some of the violence and mayhem in the somali region. prime minister abi and the ethiopian leadership is very concerned with the potential for al-shabaab influence and entry into the somali region, so they are keeping their eyes on that. and the ethiopian security forces are also very sensitive to that issue. so we definitely will engage on that because that fits, obviously, in with u.s. strategic interests on that one. on the peace and reconciliation commission, again, i absolutely accept, embrace that suggestion, and i would just underline that with the ethiopians it's a system that they will need to develop you knocke to their -- unique to their culture, their history, how they want to go about it. and we will be as supportive as we can be, as we have been in a number of other situations around the world. andout african -- the south is african one, obviously, was a very effective and working model in africa. on the u.n. peacekeeping, of course we have been in contact also with the ethiopians on and their concerns. and globally the u.n

so we're traveling with an armed somali driver, an armed somali translator and this requisite truck full of armed security. but even so, when we get down to market, my friend leon gets out of the car, and he pulls out a .9 mm glock pistol. and he kind of waves it over his head in a dramatic gesture and racks a bullet into the chamber. and i'm looking at him and leon looks at me, and he's grinning like a maniac, and he says i call it the visa card of the future. finish. [laughter] anyway, that's the root of libertarianism. that's everything i know about the root of the libertarianism. but if people have got questions, i will make up some other stuff. [laughter] [applause] >> all right. we have questions, please raise your hand, please wait to be called on, and we will bring a microphone around to you. >> i see. where are our microphone people? >> they're getting here. >> that martin worcester back up there in the back row? >> josh. >> hi. i'm martin worcester. >> hi, martin. >> this is the 12th book of yours i've bought at cato. i don't know if i get a prize for this. >> i do. [laughter]

leadership and they were responsible for the somali region. the prime minister abi and the leadership is concerned with the potential for al shabaab influence and entry into the somali region so they are keeping their eyes on that and the security forces are also very sensitive to that issue so we definitely will engage on that and that fits in with u.s. strategic interests on that one. >> on the peace and reconciliation issue, i absolutely akend and embrace that suggestion and i would underline that with the ethiopians, it's a system that they will need to develop unique to their culture and their history and how they want to go about it and we will be as supportive as we can be, as we have been in a number of other situations around the world and the south african one obviously was a very effective and working model in africa. on the u.n. peacekeeping, of course, we have been in contact also with the ethiopians and their concerns and globally, the u.s. peacekeeping forces is very much of an issue for the united states and our government is l

thank you, -- you know, over 2 million displaced from the somali region, the somalis have never conflicthey are the same people. the displacement is politically motivated by the regime. -- atrocities that have been committed for 27 years. the country has been looted. when you made the communities in ethiopia, you have the stories. the young who were taken from the street and put in prison and he lost his two legs in the chambers. >> i was trying to get at if you were suggesting that the act be enforced before there is a truth and reconciliation process within ethiopia or that it would be one of the results? again, what else of the recommendations and i mentioned i want to compile them i just tried to figure out how to move forward. so there would be a reconciliation and then the u.s. would respond? or are you saying the u.s. should respond before? >> i am sure i think and how resolution 128, the human rights applied globally. >> right. >> u.s. could act now for the offenders who are on or on the ground. for example the head of security for example forces. -- >> right. >> so the united st

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer. some of the job out of their. human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month the rights group is accusing the military coalition of committing war crimes in yemen on saturday the saudi an erotic coalition admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed. well yemeni president. hadi is preparing to travel to the united states for medical treatment hadi has been treated for a heart condition since two thousand and eleven and he's been living in exile in saudi arabia since the iran backed rebels took control of the capital sana and twenty fifteen. of a kind of corruption in guatemala in june is still having a knock on effect on farmers in the area they're struggling to rebuild their livelihood since a huge swathe of agricultural land was destroyed by well counted ash save it mercer travel to go to visit the farmers in the region. the rich black soil on the side of this volcano in guatemala

six people have died after a suicide bomber detonated a car full of explosives and the somali capital mogadishu group al-shabaab claim responsibility for the attack that left sixteen others enjoyed and destroyed an office building to the morgue and reports that the was the bomber targeted a local government building in mogadishu and was followed by gunshots oh i need all of that i was drinking tea when the car hit the key i fell down on the ground and saw other people on the ground as well but i was shocked because this is the second suicide blast and somalia's capital has now. claimed responsibility for that blast and dozens of other previous he said attacks in others not quite as they turned out they are talking is the they have attacked in the hour with they carried out attackers in the conditions somali capital you know all the last week and hello that districts like yelling getting and today they are all the districts where you are and it is a. many people are there on their way growing they are always in their life like that this. somalis government with help from the african un

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer. out of their. israel's navy has been firing on boats attempting to breach the naval blockade of gaza the palestinian vessels are part of a flotilla that planned to sail off the gaza strip to join an international campaign against the siege carrying students activists and patients who can't get the urgent treatment they need due to the strict blockade imposed by israel human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the saudi amorality coalition admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will lead talks to try to end the conflict but the warring parties won't actually meet face to face with more from djibouti. human rights watch uses very strong language to condemn the saudi led coalition operation in northeast yemen at the beginning of august which killed forty children and eleven adults they say it just adds to the gruesome record of ki

doctors in the british somali capital you know are the last week follow that killing. and today they are hardened districts and there is a. many people are there and there were a growing below is in the life that this. you see. the would be exacted kushal it's no it cannot be i don't think it's being. so nobody can say their exact a number of our witnesses just told me that vehicle shootings is very he ok these two attacks have come after some period of calm in somalia in capital mogadishu why do we think about might now be ramping up attacks again. and. they now days. yesterday there were reporters saying dickless battered exclusiveness no condition as they say over journalist is you know are it more does what i did in the report indicate that the four result because it was said in mogadishu back to it explicitly says no one of the that. exploded or it wasn't a huge explosion it can be in the city and other districts and it's believed at least exclusion may. killings. indeed but we already having of five people having been killed in this latest explosion mohamed the b

welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us after a period of relative calm the somali capital mogadishu has again been targeted by a terror attack at least six people died including two children when a suicide bomber detonated a vehicle full of explosives near a local government office on sunday fourteen people were also injured in the blast the islamist militant group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility. these plumes of smoke from the explosion were seen shortly after the bomb went off . witnesses said the blast was huge the attacker was targeting a local government building in the center of mogadishu but it also damaged and nearby mosque and school. one woman described what happened as the bomber detonated his device. about idea we were in the middle of our usual work when the explosion happened in front of our district offices where our building was destroyed so i had myself under the table there was a lot of gunfire at our gate and someone called me to check if we were say but when i came out i saw many people laying on the ground injured while others were dead i

this is news live from berlin the suicide bomber strikes in the heart of the somali is cut off somalia's capital islamist group al-shabaab says it's behind the explosion as egregious accompanying to overthrow somalia's government also coming up. hundreds demonstrate in cam newton support of democracy and against extremism germany's foreign minister high command says it is or should stand up for tolerance after a week of anti migrant protests the. russian president vladimir putin faces widespread anger out of a plan to raise the pension age thousands take to the streets in moscow. i'm glad you could join us a suicide bombing in somalia's capital mogadishu has killed at least six people including two children another dozen people were also injured in the blast the bomber detonated a vehicle full of explosives now a local government office the islamist militant group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for that explosion. these plumes of smoke from the explosion were seen shortly after the bomb went off. witnesses said the blast was huge the attacker was targeting a local government build

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer. there a new u.s. army general is taking over command of nato forces in afghanistan general scott miller was sworn in to his new role in a handover ceremony in kabul one of his top priorities will be helping afghanistan's army get on top of a resurgent taliban. protesters in iraq's southern city of basra demanding jobs and better public services they gathered outside an oil field complaining opportunities are often given to foreigners demonstrators also blocked a key highway in the northern part of the city the protests broke out. of the corruption and a lack of investments. syrian state media has denied there was an israeli attack on an air base near damascus on saturday night. blasts had been heard. on the western outskirts of damascus state media says an electrical fault led to the blast at a munitions depart stephanie decker with more for you from the turkey syria border . the first you know the first thought and the first for a lot of people certainty is that israel would have been behind this it'

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer some of the job out of their. police have used tear gas to disperse one hundred fifty protesters outside an oil field and southern iraq as unrest continues and were poor public services and corruption on friday hundreds of iraqi protest years toned and try to break into the provincial government headquarters in the southern oil hub of basra they want the government to improve basic services and address their complaints of drinking water which residents say is undrinkable due to high salt levels all exports from bars are accounted for ninety five percent of the country's revenue. a human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the saudi air articulation admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will leave talks to try to end the conflict but the warring parties won't meet face to face alan fisher has more from djibouti. human rights watch uses very st

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer. out of their. human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month i was asked to the saudi coalition a bit of the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will leave talks to try to end the conflict but the working parties will not be meeting face to face has more from djibouti. human rights watch uses very strong language to condemn the saudi led coalition operation in northeast yemen at the beginning of august which killed forty children and eleven adults they say it just adds to the gruesome record of killing civilians in yemen now you remember at the time of the show you said that this was a legitimate military operation they were targeting with the leaders who they believe were in the area at the time what human rights watch is saying is that they have spoken to survivors to eyewitnesses to people who were in the area and while we can't establish if they were

al-jazeera at night in a stalking somali moms patrolled streets police. tired of gang violence they use a maternal approach to prevent crimes. like a do a little bit by the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them mothers of ring could be this is europe on al-jazeera. volcano kill way erupted explosively last thing boiling clouds of steam and ash and rock high into the atmosphere scientists say it's not unusual for eruptions to stop and start up again later as for kill way it has been spilling lubbock continually for more than thirty years native hawaiian spiritual beliefs say eruptions reflect the mood of the goddess. us as native hawaiians to the family is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. deported from the u.k. indoctrinated by somali i was unsure about how kind of a young mind this illusion and by far we've filled his life as a mixed race going to make a mistake and kill. i would reunite this family off the coast know not only my last warrior a witness documentary on a jersey you can'

somalis government with help from the african union. fighters from the capital in twenty eleven but the group still has control over territories in the southern parts of the country and continues to target both government sites and civilians in the capital the u.s. has also been involved in targeting senior figures of the armed groups. but after more than twelve years people in mogadishu still face the new daily threats of attacks people morgan al-jazeera. to iraq now where armed groups and basra have tracked down protesters who set fire to their offices over the past week prime minister heather alibaba has visited the city where people say corruption and connect ruining their lives rob matheson has more from the capital of baghdad. under pressure to resign the prime minister hide the body or arrives in the southern iraqi city of basra where protesters say his government is to blame for much of the corruption and neglect which have destroyed their water and power supplies and left thousands without jobs. what happened in a bathrobe was

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer. other there there with the news from al-jazeera still to come on the program from nothing to twenty six million how new york scientists have managed to revive the city's dwindling population. and i'm sorry for one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. plus ferrari's hopes of winning the formula one. taken a nosedive we'll explain a little later. china's president is expected to announce a plan for billions of dollars of aid in advertisement in african countries later on monday president xi jinping is due to speak at the launch of a two day summit in beijing he's been welcoming fifty two leaders that include his sudanese counterpart omar al bashir and south africa's president several run oppose a she's trillion dollar belton road infrastructure plan is set to top the agenda but there are concerns that the project is overloading poor countries with debt where it's not just trade and investment which has been growing between chin

somalis government withheld from the african union bush talks about fighters from the capital in twenty eleven but the group still has control over territories in the southern parts of the country and continues to target both government sites and civilians in the capital the u.s. has also been involved in targeting senior figures of the armed groups. but after more than twelve years people in mogadishu still face the new daily threats of attacks people morgan al-jazeera. and with the news hour live from london much more still ahead will he or won't be brazil's jailed former president still won't rule out running in next month's presidential election despite being banned by the top court weapons of war how starvation is being used as a tactic in the world's biggest conflicts with children in the west affected. and we'll tell you how some of the world's best surface did a competition more than one hundred fifty kilometers inland all that more coming up with peter in the sport. iraq's prime minister visited the southern city of basra to quell growing unrest over poor public services and gr

>> thank you all and also to the ranking member we were displaced from the somali region.but they are the same people. that is committed for those 27 years when you meet you in those communities there are stories. and then to be taken from the street and put in prison. >> i was trying to get at if you were suggesting to be enforced before there is a true reconciliation process in ethiopia? so looking at those recommendations to compile them i'm just trying to figure out so with that reconciliation then the u.s. would respond? >> i think house resolution 128e applied globally. and to those offenders. so for example then they apply that. >> a few very much. >> and first fall with trafficking with the earlier panel as they raise the issue of human trafficking ups i went to a shelter funded by the u.s.asde government everyone there was trafficked into the middle east if they were the lucky ones obviously came back and rescued and learning skills that taxpayer who was spending much of that for people who have been terribly abused. and and a response and with that dialogue with

atrocity committed essentially against the somali people remind us of what al-shabaab actually want to achieve what is the objective of. i'm sure of this certain communicants a group trying to topple the government. will also the government which both started by the african union. including the neighboring countries you haven't been trying to remove the government or. those. militant groups are really trying to leave in many parts of somalia still control it's money but it is proving the reason. it's called. abdullah made moon men thank you very much indeed for bringing us right up to date and giving us that level of detail on this latest situation in mogadishu thanking. now human rights watch has called for an end to weapons sales to saudi arabia after the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month the group has accused the serbian morality coalition of committing war crimes on saturday the coalition admitted the bus attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed been go live now to our correspondent alan fischer he's monitoring events in neighboring dji

square you know and yes formally now in that if you can some other region now it's called just a somali region with a neat was a name change and definitely the people in that region i've been very much the same to that he said to the political reforms that they've been undergoing in the last few months since every british prime minister i became to call but also in one thing that we need to look at is the political aspect that meeting took place very much you have one in one sign you can all nationalities this out of many much fighting for their group rights and there are also some panic you can nationalist this was all about creating this national consensus and citizenship to bend politics so in between you have already which is the incumbent political party laid out by. political front later by a prime minister i'll be on that that's been that's trying to accommodate both of these groups so it is definitely going to be very very much interesting because now you have z's political situation whereby everyone is trying to somehow accommodate each other and there is this new feeling that

our top stories: a car bomb attack in the somali capital mogadishu — at least three soldiers are deadnd several children injured. clashes in southern iraq as hundreds of protesters block major roads around basra — the demonstrators are angry at poor living conditions. the us cancels $300 million in aid to pakistan, accusing islamabad of failing to tackle militant groups. democrats in the united states criticise the white house for withholding documents on brett kavanaugh — president trump's nominee to the us supreme court. hello and welcome to world news today. the islamist militant group al shabab says it carried out a car bomb attack in somalia that killed at least three people. the attack happened in the capital mogadishu when a car containing explosives was driven towards a local government building. three soldiers who stopped the vehicle from entering the compound died in the explosion, which also caused a nearby school to collapse. six children were among the 1a people injured. will ross has this report. this was a powerful explosion that reduced buildings to rubble. a car wired

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer some of the others there. nearly four months after iraq's disputed parliamentary elections significant progress has been made in the formation of a government eleven political groups have agreed to form an alliance to make the largest bloc in parliament iraq's parliamentary election was held in may but a manual recount slowed the political process parliament will convene on monday to elect a speaker and the process of forming a government will begin. pakistan says the three hundred million dollars of military support that the us plans to scrap is reimbursement that it's owed and not aid its foreign minister says the money is to meet pakistan's expenses in supporting the so-called us war on terror would she says that he'll bring up the issue with secretary of state mike pompei oh when he arrives in islam about on wednesday the u.s. accuses pakistan of failing to take action against armed groups and providing them with a safe haven in pakistan denies the allegations from other serious come in islam about. the u.

for a car bomb in the somali capital mogadishu there are reports that children in the neighboring school were killed in the blast whilst police say three security officers are among the dead. human rights watch has called for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the coalition admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed. the u.s. is planning to cancel three hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan saying it's failing to take action against armed groups pakistan denies giving taliban link safe haven after launch offensives in afghanistan. the syrian state media has denied there was an israeli attack on an air base near damascus on saturday night. heard near them as a base on the western outskirts of the capital state media says an electrical fault led to the other munitions seventy deca has. in southern turkey. the first you know the first thought and the first for a lot of people certainty is that israel would have been behind this it's not the first time t

caused that blast but will of course be a close eye on developments in the somali capital mogadishu. iran's revolutionary guard says it was behind artillery attacks on kurdish positions in northern iraq on saturday the democratic party of iranian kurdistan says fifteen of its fighters were killed under around forty others injured kurdish military sources said it was the first such attack by iranian forces in more than twenty years matheson reports from baghdad. this was the moment on saturday when iran launched an attack against fighters in the northern kurdish region of neighboring iraq the target was a camp run by a group calling itself the kurdish democratic party of iran several fighters were killed dozens more injured. this attack in particular was very well orchestrated very well timed it was an attack on. the could it opposition while the leadership was in meeting on one hand it also demonstrates military prowess. missiles that hit the targets were very precise they had the very room or the meeting was taken place and there was a drone surveillance to take a picture of this so

i wanted to see ifo there was a market and what were the somalis buying and selling? >> i learned an important lesson about the medium of exchange in that market in mogadishu.m there will always be a medium of exchange. currency may not be what you would expect no matter how much society totally collapses that form of currency so we are traveling with a somali driver and translator in this truck. but even so we get down to the market and my friend leon gets out of the car and pulls out a 9-milliliter - - millimeter glock pistol and puts a bullet into the chamber. i am looking at him he looks like a maniac and says i call it my visa card of the future. [laughter] v so that is the root of libertarianism that is everything i know e but if you have questions i will make up other stuff. [applause] >> please raise your hand. >> i don't know if i get a price and i have a question if this makes fun of the president of the united states. >> stop right there because this is a safe space. [laughter] go for it. >> i heard you talk about the clintons i've never heard you talk abou

three somali soldiers were killed and several schoolchildren were injured.istan, accusing its government of failing to deal adequately with militant groups in the country. the us secretary of state is due to meet the new pakistani prime minister, imran khan, this week. 0ur correspondent chris buckler is in washington. what's the reason for this decision now? well, the us is very concerned about attacks by the taliban in afghanistan. it has been pretty explicit in blaming pakistan for giving militants safe haven, allowing them a place to plan, to plot and to organise. and there has been a long—running attempt by both the pentagon and the white house to try to get islamabad to take more forceful action against the afghan taliban and groups linked to it. that predates the current administration. but as you can imagine, donald trump himself has been rather vocal. he said that pakistan has ta ken been rather vocal. he said that pakistan has taken billions of dollars of american aid in return for what he called lies and deceit. this funding cut follows a number of

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer. other there. china's president is expected to announce a plan for billions of dollars of investment in african countries later on monday president xi jinping is due to speak at the launch of a two day so. as in beijing he's been welcoming fifty two leaders including his sudanese counterpart omar al bashir and south africa's president civil run opposed she's trillion dollar bills and road infrastructure plan is set to top the agenda but there are concerns that the project is overloading poor countries with debt well here's a look a closer look at the economic ties that exist between china and africa for nine consecutive years china has been africa's largest trading partner in twenty seventeen trade between the two sides went up some fourteen percent to one hundred seventy billion dollars africa is also important to president xi jinping is belt and road initiative a plan to create a vast network of new trade routes connecting china to the rest of the world over the past two decades chinese companies

witnesses are speaking of a huge blast in the somali capital mogadishu smoke has been seen rising from the scene several people are reported to have been killed and others injured that's all we know at the moment from the situation in the somali capital but as soon as we get any more detail of course we'll bring you right up to date but these are the latest pictures that have come from. as you can see the big hole a smoke overhanging the capital. a human rights watch has called for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month on saturday the coalition admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed. the u.s. is planning to cancel three hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan saying its fake. to take action against armed current pakistan denies giving taliban fighters safe haven after they have launched offensives in afghanistan. ranger children have been banned from school by mere army a struggling to get a formal education in the country they've managed to escape to more than

somalis government with help from the african union.ighters from the capital in twenty eleven but the group still has control over territories in the southern parts of the country and continues to target both government sites and civilians in the capital the u.s. has also been involved in targeting senior figures of the armed groups. but after more than twelve years people in mogadishu still face the new daily threats of attacks people morgan al-jazeera. iraq's prime minister hyderabadi has been to basra in the south of the country in a bid to quell weeks of deadly protests of left at least twenty seven people dead the latest wave of demonstrations began after thirty thousand people went to hospital because they drank polluted water residents have complained of water and electricity shortages as well as widespread corruption problem office and has more from the iraqi capital baghdad. there's speculation here in iraq that this visit by prime minister hi that i love body to basra probably won't achieve very much he's likely to be meeting

somalis government with help from the african union pushed its fighters from the capital in twenty eleven but the group still has control over territories in the southern parts of the country and continues to target both government sites and civilians in the capital the u.s. has also been involved in targeting senior figures of the armed groups. but after more than twelve years people in mogadishu still face the new daily threats of attacks people morgan al-jazeera. well sudan's president says he's trying to improve living conditions and economic stability by sacking his entire government marl bashir dissolved his cabinet and cut the number of ministries from thirty one to twenty one in a bid to tackle a growing economic crisis he says reducing the number of local and provincial administrations will improve the government spending and attract new investment the fragile calm in the southern iraqi city of basra may be under threat armed groups in basra backed by iran a vow to track down protesters who set fire to their offices during a week of demonstrations the prime minister body has visi

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer some of the job out of there. at least eight saudis soldiers have been killed in fighting with yemen's hooty rebels according to saudi news agencies the kingdom's military says that for the attack along the southern border activists posted videos on social media showing captured hooty fighters including what they say is a high ranking commander meanwhile human rights watch wants an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month the rights group called the attack an apparent war crime on saturday in a rare admission the saudi amorality coalition said the airstrike that killed forty children inside that was a mistake more from alan fischer in neighboring djibouti. human rights watch uses very strong language to condemn the saudi led coalition operation in northeast yemen at the beginning of august which killed forty children and eleven adults they say it just adds to the gruesome record of killing civilians in yemen now you remember at the time of the show you said

goes on somali civilians continue to suffer. out of there. as was still to come on this program. once banned from attending school we report on their enjoy refugee children given a chance to learn. the guatemalan farmers struggling to revive land destroyed by volcanic ash. and for hours hopes of winning the formula one grand prix on home turf in italy take a nosedive we'll explain. human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month the rights group is accusing the military coalition of committing war crimes in yemen on saturday the saudi and iraq the coalition admitted the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed this week the un will leave talks to try and end the conflict or the warring parties won't be meeting face to face well earlier i spoke to build on as well from human rights watch and i began by asking him why weapons need to be banned from being sold to saudi arabia. well we've been saying for really a long time now that countries like the united stat

somalis government withheld from the african union. fighters from the capital in twenty eleven but the group still has control over territories in the southern parts of the country and continues to target forth government sites and civilians in the capital the u.s. has also been involved in targeting senior figures of the armed groups the that but after more than twelve years people in mogadishu still face the new daily threats of attacks people morgan al-jazeera. still ahead for you on the program north korea extends a colorful olive branch to the international community as its leader kim jong un request a second meeting with the u.s. president and we take a look at afghanistan's bold plan to get more female police officers out on the roads. helen is developing el nino which is now in the particular good news the eastern side of a struggle having suffered the winter drought and only little bit of this early spring right in the picture looks drawing from the what's coming through the bite this cloud he will produce a.

are talking is the they have attacked in the hour we'll be back out at attackers in the conditions somali capital you know all the last week and hello that districts like killing. and today they are all the districts and it is a. many people are they are on their way growing they are always in their life like food that this the somalis government with help from the african union. fighters from the capital in twenty eleven but the group still has control over territories in the southern parts of the country and continues to target forth government sites and civilians in the capital the u.s. has also been involved in targeting senior figures of the armed groups the that but after more than twelve years people in mogadishu still face the new daily threats of attacks people morgan al-jazeera several armed men of attack the headquarters of libya's national all corporation killing at least two people and injuring ten dollars it's the first attack of its kind against top managers of libya's state oil industry which is vital to the country's economy security forces say they've now regained contro

the militant group al-shabaab claimed responsibility immediately they're trying to overthrow somalis internationally backed government. people have been gathering again in the eastern german city of kenneth's today to take a stand against far right violence and racism the demonstration was called by the evans. lutheran church religious leaders as well as state and local politicians gave speeches calling for tolerance and unity is because said they represent the majority in kemet it follows on the heels of a divisive week of anti immigrant protests and counter protest sparked by the killing of a german resident last weekend two asylum seekers are in custody over the killing. but our correspondent charlotte charles and bill is in kenya following that story for us charlotte it's good to see you but a tense day yes. today can you tell us what you saw and what people there are telling you. yes the threat of violence was in the air throughout the day yesterday the fear that we would see a repeat of some of the scenes last weekend on monday evening was palpable things did launch the remain

the militant group al-shabaab claimed responsibility immediately that trying to overthrow somalis internationally backed government. thousands have hit the streets again in the eastern german city of kenneth's for protests and counter protests sparked by the killing of a german resident last week to asylum seekers they're in custody over the killing news that one of them could have been deported two years ago feel saturday's demonstration against germany's migration policy but counter-demonstrators also took part in a rally against far right violence and racism. far right groups including germany's largest opposition party the anti immigration paraded through came it's in what they called a silent mourning march for a german man who was stabbed to death in the eastern german city last sunday. i'm here because we are no longer prepared to accept incidents like these in germany where murders are committed by people who should already have been deported earlier he named. thousands of counter-demonstrators also converged on the city both locals and from further afield they wanted to send a message th

and at least four people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the somali capital mogadishu authorities say a car laden with explosives rammed a security checkpoint at a local government office the bombing was claimed by the al shabaab extreme school . germany has been on edge after a violent anti migrant demonstrations gripped the city of kennett's two weeks ago fears of more on breast rose again on sunday when a man died after a fight with two afghan migrants in another east german town curtain thousands follow the call of far right groups and gathered for renew protests. curtain is a small town in eastern germany on saturday evening two groups clashed here a german man died two afghans were arrested the mayor of curtain called for calm. the good news in the nose of the people are dismayed as i am myself and that's not surprising when someone dies under these circumstances as i understand it the victim intervened in the argument as a mediator and obviously that didn't work out so far. not everyone reacted calmly as news of the man's death spread on social media there were calls for a

highlight the positive things they're trying to emphasize that these two countries are determined to somalissues that divide them they have called this visit historic visit some headlines were saying new era with the euro new era with germany they have shown merkel and aragon shaking hands saying this is a it was a warm welcome and there will be a strong cooperation in the future so it's a little bit like two worlds here if you compare that but i have to add these media i'm talking about are that the turkish media landscape by now is overwhelmingly pro-government because of the control of the turkish government exercise of the media landscape so these media are basically reporting in a way that they think will be pleasant to the government they're also critical media as well they have quite some different approaches and but the pro-government media are trying to turn this into a success and finally to use you know this charm offensive did it work germans child and what has been their reaction to this visit. hew whew.

least six people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the somali capital mogadishu authorities say a car laden with explosives round a security checkpoint at a local government office is actors played by the al-shabaab is the news group. now eastern germany's been on edge after violent anti migrant protests gripped the city of candids two weeks ago but fears that more unrest would break out on sunday proved to be unfounded a man died after a confrontation with two afghan migrants in the town of curt's and about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of berlin two and a half thousand protesters full of the call of far right groups to gather for a march but a post mortem show the man died of acute heart failure and not of his injuries the afghan men have been taken into police custody. keratin is in mourning but there's not only grief here there's anger to this man furious he told a camera crew to start filming him in the sun. on saturday evening two groups apparently clashed in this small eastern town two afghans were arrested and a german man dies a friend of his is still coming to

at least six people have died in the suicide bombing in the somali capital mogadishu authorities her car laden with explosives rammed a security checkpoint at a local government office is hackers claim the al-shabaab is. based in germany has been on edge after violent anti migrant protests gripped the city of candidates two weeks ago fears of more unrest rose again on sunday when a man died after a fight with two afghan migrants in the town of curtain about one hundred fifty kilometers south west of balance two and a half thousand protesters followed the call of far right groups and gathered there for a march a post-mortem showed the man died of acute heart failure and not of his injuries afghan men have been taken into police custody. courage and it's in mourning but there's anger as well as screech. that. this man furiously tells our camera crew to stop filming him as. a chairman man died here on saturday evening in this small is sent town after two groups apparently clashed to afghans who are arrested one friend is still coming to terms with what happened. while the woman who will

at night in a stocking somali moms patrolled the streets police are not going to hire or lack of children in yemeni tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime i mean used to live there but it didn't have. a do a little bit in. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there mothers of ring could be this is europe and al jazeera. we have a news gathering team here that is second to their all over the world and they do a fantastic job when information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to be able to react to all of the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to them. my job is is to break it all down and we help give you understand and make sense of it. on counting the cost after a week of nafta talks we'll look at the impact donald trump's trade policy is having globally plus why celebrity social media influences every new set of online followers advertising regulate. counting the cost on a. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge and. sometimes their dreams of sanctuary or realized but sometimes disenchantment d

the militant group al-shabaab claimed responsibility immediately they're trying to overthrow somalis internationally backed government. for more on this tragic bombing i have journalist below on the line with me from the capital mogadishu abdul aziz thank you for joining us can you further describe as a constant say as of this bombing and its aftermath. we seem to have laws of dealers is will definitely try and reach him later. right well people gathering at the far right groups including germany's largest opposition party the anti immigration a.f.d.c. paraded through came nits in what they called a silent mourning march for a german man who was stabbed to death in the eastern german city last sunday. before. the war i am here because we are no longer prepared to accept incidents like these in germany where murders are committed by people who should already have been deported earlier he named. thousands of counter-demonstrators also converged on the city locals and from further afield they wanted to send a message that the right did not represent everyone in kemet. just in this insta

the militant group al-shabaab claimed responsibility immediately they're trying to overthrow somalis internationally backed government. here in germany people have been demonstrating again in the eastern city of kenneth's today to take a stand against far right violence racism event comes after a divisive week of anti immigrant protests and counter protests sparked by the fatal stabbing of a german national last week and two asylum seekers are currently in custody over that killing. saxony state premier michel chrisma received a friendly welcome when he visited chemists on sunday he said he'd come to the city to support those who are making a stand against violence and for mutual respect. shipment is a fun show i chose to attend this event because i think it's important to be there when the people of chemists come together to show the world that democracy and the rule of law are important to them they don't want people to let their emotions run away with them or for anyone especially the most vulnerable to come to harm that foreign minister who had a similar message. you know it's wh

the militant group al-shabaab claimed responsibility immediately that trying to overthrow somalis internationally backed government. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has praised the united states for its decision to cut funding to the united nations relief and works agency it on yahoo says the money could be spent better but there's now concern that washington's decision could fuel radicalism in the middle east the agency better known hundred sacrum annorah provides basic supplies and services to millions of palestinian refugees. nearly the entire population of the gaza strip depends on aid from the agency was set up to help palestinians who fled their homes after israel was established in nine hundred forty eight and their descendants on raw is responsible for schools health care facilities and food. appliances. that have a clock but if the supplies are stopped it will destroy palestinian families because we are refugees we live off un supplies we depend on them for seventy to eighty percent of our food palestinians in gaza have no regular income there's no permanent employment israel r