young somali men gearing up to kill other young somali men, the way it has been for much of my life.hese soldiers are going to an area controlled by al—sha bab, the most powerful militant group in africa, and al-qaeda's affiliate in somalia. among them is an elite unit known as the rohan, meaning "the unseen." made up of former al—shabab fighters, they know their enemy well. commanderjalid reminds them how they are expected to behave. but trust can be in short supply here. some of these men could be secretly working for the other side. the fear is that they will inform al—shabab about the operation. sometimes the highest bidder trumps loyalty. i am travelling with commanderjalid in an armoured vehicle. he is receiving regular updates from his informants inside al—shabab. while they are not telling us exactly where, they are planning to attack al—shabab. chanting. this is al—shabab. i am no stranger to them, having interviewed them many times. they are a formidable enemy. formed around 2006, al—shabab controls large swathes of territory in southern and central somalia, including parts

airstrikes for over a decade the all improve has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. though al-jazeera. turkey's president says military units are on their way to libya to help the u.n. recognize government's fight against warlord after all the tripoli administration under attack for months has declared 3 days of mourning for the victims of an airstrike that killed 30 people in a military academy from tripoli. reports. funerals for the younger military students killed in an air strike in tripoli. and libya as you enter the government in no doubt ho to blame for the attack one of the country's backing. have to wonder are. we pledged to take revenge on the united arab emirates that states have been conspiring against us since the beginning of the 17th of february evolution in 2011 a spokesman for half the denied his forces were responsible saying the incident a would be investigated but the investigation is also required now from the u.n. mission to send fact finding committee to the location of th

airstrikes for over a decade the armed group has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. though al-jazeera. russia type has announced that turkish soldiers are being deployed to libya to help in the fight against warlord and for half top it comes as libya's u.n. backed government declares 3 days of mourning for the victims of saturday's air strike on a military academy in tripoli at least 30 students were killed but what of the wide reports. funerals for the younger military as to dence killed in an air strike in tripoli. and libya as you enter recognized a government in no doubt ho to blame for the attack one of the country's backing warlords honey for have to wonder are. we pledged to take revenge on the united arab emirates that states have been conspiring against us since the beginning of the 17th of february pollution in 2011 a spokesman for have told denied his forces were responsible saying the incident a would be investigated the investigation is also required now from the u.n. mission to sen

airstrikes for over a decade the armed group has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. though al-jazeera. now firefighters are getting some relief as they battle hundreds of bushfires across australia after weeks of high temperatures cooler weather and some rain helping crews bring more fires under control and working to reopen roads and rescue people who've been trapped for days but the fires are still likely to burn for months but just go washington is in batemans bay that's on the new south wales south coast so the weather is offering a briefer spite for firefighters but that's not likely to be enough to contain the fires that was it. daryn that's right this is a brief period of for a spa it is expected to be around 72 hours of these cooler conditions with light winds and even a bit of rain unfortunately that rain is not enough to bring this crisis which has been going for months now it is not enough to bring this crisis to an end it's expected that australia won't get significant rain at least

airstrikes for over a decade the armed group has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. though al-jazeera. there have been chaotic and confusing scenes in venezuela as the government of president nicolas maduro forcibly installed a new head of parliament armed soldiers box office and. his allies from getting into the building ahead of the boat a latin america episode we see in new reports now from caracas. inside bin israel as legislative palace punches were thrown insults her world in a chaotic prelude to an even more chaotic vote for the presidency of the national assembly was for hours national guardsman prevented dozens of opposition deputies from entering the premises. inside the chamber minority pro-government lawmakers organized a vote with a show of hands that no one counted. luis baba an opposition deputy choose to corruption and recently expelled from his party was instantly sworn in the military had model like all brothers and sisters we have differences but we must end all this confronta

because you are somali?om a community that used to have a history of doing female circumcision, so, they say theyit female circumcision, so, they say they it is on their risk indicators. they have to do what they are told to do by the government. does that matter as long as girls are being protected ? it does matter, what i am saying is, you would not refer, we wouldn't prefer girls who have been sexually abused and saying they are at risk of sexually abusing their children. what we are doing is racially profiling these families. they are being told because of something that happened to you as a non—consenting child, you are at risk of cutting your child. most of these women have had very traumatic experiences of what happened to them in this generation. they would not even dare think about doing that to their children. do you accept racial profiling is happening? cani happening? can ijust happening? can i just say happening? can ijust say at the start that female gentle you to or fgm in this country is chil

airstrikes for over a decade the all improve has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. al-jazeera. still ahead here on al-jazeera standing together at 6 in india's punjab state rally against the country's controversial citizenship. header that plenty of cold crystal sunshine across much of a central europe and if out as well i the side of these kara's skies it is a kind of trance sweepings way of tools much of the east got a mix of rain and snow and of that particular system and look at this this is the mountain tops in cyprus so plenty of good skiing at the moment there's some rain actually on the way this is one system just very stubborn in the eastern end of the mat and this will produce the rain child through greece and some snow of course into the cold air into western and central areas of turkey meanwhile monday we've got more rain coming across much of the u.k. there is some will flood warnings in place here particularly in the southwest of the u.k. and then by choose a some very strong wind

miscalculated by targeting somali matters to me. the iranian nation and freedom fighters are mourning this great loss the united states by assassinating a senior iranian general has started a new chapter that will cause them problems the beginning of the end of america's presence in the region has started they do not respect international law they are attacking iranian history which is a shared heritage to the whole world the u.s. defense secretary had to clarify that there's been no decision to pull troops out of iraq that's off to a draw off a letter by a top general was mistakenly circulated it said u.s. forces were moving on as a sign of respect to iraq's parliament which recently passed a motion to expel foreign forces. at least 30 people have been killed by a bomb in northeast nigeria it exploded on a bridge in the market town of gambaro in borno state no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack but boko haram is based in the area the last 10 years forces loyal to libyan general ali for have to reach the center of t

somali is miss minnesota group al shabaab has attacked an army base in kenya destroying vehicles and aircraft there for terrorists have reportedly been killed in the attack the base located in the town of lamu close to the somali buddha is used by kenyan and u.s. forces. thousands of people have marched in hong kong near the border to protest against traders from mainland china the traders buy duty free products in hong kong and resell them in china locals say this raises prices in hong kong which has seen more than 6 months of protests over chinese influence in the territory. the death toll has risen sharply in the collapse of a hotel which was under construction in southern cambodia authorities in the city of cat fold another dozen bodies from the rubble bringing the total to at least 36 they did manage to rescue a puppy raising hopes of finding more survivors. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has failed to get parliamentary backing for his new leftist government in a 1st vote he didn't secure the required absolute majority but sanchez is expected to get the required simple maj

in the town of lamu close to the somali border is used by both kenyan and u.s. forces. cooler temperatures and calmer winds in australia bringing some relief as fire is raging the country's southeast bought officials are warning conditions could worsen life of these waves the blazes have killed 24 people and prompted mass evacuations. in venezuela they've been dramatic scenes in the parliament has prevented the bodies president from getting in and then elected somebody else to replace him why he declared himself interim president in place of incumbent nicolas maduro a year ago saying an election was flawed in that his position meant that he should take charge since then the country's being divided on sunday rivals sit in the assembly that he was the new leader that was a move denounced by samas a palm tree crew many opposition lawmakers who. said that they'd also being blocked from getting an inversion a nice and that he said there were not enough people inside to make a valid. some are on this but joined by correspondent in venezuela's capital caracas. one has said for

somali is the most militant group al-shabaab attacked an army base in kenya on sunday morning according to the u.s. military at least one u.s. soldier 2 contractors and 4 terrorists died in the incident the base located in the town of lamu close the somali border is used by both kenyan and u.s. forces. the death toll has risen sharply in the collapse of a hotel under construction in southern cambodia authorities in the city of cap pulled another dozen bodies from the rubble bringing the total to $36.00 they did manage to rescue a puppy as you can see here raising hopes of finding more human survivors. now for sports fans the olympic and paralympic games are already on the horizon in 2021 german athlete to keep an eye on is sprinter ermengarde bensusan she was recently named fleet of the year in germany thanks to her record breaking achievements in 2019 having won 3 silver medals at the last paralympic games in rio she's pushing to go one better this year. racing into 2020 in got bensusan is one of germany's top medal hopes for the tokyo paralympics sprinter was originally destined to be

they are not probably using the typical suspects who are somalis but they have hundreds of caney and fighters kenyan born who know the territory who are from the area who are easily able to just walk and go anywhere what's prompting the increase in the number of attacks that al-shabaab is carrying out over the last few weeks. i think that in recent weeks or months there have been talks of governments have been saying that's about half the in we can also bob hope longest trond they're not capable to carry out the attacks or whenever such statements or quotes are released usually back and say we're here we're still a strong we're able to up park anywhere at will so that is one reason but i think more importantly of today's attack i think because there was an a park about a week ago in which about 100 people were killed in mogadishu in which i was about released a state odio statement which they don't usually do for. sort of apologizing the death of civilians and saying we we were trying to target foreigners i think this was to say to the somali people look we're not just killing somali

airstrikes for over a decade the armed group has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. the. fires continue to ravage the east coast of australia made worse by a severe drought there is a slight relief for firefighters battling the blazes as temperatures cool and bring a light rain just in just to washington is in batemans bay on a strain is east coast. this was once a leafy beachside suburb fires ripped apart this community on the new south wales south coast destroying most houses. hundreds of bush fires are burning across parts of the country worsened by severe drought and intense heat but after weeks of bad news finally the much needed arrival of cooler temperatures and even a bit of rain to quite call it's ok and in the light twenty's and here it is right now but i have some lying today thank goodness i don't think i've ever seen right for a while so that's helped the faucets. and mentally it's still not out there what i want people to get complacent curzon making the most of this brief window o

airstrikes for over a decade the armed group has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. though al-jazeera. to india now where the state of punjab has a majority sec community and has seen some of the most vocal objections to the government's new citizenship law when many saying it discriminates against muslims held raman reports from the ana. hindu sikh christian brothers real one now until forever they chant this is a day of peaceful but noisy protest against india's citizenship law in look to her and across the state of punjab outside the main mosque the minority wisdom community are making their voices heard in the majority sikh community adjoining them. if they target the largest minority after the hindus in this country and who they go for next from all religions it will be the poor that are worst affected. like really in this community they were happy with the government's move to a lake then muslim brothers. are going to oppose this black law and stand by our brothers and maintain our strong

airstrikes for over a decade the armed group has been fighting to overthrow the somali government and impose islamic law sunday's attack suggests that fight is far from over. though al-jazeera. well croatia has a new president elect a leftist former prime minister. has defeated a conservative incumbent kalinda. a conservative hold him a job in holland that the none of which promised his presidency will be one of reconciliation and unity the voters seen as an important test before legislative elections later this year. you have been living through 4000000 croatians are all looking for a place under the sun we are all looking for a place on the road that we're on a place in europe which is still in spite of all its problems the best place and the best continent to live on and i will cooperate with whoever happens to hold executive power with anyone who truly leads the country because i know what that means. now the french official overseeing the not cathedral reconstruction in paris says he can't guarantee that it will be saved after last year's fire john the regime of the french broadc

man: we're in nairobi cbd, actually, the central business district, at a somali restaurant. you ask fofor tea, they'll just bring you a camel tea without even asking. man: we have so many rather different types of products being taken out of this milk, camel milk. for example, we've got yogurt, we've got the carmel latte, which is loved specifically by the somalis. ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been n me intensification in tererms of producing food for humans. we all know the e impact of livestk in terms of being blamed for global warming.g. in some countries, there's g gonna be ls rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and the camel is going to be one of the best adapted animals to deal with that. so really they are an animal of the e future. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philan

nelson a group of somali pirates by french special forces except here is what you don't know. is a french special forces landed there with the italian helicopter refueled by a danish forget over watched by the portuguese air patrol aircraft a bahraini forget nearby under the command of a nato commander american we found this with information from iran. piracy is one thing nations can agree on that they can have strange angles. teams were built better than anybody else that was an attribute of character. here is the last one a beautiful ship very famous to the history for a very tragic reason this beautiful cruiser blew up in havana harbor 1898. when it blew up united states immediately fell in line with reporting that said the ship was blown up by spanish terrace. we use that word. okay. so what happened? the spanish-american war happened. randolph hearst we launched into this war a lot of people died. we acquired colonies it's not a happy chapter all things considered. when we salvaged the ship 50 years later we discovered it had not blown up there was an external mine attach

the somali youth coordinator withdrew from the program over concerns of discrimination. the program even drafted surveys to see if attitudes after the program toward the muslim attitude towards extremists was postive or negative. could you imagine such survey targets at christians? they are targeted for their faith but yet for such a broad program, let's talk about how much funding they have received. surveillance is expensive both in 2014 and 2015 the department of homeland security provided $10 million grant funding these types of programs receive funding from other agencies including department of defense and department of justice. so what kind of oversight follows these large grants? it's minimal. the documents we found shows that at best agencies that receive funding have to submit paragraph-long report. there is no evaluation or reporting and a complete lack of guidance on civil liberties or privacy protections so we have to ask where are the programs? we found them in houses of worship. -- in montgomery county maryland among other places mosques these programs ope

again thank you made on iraq has pushed members of the united nations security council to condemn somalis assassination the killing has led to debate and division at the u.n. the secretary general of the new content is says he's worried about the growing food i've been following the recent rise in global tensions with great concern i mean constant contact with leading officials around the rules and my message is simple and clear stop escalation exercise maximum restraint restart dialogue re new international cooperation let us not forget the terrible human suffering caused by walk my kind of has more now from the u.n. . iraq has sent a letter to the president of the security council and the secretary general asking for the security council to issue a statement condemning the united states for its action iraq says in the letter it stresses that any military operation on iraqi soil without the consent of the iraqi government and without prior coordination is considered as a provocative hostile act that violates the charter of the united nations so iraq wanting at the very least a statement

but unfortunately, its proximity to the somali border means it is prone to al-shabaab attacks. defense forces tell us they repelled together with the american partners and they discovered five bodies of terrorists. they also found various weapons, rpgs, ak-47s and things of that nature. furthermore, several aircraft at this base were damaged according to the u.s. africa command to some degree, including six contractor operated civilian aircraft. we also know that they were also fix-wing and rotary types of aircraft. now, why has this happened? al-shabaab has been ramping up their attacks. remember last week they attacked a suicide truck bomb which killed over 85 somalis in the capital mogadishu. the response of the united states africa command and the somali partners then was to strike at several bases for al-shabaab. now, indeed, al-shabaab's -- despite all these attacks, drone attacks, are still a menace in this place. remember, it's regional, not just in kenya. in kenya as well. just last year, january the 15th, 2019, they hit a hotel here in kenya's capital, nairobi, killin

americans came, they were initially 98 and some other somali americans so i spent some time there. i spent some time with a professor of anthropology who said racism, she studies this issue. one of the things you will see is when someone visually different is seen to be jumping the queue, jumping the line that is when you get a big upswing in racism by the majority. lewiston has members only clubs that were organized. the one i went to is a snowshoe club organized around monthly snowshoe races but they, all the mills would go empty into the clubs, they didn't snow shoe race or race snow shoes anymore and it was one dollar and for those who think the membership was there to keep african-americans out there. in the snowshoe club. and someone would next to me had a rough life. in his mind he was a vietnam vet, alcoholism, section 8 housing, in and out of section 8 housing, homelessness but he is in their drinking, and goes off on a tirade, really nasty. and and and he literally started complaining about somali americans for jumping and getting free food, his line was literally doubled

but that shows the significance of the events of the past 24 hours early given my in london killing somali is certainly not going to weaken the revolutionary guard or the could force and it certainly won't roll back iran's ambitions across the region so what was the u.s. calculation that. i mean very hard to know president trunkful the calculations are it sets in it does seem to be an escalation in this maximum pressure campaign policy we have a very obscure tweet from the president this morning. looking about iran never winds of war but been negotiations so make of that intro for that time well he seems to be keeping a space open for diplomacy which seems to be very fantastical at the moment because they think that and irani an official who would now be able to stand in a meeting or a photo op with the president from is really fall that. it's really on the clear what the u.s. wanted to do maybe was to send a message to iran that escalations met with further escalation but i think the this now both sides that although they state they don't want a direct conflict at some point it's going to

in as somebody with no training and start cleaning hotel rooms and rise to become a mactre d' or a somaliight making hundred thousand dollars a year. talk about their training institute because isn't that a worthwhile part of the story. >> guest: absolutely. some unions do a great job training. the billing unions have positions, not everyone's going to go to college and people see a great route is to become a plumbing apprentice or carpenter apprentice, electrician apprentice and people who don't go to college to pursue theseapprenticeships can get jobs that pay 60, 70, $80,000 a year . the culinary union working with the hotel casinos has this wonderful training academy at someone who is a busser, clearing tables and making 25, $30,000 a year , they can take courses to become waiters or bartenders and really double their salary to d, $60,000 a year and these courses are for free and if they really want you can take further courses to become somali eight, to become chefs and triple their salary and make $90,000 a year and this is all free and it's a total win-win. the hotel casinos in las

washington in other world news 3 teachers have been killed in kenya any suspected of time by the somali armed group al-shabaab the incident took place on monday in come ot greece a county near the border with somalia a police station in the area was also attacked al-shabaab has killed hundreds in attacks on kenya since 2011. tens of thousands of people in the philippines a fleeing their homes as scientists warn of ok no could erupt within hours or days volcano in targeting about 70 kilometers south of the capital manila started spewing ash and lava on sunday 8000 people have been evacuated from the island of tiny say where the volcano sits with thousands more needing coastal towns jimmy linden has more from tallahassee we are in but angus province about 16 kilometers from kaino the roads are slippery this is a very difficult journey for those who are trying to flee evacuation and started as early as sunday afternoon and thousands have already fled the priority according to the government is to secure those within the 14 kilometer range of i will cain know. by lease a problem funding tha

they've not permitted people to celebrate they've not allowed people that they've killed that qassam somali killed they've not allowed them to go mourn their family members the real risk to persian culture does not come from united states of america that there is no there is no mistake about it i know. it was at that briefing at the state department washington he's with us now live what else did the secretary of state have to say alan. well it was a very packed briefing many people want to hear what my palm peers saying in the state department for the 1st time since he did a run to the sunday talk shows here in the united states he was asked again about the intelligence and the fact that the united states has been saying there was an imminent threat to americans he said that there was end quote from all the intelligence agencies but also from teams on the growing that he would have been speaking to people that knew what would happen in the likes of iran and iraq and he was feeding that to the information process you've got to remember though that this is a president who in the past has crit

baghdad they were launched in retaliation to the assassination of iranian military command a qassam somali and a u.s. drone strike the u.s. says 11 soldiers have been treated for concussion in kuwait and germany well gable end is on that is in washington d.c. he says the troops are expected to return to iraq after the treatment it does not appear to be serious injuries nevertheless this is what the pentagon is telling us they say that after the missile attacks on the base many of the service members were screened for concussions which they say is very common the blast from missiles can cause buildings to shake and rattle and and can cause potentially concussions in people that are even outside of the immediate impact zone once these tests were done on multiple service members that were at that base that needed further screening they showed signs of some sort of concussions that were they suffered after the blasts from those missile rocket launches the service members have been transported to a u.s. air base in germany to a u.s. air base in kuwait and they say they're doing further testing

days of mourning under way right now in iran following the assassination of major general hossam somali a senior political analyst. is with us now in the studio impressive crosses who've seen in iran today. will this assassination you think before we go to what's happening in iraq well this is us a nation bolster the position of the iranian regime today absolutely it's already clear over the last 48 hours how the voices for the regime have drowned the voices against the regime on the streets of tehran on the streets of karbala in the south and certainly on the streets of iraq as well so. whether he meant it or not but by assassinating. some sort of money person try. has basically done the popular opposition in both countries a disfavor and done the regime a huge favor by are allowing him to corliss the you know the national sentiments if you will in favor of the regime against the united states and by that drowning the voices of the opposition what options does the iranian government have right now they have to respond somehow to this assassination if they don't they'll be seen as being

turkish embassy in somalia says at least 11 people were injured turkish engineers having lunch with somali police at the time of the attack. 3 u.s. airports have begun to screen passengers arriving from city in china for a new virus that so far killed 2 people york's j.f.k. airport along with ascension and san francisco international's will begin taking passengers temperatures and asking them about their symptoms china is saying no almost 50 people have been affected but research by london's puerile college suggests they could be more than $700.00 cases the center for disease control in the united states says it hasn't seen this kind of disease before. chinese officials have a dentist by this outbreak is being caused by a novel coronavirus a corona virus is a class of viruses that can cause the common cold but it actually can also cause more serious diseases like mers and sars trying to use in beijing for us so spoke earlier about the government's response to the outbreak the chinese government they are very much trying to keep a lid on any sort of widespread panic and they're trying to sa

school was attacked at a nearby police station set on fire in derisive county near the somali border u j s president has replaced the country's top chief after thursday's attack on a military base where 89 soldiers were killed it happened near the border with mali several leaders will meet france's president. in the southwest later on monday those are the headlines and use continues here on out. almost counting the cost while the u.s. spends billions on boards a maintaining military bases across the world plus the reshaping of the meat industry as africans wine from decimates rhinos pork industry and the phones didn't tax but could escalate a trade counting the pulse on al-jazeera all. circles in. the middle east peace process is a term spin used by world leaders time and time again it refers to efforts made by the international community to end the israeli palestinian conflict. one of the most significant events of the past 50 years is the oslo accords a set of agreements that were 1st signed in 1993 by the governments of israel and the palestine liberation organization to put in pl

now far from the streets of baghdad or terribly assassination of general hossam somali essential question through the large iranian american community in california to zeros rob reynolds reports now from los angeles. well sanjay all is home to more people of iranian descent than any city other than tehran the crisis over the assassination of general qassam sola mahdi has cast a fearful shadow over the sunlit streets there's a lot of fear and anxiety and just worry about what's to come people are worried about yet another war in the region and in their homeland impacting their family and loved ones in a farsi language book shop on westwood boulevard proprietor sam begs the day says president trump is only interested in his own political ambitions. for reelection he's trying to make it a lot at the media at least and because of that he made everything on safe at holborn president tom is not a merely funny president thrawn is not a politician mini b. he was a businessman he doesn't understand anything he's brainless travel agent michael amir he says the crisis has affected his business a lot

attack took place in greece a county near the border with somalia it comes just 2 days after the somali islamist group targeted a military base used by u.s. and kenyan forces in west africa opposition protesters have taken to the streets of the capital of guinea for a 2nd consecutive day they're concerned about rumors that president alpha condé plans to amend the constitution to stay in office for a 3rd term on monday 12 people were injured in clashes between protesters and the president's supporters russian president vladimir putin has arrived in turkey where he will the talks with turkish president richard barrel wide as tensions in the middle east raw which in earlier paid a surprise visit to damascus russia has been propping up the regime of syrian president bashar al assad in the country's civil war. well spain's socialist party leader peddles on jazz will remain prime minister of the country after surviving a confidence vote in parliament by a tiny to vote margin now he will try to assemble a minority coalition government with a left wing bold they will party the vote ends a long

terrorists have reportedly been killed in the attack the base located in the town of move close to the somali border is used by kenyan and u.s. forces. thousands of people have marched in hong kong near the border to protest against traders from mainland china the traders. in hong kong and resell them in china locals say this raises prices in hong kong which has seen more than 6 months of protests over chinese influence in the territory. spanish prime minister has failed to get parliamentary backing for his new leftist government in a 1st vote he didn't secure the absolute majority but sanchez is expected to get the required simple majority in a 2nd round of voting on tuesday. australia's bushfires are being described as a national catastrophe take a look at the. orange from the smoke and consider this is from australia at all but from auckland in new zealand it's 2000 kilometers away. the fires have been raging for months but the last days have been among the worst at least 24 people have lost their lives and thousands have lost their homes. it's a warning no one ever wants to hear. if you.

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a primary school was attacked and a nearby police station set on fire in greece a county near the somali border which is linked to al qaeda has killed hundreds of people in both somalia and kenya in years of attacks and imposing its version of islamic law it is declared 3 days of mourning over the deaths of $89.00 soldiers in an attack on the base it happened on thursday near the border with mali it's the latest incident in africa's hill region which is becoming increasingly violent so he'll leaders will meet france's president about your name pow in the southwest later on monday to decide on the future of the french military presence there one of the 4 suspects in the murder trial of slovakian journalist john krycek and his fiance has admitted in court to the killing the couple was shot and killed at their home to the capital brought his lover in 28 same prosecutors accused prominent businessman marrying of the murder of. accordion pakistan has overturned the treason conviction of former president pervez musharraf he was sentenced to death in december after being found guilty on charges

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terrorists have reportedly been killed in the attack the base located in the town of lamo close to the somali border is used by kenyan and u.s. forces. thousands of people have marched in hong kong made the border to protest against traders from mainland china the traders by the free products in hong kong and resell them in china locals say this raises prices in hong kong which has seen more than 6 months of protests over chinese influence in the territory. spanish prime minister paper sanchez has failed to to get parliamentary backing for his new leftist government and a 1st vote he didn't secure a quite absolute majority but sanchez is expected to get the required simple majority needed in a 2nd round of voting that's on tuesday. in croatia voters are going to the polls in the 2nd round of the presidential election the vote is a runoff between former prime minister is what i'm in and all of it a social democrat on the conservative incumbent calling that get a bucket of its. australia's bushfires of being described as a national catastrophe and just take a look at the skies behind me they tu

in the town of lamu close to the somali border is used by both kenyan and u.s. forces. 6 german tourists i earlier twenties have been killed after a suspected drunk driver plowed into a group of pedestrians in the italian alps police say the driver was 4 times over the legal limit for alcohol. well as strongly as bushfires have been described as a national catastrophe take a look at these guys turned orange from smoke and now consider read these these images you're seeing from a strategy or a whole day from all clint in new zealand that's 2000 kilometers away the fires have been raging for months but the last few days have been among the worst at least 24 people have now lost their lives and thousands of lost their harms a warning some disturbing images in the following reports. it's a warning no one ever wants to hear we cannot guarantee your safety at present but if you are able to defend yourself mentally or physically protect yourself or your hives. gayeties recommended that he leave. thousands of a stray leons have been forced to decide stay and defend thei