in srebrenica, dutch peacekeepers forced muslim families out of the compound, they were rounded up by the serbs and massacred. with the latest scandal. top diplomats stepping in to show change >>> still to come - will japan finally offer an apology to the women used as sex slaves during world war ii. plus... >> i'm in argentina, where thousands have been forced out of their homes by the flooding. ding. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back. the top stories on al jazeera. at least 44 people will be killed in two huge explosions in the busiest port in china, hundreds more and 36 firearm are missing. the blast was felt miles away from the scene. >> i.s.i.l. claims responsibility for a bombing which killed 55 people in the vegetable market in baghdad. a suicide worker detonated explosives in the iraqi capital. the u.n. secretary general forced the head of the u.n. mi

in srebrenica, dutch peacekeepers forced muslim families out of the compound, they were rounded up by the serbs and massacred in what international courts described as a genocide. with the latest scandal. top diplomats stepping in to show accountability and change . >> the president of guinea basal dismissed the government, making an announcement in an address. there have been months of infighting. over the subdivision of power. donors threatened to withhold the billion dollar in aid. leaders failed to maintain. the area has undergone attempted coups. the president and prime minister have had a difficult relationship. >> the main problem is between the ruling party where there are many clans inside fighting. their fighting one another. and the other is what needs to be reviewed. the constitution. we have a parliament which gives force to the prime minister, in this frame. they wanted to have a final review in management of your country. it is really a burning concern because they come in from the roundtable of brussel, where the donors have to give more than a billion. so in this con,

in srebrenica, dutch peacekeepers forced muslim families out of the compound, they were rounded up by the serbs and massacred in what international courts described as a genocide. with the latest scandal. top diplomats stepping in to show accountability and change >>> still to come - how hillary clinton's handling of sensitive emails could hurt her chances to the race for the white house. >> i'm in argentina, where thousands have been forced out of their homes by the flooding. >>> in sport, the world's two best golfers go head to head in the final major of the year. we hear from the both of them later this hour >>> first, the president of the west african nation ever guinea dismissed the government making the announcement in a laidio address. the president since elections in june, but there have been months of in fighting between the prime minister over the division of power. donors have previously threatened to withhold a billion in aid if leaders fail to maintain stability. since 1980, guinea has undergone nine coups or attempted coups. let's get more from radio international guest