expected on friday millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker zero. it's day two of the world cup in russia the while the spotlight is very much on the field told once also chants the campaign is to raise the issue of human rights in russia the country has faced criticism on many issues from gay rights to political prisoners to workers' rights challenge. the world cup is the best football policy the planet has to offer it in russia not everyone is celebrating this is british gay rights campaigner peter tatchell detained in moscow while protesting against russia's treatment of the people and he's far from the only person who's decided the world cup has a use but is not for fun ukrainian filmmaker alex sense of is starving himself in a siberian prison times to cause russian or thirty's maximum world cup discomforts they jailed him for twenty years on terror charges he says it was for opposing russia's annexation of crimea sense of is supported by international organizations like human rights watch and russians to oscar nominated russian director a

here far too long now millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker zero. an attack on a mosque is raising fears among muslims in south africa two men were killed in the stabbings in the town of. course. so would bustle is grateful that his brother faisal survived thursday's attack at a mosque near cape town he was stabbed in the face and by a stranger with said he needed a place to sleep for the night their father and a somali national were killed. in the. game. because. mom says he was stabbed first he thinks the attacker was acting alone so it's not just a congregation or a specific message this is the guy he used to be blamed despite kindness to him unfortunately. but he will be judged he will be judged by a lot of behind accordingly. western cape province is home to the largest community of muslims in south africa. thursday's attack comes more than a month after armed men killed one person at a mosque near durban in problems police say so far there is no link between the two attacks. it's a small farming town families say they are still in shock

expected on friday millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker zero there are reports that greece and macedonia will sign a controversial deal on sunday which would end a decades old name dispute with macedonia the agreement has angered nationalists on both sides of the border hundreds of grace have been protesting outside parliament on m.p.'s debate a no confidence motion against the government. former tennis star boris becker is taking the unusual step of claiming diplomatic immunity to avoid bankruptcy proceedings in the u.k. becker was appointed attash a for sport humanitarian and cultural affairs by the central african republic in april he's launched a claim in the london high court saying this role in titles in two immunity a british bank is priest pursuing because assets in court after he was declared bankrupt last year. i. guess. us thanks i just hours ahead of portugal's world cup opening match against spain their star player christiana rinaldo as agreed to pay a fine of more than twenty million dollars to spanish tax authorities around

and aid agencies describe what is happening in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera. has ordered a freeze on the renewal of residency permits for u.n. refugee agency staff it's accuse the u.n.h.c.r. of spreading fear amongst syrian refugees about returning home turkey has the highest number of syrian refugees three and a half million according to un hates the all figures but it's a large country with almost eighteen million people jordan's government estimates that it's home to one point three million syrians about fourteen percent of the population which is contributed to its recent economic crisis but lebanon has the highest proportion of refugees in the world more than one and a half million people according to the government a quarter of lebanon's population center heart of reports from beirut on the strain that that's creating. seven years in exile in lebanon mahmoud is now getting ready to go back home he's from the syrian town of mara in the region. can't go back because he's not considered a security risk by the syrian government it's a decision no

expected on friday millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker zero. thousands of mourners have attended the funeral of a leading journalist who was shot dead on thursday in indian administered kashmir sure jet blue car it was the editor of the english language newspaper rising kashmir he was killed by unidentified men on a motorbike as he left his office in tryna guard the fifty year old had been given police protection or in three attacks on him in the past decade there are reports that greece and macedonia will sign a controversial deal on sunday which would end a decades old name dispute with macedonia agreement has angered nationalists on both sides of the border hundreds of greeks have been protesting outside parliament while m.p.'s debate a no confidence motion against the government macedonia agreed to change its name to the republic of north macedonia in a landmark deal on tuesday former tennis star boris becker is taking the unusual step of claiming diplomatic immunity to avoid bankruptcy proceedings in the u.k. becker was appointed att

trying to make the best of life where they are stephanie decker reports. mohammad prays before breaking his ramadan fast with his family this year they're observing ramadan as refugees along with hundreds of thousands of other crammed into this camp in cox's bazaar. last year in ramadan it wasn't so difficult in our home village in myanmar at least we could get all the basic essentials like fish meat and vegetables but over here we just can't afford them now we only have rice lentils cooking oil that we get from the aid agencies it's really difficult here. it's the monsoon season heavy rains and winds lashed down on the flimsy tents turning the ground into deep mud that's why aid agencies are trying to build new sturdier housing this is a safer location away from the hills which are vulnerable to landslides and some of the refugees are being hired to help build their new homes. our community is facing a lot of challenges many of us are living on bindra skills in rough terrain and the bad weather conditions put our lives at risk now where making new homes i

his deputy are expected to attend it comes after another seven people were killed in protests stephanie decker bullets and nationwide strike on thursday didn't stop the violence several regions of nicaragua fighting between activists and pro-government forces including here in. there were fatalities with locals accusing pro-government forces. we were not armed there were four hooded men some skinny in a black shirt and they were the ones with the machine gun the shotgun i do not know only they know what weapon they had a sniper was on top of a pole police officers were in uniform and we barricaded ourselves here. president daniel ortega as efforts to introduce welfare cuts in april prompted the bloodiest confrontation since the civil war ended in one nine hundred ninety the plan has been dropped but the protests haven't stopped there demanding that president or take leave office many accuses government of using lethal force in trying to contain the unrest at least one hundred sixty people have been killed and hundreds injured in almost two months of violence activists have set up roadblocks on

hundred seventy people have been killed since protests against the government began in april stephanie decker reports. and nationwide strike on thursday didn't stop the violence several regions of nicaragua saw fighting between activists and pro-government forces including here and there were fatalities with locals accusing pro-government forces. we were not armed there were four hooded men some skinny in a black shirt and they were the ones with the machine gun the shotgun and i do not know only they know what weapon they had a sniper was on top of a pole police officers were in uniform and we barricaded ourselves here. president daniel ortega is efforts to introduce welfare cuts in april prompted the bloodiest confrontation since the civil war ended in one thousand nine hundred the plan has been dropped but the protests haven't stopped there demanding that president or take leave office many accuses government of using lethal force in trying to contain the unrest at least one hundred sixty people have been killed and hundreds injured in almost two months of violence activists have set up ro

expected on friday millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera traffic was above ways election commission has cleared twenty three candidates for july's presidential polls i think luda president of the. opposition leader nelson will commute its about ways first election since robert mugabe was forced out by the military last year after thirty seven years in power we have received eliminations in effect on the following candidates. no son of m.d.c. our lands we have joys still without a rope. from peoples rainbow coalition party we have non-god by your muscle. from zanu p.f. party. or sign i don't know do more you know of alliance of for the people's agenda. we have to take you but i am totally independent. this is the object that we have we have presence of more forms. because that hungry person since foreman to twenty five years in prison for human trafficking the group was found responsible for the deaths of seventy one refugees who suffocated in a truck in twenty fifteen of reports. the ringleaders were brought into court for senten

and aid agencies describe what is happening in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera saudi authorities have detained another woman's rights activist in the week the country issued its first driving licenses to female drivers. runs a charity for young people detention follows the quote temporary release of eight of the activists accused of communicating with organizations opposed to the kingdom nine others are still behind bars despite claims from the country's leadership that reforms are being implemented. the all string government shutting down seven last sunday expelling him alms it's part of measures by the right wing chancellors about curt's to target what he calls political islam in the country doesn't it came reports from neighboring germany in the six months since becoming chancellor sebastian kautz has taken an even tougher line on immigration and what he says is the threat from parallel societies forming in his country now he's turning his sights on what he calls political islam different in the light that we can't we can announce to you today a de

unconditionally from the data adding that the saudi led coalition has numerical superiority stephanie decker has a story. the three year war in yemen has reached what could be a crucial turning point in the battle for the port city of data the outgoing u.n. high commissioner for human rights has issued a warning. for size my grave warring regarding the saudi mahratti led coalition's ongoing attacks data which could result in normal civilian casualties and have disastrous impact on lifesaving humanitarian aid to millions of people which comes through the port. nearly two hundred people have been killed since the offensive for the important red sea port began on wednesday nearly five thousand families forced to flee their homes according to the united nations. we started walking carrying our children while the apache helicopters hovered above. with the will be shot or not we wouldn't get hurt there was nothing we could do shuttle diplomacy by the un special envoy to yemen hasn't succeeded so far martin griffiths has been in the capital sanaa and is due to brief the u.n. security council later

ports which is the main entry point for food and humanitarian supplies into the water country stephanie decker has more.

which is the main entry point for food and humanitarian supplies into the water and country stephanie decker has more yemen was already one of the poorest countries in the world before the regional proxy war took over the country the saudi led war on yemen is now into its fourth year and hospitals are struggling to cope three hundred model american lawyer numbers we're in the good hands of god people are sick for years we have done nothing to be in the situation we're just citizens here we have nothing but god. this hospital is in the hooty controlled port city of had data vital to getting aid and supplies into the country but fighting nearby is threatening to close the lifeline to millions of yemenis the. short term coordinator in yemen is grounded says that a military attack or siege on her data would encourage hundreds of thousands of even innocent civilians humanitarian organizations have rushed to the will of a contingency plan in a prolonged worst case we fear that as many as two hundred fifty thousand people may lose everything even their lives the u.s. is war in the united arab emira

here far too long now millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker zero . nigeria's largest steel plant is to finally start production forty years after it was built to tamil has cost the country more than eight billion dollars but has never produced any steel it's hoped that getting the facility off the ground will save nigeria billions of dollars in steel imports doesn't it resupport some. huge challenges still lie ahead. the last complex sits on twenty four thousand hectares and cost nigeria eight billion dollars to build because of all revenue the government never bothered to complete the project underneath the rest early meaning roofs lie forty three plans from steel mills complete with cumbria belt finest foundries and power plants the thing called the dust is evidence of decades of deceived the quarter and the plant is still intact but i know what we've done is to start to really engineer the plant before we shan't try to make them work we also have the lighting mills where we produce our road that one hundred percent are really very soon alre

holiest month of ramadan they're thankful they're safe but their lives remain a daily struggle stephanie decker. the president who's rhetoric and policies have inflamed many in the muslim community has hosted his first if the dinner at the white house to celebrate ramadan but as diana sobre cripples the event is drawing shop criticism from listen groups. at the white house wednesday night president donald trump and guests observe the muslim tradition of breaking a day long fast during ramadan by sharing a meal tonight we give thanks for the renewed bonds of friendship and cooperation we're forged with our valued part is from all across the middle east the white house wouldn't say who received these forty invitations but the council on american islamic relations said none of their members got one how can we say no to that so they held a counter dinner across the street in lafayette park it's not an american muslim advance and really it just shows that the same ministration is not willing to reach out to american muslims. president trump's contentious relationship with the muslim community began

behind their leadership and certainly don't want this government to concede anything that is stephanie decker at the qatari cultural village here in doha thank you stephanie. well after the blockade began it was revealed the blockading countries didn't just want to isolate carter diplomatically there were reports solve a possible invasion of carter even suggestions of regime change mohamed valise finds that this portrait of the amir of qatar shift to mean but hamad advantage has become one of the most potent symbols of nationalism here in qatar it was born from the crisis that shook this nation a year ago to the day and that's for a reason it took the blockading countries several weeks to make any demands of qatar and the list of demands that finally emerged didn't include what was later known to be the most shocking part of those countries plan to overthrow cottle's government their primary option was a military invasion that's according to the emir of kuwait who made the revelation in september during a visit to the white house he said his peacemaking efforts had helped avoid a war between

and aid agencies describe what is happening in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis stephanie decker or jazeera and the yemeni journalist has died two days after being released from detention by who. was abducted a year ago and his family say he was tortured and says he. is calling for freedom of expression organizations to condemn the crime. will bring you a check on the weather next and that. reporting from seoul the talk is about denuclearization and the trunk in singapore. many people are focused on more personal issues that can finally be resolved. and judges explain why they've overturned on war crimes conviction but this. is the weather sponsored by cattle. how i welcome to another look at the international forecast we have lots of heat across europe at the moment not least across scandinavia are actually some exceptional heat into some pos here where the heat comes the showers got some very wet weather just around italy and the balkans quite an intense area of low pressure here producing some big and foundry showers over the next couple of days this sunday the risk of floodin

called yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis the battle for data could make it even worse stephanie decker. here's president donald trump is claiming on twitter that the german leadership is losing domestic support of its pro immigration stance on the day chancellor angela merkel reached a compromise deal with her conservative coalition partner merkel's been given two weeks to reach a europe wide agreement on migrants at the upcoming summit earlier the christians. to leave the government. we are off the opinion the c.d.u. and c.s.u. has to try to better direct migration into our country and we. the number of people are driving in the country so that we do not have a situation like we had two thousand and sixteen. our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat is standing by in washington but first let's talk to dominic kane in berlin dominic angela merkel quite a day for tell us about the deal and where this leaves her immigration policies. what it is quite a day for her jane because in effect what she's managed to do to secure is a sort of sticking plaster over the open wound that many pe

and aid agencies describe what is happening in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera the austrian government shutting down southern last night expelling him arms it's part of measures by the right wing chances of austin kurtz to target what he calls political islam in the country dominic a reporter from neighboring germany in the six months since becoming chancellor sebastian cortes has taken an even tougher line on immigration and what he says is the threat from parallel societies forming in his country now he's turning his sights on what he calls political islam due from him hard to become as we can announce to you today a decision from the office of religious affairs the lead to prohibit the activities of seven mosques this means dissolving the gray wolves mosque and secondly shutting down the arab cultural community to operate a total of six mosques. in addition to the closures these measures could also see dozens of him arms face expulsion from austria several of whom ministers in vienna believe are funded by elements inside turkey a spokesman for the

and aid agencies describe what is happening in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera the u.s. special counsel investigate the alleged collusion between russia and donald trump the presidential campaign has filed charges of witness tampering against former trunk campaign manager paul metaphor and fisher has the latest now from washington d.c. . or point one of two additional charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and two counts of struction of justice these really back to a case that we had about a week ago when a poor man of four was allegedly trying to tamper with witnesses people who had given statements to the f.b.i. and he was allegedly trying to get them to change their story now also on this indictment is constantine kill mimic an auld friend of mine a fourth what does his political pour stuff his political fixer his translator on paul matter for what in the ukraine for the best part of ten years and he becomes the twentieth person indicted by robert miller's investigation into possible russian collusion with the trump campaign this all comes under

holiest month of ramadan they're thankful they're safe but their lives remain a daily struggle stephanie decker. of the spanish king is sworn in a new cabinet and it's dominated by women in fact it's the highest proportion of female menaces ever seen in your prime minister pedro sanchez has appointed eleven women to top posts including the deputy prime minister the economy position and justice six men have been chosen including a former astronaut who will be the science minister. al-jazeera continues to call egypt to release its journalist mahmoud hussein his ascension has been renewed again he spent more than five hundred days behind bars without charge the same as arrested in december twenty sixth seen and accused of disseminating false news which he and out of his era deny. the former boss of cambridge analytical has refused to answer questions about the extent of the firm's use of private information from facebook speaking to a u.k. parliamentary committee alexander and explained what he called the global liberal media for the collapse of his consultancy company cambridge analytic has been

well let's go live lines until we can speak to stephanie decker our correspondent there hi there stephanie so what's the feeling then in qatar itself. while people have been very united got that he is an ex-pat so like is of course a country where the population is majority behind this government behind the emir decree when it happened of course there was shock there was uncertainty about how things were going to play out you know an air and sea blockade causing quite some panic will support there was that twenty four hour period when people raced to the supermarkets but a lot of respect to this government that then very quickly managed to resupply from different groups like iran and turkey or the goods that had been coming in via saudi arabia saudi arabia and the emirates there's also a lot of feeling here judy there is outrage because of how personal these countries have made and it's not simply a political crisis where you've had the withdrawal of ambassadors know what these countries of have prevented citizens from going to saudi from going to the emirates is of course the gulf is inte

holiest month of ramadan they're thankful they're safe but their lives remain a daily struggle stephanie decker. you're watching al-jazeera these are our top stories the afghan president has announced a temporary ceasefire against the taliban to coincide with the end of the holy month of ramadan operations will continue against other groups such as eisel on monday afghan religious scholars issued a directive against suicide bombings and a tux. in yemen there have been new efforts to end the three year long civil war which is the news agency is reporting that a united nations peace plan proposes the who thiis hand in their weapons including ballistic missiles in exchange there'll be an end to the saudi and coalition's bombing campaign it also mentions a transitional government agreement with all political elements equally represented previous efforts to end the conflict failed but the u.a.e. has hinted that it would support the plan un is due to present a framework for negotiations in yemen by mid june. i've heard from many experts. during this visit of the great grave anxiety. about an attack o

expected on friday millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera the new york attorney general is suing president donald trump and three of his children and their charitable foundation for allegedly violating state charity law the two point eight million dollars lawsuit alleges that trump foundation engaged in extensive and unlawful coordination with trans twenty sixteen presidential campaign as well as self dealings for trump's personal benefit trying to dismiss the case on twitter calling it politically motivated gabriel alexander has more from new york. the new york attorney general accuses the trump foundation of persistent illegal conduct and it relates to the donald trump foundation which was started in one thousand nine hundred seven by donald trump and it's a charitable organization that's tax exempt because of that there are certain laws that it has to abide by and one of those key laws is that none of the money that goes to the charitable organization can be used by any personal means in any way shape or form however the new yo

and aid agencies describe what is happening in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera and many journalists has died two days after being released from detention by hoofy rebels and why cain was abducted a year ago his family told the association of yet many journalists he was tortured . has called for international organizations concerned with freedom of expression to condemn what it calls a crime against booking. the u.s. president's former campaign manager is facing new obstruction charges home and if it is accused of tampering with witnesses as he awaits trial on charges related to his foreign lobbying work special counsel robert miller has also filed obstruction charges against one of man a force longtime russian associates alan fisher has more from washington or pomona fortnight faces two additional charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and two cones of obstruction of justice the usually back to a case that we heard about a week ago when paul munna four was allegedly trying to tamper with witnesses people who had given statements to the f.b.i. and h

holiest month of ramadan they're thankful they're safe but their lives remain a daily struggle stephanie decker. present donald trump his rhetoric some policies of inflames the muslim community has hosted his first white house dinner to mark islam's holy month of ramadan and they have surprised many because transcript the annual tradition last year white house says there were up to forty guest many cabinet members and diplomats the event has drawn sharp criticism from several muslim civil rights groups. why is kilauea volcano has been erupting for more than a month but experts say the past twenty four hours have been devastating lovers reach the big island's coast swallowing communities and destroying at least eighty buildings and gallica reports plumes of toxic gas rise off the coast of hawaii big island as a landscape succumbs to the power of killer whales for more than a month a volcano has been spewing lava consuming hundreds of homes in its path and changing this unique community for good many residents have lost everything you got a pretty good sense of loss and bad and then you know. are

holiest month of ramadan they're thankful they're safe but their lives remain a daily struggle stephanie decker al-jazeera. time for us to take a look at the top stories here. there are reports of a new u.n. peace plan for yemen according to the reuters news agency is the rebels will be asked to give up their missiles and. coalition would stop targeting them with a strikes france and canada are again cautioning against trade war with us ahead of what promises to be a test seven summit they say other leaders at the summit to convince president trying to normalize trade ties after the u.s. has new metal terrorists. some call to pull your t.v. complete only going to be the measures taken are counterproductive even for the u.s. economy and for me it's a matter of principle we can't wait to trade war against friends we're all involved in complex syria iraq and subsaharan region to different areas of the world where allies we exchange critical information our soldier stand side by side to defend our freedom and values that we cannot decide in such a context on a trade war or me it's a matter of princ

and aid agencies describe what is happening in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera and the yemeni journalist has died two days after being released from detention by who. it was abducted a year ago and his family say he was tortured and says yemeni journalists calling for in stash of freedom of expression organizations to condemn the crime. bring a check on the weather next and that. i'm going hey reporting from seoul where much of the talk is about denuclearization and peace ahead of the trump him summit in singapore we'll tell you why many people are focused on more personal issues that they hope can finally be resolved. and judges explain why they've overturned on war crimes convictions but this former congress leader.

be in the studio we're going to have natasha going to him at the airport we're going to have stephanie decker out at the cultural village here as well we're going to go back to jamal a sale as well of course who is in kuwait to talk about mediation it is a commercial free hour a special broadcast called gulf crisis one year as you see eight hundred hours g.m.t. live from al-jazeera here in doha it will be right after inside story if you want to get in touch with us very easy to do it their contact details are in the wolf you know the hash tag on twitter facebook and whatsapp the whatsapp number fifty four five zero one two one four nine a. telegram that actually feel free to get in touch with us but here studio fourteen again tomorrow fifteen hundred hours g.m.t. . the world's pollinators are in decline. in this episode of. entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insects of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this worrying trend. fighting insect to get on