led by italy's former prime minister much to your renzi and that was something that the material sylvie actually hinted about today when he launched his own attack in the senate we could also see a technocrat government or a national unity government or of course there could be those snap elections research for at a time in center for actual studies believe such a coalition never had a chance of long term survival. it was the 1st government made these who bought these devices and were never been in government and they're legal previously in government but with certain right governments so this was a new experimental quality showing governments we have problems that clearly show governments that these unique one was not expected to last a bit longer regardless of what that didn't mean is there is hope in the end be clear in the beginning but of course nobody expected these 4 let along so close a balance to beat up on but this is legally surprising and even m.p.'s from the league didn't really understand why salvini moves so fast in this very moment. u.s. attorney general william barr has

activist sylvie about catto says the custom is inhumane a bull cast fight to the death is long an agonizing. process of us the becker ratable fights are especially cruel because books whose homes are still small get tormented to death by the villagers often young inexperienced people who turn the fight into an absolute bloodbath an hour that i don't know what they think of me 30 of. the activists filed a lawsuit and the community had to pay a fine now they're confronting the mayor and demanding that he cancel the best of other completely cameras are not allowed at the discussion and the mayor refuses a request for an interview. they eventually arrive at a decision the bow fire will go ahead but this time the bullocks won't be killed in the arena. most of the villagers see this as a defeat they regard it as a threat to their tradition. many of them are so outraged that they even start to threaten the camera crew. that there were actually other guys delete that video ross mash your camera man out there is one of. the showdown is between animal rights and tradition spain is divided on the issu

actually benefit from that with the recent surveys that are out at the moment do you predict that matty sylvie needs a party to get 38 percent of the vote if an election were actually held today and that is significantly more than a 5 star movement you had formed part of the coalition government well that was formed back in june last year and was an unusual combination to you between the left wing 5 star movement and also and anti immigration the league pardo a researcher at the italian center for electoral study said the coalition is never going to last long. it was the 1st government formed by these 2 parties that by some woman never been in government and the league previously in government but certain right governments so this was a new experimental coalition governments we have problems that clearly show governments that these unique one was not expected to last a bit longer regardless of what the big mean is there is hope to go and be clear in the beginning but of course nobody expected these 2 for let along so close a balance to be left alone but this is completely surprising and even m

well as you mentioned he's blaming everything on the table sylvie who is an interior minister and also the leader of the league party now think back to lead party used to be a separatist party and for the for northern italy to separate from the south and then they became all loving italian party but they are far right and they've joined forces with contacts party 5 star which is also seen there both seen as populist and euro skeptic now there are differences though obviously which of fracture these 2 parties immigration being one of the big things the league is anti immigration kaante is not that kind of man he hasn't signed off on keeping immigrants off the beaches and salvini was ticked off by this as well as many other things like condi is done he has basically said the contract hasn't done enough for italy what condi is saying those of you just taken advantage of a situation here there's a rift in the party the league is polling high this guy is all about himself and his party it's not about italy well salvini will say it's all about italy i am the guy who's the nationalist and i'm

scotland by the country's popular but deeply divisive interior minister to take power 2 weeks ago sylviebrought down his own ruling coalition in the hope of triggering elections thanks to his rival's negotiations though that's not how he scored an agreement an affront to democracy. the real truth is that 60000000 italians are being held hostage by the 100 m.p.'s that are afraid of losing their seats this is the real truth there are just 100 m.p.'s clinging to their seats so you can call that a democracy but then don't be surprised if people say why do i need to vote well talian politics is a bit of a minefield some describing the latest crisis as being the most craziest yet what resulted is into bitter enemies strolling hand in hand to form a new government that's the democratic party and the 5 star movement of the president today. we told the president we have reached a deal with the democratic party that would allow concert to be the next premier and try to form a long lasting government. we have expressed to the president of the republic our support for the attempt to create a new gov

party led by italy's former prime minister to you renzi and that was something that the material sylvie actually hinted about today when he launched his own attack in the senate we could also see a technocrat government or a national unity government or of course they could be those snap elections. let's discuss this live with for the record being the professor of political science at university of rhode thanks for joining us professor good to have you on the program what do you see happening now in the italian government what changes could we see internally and externally. professor can you hear me just doing another sound check what do you think is going to happen now to be that i don't know if government what that means. i'll. let you know. ok it looks like we're having some technical problems there with august professor going to try to get back to you in just a few moments time when the engineers have a look at that. they do apologize to i guess we'll try to get the professor back to give our interview as soon as we can in the meantime the u.s. has conducted its 1st test of a 500 ki

party led by italy's former prime minister material renzi and that was something that the material sylvie actually hinted about today when he launched his own attack in the senate we could also see a technocrat government a national unity government or of course they could be the snap election. the u.s. has conducted its 1st test of a 500 kilometer cruise missile type previously by and for over 30 years under now defunct arms control treaty between moscow and washington russia's foreign minister claimed the us was preparing the test for a long time before the truth expired on the 2nd of august. and has the details. we have official word from the pentagon that indeed there has been a test of a missile that would have violated the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty that treaty has now expired and the usa has conducted a test of a missile that would have violated it here's what we heard from the pentagon the department of defense conducted to fly test of the conventionally configured ground cruise missile the u.s. west coast sunday the test missile exited its ground mobile launcher and

democratic party led by italy's former prime minister to you frenzy and that was something that's material sylvie actually came to did back today when he launched his own attack in the senate we could also see a technocrat government and national unity government who of course they could be the snap elections let's go live now to all the photo research at the italian electoral italian center for studies thanks for joining us good to have you want today what do you see happening now in italy's government what changes do you think we can see in terms of policies internally and externally as well. well that that's the $1000000.00 question of course of where everybody is on the stand it's not going to be easy to predict the future an italian politics especially in this india said so what is going to happen in the next few days that is that the president the republicans are going to have some thoughts with the leaders and might there something of course is going to call for immediate elections and other parties in the center right will join him in the support for the new elections but probably that by

sylvie is the only female mechanic in the workshop but in fact it's not unusual for women in a wonder to pursue professions generally seen as male domains. 25 years ago the small country in east africa was in the headlines for the most atrocious genocide in recent history. countless women. they were the ones who rebuilt the country today rwanda has the world's highest number of women in parliament. juliana contend has been a member of parliament for 20 years. they fucked of genocide didn't. play a big role in name. completely distorting what we used to be and. in trying to put up different strategies to cope. and different innovative ways to magnet and some of them were women to conduct man traditional roles in society to cope as a coping mechanism. the 994 genocide still of the shadows the country yet today rwanda is seen as one of the most stable nations in the region. over the border in the democratic republic of congo it's a completely different picture a bloody war over natural resources has been raging here for more than 20 years women are often the ones who suffer most. this is

that salvini must explain to the tally and why he wants to interrupt the work of the government sylvie's far right league policy and its coalition partners the 5 star movement have been at loggerheads over several issues but jailed kurdish leader abdullah says that he's ready to talk with such case authorities on to work on a solution to stop the conflict with the kurdish fighters founded the kurdistan workers' party the p.k. k. which holds the separatist campaign against the turkish state in 1984 there's that is the news continues here on al-jazeera after today's inside story next. is pakistan able to counter india's move in kashmir islamabad has taken several actions since mu delhi scrapped the autonomy of this contested area it says war is not an option but can an armed conflict be averted this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. kashmir has long been a flashpoint between india and pakistan and by revoking the indian administered regions autonomy india has just made things worse although islamabad says not to the point of it considering military action for now pakistan'

sylvie is the only female mechanic in the workshop but in fact it's not unusual for women in a wonder to pursue professions generally seen as male domains. 25 years ago the small country in africa was in the headlines for the most atrocious genocide in recent history. countless women. they were the ones who rebuilt the country today rwanda has the world's highest number of women in parliament. juliana contend has been a member of parliament for 20 years. they fucked of genocide did. play a big role in. completely distorting what we used to be and. in trying to put out different strategies to cope. different in a variety of ways a magnet and some of them were women to conduct man traditional roles in society to cope as a coping mechanism. the 994 genocide still of the shadows the country and yet today rwanda is seen as one of the most stable nations in the region. over the border in the democratic republic of congo it's a completely different picture a bloody war over natural resources has been raging here for more than 20 years women are often the ones who suffer most. this is a typic

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but the fact that apart from the fact that sylvie ran away quickly and did not leave any declaration in parliament he then started a government crisis outside parliament which is very serious a constitution foresees any kind of crisis is opened inside parliament because all citizens have the right to know and for this reason there are debates in the chamber not at the beach so let's try and get to the prime minister and interior minister mr sylvania back into the chamber. the trump and ministration is significantly weakening us conservation laws in a move likely to clear the way for new mining and oil and gas drilling and the changes to the endangered species act the government will be able to take into account the economic cost of protecting a species and $170.00 is credited with bringing several iconic species back from the brink of extinction helen fisher reports. it's an iconic american symbol the national bird picked for its long life great strength and majesty and no could be under threat the bald eagle was just one of the things protected under the 1973 endangered species act