in 2011 tahrir square became famous as the center of mass protest that led to the overthrowing of longtime dictator hosni mubarak the revolution failed 2 years later through coup general sisi came to power. since then it's been quiet here benches and trees filled the square there is no more room for protest and the authorities would not allow it archaeologists complain that this new old atmosphere in the square is reprehensible and terms of cultural history in addition the effects of traffic and rain eat away at the fine sandstone. the old egyptian snoo that the north of the country sees more rainfall the temples there are made of different stone grand ayatollah flintstone they can withstand any climate but to remove sandstone from its original environment remains exposing it to decay you sacrifice an artifact and sort of preserving at. you know school has protests that negotiations are still ongoing behind the scenes the square should have been unveiled already it's unclear when this will happen now . and with that erupted i'll be back with the headlines of the top of the al in the meanti

is that a group of protesters gathered in tahrir square to march in direction of another nearby square which is when security forces and according to the protesters plain clothed officials opened fire using live ammunition and bird charts to wardes these demonstrators at least one person was killed though a 2nd may have died later on in the hospital according to iraq's human rights commissions and dozens of people were killed now this is quite significant because 1st of all there has been a law in the protests since the krona virus pandemic erupted and also since the protests generally subsided earlier this year we really haven't seen many people gather in tahrir square it has only been a few dozen protesters were camped out who have persisted but over the past few days we have seen a surge in demonstrations once again take place not just here in baghdad but also in the southern provinces people largely driven by the lack of services poor electricity just as the country is going through an unprecedented heat wave just last week really registered 54 degrees which is the highest t

well it appears that there are once again clashes in tahrir square similar to what happened last night we understand from the protesters that we have called on the ground that security forces are using birdshot which are small bullets to fire at demonstrators so far there are reports of several injuries we spoke to one medic based in tahrir square with that his particular clinic treated 13 people with light injuries as a result of birdshot but so far it appears security forces have not used heavy life minish and so far we don't have reports about any fatalities but of course that there is fear that as these small scale demonstrations for the cross southern iraq but also here in baghdad that there could be further escalation in violence that we could once again see the. confrontations and the escalation to take place not just here in tahrir square but also in other southern cities of zero-sum out a full team reporting live from baghdad many thanks. the casket of the civil rights pioneer a long time u.s. representative john lewis has arrived at the u.s. capitol in washington d.c. where h

and this is what happened last night where there was a group of demonstrators that marched from tahrir square in the direction of the square and this is when security forces opened fire using a live i mention killing at least 2 demonstrators and injuring dozens more it's also important because these are the 1st fatalities related to the protests that have happened since prime minister most of the me took office in may and he's somebody who has promised has made a plan to try to 1st of all make a long list of all of the over 600 demonstrators have lost their lives in these protests and to try to bring about some sort of accountability but also compensation for their families so while this process is ongoing and the prime minister tweeted about it just last night we also now seem to have once again a surge in violence so it remains to be seen how the prime minister will react his spokesperson did condemn the events and promised investigation. he said that security forces have been ordered to only use force as a last resort so we'll have to see how the prime minister will react whether there wil

we have opened an investigation into the circumstances of what happened in tahrir square i requested that all facts be made available within 72 hours qatar's un representative says the gulf nation will continue to support the afghanistan peace process that's despite soaring violence which threatens to derail the u.s. backed efforts for an interim afghan dialogue the afghan government and the taliban are preparing to engage in talks once again possibly next month they would like to reaffirm. said past commitment to support the afghanistan including continued support for an afghani led and owned reconsideration process with a view to bringing peace to bolivia security now undertaking these efforts we will continue to support. the international commitments community commitments to endorse the full participation of women in the peace process. ukraine's military is accusing russian backed separatists of violating a ceasefire that's come into effect in the country's war torn east monday's truce is backed by leaders in both moscow and kiev there's a sense of cautious optimism among some and

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protesters in the film you opened an investigation into the circumstances of what happened in tahrir square a request to all facts you made available within 72 hours before in algeria preparations have begun for the annual muslim holy day. the spike lockdown restrictions fewer sheep markets are open in the capital of years each taking strict precautionary measures to curb the spread of covert 19 masks a mandatory as well as routine this infection before and after the inspection of livestock. fully stocking chainmail are being put through their paces to sniff out the corona virus in humans the animals are expected to complete their training in september it's hoped they could facilitate the reopening of busy public spaces including shoe shops sports centers and airports or latin america editor lucien human has more now from santiago. these 4 police dogs are professional sniffers until now specialists in finding missing people drugs or explosives but that was the past. today they're training to become bio detectors capable of identifying carriers of 19 even in the earliest stages of the diseas

opened an investigation into the circumstances of what happened in tahrir square or requested function be made available within 72 hours. ukraine says pro russian separatists have broken a ceasefire just hours after it came into effect ukrainian soldiers say their positions came under attack that they didn't return fire all fighting was supposed to stop at the lou holtz condoning it screech and a cease fire deal was backed by ukrainian president brought him as alinsky and russia's vladimir putin more than 13000 people have been killed in fighting in eastern ukraine has raged since 2014 mali's president has appointed a 6 person cabinet with a mission to form a unity government is responding to an appeal from west african leaders who also calls for fresh elections following a disputed vote political tension has been simmering in mali in recent weeks with protesters demanding the resignation of president abraham boubacar kater they q some of corruption mismanaging the economy failing to contain armed groups the un security council is also trying to find a resolution to the crisis diplomat

cast doubt on these promises raising fears that systematic violence could once again return to tahrir square as well as questions about whether the prime minister is in full control of the security forces simona fulton al jazeera but at. russian president vladimir putin says he's spoken to turkey's regime tayyip erdogan about conflict between along the border between armenia and azerbaijan their origin peace talks and they say they'll play a role if they're asked 19 people have been killed in skirmishes since mid july the flare up in violence is over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region which has been under armenian control since 1904. mali's president has appointed a 6 person cabinet with a mission to form a unity government and spawns to an appeal from west african leaders also called for new elections after a disputed vote mollies embroiled in a political crisis which is seen as a major threat to regional stability because reports. amid a political crisis mali prepares for celebrations for weeks the june 5 movement or m 5 coalition of protest groups have been demanding president. to step

protest is the problem we have opened an investigation into the circumstances of what happened in tahrir square i requested that all function be made available within 72 hours. molly's president has appointed a 6 person cabinet to form a unity government he was responding to an appeal from west african leaders who also called for new elections following disputed votes in march and april political tension has been rising in mali in recent weeks with protesters demanding the resignation of president abraham because they accuse him of corruption mismanaging the economy failing to contain armed groups. sudan has replace the military governors of its 18 states with civilians including women for the 1st time as al-jazeera is have a mortgage of course from cuts comes at a time where civilians are losing their knives and parts of the country due to growing violence. taking office nearly a year after the signing of a power sharing agreement that stipulated their appointment and after months of protests so dance transitional governments who are in a team used to 1000000000 governors they were placed gove

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the people getting beaten up in egypt's tahrir square or the tens of thousands protesting in hong kong against the chinese communist party. up until today we are still seeing moments of sheer moral depravity in the protests in seattle, portland and other places, depravity on the part of those who should be protecting us. the graphic image from this 41-year-old mother of three who writes on facebook she was shot in the face by federal officers in portland on saturday. the vietnam veteran also in portland who was pepper sprayed in the face yesterday after reminding the federal officers of the moral compromise of serving an unjust government. when john lewis talked about making good trouble, this is what good trouble looks like. joining me now to talk about this is carol anderson, professor of african-american studies, the author of "white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide." professor, it's wonderful to have you and it's striking as we commemorate and mourn john lewis tonight to think about just how unpopular so much of what he did as a young man that is so celebrated now, how

cast doubt on these promises raising fears that systematic violence could once again return to tahrir square as well as questions about whether the prime minister is in full control of the security forces simona fulton al jazeera. preparations have begun for the muslim holiday in the spike lockdown restrictions fewer sheep lockett's are open in the capital algiers each taking street precautionary measures to curb the spread of covert 19 lasts around the tree as well as routine disaffection before and after the inspection of livestock. still ahead in this news hour. i'm lucy and human at the police canine school in santiago chile i'll tell you how these dogs may be able to tell you whether or not you're infected with coded 98 that coming out and then sports the rooftops offering a rare view of life and sports in the united states farah will be here with that story and i'm. sure you. will. police dogs in chile are being put through their paces to sniff out the corona virus in humans it's hoped they could facilitate the reopening of busy public spaces our last in america to see a new man has mo