Transcripts For ALJAZ NEWSHOUR 20240713

And burst johnson visits tony blairs old seat to thank former labor voters for helping the conservative secure their 80 seat majority. And sporting asian champions al hell out there through to the semifinals at the Club World Cup maybe an afghan counterparts as barretts one nil to advance to the final 4 while they are faced with a mango next. Saddams former president omar bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a Reform Center 75 year old will not serve his time in prison because of his age the trial centered around suitcases found in his home filled with notes of multiple currencies worth more than 130000000. 00 hit morgan reports from the capital car too. The verdict is announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudans longtime leader and ousted president bashir but regarding cases with the offer mentioned age of bashir the Court Sentences that depended 2 years in the community Reform Center and. That judgment was followed by chaos in court with bush years lawyers and supporters rejecting the verdict the judge of bias but she denied in the thing and smuggling foreign currency soldiers searching his home after he was deposed and found suitcases containing around 130000000. 00 but she said much of the money was a gift from the Saudi Crown Prince mohammed bin sun man was during months of protests demanding the end of his think 2 years in power demonstrators also called for justice and accountability for what they say is the sheerest many crimes many think the brady. Bill shows that the legal system has not changed what about the protesters who have been killed in demonstrations against him for years what about those who have been sentenced to death and to prison for lesser crimes in contrast hundreds showed their support for the former president and hes now dismantled part. Was supposed to stand today against the 4 month old Transitional Government accusing leaders of failing to be inclusive and leading the country into with even chaos that is a verdict is in the end of former president bashir is legal problems while in prison he was charged with inciting and participating in the killing of protesters during the uprising against his government which started a year ago and just days before the verdict he was charged over his role in the 1989 coup that brought him to power all thats happening while many continue to call for accountability for other crimes they feel hold greater importance. Fled from the west and region of darfur 15 years ago and. To the capital. Hes one of more than 2000000 displaced in the word that the u. N. Says 300000 sudanese and which the International Criminal courts categorize this as genocide. Killings for the rapes in darfur and the forced displacement ive witnessed villages being burned women being raped by militia men with my own eyes where is the justice for all that. Many here see theyve waited too long to see justice served they also see that the fact this year has been a tall gives them hope that it wont be too long before hes held to account for his other alleged crimes he will morgan on to 0. So here mubarak is a spokesman for the Sudanese Professional Association which led the protest against she joins me live via skype from khartoum thanks so much for being with us i just want to initially your reaction to the verdict well this is very this is a very important. In your life one of the cornerstones of there are sudanese revolution freedom justice its a step further towards justice because. Its sort of defies the concept of accountability and that this is not going to be any of the crimes that he has committed if its out of the 5 that this is rather than revenge more of. Certainly defying the concept that justice is is should be served and this this verdict is very important because if it transformed bashir from being near a legit suspect into a convict hes now will convict of the crime. Thats only one in a series of many crimes that hes yet to be tried for that include genocide that include many many a series of crimes that he has finished and since the coup of 89. 00 so i mean both supporters and people who oppose bashir were unhappy with the with the sentence in that some people felt it was too too little and others really not youre not to be sentenced to tool but i suppose what youre saying is that least there is symbolic value in in seeing the legal system applies to him but the people that supported with courts are not going to be happy with it because at the end of the day what they say is that what the they are they are theyre up against the people of sudan who have overthrown and the people that are say that its to listen its its just a step in the right direction its just step in the direction towards that i am going into the more major crime in fact he is cynthia civvies sentenced to be tried for a for a series of crimes that. Have already being questioned for including the cool of 89. 00 of them only and so on that what can you to do you have an idea of how what the timetable will be for those are the charges that are against. Well its its im not sure about the timetable but them said that hes up for for a series of crimes right now and. Nothing is going to stand in the way of justice nothing is going to stand in the way of accountability to only a tiny bit about the Security State at the moment because there were fears that the protests might on rival what is the Security State at the moment on the ground in country. Things are quite stable in the morning 5. There were worries with the calls. Of former regime supporters for protests and their focus certainly in the morning there were a bit of worries but theyve localized managed they enjoyed the freedom that they did not allow at the time when they were in power they enjoyed the full freedom and that they were not and they did not they did not allow the protesters have at the time when they were in power. Thank you very much indeed fuel for. Their grief is that International Efforts to fight Climate Change are slipping into reverse as the annual u. N. Climate conference drags on without agreement the coke 25. 00 talks in madrid was supposed to wrap up on friday but negotiators have failed to agree on major points he does have been deadlocked over emissions reduction targets and how much money poorer countries should receive to cope with the impact of Climate Change observers say the latest draft statement lacks the kind of commitments from Major Economies needed to inject a new momentum into the Paris Agreement. I think its disgusting its profoundly disturbed since the outcome the draft outcome that has been put forward by the chilean presidency is disgraceful completely unacceptable i dont know why theyre afraid to stand up to. The world who are destroying the amazon and the Donald Trumps of the world that are pulling out of paris what is happening here is mind boggling and absolutely unprecedented on the extra day off talks to any issues. Divergence from these across the board this is set for a collapse unless we fix it in the next few hours. I rented to nick clark is at the conference and explains why nonprofit organizations arent happy with the statements coming from delegates well when you get to this point of the conference after 2 weeks and they go about woody and vocabulary sure applies this time right now remember this conference is all about nations coming here and being prepared to in honks their ambition sharing and willing to enhance their ambitions for next years conference in glasgow when the Paris Agreement really kicks in so last nights there was a draft text issued it wasnt perceived to be Strong Enough it was felt that the United States and brazil in japan had watered it down too much so to go chasing teams the same back to the drawing board they worked at it all night and enough the text was produce 8 oclock this morning but again it wasnt enough because it only called for nations to offer to in hollands commitments to reduce Carbon Emissions as opposed to calling for them to reduce Carbon Emissions it is a very small issue semantics but that has enraged the ngos and theyve said its completely unfair its unjust its immoral its pouring petrol on the fire. Well laces protest outside the Climate Summit Extinction Rebellion activists dumped horse manure and staged a mock hanging protest to say theyre frustrated at the failure of World Leaders to take meaningful action against Global Warming 12 members of the group stood on melting blocks of ice wearing nooses and action was to symbolize the 12 months until the next summit when they Paris Agreement enters a make or break implementation phase. More on this under and by tom burke whos chairman of the Environmental Group a 3 g. And a former government advisor on Climate Change thanks so much for coming to visit so one of the the organizations in that report there said that the talks are close to collapse is it that bad i think i dont think theyre close to collapse i think theyre having a very bad time theres always a device you can always as it were stop the clock and roll things forward in any International Negotiations if you get into a real logjam but its a very bad sign and theres no doubt at all that the n. G. O. S are right to be troubled by the fact that what theyre trying to agree at the moment is simply the rubric its not really the next steps that have to be taken so it what is the big area of proportion the big problem area then well i think what theyve got to do at this round of the summit is to agree the last bits of the rulebook by which theyre going to implement the agreement and theyre hung up on a couple of fairly technical points to the way Carbon Markets work and to do with who pays for the damage thats going to result from the trying to change already getting but i think really thats masking a reluctance on the part of some countries and theyve been named very unusually theyve been named a bit in the discussions are strayer for instance brazil the United States for really masking the fact that they dont want to do more on the climate and if those countries continue to block it can the other countries go ahead anyway or does it whats the mechanism for continuing because the me cant turn around say well theyre not doing it they wouldnt be doing anything and you know these agreements and the sets work by consensus so theyll just go on talking as theyre doing tonight theyll just go on talking and coming back and talk again as they make progress but remember countries go on doing things anyway and the real economy is changing as the cost of renewables goes down the cost of a low Carbon Economy is getting lower now competitive in many parts of the world with the fossil fuel supplies so. Its not that nothing at all happens it just would happen a lot faster of countries were all moving Forward Together what about carbon offsetting which people kind of used to talk about as one of one of the big deals in improving the Climate Crisis but now it seems an environmentalist say actually offsetting is not the answer you just have to reduce in the 1st place well the environment as absolutely right to say the priority is to get things done but there are some places where if you can get the rules right and thats what theyre arguing about then there is some advantage mostly in terms of going the pace at which we get emissions completely out of the Energy System but the environmental surat to say you cant use offsetting as a substitute for real reductions so what about the fact that we still seem to be just going talking about a rulebook committee one might think the native paris was a company of you number of years ago and you might get the point to consume concrete steps i mean that does seem bizarre doesnt it no i think you know youre trying to get essentially what is over 200 countries to agree to harmonize earn a jew policies thats quite a difficult thing to do its very difficult inside the European Union with all the other advantages are of working together so i dont think you should underestimate the difficulty of the task of taking carbon out of the economy on the other hand you can start to underestimate the significance of failure on this case and whats really important about this process is it keeps people aligned and pointing in the same direction where the process to collapse it was very serious because then countries would split apart they would leave be trying to move in the same direction so its very frustrating to run into these sort of blocks and to beef stop by things like not agreeing the rules but you shouldnt think that that that means that all the changes stop because a lot of the changes going on anyway thank you very much need to end on an optimistic note thank you. Coming up on this news hour from london putting it to the people a National Debate is launched in mali seeking a solution to increasing the balance in the sahara region. A warm welcome for a long time sushi as she returns home from the hague to defending mean mark against genocide charges. And some Mohamed Salah magic made it a good day liverpool he tells his sport. The u. K. And u. S. Of issue travel warnings for northeast india as protests continue against a new citizenship law at least 2 people have been killed in the unrest over legislation which allows minorities from pakistan afghanistan and bangladesh to apply for citizenship but not muslims some demonstrators say the law will lead to an influx of foreigners to the Border Regions it will take jobs there and dilute the areas cultural identity others say its part of Prime Minister Narendra Modis hindu nationalist agenda to marginalize indias 200000000 muslims so raman reports from new delhi. They gathered across the capital and from other states their message loud and clear the citizen act. As its note has to go the president of india gave his assent to the cia on thursday the controversial law allows citizenship to be granted to minorities from 3 neighboring countries but the opposition says it discriminates on religious grounds and goes against indias secular constitution this is undermining. Sure and i didnt deal the people in the northeast. We have come here to save the constitution one of indias opposition leaders described the bill as dangerous. Prime minister Narendra Modi and home minister dont care this citizenship Amendment Bill they brought in recently was shy. The soul of india is happening in assam and the northeast east of the country. In the days leading to the new law being approved protests erupted across the country the most violent in the state of assad in the north east several People Killed a car set on fire and government buildings attacked. Political leaders in the states of carola punjab and west bengal of all said publicly they will not implement the law leading to a potential conflict with new delhi it is the beginning of something very potent you know you 1st put a star then you put people to a ghetto then you finally pick them to then point out this unfortunately could be the beginning of what could result in. Disenfranchisement of a very significant population. The numbers here may present the indian Prime Minister to read remotely with his biggest challenge since august the 5th when he stripped indian administered kashmir the only state in india to have a majority population of its autonomy that in november his government won a Historic Court battle between hindus and muslims ownership of a disputed religious site. And now this the c. A. A. Muslims are the only ones affected the law also prevents inducing tumbles here. From gaining citizenship critics say secular protections ingrained in the Indian Constitution and now under threat and it seems that a long political social and cultural fight is on the cards for Prime Minister director modi and the Indian Government so robin al jazeera. The violence in the state has prompted japans Prime Minister to postpone plans to travel there for a summit with his Indian Counterpart entomology at least 2 people have been killed during protests against the north and to the family of one of them a. 17 year old musician was killed in Police Fighting in go. In the capital of assam where thousands of come out on the streets to protest against Indian Governments citizenship Amendment Act his family is indias they say theyve lost their son unease become a martyr in the largest struggle to protect assamese culture that by ensuring that normal migrants get indian citizenship and settle down in assam they dont want anybody else to protest their lost all young men to stop the protests this incident has impacted the nature of protest in assam they have shifted from tire burning and blocking to more peaceful gatherings. So i mean the. Minute he was just 17 was he a criminal he was on his way back from the protest but then they shot him just like that why did they shoot him who gave them the right to shoot him these students are sitting on a day long Hunger Strike and such protests are going to become routine at least that seems to be the strategy of the biggest Students Union and thats behind the movement these students say that theyve been betrayed by these the more the that Hindu Nationalist Party and that they may have made a mistake by watering the party to power they feel that the policies of this party and this government is against their interests that government is not being in a head to death in this people because they have their own whats been so Illegal Migrants do it we dont want banks and they dont fit with getting above our sentiments our want issues but thats what it would say that we didnt mean. To be treated as people are queuing up outside to stations and cash machines the government has relaxed the curfew and most shops in the city of god have now reopened but the governments of the United States the United Kingdom and canada have issued a travel warning to their citizens against traveling to the region the internet in assam still remains suspended people here on the ground say that while they want to go back to work and send their kids to school their resistance is only going to grow. At least 6 people are being killed in an overnight attack in the democratic republic of congo the raid in the northeastern city of beni is being blamed on the rebel group allied Democratic Forces its the latest in a string of deadly attacks which triggered protests against the Congolese Army and u. N. Peacekeepers are resident who say theyre fighting to protect the tax have disrupted efforts to contain an Ebola Outbreak in the region which is killed more than 2200 people. Mommies government has no interest in a National Debate aimed at finding a solution to the increasing violence by groups in the sahara region across the border 3 days of National Mourning have been declared after dozens of soldiers were killed in attacks this week im going to just reports from manis capital bamako. Its been a tragic week for countries of the cell funerals of taking place of 7 to one so just killed by 5 just leapt Islamic State in egypt its a biggest loss ever suffered by the country in a day and its president promised the country will not forget the sacrifices. In this is a man that i have come here to express my feeling of revulsion on behalf of all my compatriots in the face of a war imposed on us by an enemy who has addressed us with nothing but aggression and a violent and treacherous manner this enemy took 71 of the nations valorous children in neighboring nigeria fighters executed for aid workers kidnapped in july. In mahlers capital bamako the National Dialogue is underway its struggling with Ethnic Violence and the threat of groups in the north ringback over the next one week delegates in this hall will try to discuss issues that are threatening to tear mali apart organizers hope that whatever is resolved will help bring peace to the country but the major problem is the absence of people some told to monists problems including the armed groups as well as a political position that is angry about the conduct and outcome of last his president ial election. The president to bring. Is hopeful that at the end of the talks here mali intellectuals peace and war. So you have one it will be a question for you to examine the countries to see where the evil comes from and how to treat it as you are a force of the gesture that and the country will expect that this meeting will improve the situation room but for now its not clear of the president s assurances are enough to convince everyone to embrace peace. There is anger and frustration of the street in reaction to the ongoing violence in the region despite the presence of international troops. Back you know some absolute big its not that we are obsessed about their departure what we want is a change of tact and policy theres so much killing so many orphans and widows anough is enough despite the presence of International Forces attacks continue. Your. Game is fun its playing here if is to entrench new clothing is an every say no in that case. Many millions have described the National Dialogue as an important step but its not clear if it will lead to peace and reconciliation in a divided nation. Ahmed agrees aljazeera by michael. Heavy fighting has been raging around libyas capital over the past 24 hours all of her life or have turns been trying to take control of the capital for 8 months is forces have clashed with armed groups allied with the internationally recognized government which is based in tripoli of thursday have to call on his forces to advance towards the center of tripoli in what he called the final battle for the fiercely contested city. Of the power. Is still trying to accelerate his steps to invade tripoli our troops supporting the government of national called will never enable him to do so we are firm on the ground and the Main Objective is to protect the civilians tripoli with its 3000000 citizens is the capital city for all libyans and this is the reason behind our main goal which is to protect the civilians and prevent have to off from entering tripoli. Algerias newly elected president has reached out to members of the countrys prodemocracy movement for a huge protest against his victory in a televised statement of alleged to be promised reforms and said he wants to start dialogue with the opposition protest movement. Who was once algerias Prime Minister received 58 percent of the vote but turnout was low at around 40 percent after a boycott by many argyria who hoped to see new faces among the candidates. Thousands of protesters have rallied in bangkok after tyo fortys moved to ban the future Forward Party demonstration was called on friday by the partys leading talent on trying win rank it was the biggest protest in the capital since former army general pro church or seized power in a coup 24. 00 team thailands Election Panel asked the constitutional court. To dissolve the future for the party using it or breaking the law by accepting multimillion dollar loans from time to. Thousands of lined the streets a 1000000 Miles Capital to welcome back leader and some sushi from the hague where she defended the country against genocide charges she led a team to the netherlands for 3 days of hearings during which she denied the allegations and argued the u. N. Court should not have jurisdiction myanmar is accused of genocide during the 27000. 00 military crackdown against ring of muslims which forced more than 730000 refugees to flee to bangladesh the. Weve come out to support her prior to her departure and we are here today to welcome mother sue coming home she is our leader the result of the hearing which she attended will come out later whatever the result is we need to support her she needs support of her people. Mother sue went to the courts on behalf of our country actually the accusation of genocide was against the army but she took the 1st step of responsibility as a leader of the nation we are proud of her for defending our country at the court. A Senior North Korean military official says recent tests of Defense Technology are aimed at subduing Nuclear Threats from the United States the statement came hours after north korea said it had conducted a crucial trial at a satellite facility state t. V. Released these pictures of leader kim jong un overseeing the exercise is the 2nd test of the site in just under a week and it comes a day before the top u. S. Envoy for north korea is due to arrive in south korea for talks pyongyang has given the u. S. A year end deadline to drop its insistence on unilateral denuclearization. So watching out of there live from london still to come. Syrians forced to flee the bombardment until it finally sells and during bleak weather conditions at unofficial camps near the border. Tens of thousands of soundin protesters cram into a square in rome. The squeeze on italys populist leader says we need. And in sports this heavyweight champion gets a rare audience but the pope and all the details coming up. When our saturday was an interesting day was gale warnings for the Bavarian Alps with very wet weather in greece and to a 100 millimeters in more than that and further west it looks quiet but theres flooding on the ground in Northern Spain in a Flood Warning for the southwest and france for the place to look because in the next 24 hours these struggling frontal system is just more or less disintegrate them seeing those slow eastwards with the heaviest rain still moving through turkey and much of Eastern Europe and Central Europe looking fine but watch what happens here in the west once again a line of green line of rain increasing winds and the whole thing winds up to Stormy Weather again for portugal for western spain come monday and much of central Eastern Europe is quiet again by the time that all semis although for the next few hours maybe you get a few showers in the eastern med hidden in the levant is generally far north africa for the next couple of days not very warm and indeed in robot although 17 degrees appears on your thermometer on monday its with windy and wet weather to boot the hamas is not really dug in yet so its not particularly dusty throughout this hour but its showing signs of but as you can see its bone dry until you get down near the equator big showers around in rwanda at the moment. December on aljazeera as this year comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shake the year people in power investigates the shocking truth of disabled people in Eastern Europe skakel deciding the future of the u. K. And its place in europe will the general election result the breaks it is shes a story of palestinian women rising above part of the struggle for freedom against all on and the worlds best football teams head to counsel for the fee for the Club World Cup 29. 00 g. Join us for special coverage of december on aljazeera. On counting the costs of the i. M. F. Loan tax cuts for big businesses at the stairs the for the poor is just a perfect cocktail for street protests speak to the Vice President of ecuador plus kenyas cash crunch the competition lining up to take netflixs crown counting the cost on aljazeera. Im on a top stories here not just here she dons former president omar bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a Reform Center the judge ruled that the 75 year old will not serve his time in prison because of his age. The annual Un Climate Conference cop 25 has run into trouble with international negotiators fading to agree on major points the talks in madrid were supposed to wrap up on friday but no deal has been reached yet. And protests have continued for a 4th day in india over a new citizenship nor at least 2 people being killed in the unrest but i just say sion and i was minorities in pakistan afghanistan and bangladesh to apply for citizenship but not muslims. Several activists have been injured in lebanons capital beirut after Security Forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to Disperse Protesters hundreds of people gathered as part of a wave of antigovernment demonstrations that have swept the country for 2 months right Police Chased protesters in the street beating and detaining some of them after they tried to break into a barricaded area demonstrators say theyre angry at a ruling elite that steered the country toward its worst economic crisis in decades. Supporters of one of the most powerful iranian backed militia groups have marched through baghdad after the u. S. Imposed sanctions on one of its leaders a u. S. Flag was burned by members of a cyber. As well as effigies of President Donald Trump israels Prime Minister and saudi arabias king sound man washington stopped sanctions on. For allegedly killing demonstrators at recent antigovernment protests. At least 18 people have been killed in syrias last rebel stronghold illiberal rence as government and russian asteroids continue to intensify many people have fled their homes relocating to near the Turkish Border where theyre now injuring bleak weather conditions were going to report from istanbul. On his family fled aleppo which was serious largest city and commercial capital 6 years ago now they have been forced to scape again this time from the promise syrias last remaining stronghold is being bombarded by m is a deliberate fire and russian asterix. We thought we were safe this time and we didnt have to flee again and then suddenly the bombs started falling we just escaped to save our souls their latest set of features the house on a makeshift company of the tucker border now there in relative safety his wife would need a ton tension to the rest of off them. All assets are families not together some are in lebanon while some escaped by boat to germany and norway those in lebanon are suffering they have to renew their papers and the government keeps on turning them down there are lots of little well run company at the Turkish Border for so the new display such as the aloha we and family forstall settled in unofficial comes with a deliveries for you im far between the rain and cold weather is making life was for the displaced in the nearby city. The situation at the camp is miserable its beyond description it rains throughout the night and floods the teens water is also getting into the teens from the roof which means beating and blankets are all soaked but winter is setting in temperatures dropping to below 0 and prolonged periods of snow expected last winter at least 29. 00 children a newborn babies died in subzero temperatures of the fleeing from villages in isnt syria controlled by eisel fight is many here are dreading a repeat of the extremely cold with mohamed atta well just stumble. The rebels in yemen are appealing for help from the International Community as a deserted tanker off the western coast continues to leak oil into the red sea the ship which is located near the salif port around 80 kilometers north of her data has become a point of contention between the warring who fees and the international they recognize government is believe the vessel could lead to an environmental catastrophe both sides claim control of the tanker which is carrying more than a 1000000 barrels of oil and the potential revenues from its sale. Place of officially named the 1st victim of the white island volcano eruption in new zealand 21 year old australian crystal eve browett was visiting the island with her family her father and sister are both in hospital with serious injuries 15 deaths have now been confirmed from mondays eruption and about 20 people are in intensive care with severe burns Police Divers are still searching for 2 remaining bodies around why thailand weve got to make sure that the planning prices move this meticulous for the reasons that of spelt out previously but were out in the sea near the island near the jetty with the dice what the placed are squads being up here since early this morning and ill be that being joined this afternoon by the navy dart squad with the means it is one intern back on saying. The british Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been in northeast england thanking voters there for backing the conservatives some for the 1st time in generations in thursdays election his party conscious ways through the socalled red wall constituencies in working class parts of the country that traditionally voted labor were chose reports. To the victor the spoils for 2 days after the landslide election Boris Johnson surveyed his demands this is said to be old tony blairs for a seat labor since 935 now conservative blue that people may have been breaking the voting habits of generations to vote for us and i want the people of that all the to know that we in the conservative body and i will repay your trust. Of all the stories in the 2019 election this is perhaps the biggest the working class communities in englands midlands north and in wales who deserted labor in droves its a seismic realignment of british politics for sure. The u. K. Is a small country but it can still feel a long way from big multicultural urban centers like london to the kinds of places that have just given Boris Johnson his majority labor still does well in liberal minded metropolitan areas but say its paid the price for alienating more socially conservative bricks that voters outside of the big cities. Labor activists canvassing in such places before the election fed back grim reports the partys model position on bricks it was one complaint but perhaps a bigger one was a leader Jeremy Corbyn they didnt think he shared their values wasnt patry arctic enough was to city focused in those states that we have lost about listening to people what was it and i think it wasnt just a long history of maybe 40 years of neglect and them saying to politicians you never listen to us i mean if allowed our communities to be run down in this way the conservatives now have to figure out what to do with their new voters because its not a Natural Alliance the conservatives have traditionally been the party of the landed and the rich giving purpose back to towns devastated by the industrial collapse presided over by conservative governments of the 1980 s. Maybe beyond the conservatives have no constructed. Policy offer at scale could meet the needs hopes dreams all the new electoral constituent states so its a very exciting. Opportunity and i think. Jeremy corbyn will go soon and by january 31st britain will have breakfasted. Then Boris Johnson will have to make good on his optimistic promises of the new voters could easily disappear for the next election will challenge obviously iraq london. First johnsons election victory could have huge implications for the future of the United Kingdom so youre going to go reports from belfast on how the exit deal means there are expected to be some checks on good moving between Northern Ireland and the rest of the u. K. A warning some years report contains some flash photography of. The u. K. s Election Results have marked a historic change for irish nationalists never before have their representatives been elected to parliament in westminster in such numbers overtaking the unionists in an unprecedented outcome. For an election born of brecks it most believed Northern Ireland was always going to vote against Prime Minister Boris Johnsons mantra of get brecks it done this is largely remain country even for the brics it supported minority johnsons withdrawal deal that would place an economic border in the irish sea has angered many pro british unionists here fearful of irish nationalism many now believe Northern Irelands identity is being sacrificed for an english cause they are concerned very very concerned because the demand for indoor knowledge is already seeing a shift towards more people would identify as nationalist compared to us i think theyre also very very upset very very annoyed with johnson because it for them he did people say throw them under the bus at the last in order to get his deal he sacrificed the peace concerns on the altar of getting a deal so that he can to this election with a deal in the bag and so be able to deliver bricks or bricks that isnt a potential collision course with the delicate fabric of Northern Irish society and maintaining a borderless crossing between the north and the south is crucial to keeping stability here according to the good friday agreement. For decades since the 1960 s. Protestant unionists and the mostly catholic nationalists were at war with each other but the good friday agreement in 1999 brought an end to that underpinning that was the removal of border infrastructure allowing people and goods from the north and south to travel freely between the 2 the unionists bricks it has ushered in fear is that the province could be permanently bound with the Irish Republic further removing it from britain adding to this the Northern Irish assembly hasnt sat for almost 3 years following a political crisis but with brics it now a clear u. K. Policy talks between its parties are due to be held on monday to try to restore the power sharing government and with more power now in the hands of the nationalists they could also lead to even huge push for a United Ireland so nearby ago aljazeera belfast. Senior democrats in the u. S. Have been paying close attention to labors west election defeat in the u. K. Since 935 it raises questions as to whether left leaning candidates in the u. S. Will be able to defeat trumps reelection bid next year but president im listening commit chill says there are some key differences between the 2 countries theres no question that the kind of big picture lesson that everyone seems to be taking away is that the democrats need to nominate somebody from the center but 1st of all thats the kind of there are no the democrats are just a bunch of people who think of themselves as democrats so theres no strong party that can act on that and secondly whatever was going to happen in this election in the United Kingdom there was going to be a strain of moderate democrats that were saying this proves we cant move too far to the left if corporate and labor party have won by that his supporters would have said but the United States is different so this is kind of where we always are in american politics and these electorates and these elections are different i mean the democratic partys base is much less white the u. S. Electorate is much less white in an election both in the u. K. In the United States where White Supremacy ism is kind of at the core thats a real key difference between these 2 countries that cant be ignored. The woman suspected of killing a british teenager in a car crash and fleeing on the Diplomatic Community has been filmed driving in the United States and us the wife of a u. S. Diplomat is thought to have been on the wrong side of the road when she knocked 19 year old harry down off as measured by near a miniature base and england sickness refused to answer any questions when she was approached by news crew. French president in my name of course says hes pushing ahead with Pension Reforms despite a 10 day nationwide strike by transport workers in paris residents and tourists expressed frustration with serious delays on the citys transport lines the strikes led by frances unions currently have no end date and other large demonstrations is set to take place on tuesday opponents of the Pension Reforms say employees will have to work longer receive smaller pensions the government says the Current System is an affordable. Tens of thousands of protesters crammed into a square in rome to denounce italian far right. The rally was organized by the anti populist soundings movement and is that biggest demonstration yet it was born out of a spontaneous rally organized by 4 friends and but on your last month in opposition to growing support in the north of italy. Right Wing Coalition thousands of young people squeezed themselves like sardines into the citys main square giving the movement his name its name thank you. This is a difference of a square is it is a free spontaneous participation we decided. To do it he just wanted to remind you that while we are here in rome 25 towns to the streets across europe. Im here with you sending leave messages today if you want to say how you create if you sophie and but we are not be its italy is not italy is. A beautiful city that doesnt want to leave anyone behind because no one should be left behind we need to remain human this is. What dr hamid was at the protests and says the rise of the saudis movement has taken many by surprise. Just a month ago this movement did exist and its founders probably did they get their message that they 1st read on social media with resonates so much among italians they would have this kind of turnout not only here in rome but in several cities across the country and also in several european cities now the message is very clear need to mobilize and fight against the spread of far right targeting specifically one leader. The head of the norden party theres a lot of accusations here that he has been using quite divisive rhetoric that italians need to stand up against this sort of fear mongering tactics. Politics that are dividing this society about against the rise of races most of the people here would tell you that they sort of lean towards the left its also maybe perhaps a message still words the leftist parties in government certainly they do people here would tell you theyre not doing enough just to spread the message of the left are not representing them anymore the question now where this Movement Goes from here does it become a Political Party will it come up with some concrete political demands what will it do next certainly it has been very successful at mobilizing people now the next step is what everybody is wondering about and its certainly going to be a very strategic move for these 4 members of the starting a Movement Just a month ago didnt know that they will become such high profile people in italy still had this news hour where residents in the yucatan peninsula could derail the mexican president ambitious train project. And find out what happened in the showdown between the asian and African Champions actually called world cup. The fact. The smallest place on the planet money could soon be lost to africa its an International Team of scientists is determined not to let that happen without intervention to give the key i would say here to a vast amounts of race against time to try and save a species take a crisis its an emergency plan stave off extinction techno. Investigative journalism. Global experts in discussion 3 times you put a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the worst of the lot i was brets of us when we want to have stories from other angles open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today you have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talking to aljazeera that both programs to inspire you on aljazeera. The mexican president ambitious mayan train project could be derailed this sunday by a referendum to decide its fate People Living in the yucatan peninsula a skeptical about the venture and say it poses environmental risks and threatens their land but Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador insists its the poorest communities who will benefit by reputable reports from mexico city. And southern mexico is world famous for ancient archaeological sites like by link it and she once the cradle of the mayan empire today southern mexico is considered one of the most poverty stricken regions in the country now mexican president under this month. Has proposed lifting indigenous communities here out of extreme poverty it involves the construction of a railway cold but in my or my untrained intended to increase investment and create thousands of tourism related jobs putting a town in the state of competitive indigenous farmers like him no myleene lopez are skeptical but this is that when the to me this land is invaluable for one its my fathers inheritance if this poorly named mayan train arrives i would feel invaded i would feel my space has been occupied because of the time if other people come they will want to displace us. Much of this region remains a vast wilderness were ancient mayan ruins can be found scattered across the landscape and many here worry what it might mean for a railway to cut through more than 1500 kilometers of tropical jungle and the moment everyone talks about Global Warming and how we have to take care of trees and plant more trees will this mine train project would destroy many trees and bring me my tourists more tourists means more garbage and more consumption of water that we dont even have today the president has consistently defended his proposal saying that any potential negative impacts resulting from the project will be minimal the bridge at this point portend this project is important and will not affect them. On the contrary what we want is how the people to learn about the great artistic and cultural wealth of the solution and to create jobs through to the. Mexican president under this one is over the order says that a final decision on construction of the mine train will ultimately depend on a regional referendum insisting that it will be the poorest communities who stand to benefit the most from the 7400000000 dollar Railway Project indigenous representatives from the 6 mexican states where the rail line will traverse say they havent been given enough information from the government to make an educated decision. We have to be shown specific and clear studies of where the archaeological zones are we cannot say this project is good or bad we have to analyze the Mexican Government says construction of the mine train will take 4 years and help bring hundreds of thousands of jobs to one of the countrys most overlooked regions. Mexico city as far as our sport. Lauren thank you so much champions al hell of a book there spot in the semifinals of the Club World Cup in doha the saudis are beat African Champions esperance of tin is yet to get their french forward battery to be gone missed getting the winner to seal a one nil win hello ira looking become the 1st non european add on south american winners of the tournaments they face brazil flamengo next the summation of the difficult game against so difficult opponent. We have time for you we. Start to walk on both. We know of course hes a great club and a good player some great kosher use a very good club. Our correspondent and he richardson was at the game and. Well ill have a hour of saudi arabia have some happy recent memories of this stadium the home ground of here in qatar earlier on this year they be forwarned in the 1st leg of their Asian Champions League semifinal and here again tonight some history for the club beating esperance itchiness one nil suppress into the semifinals at the Club World Cup and what is there that you appearance in the tournament waiting for the next is for mango of brazil they have in probably the best season in the history theyve won the cup or limited or is they also want the Brazilian League title making the 1st Brazilian Team to do that double since pele some saucy they did in the early 1960 s. Now when they want the last woman a couple of years ago was tough in 99 he won the progressed into something called the into Continental Cup final that was the precursor of the Club World Cup and guess who he played in that final it was liverpool who they beat 3 know about 981. 00 final and liverpool of course also at this tournament as the champions of europe so that is a potential final of course in their way before that is that semifinal against on tuesday for man that are aiming to become the 1st brazilian seems to win this title since corinthians did it back in 22. Mexican side monterrey are also through to the semifinals they be kept our side al sad on saturday Carlos Rodriguez fighting the game out of reach monterrey go through with a 32 when they set up that meeting with Champions League holders liverpool and the final 4. Before heading to kowtow or liverpool were in action in the English Premier League on saturday may be what for too now a homicide got the goals for the table topping reds this was their 16th when from 17 League Games Liverpool now have a 10 point lead over 2nd place leicester who drew 11 with no. We had. Chances to score goals but they had chances they didnt score from we had to fight and thats what we did and. Thats why we won. General 1st matches napoli coach ended in heartbreak his team going down to one at home against parma it was a bad start for the italian world cup winner they took over from carlo and chalabi this week farmar going ahead inside 5 minutes now billy did manage to equalise in the 2nd half but disaster struck in injury time palmers video with a glass gasp winner the last leaves now down in 8 after 16 games. And ask whether going into meant in crystal meant or social and we are team that thought for him mentally we are calm but i think we must now focus on recovering the mental and physical in lightened because this team is used to winning for thought she long time this is a team with 60 or 70 percent of the players have always been the protagonist of the game they have always performed well right now they are living something totally Different Reasons and i think of the head of the players its not just about the physical conditioning its more about the mental condition. Thats crickets return to pakistan has been rather anticlimactic after more than a 10 year hiatus play was abandoned because of bad weather on day 4 in pindi between pakistan and sri lanka follows just a few overs being bowled on thursday and friday the match has it progressed from the 1st innings with the visitors on 282 for 6 this is the 1st test in pakistan since the attack on sri lankas team bus in 2009 in lahore. Former south africa wicketkeeper mark boucher has been appointed as their new National Head coach and his 1st test series in charge will be against england which begins on boxing day in century and played 147. 00 tests in 2951 day internationals before retiring in 2012 due to an eye injury. And heres 2 people you wouldnt normally put in the same room together world heavyweight champion dante wilder met pope francis during a visit to the vatican on friday also known as the bronze bomber wylder was named an ambassador for peace through sport during his visit to becomes just the 3rd American Heavyweight to ever have an audience with the pope it was an amazing time that we had it was on him to come here to italy. To meet you know you know was one of my bucket list to come here to italy but to meet the pope they put dogs on top but they keep. Them out as all your support for now its now back to lauren and london. Thanks very much indeed for and thats it for me lauren tired of this news up ill be back in a moment with another full round up of the days news thanks very much for watching. A dramatic year for donald trump ends with impeachment threatening his presidency no one not even the president is above the law what next for the man hoping to win a 2nd time in power and 2020 the impeachment inquiry is a scam join us for the latest developments on aljazeera. From ancient and prose to come misleading us. Age old philosophies and the rule of order remain central to the worlds oldest living civilization in the 2nd of a 2 part series the big judge charts the rise of a 21st century superpower and examines the challenges it now faces from the outside and from within the china complex up to on aljazeera and this was different whether someone was going for someone with a read it doesnt matter when its true i think its how you approach an official and thats what it is a certain way of doing it you cant just odds and inject a story and fly out. A city defined by military occupation theres never been an arab state here with the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but this depot structure that maintains the can only project thats what we refuse it was one of the soundness of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is apartheid in the 21st century jerusalem a rock and a hard place on aljazeera. Chaos in the courtroom those who dons former president around bashir is sentenced to 2 years in a Reform Center on corruption charges. And arent head of his own jazeera live from london also coming up. This is set for a pull ups protests inside and outside the u. N. Climate talks as Major Economies resist calls for bolder commitments to tackle Global Warming. Protests re