now why does. the streets. this is the w. news live in sudan's latest military chief fowles to people power thousands again take to the streets to press that a mob to civilian rule the country's second new leader in just two days lifts the curfew and pledges the army will hand over power within to me it is but is this enough for the people also coming out as the battle for the libyan capital tripoli intensifies the united nations cools for thousands of refugees course up in the fighting to be evacuated. and to choose goals from jade and sunshine help don't want to be minds and reclaim the top spot in the blood of the sleaziest soundings. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. the new head of sudan's military council has promised a fresh start for the country following this week's coup he vowed to quote up through to the old regime new tenants general abdel fattah says a civilian government will be formed after talks with the opposition with a maximum transition period of two years but demonstrators remain unimpressed boosted by the resignation of two top officials they presented a list of demands to the military rulers among them civilian control now. outside the military headquarters in khartoum protesters are making their voices heard they're fed up with decades of autocratic rule and they've been calling for democracy for almost four months. only except a real change satisfying the revolutionary people who are looking for a good future. with. the sudanese people reject the military chiefs who ended the thirty year regime of the veteran president omar al bashir but the army is still very much in charge but your successor even if is a general link to the genocide in darfur and he lasted just one day on the job before announcing his resignation many are unhappy that he was replaced by another army commander though abdel fatah is not wanted for war crimes. mediately sought to appease the crowds of the streets he announced the end of a curfew imposed by his predecessor and promised that a civilian government would be formed within two years. but the demonstrators want a clean break from the old regime who will never leave this place we will shout it out together. to our freedom liberty our. justice well this is the least we hope. for justice we all sitting for free the wizarding for another government representing by by by out by our own. people having straight or say the first step towards a new beginning is to replace the military transition council with the civilian government. joining me in the studio now to talk about this. thanks for joining us not a now protest as a insisting on more rapid change and in particular on the civilian government why because they know that there is a very short and very brief window for real. change of pace think if they now hand over the power to a military council then this military council of good really seize power and stay in power for the next maybe thirty years that like what's happened in sudan back thirty years ago when one of the hugh himself led a military coup and then appointed himself president so they don't want this scenario to repeat itself they also think we don't want to see what's happened in egypt in the north the north the neighbor egypt to repeat itself in sudan were a military council and the military descends. he took over power and then stayed in power and now he's the president of egypt they don't want this. to repeat itself and yet the new interim leader yesterday promised to quote up root the old regime. of president bashir so how credible is the promise that he made yesterday. people are very suspicious they say ok this. he wasn't from the inner circle of the former president omar bashir but there is no coincidence between them to treat the broadest movement now there's still no coincidence they are negotiating there is a delegation who will continue negotiating with the military council today but what they basically want is a kind of a goodwill gesture to see ok this military council is not going to reign forever it will hand over the power to a civilian bed turns of government and they don't want to military council. to going to lead this transition they want a presidential council with they move tree as a side from several sides and not leading this to this council so there is a lack of trust yet the talks between the. test as in the military council continuing who would you say has the upper hand right now. i would say if the brought to continue in the magnitude and the strength that we have been seeing in the last. week in seven days then the protest movement has the upper hand they will say in the streets they will continue their sit in front of the mother three headquarters in kabul and also in other countries we also have to. remember that there are many other parts of sudan the arctic part in this. uprising so i think there is a kind of a. movement and the protesters. step up the pressure. and they have i think the upper hand now. peoples now. thank you so much. take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today new protests have been held in serbia against the government of president alexander which thousands have been taking to the streets every weekend for months the demonstrators accuse the church of becoming increasingly autocratic intimidating the opposition and trying to silence the media. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has sworn in a new government led by a longtime ally from his dominant party the government excludes all representatives from hamas movement that runs gaza hamas has called the move a blow to unity efforts between the two groups which have been at all of this for more than a decade. sixty two migrants who have been stranded at sea for more than ten days have now disembarks and and then yes another european standoff over migration says they will be transferred to germany france portugal and luxembourg they were on a german charity ship that rescued them off the coast of libya. now today was supposed to be the date for a united nations backed conference aimed at bringing peace to libya but as fighting rages around the capital tripoli the u.n. is instead warning that the lives of thousands of civilians are at risk among the many refugees who previously escaped conflict in their own countries a warlord general khalifa haftar is battling to unseat the internationally recognized government. these families fled as have tours troops advanced on tripoli from the south they've sought shelter in a school building with the capital in their sights have tars fighters are paying little heed to the safety of the civilians in their way. my children and i had to leave our hirees because i was afraid we'd get bombed. cos the. government fighters are trying to hold their positions but they are faced with tough times heavily armed forces which can draw on tanks artillery and air support if they breach tripoli's defenses the fighting will soon spill over into the city the families huddled in the school would be in danger once again in the absence of help from the government they're relying on boy scouts volunteers for survival with . no support from the government or aid organisations whatever aid were distributed has come from neighbors. of the. according to the un at least eight thousand people have fled the fighting for those who remain food and medicine are in increasingly short supply. finland is very saying in parliamentary elections today with the electorate specter to show strong opposition to governmental spending cuts and center right government is expected to be overturned amid widespread opposition to its austerity policies the opposition social democrats are predicted to win by a small margin and have found to alleviate the governing is coalitions governing coalitions monetary policies finland is set to take over the european union presidency in july with an agenda likely to be driven by climate action. these students and one there are on the move in helsinki like in other european capitals protest marches for the environment has become weekly here climate change is one of the hot issues for sunday's elections many fans say it will decide their vote you must go everywhere in. the warming doesn't wait for us. we need to stop it now. opposition supporters and young voters are expected to be out in force on sunday next to the greens the right wing populist triffids party is set to benefit paul showed they could emerge as the second largest political force in finland that's what strengthened anti immigrant sentiment in the national parliament and also had a bloc of local opponents to environmental policies finland a country which just five million inhabitants will take over the european union presidency in july politicians have already pledged to work towards an e.u. carbon exchange. the report on the international panel on climate change again reminded us that trade both by climate change to life on earth we can't walk away from science beside a trip i see many possibilities in this global challenge like a quarter finland lies above to pull our circle making the country one of the first to feel the effects of global warming climate change will be a high priority for the new finish cabinet just how high it depends on the success of the climate skeptic show fence on sunday. and abundantly needed a boost after their miserable five mill defeat to buy in last week they needed to beat minds to go top of the table again at least until by and play later on sunday and open got the three points but only thanks to some goalkeeper keeping heroics. mario goodes was started as the lone striker for dortmund with pacquiao caps are still missing sheets of injury coach lucy and father switching up his side following their humiliation by and. dortmund after the pressure more fireworks from good. and jaden sanchez made it one nil on not eight minutes by. the teenager's first goal in six games. dortmund 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