security council this hour as he searches for a new peace broker in the middle east will look at whether the e.u. russia or even china could play the role held for decades by the united states also on the grid a critical situation in eastern syria hundreds of people have been killed as the rebel held area is bombarded by government forces and russian airstrikes and for those still alive the u.n. calls their suffering senseless and the final journey. politician. for years largely without success before the iron fisted leadership of robert mugabe this tuesday he is laid to rest in a country still finding its feet under a new leader we have your reaction from inside zimbabwe and ask you what impact opposition leader morgan i have your life. yeah but the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and al jazeera dot com and at this hour we are awaiting what will be a rare moment for the united nations and for what s left of the peace process as well
the outside world. and. i m charles stratford. development army saving mothers and babies lives. i m raul, latest from the rugby world cup as japan beat the two time world champions some south africa. south africa. we begin with yet more confusion and bickering between eu states about how to handle a growing refugee crisis. more than 14,000 have entered croatia in the past few days and the government says it can t cope so it s sending refugees back to the border with hungary, prompting a bitter response with hungary claiming croatia breaks international law. many in the middle east are left to fend for themselves sleeping in railway stations and on road sides. after hungary closed its border to serbia, north to slovenia. germany the biggest economy, their asylum will be assessed. lawrence lee on the slovenia hungary border. overnight thia the croatian government put the refugees out, another closed border. for majd, a simple explanation, europe hasn t goes a clue wh
unite. achanca chance to rebuild lives. plus. i m marga ortigas. how to permanently close the borders. hello there thank you for joining us. there is increasing hostility between eu countries over how to than refugee crisis. croatia says it s struggling to cope and will force hungary to accept migrants by continuing to send them to it s borders. hungary has in turn accused croatia of breaking international law after hungary closed its border to serbia. sending north to slovenia. the main destination is germany, europe s biggest economy and the big magnet for refugees where they know their bid for asylum will be assessed. at a meeting in germany on the crisis, serbia s ministers called on the rest of eu. we have agreed we must find a common political way forward but on the other hand, we must, the southern european countries, must all find a solution that all can accept. lawrence lee is with one group of refugees in northern croatia. reporter: they are moving in th
government following a coup. the catholic pope arrives for the start of his historic trip to cuba. hello. in doha, we have all of your sport including japan. one of the biggest upset ins rugby world cup history. south africa. there is increasing hostility between e.u. countries over how to handle the refugee crisis. more than 14,000 have entered croata in the past few days. the government said it can t cope. it s sending refugees back to the border with hungary saying it will force its nabor to accept them. that s prompted a bitter response from hungary which accuses croatia of breaking international law. as arguments of how to handle the crisis, refugees, many fleeing war in the middle east are left to fed for themselves sleeping at railway stations and roadsides. reporter: they are moving in the right direction even if the motivations of the countries they are in are far from generous. overnight, the croatian refugees in buses and them to get in the no man s land betw
and protests held in chechnya for charlie hebdo it s and a basic education. hello there thank you for joining us. we begin the program in yemen where a crucial ceasefire appears to be holding in the capital sanaa after hours of fighting between shia rebels and government forces. earlier the houthis seized an army base near the presidential palace killing nine people. they also took control of state media and fired on a convoy carrying the prime minister. well it s the biggest challenge yet to the u.s. backed government of president who has accused the houthis of trying to lead an attempted coup. making them yemen s de facto top power and raising tensions across the political spectrum. omar al saleh reports. the building is a imol symbol of who wields power in yemen. something lard to know at the moment. the information hard to know at the moment. the situation is described as a state of flux. there are places where state ask in control houthis are in control, some o