a sense of empathy also here in iraq with the palestinians particularly in gaza they too are frustrated with the government i spent 10 days last month in gaza i did a number of stories and i got a very distinct sense of what s happening on the ground there what are the things that everyone should know as they look at what s happening there this week is that right before this conflagration began the hope was that the palestinians would launch their 1st elections in 15 years legislative elections people are extremely upset in gaza with the hamas leadership they feel that it had failed them and analysts told me that they believe that hamas would have suffered great losses in gaza had elections taken place later this month now since then the elections have been canceled but again people well in gaza while they re quite upset with the. obviously occupation and about a 15 year blockade imposed by the israelis and the egyptians they won t say it publicly but they will tell you priva
a constitutional candidate believes this is a historic opportunity to find a political solution to the conflict that we re going to see a mint julep the recognition of poor nationality and the new constitution opens the way for indigenous nations to demand internal self-determination it implies exercising their cultural rights and defining and administering their economic resources which currently is impossible. the new constitution won t solve the current conflict or heal deep old rooms overnight but hopefully official recognition of chile s indigenous culture and its linguistic and spiritual wealth will be an important 1st step you see in human al-jazeera yankee my chile. a live look before we go. locations across the occupied palestinian territories ramallah and bethlehem 3 locations of many in the occupied west bank where there are protests today the outrage over the bombardment of gaza but more deeply the issue of occupation which is a decades old patient and is really t
a difficult day for some and to our friends in the united kingdom i want to say parting is such sweet sorrow i think this deal means a new stability and a new and a certainty in what has sometimes been a fractious and difficult relationship we will be your friend your ally your supporter and indeed never let it be forgotten you are number one market because although we ve left the e.u. this country will remain culturally emotionally historically strategically geologically attached to europe. because in london he explains now what happens next with the trade deal. well in the immediate coming days we ve got michel barnier the e s chief negotiator who s going to be a little bit later on on christmas day of course going to be addressing the e.u. e.u. ambassadors some to them to basically take the message back to their respective countries but we know largely because the e.u. has been briefed very closely throughout the whole bret s at the gauche ation process that they are now h
1st video appearance since being discharged from the hospital after being poisoned . also had this year s nobel prize for physics is awarded to 3 scientists and their discoveries about one of the most mysterious objects in the universe we re talking black hole. and inspired all these jaguars record breaking the french open over the 1st hour we re going to reach the last 16 at 12 down by america s daniel calling. ok let s get going we begin this news hour with a dramatic turn of events in the political turmoil that s currently gripping kyrgyzstan after mounting pressure from protesters the election commission the house now the early results of sunday s parliamentary vote that s after a night of violence where demonstrators stormed state buildings there accusing the government of rigging the election in its favor the protesters for the former president back some bias and other senior officials from prison the current president s bekoff has insisted he is still in control of the
biggest gas exporter an epic battle challenges apple s grip on its job still on the rise in prospects of a currency war it s a mighty dollar sink counting the cost on al-jazeera. hello and welcome to rewind i m come on santa maria here on rewind we re opening up the al-jazeera archive to bring you some of the most powerful documentaries of the past decade and news of how the story has moved on since in that last decade india once thought of as a country of more than a 1000000000 people living in poverty has seen its economy boom and is emerged as a new force in global manufacturing but that s not the whole story and according to the international labor organization more than $150000000.00 children are victims of child labor around the world and india has long been among the worst offenders but over the last few years things have been changing in no small part thanks to the work of one man kailash satyarthi we met him 1st over a decade ago as he led a march around the countr