to rescue mali upland request of the mali government it was difficult for them to to stay alone there. without. a reminding too much of the colonial force so they wanted to be helped or joined by. some other account trees especially by the un under the a cover of the un but the problem is that. the issue it depicts that the issue is not only a military issue. and you cannot deal with that only with troops as is a lot of people around there a lot of troops like. nineteen thousand or fourteen thousand has been changing. and the results are very meager so that's why you have counties questioning their own presence there we like canada and like the now the un and the we the. the american representative. finding that there's not much progress made. the peace accords of two or twenty fifteen so it's not been implemented enough in the they don't and that is something i would like he discusses are going forward in this discussion but let me bring in paul melanie can you explain to us why it's such a complicated situation and the dynamics that are happening on the ground with the civilians and

to rescue mali upland request of the mali government it was difficult for them to move to stay alone there without. a reminding too much of a colonial force so they wanted to be helped or joined by. some other account trees especially by the un under the the cover of the un but the problem is that. the issue it depends that the issue is not only a military issue. and you cannot deal with that only with troops as is a lot of people around the. a lot of troops like. nineteen thousand or fourteen thousand has been changing. and the results are very meager so that's why you have counties questioning their own presence there we like canada and like the thou the u.n. and the we the. the american representative. finding that there's not much progress made. of the peace accords of two or twenty fifteen so it's not been implemented enough in the they didn't and that it was something i would like he discussed going forward in this discussion but let me bring in paul melody can you explain to us why it's such a complicated situation and the dynamics that are happening on the ground with the civ

to rescue mali upland request of the mali government it was difficult for them to to stay alone there without. a reminding too much of a colonial force so they wanted to be helped or joined by. some other account trees especially by the un under the cover of the un but the problem is that. the issue it depends that the issue is not only a military issue. and you cannot deal with that only with troops as is a lot of people around the. a lot of troops like. nineteen thousand or fourteen thousand has been changing. and the results are very meager so that's why you have. counties questioning their own presence there we like canada and like the thou the u.n. and the we the. the american we presented to. finding that there's not much progress made. the peace accords of two or twenty fifteen so it's not been implemented enough in the they didn't and that it was something i would like he discussed going forward in this discussion but let me bring in paul melody can you explain to us why it's such a complicated situation and the dynamics that are happening on the ground with the civilians and

gotten it wrong in mali. well it's very true i mean originally the danger was localized in the northern part of the country and then it's coming south with new tensions in central mali and to give you a very recent example in the twenty third of march you had the massacre of more than one hundred sixty civilians in a small village and here you have the real danger it's a toxic cocktail between and shouldn't if not ancestral inter-community clashes between i would say basically farmers and cattle breeders and the activism of the groups in fact the jihad danja has never been uprooted from mali a no from central mali and you have to add. something to the problem you have a conflicting approach between for example france and russia on the one hand and the united states on the other a couple of days ago it was last friday there was an interesting debate in the security council in new york france and russia say there are positive signals in the implementation of a peace agreement signed in two thousand and fifteen

of mali the instability and the dettori detail ration and the security situation that we've seen in mali you know we were there just three weeks ago in the north of the country job where you have forces from from thirty nations trying to root out these insurgent groups in the north of mali but the fear is for a lot of analysts and a lot of people who are watching money is that this insurgency is turning into ethnic violence just three weeks ago we saw the poll community down this is an ethnic group there said semiautomatic people living in mali and they were attacked by neighboring villagers and they were attacked because some member of the villagers believe that the pope community are supporting some of these insurgent groups so the fear is that mali is really. that that the situation is deteriorating security wise and it's really kind of keeping it within society and so that's why you had thousands of mali and. taking to the streets and it can that no surprise about you know the president a great move our kate i was faced with no other solution but to to to ask for the resignation of h

mali still consumes far more than it produces. it is what as a. matter of interest he wants to expand her business and focus on europe and the us after all for the many expatriate molly ivins around the world her bomb a coach she is a delicious reminder of their homeland something they're more than willing to pay for. south african police have stopped one of the country's biggest shipments of rhino haunts one hundred sixty seven believed to be on their way to southeast asia where they fetch thousands of dollars it's hard to hold back from such a lucrative business time to turn to tech. rhinos can live to be fifty years old and in kharkiv nature reserve and wildlife sanctuary they actually have a good chance of doing so. that's because calling plays have bought the park two years ago and colleen is global marketing director of x. on soft a russian security technology and video surveillance company. when i had made the decision that we had to do something to protect the animals and use technology to become a force multiplier to protect these animals

creating a force of an army in mali coming up in the tunnel which is northwest of the capital bamako the camp was reportedly. ambushed and punched the ground the attackers may have killed several soldiers and joins us live now from nicholas tell us more what else do we know. well peter i just spoke to one of the local municipal councillor of the town of gear and he's now in fact in the town he's in bamako because he's scared for his life he's come under threat before this specific town has been attacked before why will because it's by the wagadu forus where. the leader of jemaah islamiyah mean a group that has launched several brazen attacks in the north of mali but even closer and closer to the capital is suspected to reside also the camp that was targeted he tells me is the g five so help with that means is that the g five is a group of five countries of the hell including mauritania mali needs arabic enough aso who combined with their combined soldiers are patrolling the area to try to stem out attacks but that is the camp that was attacked so far we know that most of the casualti

forces are not doing enough to stop the bloodshed in the mali point to include his misdeed mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its entire history last month at least one hundred fifty seven people were killed in the more the region members of the dog and ethnic community have been accused of carrying out the attack on full lani herders in the village of . the two groups are often in conflict or access to land the killings are believed to be the deadliest incident of ethnic violence in mali in a generation opposition parties and some religious leaders say the president has failed to act. with the bulk of the news today president kate his regime is condemn his prime minister is not capable of resolving the country's problems you must accept the people's will which is democratic change transparency in the country's management not using millions against each other. seventy three or preston kita has said he delivered justice as a place to office top generals saying mullions need to feel secure despite to peace

the danger in mali as we have a lot of smugglers smuggling activity illegal trafficking a criminal. we have this ethnical tension between different groups we have the influx of terrorists from from the border region and from inside mali and also we have this tension between the armed groups that are sort of fighting for political power. and all these things add up to one big dangerous melting pot. as the mission in mali is known costs a billion dollars a year and is considered the un's most perilous it's already cost the lives of two hundred peacekeepers that's more than any previous mission and some of them were dutch. the canadian forces have brought back their helicopter to get it refueled some three hundred kilometers away the dutch forces continue their ground patrol. this is an international effort to try to bring back peace to mali in a country that spiraling out of control although their mandate is to protect all of the european forces limit their operation just as far as this canadian medivac team can carry them and bring them back in march the un forces did not intervene w

mali's army says eleven soldiers have been killed in an attack on a checkpoint there and happened in the town of good a north of the capital bamako the military says it dispatched air and ground reinforcements there's been no claim of responsibility but the attack happened days after mali's government resigned it was criticized for its handling of a mass killing in march the president is now in talks with the opposition to form a new government nicholas hoch reports from. a prayer for a peaceful future from those celebrating easter in bamako as cathedral mali is without a government after its prime minister and cabinet were forced to step down on thursday following unprecedented demonstration on the streets of the capital in march a militia group that had received backing from prime minister micah tactful on the villagers killing one hundred sixty seven people the un peacekeeping operation in mali has more than seventeen thousand soldiers including french british and canadian troops despite that security forces were not deployed until seven hours after the attack and did this shocked

mali's army says sixteen soldiers have been killed in an attack on a checkpoint it happened in the town of gay there north of the capital bamako the military has dispatched air and ground reinforcements for the attack happened days after mali's government resigned the administration was criticized for its handling of a mass killing in march the president's now and top so the opposition to form a new government. going to sock reports from bamako. a prayer for a peaceful future from those celebrating easter in bamako is cathedral mali is without the government after its prime minister and cabinet were forced to step down on thursday following unprecedented demonstration on the streets of the capital in march a militia group that had received backing from prime minister micah attacked the villagers killing one hundred sixty seven people the un peacekeeping operation in mali has more than seventeen thousand soldiers including french british and canadian troops despite that security forces were not deployed until seven hours after the attack and did this shocked the nation among the demonstr

and fears of mall turmoil in mali with u.n. peacekeepers poised to pull out. hello again where across parts of america we are looking at still cold temperatures particularly in the morning this frontal boundary right here that you can see on the satellite pushing out to the atlantic but still behind it we are looking at chilly temperatures they are coming up at the highs are still here at the low teens in some locations but out here towards the northeast we're still talking single digits we're talking boston new york auto up montreal still not getting out of the single digits until we get into wednesday where the air starts to moderate just a little bit down here towards the south though looking much better for atlanta twenty two degrees as your forecast but we do expect to see some rain showers coming into play for parts of the midwest as we go towards mid week well here across the caribbean sea a lot of clouds out here towards the east those clouds are going to have some showers and we don't think they're going to be too too heavy at times but temperatures a

in mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its entire history last month at least one hundred fifty seven people were killed in the more the region members of the dog and ethnic community have been accused of carrying out the attack on full lani herders in the village of . the two groups are often in conflict or access to land the killings are believed to be the deadliest incident of ethnic violence in mali in a generation opposition parties and some religious leaders say the president has failed to act there is in the book of the new today president kate his regime is condemned his prime minister is not capable of resolving the country's problems you must accept the people's will which is democratic change transparency in the country's management not using millions against each other. seventy three zero preston kita has said he delivered justice and is replaced to office top generals saying millions need to feel secure despite a peace deal in twenty fifteen his government a struggling to control civil active

say mali needs more entrepreneurs especially women they often face big obstacles to setting up their businesses that hasn't stopped this next woman. fifteen women working on a much richer race t. company. today they're sorting and packing have viscous flowers purpose this is just one of the many different infusions the company produces like all the company's ingredients the flowers come from mali. sen you know said i would say i buy the ingredients for my tea like the biscuits flowers for example from a women's agricultural association in julie back it's about forty kilometers away from bomb a coke. on the ginger we use comes from four hundred kilometers away all of our products are organic or not. any much would you raise forty one and has two children the entrepreneur first dreamed of producing tea when she was just eighteen years later and twenty thirteen she said her per company that same year molly slid into political crisis happily cash from private investors unable to her to buy the machine she needed. more depressed and could see why now production got underway in twenty thir

mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its entire history last month at least one hundred fifty seven people were killed in the more the region members of the dog and ethnic community have been accused of carrying of the attack on full lani herders in the village of . the two groups are often in conflict or access to land the killings are believed to be the deadliest incident of ethnic violence in mali in a generation opposition parties and some religious leaders say the president has failed to act there is in the book of the today president kept his regime is condemned his prime minister is not capable of resolving the country's problems you must accept the people's will which is democratic change transparency in the country's management not using millions against each other. seventy three zero preston kita has said he delivered justice and has replaced two office top generals saying millions need to feel secure despite a peace deal in twenty fifteen his government a struggling to control several active

a prayer for a peaceful future from those celebrating easter in bamako is cathedral mali is without the government after its prime minister and cabinet were forced to step down thursday following unprecedented demonstration on the streets of the capital in march a militia group that had received backing from prime minister micah tactful on the villagers killing one hundred sixty seven people the un peacekeeping operation in mali has more than seventeen thousand soldiers including french british and canadian troops despite that security forces were not deployed until seven hours after the attack and did this shocked the nation. among the demonstrators who chanted out with foreign forces and down with the government is law student. and her daughter i said to. the no one team. of course we are angry i know you are frustrated life is getting worse for us and what happened to the for money people but you'd like goats it has to stop it hurts us and there's no chance we will keep demonstrating. change and security is what president promised when he was re-elected for a second term in disputed

the rebel leader in mali who explains why his group is still fighting years after peace accords were signed. hello the spring rains at the moment are in the form of daily showers satellite picture shows them and given the scale of china they look like huge areas of cloud and they are but underneath you're probably catch fifty or sixty millimeters in any one place and that's the forecast for friday the main batch of rain probably a bit further west increasing clouds seems likely on saturday so the showers could be anywhere hong kong is going to feel increasingly sticky i suspect at twenty seven degrees and this is the same feature the cloud the castell share stretching down towards vietnam as well no one place that's particularly at risk as a side of the showers not the case right in the other although we've got a development of cloud to the east which is one to watch for the bulk of the mainland is just a matter of watching the temperatures rise so unsurprising the red coats all of india most of pakistan will bring with ash the deepest heat is not good northwards where we're talking

and now from central mali and you have to add. something to the problem you have a conflicting approach between for example france and russia on the one hand and the united states on the other facebook has removed hundreds of fake accounts and spam pages linked to political parties in india and pakistan military social media giant made the cup saying that they were to create created to. create it to manipulate people the group says that india's main opposition congress party is one of them they have fenders just days before elections. it's the typing i tell you britain's parliament is preparing to vote on a series of brakes at options aimed at ending the political deadlock over the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. the prime minister has made a cabinet withdrawal deal was voted down for a third time on friday reports suggest that the reason may could bring a deal back to parliament for a full photo that m.p.'s of divided on the issue with some pushing for me to drop regs that strategy need backup as the latest from london. well as ju

all still ahead for you on the program and prayers for a peaceful future in mali after the political crisis which has seen the prime minister and the entire government resign. and he really just it's a battle that's to be expanded in iraq to cope with the growing number of pell grants. and in support the n.b.a.'s leading scorer of the comes a slow start as least and rockets only one game away in advancing in the playoffs. hello it's still the case that most of us are nice warm weekend and the cloud is still full absent from most places but a bit more building this cloud his stuff to form itself into a bit of rain and the big well wind up has been over spain is now spreading itself north over france in fact the heart of that is bringing in a lot of low dust from the sahara eventually coming through tunisia and now in the western med that stormy looking weather which will eventually i think move north was least a dust move northwards through france the british isles next couple days but that's just compensation for the extreme warmth of now twenty five in past and twenty three in londo

more violence in mali talks to form a new government begin. and later in sport a crucial win for liverpool in the english premier league as they regain control of the title. so all that still to come but first ukraine's western backed president petro poroshenko has conceded defeat after a second round of voting for the shanker said he would not be leaving politics and promised to fight on comedian and political newcomer volunteer is zelinsky one with an estimated lead of forty five percent of voters focused on the struggling economy selenski has promoted talks with russia to settle the conflict in eastern ukraine. say. we did it together thanks to everyone now there will be no pathetic speeches i just want to say thank you. the very. last never given this is what i was told until i saw the exit polls they are obvious and they give me the grounds to now call my a president and congratulated. well. he is the director of communications media for the congress committee of america he joins us now from new york to talk more about this so quite a dev

the prayer for a peaceful future from those celebrating easter in bamako as cathedral mali is without a government after its prime minister and cabinet were forced to step down on thursday following unprecedented demonstration on the streets of the capital. in march a militia group that had received backing from prime minister micah attacked full on the villagers killing one hundred sixty seven people the un peacekeeping operation in mali has more than seventeen thousand soldiers including french british and canadian troops despite that security forces were not deployed until seven hours after the attack and did this shocked the nation among the demonstrators who chanted out with foreign forces and down with the government is law student. and her daughter i said to sleep in a one seat one is not of course where and why you are frustrated life is getting worse for us what happened to the money people and. goats has to stop it hurts us there's no chance we will keep demonstrating. change and security is what president promised when he was reelected for a second term in disputed election

we're getting reports an army camp in mali has been attacked in the town of which is. northeast of the capital bamako the camp was reportedly ambushed and burned to the ground and this would attackers may have actually killed several soldiers as well now this is after molly's prime minister and government resigned on thursday because of the protests in bamako earlier in the month with threats of more unrest the president is now in talks with the opposition to form a new government and hawk reports from bamako. a prayer for a peaceful future from those celebrating easter in bamako as cathedral mali is without a government after its prime minister and cabinet were forced to step down on thursday following unprecedented demonstration on the streets of the capital in march a militia group that had received backing from prime minister micah tactful on the villagers killing one hundred sixty seven people the un peacekeeping operation in mali has more than seventeen thousand soldiers including french british and canadian troops despite that security forces were not deployed u

peacekeeping troops in mali they to fail to intervene. we are going to want a situation north. and it's not one of the group. but it's group specific in the group going after another segment of the population and especially the french. colonies are nomadic herders they search for food for their cattle running into conflict with local villagers who use the land to farm the clashes often turn violent. islam while it was lean is calling for a full on east to join the army movement and fight other groups in the. the conflict is turning from an armed insurgency to an intercommunal battle with un peacekeepers struggling to maintain stability. the mandate of these peacekeepers is to protect the population from armed groups but with the recent violence targeting the population they're having to now protect the full arnie's from their own neighbors that are targeting them. more funny homes are being attacked in. the full army are people at the center of an expanding conflict with the violence spreading from village to village. nicholas hawk al jazeera. a pharmacy in brazil are anxiously

ok let's cross to mali and bring in the political analyst. so the government has quit who will replace them. exactly to syria would rebirth. but is more me yet. we don't know exactly what we were president but i mean is there but there is a name coming out so often. oh absolutely. i try ministry all sorted out it see and. implemented minister. corner by the real problem is is this situation really a lot of president to cut him down to sort of the action in the country i don't know i can see but you know the prime minister was due quite by the entire political class and the reduced leader in additional to some of. the organisation or the president you know regained certainly political thought really at the end recorded on pot and they were doing it that there would demand there's an issue not the prime minister will be satisfied so to say that it was did though this huge mission in the country i don't i don't operate on so i must it must be said that the departure of the prime minister will have consequences for the ongoing peace process in th

you an expert says that atrocities are on the rise in the west african country of mali with ethnic communities massacred despite a strong presence of french and american troops. iranian rights activists slums western visitors to the country who don't hate job saying that they undermine efforts to abolish the law that requires women to where the head covering we debate the issue. i think it's i think it's ridiculous i think asking women to come in when they come into the country to justice i'm black inside your mind there is a role and there is a and because this is not mine unless you change the whole system. that evening thanks for joining us this is r.t. . nato has marked its seventieth birthday with a lavish bash in washington but the feud between two of the alliances members dampened the party mood a little as the u.s. threatened to uninvite turkey flirtation with russian made weaponry has turned rather more serious anchor though is standing its ground insisting it will go ahead with purchasing the four hundred missile defense system. four hundred deal is a done deal and we will not step b

that you drop are masters to me is calling out president cater for not doing enough to unite mali. and he's facing a wave of protests for failing to protect the population but the peace accord has to change the constitution and call for a friend of but there are demonstrations against it. this isn't going anywhere because it's not the constitution that needs to adapt to the agreement but the agreement needs to adapt to our constitution which is the rule of law ravel country people. despite so many sides calling for peace. is torn increasingly divided and that is only feeding the conflict nicholas hoult al-jazeera but marco in mozambique tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes. kenneth made landfall on the country's north coast mozambique is still recovering after the devastation from side to die just a month ago kenneth first hit the french territory of my alts on the indian ocean and killed three people on the. overnight. while further south and almost seventy people have been killed and hundreds have fled their homes after heavy rains caused flooding and

i'm nicholas for kid in northern mali in galloway join us next on a joint operation with the so in mali and police in one of the most dangerous places north of go. in sport james harden warms up for the n.b.a. playoffs with another game winning performance for the houston rockets. countries including britain france and germany are working to figure out what to do with the families of foreign fighters who joined iceland syria and iraq the red cross says they should be returned to their countries and hold the reports on the old camp which houses seventy three thousand people in northeastern syria. aid agencies weren't ready for what's being described as a humanitarian emergency in the past four months l. hole count in northeast syria has gone from hosting ten thousand people to more than seventy thousand the cap was built to house just forty thousand many live in communal shelters they are the wives and children of i saw fighters as well as civilians displaced by the fighting against the aren't group ninety percent are women and children and we have over six hundred cases of documented ma

mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its entire history last month at least one hundred and fifty seven people were killed in the mopti region members of the dog an ethnic community have been accused of carrying out the attack on for lonny herders in the village of. the two groups are often in conflict over access to land the killings are believed to be the deadliest ethnic violence in mali in a generation opposition parties and some religious leaders say the president has failed to act good as you do the bulk of the today president keep his regime is condemned his prime minister is not capable of resolving the country's problems you must accept the people's will which is democratic change transparency in the country's management not using millions against each other. seventy three year old president kita says there will be justice is mali and need to feel secure he's replaced two of these top generals despite a peace deal and twenty fifteen his government is struggling to control several of cards and i

forces are not doing enough to stop the bloodshed in the mali point to include his misdeed mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its entire history last month at least two hundred fifty seven people were killed in the more the region members of the dog and ethnic community have been accused of carrying out the attack on full lani herders in the village of . the two groups are often in conflict or access to land the killings are believed to be the deadliest incident of ethnic violence in mali in a generation opposition parties and some religious leaders say the president has failed to act. to the book of a declared today president kate his regime is condemned his prime minister is not capable of resolving the country's problems he must accept the people's will which is democratic change transparency in the country's management not using millions against each other. seventy three or preston k. to has said he delivered justice and has replaced two office top generals saying millions need to feel to kill despite

and the attack happened days after mali's government resigned it was criticised for its handling of a mass killing in march the president is now in talks with the opposition to form a new government reports from. a prayer for a peaceful future from those celebrating easter in bamako is cathedral mali is without a government after its prime minister and cabinet were forced to step down on thursday following unprecedented demonstration on the streets of the capital in march a militia group that had received backing from prime minister micah tactful on the villagers killing one hundred sixty seven people the un peacekeeping operation in mali has more than seventeen thousand soldiers including french british and canadian troops despite that security forces were not deployed until seven hours after the attack and did this shocked the nation. among the demonstrators who chanted out with foreign forces and down with the government is law student. and her daughter i said to me it's been a one seat one it's not of course where and why i'm frustrated life is getting worse for us and what happen

germany currently has soldiers on fifteen foreign missions from afghanistan to the baltic to mali. and. since the end of conscription in germany the need for young recruits has. lone along with many new tasks and overseas missions make the soldiers jobs more dangerous but soldiers don't make much money despite their growing duty bachmann says they could earn more in the private sector. then if the economy continues to expand financial incentives to join the blenders fair won't suffice if anything can attract young people it has to be that it's a good thing to be a soldier for eight or twelve years with a good chance of getting another interesting job afterwards. that's what we have to work on. and it. the bundeswehr has an image problem but instead of launching advertising and recruitment campaigns that would broadly appeal it promises adventure and extreme experiences. must get ready to discover your strengths. to get ready to go to your limit. to get ready for real responsibility. do what really counts as from. the annual republican conference in berlin attracts thousands of youn

germany currently has soldiers on fifteen foreign missions from afghanistan to the baltic to mali. and. since the end of conscription in germany the need for young recruits has. along with many new tasks and overseas missions make the soldiers' jobs more dangerous but soldiers don't make much money despite their growing duty bottom says they could earn more in the private sector. if the economy continues to expand financial incentives to join the boom as fair won't suffice if anything can attract young people it has to be that it's a good thing to be a soldier for eight or twelve years with a good chance of getting another interesting job afterwards. that's what we have to work on. the bundeswehr has an image problem but instead of launching advertising and recruitment campaigns that would broadly appeal it promises adventure and extreme experiences. must get ready to discover your strengths. to get ready to go to your limit. to get ready for real responsibility. do what really counts is for. the annual republican conference in berlin attracts thousands of young people interested i

germany currently has soldiers on fifteen foreign missions from afghanistan to the baltic to mali. since the end of conscription in germany the need for young recruits has. along with many new tasks and overseas missions make the soldiers' jobs more dangerous but soldiers don't make much money despite their growing duties bachmann says they could earn more in the private sector. if the economy continues to expand financial incentives to join the boom despair won't suffice if anything can attract young people it has to be that it's a good thing to be a soldier for eight or twelve years with a good chance of getting another interesting job afterwards. that's what we have to work on. the bundeswehr has an image problem but instead of launching advertising and recruitment campaigns that would broadly appeal it promises adventure and extreme experiences. must take the hits reading to discover your strengths. to get ready to go to your limit. to get ready for real responsibility. do what really counts as finished see. the annual republican conference in berlin attracts thousands of young

now to mali where the fighting continues for years after peace accords were signed in the latest attack of violence one hundred sixty seven people were killed our correspondent nicholas hogg has met a rebel leader who's facing un sanctions because he refuses to stop fighting. mohammad who is mine are muhammadu and is not ready to give up the fight from his rooftop home involve miko the leader of the coalition for the people who commands hundreds of troops in the region of timbuktu. mohammed whom is under sanction from the un security council for conducting attacks against un and french forces. so these attacks have been claimed by. mostly need an umbrella organization including al qaeda in the slum make my grampa. mohammed who denies any wrongdoing saying he's only fight is for peace. so. i'm disappointed i'm one of the principal actors for peace but i'm not being heard or listen to despite signing a peace agreement we have a deal but the fact is to get yourself heard you need to use force then people listen. france's president received a hero's welcome in two thousand and thirteen afte

now a massive landlocked country plagued by security issues and a non diversified economy atala say mali needs more entrepreneurs particularly women they often face big obstacles to setting up their own businesses but that hasn't stopped this next woman. fifteen women working on a march of juries tea company. today they're sorting and packing her biscuits flowers purposes just one of the many different infusions the company produces like all the company's ingredients the flowers come from mali. i. said if you just said i think that i buy the ingredients for my tea you like the biscuits flowers for example from a women's agricultural association in julie back it's about forty kilometers away from bomb a coke. the ginger we use comes from four hundred kilometers away all of our products are organic. honey mucha to raise forty one and has two children the entrepreneur first dreamed of producing tea when she was just eighteen years later and twenty thirteen she set up or company that same year molly slid into political crisis. happily cash from private investors enabled her to buy the machin

peacekeeping operation in mali but not enough to pay mr two hundred dollars monthly salary. of the money. the government doesn't care about schools so this is a setback for the future of young people if we cannot invest in young people then the future of our country of mali is in jeopardy. former finance minister forty one year old. newly appointed prime minister after the government was forced to step down last week following a mass demonstration on the streets of of mostly young people they're unhappy with the state's inability to keep money in safe from attacks the price of basic necessities are shot up by twenty percent strikes affect the education justice in transport system crippling the capital while bomb i go is one of the fastest growing cities in africa it's also one of the youngest with half of all mali and under the seat and so the challenge for this new prime minister is to form a government that will be accepted by all and address grievances of this young population. doubling the young municipal councillor on monday. the mean attacked his town killing scores of

well still ahead for you on the news hour how ethnic violence in mali brought down the entire government that story also humanity is standing at a crossroads. generation climate change and the activist determined to save the environment. and then coming up later we've seen many golfers whole incredible shots but not many like this. hello this long weekend that's coming upon us traditionally a rather miserable affair to clean the nose as you can see from the satellite pictures not much cloud around in much of northern europe there is some of a spade in portugal which is traditionally where those in the north go to enjoy the sunshine it's going to be the wrong way round this weekend thousand and twenty five degrees in paris twenty in berlin terms two in london light breeze in the east the sun is shining and this is true or way down the center of europe that was the balkans it's cooler in athens and in turkey but really quite disappointing in spain where rain's going to fold around the east coast or as you go a weekend the summer eventually reappear but it's not going to be for everybody fi

germany currently has soldiers on fifteen foreign missions from afghanistan to the baltic to mali. since the end of conscription in germany the need for young recruits has. along with many new tasks and overseas missions make the soldiers' jobs more dangerous but soldiers don't make much money despite their growing duties bachmann says they could are more in the private sector. when if the economy continues to expand financial incentives to join the boom despair won't suffice if anything can attract young people it has to be that it's a good thing to be a soldier for eight or twelve years with a good chance of getting another interesting job afterwards. that's what we have to work on. the bundeswehr has an image problem but instead of launching advertising and recruitment campaigns that would broadly appeal it promises adventure and extreme experiences. must get ready to discover your strengths. get ready to go to your limit. to get ready for real responsibility. do what really counts as finished see. the annual republican conference in berlin attracts thousands of young people int

that will grab a break when we come back a month off to the massacre of more than one hundred fifty mali and how does the country's entire governments resigned accused of failing to protect its citizens and a rescue in the outback is a dingo dragged off before changing month old toddler. how the rain is still falling heavily in the middle of southern china it looks like it's all gone further east but it regenerates itself to the west so the picture the full cost picture for saturday shows it extending through london to the west through for jan to the east towards taiwan and maybe stretches far as shanghai and a separate little finger developing rain in situ and of course it's snow that's hard to chengdu could we're wet place hong kong will become aware places north star by saturday night and there's your picture for sunday again pretty widespread spring rains they will be flooding as a result of this to the west reasons but a big recently in the northeast of india but it's. now looking fairly drive through most of india that greyness there's a hint the cowboys sharkey's the big showers i

taking part in international missions for more than twenty five years now for the past six years in mali in western africa it's currently one of the bundesbank as most dangerous deployments although the german soldiers in mali have no combat role. but. there are calls for the bundesbank to take on more and more responsibilities around the globe and germany currently has soldiers on fifteen foreign missions from afghanistan to the baltic to mali. since the end of conscription in germany the need for young recruits has. along with many new tasks and overseas missions make the soldiers' jobs more dangerous but soldiers don't make much money despite their growing duties botham says they could are more in the private sector. if the economy continues to expand financial incentives to join the blenders fair won't suffice if anything can attract young people it has to be that it's a good thing to be a soldier for eight or twelve years with a good chance of getting another interesting job afterwards. that's what we have to work on. the bundeswehr has an image problem but instead of launching adve

mali's government accused dawn tried militia for the attack they deny being involved minutes after it started mullion soldiers just a few kilometers away were alerted it took them twelve hours to arrive despite sixteen thousand un peacekeeping troops in mali there quick reaction force was two hundred kilometers away and arrived too late to protect villagers the international criminal court is investigating what may constitute crimes against humanity against the full on the people we are going to wallace attrition or the clinton and it's not the one of the group going after the one but it's recruiting it was specific in the group going after another segment of the population and especially the french for along these are nomadic cattle herders who sometimes come into conflict with villagers who don't want to share their land for grazing. the phalanges are being offered protection by a medical fact he's a leader of. the mean an umbrella armed group that includes al qaeda in the islamic magreb he's calling for full monies to join the armed movement and overthrow the government with more t

troops from the operation bark on and yet despite all these soldiers on the ground the the life of mali is just not safe i mean we spoke to people here just yesterday saying that they don't feel safe going to the market the fear. the attacks but also gunmen that might attack them so really that the tension here is down to the security situation that's the heart of the problem here in mali sami all right thanks so much nicholas . still ahead on al-jazeera sudan's protesters make plans to take charge of the country. deny the legacy lebanese women challenging generations old law preventing them from passing on the right to citizenship. and obey the thank you warm sunshine across europe at the moment for take a look at the satellite picture we can see we've got clear skies across many parts of france and all the way across towards the east we do have this area of cloud the sinking its way southward so that's going to make things here a little bit gray and a little bit unsettled a few showers here but elsewhere temperatures really are rising for many of us twenty one in berlin around twenty

mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its entire history last month at least two hundred fifty seven people were killed in the more the region members of the dog and ethnic community have been accused of carrying out the attack on full lani herders in the village of . the two groups are often in conflict or access to land the killings are believed to be the deadliest incident of ethnic violence in mali in a generation opposition parties and some religious leaders say the president has failed to act. with the bulk of the news today president kate his regime is condemned his prime minister is not capable of resolving the country's problems you must accept the people's will which is democratic change transparency in the country's management not using millions against each other seventy three oppressed and k. to has said he delivered justice and has replaced two of his top generals saying millions need to feel secure despite a peace deal in twenty fifteen his government is struggling to control several activ

to mali now a government made as a warning of even greater turmoil if the united nations reduces its peacekeeping force their emissions mandate is jus for a new canadian and dutch peacekeepers who form part of the sixteen thousand strong force already going home nicholas hot joined one of their final deployments they call this operation desert falcon on board this royal canadian air force helicopter for the dutch long range of condescends to they're about to be dropped close to the border with burkina faso in an area controlled by armed groups while i still in syria is on the defensive here the slavic state in the greatest the local ice a lot shoot is on the offensive it's highly active in this border area and has claimed a number of attacks. too dangerous and sensitive the u.n. would not allow us to film this infiltration operation with both canadians and dutch forces removing some of the footage we shot to protect their troops they say . while this is a peacekeeping mission in looks and feels like an exercise in counterinsurgency what makes this mission dangerous is that we have a

mali's government accused dawn tribe militia for the attack they deny being involved minutes after it started mullion soldiers just a few kilometers away were alerted it took them twelve hours to arrive despite sixteen thousand un peacekeeping troops in mali their quick reaction force was two hundred kilometers away and arrived too late to protect villagers the international criminal court is investigating what may constitute crimes against humanity against the full on the people. we are going into wallace attrition or for the clinton and it's not one of the groups going after the one but it's recruiting the one specific in the group going after another segment of the population and especially the french. for long these are nomadic cattle herders who sometimes come into conflict with villagers who don't want to share their land for grazing. the phalanges are being offered protection by a magical fire he's a leader of jamaat. al muslimeen an umbrella armed group that includes al qaeda in the islamic magreb he's calling for families to join the armed movement and overthrow the governmen

is not only to find a new prime minister that will resurrect mali's government but one that will be. the opposition the ruling party and the people who are increasingly taking to the streets to get their voices heard. the opposition rejects any possibility for a unity government and is asking to step down that. he stole the election from us given the circumstances we should be running the country we are not going to take part in any government run by somebody who robbed us it is an uphill battle for kate and for the million people. with the violence spreading it seems there is no miracle solution in this search for peace some millions pay the ultimate sacrifice . while others pray for their country to rise again. because hawk al-jazeera. ukrainian actor and comedian of a lot of messalonskee has won the presidential election by a landslide the political novice is estimated to have received around seventy five percent of the vote as rival petro poroshenko has conceded defeat. having played the role of president in a t.v. show below to meet zelinsky is now on course to make that role a

peacekeeping operation in mali but not enough to pay mr two hundred dollars monthly salary. the government doesn't care about schools this is a setback for the future of young people if we cannot invest in young people then the future of our country of mali is in jeopardy. former finance minister forty one year old. newly appointed prime minister after the government was forced to step down last week following a mass demonstration on the streets of of mostly young people they're unhappy with the state's inability to keep money in safe from attacks the price of basic necessities are shot up by twenty percent strikes affect the education justice in transport system crippling the capital while bomb i go is one of the fastest growing cities in africa it's also one of the youngest with half of all of mali and under the seat and so the challenge for this new prime minister is to form a government that will be accepted by all and address grievances of this young population. is the young municipal councillor on monday. the mean attacked his town killing scores of soldiers it took ho

stability of what i do hate al-jazeera tripoli still to come here on al-jazeera political uncertainty in mali after the prime minister steps to form the next government. also ahead by kosovo is bringing back home people who fought with isis. hello there is they really quite wet for some of us in the southeastern parts of china recently the satellite picture is showing the clouds as they gradually have been working their way towards the east and they have given a sim very very heavy downpours and i think that we more showers here as we head through monday and into tuesday and again they are likely to give us some very lively down post as they gradually make their way towards shanghai i think for us on tuesday they should avoid hong kong so we should have a dry day with a top temperature of around thirty degrees for many of us in india it's also dry at the moment as well just in the fall south of that more in the way of cloud as also over sri lanka as well they should rancor in the southern parts of india likely to see a few more showers as we head through monday and into tuesday to to the nort

pressure on the president to try to bring in members of the opposition in hopes to ps these angry mali and that are taking to the streets because the situation really is just deteriorating by the day. expected. to be regaining just over a week since president obama. and . promises of reform. organizers want to step up the campaign at the start of one of the busiest weekends of the year. in the last week several major roads were blocked and. people. here's. the most. obvious one off on an overload. but not in the way. i've. been the. show up to that. show up then at that i had. a lot of that all right he said there were a significant of one but on the move a whole lot of. songs were. i. hear. i. i i will. submit. to you. know my. best. way to. leave. i i. owe. it. to them in the. in the not for the. moment to show that when. i get. least. we. can. and. you can all get a massage about that i meant. to say one hundred level of the one hundred one hundred the lotto polish it what i'm going to share the house. where i am and i live on about to be a bear was a child. i said at my head get up

have access to essential humanitarian needs so i had an al-jazeera we speak to one rebel leader in mali who explains why his group is still five years after the peace accords were signed. kind of the spring rains of the moment or in the form of daily show or satellite picture shows them and given the scale of charges they look like huge areas of cloud and they are but underneath you're probably kept fifty or sixty villages any one place and there's a forecast for friday made that you're very probably be further west increasing. seems likely on saturday so the shows could be anywhere hong kong is going to feel increasingly sticky i suspect at twenty seven degrees and this is the same feature the cloud the cajun share stretching out towards vietnam as well no one place it's particularly at risk as a side of the showers not the case right in the other although we've got a development of cloud to the east which is one to watch for the bulk of the mainland is just a matter of watching the temperatures rise so unsurprising the red coats all of india most of pakistan will bring with ash the de