in khartoum. are you watching al-jazeera life or on that also coming up on the program a muslim man has been killed in sri lanka where attacks on mosques and shops owned by muslims have led to a nationwide curfew and stock markets dive after china fires back in its trade war with the u.s. saying it will raise tariffs on american imports and the e.u. foreign ministers urged the u.s. not to escalate tensions with iran as secretary of state might pompei o crashes their meeting. we begin the program in sudan where one protester and one soldier have been killed by gunfire near their sit in in the capital khartoum a large number of others have been injured this after the news that the former president alvaro bashir has been charged over the killing of protesters during the rest which led to his ousting a month ago now security forces in the capital were ready facing fresh allegations of using excessive force. time against protesters in the north of khartoum meanwhile talks are ongoing between the opposi

a group of women in khartoum who told him how the protests have affected them and their families. the women who live in the district of khartoum in sudan are overjoyed the regime has finally been overthrown their sons helped accomplish this even though they risked being beaten up each time they went to demonstrations lignite is the mother of three sons who took part is among our allies swear to god they tortured and beat our children model on how you. live now invites us into her house one of her sons greets us the others are striking in front of the army's headquarters they want the old regime to disappear security forces were regularly sent to randomly search houses in their districts without any regard to their privacy. now as they came in here and looked under the beds i said no one's hiding under there then they went into the kitchen in the bathroom and why they were looking for rebels. the bullet holes document the violence the security forces use in this district. according to people who live here they detained protesters in this bus and interrogated them. here it is where

having actions just over there so i guess in khartoum is saying. a we can feel transitional government might be beneficial to the army but there are regional implications they will eat i want to bring you in here on the one hand there seems to be qatar and turkey and on the other hand there seems to be the u.a.e. saudi arabia and perhaps even egypt. with all their agendas in the country where are the plate the the regional players landing here what sides are they on i believe i mean. the security agency obviously i mean the the hands of the t.m.c. is not far away from from yesterday's scenario i mean not believing the top. officials here but that hans is not that far away from the whole situation i think that they are trying to exploit. the situation of their own making something that's not atypical of security agents especially in. the region and poets are now feeling that. the army might have given in to the the i mean if see the forces of freedom and change the they are not happy with the concessions that might have been made on the ground if yo

the news live from deadly violence in sudan's capital khartoum police people killed joy clashes at a demonstration calling for civilian rule protesters accuse ousted president omar al bashir of the 5 country also on the program. united states wants russia no magic in the 2025 presidential election secretary of state of mike pompei of delivers the message during a sit down with his russian counterpart saying any interference for the bric nations between the 2 countries were. a listers descend on tap. gets underway opening of the movie showcases a zombie film got on house favorite. by bill maher. i'm from gail welcome to the program 5 protesters on the major have been shot dead in sudan's capital khartoum this was just hours after protest leaders reached agreements with the ruling generals to transition to a new elected government processes have been demanding a civilian that transition and they've kept up pressure since the uprising that led to the removal of longtime president bashir. security forces chase a protested down the street in sudan's capital khartoum they whip him and beat

me let me bring a call they don't shake here in khartoum is this a hardening of the army's position do you think the army is going to become harder on the protest movement well it's quite surprising that the only words of condolences that were said yesterday were in relation to one of the army officers who were killed but no mention of the many other protesters even paying their respects at his funeral by the army top brass and no mention whatsoever for the other victims in the hundreds who have been injured and so is this part of a wider policy that we're seeing is this a hardening of an attitude. towards clearing this protest site i would think so it apparently is not coincidental there is some kind of policy it could be driven by the fact that the military does not want to go away completely i would do you think they will think would have. what do you think. here do you agree with our guest in . you think there's a hardening. i think when you take stock of the kind of broader interest for the military. you know the. tearing governments of also or leave behind a legacy of human right

in khartoum will try later on. now midterm elections have been held in the philippines and there will be results suggest the president has allies will take most of the 12 senate seats available the polis seen as a referendum on rodrigo to paris his leadership including his drugs crackdown which has cost thousands of lives and increased majority could allow him to push through even more controversial policies but his demeanor and indo getting reports now from the capital manila the vote was marred by technical issues and allegations of vote buying. as people turn up early to vote there is a strong sense of excitement but as the hours dragged by that's changed to persuasion. we have been lining up for more than 4 hours because they said our machine broke down and so home in a cluster of billets both to be accommodated by one machine thousands still we would like the boat because it only happens every 3 years michael carey new says he doesn't mind waiting for long as he starts long and hard about who to vote for. some

this is a problem years live from violent deadly violence in sudan's capital khartoum people are killed during clashes as a demonstration calling for civilian protesters accuse ousted president omar al bashir of dividing the country also on the program. u.s. warns russia no meddling in the 2020 presidential election secretary of state delivers a message during a meeting with his son counter russian counterpart saying any interference but only make relations between the 2 countries worse. on top of the a list to send out as the annual film festival gets underway opening the movie showcase is a zombie film by our house favorite jim john bush dodes di features the style study cast led by bill curry. i'm from welcome to the program 5 protesters and an army major have been shot dead in sudan's capital khartoum this was just hours after protest leaders reached agreement with the ruling generals to transition to a new elected government protesters have been demanding a civilian that transition have kept up precious since the uprising that led to the removal of longtime president obama al bashi

on monday night the military blames quote infiltrators but the demonstrators deny that morgan from khartoum. one of the doctors in this makeshift clinic tried to save the life of a young man one of the dozens of protests injured by what they say were members of a military unit known as the rapid support force has. said. they fired bullets at us and on protesters we tried to protect other protesters who were bleeding so i removed my shirt to use it to help someone the rapid support forces took the chance and attacked when. the shooting began on monday evening the protesters the members of the rapid support for says he tried to move roadblocks they set up on some of the main roads when they refused to allow that. the military denies that day or the rapid support forces were behind the shooting tensions have been on the rise in funding when the military was accused of trying to disperse they said and they've been camping outside army headquarters demanding the military council which overthrew the country's 30 year president i'm going to be here to hand over power to a civilian government right

in the sudanese capital khartoum he. let's move on to some other news now because russia's president has told the u.s. secretary of state that he senses that donald trump wants to repair relations announcement follows talks between but in a putin on the u.s. secretary of state in sochi on tuesday the kremlin says it's repaired to set a date for the next meeting between the russian president and donald trump earlier my compared to all the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov that america does not want a war with iran but he also said must be prevented from threatening its neighbors steadfast reports from such a. very rare but very important meetings here in sochi between mike and the russian foreign minister and after that with vladimir putin basically the leaders now want to improve the relationship which has been very bad between the united states and russia and one of the reasons that they can do this is because the report has basically officially cleared the coalition allegations that were made between campaign and

having actions just all within so i guess in khartoum is saying. hey we can feel transitional government might be beneficial to the army but there are regional implications they will eat i want to bring you in here on the one hand there seems to be qatar and turkey on the other hand there seems to be the u.a.e. saudi arabia and perhaps even egypt. with all their agendas in the country where the plate the the regional players landing here what sides are they on i believe i mean. the security agency obviously i mean the the hands of the t.m.c. is not far away from from yesterday's scenario i mean not believing the top. officials here but that hans is not that far away from the whole situation i think that they are trying to exploit. the situation of their own making something that's not atypical of security agencies especially in. the region and poets are now feeling that. the army might have given in to the the i mean if see the forces of freedom and change. they are not happy with the concessions that might have been made on the ground but you also

early on monday security forces were accused of using excessive force on protesters in the north of khartoum talks are ongoing between the opposition coalition and the military the 2 sides of now agreed to a power structure for the country's transition following the military takeover on april 11th but they've yet to hammer out the details so let's just take a step back and remind you of how we got to this point. i'm arrest in sudan began in december when the government decided to triple the price of bread where protests over that move soon grew into demonstrations calling on president bashir to resign the protests became more widespread element with force dozens of people lost their lives but many demonstrators then started staging a sit in outside the military headquarters in the capital demanding that the army force al bashir out on the 11th of april that's exactly what happened bashir was ousted in a coup and placed under arrest a transitional military council then took over and they agreed in principle with opposition parties to form a joint body that would oversee the country's affairs

apologies we seem to have a few problems over the line from khartoum where we're listening into that news conference then from the military council unveiling its response to the a civilian opposition requests for a transition to a civilian rule let's this let's bring in him morgan has been following the news conference so far so he was he was careful to say that they that they like the tone of what's come from the civilian movement but we were getting to some the details of what they perhaps disagree with. moment if you can hear me lauren turner studio talk us through the significance of this moment for sudar news and great so we just lost our line there to that news conference but it seemed that they were being quite positive about the demands that come from the civilian movement and that there's sort of on the face of it at least the mood music is is encouraging at this stage. while this is there by the opposition coalition has been waiting for they've already had a presser earlier and said that they did get the response but they're yet to go through it and we're yet to hear from t

the square happened this morning everyone in khartoum is experiencing. some of the major roads coming in to the central business district and also blocked the bridges that come from outside cut the suburbs of khartoum and. people have been forced to walk to work this central business district is almost. most of the roads they are impassable because of the brocades the body caves the protesters are. put there saying this is in reaction and in retaliation for the blatant wasted and rocket support forces of course this is a claim denied by the military but the protesters are saying it eased up its support forces because the problem started when they tried to remove those body caves they had elected around the square for their protection and what's happening on the grown and does not shine in any sense at all with the idea of them having more discussions later today presumably where they're going to express a desire to diffuse the situation and put the country on the right foot. well as more sides understand to vorst pox but on the whole the people of sudan

the first riots in khartoum took place in this part of town where about five thousand people live. kids used to play soccer on this field. now it's known as the place where a bloody fights between locals and security forces took place these clashes led to residents being wounded and arrested. more yet who is twenty five years old was one of those arrested. he has a certificate in business administration and works as a salesman. the hard life as he puts it drove him to take place in the protests until he was imprisoned for three weeks he was released right after the hour but share regime was toppled. and then with that a lot of people a must for planning the protests in this district building the barricades and digging the trenches through. here in the elbow to the district not only the men but also the women young and old played a central role in the revolution. whether they took place in the protests themselves or gave moral support and aid to the demonstrators but it wasn't easy. for you to be inventive in iran from house to house to protect my granddaughter from the tear gas and

has dismissed allegations its armed forces used live rounds against demonstrators on the streets of khartoum at least 5 protesters and a soldier were killed during the violence on monday night the military blames what it calls infiltrators but the protesters reject that morgan now from khartoum was one of the doctors in this makeshift clinic try to save the life of a young man one of the dozens of protesters injured by what they say were members of a military unit known as the rapid support force has. said i'm in another one of those that they fired bullets at us and on protesters we tried to protect other protesters who were bleeding so i. i removed my shirt to use it to help someone the rapid support forces took the chance and attacked when. the shooting began on monday evening the protesters the members of the rapid support forces tried to remove roadblocks they set up on some of the main roads when they refused to allow that the gunshots. the military denies that day or the rapid support forces were behind the shooting tensions have been on the rise in funding when the military was accus

they have a morgan live for us in khartoum thank you. the trade war between the u.s. and china is being stepped up even further and the past few hours officials in beijing have announced they are raising tariffs on $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports starting june 1st may was in response to the. announcement from donald trump on friday that the u.s. is doubling duties on chinese products worth $200000000000.00 retaliatory measures have rattled club will start markets and heightened fears of a prolonged trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies adrian brown has more from beijing as for the impact on chinese consumers from this trade war it's really hard to detect certainly there are no signs of panic no long queues outside of shops but several months from now if the president from delivers on his promise to basically you know tax everything that china exports to the united states then of course you could start to see a negative impact but of course you know the state controlled media here will make sure that no negative coverage appears in the media and of co

spoke with say that the protests that started in khartoum have changed people's lives forever plus the celebrity back to begin burger start up that has made a sizzling debut on wall street with investors showing an appetite for the growing trend in atlanta based diets beyond the meat more than double its initial share price minutes after trading began. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program one of the biggest storms to hit india in years has made landfall. it's battered the east of the country with winds up to one hundred eighty kilometers per hour now cycle struck the coast of odessa state and about eight am local time close to the seaside resort town of puri local police have confirmed that two people have died although forecasters say that the psycho's has now begun to weaken authorities evacuated more than a million people in coastal areas ahead of the cyclons arrival fearing that storm searches could endangered their lives. let's bring in now our correspondent who is covering all of this for us from our delhi bureau so michelle just walk us through what is happening right now. the

all this just hours after gun fire breaks out at a major protest site in the capital khartoum. the u.s. puts its troops on alert in iraq as it pulls non-essential staff. from iraq. and u.s. president donald trump signs an order to protect u.s. telecoms companies the government puts the chinese company who was away on a blacklist. on the leaders of france and new zealand joined forces with tech giants to fight against online extremes. saddam's military says it suspending the go see actions with opposition groups for 3 days in a press conference just a short while ago the head of the ruling military council says the decision was made because of an escalation by protesters who continue to block roads so one protesters not to provoke the security forces but only have 14 people were injured when gunfire broke out at a protest let's bring back he morgan live in the capital khartoum the base of the military has decided not to call of talks with the opposition for $70.00 to $72.00 hours this is a significant development isn't it. yes indeed daryn that seems to be an escalation on its o

al-jazeera. 5 people are killed and dozens injured after protesters are fired on in sudan's capital khartoum. and how i'm here in this is al jazeera life until also coming up. a u.s. official says iran is suspected of involvement in attacks on oil tankers in the u.a.e. but has no evidence yet. global markets slides as china retaliates would trade tariffs on the u.s. . target while reporting from the low protein island in norway or an area rich in bio diversity but author of the course the big oil company. sedans military has defended itself against accusations that the armed forces use life runs against protesters on the streets of the capital khartoum but. i've got a gallery at least 4 demonstrators on the soldier have died 40 people were reportedly wounded by gunfire but in an overnight press briefing the transitional military council said it would never far on peaceful protesters it also said that rogue elements had made their way into the groups of demonstrators to cause trouble. for lateen. there are people who are infiltrating these groups they are armed and they targeted some of our m

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suburb of the khartoum on the the 7th corps. infantry we wanted to resolve this without having any confrontation with the civilians. with the citizens so we went through this without any difficulty and very smoothly it did not take any time we moved all the obstacles and all the. obstacles that were put on the barricades as my colleague has mentioned the people who actually passed as well and so this we suffered a lot with us clearing this. then. the area where the link. so unfortunately the fence over to him university was actually broken off and put to block the road and they had a bridge and the university at the moment when the people started removing the barricades where were. subjected to. fire. shots from a near. street and we lost matar and a number of casualties this was. clearly under instructions. to cause chaos but what we did we withdrew why so that there is no come in gauge meant and this is in order to preserve the peace of the people and the safety of the people and unfortunately as my brother mohammed has mentio

of the sovereign kind soul the body that will guides the transition have a morgue and reports from khartoum. i after 2 days of talks that started on monday and violence that resulted in the deaths of protesters and injury of at least $200.00 the 2 sides in sudan's quest to form a transitional government announced more progress if i like i mean salafi out which agreed on all the powers given to the servant council the council of ministers and the legislative council and we have agreed that the transitional period will last for 3 years. the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and say a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change and the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china i. wa

the. 5 people were killed and dozens injured after protesters are far it's on in sudan's capital khartoum. and i'm have a market in this is just syria live from doha also coming up. a u.s. official says iran is suspected of involvement in attacks on oil tankers in the u.a.e. but has no way of it and see yet global markets slightest china retaliates for trade tariffs on the u.s. . other quote reporting from lima protrude island in norway or an area rich in biodiversity but also in the course of the big oil companies. saddam's military has dismissed suggestions that the armed forces used live ryans against protesters on the streets of the capital khartoum at least 4 protesters and a soldier lost their lives during the violence of monday nights the military says infiltrators who made their way to the groups of opposition demonstrators could be responsible but not everyone is buying that ever morgan has more from khartoum. the doctors in this makeshift clinic try to save the life of a young man one of the dozens of protesters injured by what they say were members of a military unit known as t

al-jazeera. 5 people are killed and dozens injured after protesters are fired on in sudan's capital khartoum. and how the market in this is live from doha also coming up. a u.s. official says iran is suspected of involvement in attacks on oil tankers in the u.a.e. but has no evidence yet. global markets lighters china retaliates with trade tariffs on the u.s. . and hidden treasure in peru why thirza is of priceless artifacts in a much bigger home. sudan's military has dismissed suggestions that the armed forces used lifelines against protesters on the streets of the capital khartoum at least 4 testers and a soldier lost their lives cheering the violence on monday nights the military says infiltrators who made their way into groups of opposition demonstrators could be responsible but not everyone is buying that paper morgan has more from khartoum such doctors in this makeshift clinic tried to save the life of a young man in one of the dozens of protesters injured by what they say were members of a military unit known as the rapid support forces. as well as that i need another without. a fire.

all this just hours after gun fire breaks out at a major protest site in the capital khartoum. donald trump signs an order to protect u.s. telecoms companies as the government puts the chinese tech giant on a blacklist. we must not allow wall to take peace off the table and the u.n. says yemen's at a crossroads between war and peace as the country remains a battleground between who the rebels and pro-government forces. saddam's military says it's suspending the go see asians with the opposition coalition for 3 days in a televised statement the head of the ruling military council said the decision was made because of an escalation by protesters who continue blocking roads he also warned protesters not to provoke security forces earlier 14 people were injured when gunfire broke out at a protest. now. there are armed groups inside the city and area and around it a number of bridges had been closed in that area the armed forces were targeted and a number of young people died in members of the armed forces some of them have died via now the peaceful nature of the revolution has begu

the faces of sudan's popular uprising the women spoke with us say that the protests that started in khartoum have to change people's lives forever plus the celebrity fact of the converter start up that has made a sizzling debut on wall street with investors showing an appetite for the growing trend in plant based diets beyond to meet more than doubles its initial share price minutes after trading began. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program one of the biggest storms to hit india and yours has made landfall it is battered the east of the country with winds of up to one hundred eighty kilometers per hour now cycling fanny struck the coast of odessa state at around eight am local time that's close to the seaside resort town of poor . now local police they have confirmed that two people have died in this area although forecasters say that the cyclonic has now begun to weaken authorities evacuated more than a million people in coastal areas ahead of funny's arrival fearing that storm surges could put people's lives at risk. they knew it was coming. india's coastal state of addition was braced for

well let's go live to mohamed atta who's in khartoum for the home of the country appears to be a step closer to civilian rule but major stumbling blocks remain with the deadlock surrounding the sovereign council could that potentially. yes it could because if these actually what holds to lock in the last round of talks the makeup of the solving council on who takes what and who's going to lead it is what the 2 sides could not agree on hold on now they have to hold for hours to agree on that's why they ease general signs of optimism of course a done people here still saying that they use the possibility of the looking of the particular sticking point of course the military console has always insisted about them all to follow hungry they do not want anything other than a smooth transition to civilian rule in sudan and today that is going to be out of the allston assad said this and whether they're going to compromise on one hand all the power to a joint council led by a civilian who's going to be the head of state in the interim during the transitional period and there's a lot of pressu

the deadly easter attacks by islamists also coming up more deaths in sudan protests in the capital khartoum turned to do is live from berlin sri lanka imposes a curfew against after violence against muslims angry mobs has killed one person and attacked mosques and muslim owned businesses the un's rest follows the deadly easter attacks by islamists also coming up more deaths in sudan protests in the capital khartoum turned violent despite a breakthrough in talks between the country's military rulers and opposition leaders. in california for the words troops $1000000000.00 in damages to a couple says monsanto's roundup 3 killers cost their cancer the german company buyer has to foot the bill and bought monsanto last year. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us. anti muslim mobs in sri lanka has killed one person and attacked mosques and muslim owned businesses the government imposed a nationwide overnight curfew to contain the violence sectarian anger has been building in the country since the easter church bombings by islamists that left more than 250 people to. justice in sri lank

talks to end to john's crisis a suspended after gun fire breaks out at a major protest site in khartoum. an architect of this is al jazeera live from london coming up. american forces on high alert in iraq off to washington orders all non-essential staff to leave immediately. the u.s. president signs an executive order declaring threats against communications technology and national emergency. we must not allow war take peace off the table and the u.n. says yemen is at a crossroads between war and peace but the country remains a battleground between the rebels and pro-government forces. under talks between certain news opposition leaders and the military council on a transfer of power have been postponed indefinitely just hours after gunfire broke out at a major protest site in the capital. 14 people were injured outside the military headquarters in khartoum demonstrations have been camping there for weeks demanding a civilian government to an end to military rule. that the robot is live for us in khartoum so what's going on at the moment at the city at the army headquarters. well or in

s live from the deadly violence in saddam's capital khartoum people are killed during clashes at a demonstration calling for civilian rule protesters accuse ousted president obama al bashir of dividing the country also on the program. costs in california awards $2.00 trillion dollars in damages to a couple who say monsanto's roundup week course that counts a german company by a vote monsanto last year i will have to foot the bill. hollywood a listers descend on count as annual film festival gets underway opening the movie showcases a somebody fell by off house favorite student jumped the dead stone stock features a stock split cast led by bill maher a. muslim task the details live from the red carpet. i'm from ghana welcome to the program. 5 protesters and an army major have been shot dead in sudan's capital khartoum this is just hours after protest leaders launched to grab reached agreement with the ruling generals to transition to a new elected government processes have been demanding a civilian led transition i just kept up pressure since the uprising that led to the removal of longtime presi

go live now to mohamed always live for us in khartoum has the anger playing out on the streets now. well sammy of protesters. things not only holding them 4th of the tickets around the square where they've been camping for weeks all full of closed some of the men just streets in the central part of khartoum forcing people to walk to walk and then there were also the bridges that. we have been seeing some protesters also crossing some of the highways getting out of the city to places like solve hold off on. a highway where many people. use. for not only their daily commute to the cup at all but also in getting their supplies and that is bound to get very inconveniencing for many people the protesters a couple of go to call that knowledge the caucus up and what they're calling a face of acts of civil disobedience and they say this is in good television for the blatant arts hock as they call it that was cut it out on them by people they call that hopwood support forces or saddam or whether things stand with the hope for a resumption of talks then. what both sides saying that they're st

council criticizes the nationwide strike by protesters saying it could slide at risk we are live in khartoum. u.s. national security advisor says oil tankers damaged up the coast of the u.a.e. were almost certainly attack using iranian naval minds and i jury as president against a 2nd term look at the challenges muhammadu buhari faces. chinese tech giant wall way has stepped up its legal fight against u.s. sanctions a company filed a motion in court to have a ban on its business deemed unconstitutional u.s. federal agencies and contractors are barred from using weiwei equipment for national security reasons chief legal officer says the u.s. is targeting the chinese tech giant for political gain we believe that u.s. politicians are use in cyber security it's an excuse to gain kompany the support for actions they doubt these signed to achieve those goals these actions would do nothing to make matter works most cool they provide a false sense of security and these direct attention from the real challenges we face adrian brown has more from always headquarters sentients in china. well it's hard

lead opposition women can as more from khartoum. what we're hearing is that a crowd of protesters gathered not where the sit in is actually taking place but one of the roads leading into the city streets and then there was some sort of scuffle between the rocket security forces and the protesters the are asef i we think it's the orus of what you're hearing conflicting reports it may well have been the sudanese army shooting into the crowd we heard that the well at least 6 people that were injured one of those was a young man in his twenty's he's now succumbed to his injuries and is in hospital and has passed away now this comes as a similar incident took place on wednesday between the ourself and the army where a pregnant woman was actually killed as well so tensions on the streets of khartoum have been quite high as a result of this incident however this has an escalated in the way that we've seen in the past so it's likely that there is going to be a lot of people out the street long very angry people out on the street and it's no

i citizens transitional military council has declared a process camp in the capital khartoum as a danger to the country protestors have been staging assists in the ministry of defense for weeks they want the ruling generals to hand over power to civilians but the military has told state t.v. that legal action will be taken against what it calls unruly elements at the protest site the council has also ordered the office of the al-jazeera media network in khartoum to be shut down without giving any reason a toll well david shinn is a former deputy chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in sudan he joins me now from washington via skype what do you make of these developments that we're seeing in. the fact that this process camp which has been there for many weeks now has not been described as a danger well 1st time in the world you're the oldest there or. is a setback for freedom of the press and if you have is reflective of the gulf state politics and the fact that sadam has been the beneficiary of about $3000000000.00 financial from saudi arabia the united arab emirates as far as.

embassy in khartoum which saved the violence that's happened on monday night of the spoils the work of the transitional military council and the aim was to import its will on the protesters the protest leaders saying this is not going to go away they're not going to let it go they want an investigation and as soon as possible and they've been pointing fingers at the sudanese. support forces and mohammed just on monday night i guess before all of this came out if there had been a bit of a glimmer of hope in the sense that the protesters and the military council had come to at least the initial agreement without hammering out the details now the protests is a claim it is going to be no more talks after tomorrow is this an empty threat is this the end of any kind of negotiation. well know because they resume talking once again today and in the next few moments or in the coming within the hour or in an hour or 2 the specter to hold a joint press conference before position movement the transitional military council so they are back of the talks but we don't know whether they lost the whole

all right we'll have to leave it there mohammad said i'm out thank you for speaking to us from khartoum you know my pleasure. it's been a decade since the end of sri lanka's 25 year long civil war people on all sides of the conflict are focusing their efforts to rebuild their lives but a struggling economy and rising unemployment have made things difficult when our fernandez reports from killarney a northern town that was ravaged by war. ship dr tangle to such a move he has worked hard since the end of the war in 2009 to put the brutal conflict behind him he's one of 5 doctors who treated civilians caught between government and tamil tiger fighters mother and father brought. children so that one. day the in the next one the next. and this one also going today. they were. at least one arrested by the government questioned and released after the war he quickly returned to his job he now uses his spare time to teach young people how to make the best of their education 10 years after the end of the war dr thought there will be hopes programs like these will give students more opportunities

yes that is the situation on the streets in khartoum you know we can speak now to sort of. on the phone right now who can tell us more about what happened from your perspective what did you experience. oh i actually right now. what's going on on the 3 from london where you have 3 better. firing. a on. so i thought all of this harrowing is still continuing there are moments as right and if you can hear me fire you still continuing at this moment yes exactly that good morning a live video from the place right now under under where you are 3 rapid response people. with bullets and then real bullets. it's clear to you. it's clear to you who is firing these bullets is it. exactly that 3 people hit frank now right so tell us from your point of view who is responsible for these attacks. just. tell us if you can who is responsible for firing these shots but i think. that's what i know ok and you. are still out on the streets is it still going on right now. no i didn't like to do. 5 that but my friend seeing them. i'm quite sure about it. i grant you going to appreciate your perspec

embassy in khartoum which say that the violence that happened on monday night of the squire was the work of the transitional military council on the aim was to import its will on the protesters the protest leaders saying this is not going to go away they're not going to let it go they want an investigation and as soon as possible and they've been pointing fingers at the sudanese. support forces. russia's president has told the u.s. secretary of state that he senses president donald trump wants to repair relations between washington and moscow let it were putin is holding talks with my compiler and saatchi earlier from peo told the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov that america does not seek war with iran. meanwhile the u.s. military is investigating an alleged attack on 4 oil tankers off the coast of the united arab emirates that says iran's foreign minister speaking after talks with his in indian counterpart said his country had been to space with an escalation in tensions in the gulf region. we discussed regional issues and the policies of extremists inside the us administration a

with the latest from khartoum so he this is a pretty big announcement what else do we know. world what we do know is that the state of the state prosecutor is charging the president with inciting to kill the protesters since december we're talking about at least $100.00 protesters according to the central doctors' committee which has been telling and keeping track of how many protesters have been killed most of them due to direct hits by security forces during the past 5 months they're saying that at least 100 people have been killed and many of them also have been killed inside detention facilities which are run by the national security bodies so they're saying that the prosecutor is saying that they're going to be charging or they are actually charging the president with be a with the one inciting the killing of those protesters and those who have been targeted by the national security forces and it's not only him his aides his close aides and members of his cabinet will also be charged now how much life sentence or how much a punishment he will get how many how many years

killing protesters during the upheaval that ended his rule but there's new trouble on the streets of khartoum. copies of poe's across sri lanka after attacks on mosques and muslim businesses social media is shut down. in london with the latest from europe including the ones america if needs to mock some restraint is tensions wrong with the world. taking the trade war up another level china strikes back at the u.s. with even more tariffs. in this news hour with developments in sudan alsa president omar al bashir has been charged with killing and inciting to kill protesters in the 4 months before he was forced out of power and april more than 50 demonstrators are reported to have been killed the crowds of protesters from maine on the streets of the capital khartoum and security forces are being accused of using excessive force in the past few days tear gas and live rounds have been fired at crowds it's just gone 9 pm in khartoum morgan is live for us with so here but there's a lot to cover 1st let's talk about what do we know about this announcement of the charges against omar al bashir. well r

other serious denounce the closure of its bureau in khartoum saying they're at work sees this as an attack on media freedom professional journalism and the basic talents of the right for people to know and understand the reality of what's happening in sudan the network the force the decision and assures its audiences in sudan and globally it will continue its coverage of sudan despite this political interference by the sudanese authorities barbara triomphe e is the executive director of the international press in-situ joins us on skype from vienna good to have you with us your reaction 1st to the news that the sudanese authorities are closing down al-jazeera is office in khartoum. sure thank you very much for having me. and we were told by its decision this morning we find it very disturbing that that transition a military and military council which has been charged with ensuring a peaceful transition to democracy democracy is it so off the lead to respect the fundamental principles of press freedom which we believe are absolutely core to any successful democratic transition how is this go

reports from khartoum. >> on any other day, this would be the main transport hub for the whole of khartoum. the central bus station is shut in the general strike is holding. signs sayinglaying we will build our country. however, the ruling transitional military council criticized the strikes, saying the army was part of the resolution. >> we in the armed forces are part of the revolution. we are a part of this resolution, and without us, he would-- omar al-bashir still be in power. no one would be able to remove him without us. >> a handful of shots and government offices it did open. walkout was organized by the sudanese professionals association on behalf of the opposition coalition. speaking on monday night before the strike started, organizers said they were forced into taking action because the transitional military council are not negotiating in good faith. guarantor of the revolution are the law and order. this is the guarantor of the revolution, not the military. >> for the workers who walked out, they hope the leaders who replaced omar al-bashir will listen to their demand for a c

i was arrested at a demonstration in khartoum they took us away in police vans i saw them beating the men and torturing women who had been found with banners. they let me go because i didn't have one. animal that i had from other. those traumatic experiences were far from the exception riska herself has been arrested 5 times and has been subjected to beatings until she with electric shocks but her ordeal served only to strengthen her resolve. she began picking up tear gas grenades launched by the police and throwing them back to protect others around her this video posted online made her famous i. was like i was at the front some protesters died right next to me but i wasn't afraid to turn back to gas grenades came naturally even if i knew i could lose a hand or be blinded and breathing was extremely painful he did they know who could not have got. khartoum remains in a state of flux 1st the protesters instigated the removal of infamous dictator alba shere from his palace but now they want to see the army generals who finally toppled him step down to their calling for freedom peace an

sudan remember a number of people injured by gunfire near the military headquarters in the capital khartoum. this is. also coming up. american troops on their rockers washington orders all non-emergency staff to leave immediately. granted it's worth cherishing. optimism on yemen as the u.n. security council discusses efforts to end the conflict. but police in sri lanka carried out more arrests after a series of attacks against the muslim community. so that one person is being killed in number of people injured by gunfire near the military headquarters in the capital khartoum protesters have been coming there for maybe 6 weeks demanding civilian government and to military rule this comes after sudan's military council agreed with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period let's go live now to our correspondent here morgan who's in called to him what more do you have for us. well nick at that moment in front of the army headquarters there's a lot of anger and a lot of tension and protests say that what they are seeing at the moment is a replay and a rewind of what happened on monday ni

over the past month people in sudan's capital khartoum have been taking to the street demanding basic rights and a shift to democracy. in april the protests helped trigger the fall of president omar bashir a military coup put an end to his 30 year dictatorship. now many sudanese want the generals who toppled bashir to also surrender power in that place they want to civilian government and free elections and there are signs of hope over the next few years a broadly civilian government is tasked with transitioning the country towards democracy and many women want to play a role in this to. drift to leads the chance at this rally as she now often does we have a fire inside us and we have no fear. here 18 year old student just part of sudan's revolutionary movement one of the teachers women heading the calls for change. my aim is to become a politician or a minister in a new government women need to have a voice. grifter all or unfairness of other women were instrumental in the developments that led to the ousting of dictator omar al bashir they were actively involved in the revolution fr

near one of the roads leading to the city and outside the military headquarters in the capital city khartoum demonstrators are reinforcing barricades on the roads despite a warning from the military council this growing unrest comes as the military has dismissed allegations that security forces used live rounds against demonstrators in the city at least 5 protesters under soldiers were killed during the violence on monday night the military blames what it calls infiltrators but the protesters reject that hippa morgan joins us live from khartoum what's going on there. well peter what is going on right now a lot of defiance from the protesters there saying that the barricades that they have set up which has been standing for the past. 2 months or so will not be brought down and they're saying that they will continue building more barricades they're already erecting more along major streets that are leading to the protests and they're saying that they're not going to end their city and they have been concerned that what the military is trying to do is try to disperse them because they have been

over the past month people in sudan's capital khartoum have been taking to the street demanding basic rights and the shift to democracy. in april the protests helped trigger the fall of president omar bashir a military coup put an end to his 30 year dictatorship. now many sudanese want the generals who toppled bashir to also surrender power in their place they want to civilian government and free elections and there are signs of hope over the next few years a broadly civilian government is tasked with transitioning the country towards democracy and many women want to play a role in this to. drift to lead to the chance of this rally as she now often does we have a fire inside us and we have no fear. the 18 year old student just part of sudan's revolutionary movement one of the teachers women heading the calls for change. my aim is to become a politician or a minister in a new government women need to have a voice. britchka all or unfairness of other women were instrumental in the developments that led to the ousting of dictator omar al bashir they were actively involved in the revoluti

sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of khartoum he did so against his mother's will shout at the sudanese people are passionate especially the young people respect ruled by this president for thirty years for thirty years we were humiliated the generations before us didn't do anything we realized we had to change something money for shuffle but i got that he in the struggle to achieve this change dozens of people have been killed on the begged him to stay at home was own safety. of course. i would be very afraid because i did not know what would happen to him i never knew if you would come back safe or as a dead body so i can describe a little bit of those of you out there with negotiations between protest leaders and the military council under way and violence on the streets subsiding so kind as released and has given her blessing from the south to join the protests. what the young people have done and their determination and their will power this was completely unexpected is that people believe they were just an aimless generatio

and saddam's military council is to plot a protest of the capital khartoum a danger to. the country the army has ordered al jazeera as office to close without giving a reason. the u.s. secretary of state is a bird living his 1st official visit with germany's chancellor mike pompei at aguilar merkel are expected to discuss the wising tension between the u.s. and iran germany is part of the 2015 nuclear agreements that the u.s. pulled out of last here european leaders of sense out of a framework for trade with iran to avoid u.s. sanctions that's called lived out of berlin. dominic came can tell us more so what's the point of bike pompei as visits dominic. viewers might recall that this is a meeting that was supposed to take place much earlier this month but was abruptly canceled by the american side of things the u.s. state department when it wanted to show that its displeasure perhaps disagreement with the german position regarding iran that you referred to in the introduction there but whether this is a meeting of minds or not about iran it's certainly a meeting of allie

i was arrested at a demonstration in khartoum they took us away in police vans i saw them beating the men and torturing women who had been found with banners. they let me go because i didn't have one. animal that i had a father. those traumatic experiences were far from the exception riska herself has been arrested 5 times and has been subjected to beatings and torture with electric shocks but her ordeal served only to strengthen her resolve. she began picking up tear gas grenades launched by the police and throwing them back to protect others around her this video posted online made her famous i. was. small and i was at the front some protesters died right next to me but i wasn't afraid turning back to gas grenades came naturally even if i knew i could lose a hand or be blinded and grieving was extremely painful. and he did that oh you could not have got. khartoum remains in a state of flux 1st the protesters instigated the removal of infamous dictator alba shere from his palace but now they want to see the army generals who finally toppled him step down to their calling for freedom