now imran khan, imran khan has stood up for pakistan's interests in a very tough stand against india and mr modi which you well know. really? he has also conducted a foreign policy which sees deepening economic ties with china. which is precisely the same policy that you followed. he also is trying to use pakistan's influence, it seems, to bring the taliban to the peace table in afghanistan. what is it about these policies that you think personifies fascism? well, i think perhaps we haven't studied or had the time to look into what fascism he is doing. do you stand by that, do you? of course, i do, i do. there is a fascist government in pakistan as of now. you're trying to mobilise tens of thousands of people on the streets in different pakistani cities even when there a covid pandemic. your message is that we must bring khan's government down by the middle of the year and have new elections. you haven't succeeded so far, what is your next move? i think you haven't seen imran khan doing the same. you see the medium gatherings starting from the 16th of 0ctober. but you haven't seen in

now imran khan, imran khan has stood up for pakistan's interests in a very tough stand against india and mr modi which you well know. really? he has also conducted a foreign policy which sees deepening economic ties with china. which is precisely the same policy that you followed. he also is trying to use pakistan's influence, it seems, to bring the taliban to the peace table in afghanistan. what is it about these policies that you think personifies fascism? well, i think perhaps we haven't studied or had the time to look into what fascism he is doing. do you stand by that, do you? i do, i do. there is a fascist government in pakistan as of now. you're trying to mobilise tens of thousands of people on the streets in different pakistani cities even when there a covid pandemic. your message is that we must bring khan's government down by the middle of the year and have new elections. you haven't succeeded so far, what is your next move? i think you haven't seen imran khan doing the same. you see the medium gatherings starting from the 16th of 0ctober. but you haven't seen in the same p

——imran khan's government. i ask you what credibility do you think you have with the pakistani people? the word thing that world has witnessed that it was a stolen election for the up it was a rigged election for the we have experienced all people 2018 servers indicate that in mind would win up the human rights commission in pakistan the dirtiest election everyone knows the election has been stolen from us. with respect, ijust look back at the eu monitors report on that election. they reported some grave concerns about abuses and specific places. not involving just one party several different parties. sure. but the final and ultimate conclusion was that they believe the result was incredible. ——credible. that imran khan's election victory in 2018 was credible. that was the conclusion of the report. but you have read all the reports. the human rights... you can cherry pick the most negative. i'm telling you the eu monitor is a highly respected, look to everything that is happening pakistan and they concluded

now imran khan, imran khan has stood out for pakistan's interests in a very test sta nd pakistan's interests in a very test stand against india which you well know. he has also conducted a foreign policy which he's deepening economic ties with china. which is precisely the same policy that you followed. he also is trying to use pakistan's influence it seems to bring the taliban to the peace table in afghanistan. what is it about these policies that you think personifies fascism? well, i think perhaps we haven't studied or had the time to look into what fascism he is doing. do you stand by that, do you? i do, i do. there isa that, do you? i do, i do. there is a fascist government and pakistan. you're trying to mobilise tens of thousands of people on the streets in different pakistani city even when there a covid pandemic your messages that we must bring in hong kong's government down by the middle of the year and have new elections. you haven't succeeded so far, what is your next move? i think you haven't seen imran khan doing the same. you see medium gathering starting from the 16th of octob

." ♪ imran: hello and welcome to the program. i am imran khan. fighting in northern mozambique is worsening a humanitarian crisis. the military is struggling to hold back isil groups in the cabo delgado region. fighters have been accused of indiscriminate killings and burning villages. mozambique governments have asked for help. the u.n. says at least 400,000 people have been displaced. . many are living in camps with little food and water. >> we are not animals. animals sleep in the sand. we have spent three to four months sleeping on the floor, on the cement. we are getting sick. >> there's a lot of hunger here. in three camps, we are hungry. tell people that the communities are hungry. don't be surprised if you see people dying of hunger. a bag of 50 kilograms of food for 30 days is nothing. >> clearly, access to food, clean water is key. access to shelter, access to household items, these are important and regularly requested. imran: the attacks in northern mozambique started in 2070. more than 2200 people have been killed. dozens were behead

hello welcome to the program i'm imran khan it's been nearly 5 years since the death of a regime in egypt you talent student was researching labor unions when he disappeared in cairo his body was dumped by road at 9 days later italian investigators say the 28 year old had been beaten and tortured new videos obtained by al-jazeera suggest the security services had followed him for more than a month if egypt blocking its investigation prosecutors in rome have now charged full gyptian agents with kidnapping and murder egypt as suspended its own probe but says whoever killed regime had no connection with the state. we today we know that the egyptian general security followed regina's tracks for 40 days we know that he was a recent 1st in a camp in transferred to cell number 13 of the egyptian ministry of interior this is a very dangerous matter need telling people strongly condemn it we firmly maintain our position with respect to closing diplomatic ties with egypt the lawyer for regime whose family has welcomed the charges as a new chapter in the investigation. yemeni chief julio regina it w

khan though says he will never give in. the next year brian al-jazeera. john kerry of aspiring turn novelist behind some of the world's best selling espionage fiction has died at the age of 89 like areas agent says he died in cornwall in england on saturday after a short illness he worked for britain's intelligence service before turning his experience into books which helped define the genre of cold war espionage literature thing clude the books tinker tailor soldier spy and the spy who came in from the cold well tributes have been pouring in for the late author including from writer stephen king who wrote in a tweet this terrible year has claimed a literary giant turned to humanitarian spirit another famous writer margaret atwood said like areas novels are key to understanding the mid 20th century but pope francis will make his 1st ever papal visit to iraq in march the announcement has been welcomed as a sign of hope by the country's christian community that's fallen from 1000000 to about 300000 soon to 14 reports now fro

khan those says he will never give in. of the next year brian al-jazeera. algeria's president has made his 1st public appearance since testing positive for covert 19 nearly 2 months ago of the boon has been receiving treatment in germany since the end of october there's been widespread speculation about his health not much of mention about his condition was released the 75 year old appeared in a video posted on twitter saying he was expected to make a full recovery within the next 3 weeks pope francis will make his 1st ever papal visit to iraq in march the announcement has been welcomed as a sign of hope by the country's christian community that's fallen from 1000000 to around 300000 spent a faulty report from the christian town of boteler. in iraq's town of the christian orthodox march many church has reopened its doors it was partly destroyed by eisel as the group launched its offensive still in northern iraq in 2014 but there are few worshippers to fill its restored nave that with superman has been a pastor here for 24

and i welcome to the program i'm imran khan it's been nearly 5 years since the death of regime in egypt you talian student was researching labor unions when he disappeared in cairo his body was dumped by road at 9 days later italian investigators say the 28 year old had been beaten and tortured new videos obtained by al-jazeera suggest the security services had followed him for more than a month if egypt blocking its investigation prosecutors in rome have now charged for gyptian agents with kidnapping and murder egypt as suspended its own probe but says whoever killed regime had no connection with the state. we today we know that the egyptian general security followed regina's tracks for 40 days we know that he was a recent 1st in a camp been transferred to cell number 13 the egyptian ministry of interior this is a very dangerous matter need telling people strongly condemn it we firmly maintain our position with respect to closing diplomatic ties with egypt the lawyer for regime whose family has welcomed the charges as a new chapter in the investigation. yemeni chief judy every genie wa

khan though says he will never give in was the next year brian al jazeera. pope francis will make his 1st ever papal visit to iraq in march the announcement has been welcomed as a sign of hope by the country's christian community this fall of 1000000 to around 300000 some of the 14 reports from the christian town of bottle. in iraq's town of but the christian orthodox march many church has reopened its doors it was partly destroyed by eisel as the group launched its offensive in northern iraq in 2014 but there are few worshippers to fill its restored nave there with slim man has been a pastor here for 24 years and has gradually watched his congregation shrink subject in which he look if this hard situation continues it will be difficult for christians to stay in iraq maybe we will persist but the next generation know we cannot force them to stay. but tele used to be a christian majority town but over the past 4 decades the number of muslims here has steadily grown in the 1980 s. then president saddam hussein nationalized farm lands belonging to christians an

program imran khan many say venezuela's parliamentary election was over before it even began the opposition boycotted sunday's vote calling it a sham president nicolas maduro says he's regained the national assembly the last institution controlled by his opponent one go i don't it's the latest setback for the opposition's aim to remove madore from office america editor lucien human reports. it wasn't necessary to wait for the official election results to be announced to know the outcome as a jubilant president. made clear. we had the patience the wisdom to wait for this hour to wait for the state to get rid of that nefarious national assembly that the opposition used to bring the plague of sanctions on to venezuela now with this vote we will have just. been israel's mainstream opposition boycotted the legislative assembly poll which they say lacked the minimum conditions of a fair and free election the pro-government supreme court had taken over 3 of the 4 principal opposition parties appointing new leaders who are accused of being pawns of mughal in addition the court appointed a new elect

khan those says he will never give in. brian al-jazeera will 25 years after the end of the war in bosnia many survivors are still on a quest for justice following the closure of the war crimes tribunal in the hague 3 years ago courts in bosnia have taken over that legal process but nearly 600 people are still awaiting trial for war crimes tony but he went to. central bosnia the scene of the worst atrocities in the war. it is a small village with a dark past it was where one of the biggest atrocities of involving war happened 116 muslim men women and children killed by bosnian croat forces the men were shot the women and children were herded into basements that would then set alight a small room with photos next to the mosque documents that terrible day in april 1993 today much of the village has been repaired but the psychological damage hasn't let this be misunderstood when my dad was 73 when he was killed he was weak and disabled it is really difficult to understand how the human mind is capable of something like that of

khan those says he will never give in was the next year brian al-jazeera. a series of coordinated protests have been taking place in belarus against president alexander lukashenko a 4 months after his controversial election victory more than 70 separate rallies took place across the capital minsk a new tactic by protesters after security forces violently crackdown on mass demonstrations more than 200 people have been detained. now john kerry the spy turned novelist behind some of the world's best selling espionage fiction has died at the age of 89 he worked for britain's intelligence service before turning his experience into books which helped to find his owner of cold war espionage literature sheldon silver as this report. for millions of his readers around the world john le carre's work shone a light on the world of shadows in a writing career spanning over 6 decades cari authored 25 novels and one memoir that came to define the of the espionage thriller it was art imitating life the 1st 3 novels were written while the car a whose real name was david cor

i am imran khan. the french government is stepping up its crackdown on what it calls religious separatism. 76 mosques are being investigated nationwide. they will be closed if they are presumed to be a security threat. it is president macron's response to a number of recent attacks. islamic organizations are accused of inciting hatred, and macron is pushing for imams to agree to a charter of republican values. his government denies it is deliberately targeting the muslim community. >> there are 2600 islamic places of worship in france. 76, we are far from widespread radicalization, but there are some concentrated places of worship where it is clearly antirepublican, where imams are followed by intelligent services, where the discourse runs counter to our values. whether it is hatred of jews, catholics, or dubious sources of financing. imran: president macron's response has created tensions with the muslim community. in october, he said in a speech that islam is in crisis around the world. he then laid

khan has handled the pandemic protest has also say khan has been incompetent and that the 2018 elections were manipulated by the military. those are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after a one a one east goodbye from the. smoky skies polluted waters and margaret workers facing eviction are just a few of the issues facing chinese society to die but drawing attention to the masses in china can be risky even through performance stops and how do you walk or not. said yes or no pain wish implement. new don't wish it were the most of the. process to do so a deeply personal battle. to kick. in as your budget. measurement was johnny really a blanket just. tuned on syria. and on giant russian. one o one a scholar's one man's struggle to see confronts china's biggest problems and he thought. which embraces all but each of the others where i was a good old saucedo at my age i think i don't know just enough now to what i mean of eternity or is it all without body doesn't believe in the old it was a huge amount of money going for the life of the benefits will leave the dog and evens

." ♪ imran: hello and welcome to the program. i am imran khan. fighting in northern mozambique is worsening a humanitarian crisis. the military is struggling to hold back isil groups in

khan and the whole team here and i found out. the latest news while not all of those displaced have witnessed the effects of the recount they say this there is a very fun time in memphis and relative for enough to make them come here rather than think back to detail coverage challenge the government faces is aware that it can persuade people to keep applying but restrictions when they need to work to feed to families from around the world the so-called swedish model might be under some pressure of let's a full lockdown is unlikely on perhaps even impossible. he uses performance ott to draw attention to the critical controversial issues facing china . one day states china. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. right ever. so many ounces here in london to a cost center to special guests in conversation i am killed because of colonialism unprompted it's fun interrupted there's a sense of what it must but i'm still having some legitimacy in terms of spreading the knowledge and technology pretty go pal meets tools that parents need to make a dec

demand the prime minister's resignation 11 parties are calling for new elections they're angry over imran khan's handling of the economy and the pandemic there are fears some students in nigeria are still missing after gunmen stormed a secondary schooling kidnapped a number of them about 800 students attend a school in katsina state many fled during that attack police say 200 have returned yet to date with the headlines the listening post is coming up next thanks for watching. could you. explain that. to you ok to qatar see how much sick. to say constructive talks have taken place between the 4 nations and they want to reach a final agreement. hello i'm richard gives birth in europe the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're looking at this week there's news of a possible reconciliation in the arabian gulf the end of the blockade of kentucky the french president still is president sisi of egypt with the legion of honor but make sure there are no french journalists there to cover it science reporters have proven th

i'm imran khan. many say venezuela's parliamentary election was over before it even began. the opposition boycotted sunday's vote, calling it a sham. president, nicolas maduro, saying he's regained the national assembly, the last institution controlled by his opponent, juan guaido. it is the latest setback for the opposition's aim to remove maduro from office. our latin american editor reports. reporter: it was not necessary to wait for the official election results to be announced to know the outcome, as a jubilant president, nicolas maduro, made amply clear. >> we had the patience, the wisdom to wait for this hour, to wait for this day, to get rid of the nefarious national assembly that the opposition used to bring the plague of sanctions some to venezuela. -- of sanctions on to venezuela. now with this vote, we will have justice. reporter: venezuela's mainstream opposition boycotted the legislative assembly poll, which they say left the minimal conditions of a fair and free election. the pro-government supreme court had taken over three of the four principled opposition

khan and the whole team here and i hope i find out. december on al-jazeera it's 10 years since of revolution in tunisia ignited the arab spring al-jazeera looks back at the uprising and asks what really changed across the middle east this stream is why al-jazeera has global audience becomes a global community a year after the 1st coronavirus case in china will examine the devastation caused by the virus and the efforts made to eliminate covert 90 people in power is back with more investigative documentaries and in-depth stories climate leaders will gather online to press ahead with a new stage of the paris climate agreement and examine the possible global solutions december on al-jazeera. 2020 the year of lockdowns and social distancing he can't reach across the screen and give someone a hot alleyway explores one of the global pandemics biggest side effects the loneliness everyone who lives alone has been forced to be socially isolated for the 1st time ever highlighting its effects on physical and mental health and discovering unique w

khan and the whole team here and i hope i find out. december on al-jazeera it's 10 years since the vet aleutian in tunisia ignited the arab spring al-jazeera looks back at the uprising and asks what really changed across the middle east the stream is where al jazeera is global audience becomes a global community a year after the 1st coronavirus case in china will examine the devastation caused by the virus and the efforts made to eliminate covert 90 people in power is back with more investigative documentaries and in-depth stories climate leaders will gather online to press ahead with a new stage of the paris climate agreement and examine the possible global solutions december on al-jazeera. in 2008 raggy omar traveled across the united states discovering what it was like to be both a patriotic american and a devout muslim can he be muslim and american you have to be an american 1st i didn't have much appreciation for why it would be a big deal that i mustn't be elected to the united states congress more to has changed rewind islam in

khan and the whole team here and i hope i find out. december on al-jazeera it's 10 years since a better solution in tunisia ignited the arab spring al-jazeera looks back at the uprising and asks what really changed across the middle east this stream is where al jazeera has global audience becomes a global community i give after the 1st coronavirus case in china we'll examine the devastation caused by the virus and the efforts made to eliminate covert 90 people in power is back with more investigative documentaries and in-depth stories climate leaders will gather online to press ahead with a new stage of the paris climate agreement and examine the possible likely solutions december on al-jazeera. 2020 the year of lockdowns and social distancing he can't reach across the screen and give someone a alleyway explores one of the global pandemics biggest side effects the loneliness everyone who lives alone has been forced to be socially isolated for the 1st time ever highlighting its effects on physical and mental health and discovering uniqu

khan and the whole team here and i hope i find out. in south central chile indigenous communities are fighting to reclaim their ancestral lands and the conflict is becoming increasingly violent talk to alter sierra travels to the region to see why the mcclatchy people are rising up and going to 6 is a reprieve to peaceful coexistence on al-jazeera. joggers in new delhi take advantage of the relatively clear air after weeks of toxic small stopped people from venturing outside institutions including harvard say air pollution is leading to more severe cases of the coronavirus and more deaths from it and nowhere in india is the situation worse than a daddy the number of kids thought of record highs and where a desperate situation of the indian government set up a new commission to monitor sources of air pollution across 5 north and ian states health experts and bob mentioned this and been wanting for months that the easing of the lockdown would lead to an increase in pollution and the impact that would have on those because of 19. understa

khan and the whole team here and i found out. when the news breaks the impact of the storms in honduras has been particularly devastating when people who need to be hurt no group has claimed responsibility for the shooting on the outskirts of srinagar in indian administered kashmir people here say they're living in fear al-jazeera has teams on the ground they never ate the sky for food back home we simply don't know if we contiki to bring you more award winning documentaries and life means on air and online. what is that we've been doing with the money that it's boring we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in knowledge and seeing as congress is debating a bill seeking to raise billions of dollars from the super rich to support families hit all by condemning counting the cost on al-jazeera. who ming city a city with a drug problem. in a neighborhood consumed by trafficking giulio transforms the square into a bunch of giving children to lose sleep train their street and it's. on the s

prime minister imran khan has dismissed the protests as attempts by rivals to pressure him into dropping ongoing corruption cases against them. secunder kermani reports from lahore. a show of force by pakistan's new opposition alliance. the large crowd here in lahore in spite of the coronavirus pandemic. underlining how divided the country is. even if calls for the government to resign look unlikely to succeed. many of the people here are angry about the poor state of the economy, about rising food prices. but fundamentally, this is fallout from the elections two years ago. the opposition politicians addressing this crowd accuse pakistan's powerful military of manipulating the result to bring imran khan's government into power. the government says the opposition is simply rattled by investigations into their financial dealings. spearheading the protests via video link from london, former prime minister nawaz sharif. using unprecedentedly direct language, he accuses a group of generals of ousting him from power on the pretext of corruption charges. "the intelligence agencies must stop pol

khan accuse him of mishandling the pandemic branding him incompetent and saying the elections in 2018 women it killed by the military and police have scuffled with protesters in the polish capital warsaw as thousands of people marched against the right wing government as widespread anger at policies including an almost total ban on abortions which was approved by the constitutional court in october. rewind dirty little secrets is next looking at claims that the u.s. used bio weapons during the korean war i'll see about later. hello and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey since we launched al-jazeera english back in 2006 our library of award winning documentaries has been growing year by year so here on rewind we decided to revisit some of the most important of those stories once again today we're rewinding to 2010 and north korea for the past several months or korea's deteriorating relations with the u.s. and the administration and donald trump in particular have threatened to plunge the world into the darkness of a nuclear war earth korea's increasing military buildup and testing of

coronavirus restrictions they're demanding the resignation of the prime minister resigned about how imran khan has handled the pandemic protesters also say khan has been incompetent and they say the 2800 elections were manipulated by the military position are planning even larger protests and aim to march to the capital in 2021 has more from islamabad. you must not forget that. although they will be claiming that hundreds of. referendum we have not seen more crowd than 50 maximum $55.00 when you go of course they will be dogged claim from the opposition one must not forget that on the other hand the government. according to some analysts that the economy recovering and. trying to add pressure and perhaps try. to galvanize. the government more roy so that corruption can be dropped it must not be forgotten that. the prime minister heading one of the large parties had in august on it and. so a war of words between the government and the opposition. from. day have been members of men for over 2 years now and threatening a long march on this. country in the grip of the 2nd wave of. the un's co

pakistan's opposition party has described this rally in the hole as a referendum on prime minister imran khan's government they say the turnout proves he has to go into march on the capital islamabad to force him from office. but time for dialogue is over we don't have any other choice except a long march i want to log on your coming now islamabad we are coming. this is the latest in months of protests by an opposition alliance called the pakistan democratic movement is accuses khan of incompetence and failing to deliver on promises made ahead of the 28000 election by building millions of houses and creating jobs for the poor. inflation has reached its peak no one's listening to us people are helpless and they can't feed their children we know the corona virus is spreading rapidly but we don't have any other option except to protest. the crowds defied covert 9000 restrictions which ban gatherings of more than 300 people cases have been on the rise in pakistan where a 2nd wave is well underway leaving some hospitals overwhelmed the government has said opposition leaders are pushing their