for the english that is parliament. the americans cannot accept that because if they do -- you can't be, as the english catholic tears say you can't be half under parliament sovereignty if you accept one iota of parliament authority you must accept all. since the americans have already accepted parliament right to regulate their trade they must be under the authority. if you're outside of parliament authority even in one little respect then you must be totally outside all of the authority, it seems absurd nobody would choose to be outside of the problem is authority. that's how that goes, the americans confronted with the alternative and decided that's her choice were outside the parliament authority completely and by 1774 all the leading intellectuals, jefferson, franklin, wilson often see that they are tied only to the king and they have no recognition whatsoever of parliament authority over them. it's not a very accurate portrayal of their experience. but there forced into it by sovereignty. when you come to the decl

we are covering the city and empowerment in iraq's parliament building. and now you've had some added information. how to understand the situation much better. let me give you one more place to visit and that is the twitter account of our 3 guests, right? ama a lackey. thank you for your conversations and your questions on you chip. i will see you next time. thanks for watching. take everybody. ah. talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound, you speak of his clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry what's going wrong? we listen your heart of the i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers. am talk about the store, restock matter on al jazeera ah ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption, excellence award boat. now for your hero? no place and saigon would say the press retreated of the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see the evacuation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the co

kingdom parliament. the americans cannot accept that because if they do, you can't be, as the english pamphleteers say, you can't be half in on parliament sovereignty, if you accept one iota of parliament authority than you must except all. and since the americans have already accepted parliaments right to regulate their trade, they must be under parliaments authority. and if you are outside of parliaments authority, even in one little respect, then you must be totally outside of all parliaments authority, which seems absurd, no one would choose to be outside of parliaments authority, that is how the debate goes. the americans confronted with that alternative decide, okay, if that is our choice we are outside of parliaments authority completely. and by 1774, all the leading intellectuals, jefferson, franklin, wilson, all concede that they are tied, totally, only, to the king. and that they have no recognition whatsoever of parliament authority over them. it is not a very accurate portrayal of their exper

the next process that will come is the speaker, parliament would have to basically dissolve parliament and then they will have to announce new election. it is unclear what the other side that will be involved in this will have to say in the coming hours, we'll have to wait and see, but certainly most other us, other standing his ground urging these protesters to continue. what he calls is a peaceful revolution that will eventually, hopefully get their demands. met the ordinary iraqis. we've been speaking to say they are tired of all these politicians and they're back and forth and their divisions. they just want to see their country back on its feet and the infrastructure to be funded properly, so they can get on with their daily lives. fossil is travadone is director of the center for the study of the middle east that indiana university. he says, the resignation of thought a supporters from parliament has made a political resolution difficult to achieve. instruct of the 73 members of his parliamentary party to withdraw and they are all complied. they apparently thought that with for s

they are radically, if you could get the demonstrators out of the parliament building or a parliament met somewhere else. it could be like the government. they seem to be taking matters somebody out of order ordinarily a constitution, things to suggest or that the president be designated and voted on 1st the office of speaker, and then the prime minister. but there is a candidate who radically kept the confidence of parliament, at least as a prime minister designate to form a new cabinet in bath monster, the salo dealt himself out of parliament by through the resignation. so on the other hand, i would not be the 1st time that matter has reversed itself as a career of that since 2003. so it's entirely possible that bunker standing what he says. now, he may enter into negotiations. he is somewhat vote taught it in his speech, satta said he will not accept bloodshed, but reform cannot be achieved without sacrifice. so does that indicate that the protest codes may be potentially turned violent? well, unfortunately in iraq that is always possible. the remarkable thing is that as discourse

it's where parliament is located. there are many foreign embassies that as well as other government buildings. let's return to move up to why he's in baghdad. we have been talking about 2 days of violence on the streets of baghdad and elsewhere. iraq, this political crisis has a, has, has moved on to the streets, bring us up to date fuss, mahmud, on the situation on the ground while military confrontations continue on the ground inside and around the green zone. but it now calls for calm. have it started to come up one from the mushroom, but the, the president of the kurdish region, he is calling for call and his offering at mediations as you know, that many people here have been losing confidence in the whole political elite, the, they're not expecting any the escalation to come from the political it because people here say that the, the whole political system is corrupt. they do not trust those politicians. in fact, they accuse them of ruining the country for a long years. they say that all these reactions on the gr

we are covering the city and empowerment in iraq's parliament building. and now you've had some added information. how to understand that situation much better. let me give you one more place to visit and that is the twitter accounts of our 3 guess right. amma and lackey, thank you for your conversations and your questions on you chip. i will see you next time. thanks to watching everybody. ah ah ah ah sake that mm hm. and then international intake option excellence award boat now for your hero. no place. and so i gone with say, the press retreated of the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see recreation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict of vietnam were transmitted. to the world, this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war, saigon, caravel war hotels, on all g, 0 bowl and untold stories, the mesa and the pacific. on out to santa ah, hello i, marianna mozy and london with a quick look at main stories now and define warnings from china

the members of parliament was blocking the iraqi parliament signed the position, thinking that this might lead to early and it just inactive. this doesn't happen. other members of that appointed who substitute his members of parliament, and this is why he's leaving and you asked them who was the 24 elections, especially after speaking with donnie simon physically. yes, thanks for breaking all that dying jamal protesters say they won't go on lester. demands are met, so where does that actually leave them as of now? is that a steel met you think that will last quite some time or will a compromise be find? well, based on we cannot assist misinformation only by reading local development. so working local development, we see we need to see what the americans intend to do. i believe that the americans have intention who lead iraq into a sort of ukrainian let's say. so now you for iraq similar to what happens in ukraine, and they are planning the same and learn. and by the way this to the scenario of the american aim to to say, damage what they consider the rising influence mainly. so they might

and now the parliament is gone pretty much. what they say is they are all counter demonstrations outside of brings on where i'm standing, 3 kilometers away. and we saw earlier footage also demonstrated trying to concrete walls to get over the area and into the green zone, which will bring them one step closer to the big building. and these demonstrators, that is something that is being prevented by the country security force. and they say that these demonstrators are not presented by the entire latino population, that they only represent faction of the iraqi people. and that they are holding their country's political system hostage. and what they've done here is tantamount to a cool course. the 2nd time these demonstrators, with on this building over the past week, this condo here here to same as i do. for the 1st time since the war in ukraine began, the ship had filled with grain has left port under a deal struck with russia. united nations chief says, resumption of grain that shipment will help bring stability to global food

he's to join, protest is a parliament. his supporters are still camped inside the building and bank dad's dreams. arrival militia group is called for a counter protest against what it calls this just to thousands of southern supports and stormed parliament on saturday. the 2nd time in the week, the demanding and overall of the political system and constitution. those of giovanni joins us live from baghdad, how things shaping up now, especially with that counter protest is a clash in the making. well i think we need to find out how things on cold in the next few are spend. this is certainly now a city on edge as we were driving in the morning on the road in and around the center of baghdad in mclean, locked off by force. we also understand that we belong to the alarm, which is the military wing blogging feathers. parties have also been deployed to protect the demonstrators that are here in the parliament building around greenville area. and there is certainly concern that things could actually very quickly. but for the time

kingdom parliament. the americans cannot accept that because if they do, you can't be, as the english pamphleteers say, you can't be half in on parliament sovereignty, if you accept one iota of parliament authority then you must accept all. and since the americans have already accepted parliaments right to regulate their trade, they must be under parliaments authority. and if you are outside of parliaments authority, even in one little respect, then you must be totally outside of all parliaments authority, which to a good wig, seems absurd, no one would choose to be outside of parliaments authority, that is how the debate goes. the americans confronted with that alternative decide, okay, if that is our choice we are outside of parliaments authority completely. and by 1774, all the leading intellectuals, jefferson, franklin, wilson, all concede that they are tied, totally, only, to the king. and that they have no recognition whatsoever of parliament authority over them. it is not a very accurate portrayal

the parliament is dissolved only in 2 cases. one, if it is requested by the law makers, at least 2 thirds. and 2nd, david is requested by the prime minister unapproved by the president of the states . in both cases it should go through sophisticated procedures including a vote close as inside the parliament, which parliament, which has now on hold as you know, that same support on his part of these are the cliques, their friends that a photo support us. our have now stage it sit in 4 weeks now in front of the parliament. holton gull presence. now the supreme judiciary council as is a statement indicating that its suspending its operation in all its offices, especially in central and southern iraq except in the kurdish region. but meanwhile, it has opened an investigation, or in fact, is requested to it has requested an investigation to be opened into what it calls an aggression on one of the major estate facilities, the supreme judiciary, a counselor. so it's a matter of trust. it's a matter of confidence, which is, it's not exi

busy the end, the election date, the dissolution of the parliament they. and also the most important thing is that the electoral lo and the electorate committee, which is the most important thing i think for the to do or to work on, on the, on these issues. again, i think there some sort of a political agreement fact that the agreement happened yesterday. all what we saw today from said is already has some sort of for roadmap. i've played, i've played out then go to the media and say ok guys, it's not my problem. now. we should stop that after making some political interest that it's supposed to be in a way to really get more speed. and then it actually, i think, actually looking for $100.00 seats and there are bids aiden. if we are heading for early elections, isn't it just very likely that we can get exactly the same results as you had in the past to which is just division and they process for the tool and especially given the in the last election. nothing is what 43 percent turn out. it's not likely to be anything more than that next time. rounded it, p

i'm a bi scenes of iraq's parliament building. it does not look like business. as usual. i see a thing, i think people can you explain as we show these pictures? what happens and what it normally would look like in parliament, and is this an extraordinary occurrence? can you start? can you help us? well, yeah, for the 1st time, it also is similar images where you can see the vendors as tell a inside the problem. they were they supposed to be ok, all the drug laws and also all the for the ship of liking for their normally. and the behind the scenes for the 1st time came over that people can visit and can share rate with the quote for all the time i was expected for how long you get to live. when you look at those scenes of the men chanting and dancing and flags waving, what comes to mind? well, i'm just giving you guys. so i think it's interesting to see that iraqis are actually celebrating, taking over the parliament building and from what you can see in those pictures. they're not violent, but they're happy about this to be sitting in the seat of the political leech deci

i say to our brothers in the parliament and the leaders, please use your brains. the people suffer from unemployment and a lack of health services. nothing has changed since 2003, nothing. i have participated in every protest. i wrote you ma'am? you can hear his frustration right there. i want to bring in another area of concern for why iraq is not working. and that is in fighting between cheer politicians. but he can you explain to us why that is such an important factor right now in government not being able to be full properly? well, the main reason for that is that this time when we have elections in october 2021, it was based on a new election law that some parties did not read very well in terms of what the outcome of that system would be. so the one who benefit from that was the southern party that came off highest was 74 seats. and then was also a sunni alliance. and the biggest kurdish party, the k d p. and the rival sheer fractions among which the former prime minister, nordic monarchy, won some over 30 seats, but was, was way off from, from the number o

but outside the parliament building from my not a through wall. while dear revolutionary isn't a protested, i stay there and continue the job until our demands are matching the dot. they have been what barley, hundreds of else, others support is occupied parliament and bucked us fortified green's own. nearly a week ago, they stormed inman homage she, i so donnie of rival was nominated as prime minister since then thousands of counter protesters have been calling for seller support is to leave parliament. but they are determined to remain or not. yeah, we're building for the next generation. we're building the future of the next generation. if we don't succeed in this revolution, we will lose the country and never get it back again. without the uh huh. the protestant brought sleeping bags and food. and some are even bringing their job like a block mud, a barbara from baghdad. he comes to the chamber twice a day to offer his services on them. i know he ought on us. when a chef comes to cook or a barber comes to camp people's hair, this boost morale.

and that also ended up by the supporters occupying the parliament and holding operation not only in parliament, but also in other state institutions inside the green zone. so since that is started that have been warnings from politicians that have been wandering from state to officials, widening of escalation warning of a military confrontations. but it seemed that all these. 1 warnings have gone to no avail, and now these calls have, have gone to know of it and now did the minutes re confrontation between the rival factions does not seem to be ending any time. okay, thank you for that minute. what he for us in bagdad monitoring the situation that for us, let's get a little background on the clerk and thought i'll solder, who's been a prominent figure in iraqi politics for a long time. now his address movement is one of the most powerful factions, with hundreds of thousands of support is the she, i lead a rose to prominence off to the end of saddam hussein's leadership back in 2003. he's against any foreign interference in iraq. he politics? he demanded. the departure of american troops oppose

dozens of 10 in an open seat in front of the parliament, hosting parisian. 1 only in the parliament, but also it, although the state institutions inside the green zone, the green zone also has the supreme judicial council, including also facilities including the supreme court. the supreme court is now on is now not functioning because i'm just going to interrupt you again because i just want to move. i'm just want to interrupt you again because i. 6 just want to refer to these pictures that we're, we're looking at these live pictures. we are seeing more explosions. we can see many people gathered around. previously. we can see a bit of smoke that seems to have cleared up a little, but we can hear the gunshots back clearly. i'm not sure if you can see the same pictures we can see. but i think those are the sounds of rockets. what do you think is actually happening their mood? exactly. exactly. like i just mentioned that these columns over smoke are probably is from the seclusion as the media itself has just posted that degrees one has was for rocket or rockets. we have been hearing he

supporters of powerful leader mal further, a souther are still occupying the parliament. they're refusing to leave until their demands are met. but what if they aren't? and what role does iran play in iraqi politics? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am john? protestors have once again taken over iraq's parliament in a show of support for influential she, our leader, amongst others. on saturday, thousands of people stormed the building and but that for the 2nd time in a week, they vowed to stay put until their demands are met, escalating a political sand off at least 125 people were injured. other supporters reject the nomination of mohammed chia as so danny, as prime minister, it's been 10 months since the elections, but a deadlock remains over the formation of a new government. i'm what i'm what had reports from but that ah, once again, supporters of shia cleric more to the southern occupy iraq parliament but this time devoted to stay put until their demands are met. that we reject corruption and corrupt politicians, sudanese a too

busy busy the election date, the dissolution of the parliament. and also the most important thing is that the electoral law and the luck to the committee, which is the most important thing i think for the to do to work on, on these, on these issues. again, i think there are some sort of political agreement fact agreement happened yesterday. all what we saw today from said is already has some sort of for roadmap. i've played, i've played out make, then go to the media and say ok guys, it's not my problem. now, we should stop that after making some political interest that it's supposed to be in a way to re get more action than i think actually looking for $100.00 seats and there are bids aiden. if we are heading for early elections, isn't it just very likely that we can get exactly the same results as you had in the past to which is just division and, and they process forward at all. and especially given the in the last election, i think is what 43 percent turn out. not likely to be anything more than that next time around is that people are just no

it's up to the parliament to dissolve itself according to article $64.00 of the constitution. no, the only thing which we could have he had from the court is the explanation of why they think this is america for the political parties to decide and for the parliament to adhere to, to dissolve itself as their birth process as the political process does not continue, however, it is going to be difficult. now, elsa has announced his withdrawal from political life before only to walk and his decision back. is this actually the end of l saddest political career do you think? i don't think so either he is the, he's a very ambitious person. he you or he wants to see iraq in a way that he is seeing it and he's been working systematically since 2010 lost complete can say to the other 6 onward. but he has participated in every election than he has been ascending all the way. i don't believe that he is going to throw away everything that he worked for for the past 18 years, just on a tweet. he has ambition and he, he has a plan and he thinks he has the way to, to make it into a different

his followers have been occupying parliament, which is inside the fortified area. the several days india's central bank has raised its key lending rate by half of one percentage point in an effort to curb spiraling inflation. it's the 3rd increase in the last 4 months, and economists say, it won't be the last this year. a fall in the rupees value as making fuel food and medicine more expensive. the government says the war in ukraine is partly to blame . alighted states as declared a public health emergency to deal with a monkey pox outbreak. the number of reported cases is said to be doubling every week. this declaration means more money and facilities, or we available to fight the virus. but there are concerns that vaccines are running out. there are more than 6600 monkey pox infections in the u. s. or in sol as director of the elizabeth are griffin biosafety program, a georgetown university. she says there's a need for greater education about the virus. i think one of the big things that we need as a public health community, and as just a general community, is to

the one that's happening inside the parliament. the 2 demonstrations are part of a wider political struggle in iraq side or one the most supported elections last year. but he's been unable to form a government that excludes his opponents. the rival alliance wants mohammed as to dani to be the next prime minister, while the group does it in iran, aligned politicians and trained parliament paramilitary groups. not all members are backed by terran. iraq has now gone more than 9 months without a new government adding to the country's dysfunction to spike huge oil wealth. ordinary people in the country are suffering through regular power and water carts . and 2400000 people are in need of food and livelihood assistance on my mood after wide as more now from the counter protest taking place. place near the 14th of july bridge in baghdad. 2 different scenes in the iraqi capital bud to arrival protest. now, here in this area, these are the supporters of the pro iran parliamentary block, golda coordination framework. they've come here in th

the calling for the judiciary to dissolve iraq's parliament and coal early elections. and shanghai has switched off the lights of its famous waterfront as a heat wave and drought causes major power shortages. multiple provinces have announced to power constitution low water levels and the hydro electric at hydro, electric dams security has been tightened in thailand's capital, where protest is a gathering to demand the resignation of the prime minister for youth chan, archer and 10 of his ministers survived to know confidence vote. last month. opposition parties had alleged to ethics, violations for youth. took power in a crew in 2014 opponent say he should step down on wednesday when his 8 year term is up. a court will make the final decision. tony chang is covering development for us in bangkok. hello there, tony. this is certainly an important day for democracy and the rule of law for the public. tell us what's happening with it is indeed good. there's been a good response here. we've got about a 1000 people in the square. there are a couple of other protest sites i

his now spelled out on to the iraqi parliament grounds. these demonstrators have been here in the iraqi parliament over 48 hours, and they say they will stay here as long as it's needed. they say they will wait until they get further instructions from their leader. most other center and we are just outside the building itself in the courtyard area. and as you can see, it is full of people that inside it was very difficult to even breathe due to the crowds that have gathered. and now they have taken over the entire grounds of the parliament area center issued a statement on sunday evening urging our iraqi to come to the capital and support these demonstrators. but since then, his media relations office has said that they don't want anybody to come from the other provinces until further notice. we also understand that, that the counter protests that have been ongoing outside the walls of the green zone, which is about 3 kilometers from here. there been a number of demonstrators having minor skirmishes with the security forces who have had to

the reason why the of the qu occupy the parliament headquartered is that the demanding, the parliament be dissolved, and the, an ill elections be held as a way out of the current. political deadlock is still ahead here and out 0. we fall approaches in thailand's capital, where people have gathered to demand the resignation of the prime minister and the migrants who died at sea trying to leave lebanon to military searches for the bodies of the coast of tripoli. ah hello there, let's look to the middle east and from northern half of the region. it is a relatively quiet picture sh temperatures that still on the, for the likes of 2 ways as well as western areas of iran and iraq. temperatures have been down, however, across the gulf. we've got a shamal that's going to blow in, that's going to pick temperatures up, but it will relieve some of the humidity in places like a guitar. it's still looking very unsettled. however, in that southwest corner we have seen devastating flooding in yemen, that rain continues trickling up into the southwest of saudi arabia. we've also seen devastating flood

in june, a month later, his supporters occupied parliament and demanded the removal of what they call corrupt politicians. ah, so let's bring in our guest in baghdad. we have, i'm edward d, a senior foreign policy advisor to the iraqi parliament and the director of a house of iraqi expertise foundation in washington dc. below we'll have our wagner fellow at the washington institute and a former faculty member at the american university of iraq. soon of money and in doha is aidan, i'll can nanny and nonresident fellow at the arab center, washington d. c. and a middle east political analyst who we've just heard from in laura's report, a warm welcome, gentleman to you all. i'm rusty. i'd like to stop. you 1st, sir. so what do you think's been going on here in the past 24 hours or so? how do you assess the events that we've been seeing unfolding in baghdad? well, it's always the same, like half an hour. so the october elections and adults that have been announced about the seeds and. busy coordination frame actually has the minority inside the iraq when another a triple a lion tossing bet

so then deter it is on a journey to the present. women in the ken and parliament. thank you for choosing dw news africa collection special. that's it. now from all of us in a row, be be sure to check out or other stories on d, w dot com, forward slash africa or on facebook and twitter will leave you now with these images of democracy in action right here in k. c ah, a. c c c c c with who eco indian or pollution is a major problem. cities in delhi, a new monitoring system is designed to help the device incorporate local fences. they easy to install and can be moved to different locations. they're just helping us to understand that daily damage took that to pollution eco, india in 30 minutes on d. w. o. ah, i le, sexual assault survivor, a filipino just for those of us. can we shoot, speak up them to step up and say the truth. women in asia, i can see it too, so don't be afraid to make mistakes. nothing can stop me. that is that you're right. i am actually the ceo and found her purpose. so i think it is mean her women in asia season to this week. a ah, a person ah al

the police and military are in high alerts while protesters occupy the parliament building for a 3rd day in a coalition. currently try to form the next government the across the globe around the clock. this is our team or national. let's get to our new story today. what was threatening to become a confrontation, the clash in the north of the self proclaimed republic, of course of all has been avoided following the decision by christina to postpone a controversial decision bombing entry to any one with serbian documents. the u. turn comes after a day of turmoil on sunday, which saw arrayed siren sounding in serv populated areas and reported gunshots with several people taken to hospital your side. the situation looked on the ground. oh. b i me well the situation in the contested region began after plans were not to bomb serbian cor, registrations from today august 1st to make serbs entering the region require permits. all such plans have not been postponed until september. well, the last sizable spot between serbia and cosco kimberly a year ago when the self proclaimed republic again

supporters, a powerful leader, my brother, a father are still occupying the parliament. they're refusing to leave until their demands are met. but what if they aren't? and what role does iran play in iraqi politics? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hello jim. john protesters have once again taken over iraq's parliament in a show of support for influential she, our leader on saturday, thousands of people stormed the building and bought that for the 2nd time in a week. they vowed to stay put until their demands are met, escalating a political standoff at least 125 people were injured. other supporters reject the nomination of mohammed she r as so danny, as prime minister. it's been 10 months since the elections, but a deadlock remained over the formation of a new government. i'm what i really what had reports from that? ah, once again, supporters of shia cleric moved to the southern occupy iraq parliament. but this time, the vote to stay put until their demands are met, that we reject corruption and corrupt politicians. so don is a tool in th

in iraq, the shia leda will cut off cider is demanding the dissolution of parliament and new elections. his block one, the most seats in national polls last october, but he failed to put together a coalition, his supporters occupying parliament. and he is urging them to stay the protest to say they won't leave parliament until the political change, their leaders demanding becomes of reality. a solder wants the current government removed and fresh elections. he's told his support is to continue the protest, but outside the parliament building from my knowledge through wall. well, dear revolutionary isn't a protest as i stay there and continue the job until all demands of matt duffy at the map. ali hundreds of hosts, others supporters occupied parliament, and bucked us fortified. green's own. nearly a week ago, they turned in when how much she asked to donnie arrival. was nominated as prime minister. since then thousands of come to protesters have been calling for sellers support is to leave parliament, but they are determined to remain una, yeah, we're building for the next generation t

while protesters occupy the parliament building for a 3rd in a row, angry and had a coalition currently trying to form the next government with broadcasting from moscow. this is our team. my name's you know, neil, 30 minutes of news and views and start what was threatening to become a confrontation in the north of the self proclaimed republic of kosovo. has been afforded following the decision by christina to postpone a controversial decision. bolling and treat to any one with serbian documents. not a you turn comes after a day of turmoil on sunday, which saw her raid sirens sounding in sir populated areas. i'm reported gunshots with several people taken to hospital. let's take a look at the situation and how it looked on the ground. 2 c oh i oh i well, what is occurring in the contested region began after plans where a 90 to bon serbian caught registrations from august 1st to make at serbs entering the region require permits. all such plans have not been postponed until september while the last sizable spot between sir b on cost. okay. nearly a year ago when the self proclaimed republi

in june, a month later, his supporters occupied parliament and demanded the removal of what they call corrupt politician. ah, so let's bring in august and by dad we have, i'm at the senior foreign policy advisor to the iraqi parliament and the director of house of iraqi expertise on vacation in washington. d. c. belong will help wagner fellow at the washington institute and former faculty member at the american university of iraq, soon of money and into high is they done? can nanny, a non resident fellow at the arab center, washington, d. c and a middle east political analyst, who we've just heard from in laura's report was welcome gentlemen to you all honesty, i'd like to stop. do you 1st? so what do you think's been going on here in the past 24 hours or so? how do you sess, the events that we've been seeing unfolding and well, it's always the same call. what happened. busy the october elections and adults that have been announced about the seeds and they don't. busy and the same actually have the minority inside the iraq on them. and when another a triple lion tossing between one an

but todd al sadi supporters camp inside iraq's parliament. what a rival militia group calls for counter demonstrations. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is out to sara. well, i from also coming up in the 1st step towards easing a global food crisis. a ship carrying grade leaves a ukrainian port for the 1st time since russia invaded u. s. how speak and nancy pelosi is in asia, have possible visited to taiwan this joint threats from beijing. thus we're on the patrol with nigeria security forces in the hunt for oil thieves. ah. we begin in baghdad, where rival protests have been held on either side of the tigris river, which divides the city. thousands of protests, his backing, sheer politician looked harder. outsider, are still camped inside the rocky parliament. they stormed the building on saturday under refusing to leave until there's an overhaul of the rocks, political system and constitution. meanwhile, arrival group, known as the coordination framework, has held counter protests against what it calls a suspicious qu, there is heavy security i

when at pro test, toppled concrete, security walls around parliament and stormed inside it. since then, the protesters have had sleeping bike smuggled into the building unclaimed, they won't leave unless their demands are met at we got more from the scene from a correspond for his sister chal, marty urban, mcculla, sophia, rocky on forces and the police are on high lunch in a located in the so called green zone of baghdad, a government buildings located, they interact with representatives of al sada supporters. in particular with regard to the safe passage the parliament building hind me, you can say a security checkpoint without saw to support his god to get these cars. passing in the direction of the parliament building belong to the sonorous, they have the permission to enter. as for others who want to get in, they can only go on foot. this is the gateway to the grains. i more more people are heading here. but at the moment, that number is not very large on perhaps the heat is forcing the sonorous and others to arrive a little light. meanwhile, inside the parliament build

he calls for as the current parliament to be dissolved and for early elections. he very much took the tone of a person who is not seeking any personal gains from this process. he is just looking for a way of getting rid of the corruption within the system that exists. and he was adamant that of course, corruption exists in all various levels of government. he said, one of the ways we can get rid of it is to by having another round of elections to bring in and new people. of course, most other, all other took part in the previous election, which happens in october here last year. and he had 73 m p 's and power, but in june decided to withdraw from the political sphere saying that he could not take part because it was corrupt and he didn't want to have any part in it. since then things have certainly escalated on saturday for the 2nd time. within a few days, his supporters known as southern stormed into the green zone area and they occupied the parliament building, fearing that the other groups that were going to nominate a candidate to be put in place of the new p

now, here in their parliament, in the vicinity of the parliament, in front of the gate, in front of the compound of a part of that protest as have been sitting in tet tents that they have been even bringing get sheep and cattle to slot ought to feed the, the protest as it seemed that the, the planning for a long term sit in here until until they get instructions from that leader. now, these protest of say that they will continue protesting here until the demand is automate. well moved up though i had thanks very much the for the update from baghdad. ukraine's president a strongly criticized amnesty international naturally accused of the forces of endangering civilians. in a report, the human rights group listed incidents and 19 towns and cities where it said ukrainian troops that faces in residential areas, putting civilians at risk. but bottom is lensky rejected. the findings accusing amnesty of shifting responsibility from the aggressor to the victim name my emotional boot, and i mean there is no condition even hypothetically under which any russian strike on your crime becomes justif

green zone is followers have been occupying parliament, which is inside the fortified area. for several days. the united states has declared a public health emergency to deal with a monkey pox outbreak. the number of reported cases is said to be doubling every week. now this declaration means more money and facilities will be available to fight the virus. but there are concerns of vaccines are running out. there are more than $6600.00 monkey pox infections in the us are in sorrow is director of the elizabeth our griffin biosafety program at georgetown university. and she says that the need for greater education about the virus. i think one of the big things that we need as a public health community, and as just a general community is to think about risk communication for exposure. it needs to be clear and it needs to be non stigmatizing. and so while this outbreak began in men who predominantly have sex with men, it and it spread from there, it could have easily broken down any type of population of individuals. right now it is not time to panic, but it's for education and a

the reason why they occupy the parliament headquarters is that the demanding, the parliament be dissolved and an elections be held as a way out of the current political deadlock. 8 grain silos and levels that were damaged in the bay route port explosion have collapsed. it's the 3rd time storage facilities at the port of collapsed in the past. month. officials say the buildings absorbed much of the impact from the explosion in 2020 that killed more than 200 people. the government had ordered that they be demolished, but the operation was put on hold. as victims families wanted, the sign is preserved as a memorial. a fire had be bedding since july as rotting grain fermented in the summer heat. celebrities military is searching for the bodies of 30 people who went missing off the coast of tripoli. 4 months ago, they were attempting to seek a new life in europe. a submarine is not being used to try to find those bodies, as they know how to reports. the shores of northern lebanon had become part of a route for refugees and migrants bound for europe. 4 months ago, a tragedy at sea highlighted t

the parliament from acting. i think ultimately, you know, there might be, you know, various leaders are calling for calm their calling for dialogue by calling for negotiations. and i think ultimate way to my mind this leads to, you know, the pro iranian groups at least forming a government and, and being given a chance to show if they are acting in the national interest. i think what we're seeing on the streets right now also begs the question about where is iraqi security and what's happened to iraq? you know, in, in the past 20 years since, you know, the, the u. s. invasion of the downfall of sadam hussein because the green zone was once so secure, not so much any mole. well, i think certainly r u. s. leaders certainly are going to be disappointed at this development. u. s. officials have been saying that iraq has been becoming more stable. it was becoming more normalized, her reintegrating into the arab world, diplomacy between saudi arabian iran was posted in baghdad. and just now we're reaching seems to be

surely, parliament should be recalled _ banks. surely, parliament should be recalled. untilthat banks. surely, parliament should be recalled. until that leader is announced, that needs to happen. they recalled parliament last august to talk_ they recalled parliament last august to talk about afghanistan, they recalled — to talk about afghanistan, they recalled parliament when the duke of edinburgh _ recalled parliament when the duke of edinburgh died. this seems so criticai— edinburgh died. this seems so critical and they simply don't have time _ critical and they simply don't have time to— critical and they simply don't have time to waste. labour have come up with a _ time to waste. labour have come up with a plan, — time to waste. labour have come up with a plan, they are talking about windfall— with a plan, they are talking about windfall taxes, but i feel that the public— windfall taxes, but i feel that the pubiic are — windfall taxes, but i feel that the public are all sitting here, waiting for action — public are all sitting here, waiting for acti

the main goal and the main purpose of the parliament that the time before. and we were extremely concerned that distressed and distracted members of collin may not come, may not be able physically to get to the parliament at, at these times over a absolute here. and of 120 members of parliament, 400 king. and we were there for 10 minutes, 10 minutes of voting. we were singing national and because we were so so, so scared. and then we went and started doing our job. and i mean, people were working with people and humanitarian support and building the resistance, making sure that, that their prediction that ukraine will only stand for a couple of days will not actually happen. and you know, after 6 months, you know, i can only say what you watch us. yeah, i mean, we are in the world is watching. it has been an event for 6 months. you mentioned that you were fearful that 1st evening because of what could happen. now, 6 months into this war, are you fearful that we know what's going to happen that this war could last for a very, very long time? no, you know, and

when protests toppled concrete security walls around parliament and stormed insight. since then, the protesters have had sleeping bags smuggled into the building unclaimed. they won't leave until their demands are net their for his phone and for our sister channel, our tiara big is in the iraqi camp because i lost my the rocky om forces and the police are on high lunch. and i located in the so called green zone of baghdad, a government buildings located. they interact with representatives of al sada supporters. in particular with regard to the safe passage the parliament building. hind me, you can see a security checkpoint without saw to support his god to get these cars. passing in the direction of the parliament building belong to the sonorous, they have the permission to enter. as for others who want to get in, they can only go on foot. this is the gateway to the green side. more more people are heading here. but at the moment, that number is not very large on perhaps the heat is forcing me satirists and others to arrive a little late. meanwhile, inside the parliam

, the 3 of them accusing them of not doing the job by not dissolving the parliament. okay, remembered, we'll leave the phone. thanks very much. the for that update, sir, from baghdad. but tulsa has been a crucial figure in iraqi politics for a long time. the shiite leaders treacherous movement is one of the most powerful see, rose to prominence after the end of saddam hussein's leadership in 2003. he has demanded the departure of american troops and as against iran to france, his movement swept to victory and elections in october last year, winning $73.00 seats. but after months of failing to form a government, he ordered his empties to resign. i was back in june and support as a protested in central bank that since july, and had briefly occupied parliament or let's bring in her dad. he's a visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations, joins is now from canada, from halifax, from canada. in fact, hamza had, what do you make of this? would he make this announce resignation? well, i think like a lot of rockies were wondering what is the exactly resigning

his support was, are occupying parliament and his urging them to stay. oh, the protest to say they won't leave parliament until the political change. their leaders demanding becomes of reality. a saw that it wants the current government removed and fresh elections. he's told his support is to continue the protest, but outside the parliament building from my knowledge to wall, well, dear revolutionaries and protested, i stay there and continue the job until our demands are matching. it will not bother hundreds of else others support is occupied parliament and bucked us fortified green's own. nearly a week ago, they stormed in when homage she i so donnie of rival was nominated as prime minister since then. thousands of counter protesters have been calling for sellers support is to leave parliament, but they are determined to remain una, yeah, we're building for the next generation. we're building the future of the next generation . if we don't succeed in this revolution, we will lose the country and never get it back again without the uh huh. the protestan

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the 1st case, if 2 thirds of the lawmakers request, the parliament be dissolved. the 2nd case, if the prime minister requests that parliament be dissolved and that is approved by the president of the states in both cases in both cases, that should go into a vote. and if the majority of the lawmakers vote with yes, then the parliament is dissolved. but there is political, norman iraq, the god gives the supreme judiciary council, the authority to dissolve the parliament not by constitution, but by political norm. because by virtue of the app, the political authority, the authority that the supreme judiciary has over state institutions, it can to levine when in case one state institution is not functioning for a long time. and that is causing a problem. in this case, like the parliament hasn't been functioning for the past 10 months, in this case, in this case, the supreme judiciary council can intervene and pass a judgment into this dispute. the number of maryan soldiers killed in an attack over the weekend has been revised up to 42 on wednesday, the army says the a

oh, many, even taking to the palace pool laqueena about milan, our demands are to dissolve parliament and to hold the corrupt to account. and we shade my master look to the old solder, your pride is under your feet and will sacrifice for you with stories, hours one afternoon. caretaker prime minister miss stefan academy holsted cabinet sessions until further notice. but derek's political life was already in limbo. this be deadlock for almost a year, but ted are all set. his party won the largest share of seats in elections last october. it wasn't enough to secure a majority and sat hasn't been able to form a government of his choosing. he told his m. p 's to resign in june, and his supporters have been protesting since july, some even briefly occupied parliament. they won't new elections without the participation of a ran backed groups. don't be a law. this is an iraqi revolution. iraq should be returned to little people. oh, this is not the 1st time sad as announced his retirement from politics. many have dismissed it as a blow to gain leverage over his rivals. already several protes

of the, the main gate and around it did a facility of the parliament here. but despite the fact that the speaker of luck to the seller has commanded it. so the supporters to evacuate the parliament within 72 hours starting from to his day at evening. but as of yet we haven't effect awaited the parliament. some of them are still in sight. some are outside taking care of the logistics k editing, catering, and also some have been sitting up tense around. this is building and did they say they will not leave the area? it depends on the tomatoes air. friday mass price that has been commanded by looked at a southern himself, his commanded his supporters to perform a mass friday congregation payers in one of the arena's nearby, in their heavily fortified date. green zone have been calls for ha negotiations that have been calls for called but since the statement to develop devised statement by look to the southern himself caught in a way or another and dejected the calls for negotiations for talks, said that the talks are useless and there is no benefit, they can ge