amid tight security symbolic ways constitutional court has become the stage for the country's latest political showdown all eyes are on the nine judges who must decide whether to throw the case out declare a new presidential winner or a fresh election. the must reads in good faith so that's everyone must visits by the after of the ruling of the courts no matter which party is it or them it's always going to do does it. the opposition party is challenging president and misson wanting garak was an election victory last month claiming it was rigged moron and can't quote replace him bob ways veteran ruler robert mccarthy in november last year. the electoral commission said he won july's presidential election with just over fifty percent of the vote. i would like to guarantee you that we have a very strong case and we are going to overturn this electoral fraud consistent with what we promised we are going to defend yourselves our voice the people's what this involvement was. that. post-election clashes have already resulted in a number of people being killed including sylvia my foes a mot

the darkest day so far in the trump presidency also coming up zimbabwe's constitutional court hears a challenge to president in the election victory the opposition claims there was massive tampering with the vote. along with europe's most heavily fortified borders . to the spanish territory. in africa following migrants determined to get. off it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president trump is hitting back at perhaps the most severe take away from what is being called trump's black tuesday the president's former lawyer michael cohen told federal prosecutors that trump a new campaign funds were used as hush money and paid it to keep two women from going public with damaging stories about trump trunk claims that because they came from his personal bank account the payments were not even a campaign violation or trump was on the campaign trail today where he found supporters who didn't seem to care what was being said in washington and new york. observers are calling it the darkest day so far in donald trump's turbulent presidency but the u.s. president at a rally in west virgin

berlin the spanish constitutional court it reverts to agreement on the statute of a corner autonomy which had already been passed in the referendum by the people of castle it that's absolutely the beginning of everything because there were sort of a pact the so-called two peace pact. because i want to have their turn at me and big cut all i can decide but spain keep a key which is everything decided think of only a must go to the spanish government voted. but then cut army or have their own p. also which is that everything voted in the spanish parliament mass come back to get the money and be voted in of it and them so it was a good pact you have both sides have a way to prevent major problems what happens with the constitutional court and breaking the pact was the beginning of of all the whole situation we have now because of people say ok so we this is not a further agreement as it was clear to pieces so the political reaction to that was that the change the balance of opinion muscle catalunya which previously had been a force for autonomy but only a minority for the penders then became

court up to the constitutional court whether he says that this is a humanitarian crisis and a government that neck with or at least a humanitarian basis should let all when it's well and go through legally and that having a huge illegal poppy do will only create more problems i was under i'm pretty good to get that update from you thank you very much zimbabwe's top courts will decide on friday whether to overturn are appalled emerson money god question i thirty election victory now opposition leader nelson jimmy says says the vote was rigged in favor of president monegan who had just won with just over fifty percent has more details from harare. some political analysts are calling it the most important court battle in zimbabwe sensible consigned to nice cheese and trial more than ten years ago the main opposition leader nelson chamisa is challenging president in a synagogue was election when at the constitutional court people who went inside court watch the proceedings from home and restaurants. well the results show that when a goggle won by a narrow margin opposition supporters are hop

also coming up, zimbabwe's constitutional court hears a challenge to president emmerson mnangagwa's election victory. opposition claims there was tampering. and "d.w. news" goes to the spanish territory of sauta in northern africa, following migrants determined to get across. brent: tonight donald trump is hitting back from what could be called black tuesday. trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, told prosecutors that trump used campaign funds for hush money to keep two women from going public with damaging stories about the u.s. president. trump claimed that the payments were not even a campaign violation because they came from his personal funds. trump was on the campaign trail today where he found supporters who didn't seem to care what was said in washington and new york. reporter: observers are calling it the darkest day so far in donald trump's turbulent presidency but the u.s. president at a rally in west virginia appeared unrattled. trump, as he's done time and again, denied any russian involvement that aided him during his electoral campaign. ♪ take me h home, country roads presid

zimbabwe's constitutional court has been hearing a challenge to president emerson in god was election victory the main opposition party the movement for democratic change claims there was what it calls massive doctoring of last month's vote in bed should be overturned the president and the country's election commission deny foul play the court has said that it will deliver its ruling on friday. amid tight security symbolic ways constitutional court has become the stage for the country's latest political showdown. all eyes are on the nine judges who must decide whether to throw the case out declare a new presidential winner or order a fresh election. the most during it's in good faith so that's everyone must visits by the after of the who only all five of the cords comments are weak spots the zits or them it's always going to do does it's. the opposition party is challenging president and misson wanting back was an election victory last month claiming it was rigged moron and replace him bob ways veteran ruler robert mugabe in november last year. the electoral commission said he won jul

it in its ruling the constitutional court could now throw the case out declare a new winner or order a fresh election within sixty days the main opposition leader nelson chamisa says if he loses his case he lost the regional body senate to the african union and the united nations to intervene and listen.

also zimbabwe's constitutional court hears a challenge to president ga ga's election the opposition claims there was massive tempering with the coach. and the big business of high tech fun our border gets into the swing of things as the world's largest advance for computer games both wednesday here in germany we take a look at what's pushing people's buttons this year. thanks for your company everyone. donald trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen has information of interest to the special counsel handling the russia probe well that's at least according to cohen's lawyer he says that information could include testimony that trump knew about russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election something trump has always denied on tuesday cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations at the same time former campaign manager paul metaphor to was convicted of financial crimes by a jury in virginia. observers are calling it the darkest day so far in donald trump's turbulent presidency but the u.s. president at a rally in west virginia appeared unruffled. he's done time and again denied a

it in its ruling the constitutional court could now throw the case out declare an un or order a fresh election within sixty days the main opposition leader nelson chamisa. case he'll ask the regional body staticky the african union and the united nations to intervene and to try and push for a power sharing deal with but officials in the ruling party say that's not going to happen. judgement has been reserved nine judges will rule on the matter friday afternoon. al-jazeera had out of the british government set to release a report on how an avoid economic collapse if it fails to get a deal on its withdrawal from the european union the so-called no deal scenario has sparked dire warnings for the u.k. raffi as the country could run out of food and medicine that major airports could close down talks with the e.u. remain deadlocked just months before britain is due to pull out of the block reports there was a time during the long saga of brics it's when prime minister to resign may used to say. no deal is better than a bad deal for britain on many occasions that no deal especially by which

it in its ruling the constitutional court could now throw the case out declare a new winner order a fresh election within sixty days the main opposition leader nelson chamisa says if you loses this case he'll ask the regional body sadek of the african union and the united nations to intervene analysts say to try and push for a power sharing deal with zanu p.f. but officials in the ruling party say that's not going to happen. judgement has been reserved nine judges will rule on the matter friday afternoon how do we. had out of the united nations is called the war in yemen one of the worst humanitarian disasters in modern times it is estimated eight point four million yemenis are on the verge of starvation with many more than just one small meal a day alan fischer monitoring developments for us from neighboring djibouti. the fight to survive comes in many ways all military conflict is torn of this country for almost four years abdul karim ali faces a daily battle just to feed his family he goes to the market in the city of aden when he can but finds every day that the little money has

court dismissed the main opposition leaders complained of. tributes have been pouring in for the us republican senator john mccain who died on saturday eighty one year old had been suffering from brain cancer. and pope francis has asked for god's forgiveness for the sexual abuse committed by members of the clergy is currently on a two day trip to ireland. all colombians are voting again just two months off to choosing their new president this time and a referendum on a raft of measures to curb corruption opposition politicians are supporting the yes vote but each question must be voted on by at least a third of the electorate for the referendum to be valid. so this bill contains a range of proposals aimed at transforming the political culture in colombia if pasta it would cut the salaries of members of the congress by forty percent bringing them down to twenty five times the minimum wage it would limit senators and representatives to serving three terms and require elected officials to disclose information about their finances their voting re

zimbabwe's highest courts the question of courts has just handed. a very very big to the constitutional challenge on the july thirtieth election and like you rightly say they were unanimous to say that the opposition had no solid evidence to about ten their results of the july thirty elections some of the things that they conceded where they fixed that the opposition did not demand the opening of the ballot papers for a recount of their votes in forty eight hours soon after that is also we announced and then the other thing is that they also see that is most of the things that the opposition was bringing before the courts when not picked by evidence rather they were just it large that's in the language of the court and what else has been the reaction to this verdict so far. we have we have spoken to both sides which is the opposition and the ruling party the opposition are saying that they accept the video of the court but still to this dispute over this election is not over they are saying that. they are going to pursue other avenues to for them to

it in its ruling the constitutional court could now throw the case out declare a new winner order a fresh election within sixty days the main opposition leader nelson chamisa says if he loses this case he'll ask the regional body said it to the african union and the united nations to intervene analysts say to try and push for a power sharing deal with zanu p.f. but officials in the ruling party say that's not going to happen. judgement has been reserved nine judges will rule on the matter friday afternoon how do with al-jazeera. the reuters news agency is reporting that saudi arabia has called off both the domestic and international stock listing of their state oil giant aramco it was expected to be the largest such deal in history which could put the company's value at more than two trillion dollars the plan was central to crown prince mohammed bin sound month's economic reform program it was aimed at raising funds to reduce saudi arabia's dependence on oil when you're talking as an oil analyst and he believes the company's close links with the government could be one of several re

route yes this is nothing that they can do because the constitutional court is the highest court in this norway where they can go and up you so they are saying that when they meet next week on wednesday is a party to nish no consul of the party they're going to decide whether they will pursue their route of protesting or a political dialogue where they will seek for. the settlement of this matter so you know gratian happens on sunday back to work on monday which will be the most urgent of manson's in the president's interest. them. issue with zimbabwe currently is the economy the economy is not performing and we have the highest rate of unemployment so the major thing that the president has to do yes to leave and start waking up for the economy to kick in again but the other thing is also he has to unify the country because looking at their results and even their mood in the country it shows a divided country the privilege of most fun here in harare thank you so much for joining us. most of the one hundred fifty migrants stranded in a sicilian port for more than a week and gone on hunger

supporters from zimbabwe is reeling sonic party celebrate fight is constitutional court ruling nine judges unanimously said the main opposition leader nelson chamisa has no case the court finds that the applicant is to place before. the. direct sufficient and credible evidence that a day regularities that he alleges to the election process materially. existed. there was no proof. of. fact lawyers representing the opposition m.d.c. alliance believe it wasn't a thing of judgment so ultimately. having spoken. the proceedings. to come up with. by b. is a serious. story. the election board admits it may simply can't to areas that. was initial total votes he won from fifty point eight to fifty point six seven percent they insist this did not change the outcome of the whole according to the constitution the winner has to be sworn in within forty eight hours that means prison without god was in operation will be on sunday opposition leaders insist election was rigged and they say they'll carry on fighting the course decision is final there is no room for an appeal we are going to it within the law

court and after that we'll see what direction our political party wants to take. pemba returned to the country to declare his candidacy earlier this month after eleven years in exile he was excluded because of his conviction by the international criminal court for bribing witnesses burma was acquitted of war crimes conviction from the i.c.c. in june the electoral commission which is supposedly independent has long been painted by bemba and by his supporters as d p partisan as coming up with inflammatory statements inflammatory rules so what is most likely to happen is indeed supporters will take to the streets and will seek to find other ways extralegal ways to try to shape this this election this process perhaps even to boycott it or to try to derail it president joseph kabila has held office since two thousand and one and his rule over the mineral rich country has been marked by corruption and civil unrest two weeks ago he signaled he would not run in the election raising fears among the opposition he tried to stay on is the power behind the throne the oppositio

it in its ruling the constitutional court could now throw the case out declare a new winner order a fresh election within sixty days the main opposition leader nelson chamisa says if you lose us as case he lost a regional body side of the african union and the united nations to intervene analysts say you could try and push for a power sharing deal with zanu p.f. but officials in the ruling party say that's not going to happen. judgement has been reserved nine judges will rule on the matter friday afternoon how do with al-jazeera. now ugandan pop star has become an opposition party leader is preparing to appear before a military court on thursday everyone's arrested last week has sparked violent demonstrations and battles with police since then his supporters say he's been tortured in custody catherine sort of reports from kampala. the special mosque or up a chunk popularly known by his musical stage name but why he's been in military detention for a week after kills broke out in the north end town of a ruined their presidential where he was seven his convoy was attacked in local ele

day on is the power behind the throne the opposition will log its appeal at the constitutional court on tuesday failing there it's feared violent protests on the streets can be expected to shop al-jazeera. u.s. national weather service has dropped all warnings as tropical storm lane moves away from hawaii the weather system brought to wrench all rain and flooding and they have been forecasts of days more rain rain approached why as hurrican going with winds of up to two hundred fifty kilometers per hour. and to government protest says have taken a straight to chicago head of the fiftieth anniversary of riots outside the democratic national convention in one to sixty eight ten thousand people converged on the city calling for an end to the vietnam war fifty years later demonstrations and once again calling for change john hendren is that. this is a protest half a century in the making the message is the same one heard on the streets outside the democratic national convention in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight let's stop the wars and also the police violence and particularly in c

court in harare they say they have evidence of fraud and election rigging. dozens of people have been injured after remaining and police used tear gas and water cannon at an anti-government rally in bucharest thousands of rumanians including many experts are calling for the government to resign many had traveled from other parts of europe for the protests against the governing social democrats they blame the party for corruption and the lack of opportunity is. relief agencies are warning of the potentially catastrophic impact of a heat wave in north korea as we know very in full there since last month with temperatures soaring to an average of thirty nine degrees celsius is causing vital crops to wither and increasing the risk of a food crisis international sanctions could worsen the situation in the country where millions are already vulnerable to malnutrition. today those are the latest headlines from us here it out is there i'll be back in thirty minutes or so after one of the east. it's a story of survival. it's a story about how people lived to live in

court in harare they say they have evidence of fraud and election rigging. has more. this is the first time in zimbabwe's history an inauguration has been stopped the m.d.c. alliance party say they want the election results overturned they say they have evidence forms that show that the results were tampered with the judges could meet quickly if they think this evidence is weak they could throw the case out if they want more time to look at the evidence that could take a couple of days if they don't meet over the weekend monday and choose their public holidays here which means all meet on wednesday they have fourteen a day to make a decision and i can do is wait president elect city respects the court's zanu p.f. supporters aren't thrilled with us opposition supporters are static but most about wins think are concerned about the economy this election was different from other elections regardless of who people voted for a lot of people we spoke to whether the opposition would say it's the first election that robert mugabe on the ballot they hope for a fresh s

court confirmed that more on god chua had won the july ballot after claims it was rigged m.d.c. opposition leader nelson chamisa still won't accept the results. present no doubt what is disputed. is it the. gate guards are you supposed to be. post-election clashes resulted in violence with sylvia my foes or one of those killed the president has promised an inquiry and also to have political unity you know mark or lose it's our political party who couldn't get arrested just when our election we are. what you know. is. going to work ever are divided. but the president to to cover from veteran leader robert mugabe last year must know it would take more than woods to unite this country. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world pope francis has said mass to around half a million people on the last day of his visit to ireland earlier he asked for forgiveness for the catholic church in his sex abuse scandals the pont of said it had taken the church had to take firm and decisive action in the pursuit of truth and justice the. german turkish journalist i'm a soli

court confirmed that more on god quark had won the july ballot after claims it was rigged m.d.c. opposition leader nelson chamisa still won't accept the results when the president is disputed. is a little. village made game doug are you supposed to be leading the peoples above the. post-election clashes resulted in violence with sylvia my foes one of those killed the president has promised an inquiry and also talked of political unity. zero merkel lutes and other political parties who are interested in has just ended a minor election we are. what you know us is. going to work every hour dividers. but the president too to cover from veteran leader robert mccarthy last year must know it would take more than one words to unite this country. to be a correspondent parallage was fun here it was at that inauguration ceremony in harare and he joins us now for more so privileged we heard their president him up men and god was making peace and unity the key themes of his inaugural speech just how are his statements being received. you find that since friday and coming to today when he was

court confirmed that more on god chua had won the july ballot after claims it was rigged m.d.c. opposition leader nelson chamisa still won't accept the results when the president no doubt what is disputed is illegal i yeard legitimate claim dogs are in supposed to be leading the people's above. post election clashes resulted in violence with sylvia my foes are one of those killed the president has promised an inquiry and also talked of political unity. zero merkel lutes and other political parties who contested just ended i won our elections we are the bribery and what you know us is greater than we weren't ever our dividers. but the president too to come over from veteran leader robert mccarthy last year must know it would take more than one words to unite this country. to racing now and formula one's belgian grand prix where the red flank was out on the very first lap holding the event because of a crash that put three in trying first out of the race but luckily none of them injured before the safety car was deployed ferrari's sebastian fettle slid past lewis hamilton but star

court appeal will delay the presidential inauguration it was originally planned for the sunday and d.c. leader nelson chamisa seen here in some file footage has called the vote outcome fraudulent illegal and illegitimate. and canada four people have been killed in a shooting in the eastern city of fredericton two of them were police officers lisa confirmed they have a suspect in custody and have now lifted a lockdown the circumstances of the shooting are unclear. but the peak of the summer holiday season a ryanair pilots are ramping up the pressure on their employer pilots in germany sweden ireland belgium and the netherlands went on a twenty four hour strike on friday forcing europe's biggest low cost carrier to axe about one sixth of its scheduled flights only recently ryanair has recognised unions for the first time in its thirty year history but it's been unable to quell rising protests over slow progress and wage negotiations. it's the biggest industrial action ever to hit europe's biggest budget airline the effect is visible here at frankfurt hahn airport where check in desks are

court held his narrow election victory result had been contested by the main opposition party the m.d.c. which claimed it was. took over last november from veteran. copy. correspond privilege was fun he has been attending that inauguration ceremony in harare we're going to get the latest from him now privilege what sort of mood did you see it today's inauguration and how does it compare to the mood in the rest of the country. if you see what is happening right now at the inauguration the supporters of president they must have come thousands and in support of their leader. compared to the situation that is opening elsewhere in the country particularly in the capital harare opposition supporters. in a mood of samba mood if i may say because they still maintain that their leader. was there when we should election but here at the national sports stadium where people are got that to. celebrate the inauguration of president. it's jubilation and you have seen with so many people coming out we have five heads of students attendance including god made the african union. cheer me pissin and also

court. northern mali as a haven for islamist insurgents that temporarily took control of the region in two thousand and twelve three years later a peace deal was signed with the government now monitored by un troops the german army is also involved but it's a fragile peace attacks a frequent. we need peace and stability in the country because economic development social development everything at stake for mali cannot materialize without peace and stability. but. this will be the most important task for the future presidents. in succubi on unocal won their first piece of silverware the new season off to be to frankfurt in the german super cup now that's the match between last season's league and cup win us by well in unstoppable form winning with an emphatic five score and the result made it a happy return for bynes new coach nico watch who won the german cup at frankfurt just a few months ago. nico kobayashi returned to his old stomping ground in frankfurt and he was feeling the love. but on

zimbabwe's opposition says the constitutional court will hear its challenge against president emerson non-god was election victory next wednesday opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged his party follow lawsuit last week and then god was no gration was postponed until a court makes its decision on the vatican has condemned the sex abuse described in a grand jury report in the us state of pennsylvania as morally reprehensible a vatican spokesman said pope francis was with the victims the report details allegations of assaults on more than a thousand minors by those described as predator priests and also suggested there could be thousands more victims spanning a seventy year period where those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness statement that sorting out. those memos though you're. not going to get the program today ben think. meanie. i just made. it packing heat my food your medical. or school relieve when i make it here i settle near the bucket of you who have these i gotta be here. you know why don't you. want to live there what i

constitutionally the matter is settled because the constitution constitutional court is the highest court in the country there is no other court of appeal so what's the opposition is only going to do is probably to pursue dialogue in terms of resolves the resolving some of the issues they still have over this election but in terms of taking this election it's may we may safely say it's over in muslim and god well we have to be you know greeted in the next forty eight hours after these videotaped. privilege and with somebody reporting from zimbabwe's cop capital harare thank you for the continued coverage. and before i let you go and king a former guitarist from the u.s. rock band a literate skin heard a co-writer of the hit song sweet home alabama has died he passed away in nashville tennessee at the age of sixty eight he had been battling cancer and king helped create leonard skinner it's a powerful triple guitar sound prominent on such rock classics as free bird. at king there and before i let you go reminder of our main headlines this hour. reports are coming in of new wildfires breaki

court upheld his narrow election victory the results have been contested by the main opposition party which claimed the vote was rigged speech and god was called on them bob wayne to put aside their differences and to work together towards rebuilding the country's economy. or one. will d.w. correspondent privilege move on healy attended the swearing in ceremony we asked him whether m.d.c. opposition leader nelson chamisa threat to hold more protests could undermine the president's new term. this decision is only going to be decided on when is the when they meet is the initial consul but critics also saying that he will be shooting himself in default if he's going to do that because already the zimbabweans are beginning to warm up to the judgment that was passed on friday to a warming up to print. so you can see even if this did the big companies a zimbabwean companies have put out a huge banners to congratulate the president. signed that people are welcoming us leadership so critics now and i least are saying that if. the m.d.c. is to go ahead and do demonstrations in the streets that

we demand that result of every polling station be published separately that the constitutional court disprove the grave accusations leveled against it that a legal investigation be launched and we will not accept results from any polling stations where boarding been take place properly. the announcement came as reports of alleged leaked results give president a big win in the first round but governments see the reports are baseless and reiterate that only the high electoral commission has the authority to announce the results should yield for friday. public opinion in mali is extremely polarized at the moment peter supporters see him as the man from mali and say he's managed to sign a peace agreement with northern rebels and to create a level of stability during his five year term but his opponents describe his leadership as disastrous and blame him for the increase in armed attacks in the north and ethnic infighting in the center of the country and now they accuse him of riggin sunday's vote in his favor opposition leader so my list gained increasing support before and during the ca

court confirmed that more on guard had won the july ballot after claims it was rigged m.d.c. opposition leader nelson shimmies still won't accept the results. is disputed. i. gave that i am supposed to be leading the people of zimbabwe. post-election clashes resulted in violence with sylvia my phone is one of those killed the president has promised an inquiry and also talked of political unity. oh my colleagues and other political parties who couldn't get arrested just ended on our election. we are all zimbabweans what do you know. this is. going to work every hour dividers. but the president too took over from veteran leader robert mccarthy last year must know it would take more than one words to unite this country. match day one of the new bundestag a season is in the books and the russia dot mint have got off to an impressive start with a four one victory against life's ish earlier in the day and antony who juggles our minds to cut as they also start their season on a high. and you know promoted fortunate dusseldorf weren't as lucky they hosted oxburgh in this season open

court ruling later this year to bring german rules more into line with what's done in the u.s. for instance so it's a difficult area but with orators are advancing we'll look forward to hearing more about that simon thanks so much and covering what is a very disturbing case for us this morning. it's to indonesia now and that country is stepping up its efforts to reach earthquake survivors on the island of lombok now the death toll fishley stands at one hundred five that's the number of confirmed deaths but that is expected to rise rescuers are having to comb through the rubble of the more than thirteen thousand homes that were damaged on the island powerful aftershocks as well as cuts to power lines and communications in a number of areas are hampering the search for the missing. rescuers sift through the rubble hoping against hope to find survivors the second devastating earthquake within a week has left the popular tourist island of lombok in ruins this man's brother is missing. everyone was shopping then suddenly the earthquake hit my brother wanted to run out to the middle

court action could delay the inauguration that the government has been planning for this sunday. and aid agencies are warning the potentially catastrophic effects of a heat wave on north korean crops they say that a full blown food security crisis is threatening the isolated country the population already faces food shortages and international sanctions and the reports suggest that now nutrition among children and horse. ryanair pilots have begun a coordinated twenty four hour strike across europe germany is likely to be the worst hit with two hundred fifty flight cancellations at ten airports pilots in ireland germany belgium sweden and the netherlands have also walked off the job. it's the biggest industrial action ever to hit europe's biggest budget airline the effect is visible here at frankfurt han airport where chicken deaths are unstaffed and passengers nowhere to be seen many planes won't be flying today pilots union representatives in frankfurt say their message is ryanair must change. almost any amount about defeating ryanair it's about sending a signal that they have t

mali's constitutional court has declared it where you go back or ok to the winner of the country's presidential runoff the countries that received sixty seven percent of the vote this compared to thirty two percent for opposition leader so maybe c.c. who says the election was marred by fraud south africa has opened a public inquiry into alleged corruption under former president jacob zuma is accused of allowing the wealthy group to family to influence political decisions both zuma and the group has have denied any wrongdoing. pope francis has condemned would he call the crime of child sex abuse and cover ups within the catholic church in a rare letter to catholics around the world the pontiff said perpetrators should be held to account a letter a follows revelations of an abuse scandal in the state of pennsylvania in the united states. next two emotional reunions of war separated families in korea dozens of elderly south koreans are in north korea for a long awaited reunions with family members the tearful meet ups rejoin relatives who were divided after the korean war nearly seven decades ago

court upheld his narrow election victory the result had been contested by the main opposition m.d.c. party which claims that the vote back in july was rigged manana god wot took over from veteran leader robert mugabe last november and we're going to try and talk now to across moment privilege was fun he who has been attending that inauguration ceremony in harare privilege was sort of mood did you see the inauguration at today's inauguration how does it compare with the mood in the rest of the country at the moment. privilege can you hear me. seems that we're having i can see privilege now can you hear me privilege. a very loud. very loud atmosphere in that stadium central stadium all of. iraq and obviously a lot of people also on their mobiles having trouble getting a link up to our correspondent there we'll move on and look at some of the other stories making news around the world at the moment italy's interior minister matteo salvini is under investigation for his role in preventing migrants rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily salvini only allowed people to do some balk afte

court confirmed that more uncut kwok had won the july ballot after claims it was rigged m.d.c. opposition leader nelson chamisa still won't accept the results when the president is disputed. i. play the odds are i am supposed to be leading the people of zimbabwe. post-election clashes resulted in violence with sylvia my foes one of those killed the president has promised an inquiry and also talked of political unity. former colleagues and other political parties who couldn't get arrested for just ended i won our election . we are for zimbabweans what you now are is a good car then what ever are divided guys. but the president too took over from veteran leader robert mccarthy last year most know it would take more than one words to unite this country. in formula one racing ferrari sebastian vettel put on a fantastic to stay at the belgian grand prix to finish top of the podium and trim lewis hamilton's leave in the standings to seventeen points but fattal wasn't the only german making the headlines in belgium. just seconds after the start and with lewis hamilton and sebastian fe

court. in all the money as a haven for islamist insurgents that temporarily took control of the region in two thousand and twelve three years later a peace deal was signed with the government now monitored by un troops the german army is also involved but it's a fragile peace attacks a frequent i left. that we need peace and stability in the country because our economic development social development everything at stake for mali cannot materialize without peace and stability. but. this will be the most important task for the future presidents. and now for a story of a german who went to china to study journalism david nyssa i was half its were a master's degree at the prestigious university in beijing they decided to make a video profile of the lawyer of a pro-democracy dissident a bat got him into trouble with the authorities and his visa was not renewed and we talked to him in just a moment but first here's an excerpt from his video project. lim today is a lawyer in the people's republic o

court appeal the presidential inauguration originally planned for the sunday and the c.v.r. nelson chamisa seen here in file footage has called the vote outcome fraudulent illegal and illegitimate. in canada four people have been killed in a shooting in the eastern city of frederick ten two of them were police officers police have confirmed that they have one suspect in custody and now lifted a lockdown the circumstances of the shooting are not yet known and agencies are warning of the potentially catastrophic effect of a heat wave on north korean crops they say that a full blown food security crisis is threatening the isolated country the population already faces food shortages and international sanctions and the reports suggest that malnutrition among children could now worsen. a ship with eighty seven refugees on board has docked in spain after being turned away by italy and malta a spanish aid group picked up the migrants off the coast of libya for those onboard the most hazardous part of their journey is over but as our correspondent norman struggle reports from the tow

court. northern money as a haven for islamist insurgents they temporarily took control of the region in two thousand and twelve three years later a peace deal was signed with the government now monitored by un troops the german army is also involved but it's a fragile peace attacks are frequent. we need peace and stability in the country because our economic development and social development everything at stake for mali cannot materialize without peace and stability. but. this will be the most important task for the future presidents. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a former argentine president cristina fernandez has denied having a corruption scheme involving public works contract she was testifying in a probe into a scandal that allegedly occurred during her presidency and that of her late husband nestore kishner friend is currently a senator so she has immunity from prosecution afghan military officials say at least one hundred troops and t

will challenge the recent election results the constitutional court appeal will delay the presidential inauguration a widget only planned for this sunday m.d.c. leader nelson chamisa seen here in file footage has called the vote outcome from jail it illegal and illegitimate. that. two palestinians were killed and dozens injured by israeli gunfire during protests along the gaza border a volunteer medic treating demonstrators was reportedly among the dead israeli military said wires curled stones explosives on fire bombs elsewhere a truce on the use of missiles and airstrikes agreed by hamas and israel late thursday appeared to be holding. well at the peak of the summer vacation season ryanair pilots are ramping up the pressure on their employer pilots in germany sweden ireland belgium and another ones went on a twenty four hour strike on friday forcing europe's biggest low cost carrier to axe about one sixth of its scheduled flights only recently ryanair has recognised unions for the first time in its thirty year history but it's been unable to quell wising protests over slow moving wag

what is by them i need the field agree they all have the right to go to the constitutional court. in all more than twenty kind of dates have filed their papers and paid the mandatory one hundred thousand dollars their political state now lies in the electoral commission as we look proved or deny their kind of dissent catherine sawyer al jazeera kinshasa. zimbabwe's main opposition. he says it will challenge the results of last week's presidential election in court lawyers for the m.d.c. alliance say they have what they call mammoth evidence of electoral fraud president and his imminent gaga is due to officially sell his new term on sunday after winning last monday's vote but the opposition says he can't be sworn in whilst facing a legal challenge ivory coast former first lady has been freed from jail after being granted amnesty for have a role in the civil war simone bad husband refused to accept electoral defeat in two of the ten and that triggered conflict in which three thousand people were killed her release along with eight hundred others is being seen as an effort to reconci

by them i need the agree they all have the right to go to the constitutional court. all more than twenty kindly to have filed their papers and paid the mandatory a hundred thousand dollars they are political in our lives and electoral commission as we look to neither kind of the same pattern story al-jazeera kinshasa. first is the international day of the world's indigenous peoples it's about raising awareness of the issues indigenous communities face including poverty and discrimination one man who's just trying that trend is norman king from the philippines he's the first member of the tribe to earn a degree from the university and he wants to inspire others to do the same his story in his own words my name is norman king the first graduate in the university of the philippines i was actually a working student way back then. eight to five and then. six to eleven in the evening the only sad part. as experience of finite. is that no matter what you will still be discriminated we are being portrayed as something like an educated building or people living in the mountai