p.k. 5 has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was a bastion of safety for muslims who fled to p.k. 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just yet another round of violence in the capital city and in this specific neighborhood car is a desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in february there were 14 are groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the armed groups in the country is that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation in a desperately poor country very corrupts it's one of the least developed on earth now a man armed with a machete has attacked people celebrating the jewish festival of honey an upstate new york he best into a rabbi his home where the event was taking place and this was the same just a little over an hour ago in the town of monkey about 50 kilometers north of new york city 5 people

-k 5 has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was a. bastion of safety for muslims who fled to p.k. 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just yet another round of violence in the capital city and in this specific neighborhood car is a desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in february there were 14 armed groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the our troops in the countries that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation in a desperately poor country very corrupts it's one of the least developed on earth libya's u.n. backed government forces are pushing back against a wall all day for have to as offensive to capture tripoli and now wants to new attack near the airport area and claiming to have captain 10 of have to sell it as the government has requested military support from techie have time again a mili

in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was the bastion of safety for muslims who fled to p.k. 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just yeah i'm out there round of violence in the capital city and in this neighborhood car is desperately complex environment there is recent peace agreement signed in february there are 14 armed groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the armed groups in the countries that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation in a desperately poor country very corrupt it's one of the least developed on earth now voting is underway in guinea bissau for the presidential election runoff 2 former prime ministers are competing to do plays president jose marti of arch who was eliminated in the 1st round last month these are going to respect the result following fighting during election campaign in the west african countries one of the country's one

out between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire when traders refused to pay the un's warning against the escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias. central african republic is one of the world's poorest countries the un says 2 thirds of the population needs humanitarian aid there's really been a moment of peace since conflict began there 6 years ago alliance of muslim rebels known as the seleka overthrew president francois busies government in 2013 subsequent administrations have been unable to contain the fighting between the seleka and christian fighters known as the anti black or in 2014 the un said peacekeeping force to support african union and french forces that were already there and since that cease fires have been signed and violated old sides have been accused of war crimes joshua missive a is a senior policy analyst for africa and the middle east at the heritage foundation in harrisburg pennsylvania he says violence has be

violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money that these 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday when dozens of shops and homes were set fire to traders refused to pay the un's warning against an escalation of fighting following years of un risk between muslim and christian militias one shop owner spoke to us didn't want to be identified but said he's fed up with the violence and. we've had enough every time they're asking for money sometimes they take things by force we can't continue like this when we're in with the. let's just get an update on the situation in ukraine we were telling you earlier about the prisoner swap with russian separate or of per russian separatists in ukraine alexander got for it has been following events for us from moscow today i believe the swap itself is over now but there were also events where some people didn't want to leave. yes the prisoner swap in which some 200 prisoners were exchanged between here and the russian supported separatist. worried last sound for hours and what it became clear is that some 2022 people didn't want to be a

-k 5 has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was a bastion of safety for muslims who fled to p.k. 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just yet another round of violence in the capital city and in this neighborhood car is a desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in february there were 14 armed groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the armed groups in the countries that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation in a desperately poor country very corrupt it's one of the least developed on earth let's head to south asia now where india's opposition congress party has called a new citizenship lol an attack on the country's traditions culture and history the legislation makes it easier for religious minorities from 3 neighboring countries to become indian citizens the protests to say it goes against indian

-k 5 has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was the bastion of safety for muslims who fled to peek a 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just yeah i'm out there round of violence in the capital city and in this neighborhood car is desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in february there were 14 armed groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the armed groups in the countries that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation in a desperately poor country very corrupt it's one of the least developed on earth a man suspected of attacking 5 orthodox jews with a machete in upstate new york he's facing 5 charges of attempted murder the attack happened while the group was celebrating the festival hanukkah at a rabbi's home on saturday night some people would chased from the house and took refuge in a neighboring s

between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least $40.00 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday the un is warning against an isp elation of fighting for the years about wrist between muslim and christian beliefs. but he sent this update from the traders if it's to clear up their market. reconstruction work of the future 5 neighborhood market is ongoing dozens of stalls were burned or destroyed by the militias when we came at tacking on the french mission in this market attacking traders in the process right now traders are busy trying to organize and reconstruct their stores and start business going again in the meantime this market has been closed by the authorities until when it's fully restored in the market tension is high in this place with ultimately with the i'm proves why traders surrounded. the warning is that if they don't in the next 48 hours or so there will be our top line and now people afraid that peace will get worse before they even get better. is on the way presidential runoff 2 former prime ministers competing to replace president mario vos failed

groups and shop owners being forced to pay the money at least $40.00 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday in the mainly muslim p.k. 5 district the un is warning against an escalation of violence following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias. the us military and somali forces have had to train targets with air strikes some of those government says a senior member was killed on saturday a truck bomb attack blamed on the armed group in mogadishu killed 80 people are reports from nairobi in neighboring kenya. they survived saturday's truck bomb blast in mogadishu but sustained some of the worst injuries now some victims have been airlifted to better equipped are spittles in turkey clinics and hospitals in mogadishu are struggling to cope with the dozens of wounded. from the time the explosion occurred up until now the government leaders have been working hard to provide the services needed by those injured in the explosion it's now possible for us to airlift 16 of some of the seriously injured in the attack to our brothers in turkey. a truck loaded with explosive

fighting between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire after traders refused to pay the un's warning against an escalation of violence following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias voting is underway in guinea for the presidential election runoff 2 former prime ministers competing to replace a president. who was eliminated in the 1st round last month he is vowing to respect the result following fighting during election campaigning the west african country is one of one and a half 1000000 people have long been mired in poverty corruption and drug trafficking demonstrators have gathered in central hong kong saying they won't back down from protests that have disrupted the city for more than 6 months vowing to hold to their demands for change against china's increasing influence over the territory. in a time when he's the president trying when has faced off against her main rival in a televised debate ahead of next month's election this year more nations cut their ties

building in the p.k. 5 district in baghdad for some time. piqué has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was a bastion of safety for muslims who fled to p.k. 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just another round of violence in the capital city and in this specific neighborhood car is a desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in february there were 14 armed groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the armed groups in the countries that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation in a desperately poor country very perhaps it's one of the least developed on earth. let's have a look at what's coming up for you on this news hour hundreds braving the rain in hong kong to keep up their demands for more democracy while taiwan's leader warns china are is the biggest threat to its wellbeing and is pointing to the events

for some time p.k. 5 has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was a bastion of safety for muslims who fled to p.t.-fi during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just yeah i'm out there round of violence in the capital city and in this neighborhood car is a desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in in february there were 14 armed groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the armed groups in the countries that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation and in a desperately poor country very corrupt it's one of the least developed on earth. there's much more still to come taiwan's leader wants china is the biggest threat to his wellbeing pointing to the events in hong kong plus it is mass violence and i consider this. domestic terrorism. speaks out after the latest attack against the jewish community. at the queen of the

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tried to impose a tax on traders in central african republic now the violence began in the capital bangui on thursday when traders refused to pay the levy demanded by those local fighters dozens of shops and homes in the p.k. 5 district were burned down the un has warned of an escalation of violence in a country that's already suffered years of unrest a man armed with a machete has attacked people celebrating the jewish festival the jewish festival of hanukkah and upstate new york he burst into a rabbi's home where the event was taking place this was the scene a little over an hour ago in the town of muncie that's about 50 kilometers north of new york city 5 people are reported to have been taken to hospital in critical condition some people were chased from the house and took refuge in a neighboring synagogue the attacker escaped in a call libya's u.n. backed government forces are resisting wall cliff a half dozen offensive to capture tripoli they've launched a new attack near the airport and claimed to have captured 10 of have to soldiers hundreds of protesters have gathered outside the

following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias operated dress joins us now live from bangui give us the situation there on the ground now after this attack. well basically there is an uneasy calm here in benghazi with the latest information being that the traders of the p.k. 5 neighborhood market have given the armed groups a deadline of tomorrow they need they must meet or surrender all their weapons or the violence will escalate we're not sure how this will pan out but for now there is an uneasy calm we just came back from the peak a 5 neighborhood market where traders were busy reconstructing i destroyed shops there now violence erupted in ivory coast in central african republic. around 2013 that was when the current situation got worse it took on different forms politics ethnicity and religion and that's all in the mix right now. in particular the neighborhood where this attack has happened actually was controlled by the same group by the same ethnic group mostly populated mostly by the same ethnic group and the people of the same religion probably but it's basically ext

-k 5 has been a flashpoint in the capital bangui that has seen various levels of violence for years now it was the bastion of safety for muslims who fled to peek a 5 during the sectarian violence that broke out in the country between christians and muslims so very restive very volatile and again this is just yeah i'm out there round of violence in the capital city and in this neighborhood car is desperately complex environment there was a recent peace agreement signed in february there were 14 armed groups that were signatories to that agreement and that doesn't represent all the armed groups in the countries that gives you some sense of again the complexity of this so this is a very difficult situation in a desperately poor country very corrupt it's one of the least developed on earth $125.00 to us troops are now threatening the operations of libya's state oil firm a national oil corporations as it may be forced to close the country's largest oil refinery in the fighting in the west important zawiya 3 bombs landed close to storage tanks over the weekend and says loyal to haftar of been

least 40 people have been killed in fighting between traders and on men ballance began in the capital bangui on thursday when traders began resisting attacks being imposed on them by local finances dozens of shops and houses in the p.k. 5 district were burned the un has warned against the new escalation of violence in a country this suffered years of unrest or just on the survey is a senior policy analyst for africa and the middle east at the heritage foundation in harrisburg pennsylvania and he explains how and why the changes are being harassed for taxes. these are protection fees that local militias are charging businessmen or merchants in order to continue operating and so a lot like organized crime actually where they will these armed groups will come to a merchant and say if you don't want any trouble you want to be able to continue to do your business in peace you will have to pay us a tax protection fee of some $7.00 mount other weekly or monthly and that the refusal of these traders to continue paying this tax or pay a new $1.00 it's unclear exactly what the dynamics here are appear

between shop owners and fighters who are demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday the un's warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias the us military and somali forces of hit 2 targets with air strikes somalia's government says that a senior al shabaab member was killed after a truck bomb attack blamed on the armed group in mogadishu 18 people were killed how tassel reports now from nairobi nairobi in neighboring kenya. they survived saturday's truck bomb blast. some of the worst injuries now some victims had been. hospitalized in turkey clinics and hospitals. are struggling to cope with the dozens of wounded. from the time the explosion occurred up until now the government leaders have been working hard to provide the services needed by those injured in the explosion it's now possible for us to airlift 16 of some of the seriously injured in the attack to our brothers in turkey. a truck loaded with explosives. has degenerated a security checkpoint in the capital somalia's president is blamin

violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday the un's a warning against any escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias many addresses at a market in bangalore that was attacked he explains now what ultimatum traders have given to the armed groups. because structuring the work of the particular 5 neighborhood market is ongoing dozens of stalls were burned or destroyed by the militias when it came attacking on the french mission in this market attacking traders in the process right now traders are busy trying to organize workers and reconstruct their stores and start business going again while in the meantime this market has been closed by the authorities until when it's fully restored in the market tension is high in this place with ultimate and given to the ambrose by traders to surrender. the warning is that if they don't get in the next 48 hours or so they will be our top line and now people are afraid that things will get worse before they even get better. bolivia is exp

violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday with the headlines the news continues here after talk to al-jazeera. from sunrise to sunset across asia. the pacific explorer until fascinating story one on one on al-jazeera. for you to. see. china china china china. china they want to make a deal. the question is do i want to make a deal we've heard u.s. president donald trump talk about china many times. in fact it was he who started the so-called trade war with china you know the 2018 with tariffs piling up on both countries imports that isn't a real war and how much of it is impacting china's massive economy and it's 1400000000 people. i'm kamal santamaria here in the library of the national museum of carter willis trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies have repercussions far beyond their own shores we're seeking answers today as the president and founder of the center for china and globalization dr wang talks to al-jazeera. dr wang thank you for joining us thank you for talking to al-jazeera i think for 18

least 40 people have been killed a dozen fighting between market trade is and groups in the capital bangui now the trade is issued to 40 all to the government to surrender their weapons or face a war the united nations has sent more troops to the region but they are struggling to keep the peace. most of the women who were detained in northwest china's detention camps have accused or forages of abusing and forcing them to have abortions al-jazeera has spoken to some that in part 2 of our special series a summer binge of reports on the plight of ethnic who say they now feel there is nothing they can do to bring their abusers to justice. on this wall in the in kazakhstan are the faces of people who were held in china relative say they're being held in internment camps but beijing called reeducation camps to counter what it calls extremism. was held in such a camp she didn't talk about her experience until after she'd been awarded citizenship in kazakhstan she says abuse she suffered has scarred her for life and she frequently suffers headaches. when i was crossing the border they saw i am usi

violence between shop owners and fighter is demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday and thousands of shops and homes were set on fire the trade was refused to pay one shop owner who didn't know who did not want to be identified said that he's fed up with the violence and shot for we've had enough every time they're asking for money sometimes they take things by force we can't continue like this when will are in with the. hundreds of indians have protested against police brutality in the capital is unrest continues over a controversial citizenship law that most state has war bandages to symbolize injuries inflicted by police on several student protesters at least 26 people have been killed in the unrest and there on the 1000 arrested and shove or has been following the demonstrations in new delhi and sent us this report. protesters wore bandages in a sign of solidarity with students at. a university in new delhi. they accuse police of the capital of beating them up by demonstrating against the new citizenship law 2 hits a girl was her in unison the chanted

people have been killed in days of fighting between market traders and armed groups in the capital bangui the traders issued a 48 hour ultimatum to the government to surrender their weapons or face a war united nations to send more troops to the region but they are struggling to keep pace that interest is in banking for us where the u.n. says it will send those troops. previous attempts to destroy the militias in this neighborhood well this is the market killing the last big capital in which 41 people have been killed somebody has been in the united nations just saying that it's finally deploying more troops to the area to the people and also ensure that peace is maintained in this area apart from that. they're also saying that i should a side order has now been issued on anyone carrying a weapon in this neighborhood looks like a b. sides the warring sides themselves actually tired of what's been happening all these yes but the. the tipping point was when militias who have been protecting traders at this market from opposition militias from coming here and fighting them are the ones who e

after violence between shop owners and demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday the un's warning against an escalation. fighting following years of arm wrist between muslim and christian militias that address sent this report from bundy on the trader's efforts to clear up their market. reconstruction look at the picture 5 neighborhood market is ongoing dozens of stores were burned or destroyed by the militias when we came at tacking on the rented mission in this market attacking craters in the process right now traders are busy trying to organize what extent and reconstruct their schools and start businesses going again for in the meantime this market has been closed by the hour for 2 years until one car is fully restored in the market tension is high in the least with ultimate enjoyment with the armed groups by traders to surrender their arms the warning is that if they don't in the next 48 hours or so there will be a problem now people are afraid that things will get worse before they even get better. let's go to australia now where many people are

violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday and dozens of shops and homes were set on fire trade was refused to pay the un is warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias we'll see our is one of the world's poorest and most volatile countries it's been gripped by conflict since an alliance of muslim rebels known as the seleka overthrew president. government in 2013 soon after that fierce fighting erupted between the seleka and christian fighters known as the cap in 2014 the un sent a peacekeeping force to support african union and french troops who were already deployed there but the violence hasn't stopped cease fires have been signed and violated and all sides have been accused of war crimes the u.n. says 2 thirds of the population that's more than 3000000 people need humanitarian aid to survive or one shop owner who did not want to be identified the said that he's fed up with the violence. we've had enough every time they're asking for money sometimes t

at least 40 people were killed in days of fighting between market traders and groups in the capital bangui the trade is issued a 48 hour ultimatum to the gunmen to surrender their weapons united nations has sent more troops to the region but the struggling clearly to keep the peace and interests with us now from banky. so what happens now that this deadline has passed . well basically come on if i move out of the frame the right behind me all the eldest sitting down these are the leaders of the trader's union who are meeting to discuss the aftermath of the sudden movement of the united nations and government security forces in this neighborhood for the 1st time now basically the united nations a saying that enough is enough need to be surrendered previous attempts to destroy the militias in this neighborhood well this is the market was the killing over the last week happened in which 41 people have been killed 70 have been enjoyed the united nations just saying that it's finally deploying more troops to the area to do the people and also ensure that peace is maintained in this area apart f

violence between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday the un's warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias. that market in bang gave which was attacked and explains now what ultimatum traders have given to the armed groups. reconstruction look at the particular 5 neighborhood market is ongoing dozens of stores were burned or destroyed by the militias when we came at tacking on the french mission in this market attacking traders in the process right now traders are busy trying to organize and reconstruct their stores and start business going again in the meantime this market has been closed by the authorities until when it's fully restored in the market tension is high in the way you would ultimately proves why traders so run down. the warning is that if they don't in the next 48 hours or so there will be a tough one now people afraid that will get worse before they even get ready. we're going to speak. who is the spokesman for the united nations peacekeeping forces

least 40 people have been killed in days of fighting between market traders and groups in the capital bangui the trade has issued a 48 maidan to the gunman to surrender their weapons. with the un is sending its troops previous attempts to destroy the militias in this neighborhood. this is the market killing last week in which 41 people have been killed somebody has been in georgia the united nations is saying that it's finally deploying more troops to the area to disarm the people and also ensure that peace is maintained in this area apart from that. they're also saying that i should a side order has now been issued on anyone carrying a weapon in this neighborhood it looks like to be sides with the warring sides actually tired of what's been happening all these years but be. the tipping point was when militias who have been protecting traders at this market from opposition militias from coming here and fighting them. other ones who eventually intimidating and of course exporting money from the traders here and those when the trade as we acted as has enough is enough it took up arms against t