and the head of the sydney congress party to major opposition. parties that are part of the forces of freedom and change coalition. then there's also the secretary general of the bass party, as well as the advisor, the political advisor to prime minister. and there are other senior official figures, however, who have not been released, including the former spokesperson of the sovereignty council, who is also a member of the democratic union. his party, he is yet to be released. while for many protesters seems to take over their demand was very clear. they said that they don't want any negotiations with the military. they also don't want any compromise. and they don't want any agreement that would give the military any sort of legitimacy for many of them, especially those who we spoke to yesterday. and this morning. they say that the idea that prime minister has signed an agreement with the military agreed to return . that's the big betrayal, especially because at least 40 people have been killed and more than 200 people have been injured in the near month period of that take over from

and the head of the nice congress party, the party and the 3 nice congress party are too big opposition parties. and then you have the advisor to the prime minister, the political advisor to the prime minister. yes it out of mind now they have been released, but they were not the only ones who were detained on the day of the takeover on october 25th. and on the days that followed, there are several other senior political figures who remain in detention. you have the foremost books of the sovereignty counseling who was arrested on the day. and you also have the former minister of industry who was an outspoken critic of the military. now despite the fact that prime and isabella handbook said that every person who was arrested because of this military took over by the military and security forces will be released. there's still several other, not just politicians, but activists and leading political figures who are yet to be released. and the agreement has simply angered the people on the street, on the day of the signing, as the dealers being signed, thousands were protesting in front of

he's also yet to be released and he's a member of the city, nice congress party. they're also activists and members, opposite a nice professional association and members of the committee to dismantle the former regime. several officials and political figures leading of political figures are still to be released now, prime minister, hum dog, in his exclusive interview to august. there, said that there is a framework and that there is a procedure, but that the military gave him guarantees. but all political presence arrested because of the take over him because of the political activities will be released. he says that is going to be the basis of building a democratic sudan. but so far, only 4 have been released and many more still remain in detention. he but what's been the reaction to this agreement by the sudanese and are we expecting more protests in the coming day? well, even before the signing of the agreement, people have invoicing their anger and during the signing and in the hours that followed. for many people, the idea was not to return to that publishing

they include the head of the niece congress party, a leading figure from the party, one of the biggest opposition parties here in sudan, the secretary general of the arab socialist boss, part the here in for them, as well as the advisor to prime minister, hum dog, who is a member of the sudan people liberation movement. one of the groups that signed a piece deal with the government in 2020. however, despite the agreement saying that all political figures who were arrested on the, on the day of the to cobra in the following days, should be released. not all have been released. for example, the spokesperson of the former sovereignty council, which was dissolved in the day of the military, took over. he's yet to be released. the president of bela ruth has a confrontation with poland over the migration crisis could lead to war. alexander lucas shank is waiting for an answer from the european union on taking in 2000 stranded migrants at the border. austria has entered a nationwide locked down to contain a soaring number of corona virus infections. people can only leave their home for a cent

that he's congress party and box party as well. and 2 important why this of the previous, the, all the prime minister. hum duke also still under the arrest alongside this arrest . there are journalist activists and protesters and the members of the a resistant committees and the forces of freedom and change also as well. some of the governors include how to governance governor is also under the address yesterday that has before li just but right off the bat, the military. the military rule here arrested for 3 important members of the forces of freedom and change. and that drove the condemnation from the united nations, the united nation special envoy to sudan. walker per to says that he strongly deplore and condemned the arrest of there's people who he has just met them to. they also, the government has dissolved all the boards of the estate companies and agriculture projects and, but has, as the companies to keep professional under the new, the new people or the managers are appointed. when it comes to protest, people say that the

for the ruling african national congress party. some paul suggest the a and c will when less than half of the votes for the 1st time, and may even lose control of some of the country's largest municipalities. if the facing growing discontents overrun the infrastructure and social inequality from either miller has more and i form so little more than 26000000 south africans have registered to vote in the local elections. but by the middle of the day, just under 4000000 had actually cost their balance. and that's what analysts say is of concern that they could be potentially a low voter turnout. however, of those that did come out to vote, they are a number of issues that they want dealt with. and this is what some of them have to say. my important issues, small, the normal is the service delivery. it's potholes. it's the streetlights not working. it's a lot shooting, infecting so heavily on economy. it's been 13 years that we've seen experienced power cuts in south africa. so it will be, it would be good to actually not only hear of

it's expected to be the toughest contest yet for the ruling african national congress party. it's been facing growing discontent of a rundown infrastructure and social inequality. a u. s. judge as dismissed all but one charge against a business man, accused of laundering money, venezuela's government. alex saab remains accused of one count of conspiracy to learn the money, which carries a maximum 20 year jail sentence. last month he was expedited to the u. s. accused of siphoning millions of dollars, then as well as presidents had saw, was kidnapped by the u. s. were those that were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after one on east state. you intend to watch it by from on counting. because billions and losses, bankruptcy and bailouts, when will the airline industry recovery begin? washington's diminished influence in latin america. tesla becomes the 1st one trillion dollar automaker where other de swapped us is the truck in the street counting the cost on al jazeera in south korea, online shopping is booming with close at $19.00 restrictions, keeping people at

ah, the municipal elections, as seen as a major test for the governing african national congress party anchor is growing in the country, or the inequality, aging infrastructure, and unemployment for me to mila has mo, from sweater more than 26000000 south africans have registered to vote. in the local elections, but by the middle of the day, just under 4000000 had actually cost their balance. and that's what analysts say is of concern that they could be potentially a low voter turnout. however, of those that did come out to vote, they are a number of issues that they want dealt with. and this is what some of them have to say. my important issues, if small, the normal is the service delivery, it's the potholes. it's the street lights not working, it's a lot shaving infecting so heavily on the recording. it's been 15 years that we've seen the experience, paul cousins of africa. so it would be, it would be good to actually not only how long this will continue, but what would be, what would be the plane in bringing in bringing it to an end political parties of i for control of major cities

it's expected to be the toughest conscious yet for the ruling african national congress party. some predictions suggest a and c, but when less than half of the vote and may lose control of some of the countries biggest regions. it's been facing growing discontent, of a rundown infrastructure and social inequality for me to mila has more now from sweater of those that did come out to vote. they are a number of issues that they want dealt with. and this is what some of them have to say. my important issues, small, the normal is the service delivery of potholes. it's the streetlights not working. it's a lot shipping impacting so heavily on economy. it's been 15 years that we've seen experienced power cuts in south africa. so it would be, it would be good to actually not only hear that how long this will continue, but what would be, what would be the plane in bringing in bringing it to an end political parties of i for control of major cities and municipalities. 15 years ago, the governing african national congress had an easy majority since then their popularity has way and then m

party. some polls suggest the agency will win less than half the vote for the 1st time in japan's governing parties held onto its parliamentary majority prime minister from year to sheet as liberal democratic party last 15 states. but it's still a big victory for the leader who took office less than a month ago. and for the 1st time and 18 months fully vaccinated, australian have been allowed to return home without having to court team type border restrictions have been in place since the sound of the pandemic. 955 died off for a cave collapsed during a training exercise in brazil. so paula state, a group were part of a team, practicing rescue techniques. those are your headlines. this is europe, east and undertaking this next. i'll see you again tomorrow from over 300 us gmc ah, what about the gentleman who died in know funding this with when we didn't available tomorrow? after you perform your search, we buried him tomorrow. with working here is the 24 hour day, 7 days a week job. thank yo

busy and leach, because the, the congress party using the nation's evil or they are using it in a very arbitrary way. the red line can always ship and they can always strangle sol before. and the nation signal was enact that we started the process of trying to plan for i'm use the 1st thing we have been july after saying that we have and so that you know, that i'll be in the way if anything happened to this museum in a way, what happened in $89.00 4th oh, after thing, after 42 years is the same regime and they won't paula rate descent and democracy. and so this is very much rather than to day because the fight is due on me has been drawing for content for almost 40 years trying for such a long time. i could see what has been the life of hong kong before the hand over and afterward. so i think, to some extent, my, my cartoon has recorded the history of transition. ah, this one is drawn and nearly 40 years ago. but a transition about the hong kong moving back to china actually is just like from one case going back to the other case is a colony of china. and from colony a few came back. c

they include the head of the city, nice congress party and leading figure from the only part, one of the biggest opposition parties here in sedan. the secretary general of the arab socialist boss, part the here in sedan, as well as the advisor to prime minister, hum dog, who's a member of the sudan people liberation movement. one of the arm groups that signed a piece deal with the government in 2020. however, despite the agreement saying that all political figures who were erected on the, on the day of the to cobra and the following days should be released. not all have been released. for example, the spokesperson of the former sovereignty council, which was dissolved in the day of the military, took over. he's yet to be released far right canada. jose antonio cast as eating and chill as presidential election with 28 percent support. he's facing a run off in december against a former student process leader. well, there is the headlines. i'll be back with a news. our for you here off the inside story. ah. ah. ah, topples a month ago, sedans, prime minister, is reinstated, after an agr

and the head of the foot in the congress party. 2 major opposition. parties that are part of the forces of freedom and change coalition. then there's also the secretary general of the bass party, as well as the advisor, the political advisor to prime minister optima handbook. there are other senior official figures, however, who have not been released, including the former spokesperson of the sovereignty council, who is also a member of the democratic union as part aid. he is yet to be released. several figures from the, from other parties and from other committees that were set up during the former transition period, also to be released now, one prime minister, the lamb to explode. exclude this tells you theory yesterday he said that there is a time, right, not timeline. and that there is a framework to needs all the political prisoners. but then several people have been arrested following the days of the military takeover, including members not just of the, for the free doing change coalition before. also, activists from the sudanese professionals association that was peer heading cal

party. some predictions suggest the agency will lose less than half of the vote. it's when facing growing discontent over rundown infrastructure and social inequality. the u. s. supreme court is hearing arguments about an abortion law in texas. the regulation effectively bands terminations. once a fetal heartbeat is detected, it's been an effects in september, but hundreds of thousands of protested against it across the country. and russians are staying away from work this week as the country struggles with record corona virus cases and deaths. moscow was the worst affected and has been locked down since thursday. health officials reported more than $40000.00 infections and at least a 1000 debts on monday. so those were the headlines. the news continues. he and al jazeera, after full lines statement, thanks for watching bye, for now. on counting the cost, billions and losses, bankruptcy and bailouts, when will the airline industry recovery begin? washington's diminished influence in latin am

party and by secular leaders, and that secularism is such a bad word that we need to do away with it. so in a way, yes, i'm disillusioned. having said that, if a leading newspaper in india, any publication says, "rana, write the front page," or, "rana, write the middle page," i'm happy to write. having said that, there are publications, there are independent publications — like the scroll wire, article 1a, caravan — that are doing stunning journalism but, again, with a very niche audience. by and large, the majority of the mainstream media is still publishing newspapers that is palatable for an audience that is riding high on hate — the hate wave in india that is all pervasive. this hate that has taken almost every sector, almost every class, caste, which has actually resulted in mr modi's popularity. at a very recent rally, mr modi's home minister, amit shah, and one of his chief ministers, yogi adityanath, said that hindus should be proud and happy that after mr modi came to power, the appeasement of those who used to offer namaz has stopped. and you see the crowds cheering f

it's expected to be the toughest contest yet for the ruling african national congress party. some predictions predictions rather suggest that it will get less than half of the vote and may lose control of some of the country's largest regions. you can find much more on our web address so that i'll just have a dot com. ah, this is algebra, and these are the top stories wildly. this have agreed to end the forestation by 2030, and the us climate, so much pasco, at 1st major deal. it's lot of a great push to limit the rise and global temperatures to 1.5 degrees celsius in the coming decades. i'm going to do has more from glasgow critics a very quick to point out that the u. k. s hosts, although they have this very significant role in ensuring that these consensus among the delegates were for more than 200. they're almost $200.00 countries. and that they've chosen the to agree upon the issues such as the facing out of coal and the quick transition to electric cars as well as the facing out of fossil fuels will be difficult one here the and state media is reporting that all residen

it's expected to be the toughest conscious yet for the ruling african national congress party. it's been facing growing discontent of a rundown infrastructure and social inequality. the supreme court has hearing arguments about an abortion law in texas, which is seen as the most restrictive in the country. so regulation, effectively, bands, all semen nations out about 6 weeks, which is before many women are even aware that pregnant hundreds of thousands have protested against it. the justice department says he violates the law roe vs wade ruling from 973. so those were the headlines. the news continues here and algebra after witness stadium. thanks so much bye for oh yes. did you make a bundle with a little bit your a, a with, [000:00:00;00] with us is you know, they wanna go have you like there's no sad see, but i don't know what those book you have, you know, get a. c c loan, pretty big either it done. i let's be the most. they never got people even agreement already. so they sent me this was a lot of this year or later, but it, he's a, he's a maybe see and think that may be

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the vote is said to be the toughest contest yet for the ruling african national congress party. was the headlines felt the morning's fleet here on al jazeera run off the latest installment all inside story phoenix. ah. the world's biggest companies are told to pay their taxes g $20.00 leaders approve a global minimum rate of 15 percent. will this be enough to prevent tax dodging and who will benefit this is inside stored ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much of jerome tax avoidance has long been a controversial practice in global business. multinational firms make money in $1.00 country and move their profits to another, where they can pay little or no corporate tax. the world's largest economies are trying to stop this. leaders of the g 20 have endorsed the plan to force the world's top $100.00 firms to pay taxes in the countries where they operate. and they've agreed on a minimum rate of 15 percent. the deal followed discussions between $140.00 countries earlier this month led by the organization for economic cooperation and development. we understand that countrie

the vote is set to be the toughest contest yet for the governing african national congress party. some polls suggest the a and c will when less than half the vote for the 1st time. it may also lose control of some of the biggest municipalities is being facing growing discontent over rundown infrastructure and social inequality. this for me, the miller has more now from sweater back in 2006 the a and c had more than a 50 percent majority in local elections by 2016 that had dropped and that had to form coalition governments to ensure that they still ran major metro's in cities across the country and now the concerned for the agencies, they wouldn't even be able to go on of that type of support because of the difficult position the agency finds itself in terms of its leadership. this would also be a test around the faith people have in presidential roma, poyser and other issues around leadership, but also very much things like service delivery where the a and see has failed many people. that's what they say. and also one of the key issues today is around voter turnout. the fewer peop

party. some predictions suggest the answer when less than half of the vote is been facing growing discontent. of a rundown infrastructure and social inequality and russians are staying away from work this week as the country struggles with record corona virus cases and deaths. moscow was the worst effected and has been locked down since thursday. health officials reported more than $40000.00 infections and at least a 1000 deaths on monday. well, those were the headlines and he's continues here now to 0 after inside story station. thanks for watching bye. for now. ah. 425. he is a beacon of balanced and uncompromising journalism in the middle east, with a bold goal to be the voice of the voiceless. but what does the future hold out of the or a media network and journalism, and how the media landscape changed? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. it was established 25 years ago to give a voice to the voiceless around the world. the out of here a network

it's expected to be the toughest contest yet for the ruling african national congress party. some predictions predictions rather suggest that it will get less than half of the vote and may lose control of some of the country's largest regions. you can find much more on our web address so that i'll just there dot com. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories wildly. these have agreed to end the for a station by 2030 and the us comments, so much pasco, at 1st major deal. it's a lot of a greater push to limit the rise and global temperatures to $1.00 degrees celsius and become.

the vote is said to be the toughest contest yet the ruling african national congress party samples of jesse and see will win less than half of the vote for the 1st time and may lose control of some of the country's largest municipalities. it's been facing growing discontent over run down infrastructure and social inequality for me to mila is. it's a waiter for me to. so these are just local elections, but it sounds like they are still fairly significant. well, they are quite significant for the and see because i suppose at this point it would be a litmus test of the kind of support that's the governing party in south africa. since the dawn of demarco democracy has a back in 2006 the a and c had more than a 50 percent majority in local elections by 2016 that had dropped and that had to form coalition governments to ensure that they still ran major metro's in cities across the country, and now the concerned for the aid sees they wouldn't even be able to garner that type of support because of the difficult position. the a and c finds itself in terms of its leadership. this would also be

it's expected to be the toughest contest yet, the ruling african national congress party. some predictions suggest it'll get less than half the vote and may lose control of some of the country's largest regions. the united nation special envoy for sudan says mass protests against last week's military takeover. a working tens of thousands of people have been rallying against it. at least 11 people have been killed and more than a 100 injured next to me to seeing the mos demonstrations and special stillbirth. and we have no way here to not to measure as the 2nd soft stations account number. we can tell that we the efforts are going. there is a lot of sharpening between the general come on funding, residence and other places where other officials are located. president vladimir putin has stress the need to strengthen rushes air defenses. his comments come as nato forces carry out military exercises near russia's borders. if you will, then we must further improve our air and space defense system. leading powers have been developing perspective the high speed strike, whether it

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party. some predictions suggest it would get less than half the vote and may lose control of some of the country's largest regions. the u. s. supreme court has hearing arguments about an abortion law in texas, the regulation effectively bands all terminations at about 6 weeks, which is before many women or even a what are even aware they are pregnant, excuse me, hundreds of thousands of people are protested against it. the justice department says it violates the landmark grovee wade ruling from 1973. it has been 12 years since the outspoken sri lankan journalist le santa with comma turner was brutally murdered. now, international media watchdogs are taking his and to other cases to a people's tribunal in the hague. it will officially begin on tuesday, so mark the international data and impunity for crimes against journalists. mental fernandez, spoke to with clamor to his family law. the common some days waiting for justice 12 years ago, his younger brother, less under, was killed. it was not

party. some pulse suggest the a c will in less than half the vote for the 1st time japan's governing parties held onto its parliamentary majority prime minister from the sheet as liberal democratic party last 15 states. that was still a big victory for the leader who took off his less than a month ago. for the 1st time in 18 months fully vaccinated australians been allowed to return home without having to warranty strict water restrictions in place. since the sound of the pandemic of left many australian stranded overseas and groups of motorists crowded haiti's fuel stations on sundays, the countries crisis shows no sign of easing the result of a port blockade by a coalition of powerful criminal gangs to mobbing millions of dollars and the resignation of prime minister ariel and re a 9 fire fighters of died after a cave collapsed during a training exercise in brazil. so paula state group were part of a team practicing rescue techniques up to date with the headlines. the bottom line with stev

if these actions could only be taken with the concurrence of congress, the parties would have to work out compromises, especially during the use of -- during the usual situation when we have a divided government stop government action within be moderate, less threatening to people from the other party. let me start by defining polarization. i view it as a combination on the one hand, a sharp division between the political parties on policy issues and secondly, an us versus them mentality between the parties. first, that sharp division means elections take on enormous importance because the loser will really lose big in a world of unilateralism. the sharp division and the resulting fear of losing collections leads to this us versus them mentality. people view the other party not so much as opponents but as a threat to the country to be demonized. one of the principal ways unilateralism occurs is through the congressional delegation of regulatory authority to the president and the executive ranch. this delegation leads to enormous polarization. regulations are more likely to be extreme

i think there will be a bit of a reset when he gets to the 20th party congress. he will emerge confident. i think he will have a new renewed mandate and mission, so i think you will see him get out to the world, but i take your question and agree. i think there has been a shift in terms of the communist party's thinking about what the external environment needs, and dual circulation is saying, we want to be internationally integrated but on our own terms and avoid some of the falls of supply chain chokepoints, navigating some of the sanction regimes. in the aggregate, i think china will be a more marginally inward-looking country than it was a decade ago. haslinda: right. a headline from the party official at the briefing currently happening, he says she -- xi is at the core call of times, the choice of history. what does it mean for its global vision to be a global player? how does it go -- how does it work from here? jude: i think some of the verbiage around this emerging cult of xi jinping is worrying, but i think xi jinping's core focus, in addition to the do

and the presidency are divided on party lines the congress is delegation policy decisions result in regulations that can shift radically between administrations creating what some may call government whiplash this will consider whether institutional restoration like curbing of the delegation doctrine or chevron deference may help to restore our constitution of compromise. i will introduce each ofer our panelist in the order they will speak for about ten minutes and then we have an opportunity for exchange of views and then questions from the audience. as usual, the federalist society has assembled an all-star panelts of experts to discuss this topic. when we get to the opportunities for questions and answers, i will remind you these are the panelists. [laughter] they were invited to be the experts. we welcome questions. we welcome an opportunity for exchange of views. but i don't't think any of you are panelists. keep that in mind. [laughter] our first speaker is michael rappaport professor of law at san diego school of lower he is also the director of the center for the study of co

controlled by the opposite party and it congress that is polarized by the opposite party to make it very difficult to get your agenda through congress. they also have the worst relationship with the media and think about all of the things any covered up for john kennedy, the governor of his affairs which they knew about. the coming of his health problems, his variety of other illnesses and they were shocked the public if they would've known at the time the cart of the fact that his book was only bestseller because his dad bought thousands of copies which he stored up in an attic at their place and i've been unable to persuade my dad to buy my books but it's a good idea. and it changes that you have things like the pentagon papers and government studies about the united states involvement in vietnam which shows that presidents have misrepresented u.s. policies and you have the aftermath of watergate and nixon's refuted lies about his involvement in a cover-up and summer so that his press secretary for nafta later stated all previous statements were in operative. and because of the im