Could get worse. yes, it could get much worse- could get worse. yes, it could get much worse. because could get worse. yes, it could get much worse. because this - could get worse. yes, it could get much worse. because this is - could get worse. yes, it could get| much worse. because this is really for the generals. it has become an existential fight for the generals. it has become an existentialfight for for the generals. it has become an existential fight for the generals. neither of them can really go back to the pre conflict status quo. so it is really a fight until the end. just expand upon that, how do we get to the point where these two generals who are on the same side can lay siege to their own capital city? can lay siege to their own capital ci ? ~ , ,., can lay siege to their own capital ci ? ~ , can lay siege to their own capital ci ?~ ., ., can lay siege to their own capital city? well, they both sort of came toaether city? well, they both sort of came together out city? well, they both sort of came together out of city? well, they both sort of came together out of a city? well, they both sort of came together out of a desire city? well, they both sort of came together out of a desire to - city? well, they both sort of came together out of a desire to avoid l together out of a desire to avoid accountability. and avoid having to reform the forces. however, they do have very divergent foreign policy, they have very divergent income streams, very separate, that have over the last four years since the fall of bashir led to multiple sovereignties and that has led cost of mounting a conflict against each other much lower. so we have a situation where neither side can backtrack. and the things that keep
There described to us coming under intense bombardment. the country s central committee of doctors tell cnn that with no doctors to tend them. the dead and injured are left to rot in their beds and the sudan doctors trade union called the targeting of hospitals and the housing of military personnel there a clear breach of international humanitarian law charge. both sides denied. both military leaders now fighting for control were key allies in subverting the country s nascent democracy . after the popular uprising in 2019, which deposed sudan s longtime dictator bashir, who now languishes in prison. the memories of those protests and the symbolic photo that became its emblem slowly fading, as has the promised transition from military to democratic civilian rule. but in an interview with cnn from inside army hq, the leader of sudan s military tells me that the rsf militia is
Those things, we ve got a great chance of winning the white house in 2020 for your speech took place in nashville just two weeks after a mass shooting there left six dead at covenant elementary school, including the death of a friend of your fellow republican governor, bill lee. kentucky governor andy beshear also lost one of his friends. in another mass shooting in louisville bank, take a listen to what governor bashir said on cnn few days ago. i ve been governor during this pandemic. i ve been governor during tornadoes. and floods. negative 45 degree wind chills and everything else. we ve lost a lot of people during those, but calling your friend s wife who s also your friend to tell her that her husband is gone as, um amongst the hardest thing i have ever done. governors, bashir and lee are both now calling for what s essentially a red flag law, which would allow police to take guns out of the hands of individuals who have been adjudicated to be at risk to
Al burhan who is head of the armed forces and delgado who is head of the rapid support forces. but also we are talking about deep rooted issues within sudanese society. the armed forces have on the whole represented the centre of the country where they are composed of a large subsection of sudanese society that commanded by a large section of islamist who were formally with the ousted bashir and they represent the centre. on the other side, you have the rapid support forces who are really a construction of the peripheries who have been marginalised throughout sedan s history since 1956 independence, so in the wake of vescio s removal about four ago is the battle for control of sudan sudan s.. these groups represent large constituencies within the country and for them personally and collectively, it is an existential battle. bath is an existential battle. both sides are is an existential battle. both sides are currently
Has been fighting to try and dislodge them from port sudan and the airport in the north. it is incredibly sad for the sudanese people. they have never really had the experience of democracy. there were huge protests in 2019 that overthrew the rule of general bashir, who was the president and he was wanted by the international criminal court. there was a lot of optimism that sudan could then move to a democracy, but because of this inter military squabbling the sudanese people are still being denied chances of peace and democracy. the us presidentjoe biden has called a shooting at a teenage birthday party in alabama that killed at least four people outrageous and unacceptable , saying he and the first lady were praying for the victims families. the shooting
And the rsf went and spread itself around the country, occupy certain areas, and so there has been fighting to try to dislodge them from places like port sudan and the airport up in the north. it is incredibly sad for the sudanese people. they have never really had the experience of democracy. there were huge protests in 2019 that overthrew the rule of general bashir, who was the president and wanted by the international criminal court. there was a lot of optimism that sudan could then move to a democracy, but because of this inter military squabbling, the sudanese people are still being denied chances of peace and democracy. let s talk about the impact on people in sudan. many thousands are already reliant on humanitarian organisations. what impact will this escalation of violence have on them? the immediate impact is the suspension of operations by the world food programme which has lost three of its members
Generals couldn t agree on how it was going to happen and the rss wanted to spread itself around the country, occupy certain areas, and so there has been fighting to try to dislodge them from places like port sudan and the airport up in the north. it is incredibly sad for the sudanese people. they have never really had the experience of democracy. there were huge protests in 2019, that overthrew the rule of general bashir, who was the president and wanted by the international criminal court. there was a lot of optimism that sudan could then move to a democracy, but because of this into a military squabbling, the sudanese people are still being delighted chances of peace and democracy. let’s still being delighted chances of peace and democracy. let s talk about the impact peace and democracy. let s talk about the impact of peace and democracy. let s talk about the impact of people - peace and democracy. let s talk about the impact of people in i peace and democracy. let s talk - about the impact of people in sudan. many thousands are already reliant
Who might not be entirely familiar with the political situation in sudan, just briefly explain to us what is going on here. in the time leading up to today, there have been talks and negotiations taking place to really move to that a new civilian led government. this resulted in a draft political framework agreement before the end of 2022 and the discussions continued on, really, five core issues that were the most difficult to resolve questions of justice and transitional justice, questions of peace, questions of what happens in the eastern part of sudan, questions about what happens with those who are responsible for crimes and those who are part of the former bashir regime and then, this incredibly difficult question about security sector reform. and so, there have been intensive discussions taking
Their leakproof underwear from next comfy and confident protection that feel just like normal. with so many styles and colors to choose from switching is easy at next .com. in the past few hours. french president emmanuel macron s plan to change the pension system has become the law of the land in france. but the anger against macron and his plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 is stronger than ever. some protesters lit flares after the nation s highest constitutional court approved the reform. on friday. there were reports of fires and arrests. and hours later my call sign the pension reform into law . union leaders are vowing to continue the fight on this calling for historic protests on may first day, usually marked by big labor demonstrations. alright let s bring in cnn. it s not a bashir live for us in paris, so not after all those weeks of protests. it s a done
Sudanese army chief General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan told Al Jazeera TV the army was in control of the presidential palace, military headquarters and airport, after clashes had erupted between troops and a powerful paramilitary group on Saturday.