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There is a calm but tense atmosphere on the streets as zimbabwes capital, harare, tonight. On the streets of zimbabwes capital, harare, tonight. The countrys president , Robert Mugabe, is under house arrest after the military took control of the city and the state broadcaster in the early hours of wednesday morning. It insisted it was not a coup but an attempt to deal with what it described as criminals around the 93 year old leader. Laura westbrook has the latest. What would have been unthinkable only a few weeks ago has happened president mugabe, the worlds oldest leader, has lost control of...

The African Union is against any unconstitutional change of government. We systematically condemn any regime change by arms, whether it be by the military or rebellion. The president still has his supporters, especially in rural areas. But in the capital, harare, news of his house arrest has been welcomed. Translation i want to thank the general for removing this tyrant. He was ruling this country like it belongs to his family. This boils down to an internal power struggle within the governing zanu pf. On the one side, this man, emmerson mnangagwa, who was fired last week from his position as ...

Nonstop flights are available from most major airports. More information for your vacation planning is available at aruba. Com. And now, bbc world news. Jane this is bbc world news america. Reporting from washington, i am jane obrien. Robert mugabe is under house arrest as the Army Seizes Control of zimbabwes capital, but insists it is not a coup. We wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover. Jane the continuing cost of the fighting in yemen and its impact on thousands of young lives. The second of our special reports. And we meet competitors warming up their vocal ...

That Seta Foundation for political, economic and social research hosted a discussion in washington on the 2015 failed coup attempt in turkey focusing on the causes and lasting geopolitical consequences. Its 90 minutes. Good morning, everyone. Distinguished guests, friends and colleagues, welcome. My name is kadir, im the executive director of the Seta Foundation at washington, d. C. We would like to welcome you all on behalf of of our institution. Thank you for joining us today and this important conference at the anniversary of july 15 coup attempt. This conference will debate a subject that ...

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