then i shall and then. on that you whenever you will in the legit on. the. menu you know who shot someone for one hour show much unit so when washington or do you put the comment on your medical down. so much so that the. person will be home on the holiday. and then do not try to picture collect and show. the chinese come to work but also to invest in friday of industries. south of cairo shopping taliban area is one of the world's major production centers for marble and granite. so we all serve in those.

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what. the chinese have quite quickly how diversify egypt's economy in one thousand nine hundred nine there were only a few hundred. today there are more than ten thousand living and working. summer started as small traders are now successful business owners. the. union. you hold your eyes you know what i. saw by those i see them in their garage or. show me how. well. you made us will work on your.

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also has and that's when any. of us are saying no. that was the beginning of. all the words at all imo. even out of all of them. or you should watch those who are ten and if there are more than our divorce is a comma. you have to be all those guys in the whole case. so the poets and i don't id. someone and.

call those on one and the idea whole not tom tom go. it's all off and. the fact net now carol not down and all is where the have. the only way the torrent i have. business is not only attraction for chinese who take up residence here some are also drawn to egypt's interior to. walt's own shochet just all. when john.

paul i. do it what do you know so walsh. what you're all i mean you go. with. each and each ongoing and can't do with. them which i'm torn on. as early as the one nine hundred thirty china sponsored several groups of muslim chinese students to study in cairo. this exchange establish lasting links between china egypt and other muslim countries. was something of a pioneer and first came to cairo in the late one nine hundred ninety to study at

university. so run that you. will not go from zero. to. understand one of. so the whole. so as a hard young woman. and. so on those are all kind. of the one you know how to push. through on the. united. so. you know your pile as you look at my shoe what have you seen it before you wouldn't

know what you're going to hear your feet and. how. it was it was probably wrong but. you. are. the chinese setting a business here number of challenges of which language is the first.

oh yeah. you know well. enough. she went on how when where how it for you. or are. they going to be the mr going to. come in the bed. with. you and they're going to going to. come on the chin with gone. home then tell them that we're. going to work today i was going to do my mother. my

mother. going to get help or should hire. some our hala for the year she was gone so you can lead. and then i. will go. to my own here. sometimes to the end. so that you know which we have the freedom freedom daughter wouldn't you john the woman could see you know who are you still without years and who are. so war for you that. you can't switch you should you should for. the other and.

for the. for you. so we're. going to show me your beauty which is once you're. going to sort of. steadily and for more than a quarter century china and egypt have been learning how to make money together through a variety of economic projects. egypt. awarded several contracts to chinese companies for the construction of a twenty billion dollars financial and administrative city that we physically link to cairo. and china is the lead investor in the construction of a planned multi-billion dollar economic freezone and training have around the suez canal. each new collaboration is an opportunity for the chinese diaspora to grow their business.

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or we're going to. be doing the things you know woman to. go can you going to. war over and therefore they'll be the whole humans in war that year and. the one to. the chinese also must mind to manage cultural differences if their businesses are going to get off the ground. into what i now see in my old church what the financing out so it comes with its years of really you know could not be referred to the what's going on how. could you turn now today. to messy hell yea i did it on one hand. i get on a whole not. yet.

so there's hours or so years. we remember one minute entire. story about it. on israel well i said that well you know i am not so sure you know what mean is he may have i rely upon that way it wasn't here that because of something about him. and the cia are trained to do then which is. the home. you see here. to me. now with those receiving house in no. financial now and.

it. may or. so that who are. comical although the consumers i don't want you to. come to resign. come in the. ija. argue your idea and comment or you can damage your quit coming to fruition.

beyond there to be young. and proud of. it come. on that you come and. join us and. they will show up on to do that. so you. see my mother just. remember going to. coming up in part two. of war who was lodging how to do the charity yard why was all i a blogger could. have been there long. for some this love of egypt becomes profound forming friendships that touch them and make them want to stay permanently.

the world's primary could change producing nations peru is at the forefront of the war on drugs with them we're talking about serious organized crime as a country where reaching a critical point while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multi-billion dollar industry both of whom of this business will go on for ever get from a change almost global policy is the who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow of the andes on al-jazeera. we have a news gathering team here that is second term out there all over the world and they do a fantastic job when information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to be able to react to all of the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to them. my job is is to break it all down and we held the view on the stand and make sense

of it. there's a lot of chess. after years behind bars he has to be strategic to stay out of prison with his friend and chess master is planning his next move to give back to society and share the gate that saved his life discovering new filmmaking talent from around the globe if you find latin american jazz private lessons on the houses in. you're watching all of his arms the whole robin in doha these are all top news stories the tiny football team that spent eighteen days underground speaking to the

media for the first time they've just been discharged from the hospital after more than a week of assessment by doctors family members and psychologists are also attending the panel as the boys answer questions about their dramatic ordeal they were trapped inside a flooded underground cave on june the twenty one till they were rescued only last week. it's like doomsday that's how residents are describing the latest syrian government offensive in the southern province of data there have been dozens of strikes and shelling targeting the city of now or a hospital is among the buildings hit now is the largest urban center that still under rebel control in the southern province of daraa stephanie decker has more from the occupied golan heights. what you're seeing in the distance which is there are strikes is the syrian government. along this border you have. they cannot get any they can't cross so they're hoping being this close to the fence that they're at least safe from airstrikes but certainly from what we've been seeing play out here in the last couple of hours is that you are also standing military

action probably about a kilometer from where those people are so that certainly must be absolutely terrible for now google says it will appeal a record five billion dollars fine hundred by the european union and the trust agents have been investigating contracts with phone manufacturers forcing them to pre-install google services on hundred devices the us company used by billions of internet users find more than two and a half billion dollars last year in a separate investigation into monopolies. in iraq protests are continuing despite a promise by the prime minister to create jobs and improve public services the unrest began in the oil rich province of last week and has spread to several other cities in the south demonstrators angry about government corruption and mismanagement of oil funds. also in nicaragua. government supporters and police have stormed an opposition stronghold of protests against the president at least two people were killed and dozens injured in the city of say

a months of anti-government protests have killed at least two hundred seventy five people and widespread human rights abuses alleged those are the main headlines about the al-jazeera news in thirty minutes but we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us. chinese investment in egypt has gradually grown in recent years some huge capital projects are planned costing billions of u.s. dollars. at the same time the number of chinese living here has grown taran ten thousand some building infrastructure others starting their own businesses all seen similarities and differences between their two inches civilizations. in world war three they were.

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there were compared to the. show in that way i don't want to do that so it's only. so much out of the only. thing i want to. be young. guns on the gun in your home. and then. i would put in an. extra thousand how some chinese have developed a genuine affinity. to the country and for me unexpectedly close relationship. to the. way.

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she. was eager to see in the. like many expatriate communities around the world the chinese here are close knit. they have support networks and also meet socially often in the increasing number of chinese restaurants springing up around cairo. and they observe traditional festivals together.

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a go should one go. for the woman though which is. when the chinese cultural center opened in cairo in two thousand and two it was the largest of its kind outside of china. there's also an association promoting cultural exchange between the two countries. so i want. to i just. so how. are you this year you are not well known. as usual or. as we said.

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chinese dancers performing traditional arabic dance is almost as potent an example of cultural exchange as you will ever see. as the population grows so does the instance of intermarriage. oh. how i. was. much allowed to know your. i didn't want to hold all the money or.

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city and i do think that he will mean to go on with this show i. mean. i think some was a seal. only end. with a short of was one. thing that also he and i'm jewish. you know what i share that you who teach in terms of. some hold that you don't and you need to do a whole new one session with. the new year. now hold.

on that my gosh eligible. to go to the edge is joe. children. come on said she. was educational one way but i guess you don't want to. actually i mean. the one way were nigel. she's a woman be. founded there should. be chinese here want peace and stability in egypt for business and personal reasons . many investors fled after the twenty eleven revolution but today china and egypt are redoubling efforts to strengthen their trade relationship. the egyptian trade

minister has said he expects china to emerge as egypt's fastest growing investment partner in the coming year. is projects like the new administrative capital and its rail link worth billions of dollars materialise commercial ties between the two countries will continue to grow as will the chinese community in egypt. on the atlantic coast of west africa communities are at risk. as rising sea levels and a manmade disaster of threatening people's lives on land and at sea. al-jazeera world expose the impact of climate change and a catastrophic human era. on senegal sinking villages.

and mundy pointed well on i g z u a u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for dr evil like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. and the very. same street. the weather sponsored. welcome

back it's time to look at weather conditions across the americas the suffolk imagery for south america shows a few showers across northern areas but generally not looking too bad at the moment when she get further so it's quite a complex picture across parts of a bunch argentina uruguay chile so we've got snow over the andes we've got rain on the eastern side we have this frontal system giving rain across northern parts of argentina and through into your requirements likely to intensify as we head on through into thursday so really around the river plate there will be some heavy rain and the could be some localized flooding elsewhere looks like a fine day in rio highs of twenty eight degrees moving up into the caribbean the weather conditions across the islands that draw and fine for the most part showers generally few and far between and very pleasant all in all as we look at the weather across the isthmus we've got a few showers for panama costa rica but generally the weather conditions are not looking too bad few showers developing on the pacific coast of mexico but may soko city itself expected to remain largely dry and fine into. north america and here we

saw some very heavy showers across parts of the southeast through georgia down into florida peninsula very warm you'll notice in dallas texas in fact reaching forty degrees is head on through into thursday but two in new york highs of twenty eight . the weather sponsored by cattle ways. to sunk they aren't equipped is worth millions of dollars to the never lose their living gardens one on one east investigates the fight to reclaim nepal's stolen idols are not his era. it's the cheapest rail service in the d.r. congo the largest country in sub-saharan africa the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi to a labor oh it's the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than fifty years like a local bus it stops

a virtually every station passengers clamber the remaining seats people cram into whatever space they can find. nearly two thousand people all together three times the officially permitted capacity for those who weren't able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the roof. travelers have to remain alert a lapse in attention could be fatal. the danger comes not just from above. even at the moderate speed of thirty kilometers an hour a tree branch can cut like a machete. this is al-jazeera.

hello i'm still raman you're watching the al-jazeera news our live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes desperation at the border a syrian refugees fleeing the war find no welcome into the occupied golan heights also out of the cave of darkness and into the media spotlight the twelve time footballers make their first public appearance since their rescue. also google says it will appeal against a five billion dollars fine over the use of its android operating system on mobile phones and. colorful celebrations for a colorful life south africa remembers nelson mandela on the one hundredth anniversary of his birth. welcome to the program to perceive syrian towns are being emptied of their residents after a deal between pro-government forces and opposition fighters now thousands are

being bussed out of the northwestern towns of sewer and for now they're being taken to areas under government control such as aleppo in exchange the government is expected to release hundreds of detainees and in the southern province of data residents have come under what activists are calling a frenzied attack by government forces in dozens of air strikes and shelling targeting the city of now or it's only hospital has been bombed and now is the largest urban center that's still under rebel control in the south of that province . and the bombardment is forcing thousands of displaced civilians towards the closed border fence that the occupied golan heights israel has so far refused any entry or humanitarian aid to the people living in makeshift camps and tents close to the border while stuffing tekken has been monitoring events force from the occupied golan heights and joins me now i mean these people are in

a desperate situation as we've seen on choose day but they have no option except to try and seek help or sanctuary from israel they have a border fence on one side and a raging war on the other. yeah there's a gale force wind so i mean to turn away to hear you so yes they are completely surrounded around them by syrian government forces so basically what you see behind me is still rebel territory and then of course to close a close border and just you were telling earlier what activists are saying about a intensive campaign well we've been witnessing that play out in front of us throughout mostly most part of the day it's a bit quiet now in the last hour or so but an intensive airstrike campaign to help playing out at some point we saw six at the same time only a couple of kilometers away from those tents you can probably see them scattered along the fence there with the israeli occupied golan heights so it gives you a sense of how desperate these people are they can't go anywhere really and they're

also very afraid of any potential retaliation from government forces when they take over their areas and they are making very swift advances having said all that israeli army says to us that it's business as usual they're not concerned about the situation the borders remain firmly closed there is no intention of letting in any of the syrian internally displaced so that is the way forward the army has been helping somewhat in terms of aid but certainly there is no concerted aid campaign to help these people that are stopped at the border and between the fighting indeed another developing story in the region where you are is about the syrians that are being evacuated from frewer and afraid and exactly where are they heading to. well this is in northern syria so these are two small areas that have been besieged by rebels for around three years there's been a deal long time in the making there but it's always failed at the very last hour well it seems that today it is going to happen around seven thousand people will be

evacuated from that area they're going to various different places damascus close to aleppo and the such to government areas basically in this is the wider picture that you're seeing now seven years of war sale millions of people displaced million internally and externally you know hundreds of thousands dead a country that has destroyed most of its infrastructure and you are seeing now damascus gained back more and more control of the country and dealing with the pockets of rebels so you have foreign cafe you have the areas around damascus and you have this area which was the southern that are area that was also under the influence of jordanian and the americans and some israelis fear of inference the rebels well now there are some deal that the government is going to be taking the areas back in there do so during so very very false and again very briefly you know the people who. smoke and get on that hill behind us the people who are fleeing this are still civilians here israel they have nowhere to go so i think we have to

keep reminding our viewers of that desperate situation we can access them but we know that it's very difficult for them indeed of course so we'll continue to follow events with us stuff as the day progresses stuff decca in the occupied golan heights. will stay on message bashar al assad and his allies are now in control of large swathes of southern syria last month the russian backed syrian forces launched a military offensive to retake rebel controlled areas marked in green in the southern region and this is what it looks like today now the rebels have lost half of their territory in the south including the city of daraa which was the cradle of the uprising in twenty eleven government strikes all kone pounding now on the largest city in the south but still in rebel hands as we mentioned earlier. all of this is fighting all the fighting of course has forced thousands of civilians to flee west towards israeli occupied golan heights from west africa was reporting well surely we know that as well and carla director of policy analysis of the doha institute good to have you with us again but with lots of moving parts again on

what is a very busy day in syria let's just begin with the evacuation process. and then on for we've seen swaps like this happening quite a bit residents who are pro-government residents who are pro rebels porters such we've also been talking about the potential for an end game here what's really going on how do we read the situation unfolding well i think every side is trying now to clear are it's on territories that it is that are under its control from from a born and in this case i mean the opposition is saying actually because coffee and flour are the last two spots of it all broadly g.m. forces in it which is under the control of the opposition so what that was going to do now actually is to clear up those these two spots by having this swap and we are having an agreement right now between the syrian regime and the opposition the

regime will be releasing something like fifteen handed business. detainees from the opposition in exchange for their evacuation and for you and for. the other merely shiites. populations they are having a very strong relationship with with iran so they have. any allegiance is in fact the. supreme leader of the iranian revolution so we are seeing this swap between between the two sides what we have these prisoner swaps or civilian swaps definitely those that are supporting the rebels go off into a safe area that is supported by the rebels we would see it live. that sort of area that is seen as a safe haven yet we are also very aware that there is going to be a big battle somewhere along the line in the future if damascus actually gains control of most of syria it continues to and wants to gain control of the last

pockets or pocket that is rebel controlled or supported by the rebels in fact over the past few months or so here we have been seeing actually and asian forces making huge advances on the ground there started in fact. by. and then they moved in the north in countryside of homs they moved. now they are playing actually to take control of the entire off of that and we nor push toward that there has been some sort of agreement and they're standing between the russian days . and the jordanians the americans that you onions all regional and international bodies were really involved in this everybody was actually there is to regain control of this part of south in syria because jordan would like very much i mean the crossing the border crossing between syria and jordan to be bent for it mainly economy reasons and they want actually a solution to the refuse equalizes so i think now we are we're witnessing the last stages behalves of this armed conflict between the syrian regime and the opposition

most people think that after that after which is likely to fall in the next few weeks we're out of the regime we'll be moving towards the north but then we'll be having a different bargaining the different situation because turkey is involved very much indeed if there are also many moving parts and so many capitals now involved in the negotiations between you might see the pro damascus and pro rebel side where does this actually leave the u.n. talks because if they're actually be able to negotiate safe areas or movement of civilians themselves between government and rebel groups where does that leave the u.n. sponsored toil it seems that after the russians after actually succeeding in testing the balance of power on the grounds in favor of the regime of the past. a few years since the admitted intervention in syria i think the russians will be difficult dictating the terms of the political solution here what the russians are talking about in fact here is we are not going to have any sort of political transition in syria what we are going to have is a new constitution and then we'll go for elections presidential election is in the

way that will be allowed to run for for the for the office again so this is the sort of political vision the russians are presenting right now so most notably what we are seeing in geneva is going to be very much dictated and formulated by the russians who are the major force on the ground right now in syria which will see what happens for the moment more kabul and thanks very much again for your analysis specifically thinking well the war in syria has had a ripple effect in neighboring lebanon one in four people all syrian refugees it's taken a massive toll on jordan's economy as well but now the reopening of a key border crossing between jordan and syria as well one mention could help revive its fortunes let's go to reports from the back of ali it's also raise concerns among some businesses.