from guatemala 13000 traveled from el salvador and almost 1500 people came from nicaragua more or collison is director of the americas program at the center for international policy she was recently in tijuana to research the situation at the us mexico border and says mexico is offering a long term plan that could be very effective. knuckling under to the threat of terrorists of donald trump it will cherie out this regional development plan in central america in order to try to stop the roots of the migration that is a land that would focus on development and would focus on creating jobs and better conditions in the countries of origin it's a longer term plan but it's it has much greater chances of success enduring success in the short term crackdown that donald trump is ordering largely for a literal. when winter donald trump on immigration issues is a lose lose not only for immigrants themselves before the other government like central american countries have to do is change their social policies so people don't feel like they're forced to flee because of the high rates of violence what

won the second most seats in parliament about twenty percent the party has been n collison with merkel c.d.u. for the past four years but leader martin short says that's about to change. this. ice dude in order to become the chancellor and that's why i didn't want to be a minister in the cabinet and that's why it is correct that i recommended to the speedy leadership that we should enter into a position. so that in mind what coalitions are possible let's take a closer look at how the results break down merkel c.d.u. party won thirty four percent of seats in the wonder star the s.p.d. won twenty one percent the area of the far right party was third with thirteen percent the remaining three parties all won around ten percent of seats in parliament merkel is largely expected to build her coalition with the pro-business f.t.p. party and the green party or let's bring in our panel who all join us from berlin today detract long hours of retired german ambassador and former permanent representative to the e.u. to alston bena as director of the global public policy institute and bethany alan a

research showing that like the story will pop up on the far right side like in fire was talk of collison will decide to do a segment on it and minutes later the president trump will stop tweeting about the very same issue that tucker carlson just did a show on. fox news declined our request for interviews with 2 of the most prominent hosts tucker carlson and laura ingram. they've said this in the fischel on the record statement from fox news says fox news tonight is all forms of racism and the defamatory reckless accusations about our hosts are both they're responsible and dangerous. for 17 years straight fox news has been the most watched cable news network in america. and is consistently home to 4 of the top 5 cable news programs in the country number 2 on that list as tucker carlson show we'll one more shot here to try to talk to tucker and it's we believe we have a cell phone so we're going to give him a call and listen if we can't get him on the line. oh golly protector carlson is this josh rushing with faultlines on al-jazeera. just sound so i'm actually standing out in front of fo

sure i think the most in public that they will carry on the mandate of the bucket that hardup on collison that was formed before. which is to deal with issues of corruptions with one m.t.v. . and various other issues that they want to see. brought be brought to justice if not then it may all probably not last that long and maybe a short them. again and and india and perhaps the snap elections need to be held so it needs to assure. the malaysian public that he will carry on what popped up and harp on coalition was voted in for. i think it's pretty safe to say that malaysia's economy right now is the performing what is all of this political chaos doing for the business sentiment in malaysia right now in the economy. well i think the business situation in malaysia has been in fact that my politics for pretty much. most of the previous year i think the lack of certainty over the transition of power from knock them out there though unlikely brame you know has actually carlip influence business decisions both inside out and investors coming in from outside the spend inside the country but only

the washington post says, israel's army is investigating whether one of its soldiers shop serene collison and president mack, with a bass, says he'll seek justice for her at the for her death at the international criminal court. the occupied palestinian territory is one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists as almost no reporter and occupied east jerusalem who haven't been injured by rubber bullets struck by israeli police pattern or shot out with tear gas. same bus ravi has more law in israel's occupation of palestine. its tactics have become increasingly aggressive over the decade. so to it's crackdown on media workers covering the people the killing of ultra 0 journalist and palestinian americans should marine luckily the latest example of the in may 2021 in israeli air raid brought down a building in the gaza strip that housed local people and international media offices, including those of all to do press freedom advocates said it was an attempt to silence journalist the a month later israeli police destroyed your equipment and arrested jerusalem correspondent, bu

opposition council member maria collison a car that was questioned on thursday nothing but also 1st lady of the says that the cause or belorussians have been oppressed in the past 26 years and especially during the last 3 months i was treated very sad. that the reuss is not just facing an internal political struggle it is it the heart of geopolitical tensions as advancer between russia and nato members. i think the. behavior actually signals his weakness because if you remember ahead of the election he was warning about russia's intervention to destabilize the situation and now he seems to have switched. the target and huge warning about the west western intervention. turning to russia to create a reserve police force has increased the stakes for peru to stu's and is not being received well by nato and charlotte dallas which is 0. e.u. foreign ministers are discussing relations with russia as they hold a 2nd day of talks in berlin the meeting comes at a delicate time in europe's relations with moscow as the e.u. prepares sanctions against russia's ally bella roots also be focusing on the

as i go over to that counselor, the tied to stick at dantes lyn collison the instead the calder them, they're shallow that the share around that it outside burning and damage nurse no bother the clones activities. i tunnel not direct him, are such a faint say. the simple living movement is now a global phenomenon. fuel by social media, documentaries, and blogs. the idea is that reducing household consumption should lead to less individual debt. by spending means less time earning. busy and so your quality of life should improve hutchinson's yoke. sultan's miss were the real so they could sit in the sins. miss massett teams would be w good inside the like an amazon incense. are they like tons of clash going internally in? they can bullet as you hit for him as his are they bit higher to can because getting that is he the touchy derek. where you go, lemme say young high up thing with 3rd. she helped mercer the other daughter car would either hire thing gets fixing in the clearly yes, sure. my or as nicholas. yeah. dear. good. good. michelle i as the ojo families journey progressed, they

so they were able to take boundaries, collison and attacked isn't at the time that was a lot of criticism towards the government saying that no more needs to be done. and so what we're seeing that has been differently by policy and attackers is that there's been a lot more load wills, if you like a palace than young palestinians feeling disillusion, unable to move around. these are the, they don't have the right. you know, some of the areas that we have covered, including in occupied east jerusalem. and i don't even have been the necessary services in the areas that they live in, even though they should be provided by the government. so you'll, you'll seeing this, a general, a feeling, especially among young, a male protestant in some fields that they have no future, especially under a government that seems to be increasingly more hard line against a palestinians. and uh, you know, constantly for example, when it comes to aux, amongst preventing some palestinians from entering. and there's been lots of publication with a ultra orthodox jews trying to and to some of the compounds, even tho

up to walk through over the next couple of days that we go with those showers down to water. se collison. what's the weather rolling through? victoria easing over, across new south wales. brisk winds as well. really proper autumn, autumn weather, just coming through here and very autumnal to across new zealand over the next day or so. so it really is going to be rather blustery temperatures around 20 celsius. that's not too bad because the normally winds warm wind here, still gonna fill like 20 decrease there when you add on the cloud, the rain and that wind. meanwhile, we got some wet somebody, weather, just making its way across southern parts of japan, the new front bringing some very heavy down posts for here to the north of that is hot and dry. ah, across the world, young activists and organizers around them motivated and politically engage the challenges they couldn't be more daunting here. and they, we were the ones who led lights on what was going on in a way that most me me did is there's nothing static about the lebanon is always in the information. we have the agency to create

both condemned and 11 year prison term given to a prominent opposition leader and bella luce, maria collison, cova was a key figure in mass demonstrations last year against president alex on to look a shanker. she was convicted in a closed door trial along with fellow activist, maxine the mac was handed a 10 year sentence, both denied charges of violating national security and trying to see power to do this. verdict is unlawful and not based on evidence during co proceedings. culpability was not confirmed, no, with the charges. the defense will appeal within 10 days. the defendants, i think, will appeal as well. lots more. so to come here and just here, including a well 1st in cuba, rolls out corona, virus, vaccines for children of young tooth. and brazil, president signs of degree change in internet rules are allow people to re post band contest mon up ah ah, hello from dell has plenty of hot sunshine to go around in the middle east. then what do you say about humidity? you like it? we'll focus on that for the forecast. specifically, we will talk about doing just a 2nd, but a slight shamal

booked a ticket to for their 1st full 2 let's just go back to your room feel moments when the magic collison i'm going to take we're going to be done with that are going. to be easy to clean and people so done you know it's just the notion to be a live band or to government again this is a kid to kill moments for the sudanese people and humans for the argument that the mccarthy change i'm going to come down some has been slowing down the peaceful transition of forward toward civilian government. are you concerned about what's happening in sudan and you speed on especially with a still right track and general when there are the to cure the forces which is a part of the military council forces certain down to 2000000 leading to the death of one of the. us to assert that the security forces have been harassing the protesters on the 2nd and i believe the vinci council and g.q. sides from the fed that the people sit down united on the one leadership demanding to be free and they choose to delegitimize side the charge by the protesters takes to justify the actions and the killing. and they need th

the israel will release 369, the largest number of collison and prisoners on saturday as part of a cease fire deal with how much the alarm room. this sounds your life and also coming up come out as his name. the 3 is really kept as will do, will nationalities will be released as part of the swap. hoping for an enduring piece, palestinians and guys are continue to wait for temporary homes and shelters to.

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medical profession there's nobody in a study that supports the hogzilla as if that's been taken by the collison and i think the other point is that the situation in medicine gets worse they've got no they've got no solutions the us deal isn't going to offer them a solution and as that crisis keeps growing the problems for the government keeps getting bigger and thousands of people have protested in tel aviv against israel's planned mass deportation of eritrean and sudanese migrants the israeli government has ordered more than forty thousand undocumented migrants to leave in exchange for money and a plane ticket the supreme court has suspended deportation is demanding more information on the plan before it can go ahead. a still ahead on al-jazeera. a fight for justice for people who disappeared during argentina's military dictatorship some say don't even testify against their parents plus. always extremely disappointed in shock. australia's cricket chief vows to investigate a confession of cheating from one of his test players. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australi

emirates who drove this blue and the saudis have to kind of comply with it because they need the collison. the united arab emirates they can't afford to be isolated in all before the international community so a. united arab emirates is driving everyone and this part of the world and yemen and then we know the objective is to petition the emeritus of lobby in particular. the crown prince mohammed and say he wants to separate southern yemen to be an independent country so that he can control it live the saudis have a different jet tips so i would say that what we witness and madden right now is a kind of it kinds of diction between 2 agendas 2 objectives the yemeni the saudis now the united arab emirates have had the upper hand simply because of this and afford to be left alone in this coalition of. he's had to moving now to distance himself from the u.a.e. and would that be possible i think. most officials within the imminent government have been pressuring towards that direction now if he distanced himself from the u.a.e. which i mean i think the statements the the yemeni embassador to t

c watches were collison, sat croft on sunday, to a nearby merchant vessel, a leaking i a n a. the international organization for migration since the central mediterranean has now become the most dangerous journey in the world. despite the dangers, it's become the most commonly used for migrants attempting to reach europe. conflict has driven a growing number of people to seek new lives. and as we mentioned, the fishing vessel is believed to have left libya. it's not known where it was headed, but the red mark shows roughly where we think it may be. now. one of the most common destinations for migrants from north africa is italy, georgia leonardi as a spokeswoman for the seat for see watch in sicily. she says the organization is watching developments closely seems to saturday, our i area le, monitoring plane at cbre has the, the 19, both with the migrant. c for a total of about $670.00 people. including the boat carrying 400 people that was blocked by the alarm fund, who received the district code right from the people on board and was been cited by our monitoring plan and is t

profession there is nobody in australia that supports the hard line position that's been taken lie the collison and i think the other point is that the situation and that is the road gets worse they've got no solutions the us deal isn't going to offer them a solution and as that crisis keeps growing the problems for the government keeps getting bigger people in egypt head to the polls on monday in a presidential race that pits the incumbent abdul fattah el-sisi against algaba party chip us and most often. vote comes seven years off the revolution that ended the three decades long presidency of hosni mubarak not a serious media review program the listening post has been analyzing it gyptian news coverage in the run up to the vote reporting this election campaign hasn't been a particularly complex operation for the egyptian news media the decks were largely cleared early on of potential challengers to president adal fatah el-sisi one by one those would be candidates dropped out of the race for egyptians turning into broadcasters both state owned as well as private there have been plenty of media

opposition council member maria collison a car that was questioned on thursday nothing but also 1st lady of the says that the cause or belorussians have been oppressed in the past 26 years and especially during the last 3 months i was treated very lightly i've said. that the root is not just facing an internal political struggle it is it the heart of geopolitical tensions as a buffer between russia and nature mean business. i think the. behavior actually signals his weakness because if you remember ahead the election he was warning about russia's intervention to destabilize the situation and now he seems to have switched. the target and who is warning about the west western intervention. turning to russia to create a reserve police who has increased the stakes for protista is and is not being received well by nato poland shallot ballasts al-jazeera. turkey has extended its mediterranean gas exploration mission and ordered new navy drills as its dispute with greece deepens turkey says the exercises are not related to a standoff with greece over potential gas and oil reserves athens has ra

surprise that the military on board because they're all corrupt why do this uprising why march to the collison expect generals to join you i don't get it oh well they had said that they were what they had said that they weren't there had been negotiations and that they had said that you know that they were doing along and that that was actually going to be certified by the more they don't lose that head of the supreme court was going to support the national assembly the legitimate national assembly and say that they should be followed and then finding a lopez would follow suit so i don't fortunately did not did not happen because i didn't and it didn't happen they don't want more because they're mistakes that you guys made one quarter says we recognize the mistakes what we didn't do and what we did 2 months of what exactly is he referring to the which specific mistakes is he owning up to. i have to say i can't really speak for my president my boss specifically on what he told you his credit to quote new ambassador to the u.k. i know the venezuelan government doesn't consider you to be that he

opposition council member maria collison a car that was questioned on thursday nothing but also 1st lady of the system because all got to russians have been oppressed in the past 26 years and especially during the last 3 months i was treated very sad. that the risk is not just facing an intern. political struggle it isn't that most of geopolitical tensions as it both are between russia and nato members. i think the. behavior actually signals his weakness because if you remember ahead the election he was warning about russia's intervention to destabilize the situation and now he seems to have switched. the target and he is warning about the west western intervention. turning to russia to create a reserve police who has increased the stakes for protista is and is not being received well by nato poland shallot ballasts al-jazeera. in lebanon at least 2 people have been killed and others wounded in heavy clashes between supporters of sunni and shia parties. gunfire was exchanged during the confrontations and some houses and cars were set on fire and calm day that south of the capital beirut

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heads of the security agencies in syria in all different sides on the ukrainian within the iranian collison are reporting rising tensions with russia and its allies. the return of the state to the southern province has not improved people's lives syrians have shown their anger they have protested in towns. where security forces aren't present speaking out against the lack of jobs essential services as well as the arrests and detentions international rights groups have accused president bashar assad of reestablishing repressive rule in but people continue to strive for freedom in the birthplace of their revolution senator beirut and investigation is underway after a rocket carrying a satellite for the united arab emirates failed minutes after takeoff there european vaguer rocket which lifted off from french guyana suffered a major anomaly 2 minutes into its launch the last spain old was the 1st of tucson lies that was to create the found can i satellite system for the u.a.e. the launch was twice full spawned due to bad weather to the u.s. now and president donald trump says his not backing d

their own government so they will need help from their 3rd partner and the 3rd partner is proceeding collison called order which stands for a pro western path of the country they say that for sure that this country is going to face the more divisions and more uncertain political situation montenegro he saw but right now where you will very divided country and it's going to be like that for the next couple next couple of years but the it's a totally new political situation and climate in the country and. some certainty in within the country how it's going to lead this country that in the next 4 years. india's economy has contracted for the 1st time in 40 years as a result of the krajina virus pandemic g.d.p. shrank by 23.9 percent in the 3 months from april to june that followed an unprecedented nationwide shutdown the country reported more than 78000 new cases on sunday that's the biggest single day jump in a while. hong kong's government says half a 1000000 people have signed up it's free. coronavirus testing program that's trying to stay but a pro-democracy union of health care workers is c

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up a passport and jumped out of a car to prevent being thrown out of the country allies of maria collison a kobo say she was forcibly taken to the border with ukraine after being snatched from the street in the capital minsk she's now in detention but i sneak over has played a key role in organizing mass protests against the president alexander lukashenko she has insisted she will not leave voluntarily talking to russian media president look at a claim kolesnik over was fleeing to ukraine. just dislike each of the of the border has been under increased security measures so we added an extra station actually they were stopped there they raced off she was either thrown out from the car in motion simas and they threw her yes there were 3 of them who else could throw over our border services officers of course detained her they followed the rules and centered to the border services unit the others went across the border by the ukrainian post. now the coronavirus pandemic on the south china sea feet high on the agenda for diplomatic talks in southeast asia the 10 mentioned bloc is holding a de

depots drones visibly military capabilities of these groups to deter them from striking bases where collison forces are based again and we understand that so far there may have been injuries in some of these strikes and of course it remains to be seen how these groups will respond all of these all of this feels very much like a fraud back to december and january when we had a very similar chain of events at that time we also had a u.s. contractor who was killed in iraq at saks in response to u.s. targeted positions of the type as a ball and all of that escalated leading up to the assassination of castling money on iraqi soil of course since then the iraqi parliament has called for the expulsion of foreign troops including the united states and these latest strikes are likely to once again ignited those discussions that are once again likely to be for fresh calls for us. even already we've had p.m.s. commanders come out and condemn these strikes as a violation of iraq's sovereignty a stance that is very likely to be shared again by they also by the iraqi government which has. in the past stri

heads of the security agencies in syria in all different sides on the ukrainian within the iranian collison are reporting rising tensions with russia and its allies. to return. the state to the southern province has not improved people's lives syrians have shown their anger they have protested in towns where security forces aren't present speaking out against the lack of jobs and essential services as well as the arrests and detentions international rights groups have accused president bashar assad of reestablishing repressive rule if there are people continue to strive for freedom in the birthplace of their revolution senator beirut ambassadors from 22 nations have condemned china's treatment of ethnic and religious minorities in an unprecedented move they shoot a letter calling for an end to the detention of weaker muslims u.n. experts say at least 1000000 are being held in camps as what iran has more. this fun stuff building is called a vocational center in china critics say it's more like a prison one of many detention camps run by the government. the target they say are ethnic and reli

their own government so they will need help from their 3rd partner and the 3rd partner is proceeding collison called order which stands for a pro lesser path of the country they say that for sure that this country is going to face the more divisions and more uncertain political situation montenegro he saw but right now wary well very divided country and it's going to be like that for the next cup next couple of years but the it's a totally new political situation and climate in the country and. some certainty. within the country how it's going to lead this country that in the next 4 years. india says it's disrupted what it's calling provocative minute she movements by chinese troops at a disputed section of the border the indian army says it happened overnight on sunday in the east in the dock region near the contested himalayan border china's military says indian troops crossed that border. china has arrested in australian citizen who's a t.v. anchor for chinese state owned channel c g t n a strain his foreign minister has confirmed the high profile arrest of chang lay the reasons for her ar

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collison city in tampa hall but in akra good to have you with us 1st of all let's get into the high piracy rates what's driving them high up. well inequality just just to break it down very simply off nigeria's coast in the new shared delta are large reserves of oil and gas but the communities that are living down there are not getting any of that wealth and and so you have guessed that calls themself like the vikings or the icelandic going out at sea attacking tankers recently capturing. the crew members from around them there's 10 turkish men that are currently being held by these gangs so at the root of it is is this this notion that that the people living on the shoreline are seeing all these big tankers going by their shores but they're not they feel excluded from the global economy and feel that they're not getting part of it and that's why there's a large increase of piracy specifically in nigeria off the coast of nigeria where how off of the incidents that have happened so of course so far in the world have happened off the coast of nigeria now this post the u.s. navy ship carson c

hello. collison avida, ivy. oh man. yeah. in the shadow chiro hand that i said claim, or that saw following the shadow. and if you're on, i love, love is innocent. a will the could lonzey if easy, the little harder had the shadow kaffir. part of the valley in my room. i'm not in motion to be when i said a one. and now with a month, a minimum here or the month of a month, i do follow russell claim. these tensions continued and boiled over at the end of the 18th century. the co awesome tribe in the north rebelled against rule by the album side, the dynasty. and i send that over now has him. i don't know. oh yeah. and you sent out his ab, we're have one in for say do one with 30 day minutes and then they should have it or at that he has a roster then and now we have a new check in t n and which dependency jani, how they can force yes, you might overdone young family. i look, i was him that he didn't miss with either you or i feel of any year now jennifer put off for the im. kenny. him at least a flat and a dollar and your money.

the surviving records shed light on the tense relationship between samuel and collison young leaders, as well as his attempts to persuade them to share lands with jewish immigrants. i see a group of jews in your country who kind of help you construct. you'll land on teach you the economics in a good home this way. our country has enough qualified living people to properly invest in overland and really feed a lot of states. i see is with thousands of leave 7 of the groups. but if the jews came to your country, they built the on planted lands which are unsuccessful people's needs. there are no, i'm planted lands in our country except for some small areas of fit for a week or 2. we will definitely have to plan then invest in them in the future because our people really produce big numbers. think each one of us has an average of 7 children. we must prepare loans for the the we have here that you are one of the founding soonest. leaders. i'm not one of design, it's. we know that you're one of the key scientists leaders. you organize your finances now that you've seen our situation and hear

then both those video obtains by algae 0 shows is really forces killing on arms collison and spin garza also this our worst thing . food shortages in the democratic republic of congo, the united nations warns of disasters. human humanitarian crisis as the army battles rebels part correct down on criminal gangs in el salvador. but there are fears the country is turning into a police space on a sport super bowl champions. the kansas city chiefs of police to strengthen their officer with an international roughly plan lewis, re summit sent to join the franchise on friday up to switching sports at the start of the the hello we begin in gaza. that's where an acute food shortage caused by israel's blockade on a truck since leaving more palestinians starving on mount everest, children across the strip are suffering a painful and slow death. a 5 year old boy is the latest victim, victoria gate and b begins. are coverage. the mesa body of 5 year olds, mohammed al new job. he was brought to come all at one hospital, the northern garza suffering from severe mound nutrition doctors that couldn't fac

before pulling greats have once again been making their mark in spain real madrid ledges role roberta collison emilio racked up the rap records during their playing days now they can add another of the trio helping break a penalty taking record with one thousand six hundred forty four spot kicks in ten hours the challenge is to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities in sports and that is all useful for now back to julie in london. thanks joe now it's estimated that more than one point two billion people play video games worldwide but some of them do it to such excess that it interferes with their daily lives also reports on the growing recognition of the threat that is gaming addiction. this is calling the blackout three it is known for having realistic gunplay alexandra de guzman shows us some of the popular video games she sells in her seattle shop and gives me a nose that sometimes players play too much video games can be very drunk like you just get that like and stand satisfaction. i definitely have interacted with people that i think that should. dogg. charlie baccy was one of

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