that was wrapped up by a minute of silence so both delegations of the russian gelug ation and the gyptian delegation stood up and stayed in silence to commemorate the lives of those lives that have been lost today in the crimea and now just to give you some background here putin and the gyptian presidents were supposed to meet here long ago but when just being here in the pool of journalists and when we learned about the one as we were learning the about the events encouraged well it seems that the agenda of today's meeting has been completely overshadowed by by what but by tragedy i should say so everybody was on everybody's lips on. everybody's. tongues about lattimer putin could indeed changes shape and leave for crimea right away now i asked his press secretary dmitry peskov whether or not that was the case and he told me that those reports are indeed unconfirmed to so no official clarification no official confirmation of this yet so far lattimer putin is set to continue program here. he's press secretary dmitry peskov told me that he is in touch with. the russian the russian secret s

correspondent he was in sochi that's because the russian president is in talks there with this is gyptian counterpart but of course today's events i've shouted those in the president has been speaking about them to just remind us them what he said. will indeed end the all of us journalists gathered here to cover the well of the meeting between the russian president and his in gyptian counterpart but as we were learning about the invents that were unfolding in crimea is courage that as you've said has completely overshadowed the agenda and journalists began to expect and to wonder what vladimir putin would have to say about the tragedy and indeed when vladimir putin and the his egyptian counterpart showed up in front of the press they both began their statements with well you know talking about the massacre in courage here's what the russian president had to say. but you know what it is. so we'll use it when i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to hel

morning islamic jihad has told them to syria that it's agreed to hold rocket fire after talks with a gyptian a geisha in the scope of the west routes in the most serious order i mean is that as we said all of these israeli strikes continued into saturday morning can we expect further tension when for the past few hours. seems to have been restored along that border now the question is will it last or not as you mentioned just now islamic jihad did issue a statement saying that it had agreed to a ceasefire brokered by the gyptian however we didn't hear from these raids yet we do know that the defense minister avigdor lieberman will be holding a meeting with their security and military leadership later today probably late afternoon probably we'll hear more about that at the time but i think in general there is there is not such an appetite in israel to have. an all out war in gaza at the moment with all it's going on in the region why is israel holding hamas to account for the rockets that. we're told reportedly fired into southern israel by islamic jihad. well the idea is israel always holds

any gyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal fathi posted a video online in which she spoke about six will harassment in egypt in society amnesty international have on them the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice. lewis hamilton has extended he's the lead in the formula one drivers standing after taking victory in the russian grand prix the british driver took first place thanks to a little help from he's miss a his teammate vulture ebo tests let's take a look at the action from sochi. with miss avies taking pole and second during saturday's qualifying this was their race to lose red bulls max for stepan was intent on stealing the headlines however a stunning drive saw him climb twelve places to eventually seal a fifth place finish. terry potter set a record breaking lap during qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but the slavish chief toto wolff ordered him to allow hamilton's a pass that extended the british championship lead over sebastian

the gaza strip is be said by the israeli gyptian blockade from the outside and the bloody rivalry of the palestinian factions only in sight but no the un's relief agencies there are left without u.s. funding to the gazans have any way left to turn to in their plight how can the looming humanitarian catastrophe be avoided without u.n. help or will anger build along with despair then sing itself into a new war. dr haraszti s. rally gaz a director of united nations relief and works agency for palestine welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to talk about the. united states has cut funding to your agency earlier this year now you have to fire people who work for you in gaza because there is no money to pay their salaries is other nations funding not alf to keep the organization running smoothly. we've had tremendous success this year to find some money to replace what we've lost from the united states for example for arab countries kuwait the united arab emirates cantarell and saudi arabia have given us fifty million each so there is a success story to be told in terms o

incident took place as president vladimir putin was meeting the gyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi in such close but i think is down off reports on that from the black sea resort. mission the all of us journalists myself included gathered here in sochi for the meeting between the russian president vladimir putin and his egyptian counterpart but as we learned about the tragedy in courage and as more and more details emerged that completely overshadowed whatever was on the agenda today so expectedly one of lattimer putin finally showed up in front of the media he opened with a statement on curch which. i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of what's happened all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friends see a memory of all the victims let's honor them with a minute's silence. before letterman putin showed up journalists kin

talks with the gyptian. let's go live to gaza. sami abu salim is a journalist and member of the palestinian journalist syndicate he's in gaza studio good to have you with us saudis so hamas controls gaza and yet israel holds hamas responsible for anything that's fired over the border into southern israel even if that's islamic jihad what influence does hamas have over islamic jihad and what influence will it have had in this deal that's been done to stop rockets. i think it is an israeli kill. for international media because hammers. because of tori's of number one. the faction which controls gaza which means it is it is sponsible of everything what is happening in gaza exactly like twelve years ago when he controlled gaza at that time and at that time and how most used the short their handmade projectiles at israel. israel used to hit the. p.a. offices and the p.a. bodies despite their peer did not shoot and this is number one number two i think is there and focus on hamas because hamas is less if i buy lots of. organizations or

to other its own issues first and foremost because you have substantial saudi involvement in the gyptian in investments in in sudan and yet it's reported that you have done a deal with turkey for a naval base and qatar for a port how are you managing to pull off this trick of keeping everyone happy it seems for now well we did not agree for any naval base here it's just sort of development project two to the city of of so i can. we haven't agreed to look at any part of sudan to to any country but nonetheless we're working with is all of the players in the region to see to it that the unit is stable they're included and got included and we hope that. also this will not mean that sudan is taking sides at all in any dispute we hope for the best of all of the region and we are doing our best to see to it that all the problems that are now being faced by the states in the region will be resolved peacefully and i mean. there is one dispute where you're taking a side and that's yemen you are part of the coalition led by saudi arabia and the us we are you happy with your role in that coalition t

from the attack it says the rockets were an irresponsible attempt to undermine it gyptian efforts to broker a new long term truce let's go live out of gaza serious hurry force it is the this rocket attack obviously viewed very seriously by israel arie what can we read into the fact that there was no further military action last night who. yes that is interesting and i think we ought to just put a clarification here that we're talking about no further military action up until this point there was a five and a half hour security cabinet meeting carried out by the israeli prime minister the defense minister other senior politicians and the chief of the army which lasted until two thirty local time this morning so they obviously very carefully considering this response there's no doubt that they see this as a major escalation the fact that one rocket struck a residential home in the city of bell shaver some forty kilometers away from the gaza strip border another rocket falling into the sea just southwest of tel aviv had either of those resulted in fatalities indeed if the one heading to

parachute when the russian soyuz rocket suffered a catastrophic malfunction off to blast off and then the gyptian military court has sentenced seventeen people to death for involvement in attacks on coptic christian churches last year twenty bombings in alexandria and tom to april twenty seventh team because it is forty five people and seriously injured more than one hundred thirty eisel claimed responsibility. as those organized organized the attack should be held accountable this criticized the death sentences there's i had lines of back with more news after fault lines stay with us. in the wild west previously where the average person couldn't actually tell if a post had been set on or in some way does this update you now have the kind of support that he needs we bring you the stories the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. do you. feel any place florence genova see their children now is in. five years ago they sent them to stay with their system r.e.m. but when they returned to collect their children had disappeared. marian claimed she put them in a boarding school but

them to other is on issues first and foremost because you have substantial saudi involvement in the gyptian investments in in sudan and yet it's reported that you have done a deal with turkey for a naval base and qatar for a port how are you managing to pull off this trick of keeping everyone happy it seems for now well we did not agree for any naval base it's just sort of development project two to the city of of so i can. we haven't agreed to all look at any part of sudan to to any country but nonetheless we're working with is all of the players in the region to see to it that the new unit a stable turkey included and got included and we hope that. this will not mean that saddam is taking sides at all in any dispute we hope for the best of all of the region and we are doing our best to see to it that all the problems that are now being faced by the states in the region will be resolved peacefully and i mean there is one dispute where you're taking a site that's yemen you are part of the coalition led by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are you happy with your role in that coalition that accord

that means around ten euros per share had a good three hundred euros per month that's not bad by gyptian standards where a teacher around one hundred euros a month. they go without a clue as to the quality think it's important that only the flowers are collected no storks no green leaves and as little water as possible everything has to be super fresh right from the field we start at two in the morning and harvest until nine after that it's too late and the flowers are worthless as. it's hot past month i mean he joked hala but her colleagues are on their way home. they will takes them through the fertile dial delta with sediment deposits brought here over thousands of years by the world's longest river the nile it's as if time has stood still. there a jasmine fields everyone thousands of pounds lead to the distillery owned by hussein factory and the other ten plantation owners in the nile delta. some of the workers like pick on the farms others deliver the harvest in the own vehicle while yet others sell the spoils of that night shift directly to local middleman that by saving themselves

last hour islamic jihadist told on syria that it's agreed to hold rocket fire after talks with the gyptian delegation and sri lanka's president has suspended parliament today after some police sacking his prime minister president might support a sort of say no fire drill would come sing on friday and replaced him with the former president but had to rajapaksa the political tool of all to a boil for the collapse of the governing coalition. at least. five people including two police officers have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in central afghanistan a further twelve people were wounded after an attack a blew up a government vehicle in wardak province the explosion happened the main entrance of a police compound this as voting is underway in kandahar province after parliamentary elections there were pushed back by a week the delay came after a high level afghan general was killed in a taliban attack the day before the polls would you to open the security situation in afghanistan has been tense following last weekend's parliamentary elections that jeep danielle is a writer and political

for a mind of our top stories or indeed have you german chancellor angela merkel has met with her a gyptian counterpart abdel fatah sisi in berlin as part of a fundraising drive for development in africa it was merkel's first i hope all appearance and she rolled out standing for another term as chancellor. thank you for watching do you have your fill gal we'll have an update on her headlines in just a few moments. france's could house the indian ocean islands of money. it's a magnet for illegal immigrants and many. of them of pregnancy. anyone bonehead can claim a french console so. it's not that simple and many end up living in small. fifteen minutes long d.w. . the fast pace of life in the digital world to try shift as the lowdown on the web it shows a new developments useful information and anything else worth knowing. presents the reason is finds. just looks over the shoulders of makers and users. shipped in forty five minutes to. coach a fairly. normal in time news from africa and the world join us on facebook t w africa. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful. after thirte

issues they were very upset with what happened in egypt in the fall of the muslim brotherhood in need gyptian politics and the supports that the saudis gave to to the successor regime their support of qatar perhaps turkey's close it that close its value at the moment there were no and of course they're angry at the saudi treatment bad as you know a dispute in kuwait so where the turks are becoming more involved militarily so yes turkey is trying to flex its leadership and. this does give them an opportunity to undermine the major rival but of course what saudi has and turkey doesn't is is a huge amount of petroleum well and that of course makes it difficult to. write how to do to get a better handle under smith in london and we're talking about countries head to have a terrible record on human rights saudi arabia turkey even to a certain degree when it comes to looking at prisoners the u.s. has a very sketchy record when it comes to human rights now we're talking about the fact that human rights are but yet on the table where how do you to how does somebody like you take advantage of that. we

study in israel her course starts on sunday ari force it out is era occupied east jerusalem and a gyptian military court has sentenced seventeen people to death over attacks on coptic christian churches last year twenty bombings in alexandria and in april twenty seventeen killed at least forty five people and injured more than one hundred thirty eisel family sponsibility amnesty international says those who organized the attack should be held accountable but condemned the death sentences by the military courts ukrainian president petro poroshenko has welcomed a decision that gives his country's christian orthodox church full independence from russia a service to mark the historic move was held in the capital kiev it follows a decision by the ecumenical patriarch in istanbul the spiritual leader of three hundred million orthodox believers well wide under similar reports from kids. they're all of one faith but there's nothing spiritual about what's going on beyond the silence of prayer and thought leaders of the orthodox churches here are split they're either pro russian or they want indepe

back the west did not do anything during the tunisian revolution they did not good do anything here gyptian revolution clearly they are fed up with gadhafi and here's an opportunity for the deaf it to be removed and the libyan people are coming out and we are now used to the seventy kilometers of tanks and military if it wasn't going to attack been lousy the know that gadhafi and of course leaders know that gadhafi is going to slaughter the libyans because he doesn't care what was in it for the west that's the question well i'll tell you what's in it the price. what what was and it is the price libya has a lot of resources gadhafi had a lot of cash a lot of investments libya has forty banks abroad that runs a sub banks of about two hundred banks including in new york and wall street but at that stage he had very good relationships with the west and he me he made the big deals like the deal in the desert with tony blair and b.p. and shell and all but he was that's why polls be coming back that's why why would they want to get rio he was reluctant especially the french the french they promise

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