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president's there have also been calls for the boycott of french goods egyptian president up till fattah el-sisi says freedom of expression should stop but offending more than one and a half 1000000000 people on iranian president hassan rouhani says france must not insult the prophet it's america's top diplomat has hit out at china's ties with sri lanka in his latest stop on a tour of the region sector state my pompei has been pressing sri lanka to be on guard against what he called predatory lending and investment by china china has accused the us of bullying smaller nations. the most powerful typhoon for 20 years in vietnam has killed at least one person 12 fishermen are missing in half a 1000000 vietnamese are being evacuated from coastal areas the government has ordered the shutdown of schools and offices in several provinces in the country but today the headline is more news coming up here and on tour right after al-jazeera well we'll see you later. for over 70 years the middle east has been subject to a whole host of geopolitical tensions at the heart of which is the arab israeli c

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politicians are calling for egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi to release imprisoned activists and journalists 56 democratic members of congress wrote to c.c. warning the prisoners risked death while in custody because of a coronavirus pandemic they added that respect for human rights is essential to u.s. relations with egypt al-jazeera journeys model saying is one of those detained he was arrested in 2016 while on a personal visit to see his family and has been held for nearly 1400 days without trial al-jazeera is aging egyptian authorities to immediately release hussein and other detained journalists. the and. the and. the and. again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera present donald trump says he plans to take sudan off the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism but only after a pace $335000000.00 so american tara victims and their families trumps announcement comes as he tries to encourage more arab countries to establish diplomatic relations with israel here morgan is in khartoum she says the agreement is a mind stone for sudan something that means a lot to sud

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democratic party politicians signed a letter urging president of the fattah el-sisi to release journalistsyers and activists. belarus's opposition leader has asked the world's not to forgets about their fights after the movement's was awarded europe's human rights prize process and strikes have been going on since president alexander lukashenko won elections in organs that have been described as a sham so new guy reports. an announcement and. it is a great honor to inform you that the conference of the president has decided to give the sachar a prize for freedom of thought to the democratic opposition. a message. continued to be strong and continue to fight your fight and your struggle we will stand by your side. and applause a show of unity from the european union which has condemned political repression and belarus. and it is the women of the opposition movement who have been at the forefront since the august presidential elections while alexander lukashenko remains in control after 26 years the opposition continues to call for a peaceful transfer of power in response to what they and th

thousands of prisoners in egyptian jails moved to how flimsy challenges for challenging president abdel fattaheses regime in that is to him 56 members of congress criticize the unjust attention of egyptians for exercise now fundamental human rights. he's accused of locking up his critics and notoriously overcrowded and dangerous presence the american politicians are urging sisi to free all political prisoners mourning the continued imprisonment risks death due to covered $900.00 outbreaks in jails the politician class the highlights the frustration in both chambers of congress and what they call theses glaring human rights violations it's not the only way to achieve accountability a lot of the people who are on the ground in egypt they are trying to build solidarity with their peers outside the country and this is one of the things that this letter this is all wrong is that they are the practice of taking family members and friends and inside egypt who are working was all related to people outside egypt as political hosts this is not acceptable. egypt's government is crackdown on dissent in fi

gyptian activists are calling for further protests against president abdel fattah el-sisi under the slogan friday of anger there's been a fury across the country after police reportedly shot and killed a man while making an arrest in southern egypt security forces have been deployed in large numbers this follows nearly a week of protests in several cities over the worsening economy and drop and corruption you hear ghanem is out there as a middle east analyst he says discontent for the government has been rapidly growing in egypt something region they have grown over hundreds of years this culture of personal than that. that that that part of the country am its population have been neglected over the dk i mean no development nothing they were left out was abject poverty and they have been taking care of themselves for decades and that's why they are indifferent to what's happening in the rest of the country but now when the authorities when the police force they they adopt such violent violent means to deal with those that that part of the population they feel personally insulted and i'm af

seats will be allocated to pre-selected less critics say that will bring in benefit president bill fattah el-sisi. and there's growing opposition within sudan to a deal that would normalize ties with israel several prominent political groups have rejected the u.s. brokered agreement the deal set to make sudan the 3rd arab country to establish relations with israel but it may need approval from a yet to be formed a transitional moment. thousands of a 1000 people have been protesting outside the official residence of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu they're demanding he resign police say a number of demonstrators were arrested several people were forcefully dragged away from paris square in central jerusalem it's been the scene of weekly protests for the past 4 months the demonstrators want netanyahu to step down over criminal corruption charges and his handling of the coronavirus crisis. after mass protests calling for social change chill lanes are getting the chance to change their constitution millions are expected to head to the polls in a referendum on sunday if approved a con

he says france must not insult the prophet and egypt's president abdel fattah ass he says freedom of expression should stop at offending more than 1500000000 people al-jazeera senior political analyst ron bashara says the french and take its leaders need to promote dialogue and not more deficient there's multiple levels to this tension that's going on. and go on there is that person or these are very. charismatic very outspoken. i would even say within their society elitist in some way why you know leadership centric and so it's very very sensitive over there a major difference in the fight how different sects and it's also those of the world and one of them are in the midst of full of all health and you know crises them off their friends so the president michel is running for election in the year and a half or so and 3rd my home is really trying to speak for europe and the west and just as much as. president though i was going to speak with a muslim or the killer of the french future this is one muslim who is not 1300000000 muslims and that one cartoonist whether he is in paris or h

various cases since the 2013 coup there has been an increase in executions since president abdel fattah el-sisi came to power. former commanders the fog rebels in colombia accepted responsibility for 6 assassinations including a former presidential candidate the admission has shocked many colombians as alexandra de reports from bogota. in a surprise announcement colombia's peace court said former 5 gravels took responsibility for 6 assassinations including that of. an ex-president chill candidate. the special jurisdiction for peace informs that the chamber for truth responsibility and facts determination has received a letter in the representation of the former secretary of the foggy piece in which they offered to provide clarify the events and as you responsibility in the following cases on the site of. the november 2nd 1995. the claim has shocked colombians who have long believed that the killing of the 3 times conservative party presidential candidate was the responsibility of political rivals with links to the military and drug cartels the accusations pointed at former president mr

across muslim countries like here in the bangladeshi capital of dhaka the egyptian president have dual fattah el-sisi he says that freedom of expression should stop at offending more than one and a half 1000000000 people and this was a scene earlier in terror on in iran iranian president hassan rouhani saying that france must not insult wolf. will speak to those jabari in tehran in just a moment 1st let's go live to see of course you know who's there for a sinister imbalance in cinema tell us more about what president one had to say. well nick president are gone so that he would be taking the legal and diplomatic measures and the 1st step was that ancora chief persecutors office launched an investigation on the administrators of the have the magazine how this investigation is going to find any reactions in the international public opinion as is and i'm known but this is a 1st step from president don apparently he said that these not taking this insult on the what he called insall the only cover of the magazine as personal but he was upset because the prophet mohammad the dearest of them loose

it's also a $568.00 seats are being contested the nation's future party that backs president of the fattah-sisi is expected to win the critics say this election will see proof sisi parties gain an even larger majority the outgoing parliament only face a small position well let's bring in a staffer in london he's the founder and chairman of the british arab network and the author of egypt's the elusive arab spring good to have you with us on al-jazeera what sort of choice do you think the voters will face at the ballot box in egypt's i think. this election are breaking. for parliament. gyptian people have lost confidence and generally seizures elections and i am sure a lot of people who are cuts this elections. parliament itself does not have any legitimate the power to not question the government there is 60 sounds and people in prison right now of course thousands of them are processors doctors lawyers. political activist bloggers i think. it's just another fake parliament when i say it's a fake wrong and this is why why is this a fake parliament yes because have never question the govern

european lawmakers have sent a letter to egypt's president abdel fattah sisi denouncing his government's human rights abuses many are set to remember the european parliament is calling for the release of dissidents. the level of repression in egypt is unacceptable we voted a year ago on a resolution on the same thing we hope that the egyptian regime will listen to this message because europe is an important partner for egypt which does not listen to us we know that the corona pandemic has led to a further crisis and worsen the conditions of prisoners in their prisons this message is directed strictly to mr sisi and we will continue to demand the release of journalists human rights activists and intellectuals a thai protest leader has been arrested less than 2 hours after giving the prime minister a 3 day deadline to quit but volatile market verbal porn said she wasn't worried as she was taken away in a police car earlier the prime minister of the channel said he was prepared to lift a state of emergency in a bid to appease demonstrators it came as tens of thousands of people marched once

those seats will be allocated to pre-selected lists critics say that will benefits president of the fattah el-sisi and that's your state stay with us here on al-jazeera inside story is up next. protests and valorous continue cooling the resignation of president bush and capping. some of the women who have become a driving force of the protests. to al-jazeera. yet another peace agreement in libya but will this one hold the main warring factions say it's a permanent deal but what are the guarantees and can it and outside interference in libya this is inside story. a welcome to the program. it's been praised as a historic but received by many with caution libya's warring sides have agreed to what the u.n. is calling a permanent cease fire the deal was signed after nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of long time leader mamata giveth the libya has been in turmoil ever since he was removed from power in 2011 they've been 2 rival of miss races one interpret and one other in the east in tobruk both sides praised the deal and promised to abide by it. let's take a closer look at t

democratic party politicians signed a letter urging president of the fattah el-sisi to release journalists lawyers and activists being held in the country. there's been more violence in guinea as opposition protests continue after it was announced the president won a controversial reelection at least 26 people have been killed since sunday's presidential vote now the army has been mobilized and phone lines and internet connections have been cut her leg has the latest. violence scenes on the streets of guinea's capital conakry. opposition supporters angry at the news the president is on course for yet another election win. guinea's election commission says preliminary results show alpha condé has secured a 3rd term in office with 37 of 38 districts counted it says khan does want to run twice as many votes as his nearest rival but opposition candidate to salute jello has a ready called the result unconstitutional and declared himself the winner. now it is for all of us to fight to preserve to defend our victory and you know that it is threatened by alpha condé who had no borders but had an a

now the us politicians have called on the egyptian president fattah el-sisi to release him president activists and journalists $56.00 members of the u.s. congress wrote a letter urging sisi to free prisoners who were unjustly detained for exercising their fundamental human rights egypt's government has crackdown on dissent since 2013 when sisi led a military coup that overthrew the democratically elected president mohammed morsi . is the middle east northern africa coordinator for the committee to protect journalists and he explains why this letter is significant. well the fact that this is coming from dozens of house and senate members and colluding. republicans and the fact that those people included in the letter examples of how they stood up to neighboring saudi arabia's crown prince. and even gave examples have they used in punitive measures to delay collaboration televisions another way is to even then. the u.s. army exports to saudi at some point all of these imputed measures could be utilized and he gypped which every year receives a lot of u.s. aid and there might be a chanc

dam project on the river nile after 3 months of spence and a statement from egypt's president abdel fattah el-sisi said that egypt and sudan had a firm to reach a binding legal agreement the african union mediated talks followed the u.s. president's warning that the project could spot military action from egypt if he appears he cuse donald trump of inciting war now 3 said egypt's might blow up the. well if you have built the ground relations dam on the blue nile which is the source of most of the horses egypt and sudan downstream depend heavily on it and fear their water supplies could be put at risk youth says the project power of the jews is essential for its economic growth. well the $4600000000.00 project has caused nearly a decade of tension between all 3 countries ethiopia denies egypt and sudan's claim that its dam will control the flow of africa's longest river the nile and aims to provide electricity for 70 percent of its population growth cairo in khartoum fear this will restrict the only source of water they rely on for nearly 150000000 people the main disagreement is the time i

so to hold their own beirut thousands of us politicians are calling for egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi to release imprisoned activists and journalists 56 democratic members of congress wrote a c.c. warning the prisoners risked death while in custody because of a coronavirus pandemic they added that respect for human rights is essential to u.s. relations with egypt al-jazeera jenna's mom model saying is one of those detained he was arrested in 2016 while on a personal visit to see his family and has been held for nearly 1400 days without trial al-jazeera is aging egyptian authorities to immediately release hussein and other detained janice. again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera present donald trump says he plans to take sudan off the u.s. list of state.

in various cases the coup in 2013 there has been an increase in executions since president abdel fattahel-sisi came to power california has set a new record in the amount of land burned by wildfires more than 1600000 hectares of land been lost. that's it up next the war in october our season. at 1400 hours on oct 6th $973.00 young kid poor siren sounded across israel. it was war again. a show bit of trouble publishing vicious trade the elegant use of a lot of features a whole new the one memory i have from the 1956 while i was hearing air raid sirens at night and my father wrapping me in a thick blanket and running with me to the shelter of the city limits on yom kippur or at 2 in the afternoon we heard a siren when i did the same thing i took the very same blanket wrapped my 6 month old son often at the i ran with him to the shelter of bus new car looked after us and that was the 1st time that i knew that i was a war going on without steve told me club saw family show last year of on the chicago little home. at the same time as egypt was crossing the suez canal and the golan heights to

staggered across various parts of the country for several weeks a party which backs president of fattahl-sisi called nation's 1st is expected to win big poland's president is the latest world leader to test positive for corona virus and so we do it is said to be feeling well and is in quarantine poland like much of the rest of europe is imposing more restrictions to try to slow high infection rates the u.s. has posted another record the daily jump uncovered $900.00 cases nearly $84000.00 infections were announced on friday an art installation in washington highlights the growing toll with a white flag for every american who's died i mean ian as a by john are accusing each other of shelling residential areas in the disputed region of normal color buck areas is to panic at cities suffered heavy damage overnight hundreds of people have been killed since fighting began last month 2 russian brokered cease fires failed those are the headlines the news continues here on the or after shadow world goodbye. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is

now at the scene here earlier in the bangladeshi capital dhaka gyptian president meanwhile abdel fattah el-sisi says that freedom of expression should stop it offending more than one and a half 1000000000 people and the iranian president hassan rouhani says that france must not insult the prophet be a hero army chatter than be a p.r. battle disrespecting the prophet and cites violence and it's immoral westerners must understand that all muslims love the prophet and soaked in the prophet means insulting muslims and all prophets if the western europe claim they want peace and security then they must stop interfering in the internal issues of muslims the prophet taught us to respect others we hope those who made mistakes will compensate for it and respect all religions. let's cross to istanbul as seen in kosovo is right there for us and see them tell us more about what the president had to say. well basically president. there are some of the european leaders for failing in their domestic policies that's why they have been attacking turkey with hostile rhetorical this is what he sat for for

for several weeks with a total of $568.00 seats up for grabs a party which backs president out the fattah it's called nation's 1st and it is expected to win big critics say this election will see prostheses parties grab an even larger majority the outgoing parliament already only had a small opposition bloc. the polls have closed in the seychelles presidential and parliamentary elections president danny for a has been in power since 2016 is actually facing voters for the 1st time the opposition's been largely divided leaving many to expect he will win another term observers from 10 african countries are spending 2 weeks in quarantine before monitoring the votes or malcolm webb has more on the story. with more than 70000 voters scattered across dozens of islands seychelles presidential election religious ticked light aircraft and boat to take ballot papers to remote polling stations. it takes 3 days for everyone to vote and nearly everyone does turn out so usually more than 90 percent. president danielle 4 voted in the capital victoria his party has governed the archipelago since independe

various cases since the 2013 coup there has been an increase in executions since president abdel fattah el-sisi came to power. former commanders of the fark rebels in colombia have accepted responsibility for 6 of sasa nations including a former presidential candidate the admission has shocked many colombians asunder m.p.'s he reports now from the capital bogota. in a surprise announcement colombia's peace court said former 5 gravels took responsibility for 6 assassinations including that of. the next presidential candidate. the special jurisdiction for peace informs that the chamber for truth responsibility and facts determination has received a letter in representation of the former secretariat of the fock e.p. in which they offered to provide coote clarify the events and as you responsibility in the following cases on the site of. the november 2nd 1995. the claim has shocked colombians who have long believed that the killing of the 3 times conservative party presidential candidate was the responsibility of political rivals with links to the military and drug cartels the accusations p

politicians are calling for egyptian president of the fattah el-sisi to release imprisoned activists and journalists members of u.s. congress have written a letter urging him to free prisoners who've been unjustly detained for exercising their fundamental human rights egypt's government has cracked down on the cent since sisi led a military coup in 2013 overthrowing the democratically elected government well our journalist mahmud hussein is one of those detained in egypt he was arrested in 2016 while on a personal visit to see his family and is now being held for nearly $1400.00 days without trial al-jazeera is urging the egyptian authorities to immediately release him and other detained journalists 65 european parliamentary members have signed a letter urging the e.u. to downgrade its attendance and next month's virtual g. 20 summit in saudi arabia the letter says the bloc should not legitimize saudi arabia's human rights abuses this month the european parliament voted to downgrade its participation to a senior official level and urged for sanctions for those behind the killing of j

cities of the worsening economy and rampant corruption protestors have been calling for president bill fattah el-sisi to step down. ghanem is an egyptian journalist and author joins us live from here in doha. the 2nd friday approaches are we seeing momentum building here. definitely was seeing the momentum here and i think the whole the whole fish it was in the city and escalated unfortunately it's being done on the hands of that we deem itself. by this excessive violence used against the population. calling for a demonstration in tahrir square in cairo is that likely to happen given the way that they're secured you know i do believe that it's going to happen in the areas where even the people i believe that the people who are calling upon the people to take on to the obvious question is using this call only. to distract the authority is this if you're a jew or it is i don't believe it's going to happen that this is an especially that it would seem has turned to her square and most of the main squares in cairo into barracks military barracks the egyptian authorities have apparently issued a s

country for several weeks a total of $568.00 seats are up for grabs a party which backs president abdel fattah el-sisi called nations 1st is expected to win big critics say this election will see proces parties grab an even larger majority they had going parliament only featured a small opposition blog. most of us is the founder and chairman of the british arab network and the author of egypt the elusive out of spring he expects turn out to be low and many to boycott the vote. for. gyptian people have lost confidence and generally safe elections. and i am sure people will work on this elections the parliament itself does not have any legislative power to not question the government that has 60 sounds and people in prison right now for some reason call them 1st those doctors lawyers. political activists bloggers i think. it's just another fake argument. from general sisi the most the people are handpicked by security to stand for elections they even the president appoints 13 members of this parliament i think there's no way we don't know who are the candidates even. they're not local because th