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the country that connects the 2 is algeria a french colony from $1830.00. both men were born there and both went on to become successful writers. but that's where the similarity and how they come. you grew up in the french colonial community and jerry, the so called kit and inherited some of the sense of superiority that went with being the ruling class. but he gradually became aware that there were 2 sides to this story and stuff that something of an identity crisis that would haunt him all his blood. and which was inextricably linked to algeria. spite for dependence from french colonial rule. ah, ah, i live about boon looks like a move in nail municipal can move my pair of some pet fee to don't again look at those these. we don't get into look at capacity pair by some guess. you know, let me pull more that when you get in and see if i can cooper and where to who he can have an enemy wanna well see, but i'm about to talk to you on what kind of ship some mat national side that you did. if you today it over for you to me really had to be me mad the we was th

but its subtext was about the french occupation of algeria. me can be seen on the cleveland is now municipal 2nd. if you demo creed on the context, no, i'm fine. you do enough for all to do that can be powerful city what the doctor to to present do the luxury of hob, the look the know don't know how to do. do on know get back to get send enough to me to send him. no punish, happy, don't the diminished man to get your team to told me, le, let alone. all so little g. initially, when i speak to lisa hobson dix, hamilton, she left down the dickerson azure dupe. as soon as possible, merrick against you. pamela exclaimed, love, you know, couldn't young, she couldn't local law, she got the phone interview and remembered g different horner piece of thing. don't don't know you couldn't do that. i have yet to don't. sure, if i can lift it and the gay 2nd she city in the swamp to the come sick and cad don't set has to pay multiple please kept the d as it feels, say, poor dear, of heartache. shouldn't she? buff crossing financial ninja was published in th

you're born in algeria. he could well have sided with the country of his birth, but he argued for a compromise. well sure to full independence. ah, this anger many algerians who consider coming to the band in the country. some even called him a colonial apologist. ah yeah. so this guy that got me, so it wasn't that much to do. it was ranking that i said that she was younger, more movies of edition, didn't put that in the service for me. awarding come to the nobel prize for literature was controversial in several ways. first his age, he was 43 when the nobel committee made him a laureate, the 2nd youngest winner, after the british writer rudyard kipling. but it was his cell. now geron independence that caused the most controversy. and car to be seen was one of the most vocal critics. on the night when can we received his prize? content wrote to him directly and it was not to congratulate him. instead he wrote appointed letter that began my dear citizen, a direct reference to come. he was out, jerry and backgr

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and, algeria's former president, abdelaziz bouteflika, dies at the age of 8a.elcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the us military says it mistakenly killed 10 afghan civilians in a drone strike in kabul last month, missing the intended target. seven of the dead were children. this is a major reversal of the pentagon's position, at the time, us officials said the strike was justified and righteous, because it prevented militants from using a car bomb to attack the airport. our afghanistan correspondent, secunder kermani, had this to say about the strike. we were there the morning after the strike and it was a terrible scene. family members came into the wreckage searching for remains of their loved one so they could try and bury them. they were utterly distraught and furious at the suggestion they had anything to do with isis. in fact, number of family members who were killed had worked with american aid organisations, american forces, even, in afghanistan. the family had been hoping to be evacuated out to america. this is an incredibly

and algeria's former president, abdelaziz bouteflika, dies at the age of 8a.ello and welcome to bbc news. france has taken the extraordinary step of recalling its ambassadors from australia and the united states as the row over their nuclear submarine deal intensifies. australia scrapped a multi—billion dollar deal to buy french diesel—powered submarines in favour of american nuclear—powered ones. paris described the security pact between australia the us and the uk as �*a stab in the back�*. courtney bembridge reports. back injune the two presidents sat side by side in the sun in the uk. but that warmth has disappeared and, in an unprecedented move, france has recalled its ambassador to the us and australia. this is why. it is about conecting america's allies in new ways. a deal struck for a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. it replaces a multi—billion dollar deal australia had signed with france in 2016, in france was only told about it hours before the public announcement which has infuriated president macron. first came this warning from the foreign min

he's a middle east and this stands expert on algeria. jones's note from gum, re in the u. s. states of alabama. it's good to have you with us. just 1st of all, what sort of legacy would you say was the least behind thank you for having me live one said that he was da whole of algeria and i am the whole of you. i am the incarnation of the people. he said, you'll notice that he died a strange will. these people isolated even he died derided by his people almost hated his legacy in it, because then was very complicated. his life was intertwined with the life of a jury. with the history about 962, he came in 199199 in peace, promising for a fairy promising justice. it is safe to say that was delivered non the piece that he broker, the amnesty accord with its limits to end, the civil war was affinity that he brought was based on the price of the on barrels. and it was almost gone as soon as the price collapsed and the justice that he promise never came. there is more injustice. when he left ben before, when he was before he came in, oh, it is best to me, i would qualify. it is

during algeria as will be in dependence from france, then served as 40 minutes until 1979. in the early 19 eighties, he was accused of corruption and went into self imposed design. the charges were later dropped and of the end of the civil war in the late $990.00 is that claimed the lives of thousands one an election with the backing of the military. the position said the vote was ragged with a flipper one praise for restoring stability that led to an economic boom and major development project nationwide. they also managed to hold the country together. during the spring, there were protests in january, 2011 against poverty and unemployment. the government responded by creating thousands of small business opportunities with generous incentives to young entrepreneurs, reducing food prices and ending decades old state of emergency. despite the initiative bias continued after winning a 2nd mandate in 2004 with a fleet car change the constitution to run for the 3rd term. and despite deteriorating health, he changed the constitution once again to secure a 4th term. what's the le

ah algeria, the longest serving president subsidize these book to speaker has died. the 84 year old struggled with health issues for years after suffering from a stroke. i show her borrow reports. april the 2nd, 2019 algerian, president of the ladies with a free car resigned following weeks of massive st. proto. rail. unable to walk or talk, and rarely seen in public following a stroke, his suffered into a 1013 with a bound to prussia from protector and the army chief. this is the moment he resigned and handed over power to the senate speaker, who became the enter him head of state. an undignified exit for the man who played crucial role in algeria has more than history, which is considered a national hero by his porters who fought on the battlefield. during algeria would've independence from france, then served as foreign minister until 1979. in the early 19 eighties, he was accused of corruption and went into self imposed design. the charges were later dropped. and at the end of the civil war, in the late 19 ninety's that claimed the lives of 1000 would have won an

and i was just here, then we'll take a look back at the life of algeria as long as i think president abdul aziz was a flicker. this died at the age of 84. he was forced to reside in 2019 to mass protest. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, your world's weather report begins in asia pacific where we did have tropical storm sean to make landfall in q issue. it's moving quickly, but already rainfall amounts coming in. more than $200.00 millimeters picked up within the span of 12 hours. we do have weather alerts in play, very serious one, landside warning for ne honju and also the southeast of hawkeye. though the disturbance over hawkeye auto is a separate one. there's sean to right now, we'll press place, see where it goes on sunday, out toward the pacific, and we see an improvement in conditions largely across japan. also tracking a lot of what, whether that's going to pull into central and southern areas of vietnam. this is about a week after we dealt with tropical storm constant, which

he went to algeria, didn't go to alger minutes speech about algeria condemning the french army in their war. and algeria, colonialism did not work for him. remember, he was irish, he was an english. and he had an, in an attitude, a rebellion against the colonial world. he did not want to see this, continued. he, great relations with africa moved the lumber affair. willie destroyed his. i mean, he was upset beyond belief at the members murder c. i was involved. kennedy was working for peace on every level, indonesia, he had a great relationship with the non, to him was a mistake. and he was, he had to withdraw quietly. he had to, he couldn't put it up for a vote because he was gonna come up for a vote in november 64, which was a few months away. he went about this deliberately signed an order to withdraw the 1st 1000 troops by christmas. 63, the 2 days after he was killed was count contradicted by johnson, lyndon johnson. so any historian who says, there was some continuity between lyndon johnson and john kennedy. it's rubbish. the number of course, the leader assassinated by us packed f

the former president of algeria has died after a long illness. african country for nearly two decades, but the ailing president's decision in 2019 to seek a fifth term in office led to massive street protests, so thatis to massive street protests, so that is the former president of algeria who has died after a long illness. he was 84 years old. here, the uk the government has announced major changes to rules for international travellers. among them is a simplified designation system defining countries as either �*open�* or on the red list, and a relaxation of the requirement for covid tests for people arriving in england. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davis reports. travel has meant testing. across the country, centres like these have popped up to swab passengers, but things are about to change. throughout the summer, the travel industry and the government have disagreed about the use of these, pcr tests, for all travellers when they arrive in the uk. the government has always argued this is necessary to be able to identify variants of con

ah, i'm how am i he did until how would the headlines on al jazeera algeria is longer certain presidents of deliveries which a speaker has died at the age of 84. he struggles with health issues for years after having a stroke. he step done more than 2 years ago. under pressure from mass protests. the army, us officials have admitted a drone strike and carnival last month, mistaken. they killed civilians instead of ice. occasionally there is an investigation find that an aide worker died along with 9 members of his family including 7 children. i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to 7 children, were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with his cake or were a direct threat to us forces. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. this strike was taken in the earnest belief that it would prevent an imminent threat to our forces and the evacuees at the airport. but it was a mistake and i offer my sincere apology as the combatant comman

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insurgency sprang to life, in algeria, philippines, somalia, and yemen. the world trade center was bombed for the first time in 1993. who spent time in a terrorist camp in afghanistan. al qaeda bomb to u.s. embassies in africa. in 2000 al qaeda bombed a u.s. warship the uss cole killing 17 americans. the 911 commission would later write the 911 were a shock. they should not come as a surprise. that came from the c commission but they were a surprise to most americans because our leaders simply ignored the threat. issued eight week diplomatic and promised over the horizon missiles and surveillance, screen saw was american resolve an american might. on the bright blue morning of september 11 when a 32-year-old software salesman named todd beamer boarded a united airlines flight 93. todd knew his plane was likely bound for a another mishap or catastrophe after hearing it on the telephone just after takeoff. he knew that this plane was either headed for the capitol or thehe capitol. he knew what happened to the other flights according to conversations. instea

in algeria, indonesia, philippines, somalia, and yemen. the world trade center was bombed the first time in 1993 by ramez yousef, who spent time in a terrorist camp in afghanistan. 1998, al qaeda bombed two u.s. embassies in africa. in 2000, al qaeda bombed a u.s. warship, the u.s.s. cole, killing 17 americans. the 9/11 commission would later write the 9/11 attacks were a shock, but they should not have come as a surprise. that came from the commission. but they were a surprise to most americans because our leaders simply ignored the threat, issued a weak diplomatic scold and promised over the horizon missiles and surveillance could solve the problem. what solved the problem was american resolve and american might. that fighting spirit began on the bright blue morning of september 11 when a 32-year-old software salesman named todd beamer boarded a united airlines flight 93. todd knew his plane was likely bound for another mishap orca tass fee after -- or catastrophe after hearing it on the telephone just after takeoff. he knew that this pl

but a flicker restored pace to algeria in the 1990 s. but many blamed him for recent economic problems. he died on friday as, as reforms as world late is gathering new york for the future. un general assembly, the united nations and the united kingdom conveying a high level meeting on climate change. the goal is to build momentum ahead of the call 26 summit in glasgow. this november diplomatic editor james baynes found this report. now they take billions of dollars more and years and years more to get through. and we are a climate protest by the group extinction. rebellion just streaks away from the un headquarters in new york. the world will be watching this week, the last gathering of global leaders before vital climate negotiations take place in just 6 weeks time. paris climate deal was agreed in 2015 the next but said didn't go far enough in many countries have not met their commitments with the clock ticking towards a key meeting in glasgow and scotland. the un secretary general sounds a little pessimistic about achieving a new land

and — algeria's former president — abdelaziz bouteflika — dies at the age of 8a.

and, algeria's former president, abdelaziz bouteflika, dies at the age of 8a.

the former president of algeria — abdelaziz bouteflika — has died after a long illness aged 8a.e north african country for nearly two decades but the ailing president's decision in 2019 to seek a fifth term in office led to massive street protests. newswatch will be here in around ten minutes�* hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing 0k. this week, we're going to be talking about video games, but not perhaps in the way that you might think. i don't know about you, lara, but my boy is now playing more games online with his friends, which means i'm starting to have to think about the type of games that he wants to play and who he's talking to online. are you at that stage yet? no, we're not there just yet. but i'm hoping that when the time comes, he's just into the nice, light—hearted stuff. i really don't like shooting games. yeah, yeah, exactly. and we do know that there are constant suspicions about links between violent games and violent people, and that's something that infuriates the gaming community. but that's not actually what we're talking about this week. we're notjust

and algeria as long as serving president abdel aziz booty flicker has died at the age of 84, he struggled with health issues for years. after having a stroke, he stepped down more than 2 years ago, following mass protest rejecting have found to seek a 5th term. finally, police are out in force in australia to largest cities as protest is rally against corona advised restrictions. hundreds of demonstrators have been marching in melbourne. the city central business district has been put into locked down. those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next year. it's witness to say with this . i, me the me. on the me i i me know my mid us in the pony my sonic assured him to show a cable. richard, how much is enough on it's on a came up. i don't ask me that the hush in him came out of them. they both may push them for megan. me whenever that i'm good. huh. well, it only off by mcgee, my dog, and i got them more of a good junk and in. but how much is i don't got in the hotel all month on for her to call her son me. what do i care, joy, go to able to? i don't gather me ah, in order. but i'm no

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nixon basically copies degalle who took four years to get friends out of algeria. these are the secret talks. so this is the upper left-hand corner picture, kissinger and his counterpart, who is laiz-1's bff. the number one guy. the only one who he trusts. just like kissinger, the only one he trusts. they're the ones talking secretly. there's pictures of them. and then there is the picture of me when i had promise and a life full of hope and dreams, that have been getting crushed with this old guy, any idea who the old guy is? >> the little guy with the glasses in all of these pictures. you see that picture, the little guy with the glasses between kissinger -- that guy was the translator. he was the interpreter. so in the secret talks, each time, kissinger had their interpreter but at one point kissinger took a liking to the north vietnamese interpreter and i trust you enough, we only need you. and kissinger would just talk to the two of them, it would be only one interpreter and it was this little guy. and so i tracked nim down and we became really really good fri

use agency order agents, there have temporarily closed the crossing the crossing with mexico and algeria as long as serving president disease flicker has died at the age of 84. he struggles with health issues for years after suffering a stroke. he stepped down more than 2 years ago. falling mass protests rejecting his plan to seek a 5th term. you're up to date with a headlines on al jazeera has always more use and our website, al jazeera dot com up next year. it's $1.00 to $1.00 each day. with talk to al jazeera, we can what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sera the for more than 2 decade home comb, with the only place in china with people could speak up openly and freely against the leadership in beijing. but defense is now a dangerous business. here. you go to congress, you can see inaccurate of a national security law. in 2020 dozens of democracy activists have been arrested and nearly all

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algeria was the last holdout. the north african country used up its toxic stock pile back in july. the u.n. calls it a landmark win in the fight for cleaner air. >> leaded fuels industries in a nutshell, the kind of mistakes humidity has been making at every level of our society. >> leaded gasoline was first sold in the 1920s to improve engine performance, but the toxic fuel ended up contaminating air, soil, and drinking water. the u.s. started phasing it out in the 1970s. >>> a new report from the u.n. shows the alarming cost of climate change. the agency found the number of disasters driven by climate change, such as the wildfires here in northern california, the floods, the louisiana in the northeast, have increased fivefold over the past 40 years. disasters have also killed more than 2 million people, cost more than $3.5 trillion in total losses. >> in the month of july, the hottest since records began, there were heat waves and floods, so, we are not, unfortunately, in a safe place, and the report tells us that the 50 year trend is quite alarming. >> there is some good news. t

yes, seen in algeria. ah, but 1st 2 writers from very different cultures who mention morocco. both faced huge adversity in their own lives. a might easily have drifted and failed to leave their mark on the world. but the french writers only showing a moroccan novelist mohammed shook re used their experiences of life on the fringes of society to become well no literary figures. ah, they were close friends, but decades and also managed somehow to bridge to very different culture. ah, she was born in paris in 1910, but lived much of his later life in morocco and was heavily influenced by arab culture. ah, he met and lived around palestinians, and in his sixties, wrote about the arab israeli conflict. didn't you leave? because you and you have to be a say, i get the family that get the family, it leave a larger me of course are clear, very senior. what is your killer feet? all jo in the bone village junior, dully go. he didn't jump in for sort of the legal affair the come of, hopefully senior can you know that him and him and a half a friend here that they call them and if list to