demonstrators in egypt calling for the resignation of abdel fattah el-sisi. and shops close, football matches postpone, heighten security across the country. protests began in response and corruption allegations. since then, more than 2000 have been arrested. we have this report. come outook a risk to in the streets in protest for a second friday, but despite warnings they would face a harsh response. al jazeera cannot verify these videos. largereports suggest a security presence in central cairo, with the streets deserted. the roads of one square, the heart of previous protests from a blocked off. another narrative in what is a media campaign, state television showing pro-government protest. president abdel fattah el-sisi returned to cairo from the united nations general assembly in new york, this welcome posted on his official's book page, where he reassures the crowd that all is well. here?t are you doing why have you got up early on friday morning? life is good and easy. they tell unrealistic things and deceive the people. llah, don'te of a worry, and don

they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule.as to disperse them. our reporter, sally nabil, was there. shouting. the ridge i'm standing right now overlooks tahrir square. these protesters have been chanting and calling on president sisi to go and leave power. just a few days ago, that was an unthinkable scenario for many egyptians. tahrir square for years has been a no—go zone for anti—government protesters. security presence is quite heavy in all areas surrounding the square. constant shouting. as you can see, they are saying, "down with sisi!" chanting and yelling. "go, sisi, go", that's what they are saying. we have seen security forces firing tear gas. we've just run away because we've heard that security forces are coming. they have been firing tear gas and chasing the protesters wherever they go. security presence is quite heavy in all areas surrounding tahrir square. but the protesters here seem to be very determined, very persistent. they have been chanting for the past couple of hours and they don't seem to be discourag

friday evening in the egyptian capital as well as other cities demonstrators called on president abdel fattah el-sisi to step down amid allegations of widespread corruption. that saying don't be scared sisi has to go the message from hundreds of protesters in and around tahrir square in cairo egypt calling on president abdel fattah el-sisi to step down. that. these demonstrations are a rarity in today's egypt sparked by appeals shared on social media to take to the streets in opposition to government corruption and oppression the seeds l.c.c. was elected he's consolidated his power and enacted an unprecedented crackdown imprisoning felons of political islamists secular opposition figures and popular bloggers this is the 1st major protest against l.c.c. in which demonstrators have defied a ban on public protest. according to reports security forces have been quick to disperse crowds with tear gas 55 people have so far been officially arrested but reports suggest their initial momentum is not abating. caused by shock. and german football now and shell kept up their revival under new coach david

as mass protests grow against president's trump favorite -- president trump's favorite dictator abdel fattah el-sisi. >> trump and cc have permitted a close relationship. devoid of any kind of criticism of each other. dangerous, could be that it further embmboldens sisi to crackdown even further without even the kind of muted criticism that we heard from previous administrations. amy: we will speak to democracy now! correspondent sharif abdel kouddous. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump faces the biggest political crisis of his career after the publication of bombshell complaints accusing the president of abusing his power for personal gain. in the nine page document, and i named whistleblower was been identified as a cia official, writes -- "the president of the united states is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 u.s. election." the complaint corroborates a rough transcript of a july 25th phone call -- released by the white house on wednesd

president donald trump has praised the chips leader abdel fattah sisi for bringing cold order to his country dismissing concerns over recent protests in several egypt and cities human rights activists say police have rounded up more than $400.00 people at bally's again sisi since friday and world leaders at the u.n. for aid got word that un for a climate change summit to try to prevent a global it irreversible catastrophe teenage octave is quite a tune bird delivered a scathing speech accusing world leaders of betraying young people by failing to tackle climate change. meanwhile the brazilian president is you to speak at the u.n. general assembly on tuesday after intense criticism over his handling of the amazon fires and that america it's in the sea and even reports. president jayde will sort out who will be opening up the general assembly on tuesday in new york but he is conspicuously absent at the special session in which world leaders are supposed to propose concrete ways to combat and counter climate change instead what brazil is doing is launching a brand new very glossy p.r. c

for a 2nd friday in egypt they've joined rallies calling for the president to resign they accuse abdel fattah el-sisi of corruption and destroying the economy. protests are being held in hong kong on saturday to mark the 5th anniversary of the so-called umbrella movement thousands marched in 2014 to demand the right for the territory to choose its own leader rallies are also set to take place in other cities including london and washington. we see in a show of solidarity the movement inspired the recent protests that have been running for 16 weeks now let's get the latest from our correspondent sara karr koos in hong kong now sara given that this is the 5th anniversary 'd of the umbrella movement what activities are being planned it looks like protests is already quite busy behind you. well we wrote that pretty much the beginning of the starting point of these occupy home rallies back in 2014 and as you mentioned today is the anniversary the 5th anniversary so there's a number of assemblies across the lawn in various districts to commemorate this particular occasion now at this point we were

a lawyer representing abdel fattah was also arrested. egyptian authorities have arrested more than 2000 people amid an outbreak of anti-government protests. alaa abdel-fattah was a leader of the 2011 uprising against hosnsni mubarak. he spoke to democracy nonow! in 2014. arere on a sentencing frzyzy. this is s not just aboutut me. it is almost as if it is a war on a whole generation. amy: to see our recent coverage of the crackdown in egypt, visit democracynow.org. houthi rebels in yemen are claiming to have killed 500 saudi soldiers and captured ththousands more during a a majr attack into saudi arabia in august. whilile the houthihis released o of the reported incident on sunday, news o outlets he yet to veverify the claims. the spanish newspaper el pais has revealed the cia worked with a spanish private security company to spy on wikileaks founder julian assange inside the ecuadorian embassy in london where he had sought political asylum. assange lived in the embassy from 2012 until april when he was arrested by british authorities. e

have been protests in egypt for a 2nd day on saturday demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi security forces fired tear gas to protesters in the streets of suez rallies were also held in gays and the a colorado dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies which saw thousands take to the streets. saudi arabia says it will wait until it finishes investigating last week's drone strikes on 2 of its oil facilities before it takes any further action the u.n. is investigating and the kingdom says it believes it will confirm iran was behind the strikes on a. t.v. ad campaign because opens the youth climate summit at the u.n. it's just a day after millions around the world took part in protests calling for more action on climate change. ukraine is denying reports president followed him as a lensky was pressured by the u.s. president this year to investigate democratic presidential hopeful joe biden and his son ukraine's foreign minister says a phone call in july between donald trump and selenski was long unfriendly u.s. media is reporting that during the cold trump repea

cairo urging his men not to open fire on demonstrators demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi. some arrests were made including this man in serious. but. overall analysts say gyptian security forces were on characteristically restrained there was a full night of protests they were and across several big governorates a lot of people participated and the people are just going to be emboldened emboldened by the fact that they were able to get away with it that they went out into the streets they weren't and rested on mass they weren't shot at so there's i think there's a significant chance that this could that this could build up and cuts to food and energy subsidies has turned to outrage after corruption allegations of former military contractors says president sisi and military leaders have wasted millions of dollars of public money on building palaces luxury villas and hotels. mohammed badie posted videos on you tube and facebook this month calling for protests against corruption when most egyptians live in poverty his message is resonating with many people. that it wa

they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule. egypt has seen very few protests in the six years since president abdel fattah al sisi took power in a coup. a woman who claims she was abused by britain's prince andrew as a teenager, has given her first television interview about the allegations. virginia roberts giuffre described the prince as "an abuser". buckingham palace emphatically denies the duke of york had any sexual contact with her. the parents of a student who took her own life while at university, have called on colleges to help stop others from "falling through the cracks". ceara thacker was found dead in her room in may 2018, three months after an earlier suicide attempt, which her parents were never told about. from the inquest in liverpool, here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. at liverpool university, new students are starting. two years ago, ceara thacker was among them. the 19—year—old struggled with anxiety, depression and self—harm. she asked for help many times. today, her parents called for change. s

they called for president abdel fattah el—sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule.gham palace emphatically denies the duke of york had any sexual contact with her. president trump says there was nothing inappropriate about a conversation he had with a foreign leader. us media has reported mr trump asked the president of ukraine to investigate the son of his democratic rival, joe biden. those are the headlines.

thousands of people are protesting across egypt they're calling on president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign over corruption allegations several people have been arrested at these protests in the capital cairo desire is banned from reporting inside egypt palace has the details. from cairo to alexandria to men sora anger and resentment food egypt's streets people protested against prison abdel fattah el-sisi calling for him to resign over corruption allegations and a reassign they flooded into cairo's to hear square before police dispersed the crowd arresting some the square was made famous in 2011 during the egyptian revolution that toppled former president hosni mubarak the fact that people have been able to actually enter to her square is in itself an incredible achievement for the people in order to try to protest against sisi so it seems that there is this bubble that's growing this tension is growing and it seems that momentum is increasing and minute by minute egyptians are frustrated about corruption but it was a businessman in spain that storks the fire calling for the protest

rare protests on egypt's 3 says thousands demand the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back t. ball also coming up the u.s. is sending more troops and military equipment decided to arabia and the u.a.e. in response to attacks on oil facilities blamed on iran. we share one planet we give our only why are we letting you get away i call for global action millions of young people take the lead in the biggest ever climate protests plus. i'm enters a pellet a research laboratory on the red sea i'll show you what jordanian scientists are doing to save britain for the species. thousands of egyptians have joined rare nationwide protests demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi they accuse him and other military leaders of corruption is banned from reporting inside egypt but it's believed that several arrests were made in the capital cairo shallot balance has the details. from cairo to alexandria to men sora anger and resentment filled egypt's streets people protested against president abdul fattah el-sisi

mass protests took place against morsi and he was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattahel-sisi sisi went on to become president or morsi died in june this year during his trial we'll see if he has since strengthened his grip on power journalists have been arrested including those who work for this network rights groups accuse security forces of frequent abuses as they crackdown on dissent let's talk to her a nanny who is an associate professor of political science at the do her institute for graduate studies and i'm wondering how much significance would you attach to this particular event in egypt with witness in the last 24 hours i think given the past 6 years that people could not dare to go to streets this is significant over the last 6 years egypt has been under a very oppressive and a pathology that didn't allow when you want to speak up against its policies but now we are seeing a different public mood that is growing in building sort of anti e.c.c. movement so this is significant and i think this might lead to another uprising. in the future people have spoken of

crowds protests for a 2nd night against egypt's president at home while demonstrated to greet abdel fattahel-sisi as he arrives in new york and the untold. story from a far flung corner of indian administered kashmir where many are happy to be ruled directly from new delhi. present asan rouhani says iran will present a plan to the u.n. which is designed to secure the gulf without the need for foreign intervention speaking at a military parade marking the anniversary of iran's war with iraq rani said a planned u.s. led task force threatened species includes the u.k. australia bahrain saudi arabia and the u.a.e. the u.s. accuses iran of being behind attacks on the goals energy infrastructure a charge iran denies assad has more from tehran. it's the 39th anniversary of the iran iraq war here and this week iran calls the whole defense weak now president rouhani has been speaking at a military parade into iran and he took the opportunity to talk about the new challenges that iran faces he said that the u.s. sanctions against iran what economic war and he called it economic terrorism but he call

stories this hour protests have broken out across egypt with thousands demanding that president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months after suffocating from tear gas. the u.s. plans to send additional troops to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran for the last week's attacks though yemen's who 3 rebels said they were behind it tehran has denied involvement. rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi arabian territory so long as the kingdom also holds its fire but they warn that riyadh or suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war. the us president has dismissed a whistleblower complaint against him as a political hack job more details of emerged about the complaint which centers around trump's conversation with a world leader which donald trump says was toast. appropriate a white house correspondent kimberly holcomb has more. a state visit between the leaders of the united states and australia overshadowed by questions of political impropriety

for a 2nd friday in egypt they have joined rallies calling for the president to resign accusing abdel fattah el-sisi of corruption and destroying the economy. protests are being held in hong kong on saturday to mark the 5th anniversary of the so-called umbrella movement thousands marched in 2014 to demand the right for the territory to choose its own leader police have used pepper spray on some protesters rallies are also shuttled in other cities including london and washington d.c. in a show of solidarity the movement inspired the recent protests that have been running for 17 weeks now. well let's go straight to our correspondent sara clark who's in hong kong outside the leg building several reports of pepper spray being used by police it looks like these protests saw gathering steam. look at thousands of people have gathered where we are which is in front of the legislative council building here in hong kong which is effectively hung parliament . has been fired out of the protesters who were taunting some place behind large barricaded inside the building of council secretary of his also is

mass protests took place against morsi and he was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattah see the current president says he went on to become president while morsi died in june this year while standing trial has seen since strengthened his grip on power journalists have been arrested including those working for this network rights groups accused security forces a frequent abuses a crackdown on dissent. let's all speak to mohamed el masry who is chair of the media and journalism program at the institute for graduate studies here in the studio with us thank you so much for coming in mohammed so just how significant and important the protests that we saw on friday in egypt across several cities given everything that's happened in the country in the past few years exist past few years in the violent crackdown that we see how significant are these demonstrations i think they're very significant not in the sense that these protests are automatically going to lead to cc's forced removal we don't know that yet it's too early but there are significant in the sense that this is a a

thousands of people have been protesting across egypt calling on president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign their reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months or after suffocating from tear gas more u.s. troops and missile defense systems are being sent to sarge arabia and the u.a.e. to defend debt to defend against what americans call even in aggression iran denies the allegations of involvement in attacks on oil processing plants in saudi arabia a week ago meanwhile yemen's who the rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi territory as long as a kingdom also holds its campaign the group took credit for the attacks on saudi oil facilities last week and they've won that the saudi kingdom or suffer more attacks if the war continues. we reserve the right to respond if they fail to reciprocate positively to this initiative the continuation of this war we're not going to put any side on the contrary it could lead to dangerous developments which we do not wish to take blows we say this knowing that the ones who would suffer more are the enemy nations hundreds of protesters

demonstrations have become very rare in egypt following a crackdown on dissent under president abdel fattah el-sisi who took power in 2013 the latest protests were prompted by allegations of corruption against el-sisi and the military which the president has denied last night crowds gather in cairo's tahrir square chanting neve sisi police broke up the event with tear gas and made several arrests. ruth michaelson is a journalist covering the middle east from cairo and she joins me on the line what have you seen and heard about these protests. well we've seen video evidence of protests in downtown cairo in tahrir square particularly in the cities of alexandria and suez and also rural areas like that and yet there are some more and more how were these protests took the form of a small groups of people. chanting to the fall of the regime against president afterthought to l.t.e. which as you mentioned is extremely rare and in some cases even tearing down posters of sisi and defacing them and what are they angry about specifically. well these chants were against sisi personally they were demandi

protests have taken place in egypt for a 2nd day demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi security forces fired tear gas at protesters in the streets of so as also dozens of people were arrested after a much larger rallies on friday and police in hong kong on high alert as protesters are once again on the streets to vista filling up a shopping center in the shuttin district and also threatening to disrupt traffic around the international airports. that tunisia way intense fighting has a space around 70000 people the village of in a test you need to bury region has become a ghost town after people fled fighting between iso and the share armed forces is there is landlocked and is being threatened by several armed groups warning that the images in nora birdman is reports are disturbing. to very used to dream of finishing school now she just wants to walk again she lost the use of her legs after she stepped on a mine planted by isis fighters she can't leave her bed and her brother tries to keep her comfortable. but the situation hurts her so much and you wish to see he

security forces have sealed off cairo's tahrir square to prevent expected protests against president abdel fattah el-sisi several nearby subway stations have also been shut for alleged maintenance the closures come amid a harsh security clampdown following anti corruption demonstrations across egypt last weekend. hundreds of south african government employees have protested in pretoria against violence targeting women and children the rally followed a call from president cyril ramaphosa for all members of society to work together to prevent gender based violence. and german police have shut down an internet datacenter that supported illegal activities on the so-called dark net more than 200 servers were house in a former nato bunker in western germany investigators also arrested 7 people on suspicion of trafficking in weapons drugs and child pornography. now to a disturbing discovery in nigeria police in the northern city of could do not have rescued hundreds of boys and young men many of whom were shackled in chains some had been tortured and physically assaulted they're also said to have been a

security forces have sealed off cairo's tahrir square to prevent expected protests against president abdel fattah el-sisi the move is part of a harsh security clampdown following anticorruption demonstrations across egypt last weekend. the streets of cairo a full of police especially around the prominent tahrir square the site of major protests in the past access has been closed off and strict controls are in place. the state has moved quickly to quell any demonstrations assists secretly recorded video shows. returning from new york president sisi portrays himself as a man of the people rejecting criticism and scorning the media. with the image they portray is full of lies and slander to deceive people gyptian is all wise enough not to believe it. but last friday hundreds of people in cairo and other cities called the cc's resignation there were the 1st protests in years. security forces responded with tear gas and rubber bullets according to human rights organizations almost 2000 people have been arrested in the past week. internet videos from an exiled building contractor mohammed ali triggered

the protesters took to the streets of several egyptian cities on a friday calling for president abdel fattah el-sisi to step down and he government rallies have been rare in egypt since sisi came to power in 2013 overseeing a crackdown on his opponents the latest protests were prompted by allegations of corruption. to the u.s. state of nevada now and a disappointment for people hoping to get a glimpse of extraterrestrial life a student had posted an event on facebook inviting people to storm the state's secretive area 51 military base which is long rumored to house government secrets about u.f.o.'s and aliens well despite millions on facebook indicating they would join the raid the turnout didn't quite live up to the hype. heard. there was some revelers a few outlandish costumes but just not many earthlings and definitely no flying sources at the perimeter fence of this remote military base after an overwhelming response on social media only a 100 people showed up there were truly and fine it's worth off after that incredible although you wouldn't believe it on their feet. although believe a

demonstrations have become very rare in egypt following in fact down on dissent under president abdel fattah el-sisi who took power in 2030 the latest protests were prompted by allegations of corruption against chelsea z. and the military which the president has denied last night crowds gathered in cairo's tahrir square chanting the c.z. police broke up the event with tear gas made several arrests. with michael sam is a journalist covering the middle east from cairo and joins us now on the line rethinks for joining us what have you seen and heard about these protests. well we saw some evidence including video evidence of protests in downtown cairo in cairo as to her the square that you mentioned in the port cities of alexandria and suez and also rural areas like i'm yet to someone or hala that these protests took the form of small groups of people chanting for the fall of the regime and against president i've been fucka sisi as well and in some cases paring down pictures or posters is easy. and these were pretty small but quite significant protests given that demonstrations are centuries in

stories on al-jazeera protests have broken out across egypt with thousands demanding the president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months off to suffocating from tear gas to mile sheil has more. what we didn't expect was the scope and scale across the nation right so not just in cairo not just in the street even across several places maggies and so forth within cairo and alexandria egypt 2nd largest city sewers. afterward to the miata. which was the birthplace of the 6 movements which gave birth to the journey 25th revolution later on the u.s. has announced it's sending more troops to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to bolster defensive capabilities in the face of what it calls a rainy and aggression the deployment follows a drone a missile attack on key oil facilities in saudi arabia like canada has more. it was a hastily arranged news conference at the pentagon following a meeting of the national security council the secretary of defense announce the further deployment of u.s. forces to the middle east the intention he

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under president abdel fattah el—sisi, there has been a wide—ranging crackdown on protests.n bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show: i take to the sky here injapan to check out one of the country's latest world heritage sites. our global guru has tips on how to help fund your travels while you're away. and alex goes on board a unique tall ship that's been adapted so everyone can be part of the crew. they're so close! we start this week in osaka. a modern city totally rebuilt after the devastation of the second world war. but among the street crossings and skyscrapers, you can still find artefacts from its past. you mightjust not be able to spot them from the ground. made it to the top. it's a little bit of a view, it's not bad, a lot of trees here. not really that much to see. to get the best view of these historic wonders, you really have to take to the sky. taking off... let's go. dotted across the city, there are nearly 50 grassy hills, some of them built in a distinctive keyhole shape. the japanese call them kofun, burial mounds built over 1500 years ago

clampdown for a 2nd successive friday to call again for the president to step down they accuse abdel fattah el-sisi of corruption and destroying the economy rights groups are reporting the biggest round of mass arrests in sisi took over in 2013 after overthrowing the 1st democratically elected president mohammed morsy suffered a decade as more. they took a risk to come out to the streets in protest for a 2nd friday that's despite warnings from egyptian security forces that they would face a harsh response al-jazeera cannot independently verify these videos but they are said to be in kenya the city in upper egypt and also in l.a. what ike near the capital cairo other reports suggest a large security presence in central cairo with the streets virtually deserted the roads that you square which has been the heart of previous protests over the years blocked off. another narrative in what is just as much a media campaign state television showing pro-government protests in the capital president abdel fatah al sisi returned to cairo early on friday from the un general assembly in new york this welc

protests have taken place in egypt for a 2nd night demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi security forces fired tear gas at protesters in the streets of serious and gazer dozens of people were arrested after much larger rallies were held on friday and the protests have followed president easy to new york he's there for the u.n. general assembly and is due to meet president trump egyptian's rallied outside his hotel accusing him of war crimes. the leader of britain's main opposition labor party is facing internal fighting over breaks it jeremy corbin's due to address the party faithful at their annual conference after intervening to stop a measure. and to oust his deputy. the world's oldest travel company is fighting to stay in business lenders are threatening to pull out of a $1000000000.00 rescue do with thomas cook the british company needs to find a further 250000000 dollars to avoid collapse that threatens to leave tens of thousands stranded on holiday it could mean the loss of around 20000 jobs but those are the headlines let's go back to our jazeera world now

they've been more protests in egypt demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi dozens of people where rested after friday's much larger rallies which also denounce corruption oppression and poverty child reports i was mass protests may be a rare sight in cc's egypt crackdown on dissent is not. in suez and government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appear to be unarmed demonstrators egyptians 1st took to the streets on friday evening demanding that former army general turned president order for tough assisi resigns in cairo was the numbers weren't huge their voices were loud and clear i was in alexandria egypt 2nd city people angered by corruption poverty and oppression called for the same the people demand the fall of the regime in months rua giza and mahalla as well as several other cities what appears to be a nationwide movement has begun to form these protests come off the back of revelations by a former military contractor named mohamm

they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule. egypt has seen very few protests in the six years since president sisi took power in a coup. a woman who claims she was abused by britain's prince andrew as a teenager, has given her first television interview about the allegations. virginia roberts giuffre described the prince as "an abuser". buckingham palace emphatically denies the duke of york had any sexual contact with her. a number of conservative party members have been suspended, for posting or endorsing islamophobic material on social media. the action was taken following a bbc investigation. there have been repeated calls for the conservatives, to hold an independent inquiry, into allegations of islamophobia within the party. here's our political correspondent, alex forsyth. just three months ago, during the race to be tory leader, this happened... shall we have an external investigation into islamophobia in the conservative party? they agree. they certainly seemed to agree, including the man who is now party leader, but th

calls for egypt's president to resign rep protests break out across the country demanding abdel fattah el-sisi his removal. this is al jazeera life and also coming up the president has approved the deployment of u.s. forces the u.s. takes the 1st step to support saudi arabia in response to attacks on its oil facilities. yemen's who see rebels offer to end hostilities with saudi arabia but warn that riyadh will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war. we share one planet they get our only goal and why are we letting it go to a way out a call for global action millions of young people take the lead in the biggest ever climate protest. thousands of people are protesting across egypt calling on president. to resign several people have been arrested a protest in the capital cairo there was banned from reporting inside the country sisi has arrived in new york ahead of the u.n. general assembly but has yet to comment on the protests challah ballasts reports. from cairo to alexandria to men sora anger and resentment filled egypt's streets people protested against president abdul fat

they have been protests in egypt for a 2nd day on saturday demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi security forces fired tear gas of protesters in the streets of syria's rallies were also held in giza near colorado dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies . as protests rocked the country the egyptian president is in new york for the united nations general assembly sisi is also expected to meet u.s. president don't donald trump mike hanna has more from washington president trump invited to the sea to the white house shortly after he was made president he's met with him now on a fairly regular occasion he describes him as a strong leader who's done a fantastic job in egypt is what president trump says he also a strangely enough at a meeting of the g. 7 last month said at one stage where is my favorite dictator according to a number of people who were present at that particular meeting but he met the egyptian president at 7 summit and of course he's going to be meeting him again on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly next week so regardless of the human rights

trust such matters to someone else ari force at al-jazeera southern israel egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi says allegations of corruption against him and his army generals amount to defamation and egyptian businessman who was worked as a military contractor for 15 years has posted videos online accusing wasting millions of dollars of public money on palaces villas hotels they tell me has a story. that addressing a youth summit in the capital cairo president abdel fattah el-sisi did not directly address the accusations of corruption made against him and members of the egyptian army but he did say this. how much do you think a day of operations in sinai costs we don't talk about this then we see someone daring to come out and defame the army someone who wants to shock you panic you someone who dares to try to disparage the great value of our great army c.c. was alluding to allegations made by egyptian businessman mohammed. he worked as a military contractor for 15 year is alie has posted a series of videos on social media in which he says sisi and members of the armed forces wasted m

thousands of people are protesting across egypt they're calling on president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign there are reports that one person has died in the northern city of months sora several people have been arrested in the capital cairo has been banned from reporting inside egypt charlotte dallas has the latest. from cairo to alexandria to mend sora anger and resentment filled egypt streets people protested against president abdul fattah el-sisi calling for him to resign following corruption allegations and a reassigned they flooded into cairo's to his square before police. dispersed the crowd arresting some the square was made famous in 2011 during the egyptian revolution that toppled former president hosni mubarak the fact that it is a people have been able to actually enter to harry square is in itself an incredible achievement for the people in order to try to protest against sisi so it seems that there is this bubble that's growing this tension is growing and it seems that momentum is increasing and minute by minute egyptians are frustrated about corruption but it was a bus

2nd successive friday in egypt they join rallies calling for the president to resign they accuse abdel fattah el-sisi of corruption and destroying the economy. 1st pakistan's prime minister has used his speech at the un general assembly to attack india's crackdown in indian administered kashmir imran khan warned of a bloodbath in the disputed region last month india revokes the semi autonomous status of kashmiri territory under its control india's prime minister also addressed this summit but made no mention of kashmir jonah hall reports from the un and the north of the middle of the. un general assembly was drawing to a close in new york when suddenly it burst grimly back into life pakistan's prime minister imran khan decried india's decision to revoke self rule in majority muslim populated indian administered kashmir it was part of a policy he said of hindu nationalism and ethnic cleansing what is going to happen when the gov use lifted will be a bloodbath the people will come out then $100000.00 troops there they haven't come do ours not in the more diseases he's done this do for the prosp

stories this hour protests have broken out across egypt with thousands demanding the president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months or after suffocating from tear gas. the u.s. plans to send additional troops to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran for last week's attacks the rebels said they were behind it tehran has denied involvement. and who the rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi arabian territory so long as the kingdom also holds its fire but they warn that riyadh will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war. millions across the globe who have taken part in the biggest climate change protest on record young people took the lead demanding governments to do more to cut emissions the week long campaign aides to step up the. pressure leaders gathering in new york for the united nations general assembly is on the reports. the young people are fed up and took to the streets of new york to say it's time for adults i don't need to ac

after days of anti-government protests in egypt calling for president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign a counter-rally has been held in suez these are the latest pictures of demonstrations in the coastal city on sunday where sisi supporters gathered waving the egyptian flag separately thousands of people have been taking part in rare anti-government protests across the country since friday $360.00 people have reportedly been arrested egypt's media authority has warned journalists is monitoring coverage of the protests to ensure they abide by professional codes banned from reporting inside egypt. in the mountainous region of myanmar's most northern catchin state 8 years of displacement and conflict has left many civilians distressed and poverty stricken a fragile ceasefire underlies the ongoing instability there stress and depression has led some to turn to drugs or burden monthly reports along with china tens of thousands of people live in displacement camps. distressed and poverty stricken many find solace in the cheapest and most readily available drug heroin. know no one. has been o

under president abdel fattah el—sisi, there has been a wide—ranging crackdown on protests.n bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to microsoft's president, brad smith, on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. remember the time when the internet was trumpeted as the tech tool that would deliver us a golden age of knowledge, freedom and democracy? well, now we are in a darker, more cynical place. the digital revolution has generated fears about lost privacy, mass surveillance and systemic misinformation. have the corporate titans of tech failed us? well, my guest today is brad smith, president of microsoft. how do we ensure our astonishing technological advances are harnessed for good, not harm? brad smith, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, nice to be here. you have served an extraordinary amount of time at microsoft, the best part of three decades. you have seen the evolution of our attitudes towards information technology and the internet in particular. i have referred to the sort of great positivity, the optimism, in the early years. would you agree that these days, w