woman or sleeve will warm and hm. manner or to get on the 11th of november, 2011 out of the al jazeera media network expanded further. when it launched al jazeera balkans, it was the 1st tv channel to broadcasting for the language is spoken in the region with up, the new channel attracted immediate attention in a region still recovering from the walls in the former yugoslavia in the 1990s. now it's a leading regional broadcaster somewhat august. i did it in 2010. i was is either came with this very ingenious and cottages idea of stuffing it each no tv network in the balkans post conflict, eddie owl full of distrust her people. not really wanting to talk to each other and then you come with this common concept that was something very strange today, or get a more confused, most distributed channel in this part of the world, one of the most influential channel. so in this part of the world, in the region with its 5 offices, big, huge media player in new media and social media. one of the leading platforms here . and i wanted in many field of journalism in this past 10 years. ah, al jazeera balkans edit

but what does the future hold for al jazeera media network, and journalism, and how the media landscape changed? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program, i'm adrian finnegan. it was established 25 years ago to give a voice to the voiceless around the world. the al jazeera network has questioned leaders, angered politicians, and tackle topics often seen as to boot. but the path to become the 1st use channel in the arab world to tell the human story has come with many risks. dangers ranged from having to close its offices, bureau in high risk regions to them even be bond. at least 11 employees have been killed while reporting facts on the ground. many of its journalists, civils, have been detained and tortured, but the organization that began in 1996 as an arab language news channel has never stopped growing. the acting director general of al jazeera media network must officer, reflects now on its history and place among the world's media. the go to was to create a channel and media center. that would be more like the bbc. that was the model of that type. a media that is fr

as an arab language news channel has never stopped growing the acting director general of al jazeera media network, mustafah zerg, reflects now on its history and place among the world's media, the go to was to create a channel and media center. that would be more like the bbc. that was the model of that type. a media that is free, independent, brave. bring the truth to the people, to the people in the middle east. because at that time, media in the middle east was under the control of the government or over and in many ways it's still that way. and it used to be the spoke us person, the mouthpiece of the government. and people actually lost every faith in that kind of media. does either want to create want to create a content to present content, to it's audience that would bring faith the media. and that's what happen to bring knowledge to the people. true information. and with the hope that that would create a new media culture out 0, tomato shall take a look back now at the history of the media network. ah, at the time of its launch in 1996, all jazeera was seen by many is merely a drop in a me

at work. joining us here on the news, i must f a so the acting director general that the al jazeera media network, mr. must alpha. welcome to the news out. thank you. 25 years ago, when they sat down with a plane piece of paper with nothing on it, what was the mission brief? what, what was the go to? i think the go to was to create a channel and media center. that would be more like the bbc. that was the model of that type. a media that is free and dependent brave. bring the truth to the people, to the people in the middle east. because at that time, media in the middle east was under the control of the government or over and in many ways it's still that way. and it used to be the spoke us person, the mouthpiece of the government. and people actually lost every faith in that kind of media. does either want to create want to create a content to present content, to is audience that would bring faith the media. and that's what happen to bring knowledge to the people. true information. and with a hope that that would create a new media culture, a culture that believes in the freedom of the media in n

media network. reporter: at the time of its launch in 1996, al jazeera was seen as a drop in a media ocean, dominated by mostly western news channels and outlets. 25 years later, that has caused ripples the world over, forcing a tsunami of change around the globe. before our launch, the arab world enjoyed little if any media freedom. citizens from iraq and beyond were told what to think through state owned channels that focused on glorifying their leaders while ignoring the concerns of ordinary people. when the channel began broadcasting under the slogans of the opinion and the other opinion and the voice of the voiceless, it earned the respect and recognition of millions and the viewership rocketed. while most outlets were embedded with american and british forces during the occupation of iraq, al jazeera reported untold stories of the untold cost of the human war. as it had done before in afghanistan. this came at a heavy price. al jazeera journalists were injured, arrested and even killed. among them, they were killed by u.s. air strike from the capital of baghdad. in illegally occupied palestine,

course, many people outside of the middle east and north africa will have no idea that al jazeera is this huge media network with, with a whole range of, of different television and internet services. how important do you think the addition of the english landel channel, the english language channel and website was to the network and its impact globally? well, it was important for the channel, but it was more important for those of us who wanted news and information. i can remember in 2003 at the time of year rock war that of course, at that point it was primarily al jazeera arabic out there, english. i think it just started its website, which immediately came under attack. we didn't have algebra or english television at that point, but at least we heard of these reports coming out of the arabic world, even if we couldn't speak arabic. and we saw the images of our guitar mentioned, which brought out war to us, or be it through our outlets. you said, oh look what, what we've got come out to 0. and then i can recall in 2008 to very, very different stories that taught me why i'll just hear english were so impo

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al jazeera is celebrating today. it's 25th anniversary, november the 1st is jamal al shell, taking a look back at the history of the media network on the obstacles and dangers it is faced since its inception. ah, the time of its launch in 1996, our 0 was seen by many is merely a drop in a media ocean dominated by mostly western news channels and outlets 25 years later that drop has caused ripples the world over forcing assume army of change across the globe before al jazeera launch, the arab world enjoyed little if any media freedom, citizens from iraq to mauritania were told what to think and say, through state or channels that focused on glorifying their leaders. whilst ignoring the concerns of ordinary people. but when the channel began broadcasting under the slogans of the opinion and the other opinion and the voice of the voiceless, it's earned the respect and recognition of millions and it's viewership rocketed. while most media outlets were embedded with american and british forces during the occupation of iraq odyssey were reported, the otherwise untold story of the human cost of the war as it had done before. and i've g

al jazeera mohammed tell her how cool is the 1st journalist from an international media network to gain access to the region since the fighting began? national army medina. debra either model is that after g, i let it, we are now at the city of schieffer where your strategic city, but separates the regions of a far and i'm hora. it's also not far from the t gray region. it was the main stronghold of the t gray frontrunner, which controlled this strategic area. the manifestations of the fighting a very clear around. this was a major fighting for that. been a large number of killings and the large displacement movement. the situation is still a chaotic and difficult. everyone around us has been turned into an armed person. that could be militia members, a federal soldiers. still, most of the residents are civilians. this is the strategic shift for a city which was the center of the fighting between the fighter of the t great front and forces from afar supported by the federal government. mom about our call . jeff, for the other front says it won't be held hostage by the u. kanes domestic

language satellite use channel in 1996 is now a global multi media network, with outlets on air and online in multiple languages, al jazeera has also been an advocates of press. freedom will joining us now, right next to me. in fact, is our correspondence mohammed vow mohammed's, we're going to stay with the pictures here, of course, this. so in the sense, the father, amir who is addressing this event, which kind of goes to show the real significance that this has 25 years of al jazeera, is obviously a, something to celebrate. but the fact that al jazeera is here at all, is also of great significance, not just to the arab world, but the whole media establishment about sites her 25 years ago when al jazeera started. nobody thought nobody could guess what, how, how it's going to develop and how it's gonna effect the art world. and if an years later, or until the, the war in afghanistan, people were in doubt whether the project would continue in the country. government was talking about privatizing it and you know, given it the funds only for 5 years and then it, it should stand on its own feet. whoa. who have seen the, the u

language satellite use channel in 1996 is now a global multi media network, with outlets on air and online in multiple languages, al jazeera has also been an advocates of press. freedom will joining us now, right next to me. in fact is our correspondence mohammed.

network with several outlets. in many languages, al jazeera has been a fierce advocate of media freedom, and several of its journalists have been arrested and jailed because of their work . well, much more, everything we're covering right here, lots of comments and analysis that takes you behind the headlines and then at live streaming available there as well. al jazeera dot com. ah, a recap of the main story. is this our now more than a 120 wild leaders are in glasgow, scotland hearing about the urgent need to tackle the climate emergency delegates heard you. k prime minister boys johnson say the world was strapped to a doomsday device. un generals, i could drown toyota terrace.

al jazeera. i . c did with i, rochelle kerry, and i'm josh rushing and you're in the stream the i'll just hear a media network turns 25 years old this month. and today we're looking back at history marked by obstacles, threats, and attacks. and a reputation of fair journalism focused on the world's unheard stories. so you may be wonder why i'm here with rochelle today, right? my personal reaction without 0 started back in 2004 at central command doha, which was just a few miles away from al jazeera headquarters. but i was not a journalist that i was a u. s. marine. it was during the u. s. invasion of iraq in many ways out to 0 was just as much of the story as the war at that moment. and this clip from control room, documented some of that time we believe that iraq has weapons of mass trucks and they had the will to use them against us. when do you mean when, when, when did they use them against that they have the will to use them against the how when i mean, do you think so? how do you say so what have a bill? so they're not saying i mean so. um, so um with the u. s. workers must instruction. yes. well, that'

media analysis era. a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of and networks journalists on al jazeera lou, promising a technocratic government focused on democratic transition to dance reinstated. prime minister handoff speaks exclusively to edge zeta after a deal with the military. ah, a lot haven't speak of this is i just live from the house or coming up a fall right x congressman is leading as early results come in from chillies, presidential vote. he's facing a run off with a left wing activist. venezuela's opposition takes part and elections for the 1st time since 2017 as votes as virtues, governors and mass. ah, and one year to kick off call us stop counting down to the 1st woke up in the middle east. ah, how do we begin in sudan where an agreement has been signed to reinstate deposed leda dela handbook as prime minister, the military seized power. there nearly a month ago, the general abdel for the head board, hon agreed to the plan transition to civilian rule. but it's not clear how much power the new government will have. the largest opposition coalition is refusing to recogn

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media. what can you tell us about that? >> that's right. we know that the al jazeera bureau chief in sudan, the network is saying that police raided his househim into custody and al jazeera says they call on the authorities to release him immediately and allow its journalists operate unhindered, free to practice their profession without fear or intimidation. this is a new front in the actions that the military has taken. there's still members, like you mentioned of the civilian government of the power sharing agreement, the civilian members who have not been released since they were arrested on october 25. even the primary abdullah, though he's still in house custody, but he's not been able to give any public statements, he's not been seen in public since that coup back on october 25th. >> more troubling news from tha. >>> ecuador's president called an emergency cabinet meeting on saturday to address the lately eruption of deadly clashes in the nation's prisons. apparently gang violence killed dozens of inmates in one of ecuador's most overcrowded prisons. >> reporter: the government of ecuador has called a crisis cabinet after at least 68