the disappeared of syria but this time on al jazeera. egypt launches a military strikes against fighters it says are behind a friday's attack in sinai. and i'm jane darknesses al-jazeera live from doha was a coming up turkey says the u.s. president has agreed to stop supplying arms to kurdish why p.g. fighters in northern syria. argentina's president calls for an investigation into the disappearance of a submarine with forty four crew on board plus after years of court fights the u.s. tobacco industry is forced to pay for anti smoking advertisement. egypt launched a military campaign in sinai up to two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque on friday president of the fact that all sisi has promised to respond with what he calls brutal force a bomb was detonated in a mosque in that attack as then. fired on way ship as as they fled on a judge in reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other older mosque in bit aboud in egypt's northern sinai peninsula local sources say the attackers planted

al-jazeera. the time. egypt's president val's revenge in sign oil for a gunman attacks a crowded most killing two hundred thirty five people. i know that i'm for the steve already watching al jazeera live from london also coming up. of a segment of god promises to fix zimbabwe's crippled economy as he's sworn in as president. just be to me i'm through with me over. ground the u.n. says it's shocking and inexcusable police in papa new guinea clear the remaining refugees from an australian run prison camp. and south africa's supreme court more than doubles the murder sentence handed to the paralympian pistorius. we begin in egypt where the military has launched a campaign in sinai off to two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a most president of the hill sisi had promised to respond with the brutal force the bomb was detonated and these hackers then fired all mushed because as they fled he's talking bella bad is the worst ever in the sinai region reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during f

engaged to a plant just look at al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president the same habit a dictator on trial at this time on al-jazeera. egypt's military launches strikes against fighters it says i'll be.

engaged to a clip just to look at al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president the same habit a dictator on trial at this time on al-jazeera. egypt's military launches and strikes against fight as it says are behind friday's attack inside i. ended up in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up take you says the u.s. president has agreed to stop supplying arms to kurdish why p.g. fighters in northern syria argentina's president calls for an investigation into the disappearance of a submarine with forty four crew on board plus. i'm scott harbor in chin state just over one hundred twenty years ago an american baptist missionary planted the seeds of christianity here and like other religious minorities in this country they have faced persecution in this buddhist majority country their story coming up. egypt launched a miniature campaign in sinai of to two hundred thirty five people were killed. an attack on a mosque on friday president of the fact that al sisi has promised to respond with what he calls brutal force a bomb was detonated in the mosque and the attackers then fired on as they fled i'm a judge and reports. the bomb

al jazeera news has never been more available but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. egypt valve's fierce action after a bomb attack on a mosque in the sinai peninsula kills the least two hundred thirty five people. here this is al jazeera life and also coming up. we asked those who are of primaries in the past to reconsider that they were going to deport of course censored going is that. zimbabwe starr said its first president and thirty seven years and he is promising sweeping changes. argentina's president calls for an investigation into the disappearance of a navy submarine that's been missing for more than a week. and germany's president tries to break the political deadlock two months after the country's elections. egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque president has promised to respond with brutal force the attack at the mosque and a bad as the worst ever in the sinai region mohammed jim jim reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other old a mosque in

al-jazeera long beach california. much more about many of the stories we're covering by going to our web site the address al-jazeera dot com al-jazeera dot com. undermined our top stories on al-jazeera egypt's president is vowing revenge after two hundred thirty five people were killed in a hike on a mosque in all sinai region dozens more were injured it happened during friday prayers at a packed most. official safe ice's arrived in for off road vehicles bombed the most then shot at fleeing worshipers and ambulances egypt has declared three days of mourning and has launched a military campaign in response. this this tragic event act of terrorism will make us more robust more strong in our battle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated our resolve cannot be dented we will remain more united when this event the army will take revenge and they will restore order and security with an iron fist in the following day zimbabwe's first new president in three decades has been sworn in tens of thousands gathered in the capital harare to see amisom and god was inauguration he promised to create jobs reimburse farmers his lines were seized and stamp out corruption he also paid his respects to his pre

the top stories on al-jazeera egypt's state media say that at least two hundred thirty five people have been killed and dozens more injured in a gun attack on a mosque in the north sinai region egypt's military has carried out air strikes. president. pledged to revive zimbabwe's economy and stamp out corruption and london police are advising people. inside buildings. a security alert for the ground. argentina's president says he expects search teams to find his navy's missing submarine within days but he didn't specify whether the navy expect that the find survivors the second one went missing nine days ago off the coast of southern argentina with forty four crewmembers on board it can only remain submerged for seven days russia is sending a new search plane but hopes of any survivors are fading after the navy detected an explosion close to its last known position vanish rymer is at the naval base and mark the plot that would speak to him now. what do we make of mockeries statement he does seem a little optimistic perhaps. anybody really expects them to find at least one of life among t

al-jazeera. headlines on al-jazeera egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque bomb exploded and gunman fired on worshippers president has promised to respond with brutal force has had this this tragic event act of terrorism we make us more robust more strong of a battle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated i will result cannot be dented we will remain more united following the egyptian army will take revenge and they will restore order and security with an iron fist in the following days zimbabwe's new leaders emerson has been sworn in his promise to create jobs corruption and compensate white farmers whose land was during the rule of former president robert mugabe. as president expects to find his. way. in say whether the navy dissipates finding survivors the san juan disappeared days ago with forty four crew members on board. harmony's president is holding talks with party leaders to end a political deadlock on forming a new coalition government social democrats leader mark scholz has ruled out taking part in

al-jazeera. however i'm felicity ball in london with the top stories on al-jazeera egypt's state media says at leasttwo hundred thirty five people have been killed and dozens more injured in an attack on a mall sc in the north sinai region officials say fighters arrived in four afraid vehicles bombed them also then shot at fleeing worshippers and i'm going to says it is the worst ever attack in sinai egypt has it had three days of mourning and has launched a military campaign in response. has that had this this tragic event act of terrorism will make us more robust more strong in our battle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated i will result cannot be dented we will remain more united will win this event egyptian army will take revenge and they will restore order and security with an iron fist in the following day. zimbabwe's first new president in thirty seven years has been sworn in tens of thousands gathered in the capital harare to see emerson when an inauguration he paid his respects to his predecessor robert mugabe he resigned on tuesday after a military takeover when a promise to create

al-jazeera news has never been more available but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical. counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives at this time on al-jazeera. egypt valves fierce action after a bomb attack on a mosque in the so.

al-jazeera will bring you the news and current of bad that matter to. al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque a bomb exploded and gunmen fired on worshippers president adel fatah says he has promised to respond with brutal force zimbabwe's no later ever sentiment has been sworn in his promise to create jobs corruption and compensate white farmers whose land was seized during the rule of former president robert mugabe argentina's president might see a mockery and expects search teams to find his neighbors missing submarine within days but it is say whether the navy anticipates finding survivors san juan disappeared days ago with forty four per members on board. the u.s. says it will stop supplying weapons to kurdish fighters operating in northern syria the decision came after a phone call between us president onil truong and his turkish counterpart or to type it on the top administration has armed the group since may prior to the battle to retake the syrian stronghold of raka tur

al-jazeera. africa is going through seismic changes country stands out because it's considered so successful why is the. president of ghana nonna a. talk to all jews here. at this time. egypt's military no inches strikes against fighters it says are behind friday's attack inside. i'm jane dutton this is al jazeera live from gaza coming up turkey says the u.s. president has agreed to stop supplying arms to kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria me and mine bangladesh agreed to seek u.n. help for the repatriation of rango refugees plus. many innocent as you know good us ahead of sunday's general elections the government says it has reduced dramatically the number of violent deaths in one of the most dangerous countries and the world. egypt's launched a military campaign in sinai off to children thirty five people were killed in an attack on a man. on friday president of the hospital c.c.'s promise to respond with what he calls brutal force a bomb was detonated in the mosque in the attack as then fired on way ship as as they fled on a jet engine reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other old a mosque in bit aboud in egypt's northern sinai pen

al-jazeera. a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera egypt's state media say that at least two hundred people have been killed and dozens more. done and bomb attack on a mosque in the north sinai president says egypt's military. president. pledged to revive. and stamp out corruption. the u.n. says the saudi led coalition is still blocking them from taking aid into yemen despite allowing humanitarian workers to return. the argentine navy is stepping up the search for its missing submarine despite the thing an explosion close to its last known position the sun one went missing nine days ago off the coast of southern argentina with forty four crewmembers on board it can only remain submerged for seven days russia is sending a new search plane and the navy isn't giving up hope despite criticism from the sailors families. at the naval base in light of the plot and speak to him now so first of all just tell us a little bit about the criticism from the families and any news that we are due to get on the submarine. the families were here in this naval base in the home base of the missing submarine. m

you're with al-jazeera let's take you through the stories egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque a bomb exploded and gunmen fired on worshippers president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to respond with brutal force. has been sworn in promising to create jobs stamp out corruption and compensate white farmers whose land was seized during the rule of the former president robert mugabe. and argentina's president maybe it's your mockery expects search teams to find his neighbors missing submarine within days but he didn't say whether the navy anticipates finding survivors a son one disappeared days ago with forty four crewmembers on. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has apologised to people from the indigenous communities who were forcibly separated from their families around twenty thousand children were taken from their homes between the one nine hundred sixty s. and one nine hundred eighty s. and placed in ada foster care or with non-indigenous families many were sorely neglected not properly f

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al-jazeera. i'm come out santamaria these are your headlines now on al-jazeera egypt has launched a military campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque a bomb exploded and gunman fired on worshippers president of the father of sisi has now promised to respond with quote brute force. this this tragic event act of terrorism will make us more robust more strong in our battle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated i will result cannot be dented we will remain more united will win this event the egyptian army will take revenge and they will restore order and security with an iron fist in the following days. in other news in barbara's new leader emerson man and god has been sworn in promising to create jobs to stamp out corruption and compensate white farmers as well whose land was seized during the rule of former president robert mugabe argentina's president says he expects search teams to find his navy's missing submarine within days but he didn't say whether the navy expected to find survivors the san juan went missing nine days ago off the coast of s

for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on and on line. with the a. reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera egypt's state media say at least two hundred thirty five people have been killed in the dozens more injured in the deadliest ever attack in the north sinai region president says egypt's military will respond with an iron fist the u.s. is calling on the saudi led coalition to ease the blockade on yemen amid warnings fuel will run out by the end of the room and zimbabwe's first new president in thirty seven years has been sworn in emerson and on what pledge to revive zimbabwe's economy and stamp out corruption. while the rubber was once the breadbasket of africa but years of failed economic policies and food shortages of shattered its economy controversial land reforms at the turn of the millennium calls hyper inflation reaching two hundred thirty one million percent in july two thousand and eight a year later zimbabwe was forced to kill off its currency people now use u.s. dollar or south african rand but a cash shortage is strangling the economy cutting at the half its size compared to sevent

welcome back to at the top stories here on al-jazeera egypt's military has launched a campaign after two hundred and thirty five people were killed in an attack. president. has promised to respond with brutal force. zimbabwe's the president is pledging to revive the country's economy and stop corruption. in front of tens of thousands of people in harare. the u.s. has condemned the fall of the remaining three hundred twenty eight refugees from a prison camp by. a man accused of planning the two thousand and eight mumbai which killed one hundred sixty six people a spoken publicly for the first time since his release from house arrest. after a pakistani course rejected the government's plea to extend his detention by three months he's been under house arrest in lahore since january on friday headrest the congregation at morning press pakistan's former prime minister a traitor to seek peace with india. the allegations of never been proven and that's why the court ordered my release despite the fact that pakistan's interior foreign and finance ministers tried their best to put me behind b

al-jazeera. egypt's president and the fact that i.c.c.says he is giving army and police forces three months to end all attacks in the sinai peninsula. deadline comes almost a week after the killing of at least three hundred five people who had gathered at a mosque for friday prayers it was the deadliest attack in egypt's modern history military has already started bombing targets as part of cc's pledge to punish the attackers. now the world health organization says malaria infections are increasing around the world it is asking for more money to fight the mosquito borne disease w h o's just put out a report which estimates four hundred forty five thousand people died of malaria last year eighty percent of those were in sub-saharan africa and india twenty sixteen sore about two hundred sixteen million cases of malaria nigeria the worst hit country followed by the democratic republic of congo and the number of infections last year was a million higher than twenty fifteen although that's a lot lower than it was five years ago james to bend i

post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. with. egypt against three days of mourning after a bomb attack on a mosque in the.

of the balkans wars to prosecute europe's worst atrocities since world war two bernard smith al-jazeera egypt's president is giving the army and police three months to restore security in the sinai peninsula saying they're allowed to use brute force against fighters. cc's deadline comes five days after at least three hundred five people were killed as a mosque during friday prayers it was the deadliest attack in egypt's modern history military immediately started bombing targets. iran's president is accusing saudi arabia of targeting his country to shift focus from its own involvement in regional conflicts tension has been growing between the rivals in sanctions on iran which eased under the nuclear deal has on rouhani says his country will act with professionalism when dealing with the kingdom. saudi arabia is seeking to solve two fundamental problems that's why they try to characterize iran as an enemy saudi arabia failed in qatar and failed in iraq and in syria and finally failed in lebanon they failed in all these regions and want to cover the failure by putting iran is an enemy secondly in

al-jazeera. it with al-jazeera and preach it over here in doha your headline so far today egypt's state media is now reporting at least one hundred and eighty four people have been killed and dozens more were injured after fighters talk to the mosque in egypt's north sinai it happened during friday prayers and local sources say the attackers planted explosives and then opened fire on the worshippers while the sermon was underway. emerson has just become zimbabwe's new president he was sworn in in front of thousands of cheering supporters who filled the national sports stadium to witness this historic event he replaces robert mugabe ruled the country for thirty seven years he's promised to advance the country and the lives of zimbabwe so. let's get more on that for you joining us live now is tina berry he's a lawyer and a human rights advocate he's also formally the president of the law society of zimbabwe tina barre chords along inauguration speech from the new president for you what was the most significant moment in their. aren't being more. hard when we went into the. beach here because readi

i'm sami's a down here in doha where they look at the headlines on al-jazeera now egypt's launched a military campaign in sinai after three hundred five people were killed in an attack on a mosque present at the fact that is promising to respond with brutal force the attack on the mosque and the worst ever in the sinai region. egypt's crackdown on suspected fighters after friday's devastating attack has started. the air force also targeted vehicles and locations is suspected of storing ammunition linked to those who attacked the mosque killing hundreds of people. present abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to use brutal force has had this this tragic event this act of terrorism will make us more robust more strong in our battle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated i will resolve cannot be dented we will remain more united following this event the egyptian army will take revenge and they will restore order and security with an iron fist in the following days. there were scenes of chaos after the attack witnesses describe how between ten and twenty mosques attackers by military uni

cede powers in gaza to the palestinian authority in a deal mediated by egypt that's another look at the headlines back now to al-jazeera world. was both the name of a band leader in mid nineteenth century egypt and of his band which became so popular it gave birth to an entire johndroe of street music. music was played at family events weddings and parties as well as national celebrations it became really popular at all levels of egyptian society. following mohammed had. several bands developed imitating the brass and percussion style. one is still run by is it for you me who once played in one of the incarnations of the original as a beloved and. new groups have sprung up trying to keep the break tradition alive but giving it a modern spin by adding new rhythms and instruments. six piece band still plays in the old traditional style and still manages to get gigs at family events today. one of the. most. part helen at. the felt and the. that. i like the idea there's a moment if and. again i wouldn't join in. oh no. i'm the mother i get that i did what. i got you did. they are you good credit real well what are you. a v

al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president the same have a great dictator on trial but this time on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories egypt's launched a military campaign in the sinai after three hundred five people were killed in an attack on a mosque on friday president says his promise to respond with what he calls a brutal force. protests are spreading in pakistan after security forces launched an operation to clear a protest camp in the capital islamabad ride police moved in and threw tear gas canisters at the demonstrators or supporters of a religious political party. and bob his former finance minister is in court accused of corruption just a day after a new president was sworn in ignatius' chambre was detained by the military during the takeover that forced president robert mugabe from office. bangladesh agreed to ask for you in assistance and the repatriation of hundreds of thousands of rango rights groups have insisted on outside monitors to safeguard the return of the rehang to me and but the un has expressed concern about the process repatriation is due to start in two months more than six hundred. afraid to ban

al-jazeera media network is celebrating its twenty first anniversary on wednesday while remaining in the crosshairs of the gulf diplomatic crisis the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt led by saudi arabia accuse cast of supporting terrorism charges that doha strongly denies among a long list of demands the group wants al jazeera shut down reports. that. since its first broadcast in one thousand nine hundred six al-jazeera has attracted millions of viewers around the world. it's reports and breaking news keeping the public informed but it hasn't always been easy the network has come under attack throughout the past two decades its offices in kabul baghdad and gaza have been bombed its journalists have been killed and others imprisoned two thousand and seventeen has been no different in egypt mahmoud has seen remains in jail more than three hundred days after his arrest simply for being a journalist and with no international law to properly protect journalists or punish those who target them it seems repressive governments have become emboldened in their attempts to suppress press freedom in june egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates and behind laid siege to qat

journalists were imprisoned and today fifty five journalists remain missing al-jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was detained in egypt when he arrived in cairo on a personal visit to see family he's been held for over three hundred thirty days for what the government has called spreading false news al-jazeera categorically denies the charges against him and demands his immediate release egypt is one of the saddest stories in the world right now because before the uprising in two thousand and eleven there were no journalists in jail and maybe there was one you know from here to here we're not journalists murder now it is the third leading killer of journalists on an evening when people who care deeply about press freedom spoke out to say the time has come to recognize journalism is not a crime gabriel is on. new york a rare painting byron. not adventure has become the most expensive piece of out ever sold at auction and the portrait of jesus christ went for four times its estimated value some experts believe the high selling price is the result of savvy marketing and one has been a masterpiece but not of christ the sa

al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was detained in egypt when he arrived in cairo on a personal visit to see family he's been held for over three hundred thirty days for what the government has called spreading false news al-jazeera categorically denies the charges against him and demands his immediate release egypt is one of the saddest stories in the world right now because before the uprising in two thousand and eleven there were no journalists in jail and maybe there was one you know from here to here we're not journalists murdered now it is the third leading killer of journalists on any evening when people who care deeply about press freedom spoke out to say the time has come to recognize journalism is not a crime gabriel is on. new york sports news now because peru have clinched the final spot for next year's football world cup they've beaten new zealand two nil in lima to become the thirty second qualifier meanwhile it's a nice football coach has paid the price for his team's failure to secure a spot in russia jumping out of ventura was fired just days after italy's playoff los

al-jazeera. after a bust of asteroids egypt blames eisold for the mosque bombing in sinai which killed more than three hundred people. i'm sad to say than this is al jazeera live from the hall so coming up. the pictures pakistan's government doesn't want the people to say private television channels ordered off the air as hundreds of riot police moving on protesters. we go on the ground to check out the secret serial hospital built to survive and raids plus. in modern bangladesh agreed to seek u.n. help for the repack creation of rango refugees. egyptian prosecutors. twenty to thirty gunman carrying ice or flags were behind the attack on a mosque which left three hundred five people dead the military has launched a campaign in the sinai region after president argued for that has sisi promised to respond with brutal force the attack in be reliable on friday is the worst ever in the sinai how the hawks star reports. egyptian military has released this footage which it says shows its warplanes hitting targets in the sinai it's part of its crackdown on suspected fighters after friday's devastating at

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al-jazeera al-jazeera world continues that. was both the name of a band leader in mid nineteenth century egypt and of his band which became so popular it gave birth to an entire john row of street music. music was played at family events weddings and parties as well as national celebrations it became really popular at all levels of egyptian society. following mohammed has. several bands developed imitating the brass and percussion style. one is still run by is it for you me who once played in one of the incarnations of the original as a beloved and. new groups have sprung up trying to keep the break tradition alive but giving it a modern spin by adding new rhythms and instruments. six piece band still plays in the old traditional style and still manages to get gigs at family events today. oh my. god the minute. and the next bit will. that. i like the idea there's a moment if and. when i wouldn't join in. but i wonder when i have been there. on the moon i get that i did what they are now yeah i got you didn't know when i'd begun well read they are you good at credit riya well i would be here. if it and if your music why i might add t

those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera websites of how sort of. someone was a style of brass band music in egypt dating back more than one hundred fifty years . it uses brass and percussion and started as military music in the one nine hundred centuries but developed into an entire john wood that was extremely popular until the one nine hundred sixty s. . it was started by mohammed has somebody who played the clarinet in a royal military band at the time a best friend in the diva of egypt while it was under manure in the nineteenth century. has launched his own band in one thousand nine hundred fifty and muhammad ali street in cairo which became famous for its artists and its musicians. has a band played for rich and poor alike and at weddings and funerals. the band featured in egyptian movies some of them classics. other musicians imitated the has. and the bands played a family and national festivities. those days are over but the has has retained a place in the hearts of egyptians today many of whom still think of it as the people's music. and. whatever and. atlantic. county i may have been re

al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a than this is the news hour live from coming up in the next sixty minutes egypt's military uses add power to hit back after the attack on a mosque in sinai kills over two hundred people. the pictures pakistan's government doesn't want the people to say private television channels on and off the air as hundreds of riot police move in on protesters. we go underground to check out a secret syrian hospital built to survive air raids plus. comedy in a fantasy us ahead of sunday's general elections the government says it has we do dramatically the number of violent deaths in one of the most dangerous countries in the world. agents has launched a military campaign in sinai. the two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mask on friday president has sisi has promised to respond with what he calls brutal force a bomb was detonated in the mosque and the attackers then fired on worshippers as they fled the attack on the mosque and be alive it is the worst ever in the sinai region. bob ayers is a retired intelligence officer and independent security analyst he joins u

al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was detained in egypt when he arrived in cairo on a personal visit to see family he's been held for over three hundred thirty days for what the government has called spreading false news al-jazeera categorically denies the charges against him and demands his immediate release egypt is one of the saddest stories in the world right now because before the uprising in two thousand and eleven there were no journalists in jail and maybe there was one you know from here to here we're not journalists murder now it is the third leading killer of journalists on any evening when people who care deeply about press freedom spoke out to say the time has come to recognize journalism is not a crime gabriel is on. new york. the conference is taking place in argentina child labor and it's aiming to end the practice worldwide by twenty twenty five but it is still a major issue in the host nation mr is about. making bricks is no easy task for. he's worked in this factory for months he says he seventeen years old. it's very difficult to know how much weight i'm carrying

al-jazeera. hello from doha everyone i'm come all santamaria this is the news out from al-jazeera at least two hundred thirty five people are dead after a bomb attack on a mosque in egypt's sinai peninsula. we ask those who have families in the past to reconsider. the political sense if you can is that that is inauguration zimbabwe's new president reaches out to the world. in argentina a submarine is still missing and hopes for a happy ending are quickly fading. and germany's president tries to break the political deadlock two months now after the country's elections. so at least two hundred thirty five people have been killed in what is being called the deadliest attack in egypt's history gunman bombed and then opened fire at a mosque in the north sinai town of. the latest in a string of attacks by armed groups now egypt is launching a military campaign in sinai president of the declared three days of mourning but he's also pledged to respond with brutal force and egypt is securing its borders remember there is the planned reopening of the rafah crossing with gaza that is now delayed until further notice the full story now with mohammed jim jim. the bomb and gun attack

al-jazeera berlin. al jazeera continues to demand the release of hussein has been in egypt in prison for eleven months now the same the qs don't broadcasting false news to spread chaos but cheney and al-jazeera strongly deny hussein has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail he was arrested on the twentieth of december while visiting family. usa call searching for a missing time submarine has spotted wide flares over the southern atlantic but the argentine navy says it's unlikely to be from the vessel forty four crew members on board the air a san juan which went missing last week more than a dozen international vessels have joined the search rough seas and strong winds have made rescue efforts difficult but conditions are expected to improve over the coming days daniel has more from one aside it is. with each day that the hopes of sides and the increase is the search and rescue operation is now into its seventh day with the backing of several countries in the region the united states with the latest technology on the water rescue vessels and planes searching a vast area of the south atlantic one o

al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was detained in egypt when he arrived in cairo on a personal visit to see family he's been held for over three hundred thirty days for what the government has called spreading false news al-jazeera categorically denies the charges against him and demands his immediate release egypt is one of the saddest stories in the world right now because before the uprising in two thousand and eleven there were no journalists in jail and maybe there was one you know from here to here we're no journalists murdered now it is the third leading killer of journalists on any evening when people who care deeply about press freedom spoke out to say the time has come to recognize journalism is not a crime gabriel is on the. new york. and in just a few hours hundreds of people are expected to march. in a silent march this is in malta for the slain journalist definitely. today marks a month since she was killed in a car bombing in her house investigative journalist had accused senior figures in the maltese government of corruption and involvement in international money laun

al-jazeera the star now al-jazeera media network is celebrating its twenty first anniversary on wednesday while remaining in the crosshairs of the gulf diplomatic crisis the u.a.e. back rein and egypt led by saudi arabia accuse qatar of supporting terrorism charges doha strongly denies in a long list of demands they want al-jazeera to be shut down to marseille reports. since its first broadcast in one thousand nine hundred six al-jazeera has attracted millions of viewers around the world. it's reports and breaking news keeping the public informed but it hasn't always been easy the network has come under attack throughout the past two decades its offices in kabul baghdad and gaza have been bombed its journalists have been killed and others imprisoned two thousand and seventeen has been no different in egypt mahmoud has seen remains in jail more than three hundred days after his arrest simply for being a journalist and with no international law to properly protect journalists or punish those who target them it seems repressive governments have become emboldened in their attempts to suppress press freedom in june egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates and behind laid siege to qat

al-jazeera. logan peter davi in doha with your top stories from al-jazeera an update now on breaking news out of egypt the state news agency says at least fifty four people have been killed and another seventy five were injured when a bomb went off in a mosque in north sinai local sources say attackers targeted the mosque first with a bomb and then they opened fire the attack took place during prayers in the mosque in. egypt's security forces are battling an insurgency in the remote sinai region more on that for you as soon as we can for the first time in more than three decades zimbabwe has a new president i. ever saw i. would sometimes go. and listen man and god what was sworn in in front of thousands of cheering supporters the place is robert mugabe ruled the country for thirty seven years after he was sworn in paid tribute to mr mugabe and promised to stamp out corruption to save the economy. yes we. are going to govern our economy we must. raise we have yes. we disagree with you have got it that i was asked. oh laura must draw the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen has given the u.n. permissio

al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was detained in egypt when he arrived in cairo on a personal visit to see family he's been held for over three hundred thirty days for what the government has called spreading false news how does it i categorically denies the charges against him and demands his immediate release egypt is one of the saddest stories in the world right now because before the uprising in two thousand and eleven there were no journalists in jail at maybe there was one you know from here to there were no journalists murder now it is the third leading killer of journalists on an evening when people who care deeply about press freedom spoke out to say the time has come to recognize journalism is not a crime gabriel is on. new york. russia has extended a lifeline to venezuela to help it get out of debt under a restructuring deal that will pay moscow some three billion dollars over the next ten years it's the result of talks with creditors from nine nations in the capital caracas on monday two of the world's major credit agencies downgraded venice venezuela's rating outright f

the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com first up egypt's military. has launched a military campaign in sinai after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque on friday president. says that egypt will track down those responsible and bring them to justice more than a dozen mosque men are believed to have carried out the attack it is the worst ever in the sinai region sisi is also ordered the ilm forces to build a memorial to those killed at the mosque and a hoax the as the very latest. egyptian military has released this footage which it says shows its warplanes hitting targets in the sinai it's part of its crackdown on suspected fighters after friday's devastating attack these targets the minute she says a believed to be housing or story and ammunition linked to those who attacked the mosque has president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to use brutal force and an iron fist against those responsible for what he called a heinous act of terrorism he also declared three days of national mourning this is the worst atta

egypt on monday. again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour pakistan's government has asked the military to help restore order after protests are shut down roads in several cities but for now at least the army seems hesitant to get involved the protesters and supporters of a religious political group they're angry over the wording of a parliamentary failed the polls have opened in a pos northern mountain district says voters take part in the first state and federal elections under a new constitution sunday mocks the first phase of the votes the second phase will happen in ten days and zimbabwe's former finance minister has told the court he was abducted by masked men ignatius johnboy is facing charges of corruption he was in detained by the military when he took power almost two weeks ago rights groups are concerned over the military's influence on the judiciary. kenya's military says it's pushed fighters out of a forest along the border with somalia the armed group has used the area as a hideout people who've been displaced by the fighting are scared to go back home though

sixteen thousand palestinians in gaza are on the waiting list to cross into egypt those were the headlines talk to al-jazeera is next here on al-jazeera. on counting the cost venezuela and the folks as the oil rich country fails to pay if that will look at what a messy financial on raveling could mean for starving people lebanon's economy is getting squeezed crosswise zimbabweans are buying big corn counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. you will. see. we live in an age of rapid technological advances where also efficient intelligence is a reality not a science fiction fantasy every day we rely on algorithms to communicate to all banking book a holiday even introduce us to potential partners driverless cars and robots may be the headline make his but they are being used for everything from diagnosing illnesses to helping police predicts crime hotspots algorithms also make important decisions affecting all lives all be eligible for a credit card which applicant should get the job. critics say the more our personal data is gathered the grace of a threat to our privacy as machines become more advanced ho

al-jazeera at the state department. lebanese prime minister saad hariri has scheduled to visit egypt on tuesday where he will meet with president al fatah el-sisi he's been in paris since saturday where he met french president mandela mccraw who's played a key role in mediating who released the sudden resignation he resigned on november fourth on a trip to saudi arabia but lebanon's president has not accepted it with speculation here he was acting under duress review he has promised to return to lebanon by wednesday for independence day celebrations will move al-jazeera continues to demand the release of a charmless mahmoud hussein who's been in egyptian prison for eleven months now he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny hussein has repeatedly complained of mistreatment and jail he was arrested on december twentieth while visiting his family. yes regulators have approved a trance canada company's plan to route the keystone x.l. pipeline through the state of nebraska the decision comes to spite a recent major oil spill from the company's existing pipeline john hendren report

put him in power are now the ones who want to go on how to monetize al-jazeera how to now the rougher border crossing from into egypt has been reopened it's been completely sealed since august now it's meant to open indefinitely later as part of a palestinian reconciliation reconciliation deal that was brokered by egypt let's cross live to ramallah in the occupied west bank malcolm where is our correspondent there what will this opening albeit temporarily of the rafa crossing mean for the people of gaza living a great deal for the people of gaza are in this is a crossing that is the main way in and out of the gaza strip and it's been closed for most of the time for the last ten years ever since israel and egypt formed the blockade on the gaza strip and is actually due to be open permanently any day now following a reconciliation process between palestine's two main political parties and run mass transit platter and hamas hamas is controlled the west bank for many years and fatah representing so far to the represent of the west bank for many years and hamas who's controlled the gaza strip they've recently been brough

sixteen thousand palestinians in gaza are on the waiting list to cross into egypt those were the headlines talk to al-jazeera is next here on alt. on counting the cost of venezuela in default as the oil rich country fails to pay if that will look at what a messy financial unraveling could mean for the starving people lebanon's economy is getting squeezed plus why zimbabweans ob gyn bitcoin counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. you can. see. we live in an age of rapid technological advances.

al-jazeera is demanding the release of a journalist mark one hussein has been in egypt in prison for leven months hussein's accuser broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny he has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail he was arrested on the twentieth of december visiting family. now. dutch shell is denying the latest allegations of complicity in a military government campaign of murder rape and torture and southern nigeria and the ninety nine takings and the international says shell played a role in crimes against protesters in the west reports from under. the homeland of the only people who saw how the nigeria is calm now but the old rich delta has a history of murder rape arson and all pollution and rust against foreign energy companies in the early one nine hundred ninety s. gave rise to activism. the resistance campaign led by the playwright can start a we were provoked a crackdown by nigeria's former military government amnesty international says evidence points to complicity by the giant energy company royal dutch shell. horrific crim