though that was in common in sudan recently and in algeria . transition looming and of course that was also true in tunisia. it was also true in egypt. you had the old leader with a transition looming and you got a transition generated in part by the way the army and the security forces reacted to big uprisings. in syria, theyoung leader, no transition looming. boom, no successful arab spring transition. same in morocco, same in jordan . so i think in countries where there's this transitional issue , that's a possibility still but the thing is both sides have seen the movement so the people who go to the streets and call for change, they see the movie and they know they have to be careful but the military and security services also have seen the movie and they know what they can do is they can authorize a certain amount of transition. they can offer a certain amount of compromise and be ready when they come back and they reassert their power like they did in egypt so it's both inspiring to me that people are still willing to do this even after

and lebanon and those forces. >> so to take algeria which is in a very complicated place right now on its own and then the afterwards of the book i was writing the conclusion but of course that does not look like a transition in the foreseeable future but imagine a scenario with greater power sharing. and with that yet in 1990 and that was the coming-out party. it turns out people will vote for us. >> but in 1990 and 1991. and perhaps that the level of 91. and that's what you see everywhere. >> so to ask your question and then what you think about and to say in the book the two biggest m politics the last quarter-century the last three quarters the nationalism and they both have really changed and on the one hand that explains all the different countries that were very different for the movement for freedom and adopted the slogan to engage together and nearly every arab country so there is more than i could imagine but that internal national level that looks infinitely weaker to my mind that has a very example so in egypt with that religious nomination and political ambitions that the

last week it was in algeria on saturday and i was in talks with the u.s. just a couple of weeks ago cortically on this idea of trying to arrange some sort of talks the turkey sent a high level delegation to tripoli to speed up the establishment of its military bases giving an indication that turkey believes that time is limited to pursue this military operation i think you just doesn't want to get him to saying that if you force me i will get involved egypt once everybody to go to the negotiation table egypt was not necessarily wholly in favor of the tripoli offensive but they do back half that they do back i get assad if they do back the eastern bloc egypt believes that given its economic crisis given the various regional issues if the libyan war cannot continue if it is going to threaten the domestic stability of egypt egypt is essentially saying to jeanne a look you proved yourself you ousted half the turkey came in to bail you out come on the message has been received let's sit down and let's talk about this the g. and a are saying listen we're on top

phases on saturday after hosting the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president. has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis that turkey are calling for a cease fire and insist the have to forces must retreat from syria but the language from have to remain supporter egypt so just that you may not go without a fight trainer al jazeera misrata. mali is being urged to rerun some contested local elections as soon as possible as anti-government protests again may gain momentum in the capital bamako regional bloc echo us is encouraging mali to form a government of national unity as calls growing for president. to step down march's local elections were poorly attended partly due to fears of attacks by groups rife in the region the poll was also marred by allegations of vote buying and intimidation. a high profile politician in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to 20 years in prison with hard labor for corruption. was found guilty of investing more than $50000000.00 from a public housing fund the hom

phases on saturday after hosting i get the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president abdul majeed to bony has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis in the g.n.a.t. turkey are calling for a cease fire and insist the have to forces must retreat from sirte but the language from have to as main supporter egypt suggests that you may not go without a fight now traina al jazeera misrata. still ahead on al-jazeera a survival of the fittest activists here on the most and one of ages. been forgotten during the pandemic. because of protests hundreds of businesses and been boarded up artists are using that as an opportunity i'm give roles on doing new york that story coming up. hello there yet more heavy rain across central and eastern areas of china you can see this long line of clouds this is all tied to the seasonal rather stubborn front that we see this time of year and that is where of course the heavy rain will be in a state of most of it to the east of japan had a few showers want to thunderstorms i could se

egypt appears to be intensifying its rhetoric on libya other regional actors are calling for calm algeria hosted the genie's phases on saturday after hosting i give us the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president. has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis that turkey are calling for a cease fire and insist the have to forces must retreat from search but the language from have to the main supporter egypt suggests that you may not go without a fight now traina al jazeera. misrata. a roadside bomb blast has killed at least 9 pro-government fighters in syria and they were on a bus in the southwestern province of. the casualties were former rebels who have surrendered to fight alongside government troops no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. so the head on al jazeera we look at how war of famine and now the coronavirus pandemic has led to rising tensions between yemenis and the refugees living in the end of coronavirus down can't come soon enough for zoo animals in the philippines. europe has an

egypt appears to be intensifying its rhetoric on libya other regional actors are calling for calm algeria hosted the genie's phases on saturday after hosting i give us the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president. has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis in the g.n.a.t. turkey are calling for a ceasefire and insist the have to forces must retreat from sirte but the language from have to as main supporter egypt suggests that you may not go without a fight now traina al jazeera. misrata. a separatist group fighting for control of the many island of so-called tri says it's taken over most of the government run military camps in what one source says amounts to a coup a silent transitional council which is supported by the u.a.e. is fighting to take control of the island from the saudi banks here many government the s.t.c. also arrested military staff opposed to its presence on the island. still ahead on al-jazeera building on protected wetlands in zimbabwe hot property developers have made a worsening the dr

funnily enough as have higher temperatures and yesterday was the hottest place in the world central algeria to the low forty's now has come down little bit and the north coast being breezy isn't particularly hot about such degrees. to the time he is a watch of a big shot civility in the highlands then running as a big mass through west africa nothing much forming this is early next couple of days they have big shows big ones in west africa but the time being taking a backseat. to. frank assessments tourism but income stream is dead in the water what's been the result is he pushing a lot more significantly and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. have amnesty and let's remind you about top stories this hour a u.s. court has. rejected president transmit to block the release

on saturday after hosting i give us all of the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria as president of the boni has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis the g.n.a.t. turkey are calling for a cease fire and insist the hottest forces must retreat from syria but the language from have to as main supporter egypt suggests that you may not go without a fight now trainer al jazeera misrata. let's return to tell so-called home of our president on the top is talking about the black lives motto movements. are democrat you know that every one of them every want. and i have an offer out i said anytime you want we'll come in we'll straighten it out in one hour or less. was no i may be wrong have what is probably better for us to just watch that disaster was i flew in with some of our great congressmen who were going to introduce in a 2nd and i said john. congressman what do you think i can straighten it out fast you would just go in no sir let it simmer for a little while let people see what radical left democrats will do to o

egypt appears to be intensifying its rhetoric on libya other regional actors are calling for calm algeria hosted the g.n.a.s. phases the ruds on saturday after hosting i give us all of the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president. has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis. libya's internationally recognized government thus the g.n.a.s. denounced all sis's remarks on saturday saying that this constitutes a threat to their national sovereignty and that is a threat to their secure their national security now i spoke to commanders here on the ground and they say that they are adamant about entering sirte they say that they want to liberate all of libya from have to control they also say that their agreement with church is a legitimate one the g. and a and cherokee signed the military and maritime agreement in november this has helped the d.n.a. in capturing western western libya retaking western libya from have 2 forces and they want to continue on now to sirte and they say after that towards the eastern oil

and the head of libya's internationally recognized government has been visiting algeria for talks with the president. met president that delma geed tbone who's been trying to mediate the conflict in libya a week ago algeria as leader met sally the parliamentary speaker of libya's rival government based in took a high profile politician in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to 20 years in prison with hard labor for corruption vit outcome and it was found guilty of embezzling more than $50000000.00 from a public housing fund mohamed that though has more now from nairobi. was once seen as a potential candidate for president of the democratic republic of congo but the high court has now convicted him of corruption and disqualified him from holding public office for 10 years to come metta has been in detention in kinshasa central prison also known as mccullough since 8. is sentenced to 20 years hard labor after serving his sentence for talcum is forbidden from voting or running for election or from holding public office at any level for 10 years the case against committee i

intensifying its rhetoric on libya and the regional actors are calling for calm algeria hosted the genie's phases on saturday after hosting i gave us the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president. has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis in the g.n.a.t. turkey are calling for a cease fire and insist the have to forces must retreat from syria but the language from have to as main supporter egypt suggests that you may not go without a fight now trainer al jazeera misrata a roadside bomb explosion in southern syria has killed at least 9 pro-government fighters the blast struck a bus traveling through the southwestern province of data the casualties were former rebels who had surrendered to find alongside government troops the group has claimed responsibility for the attack. and rights groups are calling for political prisoners in syria to be released the number of covert 900 cases royce your official say the potential spread of the virus in prisons is extremely hard a former detainee who has appealed for help

well the head of libya's internationally recognized government has been visiting algeria for talks with the president. met with president putin has been trying to mediate the conflict in libya his visit comes a week after divisions meeting with the parliament speaker of the rival government based on to brooke the drug administration as aligned with world khalifa haftar and accuse the sars of treason for taking military help from techie. now mali is being urged to rerun some contested local elections as soon as possible as anti-government protests gain momentum in the capital bamako regional bloc echo us is encouraging mali to form a government of national unity as calls growth of president era him about the case or to step down most of the voting in march as local elections were poorly attended partly due to fears of attacks by armed groups in the region the poll was marred by allegations of vote buying and intimidation. of the chinese government will have jurisdiction over national security crimes committed in hong kong that's according to details of a draft law unveiled by china's top

therefore, those countries, iraq , nigeria, angola, algeria.s hit twice, one because of the low oil prices. another because the index. different countries with different challenges in front of them. and nigeria are at the top of the more vulnerable countries category. iealine: fatih birol, executive director, speaking earlier. now, the coronavirus pandemic, the nationwide downturn, the nationwide protests that have forced many venture capital investors to hunker down in the past few weeks. despite all of that, our next guest has launched a new firm and is seeking $200 million for a debut fund. wonderful to have you with us. in how yousted differ from the larger venture capital firm. what is it that you want to provide? >> thank you for having me. it is good to be here. i am excited by the organizing in growth equities and tactical opportunities. we will primarily target long-term investment for companies build both for sustainable and aggressive scale but also capitalize on evaluations that we believe are too high or not high enough. also focus

on saturday after hosting i give us all of the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president. has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis in the g.n.a.t. turkey are calling for a ceasefire and insist the have to forces must retreat from sirte but the language from have to its main supporter egypt suggest that he may not go without a fight traina al jazeera misrata. well still ahead here on notice of. having. that state about its black lines not the protests continue across the united kingdom for a 4th weekend in a row plus. because of protests hundreds of businesses have been boarded up artists are using that as an opportunity i'm gabriel's on due in new york that story coming up. and this summit is of course mostly hostile and generally very dry across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula we have had some rain showers you can see the little bundle of clouds here and a father if you have it down pulls into northern areas of oman you can see this head of the wind blowing with that rain as it came in bu

the ruds on saturday after hosting i give us the speaker of the eastern based parliament last week algeria's president. has said his country's position is neutral and it wants to see a political solution to the crisis the g.n.a.t. turkey are calling for a cease fire and insist the hottest forces must retreat from sirte but the language from have to as main supporter egypt suggests that you may not go without a fight traina al jazeera misrata. still ahead on al-jazeera. and. no justice no peace black lives matter protests continue across the u.k. for a 4th weekend in a row. hello there picture throughout much of the united states and at the same time you can see here on the satellite there's bright flashes indicating where we have had some thunderstorms so southern regions across the southern plains and still are being plagued by this rainy showers across the eastern seaboard now as we go through sunday you'll see the rain developing again across the southern plains we could have some fairly strong thunderstorms that really there really begin to develop right their way across the central plai

therefore, those countries, iraq, nigeria, angola, algeria, i should say -- algeria was hit twice, oneause of the low .oil prices different countries with different challenges in front of them, and iraq and nigeria are definitely at the top of that category. that was the iea executive director speaking at the bloomberg life event earlier. coming up next, we are talking health care in coronavirus with change health care, harnessing tech and hedge fund investors in its bid to help disrupt the agency. -- neil deson so crescenzo joins us coming up. ♪ you say that customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item - corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad? your wireless your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple easy awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ult

still like to be a dusty windows say otherwise is cool hot and sunny as is throughout north africa algeria funnily enough has had haria temperatures and yesterday was the hottest place in the world central algeria to the low forty's now it's come down little bit and the north coast being breezy isn't particularly hot about such degrees. to the big 3 in the highlands then running as a big mass through west africa not seen much forming this is next couple of days they have big shows big ones in west africa but the time being it's taking a backseat. to times the listening post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from. its reality has. exposing the. manipulate the rhetoric and claims but they cannot manipulate the virus listening post your it's like going to the media 0. africa where i'd be choosing the editing my own stories in a refugee camp trustee and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced and i really believe that the only way we can do

because of course in the war, we lost french algeria and it was hard to address to the public these memories. nothe main reason it was translated into french to be honest is that my english promoters were lazy about france. i was always in the background wanting it to be translated into french. i have a strong attachment to frfrance andnd all sorts off different ways. movingse, that was through the former french cololonies of vietnamm and camba making it even more strong for me. is, yes, ahere tendency by western countries to turn, to try to forget and turn their back on those colonial episodes. at the same time, -- ananchor: the americans were not too eager to address their defeat in vietnam a few years later. know, aremericans, you very bitter in defeat and magnanimous in victory as we saw from the second world war. some of you describe in the most somber pages some of the events you witnessed regarding the traffic events of the book, people from vietnam leaving after 1975, going into the china sea. i want to ask you as a reporort. are e you combinining this withr memory, your heart, your

also once was head of her sleeve owning plantation and took part in france's brutal subjugation of algeria better scrub that one off to hold her was as you all are just and a physiologist he's credited for his publications which showed the oxygen could be toxic to some insects and animals now i'm not only is this street name dove to him but so too are some of the cafes here so he must have been good right though it seems his theories on race were even more toxic than the air that we breathe he wrote school textbooks used until the 1930 s. which claimed that white people were not only superior but also more intelligent than black chinese people perhaps we could just rename this street appalling bird. now this is. one of my favorite streets in paris it is teeming with busy cafes and food shops and it would take you weeks to ease your way through here but then there is this. as you can see it's already been targeted by someone who was less than happy with it being in plain view and then there's the p.s. still has the stones no pollie in the bonaparte monuments in paris just like this one in f

a suit from russia terry huggins in new zealand and of del rodriguez from guatemala had turi from algeria congratulations all 4 of you. if you are stressed you can feel it in your gut because stress could harm your. area which is called the microbiome and you can protect those bacteria when heating your heart but is this really true. bar a tree grown strains of locked up a celesta and bacteria in recent years they've been getting a lot of air time they're marketed under the general term probiotics it's claimed they help against areas of old bowel syndrome and gas to enter righteous' or they can even restore the gut flora after a course of antibiotics. they're added to some yogurt with the aim of a. improving consumer's health. but some studies claim that probiotics can have adverse effects on the body that they can cause flatulence stomachache can't even impair concentration that's not all. of the been there i'm sure there's also this one studies show that people had increased psychological complaints after taking probiotics that's an important sign that we should handle these things real

not just on their suffering but also on the more after lifting and inspiring stories people trust algeria to tell them what's happening in their communities in a clear and unbiased way and as an african i couldn't be more proud to be out of you know. hello i'm daryn jordan go out with the top stories here on al-jazeera tens of thousands of people have demonstrated in washington d.c. of a police brutality in the united states a largely peaceful demonstration is thought to be the city's biggest since ronnie's began the george floyd's death in minneapolis nearly 2 weeks ago particle hanging as more of the day's developments across the us. it happened all over in cities big and small new york philadelphia los angeles denver and all through the nation's capital washington d.c. .

go mattie in london he's the special envoy of the libyan government of national accord to tunisia algeria morocco and mauritania here in doha omar sure he's a founding chair of the so of the security studies program at the institute for graduate studies and from brussels james run former european university egypt jordan and yemen and is also the e.u. senior coordinator in libya during the 2011 revolution a very warm welcome to all of you jim let me start with you today why has the g.n.a.t. rejected this call for a cease fire on monday by sisi and after. because this is a cold one sided corner by egypt imposing thinks on libya without any consultation whatsoever these sides to the conflict in libya are many the g.n.a.t. is an important part also the house of representatives or parliament which sits atop brooke has many many of its members far more than though those who supported have turned is i'm now sitting in tripoli for the last over a year and have their own leadership also there is another state council in tripoli these institutions are the institutions which came out of the libyan p

to algeria mauritania america and tunisia from washington d.c. now bill mikhail political writer and a professor of political science and here in doha abraham fry how it's conflict resolution professor at the doha institute for graduate studies a warm welcome to you all i'd like to begin in london with. 24 hours we've had. threatened military action in libya and now the foreign minister suggest that there is a political solution to this but we're also whilst this is all going on we also seemingly seem to be understanding egypt's and egypt's position a bit more and that they seem to be drawing a red line within libya and saying that search should not be attacked what's behind this egyptian move more does it mean for libya. well 1st of all i think the city statement yesterday is equates to a blatant and to funerals in another country and for him to say that there is a red line in the middle of libya a 1000 kilometer away from the egyptian border that the g.n.d. of forces should not cross is almost equates to a declaration of war against another cou

my terms of has not protective equipment in the pipeline to be a prick and countries south africa algeria and chemical and all the continents hotspots the global health but he wants countries must act fast on implementing strong measures and in forcing social distancing but already many nations in africa are opening their economies with more than half the population having to go out every day to feed their families locking down entire towns and cities is proving costly experts say african-american for less than 3 percent of the global infractions for now but that could change of countries are able to control the spread the outlook for now is warning for governments with nigeria's president warning that the violence in west africa in particular hasn't reached its peak 10 of africa's 54 nations account for 75 percent of 206000 infections a quarter i and south africa are low. but the continent is like him behind in testing and early management of cases health experts say the earliest to mention that the virus could kill up to 3000000 africans could still be avoided this is. particularly been

positive for coke 19 and this came after he was holding an exhibition series tournament called the algeria tour over there in belgrade in serbia and then croatia and him and now 3 other players have come down with it as well before he did. 'd of born a chore it and viktor troicki he was the organizer but he was the organizer i mean some people are saying the health of these other players just kind of dependent on him yes he was the one who put this together he was back in it he organized that he invited his friends there were big time players coming there you know dominant team alexander's very of who have tested negative so not everybody has got it but so far for players to coaches and one of the players' wives as we're talking about earlier viktor troicki is wife who's pregnant has it and so does look of it as wife as well you know we had guys i mean they're young guys are going to be drawing brand it's not that big a deal. generally speaking at least of the trends are correct right but if you're a woman who's pregnant carrying a child and somebody gives you coded 19 there's a little con

lousy fine and dry picture here shows that sue across northern parts of morocco northern areas of algeria it is that warm and sunny the shows continue across the heart of africa around the theo pushing right across into the gulf of guinea some of them on the live side not quite as much as it should be at this stage of the year but the shadows are there nevertheless over the coming days. short films of hope and inspiration. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. selects. the watching i'm just there a reminder of top stories this hour the u.s. city of minneapolis is promising to dismantle and rebuild its police department it's a response to the death in custody on george floyd which sparked protests in the u.s. and around the world. thousands of demonstrators in brazil have accused president john abell sonata of downplaying the cause of 19 pandemic the government has stopped publishing a running total of coronavirus deaths and infections. iranian doctor is back home of to being swapped for a u.s. navy veteran held by iran on just to haiti had been charg

now countries in africa are seen very high incidence, places like sudan and algeria, this was a fullyp even though scientists are brilliantly working to try to understand is, we still don't have any sense of it. every country has the same issue — protecting people with public health concerns and protecting the economy with all by all the precautions taken. india also seeing one figure, which i'm not sure it is correct, but it's terrifying— namely lose 198 million jobs, which isjust staggering figures. on one hand, there are the hospitals, on the other, this incredible economic damage. i think it is still very difficult but every country, every scientist and every individual to fully understand how we deal with this new virus, which is behaving in such an unpredictable and new manner. even when you talk to the by scientists, they are still grappling to understand how this disease can infect so many parts of the human body in so many different ways. it is still a nightmare for everyone responsible for taking these huge decisions for their countries. we saw in africa this week, i think t

major much headway really on sunday but by sunday we'll see a few more showers into the coast of algeria. so controversial approach i am not an idealogue let me be absolutely clear to democracy and international development deliberate doesn't cut inequality in fact to increase i was from a bestselling author and distinguished global economist you don't advocate for greed i sure learned i sure do many terms of one having read my blog just how many men might know i'm leery of the committee whose son goes head to head we've done be some lawyer i've been accused of being crazy i'm not in fact crazy on al-jazeera. roof. by the way on the top stories on al-jazeera forces loyal to libya's u.n. backed government have captured worth 25 to his last major stronghold in western libya. the u.s. unemployment rate fell unexpectedly to just over 13 percent in may with 2 and a half 1000000 jobs added coronavirus lockdowns. and 2 u.s. police officers have been suspended after. video emerged of them shoving your 75 year old man to the ground during out to races in front of us. while protesters in the unite

the thirty's for most a time in fact the hottest place in the world yesterday was actually central algeria is still the high for is in however the north coast is bit more research back 28 degrees in algiers which same in tunis with the breeze quite brisk going through well tripoli east was really towards northern egypt where to be quite breezy and current warm big showers are still forming the ethiopian hardens boxwood nigeria and eventually to sierra leone. but. isolating times the list. post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of this story also mark the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact it's reality and you have to reject. exposing the optics triathlon if the rhetoric and claims but they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight guide to the media on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera a monsoon weather in bangladesh is threatening the safety of $1000000.00 rohingya refugees already at risk of coronavirus aid workers have repeatedly warned of the disastrous toll it could take

as we have seen you can see that also as we've seen a few thunderstorms working their way through algeria and tunisia but it's a fairly quiet day on tuesday damages in the mid twenty's and by wednesday against all plenty. sunshine with a high of 26 to. join our global community they called it crisis is just slapped isn't the place that blessing upon my sin upon my master's human hands equals global health keeping you up to date is watch out for situation where we have a human rights crisis that persists beyond help crisis your questions is a dialogue just nothing we are now approaching a crossroads this is an opportunity that we must block miss the stream on al-jazeera. ergot. the. but top stories this hour on al-jazeera president donald trump is threatening to deploy the army of state governors don't end the violence during some protests over the death of george floyd trump says it is his duty to uphold the law and order protests have continued for a 7th day and night in the u.s. these police forcibly cleared peaceful crowds at the white house and donald trump worked with church. and pol

portugal a major much headway really but by sunday we'll see a few more showers into the coast of algeria. frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result. mr bliss informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the day it's global headlines it's time to do policy. on treat it not only seem to greedy brittany fish the really deep with all continues inside story on al-jazeera. the e.u. . you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour libya's u.n. recognized government is gaining more territory from forces loyal to warlord heidi for halftime g.n.a.t. forces say they've now seize the town of bani walid on friday they took control of the nearby city of town hall in a half ta stronghold in western libya and a fellow commissioner roger goodell has apologized for the way the u.s. football league has handled pay is protests against police brutality following the death of george floyd goodell says the league was wrong for not list