to algeria's supreme court. now the trial underway in. today of the foreman this on bossa carlolos ghosn. a as a trialal centeredd around allegations of financial misconduct a gun himself isn't in the courtroom because last year he jumped bail left japan and fled to lebanon. leaving behind him a top aide the american national greg kelly will kelly was in the dark today and he pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. from thirty four u. corolla has this report for us. without a glance at the waiting press greg kelly enters the ticket district court. the former nissan executive is accused o of failing to reports to financncl authorities. about seventy two million euros worth of college games future pay. an allegation he says is groundless. i don't think they should have been a criminal matter in japan. i'm not guilty of violating any laws in japan. the charges against him centered around an alleged scheme devised to conceal guns real salary but shiftiting a part of it to be paid out after his retirement. at the trial kelly pleaded not

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it was a peaceful antigovernment protest movement in algeria.e also criticized the political system on facebook. those two actions and his three years -- earned him three years in prison. >> this sentence is outrageous and it is arbitrary and absurd. it is clearly a legal action against the journalists. >> he is n not the only prominet force of f dissent that has gotn into hot water. another key government criritic saw his trial pushed back to october. reporters without borders is one of the longest ranking presses in the world. >> let's s toss to algerian respondent -- corresponded. what more can you tell us about the verdict? >> about one month from now the council issued the final ruling against khaled drareni with two years after the appeal session that took place today. meanwhile the two political activists were sentenced to four months in prison. it is worth noting that he was convicted for nine counts such gatheringent to an on in addition to collaborating with foreign entities and receiving funds from a foreign entity. august they senten

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there are wondering thunderstorms in the western med they've given flash flooding in places like algeria they've been spectacular nighttime storms are seen here over know one of the barracks and they get to carry on wondering the same sort of very slowly expanding into the northeast to spain or southern france during today heading east was towards south day near as an example still a few showers left in algeria but if you're on the european plain south of northern germany of low countries just enjoy the sunshine so you are lost that there is some expansion of this if this or some or whether or not again for the south is a sherry day in vienna and the sheriff expanding into the hours on thursday from the south but then again can't really complain it's late summer turning into water and is this time of the year you get some exciting weather coming off africa look off west africa got 2 tropical storms at the moment and the next 2 are already forming this arc here of nigeria this one here in southern mali could to just to say. that. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the whi

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cases in algeria and egypt are on the decline but they're taking up in morocco in tunisia. what would another wave of covert $1000.00 mean for region already so hard hit. and welcome to door she goes cold in 1000 special billon it's good to have you with us 3000000 people in south africa have lost their work because of the pandemic and as a result many have lost their homes correspondent. takes us to one of the many shanty towns now popping up across the country. khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than 1000000 people live here including the leak of feeling a month ago she could no longer afford the rent and simply built her own hearts on a vacant lot next door. to the. groups of others to the same and christened the new neighborhood covered 19. because everything just happened because of this covered there were lost jobs there with nothing for us to my me anything then that's why we have to take that covenant in name only car shows us the makeshift heart where she lives with her boyfriend and 3 children. this place is too small of one bed so we have gone to

nixon basically copies de gaulle who took four years to get france out of algeria. these are the secret talks. the upper left-hand corner, kissinger and his counterpart who is lesuan's bff, his number one guy, the only one lesuan trusts just like kissinger is the only one nixon trusts. they are the ones talking secretly so there's three pictures of them and a picture of me when i had promise and a life full of hope and dreams that have been getting crushed. [ laughter ] any idea who the old guy is? he's he's the little guy with the glasses in all the pictures between kissinger and ledetea snu that guy was the translator, the interpreter. so in the secret talks, each ledeteau and kissinger had their interpreter but at one point, kissinger took a liking to the north serena me see interpreter and said i trust you enough, we only need you. whenever they would talk the two of them, there would be only one interpreter and it was this little guy, mun ding fong, i tracked him down in hanoi and we became really, really good friends and shared all these really, really interes

the pandemic meanwhile rages across the african continent cases in algeria and egypt are on the declinebut they're taking up in morocco and tunisia. what would another wave of covert $1000.00 mean for region already so hard hit. and welcome to georgia goes cold in 1000 special i'm stephen beard in berlin it's good to have you with us 3000000 people in south africa have lost their work because of the pandemic and as a result many have lost their homes correspondent adrian creech takes us to one of the many shanty towns now popping up across the country. khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than 1000000 people live here including the leak of elin a month ago she could no longer afford to rent and simply built her own hearts on a vacant lot next door. to the. roots of others to pursue and christened the new neighborhood covered 19. because everything just have been because of this covered there were lost jobs there with nothing for us to mommy anything and that's why we have to take that covenant in name. only car shows us the makeshift heart where she lives with her boyfrien

nixon basically copies charles de gaulle, who took four years to get france out of algeria.this is the upper left-hand corner picture, this is le duan's bff. they are the ones talking secretly. there are three pictures of them and then a picture of me when i had promised and a life full of hope and dreams. they have been getting crushed. [laughter] >> any idea who the old guy is? the little guy with the glasses and all of these pictures. you see him? that guy with the translator. the interpreter. in the secret talks, each had an interpreter. at one point, kissinger took a liking to the north vietnamese interpreter and said i trust you enough, we only need you. so whenever the two of them would talk, there was only one interpreter, this little guy. i tracked him down in hanoi and we became good friends and shared interesting stories. whenever we talked about the talks, all he would say is, very difficult, so difficult. he talked about the one time that le duan got angry, the americans have bombed. he was yelling and screaming at kissinger and kissinger was sitting there, and

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an appeals court in algeria sentenced a high profile journalist to 2 years in prison on charges of endangering national security supporters called for the release of let's try any who was arrested during anti government demonstrations in march is case has been seen as a test of press freedom amid a growing media crackdown. u.s. president donald trump is back in washington after meeting with officials in california who are battling the worst wildfires on record there and in 2 other western states trump downplayed arguments that climate change is fueling the recall blazes. these are some of his scenes providing the backdrop to the president's visit to california. raging wildfires that have burned millions of acres wiped out whole communities and left dozens dead. scientists they have places like these are being made worse by climate change. but donald trump spoke of other concerns after landing in california to meet with top officials. and we have to do a lot about forest management obviously forest management in california is very important. california governor gavin newsome said those concerns

now take a look at a couple of other stories making news around the world an appeals court in algeriahas sentenced a high profile journalist to 2 years in prison on charges of endangering national security color drug ray and his supporters have been calling for his release since his arrest in march during anti-government demonstrations his case has been seen as a test of press freedom amid a growing media crackdown. and 2000 hong kong pro-democracy activists including jimmy laurie and joshua wong of appeared in court to face charges of illegal assembly they're accused of taking part in a band event in june that commemorated to china's 1989 chinaman square protests. this is d.w. news life from birth and still to come out of the 10 years what progress have we made in the fight to preserve earth's wildlife. first though in about an hour u.s. president donald trump is due to preside over a ceremony to mark the normalization of relations between 2 gulf arab states and israel leaders of the united arab emirates and bahrain will join israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the white hou

the only country struggling while prices trading around $40.00 a barrel that means countries like algeria a stretch to say the least it needs oil at $157.00 a barrel just to make ends meet the only nation that can balance its budget at $40.00 is qatar so can the really see the writing on the wall an end to the age of oil is coming well there is hunter castro met with jihad as or in washington d.c. he is the director of the middle east and central asia department at the international monetary fund she began by asking him our middle east oil exporters doing enough to diversify. well diversification has different meanings you have the fiscal diversification and countries in the 'd have already started that with the introduction of the value added tax as well as also other fiscal measures some bearing and in process of doing this we encourage them to accelerate that there is also the u.k. sure. shore soul 'd vision 2030 and other medium term programs government has already started to use that and the 3rd level of diversification the diversification off economic enablers or i would say a drive

the pandemic meanwhile rages across the african continent cases in algeria and egypt are on the decline but they're taking it up in morocco and tunisia. what would another way of coping $1000.00 mean for region already so hard hit. and welcome to georgia goes cold in 1000 special. it's good to have you with us 3000000 people in south africa have lost their work because of the pandemic and as a result many have lost their homes correspondent. takes us to one of the many shanty towns now popping up across the country. khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than 1000000 people live here including. a month ago she could no longer afford the rent and simply butoh not on a vacant lot next door. after the. hundreds of others to pursue and christened the new neighborhood covered 19. because everything just happens because of this coverage there were lost jobs there with nothing for us the money anything then that's why we have to take that covenant in name only car shows us the makeshift heart where she lives with her boyfriend and 3 children. this place is too small of one bed so w

the pandemic meanwhile rages across the african continent cases in algeria and egypt are on the decline but they're ticking up in morocco and tunisia. what would another wave of covert 19 mean for region already so hard hit. and welcome to georgia goes cold in 1000 special. it's good to have you with us 3000000 people in south africa have lost their work because of the pandemic and as a result many have lost their homes correspondent adrian krishna takes us to one of the many shanty towns now popping up across the country khayelitsha the largest township in cape town more than 1000000 people live here including. a month ago she could no longer afford the rent and simply built her own hearts on a vacant lot next door.

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those showers out of that western side of the med will bring some wet weather into northern areas of algeria central areas around the sahal in africa will see further showers all the way to the west. frank assessments seeing in yemen. what it means to fish it's an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many calls all the enemy a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after to use a proxy because look at a recent big interest the bill if you prefer in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. in the in the in. the in. the again you're watching al-jazeera live from doha fully back to recap of our top stories both india and china are accusing each other's armies of violating an agreement and firing shots in a disputed border region china says indian troops crossed the border in the western himalayan region but india's laid the blame with china accusing it of provocative measures to escalate tension to australian reporters in china have been rushed home and made safety concerns after a diplomatic standoff they

also affect central parts of some rather wet weather coming in here along with northern areas of algeria. there are. we ask is the government not taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that when we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the phone to 0. be the hero of world news. washington. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera millions of russians are voting in local elections which is seen as a test for the governing united russia party have been overshadowed by the poisoning of opposition leader alex and. another protest is expected in the russian capital minsk against president alexander lukashenko on saturday police violently detained dozens of female demonstrations he said last month's election is a break in the welcome to resign. several demonstrators have been injured by police in eastern libya some marginally which is under the control of ward cleaver after people calling for improved living conditions and corruption. after a day

deserted interestedly this is have been in the last few days where we've seen the foreign minister of algeria heavily involved in negotiations try to find a new leader in mali remember that there was the 2015 algiers accord signed as part of the accord this new government will not only have to reform the the the political scene in mali but also address the the peace accord which involves changing the constitution so a lot of work ahead for this transition team that will be sworn into power on friday and this announcement was just made just before the 60th anniversary of molly's independence. european union foreign ministers have been confronted with images of what is said to be the crimes of bellary says government opposition leader. made another play for sanctions against president lukashenko who's accused of rigging elections and then violently suppressing the protests that in barber reports. in the prisons they were tortured. harris and trade bellerose his opposition leader paying tribute to pro-democracy protesters in her country which she fled after last month's presidential election wid

deserted interestingly this is have been in the last few days where we've seen the foreign minister of algeria heavily involved in negotiations try to find a new leader in mali remember that there was the 2015 algiers accord signed as part of the accord this new government will not only have to reform the political scene in mali but also address the peace accord which involves changing the constitution so a lot of work ahead for this transition team that will be sworn into power on friday in this announcement was just made just before the 60th anniversary of molly's independence hall succeed on a bracing for more heavy rains even as the cleanup from earlier floods is continuing aid efforts also being hampered by an economic crisis the currencies declining against the u.s. dollar needing to run touch inflation and a sharp increase in food prices. in the for so how many dumb have somebody hot hopes things would get but to pull them off to the removal of saddam slow. but a year and a half later the prices of basic goods are still sorting an officer who is disabled and makes falafel or being cake

deserted interestingly this is have been in the last few days where we've seen the foreign minister of algeria heavily involved in negotiations to try to find a new leader in mali remember that there was the 2015 algiers accord signed as part of the accord this new government will not only have to reform the political scene in mali but also address the peace accord which involves changing the constitution so a lot of work ahead for this transition team that will be sworn into power on friday and this announcement was just made just before the 60th anniversary of molly's independence. wildlife officials in botswana believes they've discovered the reason behind the mysterious deaths of hundreds of elephants in the past year they're blaming a water borne but cereal in section and assign a bacteria at least 370 elephants have died in the same region of botswana in the past 12 months with similar deaths in neighboring zimbabwe the dead elephant still has their tusks in tax adjusting they were not killed by poachers. following that story from the zimbabwean capital harare. the elephant in the swine

northern parts of africa as i said we have got those showers just around this year the far north east of algeria now i was just trying to push a little further south was still there just around the house so evening to sit down south sudan central african republic for chad seeing some live showers the heavy showers continue across the gulf of guinea with some rather wet weather into a good part of west africa. roof. top stories for you this hour on al-jazeera with mounting protests to against him to step down bellew says embattled president is heading to russia to seek help alexander lukashenko will need a lot of a person in sochi to get moscow support for his crackdown on protests japan's ruling party selected. the prime minister is long time ally as its new leader is expected to replace shinzo alba in a parliamentary vote this week on the reported sale of chinese video sharing app to talks operations in the us is now in doubt parent company by dunces been under pressure to sell off the president trump threatened to ban the app for security reasons not chinese state t.v. is reporting in those u.

northern africa not surprising that system the central med that is going to produce more showers across algeria on tools to say and more of the same as we head on into friday. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on and will online be part of the debate let me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arliss that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way tickets human way be it business if we're going to adapt to climate breakout this street on al-jazeera. heard. welcome back a recap of our top stories on algis iraq thousands of refugees are still without shelter after fires burned for a 2nd night on the greek island of lesbos much of the morea camp had already been destroyed by blazes late on tuesday emergency efforts are underway to find places for the refugees to stay. as surgeon water borne illnesses is stretching medical services in sudan hundreds of thousands of people were displaced by fi

way to something to look forward to one of those showers in the med will affect more than piles of algeria and plenty of showers across central parts of africa even into southern pacified syria. but. an image can change the way we see the womb ask if we had not seen this week with me telling me about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created this longing for a full opportunity that can obscure the truth he says only if you can get new stories like this play and cooking points for pretty i don't think it can forge narratives all right through the listening prose gives you the full picture on a. you have al jazeera these are the top stories this hour historic talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of war in afghanistan taking place in negotiations from the afghan government negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban a meeting search for a permanent cease fire along with other issues on the agenda the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban'

the showers out of that western side of the med will bring some wet weather into northern areas of algeria central areas around the sahal in africa will see further showers all the way to the west. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demand as a global power developing to the investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stream our we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally shell energy solutions for future generation the bridgetown pioneering future. the. the earth. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera saudi arabia has reduced the sentences of 8 people involved in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in turkey last year 5 of them were sentenced to death for the killing but that's. 20 years in jail ability to see an opposition leader is missing after being snatched off the streets by mass the men in the center of minsk. was one of 3 women who joined forces to chall

well still ahead here in algeria still in a mood to party back in the beaches in brazil to mark independence day despite a coronavirus crisis. and calling for help the anger in senegal over the government's response to deadly flash floods. hello once again welcome to another look at the international forecast the skies remain largely clear across a good part of the u.s. certainly where we need the cloud and the right over towards the western side of the country no hint of that what wet weather we do get and in fact wintry weather asked to be the one the spinning out of kind of that you see this long line of cloud here just coming out of canada or out to scott she was pushing through man of type but ducking down across the northern plains that will sink further south with so temperatures in casper add in denver wyoming and colorado plunging around about like 2025. degrees a massive drop in temperatures here so there will be some snow they'll be quite a came wind is going to be a real change in conditions here not west of weather pushes all the way over towards the likes no sign of any right a

of rain some heavy downpours at times and it does extend further south on into a northern areas of algeria and on tools to is it begins to break a possible bit more eventually throughout south of there but this is where the next very heavy rain is on its way to northern regions of the u.k. but really the bulk of europe is fine and dry some good temperatures and some nice sunshine also there and get that rain pushing in through saturday and sunday it should dry up by monday the system clears out of the way by then me one in london it's to the south so well away from that rain really warming up by monday temperatures well above the average and it stays warm and sunny in bucharest. if you have to choose between your site and feeding your family what do you do that happens because we don't keep ourselves healthy when your son could face death from a dog bites what you do every day to cut the cost of living take choice can you afford them. films are inspiring solutions to. e.g. selects on al-jazeera. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera india and china have agreed to deescalate tensions alon