the minimum objective was to seize the main ports between casablanca and algiers. ♪ along the rim ofst, troops were assured in late november countering resistance. the commander's hope was to push east and take the post of tunis. ♪ but a number of unfavorable circumstances including treacherous weather conditions prompted the amended to hold off the commander to hold off on his vital assault. ♪ in the spring however troops of bradley's second corps took -- it fell to the british first army. and these victories came the end of the axis empire in africa. the allied leaders and the men who fought under them proudly commemorated their victory. ♪ one of the greatest products of this victory in the words of the commander himself was the progress achieved in the welding of allied unity and the establishment of a combat team that was showing the effects of a growing confidence and trust among all of its members. ♪ the successful end of the campaign brought recognition as a great leader, but the commander interpreted this recognition as proof freemen can find in unity the way to victory even

invasion of north africa. , the minimum objective was to seize the main ports between casablanca and algierslong the rim of the north african coast, troops were ashore in late november, country and resistance. [gunfire] narrator: the commander's hope was to push east along the mediterranean and take the post of tunis. ♪ [gunfire] [explosions] of unfavorable circumstances, including treacherous weather conditions prompted the commander to hold , off on his vital assault. in the spring, however, troops of omar bradley's second c seine.ok the the german troops fell to the british first army. with these victories, came the end of the axis empire in africa. the allied leaders and the men who fought under them m proudly commemorated their victory. one of the greatest products of this victory in the words of the commander himself was the progress achieved in the welding of allied unity and the establishment of a combat team that was already showing the effects of a growing confidence and trust among all of its members. ♪ [cheerful orchestral music] ♪ narrator: the successful end of the campaign bro

we have what we know anderson is in algiers but not on the rocks no this was made a movie is. so cool you know there's something here among these turtles suffering from a chuma disease found in or internationals or dead will surgically remove some of the growths this one is making it hard for the turtle to see what. kind of sound has a network of wildlife conservation is to call on each other these turtles are healthy but need to put on some weight. don't go to the aquarium for a while to recover the bridge over my head. who has been volunteering for 3 years she helps whenever she can wherever she is needed being able to help it's just one thing if this is your home. every summer hurricane passed through the caribbean in recent years they've grown more frequent and gained in force the stronger storms bring death and destruction mike here in the bahamas and the dominican republic the storms are being fueled by rising water temperatures a hurricane could spell the end of the cooney alaska peleg over panama i should maginnis is worried storms are growing more powerful and the sea

lou i'm melissa can guest host the algiers this dream home edition today we'll be taking a closer look at japanese food absolutely is a term signifying someone who is half japanese and has something else now japan is a modulus country very much in this country so hard to stick out for better or worse as usual coaster comments and questions on you tube will try to get to as many of them as possible so you to enjoy the stream. to me and mitzi welcome to the program if you can each introduce yourself let's start with mitzi hi i had a carter and i'm a professor of anthropology and student studies at florida international university in miami florida i have been writing about black and okinawan issues for for quite some time now and megumi hi everybody am i going to need to crack a documentary filmmaker i focus on telling stories about the marquis racial japanese experience and in 2013 my partner lara present yet i made the film hala about the mixed race experience in japan and to tell us about yourself and i i mean consider me a 2nd hof belgian half japanese photographer and i've been worki

of saudi crown prince mohammed bin son man he was murdered in the sody consulate in istanbul in 28 algiers mohammed follows covering this for us from istanbul according to the announcement by the general prosecutor 2 of these individuals were of fish souls in the in the saudi consulate one of them was even serving as deputy counsel and they are accused of participating in the preparation and execution of the murder of. on october to 2 years ago the 4 others saudi nationals accused of arriving. here in turkey in istanbul on october 10th october 11th and their mission according to the accusation was to participate in the in the in getting rid of the evidence there is a lot of criticism both here in turkey and in the west to the way saudi arabia handled the whole file and the way the trial went on in saudi arabia i missed international described it as a whitewash the u.n. which has conducted an investigation and came to the conclusion that there was a premeditated murder against. describe the trial and the sentences as a mockery so the debate is still going on particularly here in turkey turk

supporters of color dry rainy taking to the streets of algiers to demand his immediate release andd increasingly unlikely scenario. on tuesday the algerian journalist was sentenced to two years behind bars it was a lightening of the initial three year term handed down in august but for press freedom advocates it't's no caue to celebrate. when a sentence is still t to be arbitrary. absurd guidance to search of the- i'm a better it's remains totally arbitrary. dr rainey's case has been cast as a litmus test for press freedoms in algeria the forty year old editor and correspondent for french television networks was convicted on charges of inciting an unarmed gathering and endangering national unity during his coverage of the hirak anti government protest movement that broke out in february. those protests led to the resignation of algeria's longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika but have yet to dislodge a deep rooted network of military and political elites who have ruled the country since its independence in nineteen sixty two. supporters had hoped strong rini's appeal would bring a lenient sente

but joe hart i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from algiers. attacking and arresting women police violently break up the latest protests against the president of the roofs. the protesters are injured in eastern libya.

thank you so much attention to meet nitze thank you for joining algiers the street. on disease was built months left until election day candidates are warming up for the big day with a series of debates with the range of stories from across the aisle just spun to take some of the stories i think. it's 2 years since the brutal killing of a saudi journalist we look at the impact of the murder of jim frederick algeciras emmy award winner. it's written for the series on the communities we lived in. the beginning with growing tensions between greece and turkey in the mediterranean really explain how the dispute to the secular the self declared republic of northern cyprus october on al-jazeera. current tensions between countries along the river nile have their roots in the colonial past from egypt point of view cannot depend on agreement with the girls because of the new political realities on the ground or increasing the sense of uncertainty over cool as the rhythm out there with the need to view the other and meet. the country's neighbors kind of been feet peter. struggl

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 widely seen as rigged in favor of alexander lukashenko so atlanta taken off sky i was speaking at the european

live from doha when i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from algiers. attacking and arresting women police violently break up the latest protests against the president of belarus. protesters are injured in eastern libya they were calling for the resignation of one of the old khalifa haftar security officials. not everybody living in the street everybody live in india. and growing frustration on the greek island of lesbos refugees remain homeless after europe's largest migrant camp was burned to the ground. so russia 1st of all where millions of people a casting their ballots in a series of local elections this sunday they're electing members of regional parliaments and municipalities governors as well some days the 3rd and final day of voting held over several days because of the pandemic. these elections also being held a year ahead. of parliamentary polls so it becomes something of a referendum on president vladimir putin's popularity the poisoning of russia's main opposition leader saying the valley has cast a shadow of calls his supporters have been

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 were found in the uk a bangle adult was a puppet a popular tourist area and this one is home and one of the la

algiers it out dhaka bangladesh in myanmar some schools are refusing to close despite an increase in covert 19 infections the government ordered to shut down more than a week ago but students living in areas affected by civil war still attending classes the soldiers here as way hey reports. in a remote peaceful part of a rebel army is providing security and education a new classroom built by the korean national defense organization is attracting students who fled fighting in their villages and then now separated from their families education gives them hope for the future but it's a reminder of why they're here and what their lived through. in deposit i saw burmese soldiers queue my uncle and burn our house i had to run and hide the whole relationship is on fire this era is controlled by the korean national defense organization one of many armed groups that have been fighting the me and or burmese army for decades they want a new political system that would guarantee greater rights and freedom for their people the fighting forces thousands from their homes and restricts economic and

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 to support our family is finding it hard to make ends meet. of course this life is very hard prices are inc

still ahead here in algiers or. you can do the mail in ballots because you can have tremendous fraud. the u.s. postal service scrambles to ensure many votes will be delivered on time despite the president's obstruction claims. we look at efforts being made to keep going into these suits remote communities. and of them all right across central and southern areas of china still fairly unsubtle as well across much of japan this long line of town this is this long trailing frontal system so there is rain really pretty much all the way along bassam heavy about really pushing off the east coast of china. and it will eventually had to towards western areas of japan generally though it'll stay just off the eastern side of honshu but again some pretty heavy downpours at times and all the while the rain continuing particularly into the southern areas of china a lot of this also is moisture of course with the remnants of the recent tropical storm which is headed across the areas of indochina but to the north it's clear and fin

and why maryam namazie in london you're watching algiers arrows are coming up on the program calls for due sudan's government to do more to prevent future disasters as it tackles the worst flooding in a century. tens of thousands of people rallied against the government in thailand as months of political protest grow louder also. i'm charlie rangel on the river in southwest england for an animal hunted to extinction 400 years ago is making a comeback attracting tourists and helping to reduce flooding. welcome to the program our top story this hour tributes are being paid to u.s. supremes court justice ruth bader ginsburg has died aged $87.00 while many are remembering her legacy as a champion of women's rights a political fight is also brewing over what happens next republicans want to name her successor immediately president donald trump is tweeted he'll do so without delay but democrat challenger joe biden is saying the next president should decide alan fischer reports. became tilly tributes to pay their respects to mark the passing of a woman few here knew but all respected a loss t

an explosion killed almost $200.00 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless let's go live to algiers it is in the heart of who's in beirut for us so 2nd visit by emmanuel michael what do you think the message is this time. well france really has been projecting power and influence since mccrum became the 1st official to visit lebanon since the port explosion on august 4th just 2 days later he arrived in beirut he's now in a helicopter over the so over the bay report we understand he's going to visit beirut port shortly french teams have been helping in the investigations they've been helping in the in the initial days and rescue operations as well as in relief efforts so a lot of symbolism here because mccrone chose to return on on a day where lebannon marks 100 years since the declaration of the state of greater lebanon on that declaration was proclaimed by france the french mandate authorities have to remember lebanon was a french colonial france france was living on the former colonial power so this is france reviving its influence in lebanon saying that you know we we are we hold

santa maria here in doha with the world news from algiers russians are voting in regional elections just weeks after opposition figure alexei was poisoned while campaigning . protests for a 2nd consecutive day in the australian state of victoria over covert restrictions dozens of people have been finding arrested. in the u.k. johnson is accused of embarrassing the nation over break that by 2 former prime ministers. well we're starting in greece where authorities have started moving refugees to a new site on the island of after their camp burned down earlier this week thousands of refugees have been sleeping rough since the morea camp europe's largest was reduced to ash the refugees are demanding humanitarian assistance and are resisting the attempts to relocate them greek police fired tear gas at protesters on saturday stephanie is now been speaking to some of the refugees earlier we heard stephanie some of their extraordinary stories tell us more. that's right and i think you know when we talk about. number is around $12000.00 refugees on this island now homeless. story. something that'

hello from doha and i'm kamal santamaria with the world news from algiers. japan's governing party has a new leader which means you're here so there is now on track to become the next prime minister. also in the news the future of social media at tick tock still uncertain but there are reports of a deal that could satisfy the united states government. strong winds threatening the efforts to battle wildfires in the northwestern united states get a live update from california. we'll start with the news out of japan where the governing party has elected its new leader to succeed. is a longtime ally of the outgoing prime minister the liberal democratic party's leadership vote now paves the way for suger to replace in a parliamentary vote this week. is japan's longest serving prime minister he resigned last month for health reasons. well nobody as we faced a nationwide crisis of the krona virus hope araik we cannot have a political gap we need to overcome this challenge in order for every single person in japan to have a safe and stable life i need to proceed wit

africa and offered some fairly possessed and rain throughout geria and look at what this is done into algiers some a damage some flooding there was mud coming through as well and as a say you can just see what that has done a few more shots as we go through thursday plenty of rain out towards the west we're watching up to tropical storms when i am paulette working the way into the atlantic on friday but all the while the rains heavy through west africa extending from senegal right the way down to liberia. frank assessments what are you seeing back in yemen the 6 percent of the relation why it didn't suit this it's an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the omeo region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after is a proxy he does not represent the enters the bill of your people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story are now jews era. you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories record fire is raging through towns in forests across north america's west coast stuff least 7 people i

algiers john hendren with the natives from leaving. well this crowd is not gathered here in lieu of those jefferson park because they're happy with that decision if you look behind me you can see all those people in front of a truck and that truck is meant to block the street so cars come through here and if you just keep looking over that garbage can was just set on fire behind us wind that gentleman there with the white hair and you could you just hundreds of people here want and been a peaceful morial for briana taylor for months but when this verdict came out the decision to charge that officer i should say only with reckless endangerment it really infuriated the crowd in other news. have once again crackdown on protests protesters in maine scours after alexander lukashenko was sworn in as president in a surprise ceremony water cannon has been used with some demonstrators detained by the authorities the european union is proposing an overhaul to the way its members deal with incoming refugees and migrants it would see tighter borde

africa and off at some fairly possessed and rain throughout geria and look at what this is done into algiers some a damage some flooding there was mud coming through as well and as a say you can just see what that has done a few more shots as we go through thursday plenty of rain out towards the west we're watching out to tropical storms we're in a pool at work in the way into the atlantic on friday but all the while the rains heavy through west africa extending from senegal right the way down to liberia. free education for all was the promise the reality provoked a generation. to drugs enough blood to want to get on the job how a protest over education fees. morphed into a national revolt it's. everything must for. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. among the top stories here. fires are again burning near a greek migrant camp that was almost totally destroyed overnight on tuesday the blaze at the morea camp has left sounds of people without shelter. trials where one of the most promising coronavirus vaccines have been suspended testing of a vaccine developed by scientists at the universit

africa and offered some fairly possessed and rain throughout geria and look at what this is done into algiers some a damage some flooding there was mud coming through as well and as a say you can just see what that has done a few more shots as we go through thursday plenty of rain out towards the west we're watching up to tropical storms when i am paulette working their way into the atlantic on friday but all the while the rains heavy through west africa extending from senegal right the way down to liberia. one of australia's most loved make it out of the wombat is under threat from an agonizing disease but one wildlife campaigner he's dedicating your life to save what i want to east makes the woman on al-jazeera. all i worked as stay with most outstanding my wife the rest internment and mass indoctrination all we were children are now in a process of reeducation or chinese assimilation forced labor and the use of high tech surveillance we're being complicit in the human rights abuses that are occurring an australian investigation into china systematic repression of the weakness tell the worl

i don't think you can find much more on our web site the address that of course is algiers there at dot com. that is it from me and london will be back but you insist that it's. corruption it is there invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something to be told that this. is going to african. your country his. let's destroy this war. in 2020 the free space award encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption hero. nominate now. after nearly 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan. the warring parties may face to face at the negotiating table but watching them now we're in a different phase and i wish the afghan can't blame the united states this is also looking at it with urgency it's a blast but i don't see that the more urgent. some of the key players of the peace process talked out as iran. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you

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 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. there from protests in several egyptian cities calling on president. to step down security forces had arrested more than 1000 people ahead of the demonstrations to stop them from taking place and to ship out reports. to find government workers to stay home thousands of egyptians marched on sunday to express their anger tough to tear a. in conditions and called on the president to resign. south of the capital cairo and giza demonstrators were her chanting against the military police later fire tear gas to disperse the crowd of stone throwers. security was heightened ahead of the demonstrations after actor and busin

of the country and his statement also stated reinforce this idea that he wants to ensure that the algiers peace agreement that was signed with the armed groups in the north of the country back in 2015 will that peace agreement be implemented in support of that peace agreement there is the issue of giving more power to local authorities so let's see if the government is able to do that but of course ordinary millions there is much more pressing issues such as you know access to water electricity the schools have been shut for months because teachers have not been paid hospitals that are ill equipped to deal with a coronavirus outbreak and this date absent especially in the rural areas where armed groups are active replacing the state or or government sponsored militias that are active you know in the region of mukti there's been more people dying in the hands of not armed groups such as or are these some extent affiliate but but but by militias that are organized by villagers themselves so it's in these areas that the millions want to see the government the state being more present and tha

in london you're watching algiers 0 coming up on the program. sudan's government to do more to prevent future disasters as it tackles the worst flooding in a century. tens of thousands of people rallied against the government in thailand as months of political protest grow louder also.

santa maria here in doha with the world news from algiers russians are voting in regional elections just weeks after opposition figure alexei was poisoned while campaigning . for a 2nd consecutive day in the state of victoria over covert restrictions dozens of people have been finding arrested. in the u.k. .

civil society over the future leadership of mali that's also the site of where in 2012 the famous algiers peace accord was signed between armed groups and the money and state to try to bring and then to the violence well that certainly hasn't happened and in this exceptional ceremony exceptional circumstances well we're seeing you know only a president being sworn in as you mentioned a vice president which isn't part of the constitution of mali and that's right vice president as no other than the leader of this military to into a sunni going now joining us now is oil vision they killed from the international crisis group the director for the hell region now ken this new leadership succeed where previous governments have failed well it's very hard to tell right now you know of course you know that they i think that they have indicated that they are very willing actually to address you know the deep and structural problems you know of money the point is that you know if you look at money right now it's as much a security issue as it is a governance issue and and actually you know everybody

hello from doha and i'm come on santa maria with the world news from algiers. japan's governing party has a new leader which means you're here to so there is now on track to become the next prime minister. also in the news the future of social media tick-tock stay.