iraq but it swept the country from iran to algiers the from on about to thomas say like a giant block party. police repression threats of chaos political pressure. for a tarion military regime in power for more than half a century since algerian independence tried everything but nothing could suppress the peaceful iraq movement. and in the much year of demonstrations i never would have imagined things would go this far i am sick now we don't know where this is all going so we know we have to challenge them. goodness is i know they haven't heard it all my life but they've always sat up in their ivory towers they don't know what. i i. don't we don't want to give up we want to live in step with modern times despite our beliefs my clinical or rather that no matter what he's believing. i. i i. feb 22nd 2019 tens of thousands defied a long standing ban on protests in the capital to oppose president. his decision to run for office yet again. across the country algerians took to the streets to say no to a potential 5th term. lenders we didn't really understand what was happening on february 2

look what they've done to algiers look how devastated and slow we just want our algeria back and see. the was obviously oh my god i saw the money i had to live with this revolution and abled everyone to reappropriate their country to reappropriate algeria we realize it belongs to us all and after i. i was i. was. i was the only one they marched in against a 5th term it was amazing because most people in on our apolitical they don't give a damn to me as one i thank. only names and it will clear the most self-aware generation of algerians to come along since the war for independence. and where stubborn. i. thank the algerians won independence in 1962 after a long war against colonial france the algerians over their freedom to the national liberation front or f.l.n. . as of 2019 the f.l.n. had been in power for 57 years. an oppressive regime systematically plundering the country's wealth resources and heritage the algerian people gradually lost faith in the marcos he sends its independence algeria has suffered a number of tragedies in the 1990 s. the government fought a brutal civil war

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i wanted to pick up on gary's point about the algiers accords in barry's bio again. he says that that you and your colleagues have spent years trying to fight the agreement which gave tehran immunity from any lawsuit of for the long-suffering men and women of the embassy here's a question that kind of ties into the jacoa to the iran nuclear deal. i mean, have we ever thought about in the previous nuclear deal or this deal that actually we could do something in the deal to do something for you guys from tehran or is that mission impossible? i mean, i i think this where there were opportunities did anybody ever bring them up or consider doing something for your you and your families, you know, you know, what's interesting and i i was offended by the first jcpoa for one thing. i i like president obama and i think that what he was doing was a was a good thing in the long run, but there was never a mention. any of the discussions of the jason or even in the introduction to the jcpoa? that there was a hostage crisis. it only started with it was a revolution in iran and the

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thousands filled the streets of algiers on friday, chanting long live an algeria that is not militarycorrupt political system and an end to the army's involvement in politics. friday's demonstrations mark the resumption of the weekly street protests that were suspended last year because of the covid—i9 pandemic. their determination has not waned. translation: the algerian people are still thirsty - for freedom, they're still searching for complete independence. translation: the people take to the streets today _ to save algeria from the hands of the ruling gangs, and to allow the people to regain their sovereignty so that they can be free in theiraffairs, freedoms, human rights. justice is a popular demand. the leaderless protest movement known as hirak began two years ago and changed the face of alegria's leadership. in november 2019, widespread protests pushed the military to oust the former president abdelaziz bouteflika, who had been the country's leader for nearly 20 years. a month later, abdelmadjid tebboune was named algeria's new president in elections that saw a record 33% lo

to algeria now where thousands of anti—government protesters took to the streets in the capital algiersement was interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, and these latest demonstrations mark a resumption in the so—called hirak movement. dozens of activists remain behind bars despite the current president tebboune's promises to overhaul the country's institutions. danai howard reports. thousands filled the streets of algiers on friday, chanting along live and algeria that is not military. they are calling for an overhaul of what they say is a corrupt political system and an end to the army's involvement in politics. friday's demonstrations mark the resumption of the weekly street protests that were suspended last year because of the covid—i9 pandemic. their determination is not waned. translation: the determination is not waned. translation:— translation: the algerian eo - le translation: the algerian pebble are _ translation: the algerian people are still _ translation: the algerian people are still thirsty - translation: the algerian people are still thirsty for i people are still thir

unfortunately algiers tenure at brewster was brief. any departed in 1866 at the age of 35, he left under a cloud too where he was accused of quote unnatural familiarity with boys and he resigned from the church. to the best of my and other researchers knowledge and we spend a lot of time looking into this there were absolutely no other accusations of this sort made throughout alger's life. he left the church and he also left the area. he moved to new york city where he now began to write solely for young people abandoning the adult market for the more lucrative juvenile field as alger said in a letter years later. the decision was made when for an article for the north american review on which i had expended considerable labor. i was paid at the rate of a dollar per printed page. from that time on i leased my pen to the boys and the world has been spared much poor poetry and ambitious prose. as soon after this leasing of his pen in early 1867 he scored his first success his first juvenile story about the young street boys of new york e

in algiers ecstatic crowds celebrated booed of league as ouster and demanded total systemic change thank. us shifts generously let's help hold one of the strongest dictatorships in africa and you can't look at like i was a dictator with us and guy out along with millions of others which made him feel so small that was threw him out he media the humiliation he suffered was worse than any humiliations he made for. the league. play. the less lethal. colombia the hit i can if i don't see that here rock is a revolution it is yet so old that the paradigm so a shake the very core of the algeria. he insisted it was only really why you drew the namely the military's eye and grip on our politics. after a step down the cracks in our democracy appeared and we saw who really was in charge of the military was just general ahmed. the head of the algerian army a staunch supporter of beautifully nonetheless urged him to resign then took over the role of algeria strongman himself a self-styled defender of the nation so law held power until the end of 2019 when he died at age 79. i thought he was put in of

have no control over it i'm afraid but let's bring it about the barrel she's executive producer of algiers there was a program joins me now live here in. a lot to discuss for these world leaders are they going to make a huge huge number of promises i suppose we just have to listen intently to see which ones will actually you might say come to fruition. absolutely now it's going to be very interesting listening indeed and we do know that some of the big players are going to make some bold promises mean biden for example is going to going to commit to reducing carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2030 now this is huge but as we did manage to hear from car with a couple of harris despite the echo there this is very much about the global community so it's fantastic that we've got a leader in the room somebody who's setting a really good example at least for the pledge is it is up to the global community to to follow suit and also to deliver with action on the pledges that are going to be made today that we hope are going to be made today and for those of use a cross the al jazeera spectrum that t

tens of thousands marched for free elections in the capital of algiers.he movement began two years ago enforced the long-serving president to quit. demonstrators say subsequent elections were rigged by the military. niger has to warning a new president. the ceremony marks the first peaceful transition of power in decades, but mohammed but zoom is still facing decades. his ministration will have to deal with islamic extremism. the u.n. ranks niger as the poorest nation. reporter:dw the president can breathe easy now, he has been inaugurated as the first democratically-elected president since the country's independence from france in 1960. ended almost didn't happen. two days before the ceremony was to take place, some of the country's military allegedly tried to logic yo -- launch a coup, according to the government. it is not clear how it was stopped. 61-year-old was elected in a february runoff that was contested by his main opponent, a former president toppled by a military coup in 1996. he claimed the latest vote was marred by fraud, but a top court co

conviction for blasphemy and keep fighting for freedom of thought after being sentenced at court in algiers while human rights watchdog our c.n.n. national has condemned the ruling. germany's new emergency coronavirus bill has been signed into law as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of kovac and factions while the legislation gives central government the power to impose local lockdowns if waits exceed 104100000 cases within 7 days want to know regional authorities had the power to decide. how we're going to pivot now to india that country is reeling from a wave of new covert 19 infections engulfing the country like nowhere else in the world the world's 2nd most populous nation as recorded the world's highest ever daily tally nearly 315000 cases just in the last 24 hours while this latest spike has overwhelmed the health care system and some hospitals in the capital delhi have already run out of the oxygen needed to keep people alive. families of the sick wait helplessly outside of the hospital. india is facing an acute oxygen shortage as covert 19 infections skyrocket. 22 patients died

and let's take you through some of the headlines here in algiers iran now india has said yet another global record number of new cases of coronavirus reporting over 300000 for a 4th day in a row many people are being admitted to hospitals because of a lack of oxygen and beds the white house has expressed deep concern over the situation it plans to.

elections were shy jools for may 22nd while a presidential vote was due in july well let's cross now to algiers need to eva he moves in her ballot for a said need what about say after the factions meeting that ended just now. he said it's official now that the palestinian elections are going to be postponed because israel didn't give a clear answer whether it's going to be allowing the palestinians to hold them in east jerusalem he said the response he received via the americans and the arab is that israel cannot give an answer to the palestinians in that regard because israel doesn't have a valid government now after they held their elections and he says while the same government the transitional government the interim one that is making decisions to approve new illegal israeli settlement units in the occupied west bank why can't this government approve the palestinians right to have elections in east jerusalem this is he said political issue it's an important and not a technical issue when it comes to having palestinians in east jerusalem he also blamed the europeans he said that the european

has gathered for its 111th friday protest tens of thousands march for free elections in the capital algiers the movement began 2 years ago and forced the long serving president to quit demonstrators say subsequent elections were rigged by the military. and has sworn in a new president the ceremony marks the 1st peaceful transition of power in decades but mohammed bazooms still facing challenges the new administration will have to deal with growing islamist extremism and united nations ranks as the world's poorest nation. president mohamed presumed can breathe easy now he's been inaugurated as new year's new president the 1st one democratically elected since the country's independence from france in 1960 yet it almost didn't happen just 2 days before the ceremony was to take place some of the country's military allegedly tried to launch a coup according to the government it's still not clear how it was stopped. the 61 year old who was elected in the february runoff poll that was contested by his main opponent. john a former president who was toppled by a military coup in 1996 on claimed the

opposed to an extension of his term in office and recently voted to extend beyond of the law he's from algiers term and talks to organize a new selection election have stalled. libyan government said to be loyal to the son of warlord khalifa haftar of prevented the unity government delegation from entering benghazi militia members surrounded the airport after the delegations plane landed it then flew back to tripoli israeli police removed barricades from near lots of mosque compound which were partly blamed for provoking several nights of protests demonstrators were angry they couldn't gather on the damascus gate steps during the holy month of ramadan. elsewhere israeli soldiers fired tear gas on palestinian youth protesters who gathered near gaza's barrier fence palestinians burned tires and threw stones and israeli media reports a rocket was fired from the strip earlier falling in an empty field in southern israel and the u.k. has just hosted its biggest crowd at an outdoor sports event since the pandemic began $8000.00 fans turned up to see manchester city win the english league cup final a

each and every one of us about a responsibility to change our personal space for the better than algiers era. i'm jim bell in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera the 1st to death sentences since the military coup have been announced a 1000000 mark for the killing of an army captain and associates the army has been cracking down hard on anti coup protest as across the country several people were killed when security forces targeted demonstrators in the southern city of bob go on friday tony chang is monitoring developments from bangkok. news is now emerging of a very violent crackdown yesterday we were watching closely on social media from the very early hours of the morning before dawn when the security services moved in there was there were recordings of automatic gunfire being used loud explosions. emerged overnight tonight is a picture of very bloody crank. it's being reported by radio free asia and now more than 60 people have died. and the united states sorry united nations security council has heard fresh pleas from the people of myanmar for action to stop the crackdown at an u

conviction for blasphemy and keep fighting for freedom of thoughts after being sentenced at court in algiers. human rights watchdog i understand national condemned the way. the the nation navy has laws launched a search operation for a missing submarine with 53 crew members on board contact was lost on wednesday as the sub was conducting a drill off the island of bali australia and singapore have also deployed ships to support the search. germany's new emergency corner virus bill has been signed into law as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of infections legislation give central government the power to impose local logged downs if rates exceed 100 or 100000 cases within 7 days up to now regional authorities have decided on these measures. and we focus now on india which is reeling from a wave of new covert 1000 infections engulfing the country like nowhere else in the world the world's 2nd most populous nation has recorded the world's highest ever daily tally nearly 315000 cases in the last 24 hours while this latest spike has overwhelmed the health care system and some hospitals in the

conviction for blasphemy and keep fighting for freedom of thought after being sentenced at a court in algiers. germany's new emergency call in of hours bill has been signed into law as the country continues to struggle with a 3rd wave of covert infections the legislation gives central government now the power to impose local lock downs if rates exceed $100.00 or 100000 cases within 7 days while up to now it was up to wheedle authorities had to decide whether to implemented such measures. and on the theme of the pandemic india is reeling from a wave of new coven 1000 factions engulfing the country like nowhere else in the world is the world's 2nd most populous nation and it has recorded the world's highest ever daily tally nearly 315000 cases in the last 24 hours while the latest spike has overwhelmed the health care system and some hospitals in the capital delhi have already run out of the oxygen that is needed to keep people alive. families of the sick wait helplessly outside of the hospital india is facing an acute oxygen shortage as covert 19 infections skyrocket are 22 patients died at a

as the headline is taking you back now to algiers there are investigations. they're like thank you so much for how as. a right way and these people that. sat in the well. and that they had a vision that it came with a decision i'm trying to find thank you we even got the glory to tell you the things rests. in america's midwest and our a volunteer is a gathering to help promote the organizations newly endorsed presidential candidates. rogers. you have. here is there enough of you know the police chief faculty got to get those jobs back. out of your. rojo funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here astray has strict gun laws said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. or are we going to get it got back to australia to work in one shot of my life and i don't know now to turn the well you know i did that by and also i never said that. i will donate i'm doing a great job but i thought my social lives are going to be that the star of the talents i don't want i seriously i get everything. the volunteers t

toe company says they're praying for everyone involved reporting in algiers. i'm chris welty. >> now to our 4 zone. a forecaster. much calmer conditions much calmer than their that. yeah, pretty dramatic. would like to get some rain. a rollback in the bay area. we'll take a a look at the long-range computer mall a little moment here actually, there's a chance out there on the rise. the said there's a chance we'll hold on to that. but right now, of course, it's been nice bit breezy around the bay area. a lot of sunshine, a lot of weather to enjoy outside. i think it only gets nicer as we head into the weekend. all right. there you go. outside right now. we've got mostly clear skies. couple patches of fog begin to move in across the golden gate bridge and just inside the bay low pressure center spinning just to the east of us. now. you can see it's made its way all the way towards salt lake city. so that moves out of town things quiet down as far as the winds are concerned around the bay area. but the sierra nevada, there's still some more pop up showers up ther

algiers or. for gold has become one of iraq's top exports despite there being no gold deposits last year it exported nearly $8000000000.00 worth of gold to turkey alone so what's the secret asama been reports from baghdad. in an old baghdad bookshop the same melting pot has been used for decades. now job i mean converts old gold into 21 carrot bars in the chemical process each element is carefully measured and according to their weight he's been doing it for years but business is not what it was before the 2003 u.s. invasion. now with rising demand for newer and final designs most of his orders go to turkey or gulf states or local goldsmiths it's difficult to compete with modern machinery cheap electricity and labor and it meant i don't have the naomi we hope the government supports us with new machines we want support for the workshops and we demand to stop exporting cult. gold is now among iraq's top 3 exports after oil to trade with turkey alone has reached nearly $8000000000.00 in 2022 point

is going to bear witness to an altogether different salvo on the evening of may 1st, 1861 the doxa algiers, louisiana are going to ignite into flames a fire breaks out aboard a steamboat general pike and the flames soon crumble the general pike's moorings and those of two neighboring boats resulting in a blazing procession of vessels down the river unless the one hour the whipping wind spread the flames with terrific rapidity to six more vessels and then there's kind of this ensuing comedy of errors. the alarm bells never went off the arriving fire about men start running about it random because they don't know what to do. and things are just kind of utterly chaotic with a cloudy sky above and the dark mississippi rushing below the light from the flames reflected laura lee down on the city washing new orleans in a very eerie glow. ultimately nine different steamboats will be destroyed in this fire the general pike editor granada telegram baltic republic madison daliweb and conqueror and just a matter of moments over 4,500 tons of timber had splintered into kindling thousands of pounds of c