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there was more sniper machine gun fire in beirut today. between nine hundred seventy five thousand nine hundred ninety seven and was caught up in a civil war where countless brutes for one another in ever changing alliances. in the notorious house to house fighting the right forty games the left christians against muslims and in the background israel against syria and the p.l.o. . the lebanese know what flame me back then nearly a million driven from and. even off to the wall the country never truly found peace. today one still sees the scars of war in beirut many buildings are still to came and society has still not fully recovered. lebanon still has no become it civil war and already carries the burden of another the syrian refugees cross the country four point five billion dollars a year. the welcome in lebanon can be vastly different for syria sama very positive in taleban in the bekaa valley a local ngo has opened up a youth club as a school for the children. but also a place where they can meet and enjoy themselves. here's a because

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with the withdrawal of the bulk of its forces from beirut the p.l.o. was in limbo once again few out of countries wanted to welcome thousands of palestinian fighters for the first time the p.l.o. as existence in exile would be without the military force that had characterized it stays in jordan and lebanon. the price of defeat in beirut soon appeared before out of the weakened p.l.o. leader found himself under attack from palestinian leaders within the p.l.o. and even from within his own father faction. the critics said artifact style of leadership was too autocratic and they accused him of abandoning the revolution by evacuating beirut and seeking going to go sheeted settlement. yes i offered to lead to any argument that got a shock yes that arafat wants to abandon the struggle we want to continue but he came to damascus and attempted a coup in fatah to kill the revolution which we want to preserve arafat has sold out because he is no longer interested in the revolution. syria which had always wished to make the p.l.o. subservient to its will sought t

and the fantasy world and of course people in london and new york and washington and arab capitals beirut is one of them and places in the gulf they're happy to make a lot of money doing this kind of stuff and this is a tragedy because it tells us a lot about the commercialization and the degradation of the integrity of what had long been honorable news media or new professions like for instance public relations or advertising have now been brought into this game of of lies and exaggeration so everybody loses from this but the the i'm an artist have been particularly active in this field and therefore the ones who should be the most embarrassed and rami we're talking on a day when as we've just seen the emir is visiting london he's having talks with the prime minister there to resume a and the day after the un's highest court the i.c.j. made a preliminary ruling which favored argument how does it stand more than a year after their four blockading nations took this action against is kassa isolated or how is cata place in terms of the international community. it's clear that the basic aims

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you could feel it shake across beirut. it was so massive.vastating. >> a truck filled with explosives was driven into a compound, the midst of a marine battalion headquarters and the explosives were detonated. the four-story building collapsed on about 150 or 200 sleeping marines. >> wearing green fatigues and driving a yellow truck. the guy was smiling. >> israel had gone into lebanon to try to create a buffer zone against the palestinians, the plo. >> a battalion of american marines came out to separate the israelis from the palestinians and oversee the withdrawal of the plo from lebanon, but it got sucked in to the lebanese civil war. >> the civil war is between christians and muslims, and to the muslims it looked like we were supporting the christians. >> a big debate broke out afterwards. should we have ever put our marines in that kind of vulnerable position when they didn't have a clear politician. they were just kind of sitting there. >> the united states in the middle east was faced with an array of small forces, little cells, under

that there is no guarantee and that's yet and tell for us in beirut thank you so much for bringing us up to date. protests that have again hit the streets in cities across iraq and i'm seeing more jobs and better public services the unrest as they spread to the capital baghdad where crowds try to storm the government districts the rallies began two weeks ago in the southern city of basra but they are growing in size and intensity so far at least nine people have died in clashes with security forces. at first the demands were simple clean water and electricity but for many of those protesting across iraq the problem is not only the lack of infrastructure but the politicians who have failed to provide it. we want to change of debilitation we no longer want just water and electricity it's a shame that we don't have simple rights humans have gone to the moon and have the most advanced technology and we're still calling for water and electricity no it's the politicians who are corrupt most people go to the unrest began two weeks ago in the south of iraq summer temperatures reach fifty degr

bring us the very latest from beirut in syria thank you very much. trade tensions are dominating a meeting of the g twenty finance ministers and central bank has in the editing and capital of us ira's france ones that a trade war is now a reality as donald trump continues his tit for tat tariff blows with china and the european union the g twenty is set to call for greater dialogue on ones against global growth. going into the summit the threat posed by u.s. president trumps america first policy was clear the international monetary fund has studied the current tariff escalation and puts a number to it although small of them some had feared it certainly indicates the impact that it would have on g.d.p. which in the worst case scenario under current measures and not taking into account the most recent announcements is in the range of point five percent of g.d.p. on a global basis and surprisingly the cheap twenty member countries are distancing themselves from any protectionist measures like japan just days after signing a massive trade agreement with

s correspondent in beirut and i asked her to explain how that rescue mission came about well it's really it's not taken any refugees but over the last few years they have treated thousands of syrians to being actually travelling on the other side of the golan heights which is a way to get me out of this mission and jordan has done that too and counted out germany and regina promised that they would leave the white church to these people now the recently sikorsky eight hundred people but now hearing only one hundred twenty two of these people have been rescued some hundred of them are workers with white helmets the workers and the rest of their families this is being done by. because germany britain and u.k. and u.s. have asked for this to be done and this is because these countries that i mentioned have been supporting whiteness financially and in other ways to carry out carry out aid operations in all this is. why was this group close the golan heights in particular danger now. two reasons one is it being dangerous all this why put in a little boy who thought these abs were completely u

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by detail but who's correspondent on china for who's following the situation for us in syria from beirut on child the israeli military rescued these eight hundred white helmets and their families as part of an international plan why did they choose to intervene. well you know what in the past history it has been you know being someone. mentions israeli hospitals on the world of the lines even in her you know it's not the. city that's where they have. all the lost it is does the syrians go with the actual masters. is there and asking is there anybody this this time this guy if it was germany and it was said that the. aid workers so he's really need this represents the amount doing humanitarian work as much as the. keys in it was the carrot. it is where all. and the white helmets are where king in cities and towns across syria great personal risk why was this group in particular danger. well there is no specific answer to that to be honest but comes to mind if you know that look at. these areas while under siege by the syrian regime but as a kid you get that i have had a lot as a jordanian

the story of a british italian man experiencing life close up in a palestinian refugee camp in beirut it's. coming face to face with the daily lives of its residents some of whom have lived there for seventy years but there has been for a few jomo saunas life it's not a normal life to show seven days in beirut but. on al-jazeera. captaining a leading used team at sixteen years old takes determination. to that staying on top of your game at school. the whole family together and shares the sacrifices necessary for a son to have a shot at becoming a professional footballer. a home game on a. burger . all accounted for rescuers in thailand finally find a youth football team trapped in a flooded cave for ten days. and scenes of joy outside the cave but officials warn it will take time before the boys are brought out safely. i'm so robert you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes mexico's new president says he's proposed a plan to reduce migration in a phone call with double trouble.

the beirut card gives them a future in football. come in thirty minutes more to come on. board more. pakistan is heading to the polls amidst an unprecedented crackdown on the media. we'll tell you everything you need to know you could live coverage and reports from islamabad and blowhole. this. and you don't i mean it was. earth home to millions of species of home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like deals that protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. interactive content to inspire people to take action on global audience and series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. so we made improvements all the time we had more public transportation and i would say in the big cities. some of it is the car sharing the point is that energy has to call move from a clean soft renewable we need to produce wonderful batteries for cars so that all cars will live on the electricity with no emission but through it with high capacity over the tricity it will take us hundreds of kilometers of

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election id in university in beirut and i mean corey a senior fellow at the american university of beirut and in london say the she hobby comest with newspaper welcome to all. worth a scathing remarks that someone how early made in his recent book the main reason why his injury or it was just the tip of the iceberg were the crackdown on dissent didn't start with the the captive the caption the rest of suffer and how alley it started. when the crown prince started the crackdown on all the dissent on all the freedom of speech it is a matter of reform but it is a matter of superficial bru for reform what he is doing on the ground is completely contradicting what he's preaching day and night that the new brand the new count brants is trying to bring more freedom to the to saudi arabia but by doing these kind of arrests by this kind of crackdown on the dissent it seems that he is not doing it in the right way still he didn't scratch the surface of the freedom he is on the other hand following the word of advice that was given by his godfather mohamed bin zayed in the united arab emirates when

with the withdrawal of the bulk of its forces from beirut the p.l.o. was in limbo once again few out of countries wanted to welcome thousands of palestinian fighters for the first time the p.l.o. is existence in exile would be without the military force that had characterized it stays in jordan and lebanon. the price of defeat in beirut soon appeared before artifact the weakened p.l.o. leader found himself under attack from palestinian leaders within the p.l.o. and even from within his own father factions. the critics said artifact style of leadership was too autocratic and they accused him of abandoning the revolution by evacuating beirut and seeking a negotiated settlement. yes i offered to lead to any argument that you have to set up yes that arafat wants to abandon the struggle we want to continue but he came to damascus and attempted a coup in fattal to kill the revolution which we want to preserve arafat has sold out because he is no longer interested in the revolution. syria which had always wished to make the p.l.o. subservient to its will soug

years it's like he's been there a few jomo saw his life it's not a long life a short seven days in beirutan al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching i'll just there i was the whole robin a reminder of our top stories rescuers in northern thailand coming up with a plan to bring a young football team out their coach out of a flooded cave the team was late on monday after ten days trapped below ground food and medical supplies have been sent to. mexico's president elect says he's offered to help reduce the u.s. bound by gratian exchange for president trump support responder lopez obrador spoke to trump on the phone to his electoral win something and the u.n. says more than a quarter of a million syrians have now been displaced by the government's offensive to retake their province jordan is set to hold talks with syria's ally russia this week in the hope of paving the way for a ceasefire. the libyan navy says sixty three refugees and migrants are missing in the mediterranean after their inflatable boat sank the navy rescued another forty while the international organization for migration say

their leader beirut. business updates. business updates. well you know. there's some other like the. al jazeera. where every year. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave it would just be all when people need to be heard to women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the board winning documentaries and knife news i'm not out to view it i got to commend you on hearing is good journalism on and on. i really don't know how to define it it's not possible for me to the thing that's it's just one of those things that you feel this is yes yes i believe in this i'm so i'm not but i'm an independent on a mission for america. that's about the idea that. affords dongles raised. it's about it's about the believing in you again it's about that. as a filmmaker i would want my audience to support that when men begin first as a unit i would definitely want my audience to be a jumble with it and say yes this is what i want and. i have tried to be very honest w

appreciate your thoughts on this as always rami corrie in beirut thanks very much all right other news now and the united nations wants access to yemeni prisons run by the united arab emirates where it says a number of prisoners have been tortured and sexually abused by soldiers witnesses show the associated press news agency drawings smuggled out of prisons last month they show threats and beatings over him qatari is a yemen analyst based in new york he says there's plenty of evidence around of torture being systematically used in emma rotty run prisons in yemen the torture by the u.s. united arab emirates forces in yemen and their kidnapping of detainees and sexual abuse is being well documented by a number of international human rights are going to die.

is with userguson now, back in beirut.ower of what you are saying there, that the people who are losing right now is what counts, the massive hunger, the cholera epidemic -- jane, the fact that journalists rarely go to the north the way you smuggled yourself in with the saudi's not allowing that, because you see the effects of the bombing and see the actual bombs and make the connection to the u.s. your final comment in the minute that we have. i would point out, exactly as you say, this is a war which has had a terrible toll on the people of yemen, and that is a told that is unmatched anywhere world. nowhere in the world has a statistic like one third of an entire country's population is on the brink of starvation. there are attends going on right now to broker more serious peace talks, and there is a way to end this war if all sides negotiate in good faith and are truly willing to make the compromises necessary. so it is possible that yemen could see peace before the end of the year if there is enough political will. amy

ideal university in beirut and i mean corey a senior fellow at the american university of beirut and in london say the she hobby comest with eloquence newspaper welcome to all. were the scathing remarks that someone how early made in his recent book the main reason why his injury or it was just the tip of the iceberg. the crackdown on dissent didn't start with the the captive the caption the rest of suffer and how ali it started. when the crown prince started the crackdown on all the dissent on all the freedom of speech it is a matter of reform but it is a matter of superficial proof or reform what he is doing on the ground is completely contradicting what he's preaching day and night that the new brand the new cound brands is trying to bring more freedom to the to saudi arabia but by doing these kind of arrests by this kind of crackdown on the dissent it seems that he is not doing it in the right way still he didn't scratch the surface of the freedom he has on the other hand following the word of advice that was given by his godfather mohamed bin zayed in the united arab emirates wh

beirut. turn our attention now to the u.k. where the home secretary is demanding answers from russia are after a man and woman were exposed to the nerve agent novacek the police believe dawn sturges and charlie really collapsed after they handled a contaminated item in a small town called amesbury that's near the city of souls it was there that a russian double agent and his daughter works out with nabil chalk samples being analyzed at the u.k. military's porton down chemical research laboratory which is halfway between the amesbury and souls bre pizza shop is there. the couple remain in a critical condition at source priest district hospital but police and counterterrorism office is investigating the second poisoning say it's unlikely they were deliberately targeted but were caught up in the fallout from the previous attack the couple don't sturgis and charlie rally both in their forty's collapse in a house in a mystery twelve kilometers from salt break officials at porton down who had it done to fight the nerve agent as nova

beirut lebanon summer twenty seven came every week ships carrying cattle and sheep arrive here. the animals have already been transported thousands of kilometers first to the harbor by road then across the mediterranean by ship. not all of the animals survive on harm. some of them are dead. and. other animals like this one are injured the e.u. is determined that this will become a thing of the past. in twenty fifteen the european court of justice ruled that the well being of animals that are export of life from the e.u. must be insured for their entire journey. the ruling says protection for animals under e.u. law does not stop at the borders of the e.u. . and the final destination is not the e.u. border it's the country where the animals are unloaded for at least forty eight hours the importers are always countries like egypt or turkey or iran that do not adhere to e.u. standards and the e.u. except that it has no control over what happens there but the tone of this thought in the. european animal welfare association say that as a result the ruling has no real effect their inve

extremely important for the assad regime because it opens a highway opens a connection between the beirut ports in the north and the turkish border in the north all the way through to jordan and all the way through to the gulf states is a vital trade routes and the syrian regime wants that open as soon as possible but one rebel group just to the north of now see says that the russians and the syrians are not holding to their side of the bargain and so fighting continues there now the cease fire agreement and the surrender terms were that the opposition groups would hand over their heavy weapons those that wanted to would be given safe passage north to an opposition stronghold up there and that the russian military police would supervise security along the border area this was particularly important also to the jordanians because the opposition forces do fear revenge attacks by syrian regime forces if they weren't monitored and the jordanians did not want any sort of hezbollah she had a militia presence along its border so this rebel group says that's not being adhered to the syrian regime

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beirut. the u.s. president will trump has accepted the resignation of the head of the environment protection agency scott pruitt have been accused of misusing his office and public funds and also anger conservationists by rolling back laws to protect the environment and the fight against global warming john hendren has more. scott pruitt was the environmental regulator industry always want it it's the e.p.a.'s objective my objective is the minister of the e.p.a. to come in and make sure that people's health is protected the former oklahoma attorney general went from being one of the agency's most aggressive opponents suing it fourteen times to running it to file two lawsuits challenging the e.p.a. mercury in air toxics standards you filed a lawsuit challenging the e.p.a.'s two hundred two thousand and fifteen national ambient air quality standards for ozone never since president richard nixon created the agency in one nine hundred seventy his corporate america had a stronger or more controversial ally

beirut park city my future football team in the bin thirty minutes. more. or more. it's nice. to see. blue. johnny used. to be a mole. among. the easy capital in northern iraq reduced to rubble in many parts shingle feels like a ghost town true enough years after liberation from my ex only three cells and families have returned to a city of which once had more than eighty thousand inhabitants a city struggling to find peace only a few have dared return to their former ally. today on t.w. news. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it made sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for a new journalist they can trust for them to make sense of those. problems not talk of my work at the w. this is going to be in the news coming to you live from berlin in

beirut. well both jordan and israel are refusing to open their borders to the many syrians stuck there bernard smith is at the job there crossing on the jordan syria border the sound of exploding tank shells and tank fire is being heard again coming from the syrian side of the border an indication that the talks have indeed broken down as it is an end to the cease fire the rebel group says because of an insistence by the russians the rebel groups hand over their heavy weapons however it was understood earlier on that one of the conditions the rebel groups lay down was that they were willing to give up their heavy weapons if the syrian regime forces left at areas they'd recently taken control of and allowed a greater role for the russian military in policing areas that the rebel groups surrendered to regime control or russian military control however it seems that whatever was being discussed will however though follows talks progress they've now broken down the rebel groups say there are no p

beirut park. refugees football club the being thirty minutes. sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. the colleges began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found them deep in the rain forest in central africa and the letter bullock was a valuable lesson with the only one thing they. did by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son made son only the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle but. the result reverse culture shock. the crews we. saw from the forest starts august not. w. . this is deja vu news coming to you live from bali and a massive disaster with hundreds missing. under construction collapses and heavy rains caused billions of cubic metres of australia's water from the area authorities say seven people have been killed since i left home this really good line for the region and. also coming up at least sixty people have been killed by region fauna spreading the rapidly near athens the government has declared a state of imagine.

beirut. syrian government forces of recapture the southern city of can a trinity israeli occupied golan heights government troops have entered the city for the first time in four years after weeks of intense fighting have been trying to clear the surrounding province of eisel and other opposition groups the remaining isolate fighters of now agreed to leave for rebel held areas of northern syria after a deal brokered by russia. scores of doctors and other medical personnel of a public hospital in nicaragua second largest city have been silent say was no television for supporting and treating opponents of the government in the past three months of civil unrest according to nicaragua's association of human rights at least four hundred forty eight people have been killed and thousands more injured the sea and human reports from male. students doctors and residents like during your protest against the government outside of the university hospital of nicaragua's second largest city but have me oh i

beirut. still ahead on al-jazeera how israel is planning to slash hundreds of millions of dollars from the palestinian authority's budget. just sold. me to the weather sponsored by qatar airways hello there well first of all let's have a check on our typhoon here's a satellite picture as it crossed the ok now islands and gradually rattled its way towards the north it's still giving us some rather ferocious winds but the rain that's the main issue from this system and for some of us in japan and south korea we are likely to see more in the way of flooding as we head through the next few days meanwhile towards the west and for many of us in the impulse of china there's a lot of dry weather to be found these showers though are all the lively and a few of them may just cause a bit of disruption they gradually trekking their way towards the north as we head through chews day and into wednesday before the towards the south of this plenty of showers here as they have been over recent days the main e

beirut hard kids sitting refuge in football. because in the thirty minutes d.w. . leaving the front page of. his works god is fortunate. the months are up and favors. beethoven insist upon twenty two. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the road. stories about people making a difference in shaping their nation. and their continent. d.w. is a multimedia series for africa d.w. dot com africa on the move. how's your view of the world. where i come from that all that glitters is go it just like it was chinese food doesn't matter where i am it's always reminds me of coal after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things a little differently now. live for it first as an articulation that exists the other part of the war haven't been implemented in china that's due to chinese people wondering if they're putting a lot of people have the right to learn that is this is their job a job that of them how i see it and that's why my job because i tried to do it except to t