pushing these two leaders to say you need to stop terry are part your country because of personnel and bishan. haiti has suspended a proposal to raise fuel prices after violent protests that left three people dead the people say they can't afford the increases of up to fifty percent cut here not as whole diane reports. the outrage was immediate fires set roads blocked protesters say they can't afford haiti's new fuel prices with chaos out on the streets of the capital port of ponce several people decided to spend the night at work many businesses close their doors this is your backyard when i was just going to deliver a baby she needs a syrian every hospital we go to that we can't find a doctor because of the protests i don't know what to do the government announced an increase of up to fifty percent for diesel gasoline and kerrison in a country were about eighty percent of workers earn less than two dollars a day the news wasn't received well you know moved people were speaking up against the president he hasn't delivered on the promises he made during his campaign from food to job creation

producers of low tech goods such as clothing and cosmetics to become a part of china's broad around bishan to be a global leader in high tech manufacturing that bold strategy made in china twenty twenty five is seen as a major challenge to the technological dominance of the united states and design a goodly one of the reasons behind the u.s. threat of a trade war to thwart china's ambitions of macbride al-jazeera paging still ahead an al-jazeera it's a day of exits for some of football's biggest names peter is going to have all the details and the sports. a new series of rewind i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries this struggle continues from bob did till now i use distance rewind continues with alfred's free press. and money they didn't talk we know from the public of what's happening in the adventure sites they have been some changes over over the years you know rewind on al-jazeera and monday put it well on the i j z the u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa bu

pursuing her own bishan. new other woman got some close to. the flop around life and death with a few. starts july twenty first on d w. ten years ago an unprecedented earthquake shook the world of finance leading to the events we now know as the two thousand and eight financial crisis triggered by the collapse of the investment bank lehman brothers under a huge burden of bad loans banks around the world folded one after another trillions were lost the world economy went into standby mode bankers and the crisis that's what we're looking at today on mate it has become the stuff of thrillist like this one behind me starring leonardo di caprio in the wolf of wall street a german t.v. show also looks at how a young career obsessed investment banker brings the world of european finance close to collapse with the addition of a few characters and plot twist the banking crisis has been turned into compelling and to tame it but how realistic is that show well our reporter found frighteningly realistic. frankfurt the high octane world of international fi

gang of small time crooks always trying to pull off that one big job and failing dismally the exit bishan includes film props many scripts and set designs the series was a smash hit in denmark pomona hungry on the former east germany. all this week we've been taking you on trips to europe and major cities for a look at them from a different perspective and today we're heading to the spanish capital madrid to get to know some of the lesser known corridors of the city well from shopping at a flea market to ancient egyptian ruins we get some insider tips from a local on how to discover some of madrid's hidden secrets. this is the madrid three million or to millions of tourists. and this is latino in the west of the city the oldest district in this. spanish capital. rafia debbie go loves coming here to the bottom. of. the location scout often brings clients from the film and photography industry here. this is my favorite place imma try to have breakfast because we're away from the noise but it's still in the center of the city but out of this it's a district that draws in other volunteers lik

novelist i know what i thought i could bishan showcases on china from the world over. magical visits to the original sets of the hype until. now all we care we've been featuring european theme parks on the show yesterday it was disney and one of my favorite disney movies is the little mermaid i'm sure you've all heard at the story well it seems i was not alone in dreaming of being a man made when i was little because on the northwest and greek island of corfu you can now take lessons in how to be a man made for real yes you can press on a synthetic tale go out into the sea and be at one with the water just like ariel in the movie. there have been sightings humans with steely tails and often gaudy colors frolicking in the mediterranean sea would that be mermaids coming back to be with us call us these creatures are just mere mortals wearing funny gear. here on the greek island of course from their attending classes on out to channel your inner mermaid their costume is made up of a professional mano fan and a mermaid tail skin in just a few minutes any old human can be t

stable that the people are seeing more and more that there's a there's not a lack of aspiration around bishan and this is that ning and what bitcoin represent is is a way for us to break free of this system of financial or economic inscription of a vast labor force of of people it seems that economics evolved over the last hundred years sense or or so the industrial revolution which brought in an era of specialization and specialization to agree where you have people really and. play factories in china you know assembling products like i phones and is mind numbingly repetitious and so the rise of technology is like search engines which for people the ability to cope completely forget what's in their heads they have they don't need a brain essentially because it's being outsourced to a third party this platform called a search engine but it seems like because it is reversing that trend it's bringing back a consciousness fusion in that all of our thoughts are being timestamp every ten minutes to validate this value proposition and i wanted to ask if you think that the current technology which i

nuclear weapons states and their allies have been caught short footed with the nuclear weapons grade bishan treaty and their rejection of victim the vehemence of their rejection shows how desperate they are to preserve their reliance on nuclear weapons been made no difference much against the view of the international community mr fitzpatrick has the sort of mutually assured destruction of nuclear deterrence made the world safer and the law system here as well have we just been lucky and where are we going now do you think. i think it's both i think that the mutually assured destruction has contributed to the non use of nuclear weapons over the past seventy years over the absence of major wars between the main powers because of the the fear of destruction but but the dr off is entirely correct we have been lucky but in so many near misses when nuclear weapons may have been used by accident or misperception about what the other side was doing so where are we going from now at the moment we're at it we're dead we're dead stuck in the water there are no arms control talks there's no talk about

stable that the people are seeing more and more that there's a there's not a lack of a spray sharon bishan and this is is that ning and what bitcoin represent is is a way for us to break free of this system of financial or economic inscription of a vast labor force of of people it seems that economics evolved over the past hundred years sense or or so the industrial revolution which brought in an era of specialization and specialization to degree where you have people in really and slow. factories in china you know assembling products like i phones and is mind numbingly repetitious and so the rise of technology is like search engines which for people the ability to cope completely forget what's in their heads they had they don't need a brain essentially because being outsourced to a third party this platform called a search engine but it seems like because it is reversing that trend it's bringing back a consciousness fusion in that all of our thoughts are being timestamp every ten minutes to validate this value proposition and i wanted to ask if you think that the current technology which

historic figure was blatz five latin american countries now different situation not that kind of an bishan but countries are similar challenges are similar like it used to be in the times of sing on the boulevard why we need two little glue up to that expectation but how would you respond to those who might say you're not simone bolivar you've lost power twice in two different countries those who say are you able to make sound political calculations for your apps of the right are not simple of our but someone who is different from what's happening in the region indeed i was i had two terms of successful presidency i finished it all and i go criticize and look at the countries around us look at armenia look at other neighbors look at belarus look at you know just wherever you look this leaders extend their terms they find other ways not to create i was the only one who had full extent of power and first of all quit had transpersonal transition when the constitutional term expired that's quite unique which comes natural to another place in the world in our part of the world some people think

producers of low tech goods such as clothing and cosmetics to become a part of china's broad around bishan to be a global leader in high tech manufacturing that bold strategy made in china twenty twenty five is seen as a major challenge to the technological dominance of the united states and design a goodly one of the reasons behind the u.s. threat of a trade war to thwart china's ambitions mcbride al-jazeera paging. felipe the grain is a political economist and former advisor to the director general of the world trade organization he says that trying to isolationist trade policies are bringing the rest of the world closer together. what you're seeing is that donald trump thinks that he couldn't believe the rest of the world to give him what he wants on trade but as your package showed the rest of the world is standing up to him and increasingly working around him and what's happening in asia is very significant the transpacific partnership is going ahead without the united states and the chinese lead he has a new momentum and it's very very striking that japan which is traditionally feels

shifter is the president of the entire barack and dialogue think tank that he says has over those of bishanlans have yet to be outlined in detail. he claims that by cleaning up corruption in mexico which is very very complicated. and has eluded his predecessors as well in fact his predecessors have been involved in corruption that he could be able to have the resources to finance some of his social programs that he wants to pursue which is really just talk priority. to reduce inequality reduce poverty country of forty three percent poverty and so that's what he plans to do and so by that measure he can begin to create economic opportunities to support small farmers and small businesses and the like but i think it's the practicalities of that i think are unclear and where those resources are going to come from how he's going to be able to underwrite and fund some of these very ambitious socially oriented efforts is something that we're going to have to see it's been very very difficult and of course the relationship with the united states is very critical eighty percent of mexico's exports g

the international mc of ponce movement was led from here in london so we wanted to bring the sex of bishan from johannesburg specially curated for london to bring the story of the international struggle alongside nelson mandela because the two are intimately connected when you look at the history of the great free nelson mandela concert at wembley stadium. at which rock bands and stars of the will played in one nine hundred eighty eight to celebrate his seventieth birthday one hundred thousand filled the stadium six hundred million watched it live on television events like that and much tougher of in stopping the spring ball or white spring rugby tours taking action to try and get economic boycotts imposed it was a big holiday struggle and this exhibition brings it to life and reminds everybody of the history because you say london being an important place for this struggle because britain supported apartheid south africa and one of the conservative parties favorite prime ministers margaret thatcher called mandela a terrorist going to your book your new book why even when he was sixteen le

stable that the people are seeing more and more that there's a there's not a lack of a spray sharon bishan and this is deadening and what bitcoin represent is is a way for us to break free of this system of financial or economic inscription of a vast labor force of of people it seems that economics evolved over the past hundred years sense or or so the industrial revolution which brought in an era of specialization and specialization to degree where you have people really and. they factories in china you know assembling products like i phones and is mind numbingly repetitious and so the rise of technology is like search engines which for people the ability to cope completely forget what's in their heads they have they don't need a brain essentially because it's being outsourced to a third party this platform called a search engine but it seems like because it is reversing that trend it's bringing back a consciousness fusion in that all of our thoughts are being timestamp every ten minutes to validate this value proposition and i wanted to ask if you think that the current technology which

producers of low tech goods such as clothing and cosmetics to become a part of china's broad around bishan to be a global leader in high tech manufacturing that bold strategy made in china twenty twenty five is seen as a major challenge to the technological dominance of the united states and desire ghibli one of the reasons behind the u.s. threat of a trade war to thwart china's ambitions macbride al-jazeera paging. seven bodies mountain temples in south korea will be added to unesco's list of world. heritage sites one of them is the country's only surviving with. craig lee since been visiting some of the listed monasteries. the foothills of the song the sun mountain are extremely tranquil there is an absence of noise and pollution. only the prayers break the silence. or. it is the perfect sight for a place of worship so serene that buddhist monks travel from all over south korea just to meditate here. geographically speaking book juicer is located in the center of south korea and our space is vast compared to other temples not only that we host the flower garden sutra that you can say ser

historic figure was glad five latin american countries now different situation not that kind of an bishan but countries are similar challenges are similar like it used to be in the times of simone boulevard why we need to live live up to that expectation but how would you respond to those who might say you're not simone believe are you lost power twice in two different countries those who say are you able to make sound political calculations for your apps of the right are not simple of our but someone who is different from what's happening in the region indeed i was i had two terms of successful presidency i finished it all and i go criticize and look at the countries around us look at armenia look at other neighbors look at belarus look at you know just wherever you look this leaders extend their terms they find other ways not to create i was the only one who had full extent of power and first of all quit had transpersonal transition when the constitutional term expired that's quite unique which comes natural to another place in the world in our part of the world some people think you're

pushing these two leaders to say you need to stop terri our part your country because of personnel on bishan so it is my hope that this one will succeed where the previous one filled but i cannot give any there and he is of course so overall then what hope do you have for an end to this conflict which is going on now for four years and displaced. thousands of people and killed so many people in south sudan. you know i hope the world will end but i think it to be you know what i would say previously applied to the agreement between the two leaders about sharing power they shooting around the country the hard work around the country which is what as displays the people i think about that i'm a little less hopeful about that but i hope that the agreement will lead to that because you know previously when the this conflict broke out three four years ago it was just between the two men and then it splintered along ethnic lines they knew or for mr musharraf and they didn't go for for their president but reports show that other ethnic groups feel threatened feel attacked and so they have also gotte

producers of low tech goods such as clothing and cosmetics to become a part of china's broad around bishanto be a global leader in high tech manufacturing that bold strategy made in china twenty twenty five is seen as a major challenge to the technological dominance of the united states and design arguably one of the reasons behind the u.s. threat of a trade war to thwart china's ambitions of macbride al-jazeera paging. felipa grain is a political economist and former advisor to the director general of the world trade organization he says that trying to isolationist trade policies that bring in the rest of the world closer together. what you're seeing is the front things that he can barely the rest of the world to give him what he wants on trade but also package so the rest of the world is standing up to him and increasingly working around him and what's happening in asia is very significant transpacific partnership is going ahead without the united states and the chinese led.

this is bishan here is that america took place there has never been an investigation into this incident where we could say that all avenues have been explored it's an open case. there are things that suggest it could still be solved. and i have to investigate those leads. on bin was it not enough for. the public prosecutor's office in heller is responsible for the case. witnesses weren't questions today only the old police and stars the files were examined but even they contain clear statements by a woman who was involved. she admits she threw an empty wine bottle at a cuban swimming in the river out of revenge. it hit him on the head and he went under even so the public prosecutor's office sees no reason to investigate. the case was closed by the east german authorities at the time we looked at it again today and we've concluded that we don't have any evidence that there was a murder as a result i have no cause to bring in people for questioning if i did i'd have to question everyone and that's a nonstarter i'd have to go to cuba and try to find out which of the twenty cubans were ques

historic figure will lead five latin american countries now different situation not that kind of an bishan but countries are similar challenges are similar like it used to be in the times of simone boulevard why we need to live live up to that expectation but how would you respond to those who might say you're not simone believe are you lost power twice in two different countries those who say are you able to make sound political calculations for your apps of the right are not simple of our but i'm someone who is different from what's happening in the region indeed i was i had two terms of successful presidency i finished it all and i go criticize and look at the countries around us look at armenia look at other neighbors look at belarus look at you know just wherever you look this leaders extend their terms they find other ways not to create i was the only one who had full extent of power and first of all quit had transpersonal transition when the constitutional term expired that's quite unique which comes natural to another place in the world in our part of the world some people think yo

international emcee of ponce movement was led from here in london so we wanted to bring the sex of bishan from johannesburg specially curated for london to bring the story of the international struggle alongside nelson mandela because the two are intimately connected when you look at the history of the great free nelson mandela concert at wembley stadium. at which rock bands and stars of the will played in one nine hundred eighty eight to celebrate his seventieth birthday one hundred thousand filled the stadium six hundred million watched it live on television events like that and much tougher of in stopping the spring ball or white spring rugby tours taking actions to try and get economic boycotts imposed it was a big holiday struggle and this exhibition brings it to life and reminds everybody of the history of course you say london being an important place for this struggle because britain supported apartheid south africa and one of the conservative parties favorite prime minister margaret thatcher called mandela a terrorist going to your book your new book why even when he was sixteen

international emcee of ponce movement was led from here in london so we wanted to bring the sex of bishan from johannesburg specially curated for london to bring the story of the international struggle alongside nelson mandela because the two are intimately connected when you look at the history of the great free nelson mandela concert at wembley stadium. at which rock bands and stars of the will played in one nine hundred eighty eight to celebrate his seventieth birthday one hundred thousand filled the stadium six hundred million watched it live on television events like that and much tougher of in stopping the spring ball or white spring rugby tours taking action to try and get economic boycotts imposed it was a big holiday struggle and this exhibition brings it to life and reminds everybody of the history of course you say london being an important place for this struggle because britain supported apartheid south africa and one of the conservative parties favorite prime ministers margaret thatcher called mandela a terrorist going to your book your new book why even when he was sixteen

the international mc of ponce movement was led from here in london so we wanted to bring the sex of bishan from johannesburg specially curated for london to bring the story of the international struggle alongside nelson mandela because the two are intimately connected when you look at the history of the great free nelson mandela concert at wembley stadium. at which rock bands and stars of the world played in one nine hundred eighty eight to celebrate his seventieth birthday one hundred thousand filled the stadium six hundred million watched it live on television events like that and much tougher of in stopping the spring ball or white spring rugby tours taking action to try and get economic boycotts imposed it was a big holiday struggle and this exhibition brings it to life and reminds everybody of the history of course you say london being an important place for this struggle because britain supported apartheid south africa and one of the conservative parties favorite prime ministers margaret thatcher called mandela a terrorist going to your book your new book why even when he was sixteen