president c.c. will likely secure a second term by the general turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has zero. what you notice there are still ahead thousands of people are transported north to labour's syrian government forces regained control of nearly all of eastern guta. and surely it was high court puts the country's presidential election back on track. the a. hello there we've had some rather old snow in parts of europe recently so in the southeast where we've seen some rather orangey snow and it's also been affecting us of southwestern parts of russia as well and all of this is thanks to dust picked up from north africa in the sahara and brought into the southeastern parts of europe on the storms that we've been seeing and recently there's just be one after another here's the latest one then and that's going to continue

c.c. had also promised to drastically improve the economy and increase living standards there was initial hope when his government organized the two thousand and fifteen international economic conference billions of dollars worth of projects were announced until now though very little of those have been achieved even the much hill construction of a new administrative capital has seen little to no development similar to the pledge of building one million new homes with hundreds of thousands of egyptians still either homeless or living in slums one promise that was fulfilled by c.c. was the expansion of the suez canal however the promised revenue from this project has not materialized in fact after convincing the public to help fund the project through investment bonds the government's own figures show revenue from the suez canal has actually dropped as a result of the decline in maritime chuffing says he has been president for four years and in power for five in the early days he had promis

but even if the turnout is low c.c. is expected to trounce his opponent most of the little known politician who announced his bit of a last minute sissy's sat for an easy win but is likely to face many challenges during his second term could dismiss claims by c.c. supporters who say he's the right man for egypt and his help improve the economy some analysts say the vast majority of egyptians are worse all the biggest challenge for him right now i think is the economy if you look at some of the macro level indicators like g.d.p. and foreign reserves things seem to have improved for for egypt over the past two years particularly since they enacted tough economic reforms encouraged by the i.m.f. but on the micro level life for the average egyptian has actually gotten a lot more difficult because inflation has increased dramatically presidencies he said repeatedly that if we elected it's going to be his final four year. but he's already pushing for constitutional changes to pave the way for the general turned politician to

c.c.'s first four years in office. although opted for the has he was only named president in june two thousand and fourteen the former army general has been in control of egypt since july the previous year when he led a coup deposing the country's first democratically elected presidents mohamed morsi since taking power sisi has made numerous promises and pledges to the egyptian people in a bid to win their support first he vowed to defeat what he described as potential violence and terrorism in the digital fleet i call in all egyptians to take to the streets to task me with preventing the potential violence and terrorism that threatens us. in reality however since sisi became president attacks and bombings appear to have increased dramatically across the country i saw which did not have a branch in egypt recruited fighters and began killing soldiers and police officers in sinai but the violence was not limited to the peninsula car bombs in central cairo and alexandria are testament to cc's

a second day of voting is underway in egypt's presidential election the incumbent of them for the c.c.'s certain to win opponents have called for a boycott after almost all challengers to sisi withdrew saying they faced intimidation. of the russian president vladimir putin says criminal negligence is to blame for a fire that killed sixty four people in a shopping center that he's visited the site of the fire in the eastern city of kind of over in siberia people there are angry and calling for the resignation of politicians investigate assess smoke alarm system have been turned off and exits were blocked. twenty four countries have joined britain in expelling dozens of russian diplomats over the poisoning of former spies sergei scruple and his daughter in the u.k. it's thought to be the largest collective expulsion of russian intelligence officers in history in the us the russian consulate in seattle washington has been closed and sixty russians across the country have been ordered to leave including twelve diplomats attached to the united nations in new york more than fifty or be expe

gyptian state media is expecting president of the c.c. to win reelection by a landslide after three days of voting results show c.c. has won twenty three million out of the twenty five million votes cast his only rival musar most of them is a one three percent of the vote their voter turnout was thirty nine percent since he's bid for a second term seen as a foregone conclusion after all the other credible candidates withdrew. abdullah is an assistant professor of history of history and georgetown university in qatar joins me here in studio good to have you with us is it really a case about winning anymore it's about the the mandate of the vote and how to legitimize that vote in the eyes of not just the domestic public but the international audience right i mean there's duffy a sense that this election was meant to display a kind of consensus opinion among egyptians about. leadership and sort of continuing on this trend of consolidating his control ever since he overthrew that revolutionary process back in two thousand and thirteen and now

president c.c. will likely secure a second term by the general turned politician faces bouncing discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. so ahead in the program cheerily aaron's high court puts the country's presidential election back on track plus the was the angry protest forced the leader of britain's opposition labor party to apologize after being accused of tolerating anti semitism. the at. the in. the in. the back hello there we've had a phenomenal amount of rain in some parts of australia recently for this for a same port douglas five hundred and ninety three minute meters of rain that is an awful lot of wet weather and it has given us a lot of flooding and there's more rain still to come it's all thanks to a disintegrating cyclamen but it's just staying more or less where it is so we're just seeing more and more rain fall across the

voting is under way in egypt and a three day presidential election president al c.c. is all but certain to win but how big will the turnout be for a ballot many of us to share. the load on terry martin good to have you with us. spain's most wanted fugitive is spent the night in a german jail and he's likely to stay there a little while longer the german court says it will take at least a week to decide whether to extradite collis pushed them all back to spain catalan separatist leader was apprehended sunday while traveling through germany on route to belgium he's been in self-imposed exile sought by spanish authorities for his role in catalonia as an authorized independence vote well the arrest has angered many cattle lines in barcelona street protests erupted and some ninety people have been injured in clashes between protesters and security forces. police on one side demonstrators on the other they faced off long into the night in boston . outright surged into violence. thousands of catalans took to the streets to protest the arrest of the former president placed cr

a crucial moment for the band seeking reelection president opted for to his c.c. once a comfortable win and the huge turnout among the nearly sixty million eligible voters his supporters see him as the only man capable of leading egypt at a time when the nation faces many challenges and an impish vote i couldn't sleep from all the joy just to come here and say yes to my motherland egypt i came here to say yes to stability yes to development i came here to say yes to our military and. i will vote for sisi for the sake of the coming phase and i have a bachelor's degree in business administration and i feel like i have not given what i deserve and i feel that this coming phase will offer great things but the election has been widely seen as a false potential rivals to c.c. have either been jailed or dropped out of the race after a campaign of intimidation the only candidate allowed to run is a staunch supporter of president sisi. whose leader of the centrist party told the media he doesn't want to challenge the authority of c.c. for critics who say the more that a ca

but under the c.c. today it's very hard to express your position now only that people are are required to express their support of the president so egyptians today are demanding their rights to be silent because they just don't want to express or new support you mention western back. just an hour ago or so into british parliamentarian and they put a report together about the treatment of mohamed morsi the previous president and saying that the kind of torture and the way he's been treated goes all the way to the top can anybody put any pressure on sisi even if the turnout is not high anybody putting pressure on him for him to consider human rights for him to consider the treatment of a prisoner who was a president you know the the one the one party that could the could of would of because i mean others could express their opinions like the chinese and the russians but they won't because there is very similar to what's happening to what's happening in egypt the ones who could wouldn't the europeans they

president c.c. will likely secure a second term by the general turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. more missiles into saudi arabia if the saudis stop their bombing raids on sunday that he sent several rockets across the border targeting the capital riyadh the incident is threatening to intensify yemen's war and a hoax has the latest. this is how yemen's heathy rebels celebrated the third round of the conflict with the saudi led coalition a series of missiles were launched into neighboring saudi arabia on sunday night. and the gyptian construction worker died one attack in the capital riyadh and several other people wounded. the saudi coalition was quick to react and claimed they had successfully managed to intercept several missiles. the kingdom says it has been targeted by some ninety police stick miss

crucial moment for the band seeking reelection president i will fight to have c.c. once a comfortable win and a huge turnout among the nearly sixty million eligible voters his supporters see him as the only man capable of leading egypt at a time when the nation faces many challenges and i'm an empty. i couldn't sleep from all the joy just to come here and say yes to my motherland egypt i came here to say yes to stability and yes to development i came here to say yes to our military and. i will vote for sisi for the sake of the coming phase and i have a bachelor's degree in business administration and i feel like i have not given what i deserve and i feel that this coming phase of a great things but the election has been widely seen as a false potential rivals to c.c. have either been jailed or dropped out of the race after a campaign of intimidation the only candidate allowed to run is a staunch supporter of president sisi. whose leader of the centrist party told the media he doesn't want to challenge the authority of c.c. for critics who say the more that a candida

c.c. is certain to return to office and anger on the streets of barcelona as the catalan leader. who was arrested in germany on sunday is set to appear in court. welcome to the program saudi arabia's military says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen who the rebels say they carried out the strikes targeting several airports saudi authorities say at least one person was killed from these alexander as more. loud explosions and bright flashes in the sky saudi arabia's air force says it intercepted a series of ballistic missiles fired from neighboring yemen who three rebels say they've targeted airports in several cities including the capital riyadh and egyptian resident there was killed the hoofy leader is warning there's more to come and we'll use a long range drawings which have excellent military capabilities we will activate the military institutions in an unprecedented way and open up more opportunities to recruit the children and men about people to fight. saudi arabia is leadin

also a second day of polls in egypt's presidential election which president of the c.c. is certain to win. and civil rights campaigners mourn the death of linda brown who helped bring an end to segregation in u.s. school it's. good to have you with us welcome to the program beijing is abuzz with speculation about the visit of a senior official from north korea which suggests it could even be the leader kim jong un himself a large convoy with heavy security has been seen in the chinese capital and it's reported a specially armored train also arrived in the city are china correspondent adrian brown has more from beijing. well speculation over who this v.i.p. guest might be began circulating here in beijing on monday night japanese media reported that an armored train was seen crossing the friendship bridge which separates north korea and china in the northeastern chinese city of dun dong on sunday afternoon that train then turned up at beijing railway station the oldest railway station in beijing then a large motorcade was seen passing along chang an avenue in the center o

state media is expecting president at the c.c. to win reelection by a landslide after three days of voting on the results show he won twenty one million votes only rivaled was the phone with one less than one million a low turnout expected to be reported despite government cash incentives on voter intimidation his bid for a second term seen as a foregone conclusion after the other credible candidates all with true. the u.s. church has closed the word for nine eleven victims to sue saudi arabia the kingdom had to turn to to have the case is dismissed families of the victims allege that saudi helped plan the september eleventh attacks in two thousand and one because of manhattan found that it has the jurisdiction to hear the cases they're suing for compensation amounting to billions of dollars and the saudi government has long denied involvement in the attacks which killed almost three thousand people michaela has more from washington d.c. manhattan judge george gentles says that by a very narrow margin he does have jurisdiction to

president c.c. will likely secure a second term by the general turned politician faces mounting discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera. the fighters in northern end have warned al fire more missiles into saudi arabia unless the saudis stop bombing the country on sunday the whole of the several rockets across the border targeting airports in riyadh the incident is threatening to intensify yemen's war how to hawkster has the latest. this is how yemen's who think rebel cerebration the third round of the conflict with the saudi led coalition a series of missiles were launched into neighboring saudi arabia on sunday night. and the gyptian construction worker died one attack in the capital riyadh and several other people wounded. the saudi coalition was quick to react and claimed they had successfully managed to intercept several missiles. the k

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the issue is that these are unregulated and unregistered exchanges they should be registered with the c.c. and so you know if you're a retail investor you're looking at i suppose you have to be willing to lose some or all of your money if you're going to invest in i.c.a.o. or start trading on exchanges that aren't registered so again the f.c.c. is out not to scare people away they're out to protect retail investors and main street investors and i think moving forward you're going to see more and more exchanges begin to register at the c.c. you know when you buy or trade stocks on nasdaq or the new york stock exchange these are things you don't have to worry about you know you hear your money is carefully guarded and protected and we need to see an evolution here with exchanges again to protect retail investors from you know seen exchanges hacked that were unregulated so again i think ultimately these are all good things for the industry and will result in positive changes moving forward. i agree with you daryn it's a tough time because you see people losing money and you see some of these

it's important to remember that twenty fourteen c.c. was elected he's a democratically elected president he was elected by about ninety six point nine percent for voter turnout by then was a little bit over forty percent so this indicates that he does have some sort of popularity on the streets but it is difficult to gauge i mean a lot has happened since twenty fourteen hour twenty eight hundred and a lot of the sort of natural tools the natural barometers that we have is journalists and even for citizens that we have to get. politicians popular just don't exist anymore the press has come under unprecedented pressure egypt freedom of the press in egypt. at an all time low one hundred sixty one out of one hundred eighty countries on reporters without borders freedom of the press index many journalists find themselves sitting in prison one for secular case that comes to mind that i've been following the early is that of a photo journalist a twenty nine photo twenty nine year old photo journalist who's been sitting in egypt without in a pr

vote today who said that they voted to c.c. in twenty fourteen and they won't be voting for him again because they felt that the outcome sets in. but i also spoke to a coptic go to the polls today who said that you know she felt that she had to turn out to vote and it was important to show her support sisi and also for the country which is the message that sisi has pledged not just to his supporters but to the entire electorate. just looking back a little bit the former president hosni mubarak he was also at the height of the arab spring in two thousand and eleven egyptians then elected the candidate from the muslim brotherhood mohamed morsi he was affectively forced out of office by so you see how well represented are more of these former supporters in these elections . not very well representative told given that the muslim brotherhood is now classified as a terrorist organization in egypt it's probably fair to say that most brotherhood supporters to staying at home and not going to the polls at the very least there are large

himself he had been campaigning for a c.c. all of the media narrative is in cc's favor it's completely propagandist one way so those are some reason sneh spring in a bionic eye in washington a bit would you agree with that many people say this is a fosco election that's meant for consolidation of power that it's not legitimate in the eyes of the international community would you agree with that. the question is not one of legitimacy the question is one of egypt's stability so let us just make some an outline first of all the election will take place no one is able to impede it second it will acquire a degree of legitimacy on an international and national level because you cannot fight certainly it reflects a mood of satisfaction and basically. even a conservative attitude on the part of millions of egyptians because just did a lot want to venture into any political unknown at this moment but there is something very very important about it the other candidate which i thought it great that no one talked about him his father was

of dollars into the gypsum economy and providing strong political assistance to the president of the c.c. if you look at the events shuttle during that three day visit crown prince mohammed bin so many is going to meet with pope who was the second leader of the coptic christians in egypt and this is quite significant because crown prince will have a bias and i would like to show that he's young more to break into from a long tradition of strict interpretation of islam that has been prevailing in saudi arabia for decades he's going also to attend a performance of the opera in cairo along with the president at the has c.c. . only recently saudi arabia decided to invest sixty one billion dollars into into taim and industry in the kingdom and this is quite important for the leader because he says who wants to introduce major changes in the society and diversify the economy he basically wants to be seen as a young leader who is going to change sanity arabia. still ahead on al-jazeera u.s. president and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are set to meet at the white house on monday we'l

whose leader of the centrist party told the media he doesn't want to challenge the authority of c.c. for critics who say no more than a candidate whose role is to give the impression of a legitimate election i don't think there's any question that it's a sham i'm not aware of any serious difference of opinion among you know political scientists or human rights groups or analysts i think the point of the election is to demonstrate cc's power and his popularity this is why the government is pushing so hard for a high turnout if there's a low turnout it will be bad optics for the regime. president sisi will likely secure a second term by the general turned politician faces bouncing discontent over the economy and armed groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has zero in and out as they are still to come pakistan's water crisis how two hundred million people could run out of water in just ten years. i will tell you why one of australia's most popular and idolized sports has come in for

gyptian state media is expecting president and in fact a c.c. to win reelection by a landslide after three days of voting results showing sisi won twenty three million out of the twenty five million votes cast his only rival most of our movie star won three percent of the vote voter turnout was thirty nine percent. suspended australian cricket test captain stephen smith has apologised for his role in the ball tampering incident speaking in sydney's smith asked for forgiveness from his team and his nation not to be handed a one year ban from international competition smith along with two other players devised a plan to tamper with a ball during a match against south africa. british prime minister to resume is touring the country to mark a one year countdown until the united kingdom leaves the european union breaks it was launched last year with a goal to complete the process by twenty nineteen theresa may says she's committed to honoring the twenty sixteen vote to break away but pro european groups are refusing to give up hopes of staying in the

whose leader of the centrist party told the media he doesn't want to challenge the authority of c.c. for critics who say he's no more than a candidate whose role is to give the impression of a legitimate election i don't think there's any question that it's a sham i'm not aware of any serious difference of opinion among you know political scientists or human rights groups or analysts i think the point of the election is to demonstrate cc's power and his popularity this is why the government is pushing so hard for a high turnout if there's a low turnout it will be bad optics for the regime. president sisi will likely secure a second term but the general turned politician faces bouncing discontent over the economy and groups operating in the sinai peninsula the vote will last for two war days a strong turnout could indicate a growing trust in cc's leadership has about al-jazeera oh social media producer. has more now what's trending online about the election so far. well on the first day of voting we saw dueling hashtags trending on twitter across egypt the more popular one roughly tra

times when you upload things or when you click on things that facebook right and i was that in the c.c. findings from facebook and apparently who was quite a bit to them each of us facebook users was was twenty dollars to the company last year now the storm clouds of regulation a gathering what could they do to please the likes of the f.t.c. and the e.u. . i think they have to address this. with a very serious tone and they have to focus all of their attention on this right now . i think they have really underestimated this huge backlash that we're having right now now that people are starting to understand and they're actually going into their privacy settings and they're shocked how many contacts and how much data was actually shared facebook really really has to apologise really find the right tone as if that the problem is for them that as a small amount of users start to drift away people can't find their friends on facebook anymore than the house of cards collapses the very network effect the built them up could see them end up like my space what are the risks of that right now f

egypt's election have delivered what everyone expected a landslide victory for president of the tile c.c. but it appears most voters either stayed at home or spoil their ballot and russia power parts. ones with most votes already counted in egypt's presidential election abdel fattah el-sisi appears to have won a second term by a landslide state media says he secured ninety percent of the vote while sisi described the election as a source of pride critics described it as a sham millions of eligible voters stayed home over the three days of the election rather than vote for him or his only rival who said mustafa mussa leads a party that supported sisi he announced he was running at the last minute after all other potential challengers pulled out some were arrested some were pressured to drop out a new national has i voted to improve the country's current situation it doesn't matter who you support most of my friends didn't vote for. seven political parties and one hundred fifty opposition figures told voters to stay home rather than grant sisi the electoral agenda mysie he wanted the natio

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a comment to hear people who are very poor say well he gave up our rights hoping that c.c. loose at least revamp the economy and that hasn't happened so we're not sure how we got to this point. that was ruth michael so they're talking to us a little while ago from cairo monica's going to be with you in just a couple minutes should be taking a look at egypt's economy and much more still to come here on. earth the home we're saving googling to those two stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions for global warming due to its being born series of global three thousand on d.w. and online wouldn't be fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up. on w o they do this deal superhero on a mission to change how to smart women smart trucks smart street and legend isn't buying no movement down on the brain creasing dangerous time. to make . a good. trade talks replace a new main trade war beijing and washington have started negotiations aimed at easing trad

the terrorist attack attacks during the c.c. period dr warf numbers in previous periods and then if you look at human rights record i mean it's so pull the amnesty is coined this phrase generation jail i mean someone even if that is worse than when we go back to the hosni mubarak era it's actually on the quantitative metrics it's significantly worse right there have been more than nine hundred cases of forced disappearance documented since two thousand and fifteen that's about one in. you have more than sixty thousand political prisoners that's more than at any time during the mubarak period in fact his reign of repression is worse than the brain during the one nine hundred sixty s. during the. period so pretty much on all the metrics things are things are pretty pretty bad it's a bad outlook on terms of human rights in egypt and what it would like you to see sisi waiting another four years today that will be his two terms done the big question is is he going to try to extend us and change the constitution to allow him to stay i

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c.c. had also promised to drastically improve the economy and increase living standards there was initial hope when his government organized the two thousand and fifteen international economic conference billions of dollars worth of projects were announced until now though very little of those have been achieved even the much hill construction of a new administrative capital has seen little to no developments similar to the pledge of building one million new homes with hundreds of thousands of egyptians still either homeless or living in slums one promise that was fulfilled by c.c. was the expansion of the suez canal however the promised revenue from this project has not materialized in fact after convincing the public to help fund the project through investment bonds the government's own figures show revenue from the suez canal has actually dropped as a result of the decline in maritime chaffetz says he has been president for four years and in power for five in the early days he had promi

but one wonders whether they'll go all the way and support war terms of c.c. even the two year limit right well we haven't seen any indication to the contrary for the most part there's been tremendous backing of him by of course the united states and many of his regional allies who've seen egypt as being a very reliable partner for most of their regional agendas and i don't think we can expect to see much change or let up in that kind of support because as long as he's kind of continued to serve their interests will be more than happy to kind of continue to maintain him in power a great speech he thanks very much for coming in. now in just a few moments we'll have all weather with richard and then still ahead on al-jazeera castors and there begins a visit to russia in search of business deals and political support. and the still daler advise trade agreements between the u.s. and south korea. passes for a sing her way to victory this hole in one helps this goal for win big in california joe will have all those details. from the clear blue sky the dough home. to

you know i'm calling to hear people who are very will say well he gave up all right so i think that c.c. at least read out the economy and that hasn't happened so we're not sure how we got to this point and that was ruth michaels on there talking to us a little while ago from cairo monica's going to be with you in just a couple minutes should be taking a look at egypt's economy and much more still to come here on. earth the home for saving global ideas tells stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global i do has been by a series of global three thousand on d. w. and online. fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up. on a monster.

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c.c. supporters point to his focus on economic stability the all important tourism sector has been recovering under his rule this one who do it al sistani has fashioned the presidential election as a referendum on his leadership he's hoping for a high turnout to legitimize his rule. the state of the news life from the end still to come after a week of privacy scandals facebook finds itself and even also was at a con the world's biggest social and nine network a soap box i'm not that dates of stock. i don't forget you can always get the doubly news on the guy who just downloaded from the google play all from the awful story on the give you access to all of the latest news stuff from rob the world was a last push notifications for any threatening views you can also use it to send a suppressive so i'm going. to get hostile first we'll have your business update in just a moment i'll be back at the top off peak hour to see you. going to. is going to tell i'm not just going to go today nothing w