because cairo especially -- and i think most of egypt -- but cairo especially is filled with many, many>> he's right about that. this metropolis of over 20 million people is frequently gridlocked. north africa's biggest city is choking on emissions and traffic is chronically congested. here at consulting firm "transport for cairo," they take a closer look at clogged traffic arteries and try to see what could be done to unclog them. >> taking away from the private cars or the other motorized vehicle modes to improve active travel will actually benefit the city. you have to make the case for it. >> it's not as if the authorities aren't trying. cairo's metro system is being expanded, that it's just not enough. marketing events like this are designed to get people riding bikes. a few new bike paths have even been built the trouble is: no one uses them, because at some point they end -- forcing riders onto busy roads. >> there is still this getting adapted to the cycling infrastructure. even though we have had cycling in itself since forever. so, the mold exists, but the infrastructure and t

they both study in business at cairo university and have big career plans. and they hoped to make inline skating. and major part of them is we like to have like a story here. people come here and so the state all that will encourage the board more, you know, it will make it easier for lots of people. and instead like being a loyal and waiting for a month or more. and you can come here and despite immediately kareem even get this reporter to give skating here a well, those shaky stars is on a road. good enough for this promenade along the nile. last, he'll leave entering cairo's traffic. chaos for another time. robots that build machines or dispense pills to old folks, a house which runs itself and autonomous vehicles. welcome to the world of ai. artificial intelligence is computer software that's designed to undertake tasks on its own. a, i continues to evolve in a rapidly growing and largely unregulated market. last year, global a, i revenues hit to $450000000000.00, and they're set to exceed $550000000000.00 by 2024. but artificial intelligence doesn't wor

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back to their own cairo. thanks for _ negotiations. back to their own cairo.e latest - negotiations. back to their own l cairo. thanks for the latest from where you are. let's continue with this. —— sally nabil there. let's go to our correspondencejenny hill in berlin. the european response, take me through that?— me through that? yes, a number of euro ean me through that? yes, a number of european countries, _ me through that? yes, a number of european countries, germany, - me through that? yes, a number of. european countries, germany, france, italy, have had a degree of success in getting their citizens out. germany has managed to get three planes in and out. one of those planes in and out. one of those planes are virtually landed in berlin already, carrying 100 people. france has got nearly 500 out, italy nearly 100 and it is notjust their citizens they are carrying out either. 0n—board those flights there are people from a number of different european countries, smaller countries which don't necessarily have a diplomatic presence in sudan, but also from o

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lost his mother and after his father remarried , he was no longer able to stay at home he went to cairod a new life for himself along with other ethnic groups, which suddenly created a new world in cairo. in those days, the egyptian people were looking for real independence, more than what had been formed on paper before, and nasser in this. who slowly got to know the world of politics and took part in pro-independence and nationalist protest rallies and demonstrations . he was the leader of the official declaration of independence and the home of the young and happy king mehrzad malek farouk. it was reported to him that in 1942, by order of the ambassador britain, king farouk palace, siege of british tanks came to express their displeasure with the policies of the egyptian prime minister at the time . egypt and its time was under the command of british officers and politicians, he felt tormented and every day he wrote down these events in a small notebook . years later, his family found these manuscripts . and the global and original kurdish issue of palestine in 14 1948 with the coope

limiting communication mat now shed as a journalist, his following, the developments ensued on from cairo and he told me more about the situation on the ground in how to the situation was obviously a little bit quiet. you mentioned evacuations that took place yesterday. however, it's still quite catastrophic and fighting appears to be picking up. and there's still the routine of hospitals that are in here center and the cross fires as well as other vulnerable populations such as prisoners and even political prisoners that were, you know, detained during pro democracy demonstrations. so some of them have been able to, to get free, uncertain about the circumstances of others. obviously there's no provisions for them, and then the circumstances extremely dire. so that's just a little bit of light to shine on, you know, of some different demographics than the people in their homes. which of course, as you, as you mentioned, are grappling with severe shortages of basic needs. i was just going to ask you about those, those major shortages, the basic needs. can you tell us a little bit about how

that was a journalist, mad nation reporting from cairo on the situation in sudan mat. thank you so much. no problem. thank you. well, ukraine's western allies have been meeting and an airbase here in germany. the most senior u. s. defense officials have repeated pledges to stand with ukraine in its fine against russia for as long as it takes. and they promised that american tanks do for delivery later this year will make a difference on the battlefield. a show of solidarity for ukraine from its west allies as the war continues to rage. us defense secretary lloyd austin, plays the group's efforts so far for announcing washington's latest contribution. we've also expedited argument, abrams timelines to supply ukraine with more armor capability and becoming much and the young ones that ukrainians will use for training arrive here in germany in the next few weeks. and all of this is huge progress for their part. germany and poland announced the creation of a tank maintenance hub. it's location just over the polish ukrainian border would enable tanks to return to the front

an earlier i spoke to journalists to em up my shed in their cairo. and i started by asking him if the sudanese army and the paramilitary will finally agree on a ceasefire? ah, yeah, i think before we, we talk about sci fi that we have to talk versus fire, where. exactly right, and then what june. and it's always potential for anybody to talk about or agree to to cease fire if they feel that there's, you know, a favorable environment for them to either with concessions within, you know, potential negotiations or restock if they want to reach travis eyes for the next round of fighting on our tomb, it might be possible depending on interest, but the issue is, is a fighting is picking up across the country which is increasingly taking on in some parts of the character. and so i think it's important we talk about cease fires to talk about the entire country and it's possible to hold the fighting there. and not just assume that this might, can you describe from what you hear from your source is how far the fighting has spread in the country. whether a hard

and early am i asked journalist natasha in cairo. if the sudanese army at the parsonage, we will finally agree honestly as far yeah, i think before we, we talk about sci fi, we have to talk by where? exactly right. and then it's always potential for anybody to talk about or agree to cease fire if they feel that there's a favorable environment for them to either with concessions with then you know, potentially locations or restock if they want to re strategize for the next round of fighting one or 2 that might be possible depending on interest, but the issue is that fighting is picking up across the country, which is increasingly taking on in some parts of the character. and so i think it's important we talk about these fires to talk about the entire country and the fighting there and not just are doing this. mike, can you describe from what you hear from your source is how far the fighting has spread in the country. whether it's still the main center of the fighting fighting, of course it is, i think, still quite concentrated in her

matt nasha, whom we just saw in that report as a journalist based in cairo. he's been following the developments in sudan. i asked him about the situation on the ground. that's extremely, extremely difficult. you know, although the, our staff earlier and now the military made promises to international or evacuate internationals. they're still considerable concerns about the, the evacuation of, of sudanese them. so hard to miss store. if lee has been a city that has a sore, people that have been displaced by crisis and the surrounding regions, obviously you know, the. ready ready door or mountains and now her to itself is morphing into. ready ghost, but where people go in and our family is being able to stay together. these are the 1000000 dollar questions, and i think the question, a lot of people's minds are, you know, well, you back, you ation efforts. there's plans for those to be underway or nationals. is there also a parallel plan to try to navigate and negotiate humanitarian access and mentoring, or doors, or sunni citizens, and those ones that are, tha

it's quite difficult. journalists not now shed in cairo. thank you so much for updating us. thank you so much. out of her military evacuation plane has now touched down in germany from sudan. thousands of foreign nationals have been lifted out cartoon with a fighting showing no sign of a basing. it is a complex and high risk operation. a jordanian military plane touches down in a man. it's mission to bring it citizens the safety, successfully completed downs. rapid slide into conflict has left thousands stranded . the international community is now striving to evacuate fluid aid workers and diplomats still trapped in the country. a little man that had that day 343 jordanian citizens were evacuated from su, done as well as the number of arab brothers, palestinians, iraqis, and syrians and citizens from germany. college men, men, men, philosophy in war. jordans operation follows extraction missions by foreign governments, including germany, italy and spain. as the conflict continues to rage, the u. s. canada and the u. k. have now closed their embassies in cartoon and transpor

that was met nasha journalists in cairo. many, thanks to you, sir. thank you very much. sherman foreign minister and a lena bear, bog says, germany is preparing to evacuate it. citizens from sudan, but burbock said that will only happen when there is a cease fire that quote holds for at least some time. the german foreign office convened its emergency task force on friday to discuss the issue bear. bog said the number of germans applying for evacuation is growing daily. for more on germany's evacuation efforts, i am now joined here in the studio by d. w. political correspondent, benjamin alvarez gruber, benjamin. what more can you tell us about germany's evacuation plans? there was a crisis meeting to day, attended by germany, defense minister boris disorders and the foreign minister and alena babbled. and they are considering looking at all the options that they have to get these hundreds of germans out of sudan. there is not a number, they say it is increasing because it's also difficult to get to those who are that trapped within the fighting and

his following the developments in su, dawn from cairo. and he told me more about the situation on the ground. and cartoon, the situation was obviously a little bit quiet. you mentioned evacuations that took place yesterday. however, it's still quite a catastrophic and fighting appears to picking up a routine of hospitals that are in here center. and the cross wires as well as other vulnerable populations such as prisoners, many political prisoners that were, you know, a prosy demonstrations. so some of them have been able to, to get free, uncertain about the circumstances of others. that obviously is no provisions for them in a certain sense, extremely dire. so that's just a little bit of like the site on, you know, some different demographics within their homes. which of course, as you, as you mentioned, are grappling with severe shortages of basic needs. i was just going to ask you about those, those major shortages of basic needs. can you tell us a little bit about how civilians are coping with the situation? ah, yeah there's, there ar

i matched in a shedding cairo. let me come to you, tell us more about at the foreign component to the current fighting who supports home and to what end, what are some of these regional powers wanting to get out of sudan? i think, you know, the phone lines right now, look increasingly clear. right. and they're not so different. i think the fault lines of predicted, the fighting as well to sidney's forces have always been favored and at rights or to and then coordinated with by egypt and the states back to a very, very long history states current leadership and egypt right now. and you know, as a result of such, i think egypt obviously does the numbers teach, it interests that they feel is quite ex, essential for them and, and that's on one side that they would like to secure. i mean, most notably grantley, feel renaissance down and obviously, you know, each of them are forces coordinated with the number of military drills nor their muscles in the past. and i think there's also the economic side that egypt has benef

the status of taiwan, among other things. traces all the way back to the cairo declaration. and the postal declaration mandating that japan need to unconditionally surrender high while g occupied between 189521845. and this is the corner stall of the international order that we are still living. so if anyone wants to violate the international rules and the international order that they are talking about treating taiwan as a separate, independent sovereign country. secondly, i cannot say i love california so much and silicon valley is so much. so i want to supply arms to the california to urge their independence from the union because that completely is ridiculous and no america will ever accept that. so how can anyone say i love time one so much semiconductors are so important. so let's treat taiwan as a separate, independent sovereign country. you are not a god. you cannot dictate which piece of territory is chinese or not. you'll need to use international or instruments. you need to use history. you need to use your common sense. that's a guy. let me jump in there, i just

but cairo supports warlord calling for half dar and his forces in 2019 took. he assigned a maritime boundary agreement with libya and that further fuel disputes with egypt over energy exploration in the mediterranean sea. now, egypt meets help to support its economy and that's something to a kia could provide in their to on is seeking international support ahead of a presidential election and may their attempts to warm ties apparently sweeping years of differences and turning former rivals and to allies. katia lo fissile the yan for inside story ah okay. will is bring in our guests. now joining me in ankara is use of alabama and international security and politics expert and retired colonel and assemble helene, sorry, autumn, associate professor of international relations at assemble midden yet university and in washington dc. kalil our nanny, a senior fellow at arab center, washington d. c. a non profit organization dedicated to political and economic understanding of the arab world. a welcome to all of you. thank you very much for being on inside story today

a week later, omri kissinger went to cairo to wake up with sadat . it was provided according to this israeli agreement it would exit from the western part of the canal and return to the sinai desert, and the united nations should completely withdraw from the sinai exchange. on february 19 , 1974, a great victory celebration was held in cairo, and sadat honored the great commanders of the egyptian army on this day. he gave them a bravery medal, but this celebration had a big absentee, and that was general saadi chargeri, the main architect of the october war, who was preparing the egyptian army around the clock for the entire last year, the defeat of israel, and the revenge of the six-day war on june 15. 1974 in the form of an official agreement to end the hostilities between the representatives of syria and israel was signed in geneva and the syrian army returned to the contact lines in the golan heights and only the city of quneitra gained peace from this war. after 243 days of war , in the following years, with the mediation of the united states ,

i madison, a shed in cairo. let me come to you, tell us more about the foreign component to the current fighting who supports home and to what end to what are some of these regional powers wanting to get out of sudan? i think, you know, the phone lines right now. look increasingly clear. right. and they're not so different. i think the fault lines of predicted the fighting as well to sac. yeah. nice of forces have always been fame or, and outright, or to and then coordinated with by egypt and the states back to very, very long history reach data, current leadership and egypt right now. and you know, as a result of such, i think egypt obviously doesn't numbers, interests that they feel is quite ex, essential for them and, and that's on one side that they would like to see economic situation right now. so that's on that side. egypt also of course, has more of a logical sense, but maybe just through long standing partnership. it also just security and conventional sense actually where if use the character security

in absentia in cairo, however, between turkey and egypt, and there is no such a deal. ah, we don't know how to kill would respond. but i have to say that mister brother, whose presence in 2 cases also a matter between cairo and encore, in a very briefly to no, no ration is on the table. is this paving the way then for a meeting between president irwin and presidency c all this is much expected there in this is also what turkish foreign minister said, especially after both presidents show cancer during lots november's world cup in a door ha, and a turkish foreign minister said 2 days ago that may be after the election, which is going to be held on may 14, 2 presidents may come together, but of course i had to on the line that this is going to be a very challenging election for the turkish president who has been enrolled in the country through his up 40 for the last 22 years. but a possible meeting between the 2 presidents is expected after d. a election. thank you center because of, of low reporting from ankara. lebanon is facing an economic crisis, blamed on years of m

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he joins us now from cairo. mac, it seems the cease fire has already failed again. why? yeah, it's, it's the $1000000.00 question. i think there's a number of questions that come out of that i don't think just want to answer. but one question that arises from it is, how much control does bra and unity are mom, mom of them. who's the other? i'm sorry, here. i want to control the actually have courses, you know, over the last 4 or 5 years, which we saw multiple different political processes and faces in sudan since that date are over. she fell and april 2019. both of these forces, you know, part of their rhetoric, in order to try to kill the western partners, was that they are legitimate and more credible institution right now. neither one was credible. both are not able to control their forces. it seems or worse. so there's not a political well actually to follow the rules of international law. so either way you put it, it's quite damning on both of them. yeah. and then things like highly complicated scenario to make the fire of any sort work. do you see any scenario wher

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