beirut at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats are carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after passing many of the migrants still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries the vice president of sudan's main opposition party has been arrested and released it happened hours after the intelligence chief ordered the release of protesters who'd been detained those freed before the order came though say they were physically abused by security forces morgan with more from qatar in the safety of her home which is not her real name recounts the details of what happened to her nearly two weeks ago she says she was taking part in anti-government protests in her tombs eastern district of battery when security forces started firing tear gas and live ammunition which forced her and more than twenty others to seek shelter in a home. armed men broke the door and stormed into the house they treated us like war criminals not like unarmed protes

bodies of at least forty three migrants and refugees have been found after two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty people sixteen were rescued but many others are still missing thousands of migrants from the horn of africa try across the strait from djibouti to the arabian peninsula where they hope to find work in gulf countries the united nations is warning that refugees and migrants crossing the mediterranean sea are losing their lives ass on alarming rate new figures released by the un's refugee agency show six people died on average every day last year it estimates that more than two thousand two hundred migrants died or went missing while attempting the crossing route was particularly deadly for boats leaving libya where one person died at sea every fourteen who arrived in europe last despite a major drop in the number of refugees reaching the continent one hundred thirty nine thousand arrived in twenty eighteen but is the lowest number in five years charlie actually from the un refugee agency says the number of migrant deaths in twenty eigh

scaring migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifty two people are confirmed dead many more are missing one hundred thirty were on board the boats the coast guard is still conducting search and rescue operations with patrol but thousands of people from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea in the hope of finding work in gulf countries. it's been revealed that the united arab emirates took advantage of spying software to hack the i phones of activists diplomats and rival foreign leaders reuters news agency investigation found that the u.a.e. used its hold known as tama to monitor hundreds of people in two thousand and sixteen and seventy among the target scatters amir a senior turkish official and human rights activists to the reuters journalists involved in the best occasion christopher being jolted get been have been speaking to our desire and they gave more details on how the hacking happened and the tools that allowed the u.a.e. to spy. what you finding was the existence of project raven which is a cyber mercenary unit in the united arab emirates t

bodies of at least fifty two migrants and refugees have been found after two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty people and many a still missing. well the stories we're following closely at least eight people have died as a poet of vortex brings a once in a generation deep freeze to a large swathe of the united states and canada it's been colder in some parts of the midwest the northeast and us than than in antarctica. john hendren reports now from michigan. in arctic freezing envelops the american midwest bringing dangerous cold in record low temperatures this is an event unlike any we've seen in a generation i think it's really important that we protect people the arctic air of the polar vortex is sweeping the region driving temperatures down to thirty below zero celsius that you've got those o'hare airport with wind chills in the suburbs making it feel like minus forty eight the predicted low of minus thirty three at o'hare on thursday would be chicago's lowest temperature in recorded history the weather system stretches across a huge swath

bodies of at least fifty two migrants and refugees have been found after two boats capsized off djibouti boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty people sixteen were rescued but many others a still missing thousands of migrants from the horn of africa try to cross from djibouti to the arabian peninsula where they hope to find work in gulf countries. u.s. president donald trump has lashed out on twitter at the country's intelligence services calling them naive and wrong about the threat posed by iran. to trump's own intelligence officials contradicted some of his claims on key national security issues including syria north korea and the president's assertion that the hon is actively seeking to develop nuclear weapons. british prime minister to resign mays met the opposition leader jeremy corbyn trying to find common ground on a deal for leaving the european union parliament has given me a two week deadline to renegotiate an agreement with the e.u. and peace of asta to go back to brussels to demand changes to what's known as the backstop the contentious issue of the border between t

and djibouti has six major camps. major installations, china, the us, japan, france, italy, germany, and i missing one. but six of them. and why, he says fighting terrorism, what's the problem that got them there? fisheries subsidies. you take away the living of somali fishermen and the turn to other oceangoing activities, which were grabbing other people ships. so these things, they have repercussions. and the only thing that the wto members have pledged themselves is to solve the fishier subsidies problem by the next ministerial. and i hope they do. a lot of what the world trading system is about is leaving policy space for domestic activities. but i have another assignment potentially for the peterson institute, and that is, to what extent can policy space be a developmental tool for e- commerce? we had jack ma, of allie baba speaking at the forum in october in geneva, and he said as did two young entrepreneurs from african countries, we need the platforms that are provided by others by the googles and by microsoft

>> not as worried as djibouti. this is a potential. that's the potential word up there in the location. , the cambodians have denied that there will be any chinese base in cambodia. vice president pence delivered a warning very clearly to the cambodians when he was out in asia last year. the cambodians often deny a lot of things that actually happened. if there's any place in southeast asia are you could imagine chinese presence in the year, it isthis cambodia. , i find thosecern to be overblown and increasingly unlikely given domestic politics. i can't imagine a permanent base in cambodia. i could imagine an agreement to rotational chinese access. the circle of rent seekers is relatively small. the chinese don't have to worry about public pressure. they only have to buy off the leadership. that's not the case in other of their tan -- authoritarian countries. >> we have about nine minutes left to go. we will take questions from the audience. please wait for the microphone. make a very short question so we can try to collect a few of th

>> yes. .ot as worried as djibouti potential. this is a concern as part of this project in cambodia where the chinese have filled casinos and whatnot but also a deep water port and begun expansions on nearby airstrip, the cambodians have strenuously denied that there will be chinese basing in cambodia. vice president pence delivered a warning to cambodians when he was out in asia last year. the cambodians often deny a lot of things that actually happen and if there is any place in southeast asia where you can imagine chinese rotational , it isin the future cambodia. all the concern about the or indonesia i find those to be overblown and increasingly unlikely given domestic politics. toan imagine an agreement allow rotational chinese access for certain things especially considering the circle of rent .eekers is relatively small the chinese don't have to worry about public pressure. -- that have to buy off is not the case even in other authoritarian countries in southeast asia. >> we have about eight or nine minutes to go. we will

least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries security has been stepped up across kenya gunmen attacked a nairobi hotel complex earlier this month killing twenty one people but the operation is disrupting life for people living near one of the armed groups hideouts close to the border with somalia how about zero reports from the forest. setting off on our tiring journey trouble in kenya. these passengers is becoming more hectic by the day. this bus is heading to the city of mumbai from la mar island and processed through boni forest a hideout for al shabab fighters. military and police checkpoints top the road and due to the frequent stops and such as what was a four hour journey takes a grueling ten hours doesn't want to go when i when i got it was the criminals the security forces are looking for are in the

has failed to deliver at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying up these two hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries u.s. intelligence chiefs have contradicted some of donald trump's fundamental foreign policy views speaking at a senate hearing on global threats they took issue with the president's assertion that eyesores been defeated and that north korea can be convinced to give up its nuclear weapons michaela reports from washington. president trump all traces negotiations with north korea's leader as one of the major successes of his presidency he claims to have made the world a safer place and recently announced that a second summit will be held next month jim jiang going to work in very forward doing so. made a lot of progress that has not been reported by the media but we have made a lot of progress not so say intelligence chiefs their conclusio

at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they took over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries and china's vice premier li who he is in washington for trade talks with the trumpet administration they're trying to resolve the dispute that seen the two countries imposed trade tariffs on each other relations further on monday when u.s. prosecutors filed new criminal charges against a chinese tech company and its chief financial officer. well those are the headlines. on al-jazeera. the week began with use of a ninety day truce in the to protect us china trade. the world's largest supplier of liquefied natural gas is the biggest. we bring you the stories the economic world we live in. ok i'm really could be here in the stream today will nigeria. win a second term as president we all smile during journalists what to watch out for ahead of next month's elections

at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats are killing at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they took over shortly after departing many of them are still missing thousands of migrants from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries. the saudi you know you coalition in yemen says it will release seven who the prisoners after the who these released a saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitate the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common to preserve a shaky cease fire. official break here not just zero one when we come back a boss of chinese tech john hawaii's back in puerto she fights against extradition to the u.s. . went to create division in southern philippines could be having the opposite effect on that stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast we're here across parts of western e

ireland and northern ireland two boats carrying migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifty two people are confirmed dead and many more missing one hundred thirty people were on board the boats thousands of people from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea in the hope of finding work in the gulf countries those are the headlines at zero world is next. to some. people here speak emma zeal and i for asiatic language going back several thousand. the arabic language only came to north africa in the seventh and eighth centuries. it's in one of the mountain villages here and sings in about the harshness of her life. it's more women here than men. were no one can see them. and that's what the story is about. the villages near the source of the river are poor and geography plays a major. poverty. of the four million people living in poverty in morocco. in rural areas. this is a mom who's bringing up her three boys. virtually on her own. that's a. lot of their so what if. you were to get one then explain that. this law that says yes. condoms again. you knew. t

and the number of migrants who died when two boats capsized off the coast of djibouti on tuesday has risen to fifty two many others who are mostly ethiopians are still missing the boats were carrying about one hundred thirty people at least nine people have died in extreme cold weather in the u.s. some parts of the midwest and northeast and states the deep freeze plunged to minus thirty degrees celsius. fans and teammates of missing for a million or so paid tribute to the twenty eight year old the french team were playing their first home game since plane went missing over the english channel. those are your headlines the news continues here now and after witness stay with us . i've asked. if she. not so much of the bill going though to go a little not deal i'll go blank when at the as. he says has been deal. cicutto is the going to. get an assessment. and some of the. it. if fifty five. fifty. five. feet. into those maybe then i think that i think. fifty. feet second if you mean it i don't think of us have fifty feet. fifty feet. fifty. million you will get a lead in the moon or tha

at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti a boat carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after departing. more now on his way into china is also standing by in the. he's regarded as beijing staunchest ally south america friendship underpinned by huge loans investments and weapons sales is china correspondent adrian brown. they were jumping for joy when president nicolas maduro was lost in china four months ago but today the leadership here is not excited about the prospect of venezuela without him at the helm. china is venezuela's biggest creditor has invested heavily in its oil industry and regards president maduro as its strongest ally in south america china has lent more money to venezuela's upwards of sixty billion dollars than it has to any other country in the world it's probably been repaid up to two thirds of that but that leaves anywhere in the neighborhood of twenty to thirty billion dollars venezuela china analysts say china's leaders are concerned about whether the deals will be honor

i'm not convinced given the current djibouti operations that that's going to give them, if this did occur, that's going to give them any great extra, you know, ability to operate, considering they've already got operations in that region, anyway. for me, vanuatu. for me, that's the really interesting one. you're pushing out potentially the new areas for operation for the navy. it's pushing out further away from the chinese mainland and potentially cuts themselves, you know, sit s very strategically between australia and new zealand and the united states. but the pakistan one doesn't surprise me given the odd yenau where we're at. again, there's nothing particularly new in that. >> craig, what about cambodia, should we be worried? >> yes, but, i mean, not as worried as we should be at djibouti which is a military base and guadar where we see vessels making calls and using facilities. much like vanuatu, that's potential, the potential word up there, in the location. the big concern is as part of this massive project in cambodia, where the chinese among others things built casinos and whatno

missing thousands of migrants from the horn of africa try to cross the bubble monday straight from djibouti to the arabian peninsula where they hope to find work in the gulf countries u.s. president donald trump is increasingly finding himself a challenge by his own staff and political party most recent disagreement centers on some of trump's policies on foreign affairs has more on this now from washington but american leadership is absolutely essential this doesn't usually happen the republican leader of the senate introducing an amendment urging the president a member of his own party to change his policy and not change the level of u.s. troops in syria or afghanistan so what we must remember mr president is how hard won these again bill. this progress must not be to take off put off the gas pedal but rather to keep up those strategies that are clearly working. this followed another highly unusual move the president's own intelligence chiefs telling congress tuesday that their boss for the president of the united states is wrong along and north korea not going to give up nuclear weapons o

to my show and a half at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries the united nations is warning refugees the migrants crossing the mediterranean sea are losing their lives at the alarming rate new figures released by the un's refugee agency shows six people died on average every day last year it estimates more than two thousand two hundred migrants died or went missing one attempting the crossing the route was particularly deadly for boats leaving from libya one person die that sea for every fourteen who arrived in europe less despite the major drop in the number of refugees reaching europe hundred thirty nine thousand arrived in two thousand and eighteen that's the lowest number in five years. charlie yaxley is a spokesman for the un refugee agency he says the number of migrant deaths in two thousand

rising debt which is fragility of the financial system and the rising trade tension which is for djibouti of the trading system can translate itself into for g.t.t. of the world international and that's something to watch for do you think the same as your colleagues from j.p. morgan the twenty twenty stare when the big recession is going to hit the world and we're going to see a social unrest in st since one thousand nine hundred sixty eight and.

in their country well to brits carry migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifty two people are confirmed dead and many more missing one hundred thirty people were on board the boats the coast guard is still conducting search and rescue operations thousands of people from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea in hopes of finding work in the gulf countries in tel aviv scuffles have broken out between officers and thousands of israeli ethiopians protesting against police brutality. that. the ethiopian man allegedly shot dead by the police two weeks ago the community accuses the israeli government of discriminating against them for years. tanzan is government is giving itself more powers a new law will allow a government to run registrant to blacklist parties and potentially jail their members president john michael foley's government has already banned some newspapers and has restricted opposition rallies it's been revealed that the united arab emirates took advantage of spying software to hack the i phones of activist diplomats and rival foreign lead

at sea for days on end world two boats carry migrants and refugees have capsized off the coast of djiboutiat least fifty two people are confirmed dead many more missing hundred thirty people were on board the boat and the coast guard is still conducting search and rescue operations with patrol boats thousands of people from east africa off of the term to cross the red sea in the hope of finding work in gulf countries. still ahead here on al-jazeera colorful or design to divide we examine the control the sea surrounding what donald trump says and how he says it. and a campus crackdown in the hall tonight but it's not the students who are being targeted.

in their country two boats carrying migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifty two people are confirmed dead and many more missing they were carrying around one hundred thirty people thousands of people from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea in the hope of finding work in gulf countries sudan's intelligence chief has ordered the release of protesters who've been detained there but some of those who were behind bars say they were physically abused by security forces here more than reports from car too. in the safety of her home stara which is not her real name recounts the details of what happened to her nearly two weeks ago she says she was taking part in anti-government protests in the tombs eastern district of butchery when security forces started firing tear gas and live ammunition which forced her and more than twenty others to seek shelter in a home. armed men broke the door and stormed into the house they treated us like war criminals not like unarmed protesters they arrested us and told us to walk in front of us as we walked the men sta

environmental protection at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were counted these two hundred thirty migrants when they tipped over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries. saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen says it will release seven who the prisoners after the who these released a saudi prisoner on tuesday international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common in an attempt to preserve a shaky cease fire sudan security chief has ordered the release of people detained during weeks of anti-government protests but that's failed to dampen demonstrations calling for an end to the thirty year rule of president omar al bashir and head of u.s. intelligence says north korea is unlikely to give up all its nuclear weapons the assessment of the odds with donald tr

at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries the united nations is warning refugees and migrants crossing the mediterranean sea are losing their lives at an alarming rate new figures released by the un refugee agency shows six people died on average every day last year when it estimates more than two thousand two hundred migrants died or went missing while attempting the crossing the route was particularly deadly for boats leaving from libya where one person died at sea for every fourteen who arrived in europe despite a major drop in the number of refugees reaching europe one hundred thirty nine thousand arrive two thousand and eighteen that's the lowest number in five years for more on this that speak to charlie yaxley in geneva he's a spokesman for the un refugee agency good to have you with us so from

not least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were counting at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in the gulf countries. the saudi u.a.e. coalition yemen says it is really seven who is the prisoners after the who things reached a saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffith says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common in an attempt a shaky cease fire but it speaks to the human political analyst often nasr who is in the sweetest city of gothenburg how important all these prisoner swaps particularly within the framework of a very shaky cease fire deal and how data that could collapse at any time absolutely i think it's very promising that we see one move forward and read it from my experience and and comforting

number of migrants who died when two boats capsized off the coast of djibouti on tuesday has risen tofifty two many others who are most the still missing boats were carrying about one hundred thirty people thousands of people from the horn of africa often attempt the dangerous journey across the red sea to find work in the gulf countries. about a dozen asylum seekers have been sent back to mexico by the u.s. as part of the trumpet ministrations new policy on illegal immigration refugees and migrants have traditionally been allowed to remain in america while their claims a process through the courts for the partial government shutdown created a backlog of cases u.s. is expected to send back up to twenty migrants a day despite many of them not being from mexico brunell's has more from los suns in these. early morning downtown l.a. the u.s. immigration court building a long line of people waiting to attend a hearing on their case think your prayers was one of them his hearing was cancelled because of the government shutdown his case was jailed for generally twenty four hours because of t

beirut these twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats are carrying at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after passing many of the migrants still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries the vice president of sudan's main opposition party has been arrested and released it happened hours after the intelligence chief ordered the release of protesters who'd been detained those freed before the order came though say they were physically abused by security forces morgan more from cotton in the safety of her home which is not her real name recounts the details of what happened to her nearly two weeks ago she says she was taking part in anti-government protests in the tombs eastern district of battery when security forces started firing tear gas and live ammunition which forced her and more than twenty others to seek shelter in a home. armed men broke the door and stormed into the house they treated us like war criminals not like unarmed protesters

now the number of migrants who died when two boats capsized off the coast of djibouti on tuesday has risen to fifty two many others who are most ethiopians are still missing the boats were carrying about one hundred thirty people thousands from the horn of africa often attempt a dangerous journey across the red sea to find work in gulf countries. so the president bashir has announced the reopening of the border with eritrea it's been closed for a year after khartoum accused the eritrean government of supporting rebel groups in sudan both countries deployed troops to the eastern border town of the disputed them as one comes at a time the growing protests demanding president bashir step down amid violence more from khartoum president obama bashir seems to be sending two messages one of them is to the region he has been in egypt over the last few days and immediately after that visit we see him opening the border with thirty three or one of the countries that have sided with egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates and behind in the blockade against qatar internally we see that this

two boats carrying migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifty two people are confirmed dead and many more are missing the boats were carrying about one hundred thirty people thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea in the hope of finding work and gulf states. now the alternations is warning that refugees and migrants crossing the mediterranean are dying at an alarming rate new figures released by the un's refugee agency show six people died on average every day last year estimates more than two thousand two hundred people drowned or went missing while attempting the crossing the route was particularly fatal for boats leaving from libya where one person died at sea for every fourteen who arrived in europe despite a major drop in the number of refugees reaching europe one hundred thirty nine thousand arrived in twenty eighteen the lowest number in five years which only actually is a spokesperson for the un refugee agency he says the number of migrant deaths in twenty one thousand is concerning. the number of people arriving on european s

not being from mexico and the number of migrants who died when two boats capsized off the coast of djibouti on tuesday has risen to fifty two many others are mostly theo peons are still missing the boat carrying about one hundred thirty people thousands of people from the horn of africa often attend the dangerous journey across the red sea to find work in gulf countries sudan's president omar al bashir has announced the reopening of the border with eritrea it's been closed for a year after khartoum accused the eritrean government of supporting rebel groups in sudan both countries deployed troops to the eastern border town of salah during the dispute the announcement comes at a time of growing protests demanding president bashir steps down ahmed vile is live for us now in khartoum so is this part of a broader normalization of relations between the two countries. some it looks like the normalization even though we haven't seen the taking place ahead of this announcement between the two countries we know that president model bashir has been touring both internal regions trying to appease the s

bodies of at least fifty two migrants and refugees have been found after two boats capsized off djibouti boats carrying at least one hundred thirty people sixteen were rescued but many others a still missing thousands of migrants from the horn of africa try to cross from japan teach the raping peninsula where they hope to find work in the gulf countries . u.s. president donald trump has lashed out on twitter at the country's intelligence services calling them naively and wrong over the threat posed by iran this after trump's own intelligence officials contradicted some of his claims on key national security issues they included syria north korea and the president's assertion that ron is actively seeking to develop nuclear weapons but british prime minister to reason may has met with the opposition leader jeremy corbyn to try to find some common ground on a deal for leaving the european union parliament has given me a two week deadline to renegotiate her agreement with the e.u. m.p.'s have also to go back to brussels to demand changes to what's known as the backstop this is the contentiou

eight are in serious trouble including djibouti character stan laos the maldives mongolia montenegro pakistan and could you stand. those are the direct concerns. there are separate set of concerns that are not inherent to the b.r.i. but that are being merged with and amplified the knees are concerned about the way china does this is about the rise in assertiveness and nationalism and the changes to chinese foreign policy at we have seen since largely 2008. the outgrowth of chinese shark power. the intolerance for dissent the arrest, crackdown on academic freedom by most accounts, most china experts will say there has been a shift over the past decades in china's not just foreign policy but domestic policy toward more assertive nations in some ways a more repressive nation at home. the b.r.i. as a extension of chinese influence has amplified some of these concerns and sort of served to serve as a proxy for some of these concerns. this out growth of shark power, i think china's global times had an very interesting article on shark power last year. this is what the op-ed said december 2

amy: at least 43 people were killed when two boats carrying migrants sank off the coast of djibouti tuesday. search and rescue missions are continuing with scores still missing. passengers were believed to be heading to yemen. meanwhile, a migrant ship is -- docked in italy today. 47 passesengers disisembarkedftr a week stranded at sea as european nations refused to take in the migrants. in colombia, local media is reporting that two community leaders were killed over the past week. a gunman shot and killed dilio corpus guetio, a member of the local peasant association, as he was leaving his house in a rural area of the southwestern department of cauca. in valle del cauca, two men shot community leader and housing activist jose jair orozco in the doorway of his home last thursday. human rights groups have been sounding the alarm over the mounting violence agagainst activists in colombia. at least 16 activists were murdered so far this year according to a local research and advocacy group. in the philippines, a grenade thrown into a mosque killed two people and wounded four wednesday. the at

republic of ireland unorganized two boats carrying migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifty two people are confirmed dead and many more are missing hundred thirty people were on board the boats the coast guard is still conducting search and rescue operations. top officials in the u.s. and china have begun two days of talks in washington they're trying to bridge differences which a push the world's two largest economies towards a trade war the ongoing dispute as seen beijing and washington high taxes on each other's goods. all right so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after growing pains that that's what i've enough . we. thank. you. you're the view growth of something positive. it's great watching our kids grow up or seeing a tree grow. it we always aware that all growth must come to an end. there's a limit nature knows no such thing as infinite growth this ruth seems to apply to every kind of growth but one economic growth is somehow supposed to continue indefinitely. as one person recognized the hundred fifty years ago growth is

these are the first pictures of rescue workers recovering bodies in djibouti after two boats capsizedore than 60 are still missing. bbc afrique. the white house's press secretary sarah sanders has said that god "wa nted donald trump to become president." we knew that evangelical christians in the us strongly support the president, but until this we hadn't been told that god was also on side. bbc world service. and this video of a tourist in australia holding a very small octopus has been heavily watched. that's because they don't realise it's one of the world's most venomous marine creatures — the blue—ringed octopus. experts say it holds enough venom to kill up to 20 people. we're also told its actual bite is painless — though given what we're told, that will provide limited consolation. next, sudan. for over a month now, there have been anti—government protests. here are some of the pictures. the protests began over cuts to bread subsidies. but they've morphed into general anger at the government. we've seen demonstrations almost every day — sometimes at night — and all over the cou

at sea for days on end well two boats carry migrants and refugees have capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifty two people are confirmed dead many more are missing hundred thirty people were on board the boat and the coast guard is still conducting search and rescue operations with patrol boats thousands of people from east africa off attempt to cross the red sea in the hope of finding work in gulf countries. still ahead here on al-jazeera colorful or design to divide we examine the control we see surrounding what donald trump says and how he says it. and a campus crackdown is all too but it's not the students who are being targeted. sizes and quality weather coming into the middle east over the next few days still a little more cloud over towards afghanistan just around that western side of the himalayas and it's bases of rain sleet and snow for a time bankable struggling to get to around four celsius as a result of that but to stand down hey we've had some rather lively showers longer spells of right and some snow recently but have been a pretty chilly winter that's going to ea

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people in the whole of last year in canada applications made by migrants in syria eritrea yemen sudan djibouti and turkey are actually most likely to be accepted unlike you would say the united states below with us now a journalist for the gulf matters joining us live from london as well and canadian yourself so let's talk about the canadian well let's talk about this particular issue first with the half she is just one girl in this what a lot of people are saying to me on social media you know really pleased for her but she's just one girl does she become almost in a sort of perverse way almost a poster girl for what the canadians want to do with immigration. well it's it's possible they do i think canada has a much different view of immigration and the americans are particular don't trump and generally canada and historically has been welcoming of immigrants to the country i don't see it as necessarily making her a poster girl for a new strategy the strategy is is continuing perhaps it emphasizes somewhat her situation i think i would say it is in some ways connected to this ongoing feud tha

are dead and more than one hundred thirty others missing after two bouts capsized off the coast of djibouti local witnesses say the boat was overloaded and overturned thirty minutes after departure the international organization for migration is saying the vessels were heading to yemen which is a gateway to larger gulf countries where many migrants hope to find jobs. china has accused the united states of an unreasonable and unfair crackdown on chinese businesses this after u.s. prosecutors announced a slew of criminal charges against the chinese chinese telecoms giant huawei including fraud and conspiracy adrian brown has more now from beijing. well way is a company that has come a long way very quickly not just china's largest telecommunications company but also now the world's second largest maker of smartphones bigger even than apple sales worldwide are doing well in spite of allegations its products contain technology that can be used for spying china's government says the trumpet ministration is envious of weiwei success and is trying to halt its progress by tarnishing its reputation

two boats carrying migrants and refugees capsized off the coast of djibouti at least fifteen people are confirmed dead and many more are missing the boats are caring about one hundred thirty people thousands of people from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea in the hope of finding work involved states. you and human rights experts are calling for an investigation into friday's dam disaster in southeast brazil that these ninety nine people have been confirmed dead after the dam holding an iron ore waste collapsed it caused a sea of mud to engulf parts of the town of ramadi. over two hundred fifty people still missing. thousands of former soldiers are gathering in india's capital demanding money on most of them through a scheme called one rank one pension it's the second day of nine planned rallies calling for equal benefits for retired officers of the same rank. as more. demonstrators in new delhi former indian army officials gathered to express their mounting frustration ahead of elections in the coming months i mean men are very angry. because they're not fulfilling the prom

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