aid to egypt that is for the sake of both me sides. having these aid and increasing the aids according to the challenges that we face together in the region but secondly wanted to supporting a dripped to successfully fighting terrorism will be for the benefit of both sides and they would achieve them just of the egyptian and the u.s. national security in both sides and will help boosting the national security and the said ability also would discuss the fields on your main is of increasing. through increasing visits with the. in the two companies officials and increases in consultations between both countries and also the porters of. reaching an agreement regarding the dialogue between both countries with then. between foreign ministers and defense ministers in both countries. also the talks have dealt with the ways of supporting the pain and trade the exchange between the two countries invested between the two countries and the u.s. support to egypt towards reforms economic reforms in my country and the promising chances in front of th

first and foremost the young people of egypt. politically mature and plays a big it's partly or mainly because the political space in the past has been you know suffocated by successive regimes in the past where they were people young people are not allowed to participate in a representative democracy where they were able to practice politics so there was a little bit of a naive and i can say that here eight years later and i i think that's part of it but also part of it is that there were the there's an entire redeem there were regional powers that. they saw that this is this momentum for the people of the arab world demanding representation demanding that they have a say in the way that their future is going to be forged and that was threatening to authoritarian regimes in the region to monarchies in the region and to this autocratic rule that either by military or by monarchy and a lot of those regional players saw that as a threat to their own room even though due respect did especially mohammed many of those regional leaders

it it was it was egypt with. money from the gulf i think particularly saudi arabia but was able to buy that so. this is been this is proving to be i think very. important r relationship for france france i is now the biggesest arms supplier to egypt it is displaced the united states. and there's potentially much more that can be done this is a relationship that that in in dollars and cents terms or euros insulin teamster. is very important for france played [inaudible] is lance in a position wher- it is more or less at the mercy of whatever it is tha. egypt under president cc does as far as its domestic political situation and it's continued repression and is a violation of human rights absolutely. soaked is france occupying the high ground here is that something that france would like to think it's doing and basically it is i think it's what the right line die it's what france wants to blue wants. to project the image that it is doing that -- and in fact today i thought was very interesting the way he put it mac

abuses have hit an enormous rate in egypt.mmanuel macron in private, when they met in 2017, presented the a list oft with political prisoners he asked to be released. of those presented, only two have been released. even if a fellow president makes a request in private, it doesn't get you far. the accusations leveled against the egyptian regime are pretty severe, disappearances, torture, and extremely abusive security regime. all of those who have been closers without trial, ngos,closures of numerous things on the web. one can understand the problems egypt is facing and that is what emmanuel macron will be persuading him to do, which is to open up. ofre is a better chance dealing with security problems long-term, but this repression in the end leads to further security problems. genie: it certainly does. robert, we are just going to pull away to focus on another top story out of venezuelala. venezuela a country that has locked in a standoff since the --osition leader one quite a guido named himself as president. he is calling

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many of them in fact wishing egypt well for june one thousand nine hundred. let's turn to the asian cup tournament in the united arab emirates now iraq and vietnam kicked off a group encounter just over twenty minutes ago in abu dhabi it's still in there kicking off later a group favorite saudi arabia take on north korea in the opening match of the tournament the saudis have been dealt a late blow or experience midfielder. with injury saudi arabia have won the asian cup three times. our goal in this competition is first to qualify for the next round and take it step by step until you lift a trophy in the final and you come here to participate with top expectation. two time champion has won the opening stage of the deck or rally the qatari driver was fastest from peru's capital lima to pisco as the forty first race began in the south american country he's one minute and fifty nine seconds ahead of spain's carlos signs organizers and competitors say this year's race will be grueling mariana sanchez looks at why. and there are the ten day dakar rally promises to

thank you for choosing egypt. thank you for choosing the american university in cairo as the venue to communicate your very important message today. please join me in welcoming secretary pompeo. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you, frank. thank you to frank. thank you for your service to america as well in addition to the duties that you perform here. i've had the good fortune to be a frequent visitor here to egypt and the middle east as secretary of state. in my prior role as cia director, i was here with some frequency and i came here, too, as a member of congress. every time i come, i get to see something new. something wonderful. this trip is especially meaningful for me as an evangelical christian coming to soon after the coptic church's christmas celebrations, this is an important time. we're all children of abraham. christians, muslims, jews. in my office, i keep a bible open on my desk to remind me of god and his word and the truth. and it's the truth. lower case "t," that i'm here to

france and egypt to find a solution for libya have been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. micro has always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al-jazeera paris well our desire is senior political analyst mark bashara says despite macro's comments on egypt's human rights record his focus on this trip has been on drumming up business he's seeking to advance french interests in egypt and in africa everything else is beside the point especially his conversation about human rights meaning he needs to talk about human rights because france claims to be a champion of human rights and has universal values so called the republican values but in effect what president mccourt tried to do is try to get a lot of business for french business try to expand the francophonie in egypt try to reach understanding as with the egyptian president about the future of libya

egypt has always been a land of striving. and yet, times, your aspirations and those of your brothers in the middle east have seemed impossible to achieve. this lands witnessed convulsions as old systems crumbled and new ones struggled to emerge. that's happened here too. and at this critical moment, america, your longtime friend, was absent too much. why? because our leaders gravely misread our history and your historical moment. these fundamental misunderstandings set forth in this city in 2009 adversely affected the lives of hundreds of millions of people in egypt and all across the region. remember, it was here, here in this city, that another american stood before you. he told you that radical islamist terrorism does not stem from an ideology. he told you that 9/11 led my country to abandon its ideals, particularly in the middle east. he told you that the united states and the muslim world needed, "a new beginning." the results of these misjudgments have been dire. in falsely seeing ourselves as a force for what ails the

between france and egypt to find a solution for libya have been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. micro has always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may have police campaigners but it's less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris. well i'm joined now from new york by dalia family who's an assistant professor of political science at long island university thank you very much for speaking to us . president micron's criticism is unlikely to lead to any material change in the political and economic relationship between egypt and france but nonetheless how uncomfortable might have been when when listening to these remarks. i'm sure he was quite surprised because he just in his last visit with the u.s. secretary of state there was no mention of human rights and so for the french president to invoke human rights today in such a vigorous way probably was surprising but what the french president was actually address

is being him his not being egypt so we'll see how that develops because on in many ways he wants the six billion dollars a year egypt is his number one customer in terms of on's but also there is a caveat here because the. deal has been on hold egypt is in a lot of death for these other french fighter jets french fighter multi-role jets that. there's a big question mark why does he need thirty thirty six. already has about twenty four he order twelve more and he's not in a. in a combat situation with a state in that needs this kind of just a slightly broader picture i mean do you think we're likely to see a sustained coordinated effort perhaps from other european countries other western countries pushing on human rights i mean human rights watch says egypt has sixty thousand political prisoners i mean that's extraordinary that number has never been that on the mubarak it's it's just it's probably the first time in egypt's history that has that figure in political prisons on one on one and on the other and you have an administration in the us that is not very interested in the human r

france and egypt to find a solution for libya has been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. mike ross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris. journalist mahmoud hussein has been under arrest in egypt for more than two years his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release he was detained on a trip home to visit family in car and accused of spreading false news the charge that hussein and al jazeera tonight journalist has never been formally charged cameroon's a main opposition leader has been arrested maurice succumbed to his party is held sporadic protests since he lost the disputed presidential election in october come to says he defeated president who's been in power for more than thirty years government has called him an outlaw for not accepting the election results. still ahea

we strongly support egypt's efforts to destroy isis in the sinai. we strongly support israel's efforts to stop tehran from turning syria into the next lebanon. e and as the fighting continues, we will continue to assist our partners in efforts to guard borders, prosecute terrorists, screen travelers, assist refugees, and more. but assist is the key phrase. we ask every peace-loving nation of the middle east to shoulder new responsibilities for defeating islamist extremism wherever we find it. it is important to know also that we will not ease our campaign to stop iran's malevolent influence and actions against this region and the world. the nations of the middle east will never enjoy security, achieve economic stability, or advance the dreams of their people if iran's revolutionary regime persists on its current course. february 11th will mark 40 years since the oppressive regime came to power in tehran. america's economic sanctions against the regime are the strongest in history, and will keep getting tougher until iran starts behaving like a norma

energy of egypt's people. and promoting free and open exchange of ideas. the progress made today can continue. i also applaud the presidents efforts to promote religious freedom. it stands as an example for all leaders. and all peoples of the middle east. i was happy to see our citizens, wrongly convicted of improperly operating ngos finally be acquitted. and we strongly support president sisi so that this does not happen again. more work certainly needs to be done to maximize the potential of egyptian nation and its people. i'm glad that america will be partner in those efforts. let me close here with a couple of final thoughts. first, it is never easy to recognize truth. but when we see it, we must speak it. america has been criticized for doing too much in the middle east and a woman criticized for doing too little. but one thing we've never been is an empire building or oppressor. just look at our history together. history which i have recounted today. look at our fight against common enemies. look at our

translation: this is huge news for egypt.urs our name. so the to the cloud. he is a national hero back home in egypt. the liverpool forward has inspired a generation in his country and without doubt he will be the star attraction at the tournament this year. whether egypt will be ready to host though, only time can tell. —— ireland's padraig harrington has been handed the task of defending europe's ryder cup title in the united states next year. he succeeds denmark's thomas bjorn, who led the team to victory in paris last september. harrington had received high profile support from the likes of rory mcilroy in the leadup, and harrington in return heaped the praise on mcilroy and his importance to the team. he loves it. he's morphed into being the playing captain in the team room. he's a leader in that team room. nothing gives back to rory like the ryder cup. he loves the adrenaline, he loves the greens and golf balls, it's made for him, as it is for a lot of europeans, it is made for him. he will not miss out. he will be ther

france and egypt to find a solution for libya has been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may have please campaigners but it's less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris you have al-jazeera live from london more on the program a search continues for hundreds of people still missing in brazil after friday's down collapse that unleashed a massive mudslide also a sense of freedom under blockade gaza's you'd find purpose through the urban sport of park or. hello there heavy rain is causing us a few problems in parts of australia the northern parts of queensland have seen a lot of flooding and some landslides as well but that system responsible it's not as nudging a bit further south so for the northern parts then it's not quite as wet as it has been and instead the main focus of that rain is just edging southwards elsewhere and for perth it's going to be rath

unlikely to get the votes she needs what are the options for britain i think and he's done it again egypt in liverpool's mahomet's a lot is named african men's footballer of the year for the second time in a row he's now targeting a very big prize on home turf after a landmark day for egyptian football. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us president trump has delivered a live prime time oval office address to press his case for a border war with mexico the president described what he said was a humanitarian crisis caused by illegal migration at the border also said the border was being used to traffic illegal drugs into the united states every set of physical barrier was critical to national security and called on democrats in congress to back his five point seven billion dollars plan to fund the wall. he also said illegal migration poses a threat both to the economy and national security. all americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration it's strange public resources and drives down jobs and wages among those hardest hit are african-americans and hispanic americans our s

france and egypt to find a solution for libya has been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. mike ross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may have please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris how does a journalist mahmoud hussein has been under arrest in egypt for more than two years his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release it was detained on a trip home to visit family in cairo and accused of spreading false news a charge for saying and al-jazeera denies the journalist has never been formally charged with just six days left until brags that british retailers are warning about possible food shortages if the u.k. crashes out of the e.u. without an agreement a joint letter to parliament from a dozen major food chains warns that leaving the e.u. without a deal could threaten food security it says the fresh supply chain fr

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france and egypt to find a solution for libya have been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natascha butler al-jazeera paris. well the president of the philippines has promised the those responsible for the bombing of a catholic church will face justice well regarded thirteen visited the scene in the south of the country where at least twenty people were killed in the attack later claimed by arsal from the island of hollowed jamila reports. hello sulu has a rich history chinese arab and spanish traders have all made it home in centuries past but now it is rife with armed groups holo is one of the most militarized places in the philippines the philippine military established a permanent presence here decades ago but armed groups continue to have bases here including i will say yes known for its widespread criminal act

france and egypt to find a solution for libya has been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. micro has always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may have please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris well al jazeera journalist mahmoud hussein has been under arrest in egypt for more than two years his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release he was detained on a trip home to visit family in car and accused of spreading false news a charge that hussein and al jazeera deny the journalist has never been formally charged the philippine president has ordered his security forces to crush the group following sunday's bomb attack on a church of the group is an affiliate of i saw which claimed responsibility for the blasts in your oh in southern mindanao province at least twenty seven people were killed and more than one hundred wounded gen

france's president speaks out about egypt's human rights record out of meetings with presidencies.so his president is looking into establishing same zones that would allow for refugees to return to syria president russia typer don says such an up the safe zones along the northern syrian border would allow for millions to come back home around four million syrian refugees counting live in turkey and estimated three hundred thousand have already returned to syria some of them. in the turkey syria border. in the last few months turkish government has closed down a number of refugee camps in sight peckish territory perhaps making way for these refugees to go back to syria president have our go on saying that three hundred thousand people have returned to syria but these people have gone back to areas which had been under turkish back to rebel fighters for a number of years and the area of to rob lowe's and which came under rebel control under the administrative control of of turkish government in twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen respectively so people here are reluctant to go back u

we'll have more on egypt in the second half of the show right now though we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers matt celebes are marcella the elections in israel are coming up in three months time and it would appear that prime minister netanyahu is look who'd party wants to make media coverage an election issue what kind of signs are we seeing modest signs billboards as well as online campaigns here's a billboard that's near his party put up and tell of eve it says for leading israeli journalists and that hebrew slogan reads they will not decide the reporters from different outlets print and broadcast how does the t.v. news channel thirteen and the newspaper mary they've all been covering the corruption investigations against netanyahu including allegations of bribery fraud and breach of trust now those cases have been going on for a while now and on some of them involve other israeli media outlets you know they do one involves a newspaper are not netanyahu is accused of offering to change some of his government's media policies

the legal landscape is changing too late last year egypt's media regulator the s.m.r. see proposed a new law that would allow the state to block broadcasts and websites for breaking rules that were so ambiguously word that hundreds of journalists politicians and public figures petitioned for the abolition of a law that had yet to pass among the laws that have a so-called cyber security law that under the pretext of stopping fake news with strict online journalism and encourages service providers to collect and share data on users and there's a new registration law requiring online news site. it's to pay thousands of dollars just to apply for a license if enforced it could put many sites out of business and discourage others from ever starting. the last remaining pays for free speech and for some professional journalism was the internet and they are trying everything they can to curdle this remaining space so they started with blocking these websites we have seen today find no provisions such as lengthy prison sentences. which means. working in these websites would have

policies in egypt . so far we've seen rhetoric and the policies has to do more with arms sales business as usual basically more or less more so i mean to what extent is it realistic for human rights groups to expect the issue of of suspending arms sales might actually come up in these talks already dismissed that he said he won't he won't do that he said the these are like two separate tracks the arms sales and the human rights record but he's now changing that as i mentioned and what the human rights organizations have done actually the campaign. it was quite successful the campaign that done you know we were we have to sell values as opposed to weapons. egypt's suppression is french maid and the details the details of the laborers who are. military. who face them but if the trials work in a french company and alexandria the details of some of the prison imprisoned activists and so on it's been a good campaign in general but with these pressures but in the end they're lobbying it's just pressure with th

the legal landscape is changing too late last year egypt's media regulator the s.m.r. c proposed a new law that would allow the state to block broadcasts and websites for breaking rules that were so ambiguously word that hundreds of journalists politicians and public figures petitioned for the abolition of a law that had yet to pass among the laws that have a so-called cyber security law that under the pretext of stopping fake news with strix online journalism and encourages service providers to collect and share data on users and there is a new registration law requiring online news site. it's to pay thousands of dollars just to apply for a license if in forced it could put many sites out of business and discourage others from ever starting. the last remaining pays for free speech and for some professional journalism was the internet and they are trying everything they can to curb this remaining space so they started with blocking these websites we have seen today find no provisions such as lengthy prison sentences. which means. working these websites would have to ob

talk show hosts preventing the former general of the national savior who would stand between egypt and the chaos that was consuming the rest of the middle east and much. better if you could have. that you have a phenomenon that would i love hyping a shared sense of purpose panic and victimhood one of the key aspects of the stock shows is the way they whip up a sense of national emergency. shaaban most thought about but what that that me about that ok are you not only support the government if you bend over backwards so to speak so dissidents political prisoners are typically vilified they are portrayed as enemies of the nation as a ballad and i do wish i had would and i do when what. and if you portray anybody as an enemy of the nation in a time of emergency what you're saying it's ok to jail them it's ok to beat them up and in some cases it's ok to kill them talk shows i very prominent political tool or political platform for messaging you need to support that he she because said he she is facing unprecedented dentures coming from cell time but also and mainly from inside said it's a

egypt and liverpool forward mohamed salah has been named men's african footballer of the year for the second time in a row they picked up his ward at a glitzy ceremony in senegal they meant a double celebration for egypt after the country was also given hosting rights for this year's african cup of nations. another all suspicious start to the year for the reigning king of african football mohammed salah helped liverpool to the champions league final last year at school twice for egypt at the world cup in russia he's got big goals for two thousand and nineteen as well. so. it's no secret that salah is a hero in egypt the country has just been announced as the new host for june and july his african cup of nations after the tournament was taken away from cameroon partly because of security concerns but in egypt the threat of a terror attack is very real and besides that egyptian football has plenty of serious problems of its own. and i'm very happy as an egyptian i'm happy this an event like this is taking place the pressing issue will be the next step to come will the next step be a pos

i said there are no political prisoners in egypt.henever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology, we have to intervene, regardless of their numbers. >> pelley: the "extremists," as he calls them, made up egypt's largest political party, the muslim brotherhood. the brotherhood is controversial. its stated goal is peaceful pursuit of islamic government, but over its 90 years, members have committed violence. in 2013, el-sisi outlawed the brothers as terrorists. but, president trump hasn't designated them a terrorist organization. nor did president obama, when andrew miller was egypt director in the national security council. >> andrew miller: while individual muslim brothers clearly have resorted to violence, many have left the party before doing so, precisely because they are discontent with the peaceful, gradualist approach of the senior muslim brotherhood leadership. >> pelley: the brotherhood was one of egypt's largest education, charity and healthcare associations.rsiddlel academics, doctors and lawyers. mode

does this happen a lot in egypt that people just disappear into thin air egypt does have a problem with enforced disappearances accord human rights organizations such as amnesty international and human rights watch. as well this happens often the reason why these two men are getting so much attention of course is because they are dual citizens and they have so to speak the weight of the german state in the german foreign ministry to ask about them that gives the egyptian authorities more motivation to cooperate sort of speak to try and give information to try and find them it would have the case would be very different if these were just egyptian two egyptian men whose families went up to the police station to try to find out their whereabouts perhaps i mean it feels like a lot of course any day not knowing where your loved one is this horrible but even to get this kind of information in three weeks it's quite unusual because. the cooperation is happening obviously because of their western ties and a very harrowing ordeal for parents of course as well who can't locate their children all

the legal landscape is changing too late last year egypt's media regulator the s.m.r. c proposed a new law that would allow the state to block broadcasts and websites for breaking rules that were so ambiguously word that hundreds of journalists politicians and public figures petitioned for the abolition of a law that had yet to pass among the laws that have a so-called cyber security law that under the pretext of stopping fake news with strix online journalism and encourages service providers to collect and share data on users and there's a new registration law requiring online news site. it's to pay thousands of dollars just to apply for a license if enforced it could put many sites out of business and discourage others from ever starting. the last remaining pays for free speech for some professional journalism was the internet and they are trying everything they can to curdle this remaining space so they started with blocking these websites we have seen today find no provisions such as lengthy prison sentences. which means john that is working these websites would ha

france and egypt to find a solution for libya have been a total failure and on other issues egypt has lost much of its power and credibility. macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may have police campaigners but it's less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris in our other top stories the turkish government says it expects the four million syrian refugees currently living in turkey to return home after a safe zones have been set up president says he and his u.s. counterpart donald trump of discussed setting up a thirty kilometer wide safe zone in syria running along the border it's also intended to protect turkey from kurdish armed groups pope francis is saying he fears there could be a bloodbath in venezuela as pressure grows on nicolas maduro but there are started a second presidential term earlier this month and is rejected rejecting calls from e.u. nations for new elections majorities critics are hoping the country's armed forces will turn

has broadcast an interview with egypt's president of the title c.c. despite a request by cairo not to air the program in the sixty minute show c.c. told host scott pelley that his country was engaged in military cooperation with israel in sinai and he also denied human rights abuses and esterbrook joins me now from washington d.c. so let's deal with the israel question of how to be responsive so is this exchange . that was very interesting actually bat interaction between the two about that question about whether or not egypt was cooperating with israel in the sinai to try to root out isis came later in the interview and when scott pelley raised the question with president el-sisi here's what he had to say would you say that this is the deepest and closest cooperation that you've ever had with israel side that is correct yes i'm stationed there for sometimes needs to cross to the israeli side and that's why we have a wide range of coordination with israeli other than the saudi people seek ways it's been estimated there are about a thousand terrorists

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>> no, it is too fragile and egypt doesn't let it outside of egypt anymore.to cairo to see that. >> he's in charge of packing and shipping the objects that are fit to travel. >> this is the heritage of egypt. is it a weight of your shoulders to be taking this around the world? >> if i think too hard about that, it becomes a little daunting. insurance value doesn't really mean anything because you can't replace. >> part of the proceeds from the exhibition will go to help complete the new grand egyptian museum in giza which is intended to become the final resting place. >> these objects have left egypt perhaps for the last time on this tour. >> no artifact of king tut will travel anymore. this is the last exhibit. if anyone in the future wants to see king tut, you have to come to egypt. >> so footnote here, after decades here at cbs news iiendie day-to-day grind of don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes,

i want to vote to germany gyptian dual nationals who went missing in egypt has arrived back in germany twenty three year old mahmoud aziz was said to have been deported from egypt because authorities suspected him of trying to join the so-called islamic state of an eighteen year old else about remains in custody in egypt also on suspicion of terrorist activity for his family the uncertainty is hard to bear. it took more than three weeks for mohammed else about to find out that his son had been detained by egyptian authorities egypt reportedly suspects him of wanting to join terrorist islamic state fighters in the country that says mohammed is not true his last contact with his son was on december seventeenth yes from the whole family is psychologically exhausted i have breakdown at work this is really knocked me out . mohammed else about says his son flew to looks on route to cairo to visit his grandfather but never arrived in the egyptian capital the german government said on thursday that is it was in an egyptian prison hardly reassuring news this. egyptian prisons are like a horror

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the legal landscape is changing too late last year egypt's media regulator the s.m.r. see proposed a new law that would allow the state to block broadcasts and websites for breaking rules that were so ambiguously word that hundreds of journalists politicians and public figures petitioned for the abolition of a law that had yet to pass among the laws that have a so-called cyber security law that under the pretext of stopping fake news with strict online journalism and encourages service providers to collect and share data on users and there's a new registration law requiring online news site. it's to pay thousands of dollars just to apply for a license if enforced it could put many sites out of business and discourage others from ever starting. the last remaining pays for free speech and for some professional journalism was the internet and they are trying everything they can to curdle this remaining space so they started with blocking these websites we have seen today find no provisions such as lengthy prison sentences. which means john that is working these websites w

egypt is trying to stop the broadcast of an interview the president. gave to the american t.v. network c.b.s. in the interview with the current affairs program sixty minutes says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against eisel fights as in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the stream lots more news on the web sites dot com is the address you need i will see you very soon. president discusses his hopes of the country and the region. and challenges including poverty migration corruption and the case of julian assange. lenin merino . zero. ok and you're in the stream and i'm willing to be today can satire survive in a so-called post truth era we chat with a panel of noted comedians about the power of political satire while you're leaving your comments and questions of the chat take a look at this rant by at tempted to satirise home for. the left is responsible for this result because the left has now decided to any other opinion any other way of looking at

a develin for egypt on tuesday. -- a double win for egypt on tuesday.he country was picked to host the african cup of nations. peter has more. great for egypt and for its football star mohammed salah. the country has been picked to replace cameroon to host the cup of nations. hasas been named african player of the year f for the second t time running. >> [indiscernible] peter: it is a double dose of good news for fofootball fans across the country. >> all of egypt is honorored by mohahammed salah. >> it is important egypt will host the cup of nations. it will stimulate the economy. after preparations and security concerns, it was decided to cameroon hosting the 2021 -- will host the 2021 tournament instead. the committee voted for egypt over south africa by 15 to one. this large margin was unexpected but came as little surprise when salah won player of the year. >> this is france 24. take a look at today's top stories. a primetime address from donald trump to convince the nation to build a border wall. it gets rebel from top democrats afterwards. britis

have grown despite egypt's controversial human rights record egypt is one of the biggest recipients of u.s. foreign aid is also one of four arab countries that some posed a blockade on cutter a closer strategic ally of the united states a washington wants egypt on board for a broader regional alliance against iran and crucially for the success of trump's so-called deal of the century to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict chinese president xi jinping has voiced support for a second summit between north korea and the united states north korean leader kim jong il and ended a two day visit to beijing on tuesday the site provided much detail about the schedule of what the leaders discussed she has since told local media he hopes kim and donald trump will meet each other halfway on the issue of denuclearization if they meet again. but it's been forty years since the united states and china formally normalize diplomatic relations but the relationship between the two superpowers has become contentious lately the late seventy's group between u.s. president jimmy carter and chinese needed

the egyptian army is working alongside israel against eisel fighters in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. so when we don't have the political prisoners and or prisoners of opinion we are trying to stand against extremists who will impose their ideology on the people the now they are subject to military trial only one hundred may take years but we have to follow the law and can then they would have never mr president the organization human rights watch says that there are sixty thousand political prisoners that you're holding today as we sit here and a lot of them need i don't know where they got that figure can i said there are no political prisoners in egypt and lebanon says that whenever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology we have to intervene regardless of their numbers and i look at how that will now despite cc's denials human rights groups say egypt's jails are filled with political dissidents human rights watch says political prisoners are routinely subjected to torture and rape while in detention the gro