egypt. should be considering go to anybody should be considering military action science is the resolution we can see how the deficit and energy budget europea it has can be met with a tentative source of energy we can see the deficit and budget water egypt has how it can be met with him with renewable resources both can invest in the sustainable and the noble energy and water and can do joint programs on that and that's what i expect from the united states to be supporting i mean we have a program i mean we can look at egypt receive each year 1400000000 dollars of military. aid within this aid be better spent on water research and the same aid that it's your people get would be this better spent in science and environment and then energy it's a nice thought isn't it but the trouble is we live in an age where certain world leaders decide well i don't know how is peace between ignorant people if we believe that we can give billions of dollars and we have an illiteracy of 50 percent the case f

egypt. and scientists warning construction of the rene so it's dam aimed at massively increasing ethiopia's electricity supply could cause irreversible damage not only in egypt but in the entire region. and it's feared if the dispute is not resolved mighty not all could risk drying up. one of the loudest voices fighting to save the river explains exactly what's at stake thoughts as maggie from the university of southern california and the nasa jet propulsion laboratory talks to al-jazeera. i. as a maggie thank you for talking to out of here thank you very much 1st will the river nile tell us about its importance historically not only for humanity but for the environment that it fed the niva is a very unique ecosystem it's a very unique hydrogen logical systems mean it very unique water body in our planet 1st of all if you look to earth this is the only river that is a giant of a and it goes from the south to north so it's a vertical flow of the nile that goes across 5 different climatic zone

you know not so many people know of the fact that when egypt not egypt when sisi and his establishment gave up the 2 islands of. iran some appear it was not actually of their own doing it all it all started back in 1991 when when hosni mubarak under the president of both the united states saudi arabia and israel signed a presidential decree that sits that sit a baseline in baselines for the egypt's. exclusive economic zones that actually depicted both islands from the egyptian sovereignty so and it took 20 years more than 20 years according to the international law. for saudi arabia to put this this egyptian presidential decree into force and to take over the 2 islands so a lot of what we call political catastrophes that happened you know time wise on the c.c. started by hosni mubarak and during his time ok here's the thing did he do at any point during his tenure that thing that leaders in the region tend to do 5 or 10 years before they're toppled for example did he wrap himself in the flag and kind of pitch him self as being this plan arab nationalist or was he something different ab

office with the largest hard currency reserves in the country's history and today egypt is. has already broken those numbers and has even higher reserves than that but again for normal egyptians the situation remains an economic challenge everyone who's talking about some to us now today timothy is also talking in the same breath about the egyptian military are egyptian presidents doomed to fail when they get too comfortable with the specter of the military behind them and then they then begin to ignore the military and then the military almost by definition feel the need to step in because that's kind of what we've seen with l.c.c. i think we have a very limited sample size when it comes to egyptian president so it's hard to make any sweeping statements about what's normal or to be expected. of them nasir and anwar sadat both both died in office wanted natural causes and one was assassinated but not neither had anything to do with the military. and hosni mubarak was overthrown but in but the while the military participate in that overthrow it was under enormous pressure fro

children in egypt. pupils are liable for school fees and face a level of bureaucracy so complex that many children slip through the educational net a few like these children are taught by local volunteer teachers. i meditate the signet got in hospital but it difficult as harry. is going to. drive her condominium in will fit in and follow spinning you're out sabo you are probably in the can with the heart of a young. gob grab. a harmless if your are well if you're out the other pocket that would be shouting shot in your argument i've got the money. we're out of job if there's a good sigman is a good signal that we are going to talk to our john mccarthy and i get appointed to the sort of a quarter and get it ourselves. says mohamed with. the glitterati was hidden from us or thought i should listen. to him the logs out of the teacher a large. percentage but still more. or less and all of today he said. i had a lot of fish will move. today. and some. will want to give an image abroad. of. one hug. from addr

aid to egypt reached you know the highest of records about one point $3000000000.00 u.s. dollars per year he was also seen as the most important important regional partner in maintaining you know. the peace deal with israel he's also someone who came you know came into power as a result of a traumatic experience after former president anwar sadat was assassinated he was his vice president he was never initially elected and he left it also at a moment of where the nation was having a you know a moment of significant awakening and as ruth mentioned he's a very polarizing figure because in the 34 years after he was removed egypt has seen levels of instability whether on the security front or the economy front that made people very very nostalgic actually they said you know he was an autocrat but he did there was some sort of stability that he provided and we have more on his life and his vocal now for our viewers i just want to have a listen and then we'll get reaction from both of you. and me assure you. it was one last triumph for hosni mubarak egypt's former president was

i'm compelled this is the news hour live from dalhart coming up in the next 60 minutes new barke egypt's former rollover was toppled in the 2011 revolution has died aged 91. a divided legacy while many egyptians held mubarak a hero he was jailed for corruption after the uprising. iran's deputy health minister who's leading the fight against corona virus confirms he is in fact there's a day after he was seen wiping his brow in public. eye what reciprocal has to be reciprocal. donald trump fails to reach a comprehensive trade agreement with india but the u.s. president calls it a productive visit with deals in defense and telecom. and in sports a senior olympic official says the sport of coronavirus is a threat to this year's tokyo james dick pound says a 3 month window to decide the fate of the july events. hosni mubarak the egyptian president ousted during the arab spring uprisings has died aged 91 he passed away in a car a hospital where he had recently undergone surgery the current president of dull father r.c.c. is among those offering tributes to mubarak or a better man they look bac

egypt's former president hosni mubarak has died at the age of 91. he was ousted in the 20 level revolution after really egypt for 3 decades. he had seen we continue our breaking news coverage this hour egypt's former president hosni mubarak has died he led the country for decades before he was ousted following the revolution in 2011 he was 91 years old laura burton manley takes a look back on the barents life. hosni mubarak maintained a firm grip on power in egypt for 3 decades. until finally in 2011 the people had enough millions took to the streets hundreds of killed but after 18 days this. president mohamed hosni mubarak has the cited wave the office of the president of the republic. the crowds reacted as they heard the news that brought the man with an iron fist down. the military council took the reins of power but it was from the bullet train the mubarak had originally risen to power. a former chief in 1973 he led an air campaign the regain the sinai peninsula from israel it has been a humiliating loss in the 967 war president anwar sadat's ma

in egypt. use offensive a writer and egypt's cultural minister was shot dead on a visit to cyprus. palestinians opposed to closer egypt israel ties were blamed for the attack and anti palestinian sentiments in egypt and was openly expressed. for the people of fatherly island a new more restrictive era was about to begin. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such 2 models as a global power of development of investment company brash power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus. we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin pioneering future energy step into the unknown with central america's 1st ever theatrical production by actors with down syndrome. a life journey illuminated on stage each performer transformed with the raise of occurred to. witness time to love a bac

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maintained a firm grip on power in egypt for 3 decades. until finally in 2011 the people had enough millions took to the streets hundreds of killed but after 18 days this. president mohamed hosni mubarak has cited a wave the office of the president of the public. the crowds reacted as they heard the news that brought the man with an iron fist down. the military council took the reins of power but it was from the bullet train the mubarak had originally risen to power. a former chief in 1973 he led an air campaign the regain the sinai peninsula from israel it has been a humiliating loss in the 967 war president anwar sadat's made him vice president. mubarak was just meters away from sadat when he was shot dead in 1990. 8 days later. became president almost immediately he implemented emergency laws giving the state sweeping powers of arrest and cousin basic freedoms that would remain in place for his entire presidency there were a number of assassination attempts like this one during a visit to ethiopia in the mid 990 s. nearly 60 people were

egypt. and well and so to speak now with jamal sheil his life in the china sea and capital tunis you covered those protests that brought about the end of mubarak's 3 decade long rule as well as some of the initial aftermath just give us a sense though of how you think egyptians will be reacting to the news of his death given the strength the feeling that brought so many of them into the streets in 2011. well there is going to be a mix of expressions and feelings but there is a legacy that still remains and that is probably a lot stronger than the emotions felt a legacy of 3 decades of forethought tarion rule the gradation of the gyptian economy as well as the essential basic infrastructure of the country which led to widespread health epidemics like hepatitis c. impacting more than $10000000.00 egyptians were true the educational. sector in egypt are also going downhill becoming from one of the main becoming transferring rather from one of the main destinations for those seeking education in

he was a guarantor of middle east ability on the boil us allies to others an autocratic tyrant that egypt for 30 years until the thing in 20 years i think will look at his legacy also on the program it's a labor force its 1st coronavirus case south of rome becomes of the country battles to stop europe's biggest operator spreading beyond northern regions already unlocked that comes from the reports from militant. groups present all trump says progress has been made on what he calls a comprehensive trade deal with india's prime minister and their entrance nobody calls for relations between the 2 countries the most important partnership of the 21st century. on the subject of god in film festival and focuses on women on the politics of power today i'm going to see if i'm scott down on the bad cop. doing clinton a name synonymous with politics and power the former us secretary of state was here today to promote a documentary series about her life and in the category the personal is political we have 2 films in competition about women without power in a world controlled by men we'll have the de

middle east ability and talent loyal us ally to others and autocratic tyrants president mubarak looked egypt for 30 years until just ousting him 2011 we will look at his legacy also coming up italy reporting its 1st coronavirus case south of rome it comes as the country battles to stop europe's biggest outbreak spreading beyond its borders regions that are already on lockdown our correspondent reports from milan on the measures being taken and german prosecutors heard to be think of carnival security measures after a car plows into a trade injuring dozens many of them children. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program former egyptian president hosni mubarak has died at the age of 91 mubarak came to power in the early 1980 s. and ruled egypt for 3 decades during that time he forged stronger ties with the united states and israel while crushing opposition at home and that was until 2011 when he was ousted from power touring the arab spring after more than 1000000 egyptians angry about poverty and repression called for him to go to ceded control of the military to serve time in prison but his con

hosni mubarak who ruled egypt until being toppled in the 2011 revolution has died aged 91. or barak spent years behind bars after the uprising but was a venture they acquitted of most of the charges against him in the full analysis and reaction around the region. and how i had seen and this is al jazeera my from doha also coming up iran's deputy health minister seen here wiping his brow during a coronavirus press conference on monday says he is not in fact it's also military deals and commitments towards a trade agreement says u.s. president donald trump wraps up his visit to india. and get in the war wounded in south sudan back on their feet finding a rehabilitation center is a barrier for many. hosni mubarak the egyptian president aristide from power during the arab spring uprisings has died at the age of 91 he passed away in a car or hospital where he'd recently undergone surgery the current president of the fatah sisi is among those often tributes to mubarak this overthrow catapulted egypt since a years old cael slower birdman they look back now on the late show with hi

you know our tiger of the middle east he was very slow in modernizing and and developing egypt he was also co-existing was a muslim brotherhood instead of fighting them and that's what we later paid the price fall of his not having a brave and strong stand against the muslim brotherhood he was able but at the same time we have to agree that president mubarak was ruling our country in an area you know full of topple and he said egypt from going into war form into conflict regional here or there so that has to be added to his legacy and his fear of a he kept the peace with israel and that is i think the very good thing that he did and president sisi is continuing that things started to unravel 123 and. i suppose some people would say that towards the latter years things started to unravel maybe got more and more authoritarian. and of course there are these allegations back in 2011. of his alleged involvement in the killing of nearly $900.00 protesters ok was acquitted of that in the end but did that slightly tarnish the endgame for him. in a way specially among the evolution is but toda

ally to others an autocratic tyrant led egypt for 30 years until he was ousted in 20 is left the fact is he also on the program u.s. president donald trump says progress has been made on what he calls a comprehensive trade deal with a new prime minister narendra modi describes the relationship between the 2 countries as the most important partnership of the 21st century. it's in the report its 1st coronavirus case south of rome as the country battles to stop europe's biggest outbreak spreading beyond northern regions already i'm locked up. in the seventy's berlin film festival the focus is on women on the politics of power today i'm in a safe and scott drugs for a down on the bad cop. hillary clinton name synonymous with politics and power the former u.s. secretary of state was here today to promote a documentary series about her life and in the category the personal is political we have 2 films in competition about women without power in a world controlled by men will have the details for you soon. i'm phil gal welcome to the program egypt's former president hosni mubarak has died ag

since $1052.00 there is one of the famous sayings the egyptians have about egypt is that egypt isn't a country with a military it's a military with a country because the army in egypt use itself essentially as owning the country and responsible for the entire country and that's why the military didn't allow for mubarak to be tried the same way for example his successor morsi was tried didn't allow for him to be treated in any way that they saw was degrading because any thing that was degrading to mubarak would be degrading to the army so when they will do the funeral today it will be done in a way that reflects what they perceive to be the prestige of the army the authority of the army and to ensure that the common egyptian know was that ultimately this is what's egypt's army status is because ultimately if we're talking about the legacy of hosni mubarak one of the biggest representations of that legacy is actually the hazy so you wouldn't have sisi in power now if it wasn't for hosni mubarak jamal thank you. u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls have held a fiery debate in south car

about egypt's problems. after she finished her undergraduate degree susanne went on to complete her must. topic poverty in each. this took her for the 1st time to places she had never seen in our country before. what a contrast. suzanne with her university degrees and her husband the career soldier. for the now going to was i don't think he had newspapers to even books before becoming vice president the man was a man of action who enjoyed being in contact with people. however he wasn't keen on creating and writing what i. think that. at 1st his job was simply to deliver a message and bring a message attend a funeral travel to china travel. not a month passed without traveling somewhere on the front of a missile. i wonder what i'm about a few 1000000 how many countries he must have visited in the 6 and a half years as vice president. he may have been constantly traveling but the reality is he didn't treat the have a proper job as he set in said that shit. and my personal opinion is that the president said tha

in february of 1958 syria and egypt had united together. today we have kind of forgotten arab nationalism as a motivating factor. the arab nationalism and the idea of one nation from the gulf to the ocean was one of the most powerful ideologies in the world and it was at the center of death. it's ironic because nasser in many ways it was a protÉge of the cia. they did not put them in office but even before it was in contact. and they identified it. as the wave of the future the united states wanted to be on the wave of the future. and saw arab nationalism as a very effective counter to communism in the middle east. it was kemal roosevelt. the skyoosevelt is and of the roosevelt family. most famous to americans as the man who put the shop back in power in 1953 when it was removed from power in iraq. but that's what he's famous for. less famous for the fact that he was the initial person who dealt with noster. very shortly after taking power noster ask the cia for money in order to buy arms he is a military general who was a hero of the 1948

and egypt holds 3 days of mourning for leader if forced out in a popular uprising in 2011. the world health organization is warning the coronavirus a break is moving quickly and action must be taken to prevent it from turning into a pandemic that's where it becomes widespread around the world the number of those killed is rising in iran at least 19 people there have died as more than 130 people infected including the country's deputy health minister in south korea this almost 1200 cases the biggest number of infections outside mainland china the catholic church has canceled all masses in the country in the effort to avoid a further spread and a japan tries to limit the spread of the virus there the prime minister shinzo abi has called for all sporting and cultural events to be delayed by 2 weeks or cancelled a lot more on that later here on this program rob mcbride is standing by for us in seoul with the latest developments from south korea 1st let's go to tehran and our correspondent there. what else do we know it seems to be getting something of a foothold there. well the

for many countless hours reporting on the fabled 2011 egypt and revolution and i remember those hidden happy excited days of the arab spring when egyptians of all ages particularly youngsters came to takia square and when i interviewed them they said that they really believed that this was going to bring about change for them mubarak represented if we. that was wrong with egypt political oppression widespread corruption economic stagnation and when i asked youngsters what they felt his legacy was many told me that they believed that mubarak would be remembered for uniting egyptians ironically against him take a look. now hosni mubarak was in power for nearly 3 decades he came to the presidency after the previous egyptian president anwar sadat was assassinated when barak saw that assess a nation up close and it affected him deeply he spent much of his career making sure that the islamic extremists would never come to power and putting in place a very strong police and security apparatus in the country so much so that i and other journalists remember that during the egyptian revolution w

a full military funerals been held in a cairo egypt's former leader hosni mubarak he was in power for 3 decades until being forced out of office 9 years ago as jonah hill reports the funeral highlighted his military career rather than his controversial time in office. hosni mubarak's coffin draped in the egyptian flag and a horse drawn to the sound of cannon fire a funeral with full military honors for the man who led egypt for 30 years and whose legacy divides many nearly a decade after the arab spring. he was a military man and he achieved a lot for egypt we will not look at his shortcomings only no one is perfect it is mubarak's wartime record that the government would like he remembered for these 3 decades in power brought relative stability but also economic stagnation and repression it's quite a lot of pomp and circumstance when you when you really stop and think about it for a man who only 9 years ago was ousted by a popular revolt and then a year later sentenced to life in prison we forget for ordering the killing of hundreds of protesters he was openly mocked and ridiculed. i

egypt announces 3 days of national mourning us hosni mubarak who ruled the country for 3 decades dies. police in new delhi are accused of aiding attackers targeting muslims protesting against a controversial citizenship law. now the world health organization is warning the coronavirus epidemic is escalating rapidly and action must be taken quickly to prevent it from becoming a pandemic chinese authorities working in the epicenter of the outbreak of just released new figures the rate of new infections still remains in the climb and cured patients began returning home. this is a rapidly escalating epidemic in different places that we've got to tackle super fast to prevent a pandemic i mean it's actually what china demonstrates is where this goes is within the control of our decisions to apply this kind of rigor and approach to this disease now within the past hour south korea's health ministry has announced $169.00 more infections most of them are in and around daegu that brings the total number of people with field this to $1146.00 european health ministers have held emergency talks in

about it because he did such a lot for egypt. it's enough that he returned sinai to us in a fever leaves you could say we also have some bad memories including the privatization of public companies the illnesses that spread during his time in the rampant corruption unfortunately these are the memories as affected his tenure. we can get more on the funeral now from correspondent ruth michelson she joins us on the line from cairo hi ruth apart from the funeral with full military honors how is egypt officially honoring mubarak. well you're right wishing plenty of pomp and circumstance and the funeral of full military honors as hosni mubarak is is buried we also saw the various state institutions know to be the presidency in egypt. really statements about honoring mubarak's time in the egyptian assholes and honoring him as a war hero but doing little to acknowledge his record as a political leader despite the fact that he was in office but that he is. what is the mubarak legacy in egypt i mean how is he being remembered by just shien

a state funeral has been held in cairo for egypt's former leader of hosni mubarak he died on tuesday at the age of 91 were barak was in power for 3 decades until being 4 states during the 2011 revolution the funeral complete with cannon fire and a horse drawn carriage looks to be part of government's efforts to highlight mubarak's military career rather than his time in office let's get more now from jamal he reported extensively on mubarak's fall from power and the aftermath and joins us now live from the chin is in capital chinos said jamal we've been looking to see what kind of public reaction there has been this grandes military funeral you reported on the process that led to hosni mubarak's time for what are your 1st thoughts. well i mean it's important to look at the reaction in terms of both what the state has been putting forward and what people in egypt have been expressing in terms of the 1st one we've seen state t.v. extensive broad cost of the funeral we've seen the current leader of egypt how the fatah has sisi participating in the funeral the interim leader that was bet

ruled egypt for 30 years before being else did in the 2011 arab spring egypt has declared 3 days of mourning. and more countries are reporting new cases of the coronavirus raising fears that it could become a global pandemic in italy 11 people are now dead numbers have also risen sharply in south korea japan and iran. normally the attorney general's office has ordered a 29 year old man suspected of ramming his car into a carnival parade to remain in police custody nearly 60 people were injured in that incident in the western town of folk march and some of them seriously the driver was also injured his motive remains unclear. president donald trump says he's optimistic about the prospects of a trade deal with india he's been holding talks with prime minister narendra modi during a 2 day visit to india this is the news from berlin for more you can visit our website w dot com. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news followed by the gives you the. clue. because. life's a class thing a small child come with a flower a massive attack on a bunch of causes. common time for color

of a colonial era treaty which gave egypt a lion's share of the nile. but disagreements over technical details continue to prevent its implementation as the dam construction neared completion egypt pressed for international mediation against the wishes of ethiopia however the 3 parties finally agreed to us arbitration last year. they held several rounds of talks in washington coming close to signing a final agreement in january but after visiting the dam on saturday if you open the prime minister ahmed told parliament he'd asked for more time to study the draft agreement oh no it's among my despite great efforts by the us president the us treasury secretary and the world bank to overcome the obstacles we still need to negotiate this matter further during the negotiations the downstream countries changed their position from rejecting building the dam to how to operate the dam and the water flow we will continue to benefit from our resources without harming anyone. if your peers says it has every right to utilise the blue nile waters but originated from i

and a full military funeral for egypt for many doctors the mubarak who died on tuesday aged 91. under the daily tally of new coronavirus cases is now bigger outside china where the outbreak began the world health organization has said emphasizing the global spread of the epidemic europe in particular has seen a spike in cases in the past days the continent top health official says panic must be avoided and a coordinated approach agreed as france recalled that 2nd death in italy its 12th. meanwhile that italian outbreak has spread further as amanda visited the area where cases have been recorded returned to brazil becoming latin america's 1st diagnosis the highest death toll outside china has been in iran where 19 people have died the country's president said their new media plans to quarantine cities globally just on the h 1000 cases of corona virus have now been discovered in 42 countries as some american officials say is a case of when not if it's declared a global pandemic when iran has blamed the united states for spreading misinformation about the virus the government in te

the egypt of today still remembers the rejoicing on the streets after mubarak was swept from power. but a new era of democracy proved a full storm. mohammed morsi was deposed by sisi lasting only a year as egypt's 1st freely elected leader after he died while on trial and in detention last year morsi is funeral took place on the heavy government restrictions and out of the public eye in stark contrast hosni mubarak was buried a hero for his role in the 1973 arab israeli war apparently forgiven for an era of decline and human rights abuse that under egypt's current leadership critics say has only grown worse jonah how al-jazeera. thousands of people have gathered in cameroon for the return of the country's opposition leader. has been basically out of the country since his release from jail last year it comes as a human rights group accuses the country's president of ordering the killing of more than 20 people including children because hacker force the. tens of thousands chant goodbye president called bia come to is coming and here he is i cameron's opposition leader maurice kemp who

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ally to others an autocratic tyrant he let egypt for 30 years until he was ousted in 20 years left to look at his legacy also on the program the w.h.o. warns of the world is simply not ready to prevent the spread of coronavirus as a number of cases around the world such as an organization says poll countries need to prepare her gently outranks him respond promptly when the virus arrives. tons of germantown searches for answers after a car crashes into a column upright 60 people including her children were injured in the incident with police have not yet been able to question the truck. until gail welcome to the program. former egyptian president hosni mubarak has died at the age of $91.00 after assuming the presidency in 1981 he held on to power for 3 decades through a system built of repression corruption under the alliance with the west but he was ousted in 2011 during the wave of unrest that became known as the arab spring is a look at his life and legacy. a so you thought it was one last triumph for hosni mubarak egypt's former president was acquitted off through a trial that last

maintained grip of power in egypt 3 decades. until finally in 2011 the people had enough millions took to the streets hundreds of killed but after 18 days this. president mohamed hosni mubarak has this cited wave the office of the president of the republic. the crowds reacted as they heard the news that the man with an iron fist down. the military council took the reins of power but it was from the bullet train the mubarak had originally risen to power. a former chief in 1973 he led an air campaign the regain the sinai peninsula from israel it has been a humiliating loss in the 967 war president anwar sadat's made him vice president. mubarak was just meters away from sadat when he was shot dead in 1990. 8 days later. became president almost immediately he implemented emergency laws giving the state sweeping powers of arrest and cousin basic freedoms that would remain in place for his entire presidency there were a number of assassination attempts like this one during a visit to ethiopia in the mid 990 s. nearly 60 people were ki

now mubarak was elected off to the former egypt's president anwar sadat was assassinated and that was an assassination witness personally and it made a huge impact on him he spent much of this nearly 3 decades in power making sure that the islamists would never come to a political power base and at the same time ensuring that the police and the security apparatus would remain firm it's a major that of one stage there was something like one police officer for 14 gyptian which is no mean feat out of a country of some $95000000.00 not we as journalists experienced some of that police crackdown we will portion from talking square there was a lot of tear gas that was used at the time i remember reporting from different live positions and having laser beams shown on me as a means of intimidation and it reached a peak where almost 900 anti-government protesters were killed by the police forces and that was something that mubarak was tried and charged with he was found guilty of killing. what least ordering the killing of these protesters in 2012 death was military. now he leaves behind him a

as a guarantor of regional stability but to many who was a tyrant and he still divides opinion in egypt. we can get more on the funeral now from correspondent ruth michelson she joins us on the line from cairo hired ruth apart from the funeral with full military honors how is egypt officially honoring mubarak. well you're right wishing plenty of pomp and circumstance amid the funerals full military honors of hosni mubarak his is buried we also saw the various state institutions know to be the presidency in egypt. really statements about honoring mubarak's time in the egyptian assholes and honoring him as a war hero but doing little to acknowledge his record as a political leader despite the fact that he was in office but that he is now ruth what is the mubarak's legacy in egypt i mean how is he being remembered by you just shien's well that's a good question i mean i think it's fair to say that there are 2 kinds of memory that are happening here there's the 1st is the image that is being put forward by the egyptian state which focuses entirely on him with a figure of stability and milit

now egypt has been holding a military funeral presided over by president. for former president hosni mubarak he died on tuesday at the age of $91.00 mubarak's coffin with discord to a mosque and then to the burial ground for a private family ceremony she ruled egypt autocratically for 30 years before being ousted in the arab spring protests of 2011 mubarak was a key ally of the west which saw him as a guarantor of regional stability but to many who was a tyrant and he still divides opinion in egypt. we can get more on the funeral now from correspondent ruth michelson she joins us on the line from cairo apart from the funeral with full military honors how is egypt officially honoring mubarak. well you're right we're seeing plenty of pomp and circumstance from this funeral full military honors as hosni mubarak has is buried we also saw good various state institutions know to be the presidency in egypt. really statements about honoring mubarak's time in the egyptian assholes and honoring him as a war hero but doing little to acknowledge his record as a politic

he was a military man and he achieved a lot for egypt we will not look at his shortcomings only no one is perfect it is mubarak's wartime record that the government would like he remembered for these 3 decades in power brought relative stability but also economic stagnation and repression it's quite a lot of pomp and circumstance when you when you really stop and think about it for a man who only 9 years ago was ousted by a popular revolt and then a year later sentenced to life in prison we forget for ordering the killing of hundreds of protesters he was openly mocked and ridiculed. in egyptian society and egyptian media hated by millions of egyptians but all we've seen over these last few years is a counter revolution in egypt they've reframed the narrative around the january 25th revolution and now they're honoring the man who was who was ousted it's really quite the change of circumstance. mubarak's rule invites uncomfortable comparisons with the egypt of today under another former military officer who rose to be president. sisi freed mubarak in 2017 off 2 years in jail for conspiri

barbara starr you're watching out as they are live from london also coming up hosni mubarak who ruled egypt until being toppled in the 2011 revolution has died at the age of 91 a major defense deal agreed but differences remain over trade the u.s. president wraps up his 1st visit to india and 19 people are killed as government air strikes reportedly targets schools in northwest syria one group says civilians must be given safe passage. thank you for joining us the world health organization has warned of the coronavirus epidemic is escalating rapidly and action must be taken quickly to prevent it from becoming a pandemic this says the global reach of the virus continues to expand croatia austria and switzerland have reported their 1st cases and there's been an increase in the number of infections in south korea iran france and italy. this is a rapidly escalating epidemic in different places that we've got to tackle super fast to prevent a pandemic i mean it's actually what china demonstrates is where this goes is within the control of our decisions to apply this kind of rigor and approach to

i'm compelled this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up posner mubarak egypt's former will learn who was toppled in the 2011 revolution has died aged 91. i want reciprocal. to be reciprocal donald trump fails to reach a comprehensive trade agreement with india about the us president calls it a productive visit deals of defense and telecom. ahead of the world health organization mission to china says the coronavirus is becoming a rapidly escalating epidemic in several places cases in china where the virus began have been on a downward trend rates of new infections are falling in several provinces but it has spread on to other countries and that is what has the world health organization concerned. this is a rapidly escalating epidemic in different places that we've got to tackle super fast to prevent a pandemic i mean it's actually what china demonstrates is where this goes is within the control of our decisions to apply this kind of rigor and approach to to to this disease it's only has the highest number of cases in europe more than $280.00 people are known to be infected there a

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