many associate egypt with the pyramids meat. but there's another side on under his active, the mediterranean via isn't today we're in northern egypt about to take an exciting journey along the coast, castillo and a smith sash. by noon egypt is considered the cradle of civilization. the pyramids of visa are among the oldest buildings in the world. they lie just a few kilometers from the capital, cairo, and the nile, the life blood of the country flows into the mediterranean sea. egypt connects north africa with the middle east to the country is home to over 100000000 people. my journey begins in the 2nd largest city alexandria. it's major library. the video taker, alexandrovna which opened in 2002 is right here on the promenade. it's not my 1st visit and once again, i'm struck by how much egyptian society is characterized by start contract. oh, very conservative values collide with modernity. i wonder what impact those differences have on dating and finding a partner. shakima ali founded the muslim dating away a woman in egypt or

the come to egypt, the land of the pharaohs. the north african nation has around 700 kilometers of mediterranean coast. i don't know if that had on vehicle mon only bonia unless it's that arabic phrase mean i said the mother of the world, i love it because that's what lots of people in the urban speaking world called egypt and freed up on in many associate egypt with the pyramids, i mean, but there's another side skipped, often under as active the mediterranean via isn't today we're in northern egypt about to take an exciting journey along the coast. castorena's v dash by noon. egypt is considered the cradle of civilization. the pyramids of visa are among the oldest buildings in the world. they lie just a few kilometers from the capital, cairo, and the nile, the lifeblood of the country, flows into the mediterranean sea. egypt connects north africa with the middle east. the country is home to over 100000000 people. my journey begins in the 2nd largest city alexandria. it's major library, the video taker alexandrovna, which opene

egypt and the astrakhan region.ct, the dead desert and the mighty river are similar, the life-bearing river that bore the name of the god, the sun yes, camels and lotus fields, dangerous snakes and scorpions in the yellow sands and quenches the thirst of delicacies. watermelon this and much more unites these two seemingly distant regions. could the consciousness of the ancient egyptians preserve the memory of the astrakhan land, as from the kingdom of the dead , the main symbols referred to in the egyptian book of the dead books, anduard, are really very similar to snakes and pisces oh son sara depicted from the head of a ram. the idea of ​​the significance of these characters. we found both in the astrakhan region and in egyptian mythology. we found similarities in both funeral rites and torture abductions. none of this evidence is conclusive, but isn't there too much overlap for one single region? at one time, the great russian artologist boris aleksandrovich turaev said, what was the area in the direction or part

establish months and so as well, trusts egypt in that regard. and also as israel has been working with the special contrary envoy to gaza of over the years. and so i believe that israel sees the gyptian options, egypt, and channel as the best way to try and resolve the the outstanding issues and to reach, assist by egypt, has proven over the last several years of a previous conflict. it's able to deliver when it comes to bringing the palestinian side to the table or to agree to the conditions of the truce, perhaps excessive dan, but we're talking here about sort of long term solutions. correct? so, so, you know, the issue is that none of the parties are looking long term and that's a problem. there's a problem that israel's not looking long term, egypt and the students for sure not looking for long term. and if you don't look for long term, it's, it's a problem because each every few months or every few years, you face the same problem again and again. and i think it's an issue of leadership, considers your political circumstances that that can

also, let's not forget that egypt has, am direct borders with gather of egypt continues to console. fact crossing, which is a major border between the outside world. and egypt also continues to support the human material into gala. but let me just go back to the main point that i made air there, which is all be short term agreements will not be successful. as long as we do not address 1st of all, kind of conciliation, it needs to be rest and supportive. secondly, the israeli gene of our time is not your base you, but the funds have been living under 940. if this system isn't addressed, this aggressive system and policy is not that address where are likely going to see more aggression, more violence, and also more civility over the coming years, right? and as long as we can continue to support it and not to support a political supplement, we're going to see more more instability as well over the coming years down here, a former diplomat and the negotiator as well. from your point of view, what does this mediation actually achieve? i mean kyra has attempted several times egypt as well as o

more than 40 people have been killed in a fire at a coptic church in egypt. the billing was packed with worshippers and quickly filled with smoke. many of those traps inside jumped out of windows to escape. authorities say an electrical full start at the blaze in diesel. now the capital kyra. thousands of copd christians were attending sunday mass here. when tragedy unfolded, the abilene, say same church is located in a densely populated neighborhood at egypt, 2nd largest city, visa, eye witnesses say the blaze blocked, exit, and trigger destined paid. many worshippers were trapped inside the style, a thought to some people who threw themselves out of windows. so with this constant it, when a man hid it, jumping from a window of an now recent hospital with a broken back. i'll look a little more of that. all bottled before you. the full story building also housed a nursery with the doctor. there was a day care center on 2 floors. a lot of the church worker managed to rescue the kids downstairs. he didn't know their way more upstairs than the noise and yelling

ah ah, there's a d w. news live from bullitt, dozens dead after a fire ripped through a church in egypt. worship has been celebrating the call take christian mass when the blaze broke out. authorities are blaming and electrical folds. also coming out afghanistan knocks a years as the taliban is returned to power, women's lives are again severely restricted. on the eve of the anniversary, security forces break up a protest demanding more freedom. and in the bundle you gotta buy and be to vote school off the more magic from jamal marcial, our goals and highlights from that game coming up. ah, i'm all azako. welcome to the program. more than 40 people have been killed in a fire at a coptic church in egypt to building was packed with worshippers and quickly filled with smoke. many of those trapped inside jumped out of windows to escape authorities to say an electrical fold started the place blaze in visa, near the capital, kyra ah, thousands of comp to christians attending sunday mass here. when the tragedy unfolded, the abilene say, same church is located in a densely populated neighborhoo

and the coverage just grew worse, back in egypt right now. and 2000 people have been arrested. those governments have also diversified, their dissemination of propaganda. outsourcing what was once the responsibility of state own channel, to privately owned out some newly taken over by the state. others just eager to please egypt meeting, have proven night after night that more voices do not add up to a plurality of opinion. journalism such a critical component at the notes of the air of spring has become one of its long term casualties. the gyptian state under c c is not a practitioner of the old style of again, where you have the one news anchor of the state television channel that everybody watches who says what the leaders want you to hear for the very 1st time, a lot of the main television channels in egypt are directly on by the egyptian military. right? this is new. this did not use to be the case. that's dynamic number one. dynamic number 2 is the unleashing of these larger than life insufferable personalities on talk shows. i learn you have what, what the man, the more

me say that he's been in egypt. things when algebra was perceived for the 1st government elected after the fall ended by mohammed morrison and the muslim brothers resulted in the networks reputation. one that had been seen years in the making, being al jazeera, played a substantial role from its inception. really in 1906 in shifting the news agenda in such a way to allow those who are not in government to critique those who are in before you know, and i'll just here as cameras were in the right place at the right time, raining down be seen cnn, all the major sort of broadcast was around world. we're picking up our exclusive footage. so al jazeera was able to, to really bring the narrative of social mobilization and protest from the arab world to the world at large and to elevate the discussion in such a way that made the aspirations of the protestors and the region. the only story worth exploring the muslim brotherhood who was perhaps the most well organized political for the one the election. the rules that lasted

and they believed in the power of media because they saw what it did in egypt and the. ringback ringback i think that's basically when a lot of us again, prematurely i usually are not felt that this is a historic turning point and syria will soon become a free and democratic country where there is going to be free and independent press . and i think that's basically the moment when a lot of people became invested or interested in not just going to demonstrations, but also in creating institutions that embody the sort of democratic moment of hope . so that's basically the moment when you start to have a lot of newspapers, a lot of radio stations, a lot of online magazine, also a lot of people, saudi organizations, and obviously, you know, i mean, now in hindsight, realize this was completely naive because journalism in this in the sense or bearing witness in the sense that not actually making a huge difference the health of the era spring. this algae 0 was a key punch for the month of the maria beams across the region and around the world has gone. let's go live to cairo

more than 40 people have been killed in a fire at a compton church in egypt. the building was packed with worshippers and quickly filled with smoke. many of those trapped inside and jumped out of windows to escape . authorities say in electrical fault, started the blaze in visa, which is near the capital cairo. ah, thousands of compton christians were attending sunday mass here. when the tragedy unfolded, the abilene say, same church is located in a densely populated neighborhood of egypt, 2nd largest city, visa, eye witnesses say the blaze blocked exit, and trigger dist unpaid. many will shippers were trapped inside the style a thought. some people threw themselves out of windows. so what are biscuits didn't it? wet man hid it, jumping from a window. now recent hospital with a broken back, i'll look a little more of that all vulnerable for you. the full story building also housed a nursery with the doctor. there was a day care center on 2 floors, a church worker managed to rescue the kids downstairs. he didn't know their way more upstairs than the noise and y

corresponding to tell us how afghan women see that future fire rips through a coffee orthodox church in egypt, killing dozens of worship plays, adds to the trauma of the already beleaguered religious minority and in the buddhist lee. good bye and beat wolfe's bold after more magic from john almost he our goals and highlights from that game coming up later in the short. ah, i'm been fizzle and welcome. today marks one year since the taliban regain control of cobble. remember that footage of afghans trying to flee, climbing on to plains during takeoff. that was when the last american and nato forces, if the country thousands tried to get out of the capital as the taliban closed in, some made it to the airport trying to board any place to take them. the taliban take over, came after months of rapid territorial games, the court, the afghan government and its waste and allies, by surprise. since then, they presided over an economy in free fall. this is fueled, one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters. as dw sanders said, repeat has been found out a warning. the 1st images in this report are

there's a beckoning in the treasures, visit egypt. >> we want egypt to show our artifacts to the worldricans, egypt is safe. come to visit us. >> reporter: think of what you see as a disneyland of deities, organizers putting the finishing finishing touches on the exhibit, saying get ready for a wild ride. >> for people to get that type of experience, the theme park experience in a museum is really really cool. >> reporter: kpix 5. >> that exhibit opens this saturday the 20th and runs through the rest of the year. as as a young child my parents dragged me to the museum, when the king tut came through the country. that was amazing. as a kid, did you get it? >> i remember seeing a lot of gold. thanks for watching. at 6:00 the news continues stream g on cbs californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every trib

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please comment on the situation with egypt and the situation in egypt in fact, it is very difficult,nd we lavrov in the countries of africa. he, after all, has borne fruit for the russian federation, and here we are, in fact, together with the entire united nations and the western world, because everyone perfectly understands that there is a political imbalance, first of all , including in the countries of the middle east, africa, central asia, and nobody needs the organization of the united nations, the same, and in addition to direct contracts from these countries, including africa , including egypt, which we already have with you today it was mentioned just now, including whether there is food security, that is, a lot of grain was purchased from us by the united nations. just for african countries, this is completely official information. you can check the official statistics. well, why is this being done in order for russia to blackmail from her political influence did not unbalance the political regimes in the same countries of africa, that is the point that she did not change t

and also egypt has been always a key mediator. i mean, since i mean the beginning of days, really out of conflict, egypt has all of the player play, the key rule and mediating and the fusing many conflicts or the zip codes of the they have a preference. and that doesn't mean that the adoption teams are working on the measure of the construction project together for that funding projects as well. would also send the technical expertise. so there are people out there on the ground, egyptians on the ground, so egypt more or less have had the leverage with how much and how much notice they were. and to go back to, if you had they, one of their officials said that the group had made demands on israel, through egyptian mediators. and they including the release of the detainee to saudi, and another prisoner holt to westbank, grades and lifting of the garza blockade. he said he hadn't yet received a response of those demands. is there anything in there that israel is likely to to can agree to that? could that could bring the, the temperat

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but egypt continues to buy weapons from the united states. how do these policy decisions really tally with each other as well? it's important because egypt was so critical to, to us policy and maintaining, maintaining its influence in that region. it's very closely aligned with saudi arabia. and consequently, the united states needs to keep that try to keep some semblance of cohesion, and so called us leadership. when in fact those countries now are beginning to look elsewhere. you have egypt, saudi arabia, for example, looking to join bricks, for example. that's a fact that is an organisation comprised of, of brazil, russia, india, china, south africa and some other countries in the, in the golf air. countries are also looking in that direction because they can no longer trust the united states in terms of its policies. united states speaks out of both ends of its mouth, and it's very hypocritical in that in that. so michael, it's interesting you brought up the issue of brig 7. i want to go into it, but you mentioned briggs, brazil, russia,

how are people in egypt reacting to this tragedy? i'm right now we're hearing that a lot of frustration from the local community from the neighborhood does. this could have been avoided, the scale of tragedy could have been avoided. at the same time when something like this happens, the fear that grips the community, especially, is that usually takes a very long time for churches to get renovated to get reconstructed. there are bureaucratic hurdles and very long delays, even though there is the legal infrastructure in place to speed things up. but this time we just got an announcement from the presidency that the armed forces engineering authority have been tasked with renovating and reconstructing the churches. so hopefully that won't be the case this time. that was been here, i mean journalist and kyra reporting for us. thank you so very much. 6 a year on for the taliban returned to power and afghanistan, women and girls are largely borrowed from public life. security forces broke up a rare women's rally in the capital, kabul. they

arrived in egypt in january 2011, with protests erupting across the country.s of thousands of mainly young people gathered on tahrir square in cairo to demonstrate against the autocratic regime of hosni mubarak, eventually forcing him from power. today, 11 years later, the country is still led by an authoritarian president, abdel fattah al-sisi. democracy and freedom of expression are under threat, and artists face increasing censorship. ♪ >> musician abou leyla is working in the studio with his producer mustafa. they've been collaborating for nine years. they both prefer working at night. abou leyla means 'father of the night' in arabic. his musical genre is "mahraganat," a uniquely egyptian blend of funk, techno and rap. ♪ >> the music helps me forget all my worries. we sing about what we experience on the street. and, of course, we always try to convey a message. ♪ >> but because his lyrics touch on subjects like drugs and women, in recent months, he's been banned from playing live concerts by egypt's powerful state-sponsored musicians syndicate. musicians

as many of the power plants in egypt are fueled by oil and gas. one of the architects projects is located 450 kilometers west of the egyptian capital. here and the battery oasis. farm workers are busy weeding a camomile field. they worked for a large organic tea and herb company. in the summer temperatures here frequently saw above 45 degrees celsius while in winter, the climate is relatively cold. far manager ought of as asi says, that many workers quit due to the unbearable living conditions dunlab and give la la sham which to learn from again what ann louise would come to work here for the 2nd. we had problems with our accommodation. i would the done up 2nd book. levy is 2nd buckley look at. first of all we had conventional accommodations and alberta, her pavilion, which was unsuitable for the hot weather or the cold. secondly, dark boys. the company was looking for sustainable solutions and asked sada albert, today's company to design new accommodation options with natural cooling for 140 workers. the architects examined the air passages and s

why are there no buildings in egypt? and if there are, while there, so few i really believe that if you tap into the indigenous knowledge, new will get the benefit of an, of an existing technology that you didn't even realize was there. it's this knowledge that cairo architect, sada alba tutti wants to harness and implement in contemporary architecture. her team designs buildings that have a positive environmental and social impact. summer temperatures here can reach 50 degrees celsius and the sea of concrete buildings causes stifling heat. residents who can afford it, rely on air conditioning to cool their apartments with 30 percent of people's household income is going into cooling. so why should we not have bill things that provides cooling from the onset as opposed to just reaching out to conventional solutions. the air conditioners also contribute to global warming. as many of the power plants in egypt are fueled by oil and gas. one of the architects projects is located 450 kilometers west of the egyptian capital. h

after that, egypt will be very careful about what to do. but, nevertheless, how do you think the export of our grain really depends on today, in the sense of the capacity to receive this grain outside of our country, well , there is capacity here, there is no need to invent anything, but ports and grain warehouses in all countries consumers are working so that there really won’t be any problems with this. there was a technical error in the contract where force majeure was not provided for those 260,000 tons, and the egyptian side, on the contrary, met by agreeing to terminate and conclude a new one, and our ambassador in egypt is very qualified person n nagornyi i think he will accompany the contract and he must understand that it is not only necessary for us, but first of all for egypt, and they will try very hard to ensure that the contract goes through and that deliveries do not take place, it is primarily in their interests, on the other hand, if everything goes well today as smoothly as we expect and the russian federation may again su

the achievement is clear on what in jazz, while the hand, he said egypt would also work to secure the release of islamic. she had leaders being held by israel a correspond, tanya kramer is standing by in jerusalem. is that cease fire actually hold it? well yes said the ceasefire agreed to our last night between israel and the palestinian. this lemming to had appears to be holding this morning. it went into effect at $1130.00 local time. there had been some rockets being fired afterwards, but since the night has been quieted, was mediated mainly by egypt, a cutter and other key players here in the region. now in the morning here we are hearing from the israeli home from command. they're saying they're gradually on easing the restrictions on people living in the south of israel that were under heavy rocket fire in the past days, you know that they still need to stay near shelters, but that might be east, you know, in the morning hours of course, we also heard as from a statement last night from the israeli prime minister, that if there is any violation of to cease fire is or i would res

people fear old ethnic conflicts may flare up against a fire rip through a coffee off bulbs, church in egypt, killing dozens of worshippers. the blades adds to the trauma of the already believe, get religious minority and in the buddhist legal bi. unbeatable spoke. after more magic from jamal with the other goals and highlights from that game to coming up ah, i'm big was all and welcome to day marks one year since the taliban regained control of cobble. as the last american and nato forces left the country 12 months ago, thousands trying to get out of the capital as the taliban closed in. some made it to the airport, trying to board any plane that would take them. the taliban takeover came out the months of rapid territorial gains that caught the afghan government and its waste and allied by surprise. since then, they've presided over an economy in free fall. this is fueled one of the world's worst. she military and disasters. as d w 's entropy to spawn, found out a warning, the 1st images in this report are disturbing. ah, this is chassis at b, b. o. and she was born just before the taliban

unfortunately, cases like these aren't uncommon in egypt. unfortunately not before you go all thought is no the problem of what i do doing to do with it will tackle it. in this case. we have the health ministry, the prime minister visited the site. they're following up with a local community, but there isn't much to say about like this particular building. what steps are going to take place, especially because there's a problem with churches, specifically where they are, the called the community campaigns of unfair restrictions. on the construct china renovation. of churches, so all the time, one if i like this takes, takes place. it takes a while for these churches to get approval for them to be renovated or reconstructed. ok. or he around in journalist in cairo. thank you very much. thank you. a year on from the telephones returned to pi and i've gone a stun. women and girls are largely bought from public life. security forces are broken off the rare woman's rally in the capital cobble. they fired one in shots and i saw that protest as muc

but since tonight has been a quite, it was mediated mainly by egypt, a cutter, and other key players here in the region. now in the morning here we are hearing from the israeli home from command. they're saying they're gradually on easing the restrictions on people living in the south of israel that were under heavy rocket fire in the past days, you know that they still need to stay near shelters, but that might be east, you know, in the morning hours of course, you also heard from the statement last night from the israeli prime minister that if there is any violation of to cease fire is i would respond strongly. we heard similar words from islamic jihad said that if the commitments made in this agreement, they would also respond with rocket fire. now the problem is we don't know exactly all the details of disagreement mediated by egypt, which will still continue to mediate as we understand in the coming days. there was a statement in the official news egyptian news agency saying that egypt committed to work on releasing to a law mc d. hot, a militants that are currently imprisoned i

and the controversial music from egypt streets that won't be silenced. the arab spring arrived in egypt in january 2011 with protests erupting across the country. tens of thousands of mainly young people gathered on tyree a square in cairo to demonstrate against the autocratic regime of hosni mubarak, eventually forcing him from power to day 11 years later, the country is still led by an authoritarian president abdel fat. i'll cc democracy and freedom of expression are under threat and artists face increasing censorship. i am a lot of jose. uh huh. we should. oh, musician alena was working in the studio with his produce and musta. they've been collaborating for 9 years. they both prefer working at night. alena means father of the night in arabic. his musical genre is not rug a nurse, a uniquely egyptian blend of funk. techno and rap. lou louis the music helps me forget all my worries. we sing about what we experience on the street in america, and of course we always tried to convey a massive angel. the shadow, been asia, my bother. lemme go dead. look be

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it has thanked egypt for its role in mediating the ceasefire. but says, if attacks continue into israel, it will not hesitate to quote, act forcefully and says it will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that the daily lives of israelis will not be disrupted. earlier this evening, the prime minister year le peed went to the central military base in tel aviv to assess the situation. he had said earlier that the objectives of the so called operation breaking dawn had been fulfilled and that there was no need for the operation to continue. what were these objectives from the israeli strategic mindset? the objective was to neutralize islamic jihad with most, if not all of the senior leadership being killed, as well as the feeling that a kind of divide had been created between is found that she had and hamas, which governs garza with hamas remaining on the sidelines. there was a concern that if this operation was protracted and the death toll continued to rise, that perhaps hamas might enter the fray. it appears for now that that has not h