well it's unlikely the egyptian government post two thousand and thirteen. has been hell bent on an elimination ist strategy right there trying to root out all forms of dissent in opposition obviously we know about the mass killings that they carried out in the streets we know about banning political parties and media outlets part of this though is intimidating activists and so there are sixty thousand plus political prisoners we've seen several mass death sentences following mass trials which are quite absurd there's no possibility to establish individual guilt in these mass trials and so this was this was just one another in a long line and it's unfortunate and it's probably unlikely that this sort of repression stops anytime soon so how does this is a campaign of intimidation as one hundred has been just saying i mean every single must try it has been described by international here as a charade gloats as well just yet the governments in says this is quite legitimate what kind of message do you think the government is trying to convey here. i think it sho

it provides for the full exercise of egyptian sovereignty over the sinai. it calls for the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the sinai. and after an interim withdrawal, which will be accomplished very quickly, the establishment of normal, peaceful relations between the two countries, including diplomatic relations. [applause] together with accompanying letters which we will make public tomorrow, these two camp david agreements provide the basis for progress and peace throughout the middle east. there is one issue on which agreement has not been reached. egypt states that the agreement to remove israeli settlements from egyptian territory is a prerequisite to a peace treaty. israel states that the issue of settlements should be resolved during the negotiations. that is a substantial difference. within the next two weeks the knesset will decide on the issue of these settlements. tomorrow night, i will go before congress to explain these agreements more fully and talk about their implications for the united states and for the world. for the moment and in

one of my egyptian colleagues who's been following this story for us walk us through what's happening here why is the government with the egyptian government cracking down on people with all these social media followers the government doesn't actually say that it cracks down on people with large social media accounts it says that it's introducing this law as you said is part of a larger package of laws to crackdown partially on fake news and to maintain the security of the country now why social media as our viewers may already know during egypt's version of the arab spring social media was a huge part of. the uprising and during this time you had a large group large groups of activists who in a very short time gained a very large following and the hundred thousands and some of them even in the millions and. in egypt the state's control over. traditional media outlets like newspapers and t.v. stations is pretty tight whether it's public broadcasters or private t.v. stations and social media was really the last front where you could get some dissent you could get some free expression b

according to egyptian mythology the sun god re himself made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here we're in the world beyond rule by the guard serious judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsay's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's a serious who brings the pharaoh back to life rejuvenating it again. like a guard of honor eight metre tall supporting pillars lead to the inner recesses of the temple each is a figure of the god zero zero s. but with the face of ramses the second. in the innermost sanctuary for statues are carved into the rock they are the creator gods ray who rocked a tar and and on rainy. and with them the god king himself ramsay's the second. king rams is the second live thirteen centuries before christ during his long reign he altered already existing temples founded a new capital city and covered the whole of egypt with huge stone figures and obvious and vast temple complexes. here in the king's mortuary temple the ram asean in the ancient town of thieves

he recorded a day that changed the lives of many egyptians five years ago or a recorded voice want to protest is to. everyone wants to avoid any bloodshed it saved the bloodshed was not avoided being in and may not be now the egyptian courts have ordered the execution of seventy five people lawyers of the accused say they'll appeal. shallot ballasts al jazeera . as a senior fellow at the center for global policy in washington d.c. and author of the rise and fall of the muslim brotherhood in the future of political islam he says the burdick's prove the egyptian judiciary system is a joke. well there are definite academic an analytical considerations to be made it is extremely heartbreaking to think about what all of these families are enduring said.

he recruited or dare you to change the lives of many egyptians five years ago or a recorded voice warned protesters to indecision. everyone wants to avoid any bloodshed it sued but bloodshed was not avoided being in a may not be no the egyptian courts have ordered the execution of seventy five people who is of the accused say they'll appeal. ballasts jazeera. has really been the name of this is very familiar to people on already is and even before today's news yasha khan is really well known people around the world and across social media platforms are calling for the immediate release of the egyptian photogen as as we say also known as show khan amnesty international and reporters without borders health a joint rally outside the egyptian embassy in paris to demand his release well others have also come together sharing the hashtags like free show khan and photography is not a crime well some even mentioned president before trial cc's official account in the tweets just to get his attention many say censure khan has already spent five years in prison he should be able to walk free and th

the coroner, drjames adeley, said that he'd be pressing the egyptian authorities for a wide range ofests. but he warned that from the uk, he has no legal power to force the egyptians to cooperate and said it could take months or even years to get the information. the coroner offered his condolences to the coopers' daughter. what's happened today with dr adeley, i'm very happy with. at the moment now, we've got to go home and prepare for a funeral tomorrow. kelly 0rmerod has previously said she has no faith in the egyptian authorities, but it may take a long time for the british legal process to find answers. judith moritz, bbc news, preston. the inquest into the death of pc keith palmer in the westminster terror attack has been told that security at the palace of westminster, hadn't functioned for years. one of the officers on duty at the time of the attack — carried out by khalid masood — said it was possible that an opportunity to save pc palmer's life had been lost, because nobody guarding the gate was armed. the head teacher of the school featured in the channel 4 series educatin

after a while developers realize that some of the hieroglyphs ancient egyptian writing can be extremely difficult to decode that gave them an idea for a research project which google wanted to support. realize that there's a technique technological potential to decipher billiard with it to make it more accessible it takes years and years for someone to learn how to with over them where as when we use a computer and a human we can do it easier. to computer uses artificial intelligence the computerized program learns to recognize and translate hieroglyphs the hieroglyph project needs vast quantities of data so egyptologists worldwide are using an open source software to upload and share images of ancient inscriptions to the platform . to the fullest project will be extracting the hardware for tuppence from a wide variety of original sources before working on the tools and algorithms that come to recognize in the darkness ultimately then we can analyze existing translations matching hard sequences to unlock them meaning. that could be a boon for tonio sebastian rishta a professor of egypt

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he recorded a day that changed the lives of many egyptians five years ago or a recorded voice warned protest is to end he says and. i everyone wants to avoid any bloodshed it suited the bloodshed was not avoided being in and may not be now the egyptian courts have ordered the execution of seventy five people lawyers of the accused say they'll appeal. shallot ballasts al jazeera . will get a weather update next here on al-jazeera then that's causing aid in as many weeks the trumpet ministration pulls twenty five billion dollars meant for specialist medical cath palestinians. more trouble for electric cars a comic at tesla as executive stepped out and strange behavior from c.e.o. a long lost drive down the value of it stuck. hello most of china there is in for a dry couple of days but not all this is the line of the night when you can see the cloud coming size so that's blue skies heading size getting rid of the rain but for areas just south of shanghai dancer for jan towards hong kong that's particularly wet for the time being and coming into the west sichuan and maybe you know the ch

up a list of twelve meters tall and weighing eighty five tons have also been returned to the site egyptian archaeologists spent five years piecing the program monuments together from rubble. would like to give a message to that that holds how important how nice how great is this eighty. researchers of long considered tennis to be one of egypt's most important archaeological sites it's two square kilometers containing millenia old treasures including the ruins of the temple of the moon and royal graves dating to the tenth century b.c. . once the seat of power for kings and pharoahs of egypt tennis lay abandoned and undisturbed for centuries now it's being opened up for modern egyptians and tourists from around the world. and the bundesliga show with pablo fully as follows off for the break with highlights from fridays and saturdays matches or folding by live across them live to regret this missed penalty against a mimic. elitist attitude to find out. the first time doing turns into telling. hardcore you have incredible it's a whole new world. in certain respects. it's a new era of sexuality

dollars, the majority of egyptians will be priced out. is a pretty mammoth undertaking for the government it's in line with president sisi's vision for egypt. he has been building roads the last two years crisscrossing egypt. when you look at the massive amount of infrastructure projects he has brought online the last couple of years and combine that with what we're seeing in egypt, the economic engine of growth really starting to move, it's an exciting picture for egyptians in terms of that investment scenario, certainly for foreign investors, but of course emerging market contagion is something that everybody will keep a close eye on >> hadley, you and i have traveled to some of those cities in saudi arabia, the authorities there have been building them for some time. they have not always managed to stick to schedule. it's not quite as impressive as you have been led to believe how did that location feel did it feel like they were making quick progress? >> i have one answer for you the egyptian military are executing this project it's i

this new media law is nothing short of social political is just and for egyptian citizens it seeks to not only limit and suppress any journalistic. means of expression but it does so for citizen journalists more so than anything else you may not even think of yourself as a citizen journalist but you will be equally a respite if the government deems what you say to be inaccurate fake news or the worst case of all scenarios a threat to national security so tyke this law specifically targets so-called fake news online and that's a big issue for the egyptian government isn't president thea's blamed fake news for spreading k. off and instability in egypt and july remove from terrorism loss of hope and feelings of frustration or these were in a ground network and one objective only one objective and that if to move people to destroy that country of course accusing jonathan activists of spreading false rumors in egypt is not new but it is ironic because if the government that is often accused by critics of spreading fake news and the information i'm going to need for tony that couple to have

action --an bird, the egyptian sphinx, the egyptian cobras. captain is basically the one that keeps everybody on the same page. each is the one that is in contact with the lightning -- lighting. all of those, a lot of meetings with the costume designer. throughout our museum, we have quite a few large costumes. for example, this one here, which is the chinese dragon. this would have been worn on his shoulder, the caller, a mental. this costume right here may look 1962, itane, but for was very elaborate. louisiana puts on a mardi gras ball for the president of the united it's every year in washington dc actualictures show the ball in washington dc. this picture is the couple, the king and queen in the mardi gras across -- mardi gras costumes. the next room we go into is our design room. this will give you an example of the schedules -- sketches on the walls. design basic sketch of a which turns into the captains costume. we do have the actual costume right here to your right. with the full puppet on each side of the costume and the puppet maste

for seventy five people leading preacher among them over a two thousand and thirteen sit in in the egyptian capital. i'm joined now in sweden a country anticipating its most important election in new battle over values and identity with the rise of the far right. so the war planes are back in the air and dozens of bombs of rained down on the syrian rebel held province of idlib a day after warnings about what a final offensive could mean turkey's president repeated his warnings early on saturday that he wouldn't watch from the sidelines if the world were to turn a blind eye to the killing but within hours some of the heaviest air raids in a month were being reported we've got stephanie decker of course live in on taqiyya near to that turkish syria border stefania we're looking maybe at a portent of things to come here. well i think it's very possible a lot of big deal was made whether the offensive the started or not particularly pro-government media reporting that according to military sources on the ground it had but there's been no official statement but i think when it comes to syria the

migration to the continent host and right wing austrian chancellor sebastian cook has praised the egyptian leader for stopping people from making the journey he visited cairo on sunday to discuss deeper cooperation the e.u. has previously struck deals with turkey and libya helping cut migration to europe from its twenty fifteen peak. the migration debate showed that we may not agree on everything but we agree on the main goal. which is illegal migration do you. mean strengthening our external borders. strengthening cooperation with countries. such corporations should not be just the migration of fighting smugglers and traffickers it should be about a much broader vision of partnership. together with chantel we have started a dialogue with the egyptian president and now we can see the backing from the european council for this and similar dialogues ok we can go live now to see our correspondent who's covering the summit for us in salzburg in austria and it sounds very much as though. does have broad consensus as they describe on this particularly thorny issue that is so divided all twenty e

imposes a citywide curfew on after a night of violent protests over poor government services an egyptian court sentences seventy five to death and jails hundreds more over a two thousand and thirteen sit in which ended with the killing of around nine hundred people plus. around the world protesters push for action against climate change as u.n. talks to seek to breathe new life into the paris agreement. hello thank you for joining us let's start the program in syria where syrian and russian warplanes have carried out some of the heaviest bombardments yet rebel positions in southern italy province. activists and rescue workers reported more than sixty airstrikes well helicopters dropped barrel bombs this comes a day after the leaders of russia and iran backed the military campaign to take back the province this spy turkey's president pushing them for a cease fire syria's military is threatening a major offensive to retake it which is the last rebel stronghold in the country to go live now to stephanie decker who's in and tackling turkey's border with syria so just tell us a little bit mor

this new media law is nothing short of social political a six year for egyptian citizens it seeks to not only limit and suppress any journalistic. means of expression but it does so for citizen journalists more so than anything else you may not even think of yourself as a citizen journalist but you will be equally a respite if the government deems what you say to be inaccurate fake news or the worst case of all scenarios a threat to national security is so tight that this law specifically targets so-called fake news online and that's a big issue for the egyptian government isn't president fifi is blamed fake news for spreading k. off and instability in egypt and july remove from terrorism loss of hope and feelings of frustration or these were in a ground network and that one objective only one objective and that if to move people to destroy that country of course accusing jonathan activists of spreading false rumors in egypt is not new but it is ironic because if the government that is often accused by critics of spreading fake news into if the information i'm going to need for told

now the lates a multibillion development on the outskirts of cairo promises egyptians a better life and, but f a price. >> it's a new cap oal city carv of thet desr egypt. he doesn't need anything, but it is set forompletion in 2019, and the biggestal cathe on the kontent from africa. >> did youhink this is crazy, it can't be done? >> yeah. with this huge space, more than 175,000 acres and i mean, it's for the double of cairo. c over 22 million people in the growing capity is plagued by overcrowding, pollution and seraingly endlessic jams. the new capital promises all of the benefits of a smart city, electric powed mass transport and wireless connectivity. >> you have apartments and separate villas. >> exactly. call it residential 3 or r-3. >> okay. >> it contains 25,000 in the unit. >> 25,000. >> that's a lot of people. >> yeah. >> i wanted to move one minute away. >> talk to me about the price point. >> it's suitable. >> some are making planlans for the move startinging at $55,00 and that leaves the majority of egyptians out. >> you may wonder how the government plans to pay for it al

news is that when him was the lawyer at an egyptian organization and. one of the biggest players combatant interests in egypt have actually been forced disappears as his family doesn't know where he where he is and since five days and last time he was in a police station finalizing the police procedures but he's forced to disappear so it's quite systematic. spread and. comes to. people have been saying for years now ok so we have this group that's been put out this report excuse me that's one put out by the u.n. a working group but cab reports like these actually put pressure on the egyptian government to stop this practice. well as a think the problem was the use of force to pierce is a transition point of view it's not it's this is no accountability in cities noone. using sees is using these tactics so we understand from security point this could force the ships this point you can use it was complete impunity not a single police officer security also has been held accountable for anything done from killing protesters tortured to its appearance but whe

he recorded a day that changed the lives of many egyptians five years ago or a recorded voice warned protest is to indecision. everyone wants to avoid any bloodshed it seared the bloodshed was not avoided being in and may not be now the egyptian courts have ordered the execution of seventy five people lawyers of the accused say they'll appeal. shallot ballasts al-jazeera . well among those sentenced to fifteen years and absentia was al jazeera journalist of shani who was jailed in egypt for eleven months without charge but then released after going on hunger strike another al-jazeera journalist for the same has been in prison in egypt for six hundred and twenty seven days he hasn't been charged but his the attention has been extended for the sixteenth time he's accused of broadcasting false news and receiving foreign funds to defame egypt's state institutions he and al-jazeera strongly deny the allegations and the network continues to demand his release the new york times is reporting that the trumpet ministration secretly met venezuelan military officials to discuss a coup attempt a

now to some of the other stories making news around the world and egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal fati posted a video online in which she spoke out about sexual harassment in egyptian society i'm listing to national have condemned the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice. a powerful typhoon is churning towards the japanese mainland threatening a region still reeling from a storm last month high winds and heavy rainfall have halted and train services in parts of the country three hundred thousand homes are without power and authorities have ordered the evacuation of more than half a million people. tens of thousands of brazilians have protested against the rightwing presidential frontrunner bull sort narrow who was angered rather he has angered women in particular by making light of rape and seeking to justify the gender wage gap on saturday also now was released from hospital after recovering from a near fatal stab wound brazilians go to the polls in on

an egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal fatah posted a video online in which she spoke out about sexual harassment in egyptian society amnesty international have condemned the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice german chancellor angela merkel has attacked u.s. president donald trump accusing him of undermining the united nations last week trump used his second address to the assembly to criticize multilateralism saying each country must look out for its own interests speaking at a joint appearance with the various state premiers on sunday that one trump against destroying the u.n. she said trump was dangerous and a stronger europe is needed. right now what does europe need to do as a result of fact it means that europe needs to defend its own interests in the global community but only if we have a common foreign and security policy. with the chancellor in bavaria and she joins us now michela how strong and how unprecedented was the chancellor's attack on presid

in the long history of egyptian football only very few coptic christians have ever played for the national team despite the fact that they represent ten percent of the overall egyptian population sporting officials however rejects the idea that coptic christians are systematically excluded from football. stuff. all of the african players in the league which religion do they have a foreign coach is like a cooper the national coach is a christian man will jose the most famous and popular coach among the fans and actually he's a christian the muslims versus christians thing just doesn't exist in school in egypt. back in alexandria they're just sweet academy hopes to help kids achieve their dreams i love god and willing i'll be a great player like mohamed salah and. i come here every day to train and travel two and a half hours by train. the journey is tiring but i want to make something out of myself here yes we. just we was founded three years ago and players pay no more than a token monthly membership for. now there are plans to found a club under the same name and soon afterwards they hope

and egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year a mouth off he posted a video online in which she spoke about sexual harassment in egyptian society amnesty international have condemned the verdict calling us outrageous and the case of injustice. tens of thousands of brazilians have protested against the right wing president a presidential front runner in our group he has angered women in particular by making light of rape and seeking to justify the gender wage gap on saturday bolsa naru was released from hospital after recovering from a near fatal stab brazilians go to the poll in one week. german chancellor angela merkel has accused u.s. president donald trump of undermining the united nations last week trump used his second address to the assembly to criticize multilateralism saying each country must look out for its own interests medical wants to trump against destroying the un adding multilateralism was the solution to many of the world's problems. lewis hamilton has extended his lead

and egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal thought he posted a video online in which she spoke about sixteen harassment in egyptian society amnesty international have condemned the verdict according as an outrageous case of injustice. a powerful typhoon is lashing the japanese mainland threatening a region still reeling from a storm last month high winds and heavy rainfall have halted and train services and also of the country three hundred thousand homes all without power have ordered the evacuation of more than half a million people. lewis hamilton has extended he's lead in the formula one drivers a standing off to taking victory in the russian grand prix the british driver took first place thanks to a little help from he's miss a day's teammate vaulting bought us let's take a look at the action from sochi. with mercedes taking pole and second during saturday's qualifying this was their race to lose red bulls max for stepan was intent on stealing the headlines however a stunnin

and egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal fatah posted a video online in which she spoke out about sexual harassment in egyptian society and most international have condemned the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice. lewis hamilton has extended his lead in the formula one driver standings after taking victory in the russian grand prix now the british driver took first place thanks to a little help from his mercedes teammate valter able to as you look at the action from sochi. with mercedes taking pole and second during saturday's qualifying this was their race to lose red bulls max pushed up and was intent on stealing the headlines however a stunning drive saw him climb twelve places to eventually seal a fifth place finish. terry potter set a record breaking lecturing qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but the slaves chief toto wolff ordered him to allow hamilton's a pass that extended the british championship lead over sebastian vettel a

says it gives the state new total control over print online and broadcast media and i spoke with egyptian journalist imo handy for about the law this new media law is nothing short of social political and for egyptian citizens it seeks to not only limit and suppress any journalistic. means of expression but it does so for citizen journalists more so than anything else you may not even think of yourself as a citizen journalist but you will be equally a respite if the government deems what you say to be inaccurate fake news or the worst case of all scenarios a threat to national security is so tight this law specifically targets so-called fake news online and that's a big issue for the egyptian government isn't president thea's blamed fake news for spreading chaos and instability in egypt and july remove from terrorism loss of hope and feelings of frustration or these were in a ground network aimed at one objective only one objective and then have to move people to destroy that country of course accusing jonathan activists of spreading false rumors in egypt is not new but it is ironic becau

earlier this year amal fabi posted a video online in which she spoke about sexual harassment in egyptian society amnesty international has condemned the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice. a powerful typhoon is lashing the japanese mainland threatening a region still reeling from a storm last month high winds and heavy rainfall have halted air and train services in parts of the country three hundred thousand homes are without power or authority as have ordered the evacuation of more than half a million people. of the. german chancellor angela merkel has accused u.s. president donald trump of undermining the united nations last week trump used his second address to the assembly to criticize multilateralism saying each country must look out for its own interests. against destroying the u.n. adding that multilateralism was the solution to many of the world's problems. lewis hamilton has extended his lead in the formula one driver standings after taking victory in the russian grand prix the british driver took first place thanks to a little help from his mis sadie's teammate

african union to try to shore up this this entire plan they did that the logic of it is is that the egyptians are really very good at stopping people from from getting out of the country and as sebastian coe said in that in that sound bite there actually managed to stop people leaving and take them back to egypt and so then opens the question up well how far does the european union want to go with a certain briefings i've had today if you say to them well if boats come out from the libyan coastline would they then be taken to egypt instead and they say well that would be very nice but it's early days and we don't really know yet and so the idea that egypt is effectively going to be off shored for sorting out europe's migration problems is is is very early in the thinking but it seems to be what they are actively describing is a new strategic partner a country they have identified specifically as one they can see that they can deal with and it does raise also questions all these countries are very happy to give egypt loads of money to do this but is there any sense of moral hazard are they ok

iraq's parliament has held an emergency session to work out how to contain the protests and then egyptian court has sentenced seventy five people to death and hundreds more to prison terms over the two thousand and thirteen square sit in a total of seven hundred thirty nine defendants were charged in the mass trial. now the latest attempt to resolve the yemen war has failed to get off the ground the official government delegation is leaving the swiss city of geneva after waiting two days for who the rebel representatives to join the u.n. brokered talks there who they say didn't fly to switzerland because of safety concerns they have a change or has more now from geneva. the collapse of the peace process even before it had begun was a setback to all the efforts of the un special envoy to the yemen but he refused to be discouraged so for me the important. aspect of these last three days is we have started consultations. the process of beginning. the road back to peace has started not quite in the way that we would have wanted. but it is begun i should be going to moscow during the course of

one was a phone call with egyptian president, where said worried if you're going to be around.s the question from the egyptian president that the president reportedly described as a kick in the -- a kick in the -- guts. a kick in the guts. not what he said. but the whole point of that anecdote, as colorful as it is, as colorful as the president's language is, the whole point of that anecdote is not just that the egyptian president said something that bugged president trump, but that president trump and his russia lawyer shopped that anecdote specifically to robert mueller and mueller's deputy at the special counsel's office as a way to get them to stop the investigation. those entreaties apparently did not work. because now tonight there is new reporting about the next trial that mueller's prosecutors are preparing for in the russia scandal. new reporting that comes with a holy mackerel possibility that a very serious potential witness who is in serious legal jeopardy, has started negotiations with the special counsel's office about potentially flipping and cooperating with pro

rule the egyptian president was returned to office share. a few are students are attending schools in the eastern democratic republic of congo because they're afraid of a return of the ebola virus the health ministry says the death toll has now risen to seventy five since the epidemic was declared in august victoria gave him the reports. in mendocino including key the classrooms were empty on the first day of school the area is considered the epicenter of the latest ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. the kids here today. afraid of above i think school could be a great place to contaminate each other worried parents say they're not taking any chances. we want our children to get the vaccine first before they start school. only a fraction of the more than eighty two thousand school age children in the to affected areas have attended lessons so far this week that's despite teaches receiving training on ebola prevention and protection to avoid the spread of the virus what do you. well we wish the kids but can't wait this week wi

the national museums hundreds of rooms featured ancient egyptian artifacts the largest collection in latin america and the oldest human fossil in brazil known as louisa the museum turned two hundred this year now twenty eighteen will also be remembered for this devastating fire natasha good name al-jazeera. tough is it take a look at the top stories here about sarah as we might read condemnation of a mammal called physician to jail to reuters journalists while learn and so who were found guilty of possessing state secrets and sentenced to seven years in prison and they were arrested in december while investigating the killings of ranger ereka in state general say they were framed by police. you know this is unfair i want to say they are obviously threatening our democracy and destroying freedom of press in our country we will face the situation calmly and the best way we can we are afraid of nothing as we did nothing wrong iraq first parliamentary session since the disputed election in may is underway eleven political groups have agreed to create an alliance which could give them a w

to work out how to contain violent protests there and that egyptian court. and hundreds more prison terms over the two thousand and thirteen. a total of seven hundred thirty nine people were charged in the trial. the latest that time to resolve the war in yemen has failed to get off the ground the official government delegation is leaving the swiss city of geneva after waiting two days for who the rebel representatives to join the u.n. brokered the talks there who these say they didn't fly to switzerland because of safety concerns they would change from geneva. the collapse of the peace process even before it had begun was a setback to all the efforts of the un special envoy to the yemen but he refused to be discouraged so for me the important. aspect of these last three days is that we have started consultations. the process of beginning. the road back to peace has started not quite in the way that we would have wanted. but is begun i should be going to moscow during the course of the next few days and hopefully all to solve as well of course to discuss wit