nation of binning it says the men boarded the vessel at the port of call to new on saturday the gulf of guinea from cameroon to liberia is one of the most dangerous maritime regions in the world and abductions have become more frequent. a pro-democracy politician in hong kong has had part of his ear but not by a man wielding a knife the district council was attacked as the man tried to stop him leaving a shopping mall the man's last several other people before he was restrained and beaten by a mob of protesters well earlier riot police stormed several shopping malls in a crackdown on getting government protesters police say they moved in after demonstrators vandalized shops and threw paint. schools are shut fights flights are being canceled at a public emergency has been declared as toxic smog chokes india's capital on the air quality index the result of 500 is described as severe plus the result for new delhi is double that experts say it's like smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day people are complaining of sore eyes and throats with some wearing masks to protect themselves low visibility has al

must be revised to permit those who are producing to explore for more offshore oil fields in the gulf of guinea or is estimated to have oil reserves of up to 7000000000 barrels. the reuters news agency is reporting that mozambique is about to appeal a south african court ruling that is holding up the extradition of mozambique's former finance minister manuel chang and was arrested in south africa last year at the request of the united states he faces charges there related to his alleged involvement in a debt scandal that created an economic crisis in mozambique was it because also trying to extradite chang. the australian women's national soccer team will earn the same pay as the men and get an equal split of commercial revenues for the 1st time under a new deal the men's soccer rules traditionally have been paid more than the women's matilda's and a greater share of earnings matilda's profile grew dramatically during the $21000.00 women's world cup in france pay disparity has been in the spotlight since the u.s. women's team sued big governing body for gender discrimination. global c.e.o.'s ha

was easing restrictions to make it easier for companies to do more exploration in fields in the gulf of guinea and gold as fuel agency has formed a consortium with 5 international oil companies and is in the middle of a licensing round for 5 new oil fields. some africans were exploiting fossil fuel resources over renewables but experts we interviewed say the need for power is acute. don't forget you come from europe and you're looking at the transitions africans on war read about the end of the world deal worried about the end of the month still sustainable energy projects are also moving along fast in africa in senegal when park north of the car will be connected to the country's power grid in december it's the largest wind farm in west africa and will be supplying electricity to 2000000 people next year. now to some of the other business stories making news. the cabin crew is striking for a 2nd day of a payday most of the airlines flights from germany have been canceled for friday and kerry says they could be no on a fix for flight saturday. if you want to make sure you know season's greetin

nation of byname it says armed men boarded the vessel at the port of call to new on saturday the gulf of guinea from cameroon to liberia is one of the most dangerous maritime regions in the world and abductions have become more frequent. air pollution in and around india's capital new delhi is the worst so far this year experts say breathing the city's air is like smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day a health emergency has been to quit and locals are complaining of sore eyes and throats them brutalize moved from its suffocating and we thought coffin we forded the light showers will make the weather better and the pollution that will improve doesn't feel like it yet in india the mental power from breathing she's pollution is also putting us on the mental pressure it's not winter stefano fog working around we must zone everything public swami is a distinguished senior fellow at observer research foundation he describes the difficulties facing those living in new delhi i was in delhi yesterday and i was you know i walked in the streets and on a daily basis it is. i mean there are health has it's ther

was easing restrictions to make it easier for companies to do more exploration in fields in the gulf of guinea and gold as fuel agency has formed a consortium with 5 international oil companies and ogando is in the middle of a licensing round for 5 new oil fields some africans reject exploiting fossil fuel resources over renewables but experts we interviewed say the need for power is acute. don't forget you come from europe and you look and you speak transitions africans on war read about the end of the world deal worried about the end of the month still sustainable energy projects are also moving along fast in africa in senegal when park north of the car will be connected to the country's power grid in december it's the largest wind farm in west africa and will be supplying electricity to 2000000 people next year. german exports rebounded more than forecast in september calming fears that europe's biggest economy could stumble into a recession the german statistics office says seasonally adjusted exports increased by one and a half percent on the month their biggest increase since the member

course it's generally quietening down in africa but still throughout tropical africa and the gulf of guinea the showers are quite romp and. sponsored by its own. every week news cycle brings a series of breaking stories joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they would go out on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera at least 53 soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military base in northeastern mali it was carried out on an outpost in the minako region no group has claimed responsibility. police in hong kong have fired tear gas to try and break up anti-government protests this comes after a prominent activist joshua wall called for $100000.00 people to march in what would be the 22nd straight weekend of demonstrations many are angry at china's

nation of benon it says armed men board of the vessel at the port of continent on saturday the gulf of guinea from cameroon to liberia one of the most dangerous maritime regions in the world and abductions have become more frequent fighting in syria's force many ethnic and religious minorities from their homes many have been displaced for years the city has changed hands between different armed groups the recent victory of turkey backed opposition groups over kurdish fighters and the border town of tal of yod however has renewed hopes of returning home but that's fraught with danger of course on selling off a. this is what we mains of the syrian army and church in tel aviv are. derelict and abandoned for years passive it was set on fire in 2014 when i still took over. the syrian army as were forced out of their villages and never went back even when the city was taken over by the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces. into a 1000 to 50. of them. there was an important step allowing them to link up the other areas they control along the turkish border from maliki near iraq in the east to ca

of benetton it says armed men board of the vessel at the port of cortes a new on saturday the gulf of guinea from cameroon to liberia as one of the most dangerous maritime regions in the world and abductions have become more frequent. but whistleblower who prompted an impeachment probe into the u.s. president says he'll answer questions from house republicans donald trump has repeatedly call for the unnamed official to reveal themselves and cory's to 2 began public hearings this month after several weeks of closed door testimony trump is accused of threatening to withhold military aid to ukraine unless an investigator his democratic rival show by now trump claims members of the media know who the whistleblower is and they must reveal his identity the whistleblower gave a very inaccurate report about my phone though my phone call was perfect it was totally appropriate but he gave a report here he but according to the newspaper the fake think they know they know what it is you know they just don't want to report it the whistleblower. should be revealed because the whistleblower gatefold story

of the name it says armed men boarded the vessel with the port of quarter new on saturday the gulf of guineafrom cameroon to liberia is one of the most dangerous maritime regions in the world at abductions have become more frequent the pro-democracy politician in hong kong has had part of the ze'ev bitten off by a man wielding a knife the district councillor was attacked by the band as he tried to stop him leaving a shopping mall the man also slashed several other people before he was restrained and beaten by a mob of protesters earlier riot police stormed several shopping malls in a crackdown on anti-government protesters police moved in after protesters vandalized shops and threw paint pakistan's prime minister has refused to heed calls for him to resign as tens of thousands of protesters remain in islamabad demonstrators had given him one card until midnight on sunday to step down over government is illegitimate and propped up by the military the protests are being led by conservative cleric milan a. man who's a long time rival of the prime minister redman has hinted that he may try to fo

nation of byname it says armed men boarded the vessel at the port of call to know on saturday the gulf of guinea from cameroon to liberia is one of the most dangerous maritime regions in the world and abductions have become more frequent. well it's pretty more ahead on the news hour including 4 hood in a bloody knife attack in hong kong including a politician during anti-government protests after several delays shares in saudi aramco to be offered for sale in what could be the world's biggest initial public offering. in sport lewis hamilton celebrates a 6 formula one drivers title and he is here to show you how egypt. the whistleblower who prompted an impeachment probe into the u.s. president has offered to answer questions from the inquiry donald trump has repeatedly called for the under named official to reveal themselves the inquiry is june to begin public hearings this month after several weeks of closed door testimonies trump is accused of threatening to withhold military i see you crying on lists that investigated he's democratic rival joe biden well donald trump says members of the media

began because if you see one or 2 showers as well some really heavy downpours so just around the gulf of guinea you can follow the showers they drain out of the tropics down across angola eastern side of south africa or so seeing a fair bit of cloud of the moment some fun to read downpours in place here will see that so wet weather as we go on through monday the showers pack pop as we go on into we're choose day the good you could see some flooding here maybe as much as 100 millimeters of rain to come over the next 3 or 4 days and similar rainfall amounts across the far north of the continent then just around northern parts of algeria some wet weather in place some very heavy rain into cheney's yeah and that rain really ramping up as we go through chews day richelle everton thank you so head on al-jazeera 50 years and counting we'll look at what's been behind the global success of the children show me straight. and donald trump finally finds a sporting fans joe will have all these. dreams john and entertainment it's a way for people to rise above the violence around them so it's my role to keep

guinea. thousands of girls are trafficked from here each year to work as domestic workers in the gulf.last resort for many families trying to escape poverty. we've arranged to meet a trafficker to see if he might have information about fatou. he agrees to talk to us, as long as we conceal his identity. as we're filming, he spots some girls who've recently returned from kuwait. we arrange to meet esther and two other girls away from the watchful eyes of the traffickers. like fatou, they were all underage when they went to work in kuwait. in kuwait, it's a crime for domestic workers to run away from their employers, and many end up in prison. that's where biba, nana and esther met. eventually, they were bailed out by their families. we wanted to know if they'd seen fatou while they were in kuwait. we also show them the asale app. their experiences of being moved multiple times between employers without any choice bear the signs of being bought and sold via the apps. the majority of migrant domestic workers, women workers, are extremely vulnerable to exploitation in modern slavery. here,