raising fears that the country is slipping back into authoritarianism he is after the overthrow of hosni mubarak an initial proposal to extend cc's presidency by another six years after twenty twenty two has been approved by a committee of m.p.'s well the proposal will need to pass a final vote in parliament as well as a national referendum before it becomes. a constitutional amendment c.c. led the military overthrow of the muslim brotherhood government in two thousand and thirteen he's since presided over an unprecedented crackdown on dissent and was reelected last year after all potential challenges were jailed or pressured to leave the race old timothy told us is a nonresident fellow at the taria institute for middle east policy he says that international criticism surrounding the move will be largely subdued. you know it's one that we've expected points of time but it's it's one formal step that we presidents you see in power until twenty thirty four opposition groups largely already were dealing with the government with the expectation that this was coming it was really more a question of w

this may be a sign of the country slipping back into a thora terrorism is after the overthrow of hosni mubarak during the arab spring dalia fahmy is associate professor of political science at long island university she says the president could even be in power right up until twenty thirty four. it's not a surprise and remember this is a president came into power through a coup solving one of the bloodiest massacres in egypt's history he has systematically consolidated power around himself virtually decapitating the judiciary the security services have really purchased most of the media outlets there is no independent journalism in egypt and we're seeing right now is that the parliament has become a rubber stamp on his authority and so it's not a surprise that he would be extending term limits or that there would be an extension of his term but that the only question was when it was going to happen and so now we have this proposal that was already approved by one fifth of the parliament which is all it needed and so we have this proposal that will go to some sort of vote in the coming months i

of the movie is raising fears of increasing authoritarianism eight years after the overthrow of hosni mubarak. afghanistan's president says they will be no peace deal between the taliban and the u.s. without the involvement of the government ashraf ghani made the comments space talks are being held in moscow without any government representatives present the talks only involves taliban delegates opposition politicians and. former president karzai hours before they started the taliban launched another attack against the country's security services killing at least twenty six service members in the northern province of continues tony betty has more from kabul. we are told this was a pre-dawn attack on police checkpoints at an army base on the outskirts of condors which is the provincial capital that six hundred fifty kilometers north of kabul a group a large group of taliban fighters attacked three police checkpoints and the base we're told that twenty six personnel were killed eleven of them were police officers and the taliban have claimed responsibility for this the afghan authorities say th

raising is raising fears of increasing wealth or a terrorism eighty is after the overthrow of hosni mubarak british man has been arrested in the united arab emirates after he wore a cast on national team chat to a football match twenty six year old mud wall the shed to a match between custer and a rock last month he says he didn't know showing support for castro in the u.a.e. is punishable with a fine and prison sentence the international criminal court has released the former president of ivory coast their own bad bo was charged with crimes against humanity after violence erupted following the disputed twenty ten election he'll stay in belgium pending an appeal rival factions from central african republic have signed an initial deal to end six years of fighting an agreement between c.a.r. government and fourteen rebel groups was reached on sunday after two weeks of un led negotiations in sudan. five countries from africa to hell region have also united nations for help in their fight against armed groups attacks have surged in the region since chaos in libya and twenty eleven and at least

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twenty two moves raising fears of increasing authoritarianism eight years to the overthrow of hosni mubarak. a british man has been arrested in the united arab emirates the wearing a cast on national team to a football match twenty six year old ali is ahmed or the shirt to a match between cancer and iraq last month he says he didn't know that showing support for counsel in the u.a.e. is punishable with a fine and prison sentence rival factions from central african republic of signed an initial deal to end six years of fighting an agreement between the government and fourteen rebel groups was reached on sunday after two weeks of un led negotiations in sudan a more detailed agreement is use to be signed in the ca us capital bourg a later on wednesday thousands of been killed in fighting between christian and muslim militia since twenty thirteen and five countries from africa sahara region of asked the united nations for help in their fight against armed groups violence has surged in the region since chaos engulfed libya in twenty eight eleven meeting coincided with two attacks they have a kee

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eighth anniversary of the two thousand and eleven revolution which put an end to thirty years of hosni mubarak's role apart from that what would you count as the chairman so perhaps the failures of egypt since that well i think there is a. general feeling of disappointment a sense of the revolution as a matter of fact. gyptian people voted against the mubarak to have another political system that you have. just. and the specter of human dignity and so on but if you look to what is going on and egypt right now most of the people have the feeling that. it was even better. mubarak and it doesn't mean that they want to them about a commute. to come back but they don't feel. situation thousands of people. in prison and so. there's a feeling of disappointment. jim wants to reform or. you should let me ask you specifically about that because if you years ago when president was posed the same question as i just ask you about the main achievements in egypt since the revolution he's sad that the introduction of presidential term limits was the main achievement here's exactly what he had to say let's liste

eighth anniversary of the two thousand and eleven revolution which put an end to thirty years of hosni mubarak's role apart from that what would you count as the chief of men's health perhaps the failures of egypt since then well i think there is a. general feeling of disappointment a sense of the revolution as a matter of fact that the egyptian people who voted against them obama so have another political system that you have more a social justice. and a spectrum of human dignity and so on but if you look to what is going on in egypt right now most of the people have the feeling that. it was even better during the mubarak regime doesn't mean that they want to know about a commute jim to come back but they don't feel any i mean you ration of the situation thousands of people out of distance and then president and so. that is a feeling of disappointment especially with the idea that the new g.m. wants to reform or through changes they can sit. let me ask you specifically about that because a few years ago when president was posed the same question as i just ask you about the main achievements in

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fears that the country is slipping back into authoritarianism eight years after the overthrow of hosni mubarak an initial proposal to extend cc's presidency by another six is off to twenty twenty two has been approved by a committee of m.p.'s the proposal will need to pass a final vote in parliament as well as a national referendum before it becomes a constitutional amendment c.c. led the military overthrow of the muslim brotherhood government in two thousand and thirteen since presided over an unprecedented crackdown on dissent and was re-elected last year after all potential challenges were either jailed or pressured to leave the race timothy called us is a nonresident fellow at the top for a institute for middle east policy he says that international criticism surrounding the move will be largely subdued. you know it's one that we've expected points of time but it's it's one formal step that we presidents you see in power until twenty thirty four opposition groups largely already were dealing with the government with the expectation that this was coming it was really more a question of when

twenty twenty two movies raising fears of increasing authoritarianism ageas after the overthrow of hosni mubarak. rival factions from the central african republic to formally sign a peace deal to end six years of fighting an agreement between the ca our government and fourteen rebel groups was reached on sunday after two weeks of un led talks in sudan the cia are descended into turmoil when fighting broke out between muslim and christian militias in twenty thirteen thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced those are your headlines up next it's the stream i'll see you very soon. as venezuela is on the brink. with two men facing off for power. one of them self-proclaimed interim venezuelan leader. to al jazeera. and here in the stream today we speak with native american activist to explore why mascots based on indigenous symbols. at how anti racism activists are advocating such a stream of course is driven by you our community and today show was put to us on twitter by john little who we'll be hearing from in just a moment but first check out the trailer for his twenty seve

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twenty two the move is raising fears of an increasing wealth or a terrorism after the overthrow of hosni mubarak a british man has been arrested in the united arab emirates after he wore a castle national team shot to a football match twenty six year old man was shot to a match between castle and iraq last month the international criminal court has released the former president of ivory coast their own bad bo is charged with crimes against humanity after violence erupted following the disputed twenty ten election. rival factions from central african republic have signed an initial deal to end the fighting and agreements between say our government and fourteen rebel groups was reached on sunday those are the headlines join me from morning to talk to out of there. michael. you can. see. in this will in populist president nicolas maduro is sworn in for a second consecutive term following the elections deemed fraudulent by his opponents and much of the international community. under his presidency the country with the world's largest oil reserves has plunged into acute poverty hunger is widespread h

to extend the term of president abdel fattah el-sisi it is now almost exactly eight years since hosni mubarak was overthrown and sisi is starting to look just to secure in his position as egypt's longtime ruler also on the great venezuela a political and humanitarian crisis.

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your street shouldn't it but egypt was a case in point after the demonstrations that got rid of hosni mubarak the old dictator obama backed the egyptian military council known as skaf and you quote him saying in the book our priority has to be stability and supporting the skaf wasn't just supporting stability it was supporting repression because you knew by then what scaf stood for what i call it that as as one of the policies i disagreed riyad. my concern with our egypt policy but through the people the able six moved he threw them under the bus didn't well and simply backing the egyptian military council which went on to torture people with industrial efficiency what i mean what i believe is that we made this initial decision to support. arab spring and within egypt to break from mubarak and then i believe that the habits deep rooted habits of the u.s. government were. to engage the people that the u.s. government knew and that's egyptian military the egyptian security services and i believe that that was a mistake i believe you still believe that as you stand by the way i'm in a tiny minor

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sign of the country slipping back into a forest area as i'm eighty years after the overthrow of hosni mubarak during the arab spring and you are thomas region in the southern philippines will expand to members of our local indigenous tribes voted to join it but they want to make sure that the rulers of the muslim majority territory returned their ancestral lands to them is jamila under god. get them in a bush. who then invoking the spirits of their ancestors the tedder i say they are grateful the hope peace has come to their land to us more than a hundred thousand of them voted to accept an autonomy discover meant designed to provide greater powers for muslims in mindanao. christian and indigenous communities like the to dry are also included in the new self rule region after decades of fighting leaders of the separatist rebel group the more islamic liberation front negotiated for almost twenty years with several administrations in the capital manila yet. more than a hundred thousand filipinos have been killed and millions more displaced since the rebellion for mushroom rule began in the one

raising fears of growing of force here in ism in the country eight years after the overthrow of hosni mubarak and then there's a proposal to extend cc's presidency by another six years after twenty twenty two has been approved by a committee of m.p.'s the proposal will need to pass a final vote in parliament as well as a national referendum before it becomes a constitutional amendment sudanese president omar al bashir is hosting a ceremony marking the end of peace talks between rival factions from central african republic a deal between the government and fourteen armed groups was reached on sunday in khartoum after two weeks of un led negotiations the formal agreement will be signed in bongi on wednesday doctors teachers and lawyers have joined anti-government protests in sudan the two men killed in custody the sudanese professional association called the demonstrations after teacher ahmed al care who was arrested in the eastern state of casella was pronounced dead on sunday is relative say his body showed signs of torture. today with the headline stay with us al jazeera world continues next

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medium term because egypt has been down this path before of presidential rule in the era notably of hosni mubarak and look what happened if it's about stability you have to ask the question is this really in the best interest of the country to make these sorts of changes because they will certainly erode in a pretty fundamental way all those checks and balances that the two thousand and fourteen constitution was trying to introduce timothy held us from where you are in cairo we're talking here about a grouping of what ten or eleven political parties what are the chances they get support across the country i don't think the focus should be on the political parties. mamma is correct in the sense that the in the opposition within parliament itself is quite limited and they don't have the votes really to do much in terms of stopping the referendum of stopping the members to move to referendum there are a number of civil society human rights groups that have called on egyptians to go no and what is somewhat unique about this i don't disagree that ultimately the government almost certainly get the resu

be a sign of the country slipping back into authoritarianism eighty is off to the overthrow of hosni mubarak during the arab spring dalia fahmy is associate professor of political science at long island university she says the president could even be in power right up until twenty thirty four. it's not a surprise and remember this is a president i came into power through a coup solving one of the bloodiest massacres in egypt's history she has systematically consolidated power around himself virtually decapitating the judiciary the security services have really purchased most of the media outlets there is no independent journalism in egypt and we're seeing right now is that the parliament has become a rubber stamp on his authority and so it's not a surprise that he would be extending term limits or that there would be an extension of his term but that the only question was when it was going to happen and so now we have this proposal that was already approved by one fifth of the parliament which is all it needed and so we have this proposal that will go to some sort of vote in the coming month

raising fears of a growing all for terrorism in the country eight years after the overthrow of hosni mubarak and then pay who support these government says changes are needed to help the country deal with ongoing conflicts in the region but about a lady in one thousand thirty four u.s. president roosevelt amended the constitution an increased presence limits during the second world war these were compulsory circumstances due to war in one thousand nine hundred six the egyptian president amended the nine hundred ninety one constitution also due to war we are going through a war that is more intense the born sinai and the wars you're facing but other countries that i would not like to name one of our members of the opposition in parliament called for the proposals to be shelved. that there will fold them up to the transfer of power is a moral principle which was created by the revolutions of the twenty fifth of january of the thirtieth of june. it is impossible to tamper with this moral principle other wars we will end up without morals and will fail to preserve the principles we have all agre

medium term because egypt has been down this path before of presidential rule in the era notably of hosni mubarak and look what happened if it's about stability you have to ask the question is this really in the best interest of the country to make these sorts of changes because they will certainly erode in a pretty fundamental way all those checks and balances that the two thousand and fourteen constitution is trying to introduce timothy held us from where you are in cairo we're talking here about a grouping of what ten or eleven political parties what are the chances they get support across the country i don't think the focus should be on the political parties. mom is correct in the sense that the in the opposition with in parliament itself is quite limited. and they don't have the votes really to do much in terms of stopping the referendum of stopping the members to move to referendum there are a number of civil society human rights groups that have called on egyptians to go no and what is somewhat unique about this i don't disagree that ultimately the government almost certainly get the resul

comes despite concerns that egypt is flipping back into ism, eight years after an uprising ended hosni mubarak's nearly three decade rule. a strong storm in hawaii has knocked out power and flo roads and even snow. snow is not unheard of in madness parts of hawaii, but officials say the snowfall on maui could mark the lowest ever elevation snowfall in the state. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is 1:00 in new york, 6:00 in london, 2:00 in hong kong. on vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." . vonnie: here are the top stories on the bloomberg and from around the world. u.s. stocks are mixed, the dollar is gaining as the u.s.-china trade negotiations get underway in beijing. the nobel prize-winning economist sees a possible recession. new york fashion week comes to bloomberg. that is all ahead. first, let's get into the markets. not much happening. waiting for china trade talks, positive news from the government shutdown. we don't have a lot of earnin