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it denies the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim guy who is my guest in music does he care if anyone believes. next on. earth the home worth saving googling to goes tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas the protect the climate and boost green energy solutions to inspire people to take action global ideas on. unimpeded access to education and knowledge and the same opportunities for every one's a central goal of the global community but what's the reality on the ground education for d w s multimedia special rates personal stories and highlights extraordinary projects the world told her to find out more on the internet d.w. dot com education for all. germany state by state. the most colorful. was released. in the most traditional find any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w talk com. the government of sudan is often accused of being one of the world's greatest vi. elaters of human rights and justice often it denies the charges the man who conveys many

establishing islam but the early settlers encountered little bit disease and hardship and prince ibrahim barely saw the completion of the first settlement before he died. martin liberia has suffered a succession of civil wars and feeling the last of these was abraham's great great great great grandson who's turned this story on its head he fled wall to liberia to find freedom in america his name is. that i want civil war in liberia i came to this country and it was just a sheer says on us and in my own country's history that i spent hours in the library just trying to find out the history of the mississippi. and then i define oh yes there were shipped there was a ship manifesto and all want to ship me out of great ground me his name was like man ibrahim sorry he was one of the sons of. remodel or was and was a prince but also clearly by his name a muslim a muslim was very important to realize that. you on astute son's. medicine and that for me was like winning the lottery or mazing. in reverse here i have to come from africa. here i have a gun from africa. refuge in a chicago place intel

great ground bothers me his name was like man ibrahim sorry he was one of the sons of. remodel or was and was a prince but also clearly by his name a muslim a muslim was very important to realize that. you on astute son's. medicine and that for me was like winning the lottery or mazing. in reverse to come from africa. from africa. refuge in a. place to a place for me is spiritual home for me in above all it has one of the largest collection of books in africa one norway in africa it's right here in chicago how importance was that. your relative was a muslim this country has to understand its roots especially when it comes to african-american is an islamic african-american shoe not seen as just a religion it is a heritage and a good thing about it people respect each other here you know in the midst of all of this is diversity so that's something that you've got what has that. chills what it means when people in. all merge. artemus has a good point chicago is culturally very diverse and it has a large muslim community big enough to justify this celebration of arab cultur

foreign minister ibrahim gandhi or told me that the detentions weren't vindictive but he confirmed that all prisoners political prisoners will be released. the signal is that the president and the government discord instantly. committed to fear to political freedoms to freedom of speech in accordance with look at the situation so the detention was not vindictive was not meant to be a longer arrest it was meant in order to keep social order following the protests after the last three years so the release that is ult of the commitment of the government to political freedoms and that that is primarily was very short. as it used to up in the past we are all very happy and all the sudanese people are happy and i couldn't assure you that everybody would be released this is that this is you know of the president. that is will follow the body of zimbabwe's former opposition leader morgan tsvangirai is now lying in state in the capital harare large crowds of turned out in freedom square to pay their respects the sixty five year old died last week of colon cancer chang and i formed the movement f

emily: that was maha ibrahim and nina kjellson of canaan partners .ewed them from my new book, out this week. hister ceo jack dorsey saw platform posting strong results. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 12:30 here in hong kong. the u.s. government is heading for a temporary shutdown as republicans had objections. hoursdown may last only as house leaders advise members to be ready to vote between 3:00 and 6:00 a.m. eastern. bill dudley said the current market moves are small potatoes so far, no indications for the wider economic outlook. he said he is sticking with the fed's outlook for rate hikes. >> it is premature whether it three or four.o, this seems like a very reasonable projection. philippines posted a record trade deficit in december. exports fell but imports of capital goods surged. a shortfall of $400 billion was since 1980. the peso had its biggest drop. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. go check on how the markets have been trading in the asia-pacific

after protests against the rising cost of food joining us now from cop to mr vance foreign minister ibrahim. it's good to have you on the program we saw in that report a few moments ago jubilant opposition supporters. but many said that the government hadn't gone far enough and that other political prisoners need to be released too is the government going to go the whole hog and release all political prisoners i don't think the minister can can hear me minister can you hear me it's adrian finnegan here in doha is the government going to press ahead and release all political prisoners in sudan obviously so they can hear you you can hear me sir or not i own is the government going to release all political political prisoners in the areas of the. i tell you what minister will come back to you in a few minutes what's your sort of go to do it is that we will come back the voice is not clear yes i'm sorry so we're having some audio problems minister will be back with you in just a few moments once we sort that out live television for you donald trump is under pressure to act on gun violence to co

three—month—old ibrahim is doing fine, but the family wonders when the next attack will come.hazardly and bring devastation. rebel shelling has killed a dozen people in government areas. there's a new ferocity to the conflict. it should look different here, this is part of a de—escalation zone, where suffering should be diminishing, but the opposite is happening. here and elsewhere, the conflict is intensifying. basic medical supplies are running low, the region's under siege, but there's also a sense of hopelessness that the world has stopped caring. translation: we are completely drained. the roads are closed and we can't get new supplies. we've stopped believing that anyone will help us. we've given up on the international media and the un. we hoped they would help us, but they've done nothing. east ghouta is nearing exhaustion, at least 31 people were killed today. the bombing has stopped for now, but everyone here knows that this new surge of bloodshed is far from over. tesco is facing britain's largest ever equal pay law suit which could affect up to 200 thousand mostly

destroyed dozens of militant targets liberia's ex president ellen johnson sirleaf has won the mo ibrahim prize for african leadership the five million dollar award is a recognition of her efforts to rebuild the country following two civil wars the continent's first elected female leader left office last month after serving two terms. in the us the state of new york has launched a lawsuit against hollywood mogul harvey weinstein and his company that alleges that he has a brother robert broke the law by failing to and protect employees from pervasive sexual harassment intimidation and discrimination harvey weinstein is facing accusations of sexual misconduct from dozens of women and the travel frenzy is well underway in beijing and other parts of china as people head home for the chinese new year most will be taking the train to join their families for celebrations nearly three billion trips are expected this year alone it is the world's largest movement of people within a short time span. to south africa in our top leaders of the ruling a.n.c. party a meeting to decide the future of the c

pioneer of girl power and cool britannia and all about, people are that throwback, especially with ibrahimpeople are wanting something to... so, you think that girl power message could resonate once again? definitely, girl power all the way. 0k, resonate once again? definitely, girl power all the way. ok, that is all we have time for but thank you so all we have time for but thank you so much for talking to us this evening and we will wait and see whether that reunion happens and whether that reunion happens and whether they sing. many thanks for joining us. now it's time for newsnight, with emily maitlis. the legitimacy and legality of the fbi's investigation

their father, ibrahim metwaly, a lawyer, has been fighting a lonely battle for egypt's disappeared. september, he set off for geneva to address a united nations working group on disappearances. but at cairo airport, he to joined the ranks of the disappeared, and was later discovered in jail. the lawyer is now being held here, in the forbidding tora prison complex in cairo. his family says he has been tortured. across town after nightfall, a journey to yet another broken family. we're on our way to see a mother who has a truly terrible story to tell. we've been in touch with her over the last few, weeks and we've arranged to sit down with her tonight. she lives in a suburb out near the pyramids so we're headed there now. this is zubaida, a student of 23 who wants to open her own business. her mother says that she and zubaida were arrested near a demonstration in 2014, and convicted of offences including attending a banned protest. she says they were in the wrong place at the wrong time, and spent seven months injail but were later acquitted. she tells me that in 2016, zubaida was det

their father, ibrahim metwaly, a lawyer, has been fighting a lonely battle for egypt's disappeared.ms. last september, he set off for geneva, to address a united nations working group on disappearances. however, at cairo airport he is well joined the ranks of the disappeared and was later discovered in jail. the lawyer is now being held here in the forbidding tora prison complex in cairo. his family says he has been tortured. across town after nightfall, a journey to yet another broken family. we are on our way to see a mother who has a truly terrible story to tell. we have been in touch with her over the last few weeks and we have arranged to sit down with her tonight. she lives in a suburb out near the pyramids so we are headed there now. this is zubaida, a student of 23 who wants to open her own business. her mother says that she and zubaida were arrested near a demonstration in 2014 and convicted of offences including attending a banned protest. she says they were in the wrong place at the wrong time and spent seven months injail but were later acquitted. she tells me that in 20

the eyes of the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gun dog who is my guest here in music does he give anyone the police. for thirty minutes w. . every journey begins with the first step and everything where each of the first words i looked in the nikko he's in germany to learn german. was his first why not learn a little. bit simple online on the role model and. stuff. w z e learning course the big german made easy. to sing for the piece sometimes you just have to pump up the volume. on the sounds. playing pop export the music magazine upon d.w. cut. we make up oh but we watch as over half of the under educated folks we are the seven seven percent. want to shape the continent's future to. be part of and join african youngsters testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to the seventy seven percent of. platforms africa charge. and there are all the. innovation in that occasion. but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program and a world like helping people help themselves my goal is zero. this is

it denies the charges the man who conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gun dog who is my guest here in munich does he care if anyone believes him. and will welcome to comfort zone thank you very much for having me here you told the interviewer last year we have abided by all our human rights a big ations this was clearly provably untrue wasn't it. it could not be true but sometimes you depart from normal for reasons that has to be explained living in a world. of turmoil around us neighboring countries or different problems you call it a departure when you called it repeated violations of civil and political rights incidents of harrison and arrest torture and prolonged detention for civil society actors that's more than a departure isn't it cannot be a long detention. that is not all sure but event of millions sometimes to come in order to ensure social security. this comes from the un's human rights council's independent expert on sudan so one of you is not telling the truth you are so sure which one is which obviously are telling the truth but i think a

conveys many of those denials is the country's foreign minister ibrahim gonna do this my guest music books does he give anyone's beliefs. for thirty. six. seventy two children. sure. link to use from africa and the world. link to exception stories and discussions can you and look i'm still to do such a clean clothes remini from london to me from the news of easy to out with safety debbie to close the traffic up join us on facebook that t.w. africa. the stars he made a point to still. represent to. me architect of east germany's police state. of mind and if i had my way. east germany would still be. master of the arab bush you know. starting march thirteenth d.w. . the scars on. the path to the tangible. suffering for god. for cities and. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . new beginning in peace time who are the people making it possible what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance. out of da

pioneer of girl power and cool britannia and all about, people are that throwback, especially with ibrahimag going on in the world at the moment, people are wanting something to... so, you think that girl power message could resonate once again? definitely, girl power all the way. 0k, resonate once again? definitely, girl power all the way. ok, that is all we have time for but thank you so all we have time for but thank you so much for talking to us this evening and we will wait and see whether that reunion happens and whether that reunion happens and whether they sing. many thanks for joining us. now it's time for newsnight, with emily maitlis. the legitimacy and legality of the fbi's investigation into donald trump is called into question by republicans who accuse the intelligence agency of bias. i think it's a disgrace, what is happening in our country. when you look at that and you see that, so many other things that is going on, a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves, and much worse than that. donald trump makes public a top—secret document that proves members of the agency a

keep up liberia's former president ellen johnson sirleaf has become the first woman to win the mo ibrahim prize for african leadership so he has recognized for her efforts to rebuild her country after two civil wars africa's first elected female head of state became president of liberia in two thousand and six and served two terms a coveted five million dollar prize only had a doubt if there's deemed to be a worthy candidate the british foreign secretary says he thinks myanmar's leader isn't fully aware of what he called the horror in northern rakhine state first johnson visited muslim villages there as well as refugee camps in bangladesh the housing some of the seven hundred thousand people who fled the military crackdown the u.n. says maybe a genocide portrait of jan reports. the u.k.'s foreign secretary came to see the situation with his own eyes boris johnson to door hinge a refugee camps and bangladesh and met with villagers who remain in me and marjorie kind statement he thinks myanmar leader aung san suu kyi does not fully understand the crisis i don't think she's been in a helicop

three month old ibrahim is doing fine, but the family wonders when the next attack will come.ided bombs, they fall haphazardly and bring devastation. rebel shelling has killed a dozen people in government areas. there's a new ferocity to the conflict. it should look different here, this is part of a de—escalation zone, where suffering should be diminishing, but the opposite is happening. here and elsewhere, the conflict is intensifying. basic medical supplies are running low, the region's under siege, but there's also a sense of hopelessness that the world has stopped caring. translation: we are completely drained. the roads are closed and we can't get new supplies. we've stopped believing that anyone will help us. we've given up on the international media and the un. we hoped they would help us, but they've done nothing. east ghouta is nearing exhaustion, at least 31 people were killed today. the bombing has stopped for now, but everyone here knows that this new surge of bloodshed is far from over. this is a problem of false expectations, false expectations that the war in sy

correct me if i'm wrong, ibrahim, but you're open to agents and won't that inevitably drive up costs users if you effectively still have the middle man who is taking a cut >> sure. we're not necessarily open to argume agents but individuals can put up properties that they're already renting if they have two beds available, i have a room available to share, you can take a space in there we are also partnering with real estate firms that will develop this fit for apartments that would be viewed with sharing in mind we're not necessarily open to extra agents that put in commission and driving up the price at the end of the day. >> i've got to ask you, it's a very compelling business model what would you say if airbnb approached you or made you an offer, or have they already done so >> we met the marketing director of airbnb. she thought it was an interesting business i don't know, we'll have to make to see if they make an offer to see what we will do. we have to make renting properties more affordable across the country as long as that's going to continue, making rent and properties aff

thirteen year old ibrahim was lucky he's received a grant to go to school.today he had french he's a good student and works hard. i want to finish school and i want to be a good citizen for senegal. many of the students don't have books they just can't afford them. but teachers are used to it. i miss it. because some parents have difficulties paying fees buying materials to school. many parents can't afford to buy sick things. of course that's a problem for our students. he brought him a shows us his home. he's the oldest of eight. his mother has prepared lunch. the family lives in a suburb of the car they have a small courtyard with animals and one shared room. i sleep here my little brothers and sisters and my dad monger. one room for everyone in which to sleep live and do homework. if there's no electric light and no table. their parents left school early and never learned to trade their father works on and off the mother takes care of the household they could never afford the private school. that's only possible due to the grants. it's very important tha

relations has been challenging religious stereotypes since one thousand nine hundred ninety five founder ibrahim hooper says their job has become harder under president trump. obviously this president has issues in terms of his personal views on on white supremacy on racism on being against immigrants or people of color somehow he believes he benefits from increasing divisions within within society and as he creates the divisions he decreases respect for the constitution for democracy itself and that's something that's very troubling the u.s. congress muslims who work on capitol hill are allowed to pray here every friday a right granted to them in one thousand nine hundred seventy three a man leading today's prayers says it underscores america's openness towards different religions. the first amendment you have the right to pray and this is the people's house that's what we call the the people's house and if you work here you work and you have the right to pray here you heidi up to my leak has washed it in congress for ten years he has a different view on how to east the current tensions in amer

since returned from exile have now been arrested at the airport joining us on the line from mali is ibrahim hussain shihab who is the spokesman for the president of the maldives thanks for being with us what's the president's view on these opposition moves to impeach the attorney general of the defense minister among others. as you might be aware parliament is out of session still look. i'm not. you know. it would be possible. if you. could provide me with the. law you chose and how will you know. you know. going about this i think i can. argue it would listen to that one and talk about whether what the president's view is of the actions of the supreme court in recent days. the administration has said that it will. try the it's possible to. implement the supreme court ruling and. held a press conference this morning in the morning. the a.g. the spoke to the media about how a concert tensions are only going. to jail so his supreme court. justice has been consulted and. the chief justice. prosecutor general to follow procedures and protocols implementing the ruling so there are. procedures an

by bierria former president ellen johnson sirleaf has become the first woman to win the most ibrahim prize for african leadership sirleaf was recognized for efforts to rebuild her country not to civil wars she was africa's first elected female head of state and served two terms as liberia's president. forests across the world are under growing threat of destruction according to the world wildlife fund which says that an area equivalent to twenty seven football fields is lost every minute to logging and agriculture but in costa rica environmental asked activists are fighting back as andy gallagher reports. few places in the world can boast the kind of biodiversity found in costa rica's forests you'll find unique species and unique climates but deforestation is taking its toll over the last seventy years about eighty percent of costa rica's forest has been lost. the clough bridge nature reserve researches and volunteers of fighting back we've got to remember that in just a few short years they've replanted and we grown large parts of this rain forest and the result a promising when we