is that attack on a gold mine a little earlier at least 38 soldiers killed in the jihad this attack in neighboring mali according to n.g.o.s the number of jihad just attacks in the sale have doubled every year from 2016 and if you're a career terrorist with affordance for killing web better to be the same hell is huge almost 7 times the size of iraq plenty of fresh recruits high birth rates high poverty high desperation the perfect place to recruit an army of hopeless youth and start over. this ladies and gentleman is the setting of the 2nd war and tara this is where it's going to be waged fronts arguably fired the 1st shots when it set up a task force of sale nations the g 5 to stop islamist radicalism the hardly any effect on the funded under support the dead in smaller numbers than expected in the beginning in 2011 recall that in and states and so-called nato allies overthrew the regime more and more cut darfur you saw libya become a hut bit of religious zealotry there's reverberate itself in in fact has reverberated east were as well that's one of the reasons why africa has beco

these days it's getting harder to sell jihad in the middle east people know what hides by those pyres promises and generations call'd at this point focus just sick of killing so the fanatics are packing up and leaving apparently for them there's more fun to be had elsewhere at the doorstep of the sahara i know we are all very concerned about the continuing escalation of violence in the se heel and its expansion to the gulf of guinea countries is. it is already one of the most inhospitable places on the planet and if the merciless heat of the malnutrition and almost total lack of medical care weren't enough to kill you well religious nutcases will take birth kena fast so just last week an attack on a mosque during friday prayers 2 weeks ago 20 people mostly miners dead in an apparent jihad is that attack on a gold mine a little earlier at least 38 soldiers killed in the jihad this attack in neighboring mali according to n.g.o.s the number of jihad just attacks in the sale have doubled every year from 2016 and if you're a career terrorist with affordance for killing where better to be t

every type of warning bell ringing for them the kurds begged europe to take back jihad us with the e.u. passports and put them on trial at home well the position of the opt out by many european states have also been adopted by many other states across the globe countries are very reluctant to take back home anyone who's been connected with so-called islamic state as a foreign fighters because a the judicial systems within many liberal democracies haven't got the ability to bring evidence that would be sufficiently robust to get through the court systems and prosecute these people and the 2nd thing is to try and monitor them would cost a huge amount of money europe of course is haunted with p.t.s.d. terror from the caliphate headed smite and we're living those moments he's europe's worst nightmare. so condemn call for dialogue stop every last arms create a turkey all you want now like fixing a crumbling house with duct tape over worked well the. situation is worse because evidently old these foreign fighters which were detained under the kurdish. detention centers are now being opened i

this country has become a with you for jihad is that again means that it's a blind spot. and we are seeing the growing threat of islamic militancy. citizens are growing weary of the instability in mali. that young people will join the jihadists. because there's no work. we all have a family so one should think about whether it's good to join you'll kill people this is not good. can ever that chair a lot of people leave no one's to fight many of them returned as dead but i don't understand. why there are explains that before he joined dean he was teaching the koran and that was also his job with the militants but when he was asked to teach from a book describing how to carry out suicide attacks he decided to leave. some people killed others even when that person recited the shot there is no gold but gold muhammad is the messenger of god. i saw they killed certain people but is not our carry. they also killed innocent people. is just one of many in mali frustrated with the lack of opportunities he left answer dean in 2018 since then has been hiding. so organized in our stud

the conflict between the money and government and to jihad just in mali is impacting on people across the country and musicians are among those caught in the middle with a ban on news they composed by islamists in the country they operate in order to retrieve a control or a ban on public performances by the government's juta const security consonance now the result is the same musicians have been silenced in recent years state every is funny with one woman who is determined her voice will be hood. the sound of peace and hope. is you has wanted to sing all her life but when she wanted to sing the most she had to stop that was 7 years ago when the war started the jihad is to ban music and the money in government still limits public gatherings so no music festivals forbid you could play there's no must it's not like it was before the war focus artists we hardly play and about michael. the artist are scared to sing at certain places this . suffer because a. jew is singing again in this studio working on a 1st album she does not know where she will perform it in mali but she keeps scoring.

unless there's the fundamental change the government's approach towards government cannot fight the jihad just because they do not have the right policies in place they don't help the civilians could you have just a much better organized. and she left the company to bring back our girls she's fighting corruption on force to be president of nigeria as aggressively joins me in the studio. i'm eddie michael jr you're welcome to the program france's asking its ruffian hotness to send more so just to mali and other nations and the region has seen an increase in attacks by jihadist militants only last week 40000000 so just died in clashes with militants francaise the needs reinforcements from a spot in this involved in training the mali an army so that its own soldiers can focus on the fight against insurgents yes a senior french diplomat speaking at a security conference in senegal on monday. we are committed to working alongside all friends in the sahara. working alongside mahi. mahi is not alone in facing the situation. france is particularly committed to the anti insurgent operation in the

the conflict between the 1000000 government and jihad just in mali is impacting on people across the country and musicians are among those caught in the middle with a ban on news they composed by islamists in the country they operate in or to retrieve a control or a ban on public performances by the government she took on security consonants now the result is the same musicians have been silenced in recent years state every is funny with one woman who is determined her voice will be hood. the sound of peace and hope. is you has wanted to sing all her life but when she wanted to sing the most she had to stop that was 7 years ago when the war started the jihad is to ban music and the money in government still limits public gatherings so no music festivals forbid you could play there's no must it's not like it was before the war focus artists we hardly a plane but michael. the artist are scared just seeing at certain places this subset of. stuff or because this. is singing again in this studio working on a 1st album she does not know where she will perform it in mali but she keeps scori

now they are killing each other fighting over influence and access to food and land in addition a jihad is insurgency continues to cripple mali leaving civilians like them in the crosshairs. singing for them giving them a voice because that is all she can do with her music for now she says. this is deja vu news live from berlin up next eco india with a look at sustainability in the fashion industry don't forget there's always our website. dot com for now though for me bryan thomas of the entire news team thanks for being. such. a. coen cause he coaxed fashion. to call me craft. pretty color from bacteria. may not mask. sustainable ethical and that's beautiful facts. fascinating landscapes. mystical forests. tucked away in the moms of love. alone like a map imagine any other work. son has set off for the distance city. where he hopes to build himself a future. far from the village above the clouds. goal . carefully. simply. to do. discover who. subscribe to documentary. hello welcome this is equal we need a sustainability magazine which keeps you up to date with solutions the future proo

director for the region jihad as zoar. they have been easy economy was growing at a very slow pace over the last few years and lebanon was facing to the number off and balances with the kids and budget deficit and the trade barriers and therefore the government has to act firmly and swiftly in order to address those imbalances. meanwhile in iraq dozens of people have been killed in protests since late last week as iraqis demand that the government steps down over a shoe sink looting rampant joblessness algerian sudan have also seen unrest in recent months unemployment in arab countries averages 11 percent compared with 7 percent across other emerging markets something jihad is or says governments need to get a grip on the level of growth that countries of the region are are having is below what is needed to address the unemployment we are in a region where the level of unemployment abuse level exceed 25 to 30 percent and this requires growth to be hired by one or 2 percent. and no country is missing its growth targets quit

things so i think we see an ministration that is committed to the fight against the jihad is but it's an administration that is also committed to a withdrawal not only from syria but from the region in order to reorient its. it's strengths towards asia so that means that with severely weakened the fight against terrorism in the region so you don't see this as softening the u.s. stance and in fighting terrorism in the middle east because drop us a want to bring troops home and all of that narrative i think that's problematic and we already see that in syria and we heard yesterday that the american government was or that the military was in kind of a rush because of the withdrawal in syria that with severely weakened the fight against terrorism that it is and it would pose a problem for the europeans who theoretically would have to take over because what is happening in syria and in turkey is directly affecting us not the u.s. this killing did take place in northern syria where global and regional powers are flexing their muscles right now time to russia and turkey other countries to do

but when she wanted to sing the most she had to stop that was 7 years ago when the war started the jihadit's been music and the money in government still limits public gatherings so no music festivals forbid you could play. it's not like it was before the war for us artists but we hardly play in bamako. the artists are scared to sing at certain places. this stops us suffer because of this issue is singing again in this studio working on her 1st album she does not know where she will perform it in mali but she keeps scoring. we have to stay together as mali and nothing is better than peace music is my weapon through music i can talk to the children of mali speak for them and speak for the women who had vision or who live from. aims to restore hope yet she too becomes emotional about the situation around her today she has a very special audience it is public yet hidden in the 3rd temporary shelters for full army people call largely unnoticed in bamako because you 2 forms for them about 800 people live here they had to leave their village after it was attacked by a rival group they say the

these days it's getting harder to sell jihad in the middle east people know what hides by those pyres promises and tired generations cold at this point folk just sick of killing so the fanatics are packing up and leaving apparently for them there's more fun to be had elsewhere at the doorstep of the sahara are no we are all very concerned about the continuing escalation of violence in the city heal and its expansion into the gulf of guinea countries it is already one of the most inhospitable places on the planet and if the merciless heat malnutrition and almost total lack of medical care weren't enough to kill you well religious nutcases will take burkean of fast so just last week and the attack on a mosque during friday prayers 2 weeks ago 20 people mostly miners dead in the parents' geodes the tack on a gold mine a little earlier at least 38 soldiers killed in the jihad this attack in neighboring mali according to n.g.o.s the number of ji hardest attacks in the sale have doubled every year from 2016 and if you're a career terror. with a fondness for killing webb better to be the sah

is the tack on a gold mine a little earlier at least 38 soldiers killed in the jihad this attack in neighboring mali according to n.g.o.s the number of ji hardest attacks in the sale have doubled every year from 2016 and if you're a career terrorist with affordance for killing where better to be the sahara is huge almost 7 times the size of iraq plenty of fresh recruits high birth rates high poverty high desperation the perfect place to recruit an army of hopeless youth and start over. this ladies and gentlemen is the setting of the 2nd war and terror this is where it's going to be waged fronts agu be fired the 1st shots when it invaded mali set up a task force of sale nations the g 5 to stop islamist radicalism the hardly any effect on the funded under support the dead in smaller numbers than expected in the beginning the war on terror in fact has become so hot and so complicated that even the africa command hope the pentagon the u.s. military is not yet quartered in africa even though its primary or a primary objective is to fight this so-called war on terror it's decided to be he

jihad: we need to wait for that to be announced.ondition was to gradually through fiscal conservation reduce the level of the budget deficit to reach the target to balance the budget. them gradually d-link fiscal management -- de-link fiscal management. more to thefting private sector through measures through financial inclusion. these are the right steps that will allow growth to be gradually up in a sustainable way. says 2.6% government for this year, everybody else says flat, including the imf. remain so think they bullish? we have to separate between oil and nonoil sectors. the nonoil sector is dependent -- the opec agreement will be extended, or they will go back to normal production. uncertaintyot of related to oil prices. manus: is your base case that the opec agreement is expanding? it is that that agreement will end. manus: that will take saudi production back to where? --ad: back to previous manus: that is contrary to what people are saying, they expect opec to cut in november and in the door to next year -- and to endure

their leader has sworn to fight on in a global jihad, promising to bring the fight to the west. so is the islamic state really dead? join me as i trace the rise and fall of isis. >>> i've covered isis from the beginning. as the militant army rolled through much of iraq and syria, conquering a vast territory and establishing its caliphate. but by the spring of 2019, the tables had turned. isis was losing. i came back to witness the end. only a few thousand of the most hard-core militants were left. they were surrounded in a little syrian town called bagouz. >> translator: this is as far as we can go. it's very dangerous. >> he's a field commander in a force made up predominantly by ethnic kurds, a key ally in the fight against isis. >> they don't look like they're ready to surrender. he's saying the ones who are in here, they're prepared to die. the united states and the kurds had a joint war plan, a partnership. the u.s. military dropped bombs from above. while these kurdish fighters did the grunt work. they backed isis into this final holdout, a squalid section no bigger that a

the mujahedeen have been rewarded victory by god after years of jihad they were able to achieve their aim and hurried to announce the caliph and choose the image. that they were. in 2014 i asked seized control of large parts of iraq and syria and declared the territory a caliphate a u.s. led international coalition for back and re took the territory over the course of about 2 years. but daddy was on the run and the us posted a $25000000.00 reward for information on his whereabouts in march this year the u.s. declared victory over i asked primitive only say many observers this year baghdadi reemerged releasing messages calling on i asked fighters to regroup now that he's believed to be dead the question is how the jihadi movement itself will endure without baghdadi. and with me in the studio now is the w.'s anya shot for not who is going to talk about the significance of al baghdadi killing if it will be in fact confirmed now on yeah my 1st question is just how reliable these reports are about al baghdadi his death well marianna the news of baghdad is killing should be take handled wit

the mujahedeen have been rewarded victory by god after years of jihad they were able to achieve their aim and hurried to announce the caliphate and choose the. in 2014 i asked seized control of large parts of iraq and syria and declared the territory a caliphate a u.s. led international coalition for back and re took the territory over the course of about 2 years. back daddy was on the run and the us posted a $25000000.00 reward for information on his whereabouts in march this year the u.s. declared victory over i asked primitive early say many observers. baghdadi reemerged releasing messages calling on ai as fighters to regroup now that he's believed to be dead the question is how the jihadi movement itself will endure without baghdadi . all right so we do know that he has been on the run for several years now. and how powerful has this man been recently. before i answer a question i just received some in for i know about. democratic. forces in north syria just announced the killing of the what about it joint operation operation between. the american military forces or intelligence a

countryside and i learned how extremists were exploiting local conditions in conflicts as fuel for jihad. but we know that attacks on religious liberty don't always take an interfaith form. sometimes they're simply efforts by an thor taryn regime to capture it, to berned it in surrendering its character for the tyrants' darker ends. i've heard stories from nick raug guan community leaders about that country's ongoing violence and brutality. the church and clergy there who believe their faith calls upon them to try to restore some sense of peace and justice are under attack for doing precisely that. because priests were unwilling to simply stand by as atrocities were committed by the regime, daniel ortega has called the roman catholic kumongers.lf they've told me how his paramilitary forces stormed the parish of the reverend gutierrez amid a hail of bullets father gutierrez called a local radio station and before breaking down in tears he said they are deviling the churches, the government is killing us. pleaded the ia government cross it is limit into what is inhumane and immoral. the in

grange in mali wives and rates of soldiers killed in jihad this attack take to the streets to vent their anger and grief. and brought the pitch camera in to hit up their clash with then go left at the africa cup of nations.

here in the times of the prophet so it is compatible with islam to be transgender however the front jihad islam sees being transgender as a sickness that can and must be healed through prayer. to start on things everyone should stick to their birth gender he says god did not investigate people to be half man half woman. and his men are collecting money for their own religious school. they see themselves as a civil patrol against sin. in indonesia many people claim to be muslims but what sort of muslims are they they do not know much about our religion we see it as our task to explain the true islam and its rules to the people who are. asked them whizzing calls for evening prayer while people in many countries around the world are becoming increasingly open to same sex relationships and various gender identities indonesia seems to be taking the opposite path. cinta observes this very closely but hopes it's only a phase. i still believe the. indonesia can maintain a balance between democratic and conservative forces the pendulum sometimes swings more to one side sometimes more to the other

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range in ramadi wives and brain it serves off soldiers killed in jihad this attack take to the streets to vent their anger and grief. anger on the pitch cameron that hit a big clash with them going there at the africa cup of nations for amputee football but to fight the addictive mission to win the nations called me just country brought this team do you struggle to reform. hello i'm christine wonderwall come to africa i'm glad you're tuned in nigeria's president mohamed hari is in south africa for a state visit the recent violence in south africa targeting foreigners including nigerians has been the dominant issue the visit was planned before mobs descended on foreign owned properties in and around johannesburg and in the september and i j area reacted strongly its record its ambassador publicly condemned the attacks and criticised the south african government for failing to deal with them nigeria also evacuated several 100 of its citizens via emergency aid that's. not in the geria mobs attacked premises off several south african companies in the country in reprisal forcing several to

arab countries averages 11 percent compared with 7 percent across other emerging markets something jihad is or says governments need to get a grip on the level of growth that countries of that engine are are having is below what is the do to address the unemployment we are in a region where the level of unemployment at the use level exceed 25 to 30 percent and this requires girls to be hired by one or 2 percent. and no country is missing its growth targets quite so like iran where u.s. sanctions are causing the economy to shrink and inflation to reach 30 percent the i.m.f. says the region needs to be prepared for radical change including steering itself away from oil if used to stop the unrest that's already gripping some states from spreading even further. chinese stocks closed almost one percent higher on monday amid positivity about the country's tech sector beijing is actively pursuing a more technology friendly stance to achieve self-sufficiency in the wake of the u.s. campaign against chinese tech giant while away the country is set to launch its own digital currency of it is also

system news outlet code a story says it's gained exclusive access to documents showing that islamic jihad contracted a canadian company called san divine to help build the system the surveillance infrastructure would monitor all of the country's incoming and outgoing internet traffic. very own marley was one of the reporters who worked with coda story on the investigation over tell us a little bit more about what you found. you know so i would start with thing that this is unprecedented move in pakistan in this current environment. and the system in general aims that curbing their traffic which some experts say might also include encrypted messaging services like what. and also the. equipment provided by saying one is capable of directing and blocking the internet traffic in real time meaning the government can essentially intercept the internet address figure at any point and can do anything with it. previously in egypt and. in fact the same technology has been used to install a spy ware in the user's devices. and i would also like to add the same technology which is which then one is pr

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given the fact the syrian kurdish forces are responsible for over 10000 islamic state militants in jihad this and tens of thousands of other sympathizers and family members held in detention centers all across this area which is increasingly becoming a war zone but the problem for the kurdish forces is it is requiring a lot of forces expertise forces that are to protect these areas and they need those now to fight this turkish invasion but the syrian kurdish forces will also be aware that if these judges do escape they could open up a 2nd front against these kurdish forces and we've already seen this happening the few people have a skate from a prison that was hit by a turkish airstrike and they then carried out attacks on those kurdish forces so there is a major dilemma there but adding to the growing international concern will also be these reports of videos now circulating showing forces allegedly linked to the turkish operation executing kurdish fighters who have been held in detained we also have reports of kurdish a civilian. official political official a woman's right activists wh

this is increasingly becoming a war so the major concern among the internet community is among those jihad it's believed as many as 2000 foreign nationals some of them are believed to be europeans while others are russians on from russian area of the region so there is also growing concern about what will happen to those charges daryn standing by for us in istanbul thanks very much. the u.s. and china have a grade on a partial trade deal according to u.s. president donald trump that means the u.s. is suspending plans to increase tariffs on about $250000000000.00 of chinese imports trump and chinese president xi jinping could sign the partial agreement as early as next month investors welcome the news and u.s. markets closed higher on friday. but if the possible made possible partial deal looks like progress to some politicians to many business leaders in the u.s. it's a different story a quarter has the reaction from the new york stock exchange u.s. corporations still having a really really tough time to make investment decisions because there's still so many open question when it comes to

troops against islamic state jihad tastes. fleeing for the 2nd time around half a 1000000 people near the border are at risk wants the un refugee agency but many are already far from home having come here to escape the fighting in other areas of syria turkey wants to push out the kurdish fighters and create a buffer zone that it controls on the syrian side of the border in a fiery speech turkish president at one slammed critics of the plan. really a european union. pull yourself together you know should i say it again if you try to label this operation an invasion. it's very simple we will open the gates and send 3600000 refugees your way richard if you dalton your move to june this is the regular unleaded i. this time in turkey and a possible retaliation turkish state and news agencies say the rockets that hit these towns people came from kurdish held areas on the syrian side of the border but it's not just civilian injuries and deaths that are the concern here kaddish forces from the prisons holding islamist fighters from th

mali has been battling a 7 year long insurgency which has seen jihad is take control of large parts of the country now that's one aspect of the fighting another is interethnic violence and that has seen thousands of people feel their homes some have been displaced within mali and as you're about to see they're being forced to live in complete squalor. it's only a stone's throw from here to downtown but only a short ride from the bustle of the city to this camp but it may as well be on a different planet many in the city say they are unaware of this camp for displaced full and hurts men built on a waste dump this is definitely not the home or anybody would want to leave for anybody should live yet it has become the home of more than 1000 people who fled from interethnic violence in central mali and yes this is their home on a landfill full of waste and their homes also made of waste the smoke that you see around me is because of the waste is being burnt around them. the smell is overpowering people burn waits to clear a little space creating thick smoke there drifts through this site. w

leader of the group he's also reported dead but even now over 10000 eyes militants remain to plot jihad and vengeance. the firefighters are battling huge places in northern and southern california strong winds are fanning the flames and the statewide emergency has been to clad the state's governor says officials were using every resource available the kinkaid fire burning for the last 5 days has destroyed more than 90 buildings and threatens 80000 more evacuation orders have been issued for the 200000 people in sonoma county north of san francisco. the curse of sonoma county just 2 years ago this wealthy area of northern california burned now it's again the region worst hit by the state's blazes fear of the flames has returned to communities that had just begun to recover from their last devastating encounter with fire. if you see this big. smoke in big bold in the sky back there probably within a half hour. listen that it was here already. dinner walked outside my deck was on fire the. time lapse footage shows the sonoma plays darkening the sky on sunday firefighting conditions worsene