money it's a struggle for going to go it's a struggle for more even beyond go to libya places like libya algeria libya old to europe and search for mother distant green opposes. also went after them for support they have too much of a country's past trauma now he's finally back on truck. look at my brother at school years says i look at my mom to do this i look at myself and go my father is number 2 i'm the man of the house now. so i'm very happy. i do not dreams of opening his own organization to help support other young people from his homeland. i'm glad the tyros choice to return home has worked out well for him believe it or not he's actually one of the lucky ones either way to me migrants across africa face many more challenges when they go back home from unemployment to stigmatization in the gun via our reporter it can mine he met with young rita knees and the international organization for migration to find out how they deal with the situation. the gambia is responsible for the highest number of people emigrating pro-capital than any other african nation and that's truly shocking if you c

money it's a struggle for go into it to stop them from moving even beyond go to libya places like libya algeria and even be all to europe and such will not exist and green opposite. how do now also went after them for support they have of a country's past trauma now is finally back on track. look at my brother at school yess i look at my mum to do this i look at myself oh my father is normal so i am the man of the house not. so i'm very happy. had room and dreams of opening his own organization to help support and the young people from his homeland. i'm glad the tyros choice to return home has worked out well for him believe it or not he's actually one of the last you woods of the only to need migrants across africa face many more challenges when they go back home from unemployment to stigmatization in the gandhi oh our reporter edith committee met with young rita knees and the international organization for migration to find out how they deal with the situation. the gambia is responsible for the highest number of people emigrating per capita than any other african nation and that's truly shock

leave north africa particularly algeria libya and tunisia to reach the italian coast for example in july 82 migrants fleeing fighting in libya died when their boat capsized off the coast of the disease a city south of the south of tunisia now the italian government says 2018 has adopted a very hard line when it comes to dealing with migrants. ensuring that most of them don't reach the. shores of italy. and returned back to countries like a period of years all tennesseans meant keeping only those facing political persecution in the homes here in tennessee of this is an issue which is raising debate as the governor as the political parties are scrambling about to put together a government of a coalition government because medicine is saying that one of the reasons why many migrants including to new zealand are leaving the country risking their lives is because their governments failed them the governments are the ones who are supposed to be improving the living standards for the tunisians for them to be able to stay home or not think of a risky alternative which is trying to reach europe.

but we will see slightly thursday into friday is this cloud working its way eastwards across algeria into libya that is where we could see want to 2 showers maybe to coastal areas as well but sunday not cool 27 in tunis. sponsored town. protesting about how does this in their online life face mental seen from directly out of the crowd love it slavery or join us on sat this is in a. academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come down everyone has a voice in the trenches real 'd discussion is real and are in europe we talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. and again i'm the stars here today and a reminder of our top stories this hour turkish forces and kurdish fighters continue to battle in the border town of russell and considered a strategic point for both syrian forces moving north of also become a major obstacle for turkey. but a high level u.s. delegation is on its way to tacky hoping to convince the president there to call off his offensive in northeastern syria it's believed vice president mike p

the global lens because we know sleep arer cells are operating around the world in places like algeria, libya and afghanistan. this is something the administration is certainly going to have to keep an eye on moving forward. and while the president has said in the past the isis caliphate and isis itself is completely destroyed, that is not true. isis affiliates are still operating around the world, but as we know today, the leader of the islamic state, al-baghdadi, is dead. chris? chris: and, trey, what about the possibility of retaliation? often times when one of the leaders of these jihadi groups dies, there is talk about people striking back, there's a possibility of retaliation in syria, in europe and here even in the u.s. are jihadi web site groups talking about this? >> reporter: well, this is certainly a major concern. what we've been able to see monitoring some of these groups on the internet and also reports indicating today that these isis sympathizers are certainly keeping an eye on what is happening. early reports indicated that many said they didn't believe it was true, but we wi

parts of the mediterranean may just bring a few spots of right into northern areas of algeria maybe also into libya dry weather pushes in behind. an act of youthful defiance. your turn next doctor also in the school they arrested me at home at 4 in the morning while the electric shock treatment was the worse that triggered a revolution. the arrest of those children sparked it all of which became a battle without and that was the beginning of the armstrong in syria. the boy who started the syrian war on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks into this market started peacefully. is taken. with detailed coverage. not be having 110 meters which is so deep that only have 15 minutes on the seabed from around the world. may never be found if they still exist his legacy lives on. going around to the top stories here. kurdish fighters in northern syria say they'll abide by a cease fire plan agreed between the u.s. and turkey u.s. vice president mike pence says turkey's leader. has agreed to a truce for 5 days to let the syrian kurdish forces withdraw from a 32 kilometer zone and. the u.k.'s prime minister

gymnasia line between libya to the east and algeria to the west facing europe to the north and the smallest country in north africa. its strategic coastal position on the mediterranean made it an inviting the cation for a country seeking to expand their empires in the ancient world the phoenicians the romans ottoman kings and in the 1900 century france all have taken their turn to plant a firm foothold in tunisia. indonesia bans maintains of all pledge to belong to the influence of colonial france is still felt today french is widely spoken across tunisia and the chin is in community in france today numbers over half a 1000000. in the spring of 881 french troops invaded june is here meeting little resistance and agreement strongly favoring the french known as the treaty of bob dole gave the colonizers almost full control of tunis in affairs while french settlements in the country were also encouraged. gymnasia finally gained independence in 1956 following political negotiations and a campaign by china's ian fighters to end french colonial rule known as the full larga they drew inspiration f

parts of the mediterranean may just bring a few spots of right into northern areas of algeria maybe also into libya trial weather pushes in behind. i don't deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you decide to i disagree with that toy. sounds like blaming the public the country for the our knowledge or seeming anybody these people well trained much of the islamic state machine. vary and version of popular culture teachers join me mad the sun as i put the questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. al-jazeera. welcome back if you come out of the top stories here on al-jazeera fighting is ongoing in northeastern syria less than a day after a temporary cease fire was announced by the u.s. and turkey shelling and gunfire are continuing now to east one syrian border town on friday despite the agreement. thousands of people in lebanon of protest against the government's new plans for the economy security forces used tear gas and water cannon on demonstrators who lit fires and blocked main roads. after fierce gun battles mexican security forces have

parts of the mediterranean may just bring a few spots of right into northern areas of algeria maybe also into libya dry weather pushes in behind. my father simmons was. taken by the chinese government all i want to stay with my son stay with my wife and so on this is a really human rights abuses of our time we decided to talk about it. just. tell the world. the truth about china's systematic repression of the week is. tell the world coming soon on al-jazeera. amano top stories here on jazeera u.s. vice president mike pence says turkey has agreed to pause its offensive in northern syria and says turkish president richard. has agreed to a ceasefire for 5 days to let syrian kurdish forces withdraw from a 32 kilometer zone in northeast syria. the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson has managed to clinch a new brakes deal with the european union but it's unclear if enough m.p.'s will back the agreement when they vote on it on saturday. its president donald trump has been accused of directing officials to consult his personal lawyer about washington's policy on ukraine you're some bastard to the e.u. gor

account also the geopolitical context this is a country neighborhood by libya which faces a civil war and by neighboring algeria which has its own political problems and this why the international community wants to see this succeed but ultimately ultimately for the millions of tennesseans it's no longer about entrenched in the political institutions it's more about a government willing and able to reduce budget deficit and reduce unemployment which stands at something like 15 percent and really an inflection in inflation which stands at 7 percent those are the biggest problems for a country that does not have natural sources but where millions of young to his ears have high hopes that a worker takes over whether wins should immediately start addressing those problems or i for the motion for the moment live for us there in tunis thank. the speaker of iraq's parliament is threatening to join mass demonstrations in bank tag unless the demands of protesters are met thousands of battle police in the streets for 5 straight days demanding jobs better public services and an end to corruption almost 100 people have bee

a chance of showers across libya, pushing northwards and eastward through sunday. one or two showers possible in the far west of algeriae seen heavy showers in west africa. this is the ivory coast, some flooding over the past few days, heavy downpours coming through. those heavy showers are set to continue across west africa into liberia and sierra leone. ♪ ♪ anchor: a reminder of the top stories, mass protests in lebanon demanding the removal of the government. the prime minister has given rival groups 72 hours to unite and get behind his reform plans. violence in barcelona between police and catalan separatists. earlier, hundreds of thousands descended on the city in a show of support for nine jailed catalan separatist leaders. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan says the offensive in northern syria will resume in minutes if kurdish fighters don't abide by the cease-fire. the truce is largely holding, so far. forcek. prime minister johnson will face an uphill battle to get his brexit deal to armament saturday. andnorthern irish dup others are planning to vote against the agreement. before thethe calm storm. inurda

showers into the far north of algeria northern parts of tunisia with more cloud too just sliding into morocco over the next. what about plants into northern parts of libyaand there's always a chance of one of 2 spots of rain coming in here. and then i would put out more in my very macho culture has been very harmful to the economy and the minds of many people challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in the room to come on what is keep poverty in the economy and i'm not trying to break these barriers so much she's mount thank you bing women access to my senses meet the women leading the way. women make change on al-jazeera. cannot deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you disagree i disagree with that toy this sounds like blaming the public the country for the absentee ballot or laming anybody these people well trained much in public office on things long extent machinery and. very and more as you know popular culture teachers join me maddi our son as i put it up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate to al-jazeera. time now for a reminder of the top

some showers there into libya these will push a little further north which in these was as we go through sunday want to see. that was a possibility to say into the fall west of algeria and i was seeing some very heavy showers recently into west africa as of course so we should do this is the ivory coast where we have seen some flooding over the past few days some really heavy downpours coming through here let's see some was bad flooding those heavy showers that set to continue through the gulf of guinea all the way across west africa right there into liberia and sierra leone. it's. an act of youthful defiant it's. your turn next of the road in the school will be at home at 4 in the morning was electric shock treatment of the worse. a revolution . the arrest of those children sparked it all of which became a battle with als and that was the beginning of the armed struggle the syrian. the boy who started the syrian war on al jazeera. among the top stories here now jazeera mass protests continue in lebanon demanding the removal of the government over the worsening economic crisis prime minister saad hariri is giving rival groups in his government 72 hours to unite and

wanted to shout into the far north of algeria northern parts of tunisia with more clout to just flooding into morocco over the next. little clouds into northern parts of libya and there's always a chance of one of 2 spots of rain coming in here. to deal with poverty unless you deal with the guy you disagree i just agree with that toy it sounds like blaming the public the country for the our knowledge or seeming anybody these people ah well trained much a part of the islamic state machinery and been very. popular little jersey to join me i'm in the hot sun as i put the questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera this hour the u.s. has imposed sanctions on turkey warning it stands ready to destroy the turkish economy if turkey continues its military campaign in ne in syria on the battlefield a small unit of syrian government forces have entered the city of the invitation of kurdish forces raising fears of a direct confrontation with turkey voting is underway mozambique's general election the ruling fairly more bodies extend expected to extend its decades lo

shout into the far north of algeria northern parts of tunisia little more cloud to just sliding into morocco over the next day or so but a bit of cloud 2 into northern parts of libya and there's always a chance of one of 2 spots of rain coming in here. a clandestine world of illegal trade what you have here is not just archaeological object you're talking about the political damage. well the spoils of war are smuggled in so we need to walk in houses and private collectors dying for selling an artifact is worth finances the beheadings and massacres in the middle east. that's one quick solution trafficking al-jazeera. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera syrian government forces of moved into the strategic city of man be as well as other towns in northern syria a day after being invited in by kurdish forces at least 5 people one policeman and 4 protesters have been killed in the latest round the government of the stray sions in guinea and protesters take to the streets of barcelona spain supreme court handed lengthy jail sentences the 9 catalan separatist leaders for their roles in the failed in the pendants bid 2 years ago. let's go back to our

some showers there into libya these will push a little further north which in these was as we go through sunday want to see showers a possibility to into the far west of algeria and i would say some very heavy showers recently and see west africa as of course so we should do this is the ivory coast where we have seen some flooding over the past few days some really heavy downpours coming through here let's see some was spread flooding those heavy showers there set to continue through the gulf of guinea all the way across west africa right there into liberia and sierra leone. what are you protesting about how does this impact whether on line. directly out of the ground like it's lately or if you join us on saturday this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come about everyone has a voice which is real. and arguably the solution on al-jazeera. and again remind of the top stories here not just 0 mass protests continue in lebanon demanding the removal of the government over the worsening economic crisis prime minister saad hariri has given rival

some showers there into libya and he'll push a little further north which in these woods as we go through sunday want to see showers a possibility to into the far west of algeria and i would say some very heavy showers recently into west africa as of course so we should do this is the ivory coast where we have seen some flooding over the past few days some really heavy downpours coming through here lead to some widespread flooding those heavy showers there set to continue through the gulf of guinea all the way across west africa right there into liberia and sierra leone. although worked as state with the most unstable where was the rest internment and mass indoctrination children are now in the process of reeducation or chinese assimilation forced labor and the use of high tech surveillance we're being complicit in the human rights abuses that are occurring an australian investigation into china systematic repression of the weakest tell the world on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour at least 2 people have been killed during mass protests across lebanon tens of thousands of people but out on the streets demanding politica

mediterranean we could well on wednesday see a few more showers across into algeria and maybe just on into their small coastal areas of libya as well and then as we head off into thursday not a great deal of change again cloud across will southern areas of algeria. $980.00 to egypt and israel bill to. drive a wedge between the neighboring communities the sinai and. just there to his stories. to his. on al-jazeera. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera turkey has pushed on with its offensive in northern syria pounding kurdish fighters and ignoring economic sanctions by the west more than 160000 people have been displaced in the last 7 days syrian troops backed by russia have entered the city of turkish forces are gathering at the border but russia says it will not allow turkish and syrian government forces to clash and the e.u. has given britain a deadline of the end of tuesday to work out a breck's a deal ahead of a veto summit. protests are taking place in barcelona for a 2nd night over the lengthy jail sentences given to 9 catalan separatist leaders on monday. the politicians were found guilty of sediti