they have to get rid of macross policies and macross policies if it's means the e.u. mccrone the government are highly connected with their image with their program. doesn't seem to suffer from this lack of legitimacy and he doesn't realize how serious and dangerous it is for everybody in france is completely dismissive is stone deaf. the u.s. district court for the district of columbia has produced an order shedding light on the case of an american born journalist who was detained at st louis airport without charges earlier this week now according to the document. shami who works for the english language iranian news channel press t.v. has been detained as a material witness she has been appointed as she has been appointed an attorney but has not been accused of any crime authorities also confirming that the journalist will be released after she testifies in a grand jury investigation earlier we spoke to her friend who told us she has been in contact with the hashemi family. i've been in regular contact with mises children who are all in america decades of experience

they have to get rid of macross policies and macross policies if it means the e.u. mccrone the government are highly connected with their image with their program or more who. doesn't seem to suffer from this lack of legitimacy and he doesn't realize how serious and they. it is for everybody in france is completely dismissive or stoned. at least thirty civilians including members of the press and medical personnel have been injured during clashes between the palestinians and the israeli forces at the gaza border the palestinian health ministry has reported that botts after palestine witnessed another day of great march of return protests which started almost a year ago in spring twenty eighty zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero up till now there are hundreds of palestinians that are still coming to the site to protest this friday in the forty third friday of the great march of return we can see that the israeli forces are using

they have to get rid of macross policies and macross policies if it's means the e.u. and the government are highly connected with their image with their program and moreover. doesn't seem to suffer from this lack of legitimacy and he doesn't realize how serious and dangerous it is for everybody in france is completely dismissive is tone deaf. moscow's mis. try that again moscow's municipal court is preparing to hear the appeal of paul whelan next week the man behind bars in the russian capital on a charge of espionage r.t. has spoken with his lawyer who gave us some insight into whelan's life in jail and the ongoing investigation. we've been considering his case he's very confident sometimes jokey with a positive mood and he believes it was an investigative error and he can prove his innocence he claims he didn't collect any classified data with them he didn't have any intentions and he didn't work for intelligence you know but he denies any guilt . just not on the money but i find the current evidence insufficient it's only five to ten percent of the whole picture so

macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natascha butler al-jazeera paris the turkish president is looking into establishing what he calls save zones which would make it easier for refugees to return to syria about four million of them are living in turkey an estimated three hundred thousand have already returned to syria and some of the german has more now from gaziantep on the turkish syrian border. in the last few months turkish government has closed down a number of refugee camps inside turkish territory perhaps making way for these refugees to go back to syria president have our go on saying that three hundred thousand people have returned to syria but these people have gone back to areas which have been under turkish back to rebel fighters for a number of years in the area of to rob lowe's and bob which came under rebel control under the administrative control of of turkish government in twenty sixteen and

nationwide debate aimed at tackling the yellow vests protests in a letter published in french newspapers macross said he was open to ideas but warned he will not back down from his twenty seventeen election promises france has been hit by more than two months of yellow vest demonstrations which began over a fuel price hike a left wing italian activist convicted of murder and wanted for nearly four years has landed in rome has added but he still was arrested in bolivia on saturday his extradition is the result of cooperation between right wing political leaders in brazil and it's really more now from chad an agenda. his story reads like a novel he might have penned himself chesser a but steep revolutionary convicted murderer and writer finally caught after forty years on the run down theone need known solo to be thought funny many is not only to relatives and to victims but he entire country were mortified by governments that were protecting a terrorist like but. it all began in the one nine hundred seventy s. when he belonged to an armed leftists group it wanted to bring down the toilet in gover

the race crust or corny chauny is another typical feature you couldn't hold in a beer macross it should be no higher than two or three centimeters the florida. today naples is home to some three thousand pizza makers gennaro luciano also trains aspiring p.c. only understood it catered to maintaining the tradition of authentic neo pilots and pizza from a film i inherited their passion for pizza from my great grandfather my grandfather and my father. you know when i was thirteen i learned the art myself you know i'm fifty seven and will pass it undermines children and grandchildren it's a tradition that should never be allowed to disappear from the dram i feel even hollywood immortalize naples pizza making tradition julia roberts appearance in the end seek a pizzeria mickael it certainly added to the restaurant's popularity. with we came here straight from the airport and we even brought our suitcases just to eat the pizza here. there are only two varieties here marinara and margarita both cost four euros pizza is after all supposed to be nourishment for everyone not a part of that tradit

repression amnesty international has strongly denounced that there is an author of terror in drift to mr macross power to continue posing his policy at the service of the richest at any cost well these protests have been rocking france now since the seventeenth of november so we're into off physical months of these protests and during that time more than four and a half thousand people have been arrested as part of what we've seen of these protests has been some extreme violence not just here in paris but also in other cities across france of people who have been coming out to the streets to make their voices heard that violence has been described by some as being the worst writing that france has seen in both inhofe a century. well the yellow vests movement had seemed as if it was running out of steam going from around three hundred thousand people taking part on the first protests to just a couple of thousand ten thousand taking part in the last sets of protests the question is now will this arrest of one of the so-called leaders of the yellow vests now be the powder keg ahead of act eight on

demonstrations they used tear gas against protesters this national debate is like sleeping gas you know macross and suggested a national debate but we know it's useless because the government says they won't review anything that's been done in the last eighteen months and there appears to be a real apathy for this initiative with one poll suggesting that only forty one percent of respondents saying that they would even take part. it wasn't just louis the sixteenth two faced his greatest challenge when the french took to the streets the fifth republic's pounded to go also found his position untenable following the riots in sixty eight and would be yellow vests still calling for corns resignation it appears that this national debate may not be enough to heal the wounds of a country so deeply divided. auty paris. us democrats are reportedly preparing subpoenas for donald trump's interpreters who worked on his meetings with vladimir putin over concerns the american president has concealing nationally significant information if i had a choice i'd rather not do that with the with the interpreters but

not the problem even if the french can get rid of micro they have to get rid of macros policies and macross policies it's it's means the e.u. and when you see. the president of the european commission saying that there can't be any democracy choice against the european treaties you you think had how necessary it is to have that for exits that means a french exit of the e.u. and a french exit of the e.u. it means of course to destruction of the e.u. . talk about the policies but the the french officials they've publicly said a number of times that they're not going to back down with these reforms but in your opinion now because we've seen this with mint go on for so long now do they have any other options. mccrone the government are highly connected with their image with their program or. doesn't seem to suffer from this lack of legitimacy and he doesn't realize how serious and dangerous it is for everybody in france is completely dismissive is stone deaf micro can't help insulting frenchman for instead of treating them as an intractable goals and a few days ago he declared that too many fre

nationwide debate aimed at tackling the yellow vests protests in an open letter in french newspapers macross said he was open to ideas but warned he'll not back down from his twenty seven thousand election promises france has been hit by more than two months of yellow vest demonstrations which began over a fuel price hike. police in zimbabwe have fired tear gas at protesters angry about high fuel prices the cost of petrol and diesel more than doubled on sunday as president emerson man god was government battles with crippling shortages that have seen sleep in fuel queues frustrated demonstrators have barricaded roads and set tires on file. a court in the democratic republic of congo he will hear the case of a presidential runner up martin for you know who is challenging the election result he says the vote was a fraud and has demanded a recount after his rival felix shoes to katie was declared the winner police say no one's been injured after a fire the worlds largest hindu festival in india it swept through several tense in order to protest state where millions of pilgrims have gathered for

country's rights record while the tasha butler joins us live now from the french capital emmanuel macrossand making some strong comments natasha egypt's human rights record what more is even saying. yes that's right the french president is clearly criticizing egypt's human rights record under president sisi saying it's much worse today than it was under the former egyptian leader hosni mubarak who was deposed in twenty eleven there's some strong comments on the french president's first visit to egypt just before he actually meets a presidency you see he also said that you can use national security if you like an excuse for human rights abuses and that is a reference again to the fact the president sisi often talks about the importance of national security it's a priority he says for egypt is certainly a change in positional thinking for the french president from twenty seventeen when president sisi was invited by a man on my call to paris and at the time emanuel markhor said it wasn't france's place to lecture egypt about civil liberties while he was quite criticized here in france by hum

about ten years ago or a little bit over the over the when we actually had a democratically the macross tickle you reacted political party in power the members of the ruling coalition kicked physically kicked journalists. the the so you think it's untrue moment now that john threatened the other jonathan the anti corruption console so that media is completely politically influenced i think we have a lot to deal with in serbia and we are dealing with it and i think the situation is improving and by no means by no means worse than in last night's event last month an official from the security information agency the marco resigned the rich so the greatest threat to serbia of a foreign agents working in media non-governmental agencies and opposition parties it's an easy smear isn't it talk about foreign agents in the media when you have no evidence for that what it is absolutely ridiculous to quote one public servant at the conference where the president of serbia talked about threats and i'd talked about threats and you have the president and the prime minister talking about about threats

macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natascha butler al-jazeera paris. well the president of the philippines has promised the those responsible for the bombing of a catholic church will face justice well regarded thirteen visited the scene in the south of the country where at least twenty people were killed in the attack later claimed by arsal from the island of hollowed jamila reports. hello sulu has a rich history chinese arab and spanish traders have all made it home in centuries past but now it is rife with armed groups holo is one of the most militarized places in the philippines the philippine military established a permanent presence here decades ago but armed groups continue to have bases here including i will say yes known for its widespread criminal activities. factions pledged allegiance to eisele a few years ago but the government claimed it was winning the fight against the group sundays attack

debate aimed at tackling the yellow vest protests in an open letter published in french newspapers macross said he was open to ideas but warned he will not back down from his twenty seven thousand election promises france has been rocked by more than two months of yellow vest demonstrations which began over a fuel price hike the letter touches on a variety of issues let's talk about that now with natasha barlow who is live for us in paris and has been following this for us so natasha just what exactly is president mccrum proposing. what. is proposing is a grand national citizens debate that will take place over the next two months of across france and what he does in his letter escaped shouts of the details of that debate he's saying that he wants people to discuss of the four main themes amongst them things like tax social services immigration climate change and people can participate at a local level in meetings organized by mayors in villages and towns across the country and also online and they can answer a series of questions he says that everything can be debated in the idea is that

macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may have please campaigners but it's less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris you have al-jazeera live from london more on the program a search continues for hundreds of people still missing in brazil after friday's down collapse that unleashed a massive mudslide also a sense of freedom under blockade gaza's you'd find purpose through the urban sport of park or. hello there heavy rain is causing us a few problems in parts of australia the northern parts of queensland have seen a lot of flooding and some landslides as well but that system responsible it's not as nudging a bit further south so for the northern parts then it's not quite as wet as it has been and instead the main focus of that rain is just edging southwards elsewhere and for perth it's going to be rather warm and rather dry over the next few days thirty one degrees maximum temperatures and elsewhere the temperatures are on the rise so force in ade

so far emanuel macross first trip to egypt is proving to be a delicate balancing act the french president wants to boost cooperation and trade with cairo while delivering a strong message on human rights and what president since he came to paris in october twenty seventeen we had a long discussion about that and i think things have not gone in the right direction since then since that time there have been bloggers journalists and activists who've been imprisoned that is a reality and though i have respect for egypt i cannot ignore this president abdel fattah el-sisi suggested that egypt needed no lessons in human rights was a length of b.g. it will not advance by bloggers egypt will thrive and work on effort on its children's perseverance we are doing economic social political and religious reform for macro it was a change of tone from the twenty seventeen meeting with sisi at the time he said it wasn't france's place to lecture egypt over civil liberties some campaign is and friends have been urging that cross it take a tougher stand on human rights and end arms sales to cairo these acti

debate aimed at tackling the yellow vests protests in an open letter published in french newspapers macross said he was open to ideas but warned he'll not back down from his twenty seven thousand election promises france has been hit by more than two months of yellow vest demonstrations which began over a fuel price hike letter touched on several issues including taxation citizenship and democracy our correspondent tasha butler has been gauging reaction in paris. what the french president is hoping for with his letters to try and quell the protests that we've seen across france for more than two months now by responding to one of the main demands of the yellow dress protesters and that is that they don't have they say enough of a say in the way that france is run they feel that their government simply part of this metropolitan elite that is out of touch with their concerns so emanuel my core strategy is to launch what he calls a grand national citizens debate and his letter details how that's going to work with debates up and down the country various themes like tax all social services and

macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may please campaigners but is less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris al-jazeera senior political analyst marwan bashara says president likewise ultimately focused on advancing his country's interests on this trip. he seeking to advance french interests in egypt in africa everything else is beside the point is specially his conversation about human rights meaning he needs to talk about human rights because france claims to be a champion of human rights and has universal values so called the republican values but in effect what president mccourt tried to do is try to get a lot of business for french business try to expand the francophonie in egypt try to reach understandings with the egyptian president about the future of libya the chip the future of the especially the future of their own a good general have to in libya about the security on the libyan border there and various things that have to do with the a

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nationwide debate aimed at tackling the yellow vest protests in a letter published in french newspapers macross said he was open to ideas what war he will not back down from his twenty seven thousand election promises. police in zimbabwe have fired tear gas of protesters angry about high fuel prices the cost of petrol and diesel more than doubled on sunday as president emerson mangos government battles with crippling shortages that have seen motorists sleep in fuel use. a court in the democratic republic of congo is expected to hear the case of presidential runner up martin for union was challenging the election result he says the vote is fraudulent and has demanded a recount after his rival felix she said katie was declared the winner police say no one's been injured after a fire at the world's largest hindu festival in india the fire swept through a number of tents in or to pradesh state where millions of pilgrims have gathered for what is known as the calm. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's back to in search of putin's russia. to understand contradictions in t

macross always said that he's a president who believes in talking frankly on this occasion it's an approach that may have police campaigners but it's less clear what impact it will have on future relations between paris and cairo natasha butler al jazeera paris in our other top stories the turkish government says it expects the four million syrian refugees currently living in turkey to return home after a safe zones have been set up president says he and his u.s. counterpart donald trump of discussed setting up a thirty kilometer wide safe zone in syria running along the border it's also intended to protect turkey from kurdish armed groups pope francis is saying he fears there could be a bloodbath in venezuela as pressure grows on nicolas maduro but there are started a second presidential term earlier this month and is rejected rejecting calls from e.u. nations for new elections majorities critics are hoping the country's armed forces will turn against him opposition leader who has proclaimed himself the interim president but madeira saying that quite zero is part of a u.s. led. funerals ha

criticized egypt's human rights record on a visit to cairo emanuel macross says it appears even worse now than under the deposed president hosni mubarak the tasha butler reports from powers. so far emanuel macro's first trip to egypt is proving to be a delicate balancing act the french president wants to boost cooperation and trade with cairo while delivering a strong message on human rights of what president since he came to paris in october twenty seventeen we had a long discussion about that and i think things have not a guard in the right direction since then since that time there have been bloggers journalists and activists who've been imprisoned that is a reality and though i have respect for egypt i cannot ignore this president abdel fattah el-sisi suggested that egypt needed no lessons in human rights was a length of palm beach it will not advance by bloggers egypt will thrive and work on effort on its children's perseverance we are doing economic social political and religious reform for macro it was a change of tone from the twenty seventeen meeting with sisi at the time he

vest demonstrators have marched for the tenth straight weekend protesting against president emanuel macross government it is the first mass rally since my called for a national debate in response to the movement they were chained to has more from parish. the police were most notable by their absence as the yellow vests first took to the streets of the french capital for their tenth weekly demonstration in a row. clashes two were largely absent but there's growing concern about the number of protesters who've been seriously injured in confrontations with the police says the demonstrators started two months ago. fifteen people so far have lost an eye after being hit with rubber coated bullets which police call defense balls. a use of excessive force is a common practice nowadays we did a first survey one month ago and it seems nothing has really changed from police tactics neither in the orders given by the authorities. but police sources say when they're being attacked with glass bottles cinderblocks acid a metal bolts defense board launches are the only weapons that scare people in the so-c