some outlets are actively hostile since much of the media in malta is dominated by the same politicalparties. we conducted an investigation for 6 months known to the online hate machine was drawn by today purporting government we managed to gain access to secret and closed groups online members of these groups including the president of malta the prime minister of malta and most of the members of parliament people were encouraged to follow her and put photos of her online she was depicted as a witch. burnt at the stake daphne. was the victim of a dehumanization campaign at a loss of her own tertius. when i was 9 years old the front door of the house was searched on fire when i was maybe old 7 years old i remember coming home and finding go up a dog doorstep with its throat slit. i just thought that this kind of stuff was normal because my mother was the only journalist i knew obviously i was a kid like 200 meters after years of threats intimidation and attacks on her and her family daphne cow wanted to let see her was killed by a bomb planted in her car. doing the same drugs she did t

states announced that they would take in migrants did malta open a harbor. the refugees were finally safe but the lifeline was confiscated and a new odyssey began for captain. he had to stand trial charged with not properly registering the lifeline which sailed under the dutch flank. right sense that's absurd. and you can clearly read your. own quote from saddam. and not all good dutch authorities deny this. and this is in my opinion. impossible. in maine 2019 the court imposed a fine of 10000 euros rice launched an appeal the case has been repeatedly postponed. regardless of the outcome isn't willing to give up last september he sound the eleonora under the german flag and brought more than 100 people to italy separate proceedings are underway there. oh no. well joining me now in studio is ruben noid about a spokesperson of the german charity c. watch a different rescue migrant rescue organization thanks for being with us this morning so some rescue charities see legal cases like this one that we're looking at now as is deliberately designed to make the wor

the small mediterranean island state of malta has been producing a lot of news recently all because of a blog called running commentary and its author definitely kind of want to see it described as a one woman wiki leaks kind of want to see a road stories on politics and corruption and because mortars mainstream news media did not want to touch those stories the blog was the only place that people could really learn about a system involving the people they had elected the bribes the kickbacks money laundering and embezzlement running commentary came to a sudden end though in 2017 when carter wanted to lead syria was murdered killed by a bomb planted in her car this past month malta's prime minister josef most scott resigned after it emerged that his aides may have had a hand in that murder the listening posts flo phillips now on a reporter who was killed for the work she did and how the late daphne koller want to see as journalism continues to make news. october 16th 2017 there are crooks everywhere you look now at the situation desk. these were the last words ever written by daphne gl

murdoch's media empire was born his news outlets there have got climate change denial down to a science malta and the journalistic legacy of the late daphne kind of want to believe her story is far from complete the balsa not all government in brazil it's corruption exposed by journalism wants to shoot the messenger and. poetic justice on the tory saudi operative clear in the murder of. sneers at his critics in australia soaring temperatures extended droughts and persistent winds have resulted in a wildfire season like no other yet as so much of the country burns most of the australian media outlets owned by rupert murdoch refused to call this story what scientists say it really is a disaster exacerbated by the climate crisis millions of acres have been burned out dozens of people have died wildlife is on the run and papers like the astray and networks like sky news astray are not just dismissing the scientific consensus they're trafficking in some false debunked narratives instead. media empire has long held a disproportionate influence over politics in australia he and prime minister scott

malta refused to allow his ship to dock for days. >> the way people are treated here make me want to cry. people talk about trump anand hs wall but i have the impreression that europe is no o better. >> only after several othther states a announced that they wee taken some o of the migrants did malta open the harbor. the refugees were finally safe, but the lifeline was confiscated and a new odyssey began. the captain was charged with not properly registering the lifeline, which sailed under a dutch flag. an accusation that he saiddas absurd.. after a court imposed a 10,000 euro fine in may 2019, h he launched an appeal. now, he has finally been vindicated. the battle is not over. another ship captained by him was seized by italian authorities last year after he rescued 100 people from the sea. separate proceedings are underway there. brent: earlier, i spoke with the captain of the lifeline. this is what he told me about the verdict. >> today, t the court accepts te appeal, so they don't find me, and this is very important for the otother ngos. i think k it w was just -- i wa2 times i

captain wanted to save lives but felt that everywhere he looked obstacles were in his path italy and malta refused to allow his ship to die for days. the way people are treated around here makes me want to cry people talk about trump and mexico and a small but i have the impression that europe is no better. only after several other e.u. states announced that they would take an migrants did open a harbor. the refugees were finally safe but the lifeline was confiscated and a new odyssey began for captain. he had to stand trial charged with not properly registering the lifeline which sailed under the dutch flank. right sense that's absurd. and you can clearly read your. book. i don't know all the dutch authorities deny this. and this is in my opinion. impossible. in maine 2019 the court imposed a fine of 10000 euros. in appeal the case has been repeatedly postponed. regardless of the outcome isn't willing to give up last september he sailed the eleonora under the german flag and brought more than 100 people to italy separate proceedings are underway there. well joining me now in the studio is

i'm of course in malta rules in favor of a ship's captain who rescued migrants from the mediterranean we salmon the role of charities in helping migrants trying to reach europe. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the stampede at the funeral of the assassinated general kasam sola mommy has claimed at least 56 lives according to iran's state media hundreds of thousands had gathered in the city of care mon to pay their last respects to the general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike after days of ceremonies and processions the burial of soul the money has now because. they were here to say good bye to a military command they called their own 7 instead they lost their own law. lives caught up in a stampede as hundreds of thousands of mourners descended on cameron. yard this is the home town of kasim saloon my any the general killed by a u.s. military drone last friday. after a 3 day state funeral procession his journey has come to an end i am was following the stampede iran's later smarter is being buried. but for iranians their anger over the killing of their national hero lives on

now staying in malta and robert abella will be next prime minister after being elected as the new leader of the governing labor party a short time ago to replace joseph muscat who's one spot this career was brought down by a scandal surrounding the matter of a journalist needs barker reports from the capital of the lesser. this is the next leader of the e.u. smallest state robert a bello as one of the ruling labor party's fresh faces elected to parliament in 2017 has been rocked by scandal at the highest levels of government must now restore trust and power central will be finding justice for journalist and blogger . killed by a car bomb and 2017 she died delving into the murky finances of politicians a businessman the family has little faith in the ruling party or the new prime minister. because she. could financial structure. in november 1 of multis riches businessmen juergen fenech was arrested and charged with being an accomplice to the killing he denies involvement fenech implicated the multis prime minister's chief of staff keith schembri as a coconspirator he stood down a bit repo

still ahead on al-jazeera malta has a new after mass protests over an investigative journalists met at the prime minister. plus 100 years after the ill fated league of nations began its work and is history we're using for its success at the u.n. war. heller rain is leaving the arabian peninsula having given away couple of days if this thing here still bring its rain through iran to pakistan and following the rain as always isha mala rather strong and car would normally this time the year which means the high temperature in kuwait is 80 and there was only 19 riyadh doesn't even make fact now the breeze will ease so we can add one degree this is come monday and the rain carries on through pakistan towards northern india where it's still falling otherwise it remains a dry picture don tali druther so a few showers are coming to the horn of africa or dancer kenya and beyond that but this isn't the wet term that you just see you see a few showers building and like the tear victoria tends to generate orange but the big sandstorm in the early morning but here's the general rash of light is sho

states announced that they would take in some of the migrants did malta open a harbor. the refugees were finally safe but the lifeline was confiscated and a new odyssey began for captain of irish he was charged with not properly registering the lifeline which sailed under a dutch flag an accusation that harsh that was absurd. after a court imposed the 10000 euro fine in may 2019 lodged an appeal now he has finally been vindicated the court and the letter acquitting the captain but a battle isn't over another ship captain by him was seized by italian authorities last september after he had rescued 100 people from the sea separate proceedings underway there. let me now bring you up to date but some other stories making news around the bond 5 is that australia taking advantage of milder weather to reinforce containment lines against wildfires that have been burning for months in some parts of the country temperatures are expected to rise again later this week hollywood producer harvey weinstein of weinstein has been charged in los angeles with new counts of sexual assault

. >> so it is on malta?laughter] what is its origin? >> let's see. originally latin, through greek and italian before becoming english. >> quite a journey. [laughter] i have to say, it being from malta is really throwing me. >> maltese gregale. >> so it is a strong wind, i take it. >> strong and gold? wind.ong, cold, northeast >> i will go with my impulse, erroneous though it may be. [spelling word] [bell] yes. [laughter] g-r-e-g-a-l-e. ready? harmattan. >> oh, boy. >> can i have the origin? >> yes. word thatcame from a perhaps took it from arabic. an african language. >> gaharmattan. n wind.y, dust-ladeb harmattan. >> on the atlantic coast of africa. >> hmm. i'll go with -- [spelling word] [bell] h-a-r-m-a-t-t-a-n. >> like a tribute in "the hunger games" up there. [laughter] >> ok. this one has a possible confusion, so i will define it. oom," a hot, dry, violent wind laden with dust from asian and african deserts. >> what is the origin of that word? >> it is from arabic. simoom. >> can you say it one more t

states announced that they would take in some of the migrants did malta open a harbor. the refugees were finally safe but the lifeline was confiscated and a new odyssey began for captain eyes he was charged with not properly veges string the lifeline which sailed under a dutch flag an accusation that highish that was absurd. after a court imposed the 10000 euro fine in may 2019 lodged an appeal now he has finally been vindicated the court and the latter acquitting the captain but a battle isn't over another ship captain by him was seized by italian authorities last september after he had rescued 100 people from the sea separate proceedings underway there. it's 5 years to the day since islamist terrorists went on a deadly rampage against journalists at the french magazine charlie and emotional remembrance in paris to mark the anniversary has just ended staff members at the satirical magazine were killed and many were injured the so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack which was the 1st in a series of incidents that shook france to its core committed

also coming up a port in malta ruling in favor of a ship's captain who rescued migrants at the mediterranean we examine the role of charities in helping migrants trying to reach europe plus france is marking the 5th anniversary of the attack on the satirical magazine charlie it was the 1st in a series of terrorist acts of france and provoked a massive security response look at how it affected the country and how it's been coping with in law make extremism. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the stampede at the funeral of the assassinated general mani has claimed 50 lives according to iran's state media hundreds of thousands had gathered in the city of care mon to pay their latest respects to the general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike it's not know what caused the stampede. they were here to say goodbye to a military commander they called their own instead they lost their own lives caught up in a stampede as hundreds of thousands of mourners descended don't care man. i know this is the hometown of cast son sonny manny the general killed by a u.s. military drone last friday. after a

in a series of terrorist attacks in france and provoked a massive security response and a court in malta rules in favor of the ship's captain who rescued bikers in the mediterranean we'll talk to the captain asked what the ruling means for his great rescue mission. i'm off it's good to have you with us the stampede at the funeral of the assassinated iranian general concepts and the money has claimed at least 56 lives that's according to iran's state media more than 200 people have been injured huge crowds gathered today in his hometown to pay their last respects to the general the general was killed on friday in a u.s. drone strike after days of ceremonies in perceptions the burial of so money had to be postponed. they were here to say good bye to a military command they called their own 7 instead they lost their own lives caught up in a stampede as hundreds of thousands of mourners descended on cameron. parish her yard this is the home town of kasim saloon my any the general killed by a u.s. military drone last friday. to me after a 3 day state funeral procession his journey has come to

prince's involvement in the 20000 murder of saudi and washington post june this jamal khashoggi to malta shoji went into the saudi embassy in istanbul 'd and never returned he was literally hacked to pieces in october 28 teams and many allege that it was the crown prince himself who ordered the killing now after the killing of jamal khashoggi outrage swept the planet the united states included however the trump administration gave a response but it was slow we have identified at least some of the individuals responsible including those in the intelligence services the royal court the foreign ministry and other saudi ministries who we suspect to have been involved in mr to show us death. i don't like stopping massive amounts of money that's being poured into our country spending $110000000000.00 on military equipment and or things that create. like of theirs for this country the kingdom of saudi arabia purchases huge amounts of u.s. weapons and supplies us oil giants with huge amounts of crude the multi-billion dollar relationship seems to take priority over the war in yemen human rights

in malta, lawyer robert abela is slated to be sworn in as malta's next prime minister today, after former prime minister joseph muscat was forced to resign over the murder of investigative journalist daphne caruana galizia. malta's richest man, gambling tycoon yorgen fenech, has been charged with complicity in the journalist's murder and has been arrerested in a separate money laundering case. fenech is also linked to muscat's former chief of staff. two iraqi journalists have been assassinated in the southern city o of basra, sparkrking fear among journalists across iraq. local television correspondent ahmamad abdelsamad and his cameraman safaa ghali were killed in a drive-by shooting. meanwhile, in mexico, radio presenter fidel avila gomez was found dead in the state of michoacan last week, marking the first murder of a journalist in mexico this year. the committee to protect journalists says mexico is one of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists, with more journalists murdered there last year than in any other country except syria. an illinois judge has ordered the chicag

malta's governing party is voting to choose a new leader to replace prime minister joseph muscat he announced his resignation last november over his government's handling of an investigation into the murder of a journalist 17500 maybe party members will decide between 2 candidates including deputy premier chris fear the winner is expected to be sworn in as prime minister on monday. to mali now where protesters have gathered in the capital bamako demanding the withdrawal of foreign troops they want french military and united nations forces to leave the country for failing to stop violence thousands have been killed in the fighting that has spread to neighboring book enough aso and share france's year to host a summit on monday to discuss instability in the west africa region. that mexico's capital has banned the use of plastic bags says the latest in a series of cities around the world trying to cut back on single use plastics algis there is money as a story. to. residents of mexico city you're looking toward a plastic free future. the city has announced a ban on single use plastic bags the ne

what the indian government is doing is encouraging indian businesses to turn malta was indonesia becauseop surprise. ——to turn more towards indonesia. thank you so much for the update. a new mobile video streaming service is about to enter the competitive market. it will feature exclusive entertainment content made by the likes of steven spielberg, bill murray and reece witherspoon and, unlike netflix, it will also screen specially made news bulletins made by the bbc, nbc and kelly that at others. but will people pay for it? we met with the founders. we knew we had to go seamlessly portrait to landscape. a lot is not full—screen because it has not been shot for the right ratio. it is intimate, immersive and captivating andi intimate, immersive and captivating and i think people are going to be surprised that it is actuallyjust different. are you aiming at the younger market? 18-24. the bull's—eye is 25—35. it is a millennial audience. who do you consider your rivals to be? you have long phone streaming services like netflix and amazon, do you think of them as competitors or do you hope p

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customers everywhere including the e.u. a competitor has already relocated many jobs to the tax haven malta and e.u. member state model than just continuing to grow in gibraltar though and the boss says he's not worried i think net net there's been very little change in the gaming industry certainly we have no intention to move we have a license a device in one jurisdiction is included in the culture of european facing. business but we don't have the stuff that and we've no intention of moving significant stuff the minister of finance doesn't see it as a threat to gibraltar's future 92 percent of its financial services business is conducted with the u.k. the bigger issue is the border with spain when you've got 141-5000 people crossing the front of the morning to come into work and back in the evening it's a lot of people so we need to be sure that we have put in the time and the effort as we want to to ensure that there is no disruption to the fluidity which is critical to both spain in terms of the surrounding area and the income of that derives for them and for us in terms of the labor f

today the captain of a migrant rescue ship has won his appeal against a 10000 euro fine the court in malta his rule. helped over $230.00 migrants off the coast off the libyan coast and 2018 the ship lifeline was then confiscated by authorities after the captain was accused of failing to register it properly. a court in cyprus has given a british teenager a 4 month suspended sentence after convicting her of falsely accusing 12 israeli tourists of rape but her lawyers say her trial is full of investigatory and legal mistakes and that their client will appeal. in paris trade unions and business groups are set to meet with ministers of 4 new talks on president mccall's pension plan. transport workers across the country have been on strike for the past month angry a proposal to create a uniform pension system. milder weather in australia is allowing firefighters there to reinforce containment lines against wildfires that have been ravaging parts of the country for months but the respite from the searing heat is only temporary as temperatures are expected to soar again later this week the fall i

robert a bailout has been elected to become malta's new prime minister he replaces outgoing prime minister joseph who scott who resigned over his government's response to the murder of an investigative journalist and public outrage over accusations of a government cover up. in bangkok thousands took part in a run billed as an anti-government protest runners shouted pro-democracy slogans and vote voiced opposition to thailand's military aligned government it's one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years meanwhile thousands also staged a pro-government run elsewhere in the thai capital. to australia now where another firefighter has died battling the country's devastating bushfires this brings the death toll to $28.00 since the fire started 3 months ago after weeks of criticism australia's prime minister scott morrison now says he made mistakes in his response to the crisis. the famous sales of the sydney opera house these days so often shrouded in smoke and now a canvas carrying messages of thanks to the firefighters has battled the bushfires some losing their lives the latest victi

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resigned starting a race to replace him recent scandals that have led to a political awakening here in malta but despite recent protests support for the ruling labor party remains strong but even amongst his supporters there's a feeling that malta has a serious image problem a european parliament delegation accused of being either naive or complicit in the journalist death mask of supporters deny he's involved part of it is made of politicians have their own political agendas i don't think that is naive. and i don't think that by. any nation therefore that's makes him that makes him complicit . because again we do not know the extra story the. details of the story of what happened the investigation into care and i can see as murder is going to trial months away the net is closing in on her killers need back al jazeera. well the mine political parties in northern ireland have begun the regional power for the 1st time in 3 years to form a power sharing coalition the democratic unionist party foster was sworn in as 1st minister. and below from the irish nationalist party scene fame was appointe

maryanne demasi in london with the top stories from europe including malta as ruling party votes for a new leader after the fallout over the murder of a journalist brought down the prime minister. would have all the sports know that you're which sets up a clash with the bell serbia and spain reach the final. 2 international you know the prime minister justin trudeau speaking about the plane that was shot down in iran let's listen. canada and the world still have many questions questions that must be answered earlier this morning i spoke with president rouhani of iran i told him that iran's admission that its own armed forces unintentionally shot down flight 752 is an important step towards providing answers for families but i noted that many more steps must be taken a full and complete investigation must be conducted we need full clarity on how such a horrific tragedy could have occurred families are seeking justice and accountability and they deserve closure i reiterated to president rouhani that it is absolutely necessary that canada participate in this investigation we expect the

resigned starting a race to replace him recent scandals that have led to a political awakening here in malta but despite recent protests. support for the ruling labor party remains strong but even amongst its supporters there's a feeling that malta has a serious image problem a european parliament delegation accused of being either leave or complicit or the journalist death mask of supporters deny he's involved. it is made of politicians who. are looking that is naive. because we do not know. the extra story. of the story of what happened the investigation into carol and i could see as murder is going to trial by the way the net is closing in on her killers leave parker al jazeera. spain's newly elected prime minister has called for a united dialogue to tackle the country's pressing issues in a veiled reference to catalonia friend of pendants pedre sanchez says improving relations among spain's diverse regions is a top priority for his government separatist movement in catalonia has caused the worst political unrest in spain in decades all suggest nearly half of catalonia 7 and a half 100000

the funeral procession the burial of some of the money is now taking place also coming up a court in malta ruling in favor of the ship's captain who rescued my friends in the mediterranean and we examine the role of charities in helping migrants trying to reach europe plots.

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resigned starting a race to replace him recent scandals that have led to a political awakening here in malta but despite recent protests support for the ruling labor party remains strong but even amongst his supporters there's a feeling that malta has a serious image problem a european parliament delegation accused of being either naive or complicit in the journalist death mask of supporters deny he's involved in parliament is made of politicians have their own political agendas i don't think that is naive. and i don't think that by. any nation therefore let's make him. makes him complicit. because again we do not know the actual story with details of the story of what happened the investigation into cairo and i can see as murder is only going to trial months away the net is closing in on her killers need. so it will follow india's prime minister modi on his trip to kolkata his 1st since passing a controversial citizenship in the. simmering anger boils over again about contentious reforms to poland's traditionary. and after an 8 year wait around the living is once more crazy people will have

helped save more than 230 refugees from the mediterranean in june of 2018 he faced 810000 euro fine in malta over claims that the ship was incorrectly registered but a court has now ruled that he does not have to pay that far. in june 2018 more than $230.00 refugees drifted on a rubber boat off the coast of libya before the lifeline found them the captain wanted to save lives but felt that everywhere he looked obstacles were in his path it's in the at multan refused to allow a ship to dock for days. and the way people are treated around here makes me want to cry people talk about trump and mexico and his wall but i have the impression that europe is no better. off to several other e.u. states announced that they would take in some of the migrants didn't open the harbor. the refugees were finally safe but the lifeline was confiscated and a new ought to see began for kept on the highest. he was charged with not properly veges string the lifeline which sailed under a dutch flag an accusation that highish that was upset after a court imposed 810000 euro fine in may 2019 not just an appeal. now h

despite these kind of attacks but it's probably on a different level and with other means all right malta or should be managing director of plan for risk that's a security and risk management company here in berlin thank you for joining us thank you let's go on to our other big story of the day more than 170 people have died after a ukrainian passenger jet crashed in iran it is not immediately clear what caused the plane to come down the ukraine international airlines jet was on its way from iran's capital tehran to kiev ukraine's president vladimir sense he has broken off a foreign visit to return to kiev because of the crash and the president says ukraine will be sending a search and rescue team to iran tonight. a field of burning debris lights up the night sky near the iranian capital the apparent remnants of the ukraine international airlines flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from tehran throughout all the iranian t.v. stations were the 1st to broadcast images of the crash including this mobile phone video which appears to show the plane going down. but it's daybreak that reve

the owner of amazon he's also the owner of the washington post that's the newspaper that employed to malta shoji and apparently that is what the crown prince was after the information we have received suggests the possible involvement of the crown prince in surveillance of mr basis in an effort to influence if not sign it's the washington post reporting in saudi arabia these allegations are relevant as well to on going evaluation of claims about the chrome prince's involvement in the 2900 muddle of saudi and washington post joining this democracy jamal khashoggi went into the saudi embassy in istanbul 'd and never returned he was literally hacked to pieces in october 28 teams and many allege that it was the crown prince himself who ordered the killing now after the killing of jamal to shoji outrage swept to the planet the united states included however the trump administration gave a response but it was slow we have identified at least some of the individuals responsible including those in the intelligence services the royal court the foreign ministry and other saudi ministries who we susp

security concerns we spoke to a stuff about the head of the palestinian national initiative party dr malta hike heard all from the big and sadat sent a university and they give us a very different reactions to the do. it's not even an american plan it's actually an israeli written plan an american envelope the reality is killing the possibility of 2 state solution by substituting the potential palestinian state with clusters of ghettos panel stands as you can see in the map that mr trump has published it creates a situation of diminishing of one nation over another that ignores 1st of all historical facts ignores the rights of the palestinian people ignores the emotional feeling of all the people in this region so in my opinion it's an act of recklessness and it cannot continue and palestinians will never accept it we cannot accept to be slaves of a system of occupation and that is the exact description of what apartheid is look historically joslyn was never any capital of any arab islamic state so why do they need joe wilson and why can they have a mullah or while our bodies you know the