as a team bus is attacked and players hurt fear is a refugee camp in mauritania that's home to thousands of mali and will be left without medical care after a major charity. hello e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels to approve a final agreement the special summit of the european council is meant to decide how the u.k. will leave the block it's also expected to issue a political statement about the future relationship with the u.k. . the president of the european commission he says it's a sad day for the e.u. . even if you knew this is the moment if you'd relation of the room with the bases for me templates and possibilities of them to have these. roles for the union is closer to true on the smaller scale disease it's just possible that you will be immune to change the fundamental position when it comes to seizures i do think that the rich. because it is advisory. we do the work you studies to in an attempt to rally support for the agreement back home prime minister to resign may has written an open letter to reassure the public saying it will be our deal it will be a deal that is in our

patients we'd hoped to myself wouldn't leave us the good work molly and sought refuge in neighboring mauritania when conflict engulfed northern mali in two thousand and twelve two our rig rebels declared independence in the north that year a month after the president was pushed out in a coup but within three months they had lost that ground to answer to during a group with links to al qaida france dipped into back mali and forces a year later and peace deals with the two are regular followed but despite a continued french military and un peacekeeping presence iceland the greater sahara and al qaeda linked fighters still operate that's a problem for million refugees who want to go home pretty much everyone here feels it's still not safe more pressure than on the u.n. refugee agency responsible for the kir. we are hoping that the international community will respond positively in the coming days to also border the head of sector because it is very important we cannot leave fifty seven thousand if you g.'s life in this isolated corner of this a hell days it is a struggle temperature is higher as f

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a major medical charity is set to withdraw from the mali in refugee camp in mauritania and it's unclear who will move in to fill a gap. hello again and welcome back well here across china we are seeing some showers along the coast and those are the showers that you see coming in from the south china sea we do have a storm just to the south making landfall in vietnam and the showers with that to the north are going to be causing a problem here for hong kong on monday but as we go towards tuesday things get a little bit better you notice of the rain showers start to recede back towards the south but it's going to remain cloudy in hong kong where the temps are there about twenty one degrees shanghai you are going to be partly cloudy to clear we do expect to see a temper there of about eighteen degrees well over india we're looking quite nice to the north you can see not a lot of clouds in the satellite image we do have some clouds down here towards the south but not as heavy as what we had last week where we did see some very heavy rain across much of the area for sri lanka it is still goi

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to make the yemen more palatable they're using tunisia after the crown prince is due to visit mauritania before attending the g. twenty summit next week in argentina. widely seen as an attempt by this. to repair his image during the international outcry over his suspected role in the killing. of. international says saudi arabia and the u.a.e. must improve their human rights records if they're to be included in an expanded football world cup in twenty twenty two the idea has been mooted by fifa presidents . he's proposed that the twenty twenty two twenty meant be expanded from thirty two teams to forty eight and raises the possibility of saudi and the u.a.e. hosting some of the games themselves he is author of turbulent world of middle east soccer and he joins us via skype from manila good to have you with us why do you think is proposing this for the tournament as soon as twenty twenty two why is proposing this james. i think there are two reasons one is the fact that the president of the team knows both for financial and political reasons as been pushing for the expansion of the five wo

patients we hope to myself wouldn't leave us the good work molly and sought refuge in neighboring mauritania when conflict engulfed northern mali in two thousand and twelve two our rig rebels declared independence in the north that year a month after the president was pushed out in a coup but within three months they had lost that ground to answer to dean a group with links to al qaida front sticked and to back mali and forces a year later and peace deals with the two are regular followed but despite a continued french military and un peacekeeping presence iceland the greater sahara and al qaeda linked fighters still operate that's a problem for million refugees who want to go home pretty much everyone here feels it's still not safe more pressure than on the un refugee agency responsible for the kir we are hoping that the international community will respond positively in the coming. sector because it is very important we cannot leave fifty seven thousand. life in this isolated corner of the sahara desert is a struggle temperatures as high as fifty degrees celsius ascend storms and drought b

between morocco and the sahrawi liberation movement known as polisario front, along with algeria and mauritania. they'll be the first such talks since 2012. democracy now! was able to break the moroccan media blockade and reportrt from western sahara. you can go to our website at democracynow.org to watch our special report "four days in western sahara, africa's last colony."." in brazil, the newly elected governor of rio de janeiro, wilson witzel, has proposed extending and escalating the military intervention in rio, including a proposal to authorize snipers to shoot anyone carrying a weapon in poor neighborhoods, known as favelas. witzel won rio's gubernatorial race by allying himself with the jair bolsonaro, the far-right former army captain who won brazil's presidential elections sunday. the military intervention in rio has caused a surge of homicides, with police and soldiers killing at least 900 people in the city over the last six months. north korea is preparing to open a key nuclear site to international inspectors, according to south korean intelligence. north korea had previously ba

. >> seth: so you're from mauritania. >> yeah. >> seth: what's the weather like there?family emigrated here when you were a baby. >> yeah. >> seth: how did your family -- what were the logistics of them making the trip here? w l, my dad was a diplomat for the mauritanian government at the time. peand my mom was just the f person who made friends with everyone. everyone. so she somehow made friends with a republican senator's daughter. >> seth: wow.[ ughter ] yeah. >> andy dad, you know, we sought asylum in the states and that's how we got over here. >> seth: wow, so that -- in just via that meeting you managedo apply to asylum. >> yeah. >> seth: that's >> incredible -- ifferent times. >> seth: different times, yes, it was a different time. you -- are your parents happy that you are in acting, or are they -- >> the most supportive parents you've ever -- >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. >> no, they're -- >> seth: that's wonderful to hear.ma >>ng. my sister -- yeah. they're incredibly supportive. but they're also honest. >> seth: okay. i got a couple of those. yeah. >> yeah,

a country they are claiming has this it will revolution after the crown prince is due to visit mauritania before attending the g. twenty summit next week in argentina it tore widely seen as an attempt by this apartment to repair his image during the international outcry over his suspected role in the killing of the mile high city. by the way is now clear for the european union to agree the united kingdom's brics it deal after spain withdrew its objection over the disputed territory of gibraltar or intensive last minute negotiations it comes as u.k. prime minister to resume travel to brussels ahead of sunday's key vote of the remaining twenty seven e.u. nations. the british prime minister was all smiles in brussels on saturday night e.u. leaders are set to approve her briggs's deal at a special summit on sunday morning that after agreement was reached with spain effectively giving it a veto right over future negotiations involving the british territory of gibraltar a couple of the. three i have informed the king about an agreement on gibraltar firstly i want to tell you that the european c

criminal offense and as you can see by this map here that includes most countries in africa and in mauritania sudan northern nigeria and southern somalia sexual activity between two consenting adults of the same sex is in some cases punishable by death and in some of these countries there are colonial era laws that are a big part of the problem they're still on the books and haven't been removed by politicians so when people like tanzania's president john magaw foully come to power they can be used to target members of the l g b t community tanzania has had a reputation for being more tolerant than other countries in the region but since mega fully came to power three years ago activists say that has changed now members of the community could be facing thirty years in prison and the tanzanian official who started this latest campaign says he's already received more than nineteen thousand tips from the public. which was out on the edge of what is so i want to thank the people of daraa salaam for the way they have sacrificed to give us information continue sending messages so that we can get to

drone surveillance that they finally found him in the forests an area of a straddles both mali and mauritania a place that's used for cocaine and has shisha smuggling a place known to be a hideout for rebels and it's there that the french as well as the money and forces strike on thursday and finally killed. deforestation in the brazilian amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade satellite image comparisons show almost eight thousand square kilometers of force was lost between twenty seventeen and twenty eighteen that's a nearly fourteen percent increase on the previous year it's being driven by illegal logging and agricultural expansion. still ahead on al-jazeera france stay alive in the davis cup final could all be here with the details next i. once welcome now fear. and dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more gentleman and syrian he. does a richer get those people and put the i think it's been going on and germany and america the new germans on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and

surveillance that they finally found him in the do forests an area that straddles both mali and mauritania a place that's used for cocaine and has shisha smuggling a place known to be a hideout for rebels and there that the french as well as the money and forces strike on thursday and finally killed. tributes are being paid to a prominent critic of syria's president he's been killed by gunman ryan for as as death is being described as an immense loss for syria victoria gate and he has the story. right viruses carried to his grave inkatha in bell in rebel held it live opens he was shot dead on friday along with photographer hammy janay gunman targeted them from a speeding van no group has claimed responsibility both worked for a local radio station which satirize president bashar assad and groups such as eisel faris rose to prominence as a human rights activist at the start of the syrian revolution in twenty eleven was he made protest banners and shed pictures of them on social media his posts went viral and sent a powerful message around the world that the people of syria demanded freedom