. >>> more migrants are drowning in the mediterranean sea as they try to find a better life in europeat least 30 african migrants died saturday, when their boat sank off the coast of libya. 200 others were rescued. the international organization for migration is calling the mediterranean sea the world's deadliest border. >>> it has been two months since hurricane maria made landfall in puerto rico. the official death toll is 55. >> right. but a cnn exclusive survey of funeral homes found much higher number of lives that were lost. laila santiago tries to find out why those two vastly different numbers exist. >> reporter: so here's why the numbers are so important. experts tell us if you don't have a good grasp on how people died, where people died, or why, then it could be a missed opportunity to protect people in the future. it is just one of the reasons we decided to look into the numbers. and what we found, there are several reasons to question puerto rico's death toll. these are the images they would rather remember, the ones capturing jose pepe sanchez joking with his family. but

most of this that have crossed the mediterranean sea on trial those who do it is that most of that in graduates so if not deceived. more it's more green up past shows over though not embark on such dangerous jungles so poverty kind noted would be way that anybody can outsource it to us. john only coo isn't really interested in a political debate after his daughter disappeared he started working evenings as a taxi driver to make some extra money he may need it if he has to he will travel to libya himself to look for his daughter. all we have this news now about a major sporting so that two of world football's heavyweights face off in a friendly last night as germany locked horns with france now they started the scoring early on in a very tight game there and then in the second half. perfect threw a ball found t.-mo vanity stayed cool to pull both sides level like a set is struck again to put the french back to lead the seventy fifth minute but in the final seconds large tyndall equalized for germany to all the final score that. it's just a reminder of our top story at this hour zimbabw

most of those who are that have crossed the mediterranean sea on troubleshooter visit most of that even graduates so if they are not deceived by gates and mortar more green our past shows over idea though not embark on such a dangerous journey it's so poverty cardno you didn't see why that embarking on a source to us. john only could do isn't really interested in a political debate after his daughter disappeared he started working evenings as a taxi driver to make some extra money he may need it if he has to he will travel to libya himself to look for his daughter. that exclusive report by the philip schultz you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin here's a recap of the top stories that they're following for you zimbabwe's army has seized control of the state broadcaster and deployed time from the streets of farley it's denied it's leading a coup against the ailing leader robert mugabe as a power struggle over his succession worsens. and the straightens have backed gay marriage into a postal code or when i was by the government over sixty percent said they were in favor o

hundred seventy eight migrants have been rescued in libya after three boats were damaged in the mediterranean sea the mission carried out by the libyan coast guard took about seventy two hours the third and final boat arrived at the tripoli naval base on friday the u.n. says more than thirty three thousand migrants have died at sea trying to reach european shores since two thousand. the leader of germany's social democrats has made an about turn and agreed to discuss forming a coalition with angela merkel's party hopes have been raised of ending the political deadlock after members of the s.p.d. said a new deal could be signed if the conservative party presented a convincing proposal merkel's party won the most seats in september's election but hasn't been able to form a coalition martin schulz previously insisted that his party should go into opposition. i am not striving for a new election i'm not striving for anything but what i am striving for is that we discuss with one another the best ways to improve people's lives a little bit every day both nationally and internationally as try for about

almost eleven hundred migrants were rescued just on wednesday in the mediterranean sea by various a groups coast guards and e.u. patrol boats the german charge sheet seen watch says it's boats are now on their way to italy with two hundred fifty four refugees a group includes a newborn baby picked up with its mother after being delivered on board one of those rubber dinghies and the first images of robert mugabe and his wife grace have been released first since the former zimbabwe in the resigned on tuesday mugabe's been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation security and political sources have told al-jazeera and guarantee the safety in zimbabwe i mean he won't go into exile they say mcgarvie wants to die in his home country those are the headlines here on al-jazeera inside story is next. russia's plan to end the war in syria after six years of fighting is the kremlin now in the diplomatic driver's seat and is the white house taking a backseat.

and seven hundred migrants have been rescued in libya after three boats were damaged in the mediterranean sea the mission carried out by the libyan coast guard took about seventy two hours as the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera of the inside story. on counting the cost crocodile economics what emerson man and god will have to do transform zimbabwe's finances a modern day slave trade in libya and how china's internet giant ten cent over took facebook. counting the cost at this time and i just get a. feeling that the old bangladeshi man maher reaching agreement for the part ration of hundreds of thousands of muslim rohingya will it finally solve a decades long problem after a campaign of arsenic cleansing what's left.

still hasn't moved now for the south we've had quite weather recently over the whole of the mediterranean sea from the point of view wind and rain but it has been massive cloud that came out about area is sitting now over libya and increasingly know when the egypt is thick enough in places one of two spots of rain but mostly not. alleghany watching elegy mind of our top stories this hour zimbabwe is about to get its first new president in thirty seven years and then. it will be sworn in thousands of people are pouring into the national sports stadium to witness the historic event winds of life under robert mugabe's room. police in papua new guinea have forcibly removed refugees from the decommissioned prison camp on man a silent office is clear the three hundred seventy eight men from the former australian run site one refugee told al-jazeera several people were injured. syrian opposition groups gathered in riyadh have agreed to form a delegation of fifty people to represent them at next week's talks in geneva calls for president bashar assad to have been renewed but he's stepping down will n

well we hear a lot of those tragic stories of people dying on the mediterranean sea but their way throughthe desert is at least as dangerous and at least as deadly because this is where the migrants completely at the mercy of that traffic and i was i got some weeks ago it's a new job republic it's in the tory it's human trafficking in the middle of the desert and what we saw there is very disturbing a lot of smugglers that promise the migrants to bring them safely through the desert actually have contracts with kidnapping networks in libya so what they do is they receive a lot of money from the migrants and then they need them directly into the arms of their kidnappers in the libyan desert ok people in nigeria certainly aware of the stories are out there. who's especially vulnerable here are women aware of what's waiting for them potentially along the route. it's hard to say of course women are the most vulnerable. group this is for sure three out of four women get raped have some kind of violence experience some kind of violence along the way and even if they reach europe a lot of them e

almost eleven hundred migrants were rescued on wednesday in the mediterranean sea by there is a group's coast guards and patrol boats the german charity sea world says it's boats are now on their way to italy with two hundred fifty four refugees the group includes a newborn baby picked up with its mother after being delivered on a rubber dinghy. on the first images of robert mugabe and his wife grace have been released since the former zimbabwean leader resigned on tuesday but god has been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation security and political sources told al jazeera their treatment guarantees his safety in zimbabwe. wants to die in his home country well those are the headlines the news continues. after fault lines. a hundred and sixty years ago and musician started a band in an r.t. should wait in cairo. brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a half later the sound still resonates with many egyptians today. the people's music at this time on al-jazeera. now breaking news on the russia investig

now almost eleven hundred migrants were rescued on wednesday in the mediterranean sea by various age groups coast guards and e.u. patrol boats the german charity see what says it's boats are now on their way to italy with two hundred fifty refugees among them is a newborn baby picked up its mother after being born on a rubber dinghy. when libya is one of the main transit countries for migrants and refugees trying to get to europe but many who are herded on to boats never make it across the mediterranean instead they are picked up and returned to libya mahmoud at the wide reports from a detention center in the capital tripoli. these migrants were rescued by libya's coast guard in the mediterranean and brought here to this detention center in the libyan capital tripoli now they are from several african countries and they say they have fled war poverty and unemployment in their countries some of them say they have nothing at all to live on in their own countries they have taken a tough journey through the desert and they have paid people smugglers to get to libya to try to cross the med

was studying economics in guinea before stepping onto a refugee boat that took him across the mediterranean sea now he's looking to sell german cars in guinea agencies like the l.ok.e. in berlin help young refugees as they try to become self-sufficient offering management courses and mentoring programs and mommy sue monied startup capital. it will be challenging to find even if berlin's investment bank recently established a loan program for refugees. in order for the bank to secure its investments we have to address the fact that we're dealing with people who only have a two year resident status whereas loan repayment terms are five to six years this means we need to involve a third party a citizen to act as guarantor on the loans then we won't have any problem authorizing them. it's uncertain whether our mommy sumo will find a guarantor or he may have to go it alone provided he doesn't have to return to his homeland first. you know they were the nicest in the world of business from more head to our web site the w. no business you can also find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d w busine

according to the united nations more than two thousand six hundred people have died on the mediterranean sea this year one of the main countries of origin is nigeria the government has promised to fight human trafficking gangs and to give people a perspective but so far it hasn't lived up to the people's expectations. the government of course has a different take on all this. the mass exodus of nigerian youth has less to do with the quality of life it says and more to do with the lies being told by human traffickers. most of this that have. made it through travel food is that most of that even graduates if not. more more green are. over though not embark on such a dangerous journey it's so poverty the way that i can outsource. john only coo isn't really interested in a political debate after his daughter disappeared he started working evenings as a taxi driver to make some extra money he may need it if he has to he will travel to libya himself to look for his daughter. now for an item of sports center of the wilds football heavyweights faced off in a friendly on tuesday night as germany lock

prince muhammad's power in the kingdom well in two thousand migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea in recent days that's according to the united nations migration agency agency also said thirty four people are drowned in the past four days trying to make crossing to hear. some news coming in belgium's public prosecutor says that the sacked cattle on president calls pushed him on has turned himself in to belgian police four other foreign ministers have also turned themselves in all five are sought in spain on a european arrest warrant. now for a bit more we can cross over to our correspondent robert of a zal who's standing by in brussels barbara pushed him on turns himself in what do you think is set to happen next. now he's under arrest together with his former ministers so five people all in all since nine seventeen exactly that's what the spokesman of the prosecution service here in brussels said and now the belgian procedure will start to roll down that means in examining john will be nominated now and this afternoon already the five think used will be heard by this examination

more than two thousand migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea in recent days that's according to the united nations migration agency the agency also said that thirty four people had drowned in the past four days alone trying to make the crossing to europe. thousands of protesters have converged on the german city of bonn calling for more action to halt global warming this comes as the city prepares to kick off the united nations climate change conference taking place on monday representatives from the one hundred ninety five countries gathering there are expected to chart the way ahead for the paris accord. and saturday's big boon this league a clash dorp and locked horns with byron munich the home team were in second place and trailed by and by just three points but they've been in poor form recently managing to take just one point from their last three games well on the other hand byron had a perfect record since you took over as coach last month. dortmund's goal machine emerick obama young hadn't scored in three hundred eighty six minutes and all of dortmund was hoping he w

more than two thousand migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea in recent days that's according to the united nations migration agency the agency also said that thirty four people had drowned in the past four days while trying to make it to europe. thousands of protesters have converged on low german city of bonn calling for more action to halt global warming this as the city prepares to click on kick off the un climate change conference on monday representatives from one hundred ninety five countries are gathering there to chart the way ahead for the paris accord. the u.s. president on trump has departed from the state of hawaii for an extended visit to asia he reborn of air force one after he paid his respects at the pearl harbor memorial trumps five day trip excuse me five nation trip is going to be the longest by a u.s. president to asia and more than a quarter of a century and once he's arrived in japan he's due to hold talks with japanese prime minister shinzo. after he gets to japan he goes on to south korea their talks about north korea's nuclear program are expected to

more than two thousand migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea in recent days that's according to the united nations migration agency agency also said thirty four people had drowned in the past four days trying to make their crossing to europe. thousands of protesters converged on the german city of bomb calling for more action to stop global warming says the city prepares to kick off the u.n. climate change conference on monday representatives from one hundred ninety five countries are gathering to chart the way ahead for the paris accord. the u.s. president on trump has departed the state of hawaii for an extended visit to asia we reboarded air force one after he paid his respects at a pearl harbor memorial trump five nation trip will be the longest trip to asia by a u.s. president in more than a quarter of a century. but first he's going to japan where he's expected to hold talks with the japanese prime minister shinzo ave from japan he'll then head to south korea or north korea will top the agenda for be looking for consensus on ways to stop that country's nuclear program w

european union and the african union aimed to stop refugees risking life and limb to cross the mediterranean sea also migrants and refugees facing abuse will be evacuated from libya to get a live update from our correspondent also coming up after north korea's latest missile launch a warning from the united states be it will destroy you if it comes to war this as kim jong un claims his nation is now a fully fledged nuclear power. and us president dark found as a cure is a promoting islamophobia after you retreated a video made by an extremist british group it was the golden into a rout with britain's prime minister. hello and welcome i'm on the thought she. the european union and the african union have agreed on an emergency plan to dismantle people smuggling networks angry packed with stranded migrants and refugees in libya the agreement comes off for a two day summit ended in the city of abidjan in the ivory coast more than eighty african and european leaders were in attendance tackling issues such as high youth unemployment and the plight of refugees and migrants stuck in libya a recent t.v.

manipulated us they knew about it almost eleven hundred migrants were rescued on wed and stay in the mediterranean sea by various aid groups coast guards and patrol boats the german charity sea watch says it's now on their way to italy with two hundred fifty four refugees the group includes a newborn baby picked up with its mother after being delivered on board a rubber dinghy. the first images of robert mugabe and his wife grace have been released since the former zimbabwean leader resigned he's been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation sources have told al jazeera the agreement to guarantee safety in zimbabwe they say he wants to die in his home country and leaders in bangladesh have signed a deal to repatriate ranger refugees at least six hundred thousand have escaped a military crackdown and rakhine state says the process will start with a. quick look at your headlines of witnesses next here on al-jazeera. you know. what i was going to say. i believe. i was joking and i believe it. we. don't. so this is of a bottom of the. nudie it was. the revolution

was studying economics in guinea before stepping onto a refugee boat that took him across the mediterranean sea now he's looking to sell german cars in guinea. agencies like the l.ok.e. in berlin help young refugees as they try to become self-sufficient offering management courses and mentoring programs. we're dependent on our working relationships with other institutions especially banks because of course it's hard to get financing with this target group whose loan options are limited due to their refugee status. quo. and the su monied startup capital it will be challenging to find even if berlin's investment bank recently established a loan program for refugees. in order for the bank to secure its investments we have to address the fact that we're dealing with people who only have a two year resident status whereas loan repayment terms are five to six years this means we need to involve a third party a citizen to act as guarantor on the loans then we won't have any problem authorizing them. it's uncertain whether our mommy sumo will find a guarantee or he may have to go it alone provided he d

visit ncicap.org] steves: on the mediterranean sea, basking between the french and italian rivieras,he principality of monaco barely fits on its one square mile of territory. of its 30,000 residents, less than 10,000 are true monegasques, as locals are called. many of the rest call monaco home because there's no income tax. despite overdevelopment, high prices, and mobs of tourists, a visit here is a riviera must. and monaco is a work in progress. the district of fontvieille was reclaimed from the sea. it bristles with luxury high-rise condos. the breakwater -- constructed elsewhere and towed in -- enables cruise ships to dock. and cars still race, as they have since 1929, around the principality in one of the world's most famous auto races -- the grand prix of monaco. the miniscule principality has always been tiny, but it used to be less tiny. in the 1860s, it lost most of its territory to france. but the prince built a casino and managed to connect his domain to the rest of the riviera with a new road and a train line. humble monaco was suddenly on the grand tour map -- the place

hundred seventy eight migrants have been rescued in libya after three boats were damaged in the mediterranean sea the mission carried out by the libyan coast guard took about seventy two hours the u.n. says more than thirty three thousand migrants have died at sea since two thousand as are the headlines listening post is a. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time and. military has carried out a crime against president coming. all. right. that's. right. thank. you. hello i'm richard just reading your at the listening post here are som of the media stories we've been tracking this week zimbabwe thirty seven years in power ends in a week of confusion we examine the coverage of robert mugabe's downfall uganda's president has been in office for a mere thirty one years i know journalists there are more and more fearful of the police in india a yet to be released bollywood epic has sparked protests and led a politician to place a bounty on the heads of the filmmakers and. steve minucci playing the bond villain for all its worth. with the raising of a hand and the taking of a no it's a zim

the mediterranean sea is the world's deadliest frontier according to a report from the un's international year 2000, more than 33,000 people have drowned attempting to reach europe. nearly 3,000 have died or gone missing in the area this year alone. the author of the report says the figures probably underestimate the true scale of the tragedy. the bbc‘s sophia tran—thomson reports. more than 1600 migrants rescued from the water. a woman's body was also recovered and that was just two days‘ work for the italian coastguard this week. according to the un migration agency, the crackdown on the western baulk path and the eu turkey deal has forced migrants to choose more dangerous rich to europe. this year almost 160,000 people have travelled to europe by sea, subdivide % landing in italy. many don't make it to europe. on friday the libyan coastguard paul 300 migrants from the sea. just 50 kilometres from tripoli after their boats hit trouble. i had a go leaving my country, i did a trip to italy, i did it second time and i fell in the water, i can't return back to my country, i don't really kno

reason that some now call this a horrid desert a bigger simm a terrier for migrants then the mediterranean sea. rest in peace brother reads the text about the only photo david van gogh has of his friend a few weeks ago they tried to cross the desert from the jet to libya but the truck got stuck in no man's land for nine days. of life when even he was under the peas does no food no water no even see it when in the night the breeze which. is not really was because my friend came in to see him iran's two island died in my hand through. and i want to use it. for now being good staying in a camp and i got is run by the international organization for migration. he was rescued by soldiers but his friend died of thirst more and more migrants are now dying in the desert until two thousand and fifteen human trafficking was tolerated in the asia however under pressure from the european union the government is taking measures to combat it and human traffic is a choosing more dangerous routes rather than starting and i got as many begin their long journey further south and on their. back s.l.a. works at th

almost eleven hundred migrants were rescued on a wednesday in the mediterranean sea by there is a groups coastguards and e.u. patrol boats the german challenge to see what says its boats are now on the way to italy with over two hundred fifty refugees zimbabwe will swear in the new president in just a few hours time. will replace robert mugabe who resigned on tuesday after ruling the country for thirty seven years mugabe has been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation he stepped down after many to take over security and political sources have told out his era agreement guarantees his safety in zimbabwe but those are the headlines continues on al-jazeera out as arab world stage of themselves. as a bomber was both the name of a band leader in mid nineteenth century egypt and of his band which became so popular it gave birth to an entire johndroe of street music. style music was played and family events weddings and parties as well as national celebrations it became really popular at all levels of egyptian society. following mohammed has. several

of keeping them in the dark almost eleven hundred migrants were rescued on wednesday in the mediterranean sea by various aid groups coast guards and patrol boats the german charity see what says it's boats are now on their way to italy where there were two hundred fifty refugees the group includes a newborn baby picked up of its mother after being delivered out of rubble. the first images of robert mugabe and his wife grace have been released since the former zimbabwean leader resigned on tuesday but god has been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation security and political sources have told al jazeera the agreement guarantees his safety in zimbabwe they say mugabe must die and his home country well those were the headlines that he's continues here on al-jazeera of the streets of that's watching by foot. yes swear every. time for me ok you're in the stream authorities building the case against inauguration day protesters in the u.s. want access to their social media accounts but civil rights advocates warn that could put americans privacy at risk to

almost eleven hundred migrants were rescued just on wednesday in the mediterranean sea by various aid groups coast guards and e.u. patrol boats the german charity scene watch says its boats are now on their way to italy with two hundred fifty four refugees the group includes a newborn baby picked up with its mother after being delivered on board one of those. and the first images of robert mugabe and his wife grace have been released first since the former zimbabwean leader resigned on tuesday mugabe has been granted immunity from prosecution under a deal brokered as part of his resignation security and political sources have told al-jazeera and guarantees his safety in zimbabwe i mean he won't go into exile they say mcgarvie wants to die in his home country those are the headlines here on al-jazeera inside story is next. so that the that . russia's plan to end the war in syria after six years of fighting is the kremlin now in the diplomatic driver's seat and is the white house taking a backseat this is inside story. it was. it with. jane dugan welcome to the program russia's leader s

hundred seventy eight migrants have been rescued in libya after three boats were damaged in the mediterranean sea the mission carried out by the libyan coast guard took about seventy two hours as the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera of the inside story. on counting the cost crocodile economics what emerson man and god will have to do transform zimbabwe's finances a modern day slave trade in libya and how china's internet giant ten cent over took facebook. account you look at this time and i just did a. sealing the deal bangladesh in man maher region agreement for the padre should of hundreds of thousands of miles from the hanger well it finally solve a decades long problem after a campaign of ethnic cleansing what's left for people to return to this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a done for nearly three months now hundreds of thousands of muslims have been fleeing me and mom they're escaping a military crackdown in iraq and state the u.n. calls ethnic cleansing more than six hundred thousand have been living in makeshift camps in neighboring bangladesh now the

al-jazeera that forty people are still missing nearly three thousand migrants have died in the mediterranean sea this year trying to cross into europe. among the bodies that were tragic scenes the sharks have devoured parts of their bodies thankfully the survivors have been recovered israel's occupation has curb the freedom of movement for many palestinians in spirit families in some areas at least twelve thousand people mainly from the occupied west bank are affected by israel's ban on family reunification but a smith reports from where thousands are crammed into what effectively no man's land. location location location rarely is the property hunting maxim more important than in the carved up territory of the occupied west bank mara obaid lives in occupied east jerusalem she has the right to live in israel her fiance where some sell a main lives in ramallah and our fifteen year old temporary israeli emergency order means we're some cannot get israeli residency to join his wife to be so they have to live here. falls inside the municipality of jerusalem so it's governed by israel but it's on the

chaotic situations europe has funded tighter border control in libya fewer refugees a crossing the mediterranean sea but libya has become a bottleneck for others who are vulnerable to slave traders and people traffickers . youth workers in africa say african and e.u. leaders are favoring quick fixes over long term solutions we cannot continue a partnership that has no benefit to people what's more important is where europe and africa to look each other in the eyes and say what do we want is it economic partnership is it political on a ship is it what do we need exactly european and african union leaders hope that their first summit in abidjan will archer in what they call a new era in relations one based on equality once the hunt shakes and the greetings are over there is no doubt that after the latest revelations from libya that it is migration which will dominate the agenda. al-jazeera. and i ending grace which is struggling to look after an ever increasing number of refugees is being described as the guantanamo bay of europe thousands of refugees stuck on the island of last boss are living in squ

taking all the action away from the central mediterranean sea and are much quieter scene there is a lot of cloud apparent running up from the south from the sahara but it's nothing more than a bit of cloud in the skies so the temperatures are in the low twenty's not the settled in north africa. the weather sponsored by catch. it when they're on line we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on saturday. but. this is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag stream and one of your pitches might make the actual join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. the top stories here at al-jazeera the man considered most likely to replace robert mugabe of zimbabwe president has reportedly spoken out for the first time since the military takeover. asserted a statement that president mugabe should resign immediately. a mammal treatment of its rich people has been likened to a party in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says miramar has been said. people in an open prison by confining them to their vil

down through the iberian peninsula just sixteen as a high in madrid on the other side of the mediterranean sea we've got some showers for coastal parts volunteer in tunis here with a brisk westerly wind further towards the east it's looking generally a draw and fine he wanted to show was pushing into the coast of libya in the course of widens day now as you head down into central parts of africa we've got plenty of showers in the d.r. congo towards good ball so leave yvel could be wet at times lagos nigeria should be generally draw in fine i can't ghana likewise further towards the west we have got some showers so ice liberia guinea guinea-bissau downpours that should be dry money highs of thirty seven in bamako. again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera u.s. president on the trump is meeting south korea's president moon to discuss rising tension over north korea's nuclear missile program trade is also on the agenda trump earlier praised cooperation with south korea during a visit to a u.s. air base that. the president trump has expressed what he called great confidence in saudi arabia's a

almost one thousand one hundred migrants have arrived in sicily after being rescued from the mediterranean sea in recent days they were picked up by aid groups coast guards and patrol boats and boat ashore just a few hours ago the german charity c. watch says a newborn baby baby was born on a rubber dinghy was amongst those along with its mother. human rights groups according for international agencies to monitor the repatriation of rango refugees men ma and bangladesh signed a pact on thursday that will allow those displaced to return home once their paperwork is completed around six hundred thousand muslims have fled an army crackdown in rakhine state over the past three months. relatives of forty four crewmembers of a missing submarine are accusing the argentinian government of deliberately keeping them in the dark there were emotional scenes at the del plata naval base after it was revealed that a possible explosion was detected near the last known location of the hour at sun one the vessel still hasn't been found some family members say the government let the crew operate a submarine that

on the mediterranean particularly for russia which wanted to control shipping routes in the mediterranean sea. yes. that's a bit of an excess now my face is we mustn't forget that the foreign powers in the region were rivals the interests of france great britain and russia were frequently in conflict to have these policies were always teaming up against the third greece was the location where these complex played out in particular with regard to the interests of great britain the major naval power in the eastern mediterranean and the interests of russia which was seeking to establish itself then we fairly you know actual law and the here was the mission. in eight hundred twenty nine france britain and russia convened in london to negotiate greece's independence. this independence kind of a big hole in the ottoman empire. nice gift almost to get a kick out with the ad this time the ottoman empire ruled the end time middle east it was a vast realm of the loss of continental greece and the peloponnese was not particularly significant from a territorial perspective but it had a powerful symbolic

middle east over the next few days so that all this cloud rolling in it's coming in from the mediterranean sea so very recently across the southeastern corner if you have through grace pushing across turkey and that cloud is you can see that stretching all the way ever into iraq into iran it will turn to right we got some snow over the turkish mountains for tuesday west of whether you make a little bit that wet weather you can see that a line of rain there getting all the way into iraq baghdad seeing some wet weather kuwait city also seeing some rather heavy right now i'm just not a little further east which is we go on throughout this day well bits and pieces of rain coming through at that time you can see it does a little further south down towards the gulf down towards us here. as we go on through tuesday some wet weather around that northeastern corner of saudi arabia about a always a possibility of seeing a little bit and weather even here in doha as we go on through the second half of the way some rather heavy rain recently into eastern parts of south africa a little brighter little warm

still hasn't moved now for the south we've had quite weather recently over the whole of the mediterranean sea from the point of view wind and rain but it has been massive cloud that came out about jiri is sitting now over libya and increasingly know when the egypt is thick enough in places one of two spots of rain but mostly not. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call the dependency we have a mismatch between the way we. are to be and the reality of the twenty first century. how many of the person. chances of. child soldiers reloaded at this time. are in mind of the top stories here on al-jazeera families of forty four staff members of a missing submarine have accused argentina's government of keeping them in the dark over the cruise fate argentina's navy has announced that a possible explosion was heard near the last known location of the a r a some point . in bangladesh say they've signed a deal for the repatriation of hundreds of thousands of real hinge refugees. and at least eight people incl

hundred seventy eight migrants have been rescued in libya after three boats were damaged in the mediterranean sea the mission carried out by the libyan coast guard took about seventy two hours the u.n. says more than thirty three thousand migrants have died at sea trying to reach european shores since two thousand. and jurors are going to the polls on sunday to elect a new president public safety is a major concern for voters because their country has one of the highest murder rates in the world the government says progress has been made to tackle violence but many aren't convinced as mariana sanchez reports. young innocent often the victims of gang violence for now with extra security forces deployed to this neighborhood children can play without watching their backs. on average more than three hundred people male and young artillery not buddhist every month this country is not formally a war zone but for years it has been the world's birder leader but that isn't to be changing. we implemented the community police model where we get closer to people talk to them when their trust they call us to