mohammed: what happens going forward?enna: they were on ground for 13 years and left four years ago. it was not perfect. he brought a modicum of stability. but of the $13 billion of foreign assistant provided by the international community from the earthquake and extended beyond that, haiti has very little to show for it. the peacekeeping operation was deeply flawed with widespread credible accusations of sexual assault, a cholera epidemic. i think there is a reluctance to return to a full-fledged peacekeeping operation. there is haiti fatigue and that cannot be overstated by the international community. there has been sustained presence on ground for two decades in some way, shape, or form. so there dynamics are so urgent that there will be a call for presence of some sort to bring a modicum of stability on the ground. we need to see some stable -- we need to see some signal from the haitian government but as my colleague knows, there is real question about who is in charge. mohammed: jake, you wrote a piece in which you

. ♪ mohammed: back to square one.anon's prime minister designate resigns again after failing to form a new government. who's to blame for this latest setback, and is there political will to pull lebanon out of this crisis? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. lebanon is sinking deeper into political and economic turmoil. prime minister designate hariri has stepped down again after the latest failure to form a new government. he and president michel aoun are blaming each other. many lebanese vented their anger on the streets of beirut. the country hasn't had a government in nine months. its currency has lost nearly all its value, pushing many into poverty. food, medicine, and fuel are in short supply. france has called another international aid conference for lebanon on august 4, a year after the beirut port explosion destroyed much of the capital. we'll bring in our guests in a moment. first, this report from zainab. reporter: a long political struggle has just become more

i'm mohammed jamjoom. sudan's first president, salva kiir, promised a new beginning of tolerance love and -- new beginning of tolerance, love, and unity. 10 years ago. the world's newest nation had gained independence after decades of war with the rest of sudan, but the excitement was soon replaced by a civil war of its own, fragile peace deals, and humanitarian crises. salva kiir still leads the nation a decade on, but he's been locked in a power struggle with the first vice president, riek machar. many say their rivalry has hindered south sudan's development, particularly relating to the country's vast oil reserves. speaking at a ceremony to mark independence, he urged people to embrace peace. >> on my part, i assure you that i will not return you back to war again. let us all work together to recover the last decade and put our country back to the path of development in this new decade. mohammed: 400,000 people died in the civil war. after independence. millions are still displaced, and half the populat

i'm mohammed jamjoom.huge setback for liverpool, the united nations' cultural body, unesco, has stripped the english city of its world heritage status. the decision came after concerns about development in the city, particularly along liverpool's waterfront. being put on unesco's world heritage list often leads to huge financial rewards through investments and tourism, but losing it could also have the opposite effect. the heritage list includes globally recognizable sites, including egypt's pyramids and the great wall of china. unesco's committee meeting in china this year is csidering 17 other cultural and natural sites to add to its list this year. neve barker has action from liverpool after esco's decision. reporter: it is the city that kept the british empire afloat. its 19th century edifice is a testament to generations of global trade and commerce, a time when britain ruled the waves. for 17 years, liverpool's iconic waterfront stood alongside india's taj mahal and the great wall of china on the uni

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the move impact mohammed's education. >> i came to the u.s. and they just told me i had to redo ninth-grade again and i was already starting 10th grade when i was back in yemen, and here they were like you have to start ninth-grade because of your english. >> reporter: mohammed learned english quickly, though the extra years of coursework would have him finish high school later than his peers, but with high marks and an aptitude for science. >> you also have an internship. tell me about that. >> i'm doing an internship this summer about artists, for research science, research about covid. >> reporter: the internship at the children's hospital oakland research institute giving mohammed a chance to use his s.t.e.m. skills, spending time studying during summer break, extra work he sees as a small trade-off for the safety and opportunity his family has now in the u.s. their immigration process taking years for their paperwork to be approved. >> it was a big deal back then. if you had told me two years before, winning the lottery, you're going to t

others speak to the prophet mohammed himself and tells him keep on preaching you are only a preacher, not a con teller. that is 28 and 22. now in my book i asked a question that isn't as much asked in islamic tradition. what would have happened if they accepted the call for freedom of religion or freedom of speech but they just stopped oppressing the muslims and let them do practice and preach the religion. then i argue we would have a very different history of islam. what happened was they kept persecuting and even came close to murdering the prophet and that's why others fled where they soon established and army and began collecting taxes in the community and brought in some legislation. it was an armed policy and this policy had several policies with their allies for the survival of the community as i argued and as some scholars right. there are chapters and some sections about these battles and fighting the believers and infidels in some passages. now, one problem is the leader tradition conceived as this phase as the final and definitive form of islam not in the historical contin

in 5 years mohammed out of his down this, he's never been busier. don't want to get john, go over the status of them. since there's been a lot of violence and the american forces are gone. people don't trust the security situation. that's why a lot of people are applying yet. most of them are families. they come in, apply with their children, 26 year olds, w lead heading isn't leaving years, but he sees everyone he knows is preparing for that day. that's how long you're jango. there's conflict in war in every district, so we're getting passports ready, in case the situation gets worse. so we can go away to a safe place. he's not alone at dawn, this is the queue to apply for passports, thousands a here every day. but the number of people leaving is even more. there is a constant stream of afghan refugees crossing into turkey near the iran border. the u. n. c is in the 3 weeks to july, the 15th up to 40 percent more african split without passport. so visas some using smugglers. turkey detained, 1500, mostly african migrants in one week. to make the jo

in fact, 5 brothers from the mohammed family all signed up for the job. now 3 are in the us while the 2 youngest remain in hiding in cobble. we love to work with the us government and government below over countries, so we want it to serve or the people janice and worry says he feels the same. he worked for 9 years as a translator on the front line against the taliban booster. he was granted a special immigrant visa in 2013 and now lives in virginia. all of us, we have a view with luck on our shoulder. and we were fighting for 2 years for the flood. and we thought we were american. should worry, is credited with saving the life of his assigned us soldier, army captain, mat zeller during a fire fight. if he does reunions take place makes all of this work worth it. now, the seller worries the us, will break its promise to save the remaining afghans. who helped us troops were not doing what necessary to save these people. and every day that we don't do anything as a gift to the taliban, because it gives them just that much more time to hunt down these people

at dawn, mohammed's group of motor sports fans described being excited. as they looked forward to meeting friends and taking part in their rally and other driving events . they estimated that the journey to what done would take around 20 hours. the 1st leg was the 67 kilometers from the home town of sir, man to the capital tripoli, which would just take over now the ah, on the journey mohammed talked about how much tripoli meant to him, and many other libya. he remembered the motor rallies held the the path and look forward to the city returning to peace and glory, one day throughout the internal conflict that followed the revolution triply has been held by the internationally recognized government. ah, well that's the thing. what about us? but please give them if you would american for you been to them and ship out the southern and we didn't mission machine for predict any door actually. a plea victim 3, after tripoli, the rod would take them to miss ryder was an apple green, old, potentially dangerous. and then of course, into the desert. during the 201

for 8 years now, mohammed naughty and his best friends have meet outside the sky. yes, they sit and talk for hours. says you remember? good morning. we don't know if we'll be alive the next 2nd. so that's why every person right now is in the process of trying to get out of the country. there is no place for afghans in this country anymore. 30 years ago nother fled to denmark as refugee. he only returned in 2001 when the us invaded the doctor. when the americans came and brought their forces, we thought we are saved. we thought, oldest misfortune is over. but now we think that was the start of our misfortune. most prized possessions passed on through families are also being left behind. hum, mohammad faces a conflict of interest as a 2nd hand dealer. he profits from the goods that come his way, but he knows what people are giving up in order to flee. yes, gonna stone. he wishes they didn't have to charlotte bellis o jazeera cobble chin is he has political shake up, his continuing with the president, firing another member of parliament, but case i. e has also been de

i me ah, ah, ah, mohammed lonnie brought a group of young boys on this trip. part of his commitment to involve young people as much as he can in his favorite sport. ah ah, on day 3 of the rally, the plan was for the boys to give a display of the quote by writing what they call an exhibition right? ah, charging like all of them on for the muslims. so for that's just you have to talk with them and then have a form of love and write the news the me ah, ah ah me in the last the oh you know what? well, what, what, what did i i wanted to bring you to the, into the war liberalism diseases, even though i can imagine would have an active this weekend to sleep with us. and i just want to see some homeless. yeah. let me know if you can do with mrs. williams and i'm sure that i'm on the road home with them and i will let you know. oh, how does that mean? how many changes left? obviously i'm home with the help from when it has it a lot of people has to send it but what i use i at the end of day 3, it was time to load up the car and start heading home. and then the blender

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and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say, we will never forget these beautiful memories. we'll leave a dance, but we hope to meet again in other races. in better circle in a peaceful and safe libya, ah, just the right here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say? we'll take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas. of course, we cover major global events that are partial lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how was find libya and her region. and so many others. we go to them, you make the effort. we care when i am sorry, should we be about raising prices and this is hardly down to the time we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in time in that designate adult had made the task of fixing a war torn economy counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, ah, well damaging winds have again blown through perth nova, it looks like wednesdays clock, i think thursday, the worrying day. because once mo

i me ah me mohammed lonnie brought a group of young boys on this trip. part of his commitment to involve young people as much as he can in his favorite sports. ah, ah, ah! on day 3 of the rally, the plan was for the boys to give a display of the quote by writing what they call an exhibition right? ah, walk in charge of them. so that's just you have to talk and we had a job fall in love, right? i the me ah ah me in the last oh, well today i wanted to head listen, listen, this is good. then we'll get rid of hay and then and then we can get to sleep with us and if it's on us can turn it when it is this bulletin to see them homeless. yeah. let me let me do that though. mrs. williamson, i'm sure what i'm looking for all i'm with them. if i don't know if i don't know how to come mean how many changes left? obviously i'm home with the help for when it has it, new lot of people has them to send it to me, but i ah ah, at the end of day 3, it was time to load up the car and start heading home. brenda was my husband tanya copy, copy cc developmental piazza hung up.

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the mohammed ali didn't have twitter. can you imagine if mohammed ali had twitter? i mean, it would be the best twitter account ever, but the thing is, is that their messages in previous days were still, they were still funneled through media. they were still funneled through journalists who did have their own biases and own agendas. and now there's no filter the evidence of that was all over social media in 2020, when athlete spoke out as never before. yeah, the murder of an unarmed like american george floyd into the catalog, resulting in an explosion of activism on the street and online. a new global black life matter movement was born and sports stars amplified the message on the very together, leaks, federations and sponsors had no choice but to start paying attention. 2020 was a year where app it's around the world. spoke up almost an unprecedented amount of, and i think that's because you had this combustible situation of the pandemic. those frustrations built up right in the broader public and that spill out into the sports world. along with the force of the

soon after leaving part of 2 thirds of the way into the journey mohammed anathema were no longer sure if they actually were able to take part in the what don t t right with out of this year he had worked for my boss hold because we can and and her new mobile upland madam that no noodle the fish had the seal apple and my name and your blood in i me ah, when but i'm sure let's go on with with any higher offline. when you the fema shaken screen had some yeah, to for she. good them from going to going to miss michelle. you don't miss your there. may i think of that them she'll i'm you, betty. the work of international give that kind of reward will be a fault with the one circuit with them schmidt industry and she, we had them in a more mobile and mobile plenty of different shore of edi and in one place, i've been from give them a short we'll go there will be little show bubble was about a month old, would sickly and we're for delay apply with a man and he's going to be. busy for the finally, well, how much in his group from sir man reach, let down city and the desert can ready for 3 day r

we will try and find a way to contact our stuff. mohammed volleyball, correspondent who has actually come to nicea extensively for us, but it's quite a serious development, muhammad, if we can't get in touch with our staff and security per se. now, a basically blocking al jazeera and perhaps other media outlets from communicating the reality on the ground for the about through. so, and it's, it's even more dangerous considering that we can't get in touch with them. not, not only they offered to have locked down the bureau of understanding, but now that they are preventing out of stuff from getting in touch with often calling us on the phone. that's, that's, that's even more dangerous. now, why are they in incarcerated? are they detained? actually, because we don't know we're not hearing from them. this is dangerous because it's also a signal, as we said before, of something ominous in the country. we have seen that in other countries, whenever the situation deteriorated gravely. we've seen, i've just got a bill is being locked down because this is the voice of, of the fax and transpa

ah, on the journey mohammed talked about how much tripoli meant to him, and many other libya. he remembered the motor rallies held the the path and look forward to the city returning to peace and glory, one day throughout the internal conflict that followed the revolution triple has been held by the international recognize government. ah, well that's the thing. what about us for them to get them if you will? but i'm asking for, i've been to them about the whole set, and then we didn't mission machine for any actually a plea victim. pre after tripoli, the rad would take them to miss rather why and grain old potentially dangerous. and then, of course, into the desert. during the 2011 revolution miss route, that was a strong hold of opposition to get daffy. 9 years later, government troops held off a challenge by the warlord. how the for half the i next water, whose citizens were forced out by good duffy forces fighting the opposition in the office. it remained goes down until reconciliation with the router in 2018 allows people to finally return home mohammedans group to corrode

or mohammed a shirt cow, he is a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university in washington. he joins me now via sky. but these are the details that we have so far. what do you make of this explosion? one i would say get on to school of thought or 2 scores of analysis, one as we have just heard from the official narrative that when a natural accident, however, the sound of this blood was heard. 25 can make there is a way that means it is a very significant explosion and it could have matched what happened in but you don't last year, which is a good on yours explosion. and it's not just some stuff that was in the cargo the ship. my 2nd thought is that, is there a way we can understand this within the rift that took place of the oh pick plus meeting last week. and it, you know, there was supposed to be another meeting on monday. however, it was the spend because of the rift between him and the other 22 members of pick plus, as there a way we can think of this possibility. it could be a signal, it could be a letter or a message to the model, is that the need to concert of some

i'm 0 mohammed. john has covered denise extensively for the channel. he's live for us now in doe has some home it tell us a little bit more about these latest announcements from the president, the curfew. and crucially, obviously the inability of people together now. well, barbara, it seems that these are the natural completion of his decisions yesterday night because he thought he probably, he realized the level of gravity of his decisions yesterday, according to the reactions from his opponents today, he has seen the demonstrations, of course, he has his own supporters in the streets, but also there is a big chunk of the population that are against him on have been, have been to demonstrating this morning. they represent from large blocks in the, in the, in the political class like another forest. and so he's, he's not taking that lightly and the measure that he took his taken about, you know, for meeting the gatherings on, on, is probably a way to block the possibility of more escalation of seeing his opponents filling the trees. because he doesn't

that's go to mohammed valve, he's covered 10 as extensively for us and as we heard them, month of month zilkey saying this is a qu, start with a question of does the constitution allow the president to either freeze or dissolve parliament? yes, i mean, i have article 80 of the constitution, it is interesting that yes and no for your your question. the constitution allows the president an emergency to take emergency provisions. in the event of imminent danger, threatening the nation's institutions off security or independence and happening the normal functioning of the state. so he has the right to take some measures. but also the same article stipulates that he has to do that off the consultation with the head of government, and to speak of the assembly of the representatives of the people and informing the president of the constitutional court here lies the problem. now, instead of consulting with these branches of government, he has dismissed them, so nobody saw it. now we have one man who is rolling. everything was doing everything. was a host, assuming the responsibilities of all th

let's go to mohammed val, now he's covered today extensively for us. so let's start with the basic question of what happened is this being seen as a coolness? when some people are speculating about this, people are waiting to see arrests and you know, hide people hiding like a prime minister has been hiding since yesterday. we don't know whether that was a 1st hiding or whether it was his own choice. the president also hasn't shown up since yesterday, so it's, it's a very, very unclear situation. and people can decide now whether this is a military call from the top or whether it is like a constitutional or otherwise unconstitutional. moved by the president, as you can see now, we have 2 groups in front of the parliament, both the group suppose and think of a ledge that beta presents the people of tenicia. this is very dangerous, particularly when the clash is continuous. some classes are already taken place, so it is very, very dangerous situation. now. everything can happen during the last, during the next few hours. as i said, it's very difficult to

while we have mohammed val, who's covington, is extensively waiting, standing by force her in doha, am aaliyah's standing by the line from tunis. the 1st are a current, begins our coverage with this report. the gathered outside to parliament now to service for a month demonstrated from different sides of the political divide, refuse to lead. once again to nivia isn't home on the support is the largest main book and not all angry at president quite side decision to sac. the government, including prime minister hisham the she, she, as well as the justice and defense ministers, were paid by the president's choice to overthrow the constitution, which took place on the day the technicians people celebrated republic day, the republic through which the monarchy was overthrown. the was the largest main block and not all angry president site decision to sac the government, including prime minister machine, parliament speaker, russia to new jersey and head of the party staging is sitting in his car, refusing to move until politicians are allowed back in earlier he called it a coo center, the dec

but that would still leave mohammed living a restricted life. no is really health cover. no driving license, no real peace of mind. even at home. harris was it i'll just 0 occupied east jerusalem to crew have ventured out of china's new space station for the 1st time since they arrived last month. it's only the 2nd space by chinese astronauts, also known as taken notes under chappelle has more the push. when it comes to photo friendly moments in space, china is on a roll. taken out, slow booming, and tang home bo have completed the 1st space walk from the new station being built in low earth orbit, or more of a part of a construction site with a view. the mission is the 1st of 11 needed to finish construction of the station phone out for a call as one of the taken up that went out of the core module for the 1st time. i wanted to thank all the scientists involved and thank all chinese people for your support. there will be more space walks and the space station will keep growing. thank you. probably. lou got around on mechanical arm, which took him where he needed to go. r

i let me go to mohammed val, he's up in covington as far as extensively. and as we followed the day through the habit, it does seem now that the president has an agenda and he's moving on that very quickly. the right, so people in teenager were waiting for any statements or any kind of action from which they could understand the orientation of what's going on. particularly with regards to the president. since he announced the decision to suck the parliamentary fact, the government and threes, the parliament, he did not give a speech to the, to the general public. but he met, he took from decisions that show that he's in control. he met with the labor union today, the head of the labor unions. and after that meeting was an announcement by the labor unions of tunisia that you know, could be read other kinds of supportive statements. they said that every fight should stick to the legality to the constitutional legality in every action. and every decision that the measures taken by the president to address the problems of tunisia now should not be permanent. a

ok, mohammed father, thank you very much. indeed. your affection state answer the blinking reserves that she is the president to respect democracy and a phone call. yes. car said to maintain dialogue with old science, and they are a white house press secretary jen. saki struck a similar tone. we are concerned about the developments in tunisia which come as a tunisian authority, as are seeking to stabilize the economy to front a resurgence in the coven 19 pandemic, and improved living standards for all tunisians. we are in touch at the senior level from both the white house and the state department with denise and leaders to learn more about the situation. urge. com and support confusion efforts to move forward in line with democratic principles. hydro castro has more for washington d. c. those developments are under close watched by the us and today and a phone call between us state departments. secretary, antony boynkin and the president of tunisia, lincoln told sides that he should adhere to the principles of democracy and human ri

really good to get your thoughts on this mohammed. i must say, as always, we appreciate it. thanks very much. indeed. thanks. the world's largest oil producing nations have reached an agreement on boosting production after a rift between 2 key members, certain to stole efforts. opec nations cut oil production by almost 10000000 barrels a day. the stars to the pandemic when demand plummeted. as a global economy started to recover, opec gradually restored output by almost 50 percent, but negotiations and a deal to further increase output exposed a rift between the u. e and saudi arabia, the eminence, called saudi proposals to extend the arrangements unjust. now a compromise giving you a e and others, a higher production quarter as paved the way for the latest you opec is going to begin further easing, cuts from august. what one does together is way, way, much beyond what you may imagine. i'm sorry that you've never picked it up this way, but it's, it's good that we give you this opportunity to think differently. a look at this differently. we differ here and that, but we want

but that would still leave mohammed living a restricted life. no israeli health cover? no driving license, no real peace of mind. even at home. harris was it i'll just 0 occupied east jerusalem. 67 people have been rescued in the mediterranean scene or italy among them were for women and more than 20 unaccompanied mine as it was picked up by the humanitarian ship ocean. viking with 20000 migrants and refugees are estimated to have dod trying to cross the mediterranean to europe since 2014 a container ship that blocked the suez canal and march will set sail again after it's japanese own has reached a financial settlement with egypt. government, the ever given was impounded, blocked the crucial waterway for 6 days. egypt demanded $550000000.00. the details of the final deal have not been revealed. hundreds of african troops have gone into neighboring cuz you can start playing telephone advances in the north. they crossed over from going to stones, but auction province where local officials say soldiers and police numbers by telephone fighters and further south, the taliba

ok mohammed, many. thanks ma'am. jim, jim. out here correspondent there. john is live on the line from june as well. as mohammed was mentioning that the president statement follows revelations of a judicial investigation into a less corruption by the 3 main parties. it was opened almost 2 weeks before precedence i. e. used his emergency powers to dismiss the prime minister antifreeze, the parliament though the case doesn't appear linked to his recent actions. it does put more pressure on the president's opponents judges are looking into whether and not had the largest party in the governing coalition and others wrongly received foreign funds before elections. back in 2019. let's talk now to sheriff l cutty. he joins his live on the line from genus as well. he's formerly a parliament, re on political affairs officer in tunis, shut f l county. welcome 12 to 0. so this isn't a coup, it's something else. what is it if it's not a qu, what, let's say it's a kind of a piece of professional for us. it's for such a through article 80, over the constitution. and the