talk about this a lot in the book but i first encountered internet censorship on my own living in morocco my first night i went to login and the site just did not exist because the government found blogs debating the question of the democratic republic. that was a maligned opener. i'm in my early twenties and did not encounter that. you don't see that kind of censorship. of course later i would learn about all the attempts of the us government to censor the internet i just was not aware of it. that should me to a broader community of bloggers in the middle east and north africa and i learned so much more what was happening. that was my entrÉe to all of this. of course the earliest examples of corporate complicity with authoritarian countries come from the demand around 2006 and 2007 with thailand with the content or risk being blocked. there's a lot of complicated reasons having to deal with in corruption but companies didn't have a choice. they either had to take down content or get blocked. that's a choice they were making to not comply. but as these countries, and turkey is a good exam

which is a major political entity in africa due south of the morocco. and it is successfully vanquished because of this dual alliance alliance between morocco. this helps to destabilize not only the empire but it ricochets and cascades southward and westward helping to soften up the african continent for the onrushing african slave trade which of course takes off like a rocket about a half century later as london climbs the greasy pole of colonial success. so the analogy that i have drawn in passing in the book in question, and i will mention it here because oftentimes i have noticed people in the united states say which is understandable. i want you to draw contemporary lessons. so one lesson that may be unsettling to some is that if you look at today's constellation with china, for example. this this is a direct resultf events that took place a half century ago when your fellow united states resident, henry kissinger, flew across the pacific to effectuate a detente with china on an anti-soviet basis. obviously the united states when they cut the deal,

sultan despite the strong nationalist sentiment in morocco so time mohammed the 5th had an appeal read out an almost from the kingdom in which he declared from this day on until the standard of france be crowned in glory we owe her our unreserved aid. and committed by the. board that ship with the horses buffy didn't there's always more to send people. so that they'll be here today for the. festival to start doing. their father. i guess did you. know. for the. horse for 8 months it was the so-called phoney war like everyone else the colonial troops waited some even had time to celebrate the muslim holiday in the paris mosque. they delayed it could be that they didn't don't you come in the 32nd you can use it then you see your fix it should then i must get it back i mean if you can or will not do or say to you you see if you don't you can say you got to get me to this to give you didn't matter which way you think. and may $940.00 the germans attacked one month later the french army surrendered tens of thousands of muslim soldiers were dead as many again were taken prisoner and the multi

spanish police have arrested a hundred suspected gang members accused of smuggling drugs from moroccoan five tonnes of cannabis. it's alleged the gang would supply dealers all across europe. racing across open water, these men accused of smuggling thousands of kilos of drugs. spain's civil guard breaking up what appears to be a very lucrative business. the gang are described by police as having a powerful infrastructure, supplying dealers across the continent. the journey begins in morocco with speed boats crossing the mediterranean and using rivers to move inland towards seville. it is a big operation, officers finding more than 5000 kilos of cannabis. it wasn'tjust drugs, they also unearthed a fake rifle and a taser, plus a number of vehicles. 0n the banks of the river, dozens of packages were said to contain drugs. it is alleged other gang members hid them in fruit lorries and shipped them to france. police raids taking place across both countries, uncovering documents, cash, navigation and communication equipment. the arrested suspects, all 100 of them, will appear in court at a l

a week tk to fifth grade students in morocco went back to school today. full time. the superintendent tells us the district worked with teachers and parents and also took notes from other schools that have successfully reopen the district says while families could choose to keep their students home about 85 to 90% of them chose to return to class in person. oh a beautiful day out there today, temperatures warmed a few degrees. now they're cooling off rapidly at the coast is the fog rolls and this is from our sutro camera, so it since the tower atop mount sutro, right, you know that the hill there? that's about 800 ft, and then sutro tower goes up over 1000 ft so that the top of this carrot the top of the tower is probably 1800 ft. off the ground, approximately so you can see where the marine layer is. it's pretty deep. it's up around seconds around 1600 ft or so just estimating at the top of the tower. 18 1800. so with that in mind, the depth of the marine layer tells me we're going to see it in the inland valleys tomorrow morning, most likely, so we'll b

the journey begins in morocco, with speed boats crossing the mediterranean then using rivers to movemore than 5,000 kilos of cannabis. it wasn't just drugs, they also unearthed a fake rifle and a taser, plus a number of vehicles, including two lorries. 0n the banks of the river guadalquivir, dozens of packages were said to contain drugs. it's alleged other gang members hid them in fruit lorries and shipped them to france. police raids taking place across both countries, uncovering documents, cash, navigation and communication equipment. the arrested suspects, all 100 of them, will appear in court at a later date. this operation, likely to be just a drop in the ocean in the drug trade between north africa and europe. there's been a stunning procession through the streets of cairo. the mummified remains of 22 ancient egyptian rulers were being transferred to a brand new national museum of egyptian civilisation. 18 kings and four queens were carried through the city on gold—coloured custom—made vehicles designed to minimise vibration. sally nabil reports. a procession fit for royalty. t

the journey begins in morocco with speed boats crossing the atlantic and using rivers to move inlandg more than 5,000 kilos of cannabis. it wasn't just drugs, they also unearthed a fake rifle and a taser, plus a number of vehicles including two lorries. 0n the banks of the river, dozens of packages were said to contain drugs. it is alleged other gang members hid them in fruit lorries and shipped them out to france. police raids taking place across both countries, uncovering documents, cash, navigation and communication equipment. the arrested suspects, all 100 of them, will appear in court at a later date. this operation, likely to be just a drop in the ocean in the drug trade between north africa and europe. this is bbc news, the headlines: the former crown prince ofjordan says he's been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown on critics of the government. christians celebrate easter, but for the second year running covid means services have to be scaled back. more now on the political turmoil unfolding injordan. here's the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse douc

algeria and tunisia quite significant rain possibly in morocco not particularly pleasant. sponsored by a qatar airways. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you're to stand on cancer culture decreasing the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and everything in between if tech companies are the ones with the power what do we do what's the solution 'd or get organized what are world leaders or governments missing thread talking about targets like $24121.00 when the targets were now up front with me welcome on here on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. and nato say they're ending their military campaign in afghanistan after 20 years president joe biden announced all troops in afghanistan will be withdrawn by september 11th india has recorded more than 200000 new cases of coronavirus in a single day 1st time around the just say the surge is partly being fueled by super spreader events including religious festivals and political r

when they see dozens of migrants have been rescued after trying to swim from morocco to the spanish in on klav or so at about 100 migrants set off from beaches in northern morocco aiming to spend a few kilometers north to soweto one of the 9 populated spanish territories in africa spanish police say some managed to reach on their own almost were rescued and set up in groups of $20.00 to $30.00 including several children a complete quarantine for coronavirus before the asylum applications can begin. dozens of people in the somali capital mogadishu are calling for presidential elections. they're opposed to an extension of the president's term in office and have been violent confrontations for the past couple of nights president mohammad dubbed the lucky for marginal failed to hold planned elections in february saying there were concerns about security and the pandemic m.p.'s recently voted to extend financials time for another 2 years in chatter leading politicians called on the country's interim military government to negotiate with a rebel group accused of killing president idriss deby

the fishing zones around gaza dozens of migrants have been rescued after they tried to swim from morocco to the spanish. but $100.00 migrants set off from the beaches in northern morocco aiming to swim the few kilometers north to which is one of 9 populated spanish territories in africa spanish police say some manage to reach the area on their own while most were rescued they set off in groups of $20.00 to $30.00 people including several children they will complete quarantine for coronavirus before their asylum applications can begin now a worsening drought in mexico is reaching critical levels across large parts of the country and the capital of lack of rain water has led to some of the worst conditions residents of experienced in 30 years manuel reports from mexico city. on the outskirts of mexico's capital extreme drought conditions who force locals to travel long distances in search of clean water. here in a county big it's mostly donkeys who hold water up the steep hillsides at a lever that we use it to wash dishes and to drink right now it's difficult to bring water up here what i

i applied to the cap verde islands and morocco to all i also had an offer from the rishis they all welcomed my application she ended up choosing the democratic republic of congo. angle. because if you google democratic republic of congo and go to news 90 percent of the stories are really negative and as i otherwise had no idea about the country that was an additional factor that had me worried. all you read about is the corruption all the mass graves being constantly discovered and child labor. the d r c has huge deposits of rare minerals that make their way into the smartphones we use every day it has also been coerced by never ending conflict and civil war despite the introduction of un peacekeepers claimed gynaecologist denis mukwege summed up the situation when accepting the 2018 nobel peace prize. to. the who did this is. that haunting history did not put off my self made the trip to what remains one of the poorest and most violent places in the world. sure i was scared i was going to a far away country where people live in completely different conditions a country i knew nothing about

outskirts into central madrid and suddenly they're loud and visible most of them are migrants from morocco or romania but spaniards who've been driven from the city center by economic hardship are among them as well. as in most of us because we earned respect for hard working people and we want a normal life for ourselves and our children. we haven't had any power for 11 months we're fed up. with the problem is that there are no electricity contracts for the illegal settlement so no company is responsible for restoring power the demonstrators say that's a systemic problem zaccaria after money is taking part $2.00 he fears that the country out a slum will be clear. we're going to war you i want to let me out but i mean will you fight the us i won't give up. below. you. the family bought an inexpensive generator when's a cardiac gets it running his wife quickly moves the food from the refrigerator into the freezer if it keeps cold for 2 or 3 hours the milk and butter stay at a bowl but not once the summer starts. you know we're only going to be cowed but then it'll get complicated but him an

search has triggered new restrictions on movement in major cities ahead of the persian new year and morocco is nightly curfew will remain in place ensuring the muslim holy month of ramadan when people gather after breaking their fast at sunset is part of government action to counter new variant. brazil has reported more than 4000 new daily deaths from kovac 19 for the 1st time the country's pandemic death toll is now approaching 340000 but 2nd only to the united states experts say the latest search has been caused by a local variant of the virus which has pushed the health care system to breaking point despite this right wing president jaya also narrow as opposed lock down measures as damaging to the economy but many of the country's poorest crying out for help saying that the government's pandemic response has failed them and that without more help they risk going hungry. these protesters a sending a message to their government brazil is hungry. here and sao paulo's largest para's openness residents say emergency aid doesn't go far enough i mean they say that my fear is that my daughters w

i applied to the cap verde islands and morocco to all i also had an offer from the rishis they all welcomed my application. ended up choosing the democratic republic of congo. and. if you google democratic republic of congo and go to news 90 percent of the stories are really negative and as i otherwise had no idea about the country that was an additional factor that had me worried. all you read about is the corruption all the mass graves being constantly. discovered and child labor. c. has huge deposits of rare minerals that make their way into the smartphones we use every day it has also been cursed by never ending conflict and civil war despite the introduction of un peacekeepers claimed gynaecologist denis mukwege summed up the situation when accepting the 2018 nobel peace prize. it. must suck to. did this is. that haunting history did not put off my self made the trip to what remains one of the poorest and most violent places in the world. sure i was scared i was going to a far away country where people live in completely different conditions a country i knew nothing about switching nat

new record high it will enter into force on friday in the country's most badly affected areas and morocco's nightly curfew will remain in place during ramadan when people gather after breaking their fast at sunset the muslim holy month is due to start on april 13th brazil's 19 crisis is getting worse by the day the country has confirmed its 1st official case of the most infectious variant identified in south africa thousands of people are dying in brazil every day from the virus over 340000 people are now known to have lost their lives there for. more bad news for brazil surging kopechne 1900 help put the health care system on the verge of collapse patients are dying in and out of hospitals while they wait for treatment. scares frustrate me. if they had properly prepared for this scenario from the beginning then the same thing wouldn't be happening again. they should've prevented it from the beginning and it would have been better but now it's not your problem i don't know. but i have already lost relatives to the coronavirus i think the politicians should be more united. for months preside

morocco has condemned spain for treating brahim ghali, the leader of the polisario front, for covid-19. the polisario movement is fighting to establish an independent state in western sahara, which was colonized by spain in the 19th century and annexed by morocco in 1975. in other international news, the european union says it will let vaccinated u.s. tourists visit the region this summer after over one year of barring all non-essential travel. here in the united states, many states resumed administering johnson & johnson's coronavirus vaccine over the weekend after the centers for disease control and the food and dru administration ended an 11 day pause on its use. researchers probed its link to an extremely rare blood-clotting condition. this is janet woodcock, acting fda commissioner. >> together both agencies have full confidence this vaccines known and potential benefits outweigh its potential risks and individuals 18 and older. amy: federal officials said patients, particularly women under the age of 50, should be given a warning about the vaccine. over one third of u.s. adults a

year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators and influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhardt is a kind of musical nomad. and i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is. collaboration with sky and her classical concert guitar musician from belive roots has guest appearances worldwide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet sensation we met up with curtis and his sons. these animals are one of a kind. of horse with no neck a cat with human teeth. and a cow with claws. these are what children's drawings would look like if they

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i applied to the cap verde islands and morocco to all i also had an offer from the rishis they all welcomed my application she ended up choosing the democratic republic of congo. and will. if you google democratic republic of congo and go to news 90 percent of the stories are really negative and as i otherwise had no idea about the country that was an additional factor that had me worried. all you read about is the corruption all the mass graves being constantly discovered and child labor. has huge deposits of rare minerals that make their way into the smartphones we use every day it has also been coerced by never ending conflict and civil war despite the introduction of un peacekeepers acclaimed gynaecologist denis mukwege summed up the situation when accepting the 2018 nobel peace prize. it. managed to. did this issue over. the. internet. that haunting history did not put off my breast self made the trip to what remains one of the poorest and most violent places in the world. sure i was scared i was going to a far away country where people live in completely different conditions a country

the united arab emirates, bahrain, morocco, and sudan decided to normalize relations with israel. taking off the terrorist list and granting relief. palestinians have deemed your decision as well as other countries who followed the same course as a stab in the back. do you understand their reaction? prime min. hamdok: getting off the list was a game changer for us. it allowed us to come back to the remit of the international community, being a normal country, linking to the rest of the world. as you know so well, currently we are passing through multiple transitions, from war and conflict to peace, from dictatorship to democracy, from hardships in the economic sphere hopefully to prosperity. but most importantly, and through this process of getting off the list, is remaking to the world-- relinking to the role, meaning from isolation to re-linking to the world and being part of civilized nations. this process is extremely important to our people, and the reference to the normalization with israel, you know normalization is not an event, it's a process. we are going through it. thi

have tried to swing to spain's border, as the national civil guards as they set off from beaches in morocco. a few kilometers south. one of nine populated spanish territories in africa. the spanish police say some managed to reach the beach on their own, while most were rescued. they set off in groups of 20 to 30 including several children. they receive medical checks by the red cross and three people were taken to hospital with hypothermia. a political network link to the kremlin -- opposition alexei navalny has been suspended while a court considers whether it should be outlawed. prosecutors are seeking to have the anticorruption foundation which navalny founded declared an extremist group. he was jailed for a parole violation. in recently ended a hunger strike in prison. he says the charges are politically motivated. bennett smith has more from moscow. >> what will happen is that later this week prosecutors will as the court to declare navalny 's organization come his anticorruption organization and his affiliated groups as extremist, putting it on the level with al qaeda. in the interim

year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators and influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhart is a kind of musical nomad. group i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is. collaboration with uli alon sky and her classical concert guitar the musician from belle of roots has guest appearances world wide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet sensation we met up with curtis and his sons. these animals are one of a kind. of no neck cat with human teeth. and a cow with cause. these are what children's drawings would look like if t

morocco is a very strong partner of the united states. our number one african partner as far as relationships go they take great pride in the military being equipped with us equipment and operating in the standard equivalent to nato standard algeria has close ties with russia for decades. however they have recently been expressing a desire to increase their ties with the united states. and we do have a good working relationship with algeria on issues of mutual concern. >> do we sell morocco a lot of arms and equipment? >> we do a purchase at all with their own money. >> excellent. >> thank you senator i know he's trying quickly. >> can you hear me? >> thank you gentlemen for being here. general mckenzie the united states will be able to maintain counterterrorism abilities in the region that afghanistan cannot become a safe haven for terrorist to threaten our security. do you agree with the secretary's assessment we can achieve our objective in afghanistan once we complete the drawdown the president has directed? >> i do agree with that as

outskirts into central madrid and suddenly they're loud and visible most of them are migrants from morocco or romania but spaniards who've been driven from the city center by economic hardship are among them as well. as in most of us because we've earned respect for hard working people and we want a normal life for ourselves and our children. we haven't had any power for 11 months we're fed up with. the problem is that there are no electricity contracts for the illegal settlement so no company is responsible for restoring power the demonstrators say that's a systemic problem. at off mooning is taking part too he fears that the country out of slum will be clear. that we're going to war you i will not let me push me out but i mean i'm going to fight the us i won't give up. the family bought an inexpensive generator when's our codea gets it running his wife quickly moves the food from the refrigerator into the freezer if it keeps cold for 2 or 3 hours the milk and butter stay at a bowl but not once the summer starts. early on we can be caught but then it will get complicated good of him and w

over to casablanca, morocco. what do you want to ask ellenjohnson sirleaf and mary robinson?th madam president, what an honour to be with you in the session today, thank you for the opportunity, bbc global questions. my question today is about women in leadership positions. many of us in this position hear that we are too articulate, too direct or even too confident. why do people make these kind of statements and do you think this can lead to self—limiting ambitions for women and many other girls who are growing to be these leaders? thank you. mary robinson, what is your answer? thank you. it is true that women in leadership are oftenjudged differently than men. the traits that are valued in men, like decisiveness, assertiveness, old action, can sometimes be seen as shrill, bossy, all the negative terms when a woman is doing exactly the same thing. that is a cultural trait itself. i actually think the best way to counter it is to ignore it. i remember when i was elected president of ireland in 1990, i was the first woman president and i was absolutely determined to do it con

i applied to the cap verde islands and morocco to i also had an offer from the rishis they all welcomed my application. ended up choosing the democratic republic of congo. angle. if you google democratic republic of congo and go to news 90 percent of the stories are really negative and as i otherwise had no idea about the country that was an additional factor that had me worried. all you read about is the corruption all the mass graves being constantly discovered and child labor. has huge deposits of rare minerals that make their way into the smartphones we use every day it has also been cursed by never ending conflict and civil war despite the introduction of un peacekeepers acclaimed gynecologist dennis miller summed up the situation when accepting the 2018 nobel peace prize because. it. managed to. do pretty good this is over. until. that point in history did not put off my breast self made the trip to what remains one of the poorest and most violent places in the world. sure i was scared i was going to a far away country where people live in completely different conditions a country

that leads on very nicely to our next question from the capital of morocco, rabat.on, please, which is related to jobs for africa's youth. my question is how can - the entrepreneurial ecosystem be improved to— encourage young people to grow and create job opportunities? angelique kidjo, you kick off. that's a very good question because as the education system fails, so does the entrepreneurial system. the question they are asking has roots in the beginning of all this. the governments, one after the other, never thought of preparing a workspace or any infrastructure that can allow young kids to count, and the question i have is how government in africa are thinking about the future of the youth. do they care? those questions become relevant because they will put in place a system that works. it's easy to do, but to understand the youth of africa is the power of tomorrow and the future of africa, and if the leaders of africa don't see those two things in common, then we can talk as much as we want and nothing will change probably. graca machel, how can the ecosystem

decades now on the robert remains but a car bomb exploded in front of their shop they were both morocco's leonhard what's that piece of columbia was shot there she attached believed to be carried out by far the dissidents set off a new wave of violence insurgency that yes i think i knew this 30 years of commercial struggle for 3 years until everything turned towards in the 2nd token but i feel that arenas only given the attitude i don't know what they are voting for a little bit because some do one thing and others to another are not really deployed in the middle of the worst part identity are still in the indian or in the actual target is probably these buildings the mayor's office of the municipality according to the south and department of calcutta a week after the incident the mayor herself cannot understand how such a lot richer could hop hop and you know waiting for a clear response from the public forces as to how the car came into the municipality. puts the violence in colombia it goes much farther if someone like them iow coordinator of human rights in talca it some i say folder

outskirts into central madrid and suddenly they're loud and visible most of them are migrants from morocco or romania but spaniards who've been driven from the city center by economic hardship are among them as well. as in most of us because we earned respect for hard working people and we want a normal life for ourselves and our children. we haven't had any power for 11 months we're fed up. the problem is that there are no electricity contracts for the illegal settlement so no company is responsible for restoring power the demonstrators say that's a systemic problem zaccaria after money is taking part $2.00 he fears that the country out a slum will be cleared i was born a lawyer i will not let me out but i mean will you fight the worst i will give up. the family bought an inexpensive generator whens a codea gets it running his wife knows quickly moves the food from the refrigerator into the freezer if it keeps cold for 2 or 3 hours the milk and butter stay at a bowl but not once the summer starts. no we don't we can be caught but then it will get complicated going to him it will have to l

year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators and influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhardt is a kind of musical nomad. group i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is a collaboration with uli alon sky and her classical concert guitar the musician from bella ruse has guessed it. world wide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet sensation we met up with curtis and his sons. these animals are one of a kind. of horse with no neck a cat with human teeth. and a cow with claws. these are what children's drawings would look like

skies coming back in showers across the far northwest with a chance of rain for northern areas of morocco and algeria. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment you can be catastrophic. to twice. informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story. welcome back you're watching out the syria time to recap our headlines now there are reports more than 60 people were killed by security forces near friday they targeted demonstrators in the southern city of. hundreds of people have fled the city. prince philip will be honored with a $41.00 gun salute across the u.k. after his death at the age of $99.00 on friday the prince was married to queen elizabeth for 73 years roll family has entered an official period of mourning. protesters in northern ireland through petrol bombs of police vans in another night of street violence despite calls for calm pro british loyalists have been r

monarchies and in fact during the arab spring period around 2011 there was even talks about jordan and morocco joining the g.c.c. to to ensure stability and longevity of these regimes so as i think more important than any underlying tensions there is stability is from monarchies in the middle east or the region right king abdullah is a close ally of the united states but relations with israel another u.s. ally on a low point right now with tensions over israel spans 2 and makes the west bank in parts of the jordan valley for washington of course i imagine this is a very difficult balancing act because he's a 2 important allies jordan and israel. yes indeed both jordan and israel are credibly important. i do i do think that you know the u.s. is obviously leans towards israel but jordan isn't for and. stakeholder in the region for stability and both israel and the us economic status and i think that there is also a you know tensions with particular individuals as well for example not netanyahu and that also is a driver to tension to tensions with jordan and especially after the truck era and the

on through the next couple of days and some of that whether it will also affect the phone north of morocco a chance of one of 2 showers for an all in algeria. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our issues you're putting more money into the hands of someone 1st taking money out of the hands of other workers their own goes to their camp it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is the. play an important role. ringback to move. the world. bottom back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap those headlines now talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal all set to resume in vienna president joe biden says he's ready to lift sanctions but 1st washington wants iran to return to the full limits and posed on its nuclear program voting is underway in djibouti years president this my long one seeks a 5th term in office in opposition parties have boycotted the vote. critical care doctor says a lack of oxygen not drugs killed george floyd when he was pinned down by p

into our northern areas of italy same bank of cloud of rice making its way across northern parts of morocco wissen sundry downpours some localized flooding as a result of that west of weather extending across into northern parts of algeria for a time showers meanwhile there continue across a good part of west africa slowly but surely making their way through the north. but. the story goes that the start you have an ancient greek god has been with the waves for millennia. until a palestinian fisherman on earth the priceless relic. the story continues that has the world's attention was drawn to her as mysteriously the day it disappeared once again. the apollo of gaza. on a. back and back on main stories now temple east officers have been killed in an attack by an anti military alliance in may and mar this comes after a deadly confrontation between troops and protesters against the coup which killed at least 80 people iran is an else the testing of new equipment to enrich uranium even as it engages in talks on reviving the deal with world powers president hasn't rouhani use the annual nuclear

let's go to casablanca, morocco, to dana.son sirleaf and mary robinson? thank you, zeinab. both madam presidents, what an honour to be - with you in this session today. thank you for the opportunity, bbc global questions. - my question today is about - women in leadership positions. many of us in this position often hear that we are too articulate or too direct or even too confident. j why do people make these kindj of statements, and do you think that this can lead to - self—limiting ambitions of, you know, for women i and for many other girls who are growing - to be these leaders? thank you. mary robinson, what's your answer to dana? well, thank you, dana. it is true that women in leadership are oftenjudged differently than men. the traits that are valued in men, like decisiveness, assertiveness, bold action, can often be seen as shrill or bossy — all the negative terms when a woman is doing exactly the same thing, and that's a cultural trait itself. i actually think the best way to counter it is to ignore it. i remember wh

surge has triggered new restrictions on movement in major cities ahead of the persian new year and morocco's nightly curfew will remain in place during the muslim holy month of ramadan when people gather after breaking their fast at sunset it's part of government action to kill inter the viral very. resilient over 1000 prizes is getting worse by the day the country has reported a record the daily death toll bringing total deaths to nearly 340000 the situation could even get worse brazil has just recorded its 1st confirmed case of another highly contagious corona virus variant. more bad news for brazil over 4000 covert 1000 related deaths within 24 hours another sad record patients are dying inside and outside of hospital wards while they have to wait for treatment for scarce ventilators and frustration is growing. she. had to properly prepared for the scenario from the beginning and the same thing wouldn't be happening again they should have prevented it from the beginning and it would have been better but now it's not your problem i just want to know. already lost relatives to the coronavir

2015 clear deal dozens of people have been rescued after they tried to swim the few kilometers from morocco to the spanish enclave of sweater one of the territories controlled by spain on mainland africa spanish police say they managed some managed research on the lawn or most were rescued they set off in groups of 20 to 30 including several children were quarantined for coronavirus before they can begin their asylum applications. and spain's coast guard has found many people dead on a boat stretching off the canary islands officials said as many as 17 had died 3 people survives and were airlifted to land. opposition politicians in georgia are set to return to parliament after 6 month boycotts in egypt for months helped broker a deal to end the political dance walk earlier this last week while the country has been facing a crisis since observers election with the opposition claiming it was marred by violations and as robin forrester walker reports from tbilisi these people want justice for those injured steering the protests judges parliament has been empty of debate for months with the opp

new record high it will enter into force on friday in the country's most badly affected areas and morocco's nightly curfew remain in place during ramadan when people gather after breaking their fast at sunset the muslim holy month is due to start april 13th. now the daily infections are hitting new records in india too the latest wave is being blamed on people attending large religious and political events as well as weddings and cricket matches now to try to stop rates from rising the authorities are to increase restrictions including a nighttime curfew in many cities but how is that likely to go over with the pen demick weary public he'd abuse mirrors schauder e took to the streets of delhi to ask. india is now well into the 2nd day of the pandemic seeing a huge spike in the number of cases every day in the past couple of days india has a daily tally of 100000 cases in the thing though the spike now this has created an alarming situation most of the states are issuing fresh guidelines and restrictions including delhi the national capital barely stand right now delhi has now in both a nigh

time of the year and at the bottom end of spain the rain is falling crossing the water and affecting morocco algeria tunisia was quite a strong wind in it to see if that that's part of a circulation would suggest dust storms through tunisia algeria and most likely into libya that's what's happening in this northern part of africa where you can't quite tell is the amount of heat just north of where the incoming showers are in for example north and senegal rough into the middle forty's is high. in pakistan's largest city climate change and water shortages and driving some residents to desperate measure it's 101 east meet the water is of corruption 100. al-jazeera. the arab the. car. this is al jazeera quick rise over top stories this hour officials have released body count physics of a chicago police officer fatally shooting a 13 year old boy last month out until the 2 appeared to races hands just before shots were fired a group of pro-democracy activists in hong kong has been sentenced for taking part in anti-government protests in 2019 among them especially campaigner martin the help warms t

when grasses are ripe to burn in some areas that time has already arrived while in other places like morocco, renda, it's close enough. that work may soon turned from preventing to fighting fire seasons just around the corner, and we know based on what happened last year. that it znachko toby unease e one. cal fire says something everyone can and should do is visit their wildfire preparation website. it is chock full of very helpful information. we're going to have a link to that at ktvu .com. julie yes, something we all need to think about greg. thank you. after a 32 year wait. the city of san pablo is finally getting its new fire station. the new state of the art fire station, 70 will be put into service by the contra costa. only fire protection district at a grand opening ceremony on tuesday station 70 also has an honorary name. the mat burton and scott desmond memorial fire station. those two firefighters were killed in a house fire 14 years ago. construction on the $13.5 million facility started two years ago. people age 16 and older can now book of vaccine appointment in alameda county

tried to swim to spain's border its national civil guard says they set off from beaches in northern morocco on sunday a few kilometers south of the enclave of souter one of 9 populated spanish territories in africa a spanish police say some managed to reach the beach on their own or most were rescued they set off in groups of 20 to 30 creating several children throughout the day they received medical checks by red cross workers and 3 people were taken to hospital with hypothermia. a political network linked to kremlin critic and never has been suspended from operating when a court considers whether it should be outlawed prosecutors are seeking to have the anticorruption foundation which an around a founded declared an extremist group around he was this year jailed for a parole violation and recently ended a hunger strike in prison he says the charges against him are politically motivated bennett smith has more from moscow what will happen is the later this week prosecutors will ask a moscow court to declare his organization isn't a corruption organization and he's affiliated political group

the country's security services the diplomats will be expelled with more on what's known here is morocco. incredibly bad another diplomatic scandal between russia and ukraine but in this particular incident a ukrainian diplomat the consul of the embassy in st petersburg was arrested reportedly in the act of receiving classified information since of this is unique to databases with information about russian citizens about their vehicle registrations about whether where they live where their homes are there is unfortunately a tendency in russia for these databases to leak usually they curated by law enforcement agencies and the f.s.b. intelligence agencies and apparently this console alexandersson you could in the act of buying one of these databases or perhaps a number of them we don't have the specifics he has denied apparently any evolvement ukraine has on his behalf denied any involvement in lizard affairs but the russian side maintains that he was caught red handed there's a video of his arrest and he's now potentially good to be expelled he was the 1st attended arrested then later re

across much of turkey 19 degrees in ankara but for north africa we see no showers in the north of morocco. a family. politicized by the forces of nature. filmed over 4 years a kenyan farmer documents his struggle for his survival and builds a template for global action on climate change. the climate dial. on. the eve. of. the old. welcome back the main stories now gunfire and explosions of being heard in somalia's capital mogadishu have been violent confrontations between supporters of the president and those who oppose mohamed up to life or mudras extension of his time in office. the u.s. e.u. and the u.k. of all pledged to send medical supplies to india as the prime minister narendra modi admitted the country has been shaken by a coronavirus storm nearly 350000 new infections have been reported in the past 24 hours setting a global wreck or for a 4th straight day and at least 82 people have been killed in an explosion at a hospital in the iraqi capital baghdad 110 people have been injured blast is thought to have been caused by the poor handling of an oxygen cylinder which then exploded

he did a painting of miami beach when he was there, but he also went to other places like morocco. he loved everything, really. >> in the news of late, the world, the churchill world, has known that one of your grandfathers paintings was sold at auction in london for over 11 million dollars. it's really extraordinary that the painting, which he gave to president roosevelt as a form of artistic diplomacy was sold for an extraordinary new price. he also gave a painting to harry truman, speaking of the relationship between truman and churchill. perhaps you can tell us a bit about that painting. >> can i start with the churchill painting? >> ladies first. >> the painting was of merit catch. it's one of my favorites. he gave it to roosevelt, who i believe gave it to his son, and they went down to various places and then my friend bought that painting from roosevelt. and then it went down to his family, and it was a wonderful painting. quite often, me and my sister have put on shows of churchill paintings. we have had that painting in quite a few shows in washington, new york, various pl