, you will find what about al jazeera which is staffed with muslim brotherhood. the bottom line is that you have got the egyptian brotherhood which i think the egyptian muslim brotherhood which i think is the home base, the center nuclear cancer cell. that should be labeled a terrorist organization. hamas already is. offshoots should be labeled as such. ideologues in london, the muslim brotherhood never put an office down here but there are a lot of believers in islamism. the muslim brotherhood is an ideology. in the middle east, they do not carry cards. just like we were fighting the cold war. we understood the communist party was not our ally. we did not shut them down. we allowed them the freedom to speak out. there werethat significant threats but we did not shut them down. muslim brotherhood organizations it is easier to monitor them when they are above ground. middle east dictatorships are classic examples of this. whenever they push the muslim brotherhood underground, they come back and recap it. touched onhave not china yet. -- when thent chinese president

abdel moneim aboul fotouh doesn't belong to the muslim brotherhood and has his own political party he is a staunch critic of the president up till fattah el-sisi the call for a boycott of next month's presidential elections a number of candidates who announced their intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw on coal is a professor of history at the university of michigan he says the arrest of photo is the c.c. government trying to maintain its hold on power. aboul fotouh has called for a boycott of the upcoming presidential elections these elections are phony and everybody knows that it's a shadow play and a kind of referendum but there is one way in which sisi could still kind of win a referendum which would be if there's large turnout and he's obviously popular so . call for a boycott is the extremely threatening to the regime sisi has gradually been cracking down i mean the human rights situation in egypt is worse than it has been in its modern history even in the late mubarak period people were not so arbitrarily arrested and so many instances an

was jailed along with six members of his political party for two was a leading figure in the muslim brotherhood before splitting from the movement to run as an independent candidate in the two thousand and twelve election that mohamed morsi and the brotherhood would go on to win of the tens of thousands of egyptians jailed since president el-sisi took power from morsi in two thousand and thirteen foot two is among the most prominent when he agreed to talk to al-jazeera mubasher the network knew it had a story on its hands it devoted one hour and fourteen minutes to that interview al-jazeera has been banned from egypt since two thousand and thirteen the authorities have jailed its journalists and accused the network of pro muslim brotherhood coverage on stories like this one the government and its allies refuse any and all interview requests al-jazeera is not the only outside broadcaster in the egyptian mix the last time. it's the government shows for dissent on the domestic airwaves it seems the more news comes from beyond the country's poor. appearing and is provocative in the current the gypt

as they seem to be going after people they're using the accusation of you're a member of the muslim brotherhood but on top of that there's another layer surely they going after people. who on the face of it don't seem to have looking for which the elections real political power today so somebody someplace is feeling threatened by this maybe yes. aboul fotouh has called for a boycott of the upcoming presidential elections these elections are phony and everybody knows that it's a shadow play and a kind of referendum but there's one way in which c.c. could still kind of win a referendum which would be if there's large turnout and he's obviously popular so . call for a boycott is the extremely threatening to the regime a kind of referendum in what world could that be spun as being a plus if mr el-sisi gets the result he wants well it's the character of referendums and they're favored by dictatorships that. there's no way to lose one and sisi is not going to lose this one but if you know eighty percent of people came out and they they voted for him then that would be a popular mandate between now an

frozen the assets of a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood former presidential candidate apple photo was arrested on the fourteenth of february after calling for a boycott of next month's presidential election he has his own political posse and his distance himself from the muslim brotherhood for years a bull foot pedal out this month where he was critical of president fattah el-sisi and i geria government has confirmed that one hundred ten girls remain unaccounted for after an attack by the armed group boko haram in the country's north east gunmen overran a school in the town of jap she last month monday. said initially denied that any of the girls had been abducted jurors information minister says additional police and security officers have been deployed to schools present muhammadu buhari called last monday's abduction by boko haram a national disaster. on al jazeera. the standoff between cost of serbia over a prominent mining company. and the obesity rates in mexico has tripled in the last two decades detail why health officials are blam

egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood the name of all through one of the presidential candidates in the two thousand and twelve elections he is a staunch critic of president of the fact that sisi and called for a boycott of next month's presidential election a number of candidates who announced their intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including the former army chief. now at least thirty billion dollars have been pledged to help rebuild iraq after the defeat of ice in the country seventy six governments promised money at a summit in kuwait but mainly in the form of loans which will need to be paid back the money force well short of the one hundred billion dollars iraq's government says it needs. the u.n. has warned that unexploded bombs in the iraqi city of mosul will continue to put lives at risk decade many of the devices buried under rubble they could pose a threat to a million or more people who want to return home the city was devastated after a nine month long campaign to re

in egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure for alleged contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood group abdel moneim aboul fotouh was a presidential candidate in the twenty two of the elections he's a staunch critic of president abdel fatah sisi and call for a boycott of next month's election others who announced their intention to contest again sisi were either arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was sixty five and at least thirty billion dollars have been pledged to help rebuild iraq after the defeat of eisold there seventy six countries promised money at a summit in kuwait but mainly in the form of loans which will need to be paid back the money folds well short of what iraq's government says it needs you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues right after risking it all to stay with us. all the benefit of saddam people so bad they

seen egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure accused of contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood group abdel moneim aboul for two was a presidential candidate in the twenty twelve elections he's a staunch critic of president abdel fattah el-sisi and calls for a boycott of next month's presidential vote a number of others who denounce their intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief only a little known politician is left in the race to challenge sisi. still ahead on al-jazeera colombia appian for international help as more and more venezuelans try to cross the border in search of a better life and we visit a nineteen eighties on exhibit showcasing the audi's scent technology that herald a decade of significant cultural change. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. i once again well it's not very often i get the chance to say yet remains rather disturbed across parts of the middle east a fair amount of class just spilling in making its way across the levant easing through iraq into iran and pushing

egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with a outlawed muslim brotherhood then my name i will fall to was a presidential candidate in the two thousand and twelve elections he's a staunch critic of president other than fattah el-sisi and called for a boycott of next month's presidential election a number of candidates who announced their intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief. of the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us people in power is coming up next. ahead of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied for the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. because found on city streets around the world often ignored sometimes helped frequently moved on but always hoping for the charity of others so how do different cultures respond to the pleas ou

good thing with the bites of poker good friends was the muslim brotherhood the bowling the single event of a moment slowly come close to the bob good news mostly i began to write the. movie carlos good luck with the book through some. polling booth newsweek poll good soup for you. the good. news is. please explain. the goal of sing. sing song. long long. long. long long. long long long long long way. from. the book the book. the belong let let let let let let along let the below last saw. thank you. thank. you please. take a listen to this is great. it's good special. good. is feedback. and figure out the secret to success. first. millions of species. tell stories of creative people innovative projects around the world. clean energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take. the multimedia environment on to. create. propaganda persecution. films today the. biggest and most film. history. from the german empire to the present one. starting february the change. to. this is d w news live from berlin and israel responds with further strikes on the iran

the bottle for good things was the muslim brotherhood but. the solo singles movement of the moment slowly come close to the bomb good song news all over the weekend from the being. told good luck. to the most beautiful blue song. told to see the movie meet the good soup. the good. news is the big c. is playing. let's. sing. sing. a long. long. long long. long long long long long long way to lose. the book. the book the belonging let let let let let her long letter last . glue. thank . a steady job is their greatest dream. from syria and jeff that from afghanistan to see their future in germany. but the road to the job market is a long and rocky one. germany. is enjoying the job. thirty d. w. . takes a good person away. with the wonderful stories that make the game so special. for all true for. more than a foot long line. it's about moments that. it's all about the stories in such. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in the sponsored by distinctive instagram or. g.w. story the top of each wee

good thought the bites never good for the price of the muslim brotherhood the bowlegged hussein told me of an old slowly come close to the bob good news poll i began to. move. oh good. good good good news. poll to see the good news meet the good soup. the good. news this is a good place to play. a little. sing. sing song. long long. long and slow the clock. long long long long long long way to look. at the book. the belonging . let's let along a law . glynn. thanks . making an appearance on the red carpet and the big screen. three to. six but how do they actually do. they know which can get the job done. germany's most influential costume director. looks at the cost of. your robot. thirty minute. fake news alice. shakes out today's can sit side by. play. people put big dreams on the big screen. claim the movie magazine on d w. three one my name is made by that name as. the w. word challenge. for the event. day. i could go on for hours but this new. charles about if you should better check it out yourself the only. movement. are and. this is g.w. news live from berlin as world powers

frozen the assets of a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood former presidential candidate abdel moneim aboul fotouh was arrested on february fourteenth after calling for a boycott of next month's presidential election he has his own political party and has distanced himself from the muslim brotherhood for years bullfighter appeared on al-jazeera earlier this month where he was critical of the egyptian president. the philippines is celebrating the country's return to democracy it's been thirty two years since the end of the mark austin tator ship but some fear their current president roderigo to turkey is trying to bring back the era of the strongman is under schapelle. for thirty two years filipinos have come together to celebrate a watershed moment in their history when a revolution forced president ferdinand marcos from power. in recent years that unity has been tainted by partisan politics between political dynasties and concerns of the current leader rodriguez deter take his tuna style joke of the marcos era and it's important to stand up

muslim brotherhood in this country. so to what extent strategically are we looking at something larger? perhaps the reemergence of the ottoman jihadist state and turkey? >> i would begin to agree with all of that. >> i don't never recall them talking about g hard against the kurds but he would say it is against the terrorist meaning the pkk and by the way trade relations with israel are booming. >> so with those relations with egypt and with the saudi's but now there is tension and tension with the gulf countries with iran officially with those turkish troops although they have become close partners in syria that is when more people were on the agenda. >> of course the problem of turkey with the opposition and concerns coming out of the united states with turkey's actions and they are all over the region so it isn't that clear. >> with that they have those groups from afghanistan. >> yes. there are problems and the reason why we called the panel is not as having a choice with the nato allies but also yes. >> with that q

food through the fights over good friends was the muslim brotherhood the bold the singles meet the most slowly come close to the booth time to move all over the weekend from. the beat close the outside the club the book and through some good food. bowl it's easy to see the movie bleak good food. the good news. this is a. bleak. place. good luck. let's go missing. singing the song. sung the. song of the clock the. long long. long long long long long long. long long. long long long. long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long lost son. thank you thank you. thank. a steady john is their greatest treat. from syria and just that from afghanistan to see their future in germany. to man to the job market is a long and rational england germany living the dream of a job. if. you're a match highlights. the. streak and johnson never gets enough. lifestyle or. the highlights oh it's. on freedom and whole. world i come from the region is rich in history. but so poor education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for can depend the journal

frozen the assets of a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood former presidential candidate abdel moneim aboul fotouh was arrested on february fourteenth after calling for a boycott of next month's presidential election he has his own political party and has distanced himself from the muslim brotherhood for years. appeared on al-jazeera earlier this month where he was critical that the president of how to l.c.c. kosovo's prime minister is promising to revive one of the region's biggest companies to help fight youth unemployment but the plan is far from straightforward as neighboring serbia says it owns the mining for casa who wants to develop and resentments reports from the. used to be one of the former yugoslavia is biggest companies mining plentiful minerals with good profits and thousands of jobs because of those war changed that you don't have to look far to see damaged buildings and the conflict two decades ago decimated this business now the few miners who remain a part of a dysfunctional company that's cut into these a kosovar albanian m

good good good thing good food fights over good things was good the muslim brotherhood the bowlegged the same goes for me the most the young clothes food. the bullets good time to move closer i began to leak problems the food clothes the ride the clothes. the food news. told to suit me good food to get good food good read good to see food movies leave out the bullies see the music player. clegg bowling. long. long long. long. long. long long. long. long long. long long long. long because the guests. the book. the belong let let let let let let let let slip let the below leg lifts . thank you thank you. thank. you. created. was an instrument of propaganda and persecution. under bankruptcy and restructuring. but still turning out films today. germany's biggest and oldest film company. cinematic history from the german empire to the present one hundred. fifteen minutes d.w. . cars. the pain. they have survived they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . new

are going to find what about al jazeera, which is staffed with mostly muslim brotherhood? become a terrorist satellite? may be? you have the egyptian brotherhood, the central nuclear cancer cell of the global muslim brotherhood, which should be labeled a terrorist organization. hamas already is. ideologues in london, the muslim brotherhood has an office there. in america, we do not have religious parties, so the muslim brotherhood never put a flag or office down, but there are a lot of believers in islam is him -- islamism. the american brotherhood is an ideology. in the east, they do not carry cards, and there are many supporters of the brotherhood who do not carry cards, but you know they are brotherhood types of the islamist ideology. just like when we were fighting the cold war, we understood the communist already was not our ally, or a place to go to for help in fighting the soviets, but we did not shut them down. we allow them the freedom to speak out so we could monitor them, and realized they were a threat in precursors two significant threats -- to significant thre

he was succeeded in 2012 by the islamist mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood — egypt's first democraticallyyells. but morsi, too, was jailed after a divisive year in office. he had been ousted injuly 2013 in a military coup that had mass popular support. the coup was led by the army chief, general abdel fatteh el—sisi, who went on to be elected president a year later. critics say he has presided over an unprecedented assault on human rights. i came to cairo on sisi's watch, as history was being rewritten. those hailed as heroes of the revolution were being treated as enemies of the state. like alaa abd el—fattah, one of egypt's best—known dissidents. he is seen here out on bail. the blogger and human rights campaigner is from a prominent away and deactivated. i met alaa abd el—fattah in april 2014. he had already been charged, and he talked about how much worse things were than before the revolution. when you were confronting mubarak, hope was a material thing — like, you could almost touch it, you know? and so, it was very easy to feel that it was worth it and people were taking these risk

he was succeeded in 2012 by the islamist mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood — egypt's first democraticallynt. yelling. but morsi, too, was jailed after a divisive year in office. he had been ousted injuly 2013 in a military coup that had mass popular support. the coup was led by the army chief, general abdel fatteh el—sisi, who went on to be elected president a year later. critics say he has presided over an unprecedented assault on human rights. i came to cairo on sisi's watch as history was being rewritten. those hailed as heroes of the revolution were being treated as enemies of the state. like alaa abd el—fattah, one of egypt's best—known dissidents. he's seen here out on bail. the blogger and human rights campaigner is from a prominent family of activists. this was someone who could have been amazing, notjust for this country. this is someone with a really, really valuable mind and set of skills and it's because of that that he's been put away and deactivated. i met alaa abd el—fattah in april 2014. he'd already been charged and he talked about how much worse things were than before t

in egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure for alleged contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood group abdel moneim aboul fotouh was a presidential candidate in the twenty two of the elections he's a staunch critic of president abdel fatah sisi and call for a boycott of next month's election others who announced their intention to contest again sisi were either arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan tsvangirai the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was sixty five and at least thirty billion dollars have been pledged to help rebuild iraq after the defeat of eisel there seventy six countries promised money at a summit in kuwait but mainly in the form of loans which will need to be paid back the money falls well short of what iraq's government says it needs you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues right after risking it all to stay with us. the benefit of saddam people see.

was jailed along with six members of his political party for two was a leading figure in the muslim brotherhood before splitting from the movement to run as an independent candidate in the two thousand and twelve election that mohamed morsi and the brotherhood would go on to win of the tens of thousands of egyptians jailed since president el-sisi took power from morsi in two thousand and thirteen foot two is among the most prominent when he agreed to talk to al-jazeera mubasher the network knew it had a story on its hands it devoted one hour and fourteen minutes to that interview al-jazeera has been banned from egypt since two thousand and thirteen the authorities have jailed its journalists and accused the network of pro muslim brotherhood coverage on stories like this one the government and its allies refuse any and all interview requests al-jazeera is not the only outside broadcaster in the egyptian mix the last time. the government shows for dissent on the domestic airwaves it seems the more news comes from beyond the countries for. appearing and. provocative the current the gyptian climate

alikew that ak party are closely with hamas, the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood and we know that ak party is working with the muslim brotherhood in this country, and to what extent, and is the strategic look if you back off a bit, to what extent are we looking at something larger? arhaps the reemergence of ottoman state in turkey? questions --lot of i wouldn't begin to agree with a lot of that. don't recall ever talking about a jihad against the kurds, in fact, the president has repeatedly said that this is not against the kurds, it is against terrorists, meaning the pkk. by the way, trade relations with israel are booming for this country. >> what turkey can do in the power,as a new ottoman look at work turkey is in the region. egypt,e relations with and now there's tension twin saudi's and turkey, tension with the gulf countries. especially, iranian forces are attacking turkish troops, although they are becoming close partners in syria, so i think turkey is not what it was in 2009, and that was when more people in the region talked about the ottoman agenda, and i thin

month's presidential election he has his own political party has distanced himself from the muslim brotherhood figure is. appeared on al-jazeera earlier this month he was critical of president. large crowds of fans have gathered outside the home of bollywood actress sridevi as they await the return of her body from dubai the fifty four year old who started more than one hundred films died suddenly of a heart attack at a family wedding on saturday tributes have flowed from india's prime minister to actors who worked alongside her. early marriage mine and. no one really. drove the goats or. we're not. showing more from books or more we were probably. very grateful for the dog in a canoe in opposition and you should divvy for the past forty years while working in the hindi cinema industry we've both started from the second movie of mine together nobody can fill his shoes and therefore i pray for the peace of his soul but i would also like to pass on my condolences to boney kapoor and the family members i pray that sridevi lives in our hearts with us forever. one hundred takes a look back now at h

frozen the assets of a prominent opposition figure he said having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood former presidential kansas abdel moneim aboul fotouh was arrested on february fourteenth after calling for a boycott of next month's presidential election he has his own political party has distanced himself from the muslim brotherhood feel his apple for two appeared on al-jazeera earlier this month where he was critical of president sisi. italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has addressed hundreds of his supporters of his force or italian policy at a rally in milan ahead of next weekend's elections he's hoping they can win enough votes to form a right wing coalition government so the guy i go has more. this is not an apparition of elections past but the return of the great survivor of italian politics despite the scandals the humiliating political defeats and a conviction for tax fraud anyone who gambled on never seeing silvio berlusconi again might feel shortchanged but not the party faithful in a theater in milan to hear his message. yesterday i read a quote from former u.s. pr

he was in 2012 islamist succeeded in 2012 and the islamist mohamed more sea the muslim brotherhood.sident. democratically elected president. but he too was jailed after a divisive here in office. he had been divisiverhere ineffice. he had—been divisiverhere ineffice. he had—beer} injuly 2013 in a military ousted injuly 2013 in a military coup that had mass popular support. the coup was led by the army chief, general abdel fatteh el—sisi who went on to be alert to president one year later. critics say he has presided over an unprecedented assault on human rights. i came to cairo on egremont‘s watch as history was being rewritten. those hailed as heroes of the revolution were being treated as enemies of the state. like alaa abd el—fattah, one of egypt's best—known dissidents. he is egypt's best‘known dissidentsfie is gee out egypt's best‘known dissidents'f-ie is gee out on human rights else: i; l i: i i: l. .., human rights campaigner' 4 i: i 1: i? ”f human rights campaigner is 3:1: 5” , l human rights campaigner is from 1: i? , l and human rights campaigner is from and human rights ca

egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with a outlawed muslim brotherhood then my name i will falter was a presidential candidate in the two thousand and twelve elections he's a staunch critic of president other than fattah el-sisi and called for a boycott of next month's presidential election a number of candidates who announced their intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief. those are the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us people in power is coming up next. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed a satisfied for the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. because found on city streets around the world often ignored sometimes helped frequently moved on but always poking the charity of others so how do different cultures respond to that please

have to show cause to shove you played host to the muslim brotherhood they were not sure you might be. pretty. hard for you. try you start. out. what. the fuck. was. the. thank you and i know some of. the michel foucault must manage. to come close to pulling the shot to bill clinton seem. sure to share. he should be. given time but it should. be. looking for the junction with. six tanks and all sort of. people. these are the. big diamond you know. the p.t. . so goes over the. very true to me approach which is up to. the first ship them to move the more not so to which the. we do because. in. the muscles there. is a. person throughout their field except as. no discernable key here it's a little should say closure was a silly i knew d.h. . here the whole fair share of ambassador one of my d.h. came early and. you know maybe that's. where he says it would definitely go. under certain streets or pool to withstand. any of cameras and he had to promise me that program was going to come soon. we listed them up as i don't know. who this is. and i didn't see it coming it's one of these two men

the problem with the anc is it is sort of like the muslim brotherhood in the arab world.sition that once the establishment was overthrown there is nothing else, so there are too many people that still associate the anc with an anti—apartheid opposition. it will take a long time for another party or another body politic to develop. it is also a history of apartheid and a history of who was in opposition at the time. if i may, i do not see jacob zuma ever going to jail because of that. he is such a smooth operator and in all these scandals he looks like teflon man. the next election is next year and the hard bet is really for cyril ramaphosa and he is going to negotiate something. they are playing at outsmarting each other, but in the end the anc is going to hang onto power i think. so, there were huge cheers from the crowd in the olympic stadium in pyeongchang as athletes from north and south korea arrived under one flag during the opening ceremony of the winter games. now as the sporting competition is under way, the north's kimjong—un has invited the south korean preside

egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood the aim of all four to was a presidential candidate in the two thousand and twelve elections he is a staunch critic of president of the found safe sea and called for a boycott of next month's presidential election and a number of candidates who had else to intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief. of the headlines on al-jazeera the listening post as they. swear every. right. to be that. they. have no option but to stare at receipt of. the freedom of the media i did a quick political situation. hello richard guess what if you're at the listening post here are some of the developments we're tracking this week kenya the election story from last year that run these in the ranks and the media now caught in the middle view were the where you tube puts labels on news videos in the us produced by state funded media outlets it's back to the drawing board for the french president whose media strategy was due for a change and ton

a prominent opposition figure for alleged contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood group abdel moneim aboul fotouh was a presidential candidate in the twenty twelve elections he's a staunch critic of president up to sisi and call for a boycott of next month's election others who announced their intention to run again sisi were either arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan china the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was sixty five years old allies of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been offering their support after police recommended he be indicted on corruption charges that's now is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts he denies the allegations and an explosion has killed four people at carnival celebrations in bolivia the bomb went off in the city of all rural the capital of president evo morales his home province those are the headlines on al-jazeera the st

the problem with the anc is it is sort of like the muslim brotherhood in the arab world, they have spenttablishment was overthrown there is nothing else. there aren't many people that associate of the anc with anti—apartheid opposition. it will take a long time for another party to develop. it is a long history of apartheid and who was in opposition at the time. history of apartheid and who was in opposition at the timelj history of apartheid and who was in opposition at the time. i don't see jacob zuma ever going to jail because of that because he is such a smith operator. the next election as next year and the heartbeat is really for cyril ramaphosa and he is going to negotiate something. they are outsmarting each other, but in the end... thank you. stadium in pyeongchang, as athletes from north there were huge cheers from the crowd in the olympic stadium in pyeongchang, as athletes from north and south korea arrived under one flag during the opening ceremony of the winter games. now, as the sporting competition is under way, the north's kimjong un has invited the south korean presiden

police have arrested a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood of the name of a fourth who was a presidential candidate in the two thousand and twelve elections he's a staunch critic of president of the fact that sisi and call for a boycott of next month's presidential election a number of candidates who announced their intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including former army chief now four americans the nineteen eighties held on m.t.v. the first commercially viable foreign and even the first trump tower and you had savation and washington is now exploring just how formative that decade was under the i spoke with the director of the haitian museum hosting the exhibition melissa chu. some of the surprises in this exhibition are really from the materials that the artists use this was a time in which some of the artists were looking at commodity and consumer goods and so you have interesting juxtapositions whether it's the now mass to work by jeff koons where he combines a fluorescent light with a hoover va

the two thousand and twelve race was also arrested accused of alleged ties with the outlawed muslim brotherhood . as the former prime minister ahmed schiff explained to stand was short lived he withdrew his candidacy after he was deported from the united arab emirates where he'd been living in exile and he was then arrested in egypt khalid alley an opposition leader who also ran in the two thousand and twelve presidential polls said he was bad from standing because of a jail term that he can tastes minister. lawbook muhammadan while sadat the nephew of egypt's assess native former president anwar sadat opted to cancel his campaign and after egyptian army colonel ahmed can sell was said he would run he was given six years in prison on charges of or opinions contrary to what egyptian officials called the requirements of military order for the military then targeted former generals who used to be leaders up there in the form of work which is shows a level of desperation on a level of aggression i don't think is going to be replaced so the elections will be replaced if he is replaced through. by an

syrians would fight well with turkey now against the kurds these are former jihadi these are muslim brotherhood the isis group. group so so us knows clearly that turkey has a lot of support for islamist groups in the only way to stop that is using the kurds working with the kurds therefore you will see the differences that will continue and both sides will try to find a way to not clash because obviously turkey have threatened us and in the northern no match for the u.s. and obviously they need to find a way a mechanism to say. i guess their stature by threaten america and not acting on it and in our view the kurds will remain a choir that washington will play a least eastern view fraidy in christan of syria and what turkey is promoting in accusing the kurds of being k.k. or terrorists it's absolutely absurd turkey is supporting terrorists turkey is against it people of the kurdish descent in turkey in syria in iraq in iran and everywhere else and this is about time for turkey to address the kurdish issue and in. turkey if they want to resolve this issue or not by attacking the kurds of syria a

frozen the assets of a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood former presidential candidate abdel moneim of dill full two was arrested ten days ago it on al jazeera earlier this month is a staunch critic of president abdel fattah el-sisi who called for a boycott of next month's presidential election nigeria's government says one hundred and ten girls remain unaccounted for after an attack by the armed group boko haram in the country's northeast government overran a school in the town of last monday ideas information minister says additional police and security officers have been deployed to schools their forces also been called in to help search for the girls now as the philippines marks thirty two years since the overthrow of the dictator ferdinand marcos there have been protests against the current president were to go deter see all those demonstrating see his policies are in danger in the democracy that was one back in one thousand nine hundred eighty six and reports. thirty two years filipinos have come together to celebrate a watershed mome

frozen the assets of a prominent opposition figure accused of having contact with the outlawed muslim brotherhood the former presidential candidate to add that my name to was arrested ten days ago he appeared on al jazeera earlier this month a poll for tool is a staunch critic of president that the c.c. in call for a boycott of next month's presidential election still to come here on al-jazeera. they killed my father killed my mother i feel scared i don't want to go back to me in my we live in the horrors of the me i'm our military crackdown against the war he just six months old al-jazeera revisits is those who survived plus. we will look at the strike posed by traditional medicine to the future of africa is in danger of. hello this late winter rain has been falling in the middle east despite his largess far and wide now a funnel to turkmenistan as far south as miller saudi arabia a typical figure from iran is that forty six millimeters say typical it tails off they go further sas it's more like to be concentrated further north of the hamas moving eastwards so the full cost of monday's rain in a

in egypt have arrested a prominent opposition figure accused of contacts with the outlawed muslim brotherhood abdel moneim aboul fotouh was a presidential candidate in the twenty twelve elections he's a staunch critic of president abdel fatah sisi and call for a boycott of next month's presidential election a number of others who had planned to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief only a little known politician is left in the race to challenge sisi. still ahead on al-jazeera zimbabwe an opposition leader morgan tsvangirai dies leaving behind it bitterly divided political movement he founded and colombia appeals for international help as more and more venezuelans try to cross the border in search of a better life. i once again well it's not very often i get the chance to say yet remains a rather disturbed across parts of the middle east a fair amount of class just spilling in making its way across the levant easing through iraq into iran and pushing over towards afghanistan so as we go on through thursday it's not too bad there for a go

a little bit of a very young and religious icon on the muslim brotherhood. but . i wouldn't. let me if. i had to. do them. this will be a. little bit of. a national and it didn't really. get into the middle of the year. and she. well it was never the. helpful as well. as i know to my cost mahmoud hussein is not the only working journalist to be challenged or detained in egypt. when it comes to media freedom egypt is rated very low indeed by international human rights groups. in egypt. the state is pretty much employing all of the tools that we see repressive regimes around the world employed to restrict have expressed all at once so there is direct intimidation harassment arrest of human rights defenders and journalists and activists. torture and mistreatment of these individuals once they're arrested in their detained. reporters without borders is an international organization monitoring media freedom. in twenty seven seen it published a press freedom index a league table of different countries on the a treatment of the media and journalists to get drunk to egypt number one

egyptian police have arrested a prominent opposition figure for alleged contact with the outboard muslim brotherhood. a bill for dar was a presidential candidate in the twenty twelve elections he's a staunch critic of president of the federal c.c.m. called for a boycott of next month's presidential election a number of others who denounce their intention to run against sisi have either been arrested or forced to withdraw including a former army chief only a little known politician is left in the race to challenge sisi still ahead here on al-jazeera key allies of the israeli prime minister throw their support behind him but will it be enough for him to weather corruption allegations and. i'm andrew thomas in sydney where artists have responded to the warmer incidents recorded at australia's offshore refugee proceedings. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. however the weather remains slightly set fabric cross the southeast corner of china twenty three celsius in hong kong ten celsius a little further north there into shanghai could see some rain in shanghai