and then lighter rain but still rain running up towards potent and then dashing off down towards north africa the air behind these cold brighter only 30 degrees in london rather better madrid fairly obviously and the warmth to still there in these if anything has been in harm's 31 degrees today is next in bucharest 23 given look at moscow back up to 40 a bit above where it's supposed to be on average now this whole mass does move slowly eastwards and southwards overnight but as snow for the top of the out you notice the heavy rain for thursday is going to be somewhere in the adriatic southern italy and then telling off further north it's still cold behind 11 degrees a high in berlin and 14 in london that's a picture of the next 2 days as more to come but in the immediate future we just look at north africa the tail end of that front will bring some rain to know. 26 to start but it cools to. sponsor. is a dialogue. have to. take is really human survival everyone has a voice that starts with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is a little beige and litera

adult and by the italian government says to 1018 when they decided to deny any boats coming from north africa access to the italian. shawls and the old also implemented new fines targeting n.g.o.s trying to rescue those by grace and bring them to italy they might place a plan of up to 50000 euros so this is a quite a delicate situation and here in tennessee for example this is creating problems as the political parties like grappling to stitch together a coalition government bennett in his ears are saying that for example if the number of to. who are trying to reach europe die is because their governments failed the big governments have made pledges in the past to improve the living standards of all of that is yes that didn't happen and that has left a sense of disillusionment among many people put it to risk their lives for the sake of reaching europe. iraq's government is denying accusations its security forces have shot protesters during 6 days of violent demonstrations at least 109 people have been killed since tuesday with most of the violence concentrated in the capital baghdad more tha

to see the smallest country in north africa was colonized by france in the late 19th century since then groups of onto new zealand fighters known as the felucca. violently opposed french colonial rule attacking french soldiers and settlers alike . by 955 france in tunis you had reached a political compromise. would largely govern itself while france would retain key areas of influence including defense and foreign affairs. this agreement divided the country one faction led by hubby bookkeeper co-founder of the neo distort party supported conceding some power to france. however hardline opinion led by sonnabend you said would accept nothing less than full independence fortune is here. once political partners the 2 men became bitter enemies their rivalry became personal only one would survive. what they needed out of the utmost of level deputy that a military might but had let them. in government doesn't know how it will it will be another to lead their. bottom up to what you know. what they would say oh we thought that when you met those he would give the west a list close and personal n

mainly in north africa in the region.on italy's unifying role in the un and nato. it is a key concept. it is integral part of nato's comprehensive response to security challenge. there cannot be withdrawal from the middle east. this is the key to our collective security. italy is ready to provide contribution, a path forward to more stable and prosperous view. for our strong, human and cultural bonds, our deep understanding of regional demandings, moving forward with food for discussion with our american friends in the framework of italy, us strategic data during the visit of our prime minister. our quest for a common vision for the area is one of the main focuses of the meeting of mike pompeo. where he met, and our foreign minister. in that respect, with the visit next week, we look forward to exploring at the highest levels, ways to strengthen cooperation between italy and the us. and this will be the second official visit for the us. and a strong friendship and strategic relations. talking of dialogues, it is my pleasu

one thing that is missing in a lot of analyses when looking at the north africa, the middle east, ishe socioeconomic transformations that are happening and why this -- these are creating and what we're seeing, not in iraq and egypt and, you know, jordan, algeria, you know, for 34 weeks now in a row, so there's something that i think we're not paying enough attention, we talk about, you know, the big picture, geopolitics, power competition, et cetera, et cetera, but what about the hundreds of millions and most of them youth and how sustainable is the state society relationship? one last comment about the incoming -- the new commission. i was listening tomorrow -- sorry, i was listening yesterday morning to the hearing of the new already confirmed high representative and vice president of the commission, at the european parliament, and this idea of having a new commission that's more geopolitical, that -- and he said it yesterday, that europe has to learn to use the language of power and to use it when needed. the idea of also moving toward qualified majority decisions that have to do

but yes the head of editorial for the middle east and north africa is a part time officer in the 77th brigade information warfare unit which has worked on behavioral change projects in the region in fact. here is show you video here is the head of the entire u.k. military general nick carter talking about the 77th brigade unfortunately due to budget cutbacks he was forced to give his speech while wearing a. living room drapes. i think very impressed with the time and that's come forward to join the army reserve particular what we call group b. service 77 pre-k. the show should come back to we've got some remarkable talent when it comes to social media production design and indeed out of that poetry those sorts of skills we can't afford to retain in the regular components but they all the means of us delivering capability in a much more imaginative way that we much of you know still in the post in his defense those were the most ornate drapes available so you know but if you meet him do not pull that gold cord or you will reveal his entire eastern front. and the curtains do not match t

fake facebook says the accounts run misinformation campaigns mostly targeting the middle east the north africa most supported the united arab emirates saudi arabia and egypt and were critical of qatar iran and turkey dozens targeting indonesia what will soon removed a conservation efforts are paying off in new york experts say cleaner water has helped boost the humpback whale population that christmas salumi has more these tourists have come to new york to see a show but not the kind one typically associates with the big city here along rockaway beach and brooklyn the wildlife is the star attraction. this is the main species that we are going to be looking for today. specifically humpback whales. not too long ago whale watching here was a hit and miss affair these days it's practically a sure thing. it didn't take long at all for the spotters to find what they came for. like. oh ok. that's great news for captain tom palla dino who runs the cruises 4 times a week his family has made a living on the water here since the 1940 s. . now in the fifty's and sixty's and seventy's it was very few where

irrigating millions of acres of farmland yes it is an associate fellow for the middle east and north africa program at chatham house and professor at regent university in london he joins us now live from moscow how does a theo peers down impact water supply downstream in egypt and if lho is managed properly there should be no problem right or is it about the politics the fact that ethiopia could limit supply. it could limit supplies and this is exactly what they're discussing since actually the signed an agreement breaking 2015 the liberation of links in actually delays the real disputes between the 2 countries and also by experts in the field whether it's going to affect. badly negatively egypt don't know but all the science and most of the research that myself on the technical side actually shows that it's mines in the crease the flow down stream for with that of water to deny them and they're going to affect the info egypt it's crucial this is the bloodline of egypt and not only it can lead if there is a huge discovery saw substantial decrease in water there too true war between in egypt

emergency services there at the scene, itjust highlights this terrible situation of people fleeing north africaafghanistan, areas around the world, trying does whitley —— desperately to get to the uk. these people would have paid tens of thousands of dollars to get a space inside the lorry. and whether it is organised crime behind it or other actors, it's still horrific. the statistics are only from 2015, but it's hard to track how many of these cases happen stop there have been reports that have been under 500 across europe, but that doesn't include people... people who have died in the back of lorries, or in front of the channel tunnel. it's not only migrants who have been crossing the mediterranean, it doesn't necessarily include people who haven't been picked up. so i don't know if we're doing enough. and there have been arrests, of course. tens of thousands of arrests for people for trafficking, and those facilitating those, that is still about 2500, it doesn't seem to be enough. it's a big issue in the united states, what he talks about a lot. angela merkel took in a huge number of migran

middle east and today we also discussed the status of christians living in the middle east and north africa. and i will discuss it even in more details africa. and i will discuss it even more details during the meeting where the has are for communities of the middle east during the meeting where the has are for the communities of the middle east and i'd like to thank my honorable counterparts in that miti because that and i'd like to thank my honorable counterparts in that miti because the initiative which was to go to the mall with you agree on his part we also initiative which was to go to the mall with you agree on his part we also parade with you every stakeholder to ensure support for the car for a day with every stakeholder to ensure support for the christian communities in the car flipped regions of the middle east and north africa we should communities in the car flipped regions of the middle east and north africa we see it inadmissible that some of the community members may see it inadmissible that some of the community members may be persecuted for their religious beliefs i'd like

our major challenges and the challenge facing nato today is instability in the mediterranean and north african areas. standardse volatility -- stems from libya. we were talking about that at great length. -- libyang alluvial conflict has led to a migration conflict, placing unfair burdens on italy. i have asked that the european union gets much more involved. they do very well with us on trade. they had a trade surplus with the united states over the last five or six years of about $150 billion a year. they have to get more involved. the italian government has stepped up as a leader to fight to this illegal immigration. we urge our nato and european partners to take firm action to halt legal immigration and sovereign borders. immigration control is crucial to national security and essential to the well-being of our citizens. nations must be able to properly manage entry and admission into society. you know the legislation we had passed, we had no help from the democrats on our borders. absolutely nothing. the closure of loopholes which they refused to do. they want open borders. italy does no

tourist been in sub-saharan africa investment is being funneled into nearly 46000 new hotel beds and north africa there are plans for 21000 beds and investors are looking at more than just holidaymakers. they want a top end to the lucrative business travel market in may this year the african continent to free trade agreement entered into force and is expected to give the combined economies a shot in the arm south africa kenya no wonder our 3 countries which are on well from conferences and trade fairs. tourism already account for 8 and a half percent of african business providing 24000000 jobs and there's potential for more as the continent writes the growing tourist wave. but for more let's bring enjoy the reindeer in nairobi joy kenya has probably been one of the most popular tourist destinations on country for quite some time has this push for growth being felt. it's being felt quite deeply because what we're seeing today is that tourism in kenya contributes to about 8.8 percent all over the country's g.d.p. and just looking at the numbers from 2018 would be so that kenya actually owned about

state backed fake accounts based in russia and iran which sought to disrupt elections in the us north africa and latin america in the past year it says the moves are part of ensuring it is not used as a tool to interfere in politics and democracies around the world. and office space sharing company we work has reportedly been given a $5000000000.00 debt financing offered by japanese tech conglomerates soft that it would make soft bank a majority owner of the struggling u.s. started rework has been scrambling to raise cash after scrapping its i.p.o. plans last month chairman adam human can apparently step down as part of the deal. palm oil has been linked to rainforest destruction and climate change that has led the e.u. to face out imports of palm oil for biofuel that's bad news for malaysia the 2nd largest producer of palm oil in the world the government there now says it's taking efforts to accelerate sustainable development for the local industry. every single fruit is valuable yesterday the harvest helpers were here now sod the man hariri is gathering the fruits the fellow on the ground

bret: despite the mishap, iowa continued on with its 90 journey and reached north africa.-mile flight to cairo. amid the backdrop of camels, gardens overflowing the flowers fdr and churchill sat down with general [inaudible], leader of the chinese national force to talk about the progress of the war with japan. stalin made his way to to run with the soviet union, much shorter journey but one fraught with peril, to. >> stalin came to taryn with the real rate because he wanted his security guards every mile and half alongside that rail stalin was wearing his own people would assassinate him. bret: but word of another assassination plot threatens to upset the negotiations even before the big three set down at the table. ♪ (male announcer) it's here. the rut. it only happens once a year, when the bucks start chasing does. and it's time for you to start chasing the bucks. for the next two weeks, this is where you'll be because this is what you live for. it's your season so hurry to bass pro shops and cabela's for huge savings on the gear you need from top brands like herter's,

been in sub-saharan africa and basement is being funneled into nearly 46000 new hotel beds and north africa there are plans for 21000 beds and investors are looking at more than just holiday makers. they want a top end to the lucrative business travel market in may this year the african continent to free trade agreement entered into force and is expected to give the combined economies a shot in the arm for south africa kenya in rwanda or 3 countries which unwell from conferences and trade fairs. tourism already accounts for 8 and a half percent of african business providing $24000000.00 jobs and there's potential for more as the continent writes the growing tourist wave. over europe or inequality in germany is rising and so is poverty that's according to a new study from the country's hugs burglar foundation it shows that even as germany's middle class continues to fare well the edges of society the wealthy and the poor are moving further from one another. the gap between rich and poor in germany is widening a new study by the hunt's booklet foundation shows households sliding into poverty

reporter and north africa analyst is here with me in the studio to talk about all of this hello to you i so according to some political analysts around 80 percent of tunisians don't trust in the established parties why is that so high why do they not trust them my impression is that most voters feel like they've given established. parties enough enough of a chance this is the 3rd legislative election since the outbreak of the arab spring in 2011 tunisia was the country where this wave of revolutions started and throughout throughout these 22 parliamentary periods the deep seated reasons of why their spring happened in tunisia haven't been solved so this election is happening against the backdrop of high prices soaring prices youth unemployment which is estimated to be up to 30 percent in some rural areas and 15 percent in some of the cities and also inflation and corruption and from some of the people that i've spoken to they feel that the political parties have been too busy discussing personnel issues rather than coming up with effective policy in the past some 9 years and they're th

bret: despite the mishap, iowa continued on with its 90 journey and reached north africa.de a nearly 1800-mile flight to cairo. amid the backdrop of camels, gardens overflowing the flowers fdr and churchill sat down with general [inaudible], leader of the chinese national force to talk about the progress of the war with japan. stalin made his way to to run with the soviet union, much shorter journey but one fraught with peril, to. >> stalin came to taryn with the real rate because he wanted his security guards every mile and half alongside that rail stalin was wearing his own people would assassinate him. bret: but word of another assassination plot threatens to upset the negotiations even before the big three set down at the table. ♪ [ music: instrumental which continues throughout spot. ] [ sfx: slow down ] ♪ [ sfx: speed up to reach 7 kilometers per hour ] ♪ you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top?

on the whole, the middle east and north africa still face many challenges. we witnessing what is happening in libya and yemen. implementing the arab peace initiative our own the verb of -- the verge of collapse. the persian gulf region is facing an artificial escalation of tensions. we call on overcoming existing disagreements through dialogue. we made a contribution by presenting their renewed russian plans for collective security in this region. in support of efforts forever can states to put an end to conflict. the end of october, sochi will host the first ever russia-africa summit. we hope the outcomes will increase the effectiveness of addressing modern challenges and threats and of efforts to overcome problems of development african countries are facing. the reform of a security council is aimed at improving the you and peacekeeping activity. given the realities of the multi-polar road. a formula would correct a geopolitical and balance and increase representation of african, asian, and latin american countries with the broadest possible agreement of t

middle east, the and north africa still face many challenges. we are witnessing what is happening in libya and yemen. prospects for the palestinian peace process in implementing the arab peace initiative or on the verdict of class. is alarming.ard -- the persian gulf region is facing an artificial escalation of tensions. we call overcoming existing agreements through dialogue. for our part, we made a contribution by presenting this past summer the renewed russian plan for collective security in this region. in support of efforts by the african states to put an end to conflict on the continent, yesterday russia organized a meeting of the security council on strengthening peace and security in africa. at the end of october sochi will host the first ever russia-africa summit to increase the effectiveness of addressing modern challenges and threats and of efforts to overcome problems of development that african countries are facing. the reform of the security council is aimed at improving the u.n. anti-crisis and peacekeeping activities. given the r

joining us on the line, head of eurasia group's middle east and north africa research team.sident minutes ago saying he will do more than sanctions if turkey asked inhumanely. what know at this point would classify as inhumane? just vaguethese are terms to evade some of the pressure he is facing both from congress and from the foreign policy establishment around the withdrawal of support for the kurdish forces in syria, but it's not clear to me how that is a meaningful threat to turkey at this point. it is very ambiguous. shery: u.s. official saying he has seen kurdish officials mobilizing for battle. what are the chances this will end up being a humanitarian disaster? >> i think a lot of kurdish residents along the border area with turkey have begun to move toward the south, other kurdish areas where there may be some u.s. troops -- excuse me, kurdish forces moving north to try to launch some form of resistance. it is not clear that the kurds can confront this in an effective way. it is a limited incursion. i think that is the implicit agreement with trump that there would

libya to the east and algeria to the west facing europe to the north and the smallest country in north africa. its strategic coastal position on the mediterranean made it an inviting the cation for a country seeking to expand their empires in the ancient world the phoenicians the romans ottoman kings and in the 1900 century france all have taken their turn to plant a firm foothold in tunisia. indonesia bans maintains of all pledge to belong to the influence of colonial france is still felt today french is widely spoken across tunisia and the chin is in community in france today numbers over half a 1000000. in the spring of 881 french troops invaded june is here meeting little resistance and agreement strongly favoring the french known as the treaty of bob dole gave the colonizers almost full control of tunis in affairs while french settlements in the country were also encouraged. gymnasia finally gained independence in 1956 following political negotiations and a campaign by china's ian fighters to end french colonial rule known as the full larga they drew inspiration from their ancestors rebe

the same time though some bits and pieces of cloud working their way across northern sections of north africa now much the way still warm in tunis with a high of 27. on the legacy of south africa's a.n.c. . any quality all of these what is the power how does gold take us how a liability and how perceptions have changed of this former liberation movement turned government you think is appropriate for a man who went to prison for defrauding paul i'm an eruption to run your policies working group on corruption goes head to head with them betty.

. >> ships crowded with americans for the invasion of north africa, the western allies won their firstweeping out the germans and violent battles in the desert. >> the allies had landed in north africa and used that to springboard into sicily and italy and they were now taking the offensive. >> churchill believed that was the path to winning the war. the allies were not ready to try a highly risky amphibious invasion of france. >> what churchill wants for britain is he wants some leeway from roosevelt and from stalin to allow a continuation of his favorite mediterranean campaign. he says we can build up our forces for an invasion of france, but that is going to take a little bit of time and it's pointless us sitting back and doing nothing for six months. we need to stay active and there are huge advantages to be gained in the mediterranean. >> with american forces fully engaged in the war in the pacific against japan, president roosevelt had a different calculus to work through. but he tended to agree with stalin on an invasion of france, despite his friendship with and respect for chu

liberation of europe in world war ii and when i finished the third volume having gone through north africa, sicily, italy and in europe speaking about what to do next the obvious thing would have been what to do for that campaign thathecampaign that i'e mediterranean and western europe. it is hard because in part i would have had to start the war over in pearl harbor even earlier and i've been thinking for a long time about what it is i really wanted to as a historian and a narrative writer and i've always had a fascination since i was a kid with the resolution. it seems to be more important than ever now so that's what i've done. i'm one third of the way into what i hope will be another trilogy. this one about the history of the revolution told from both the american side and the british side equally. >> host: why do you say that it's more important now than ever? >> guest: when we look at the revolutionrevolution, we are tro figure out who we are, who we come from. we are trying to understand the most important question anyone can ask themselves and that is where our forefathers willing

wanted to scattered thunderstorms and then quite a bit of cloud stream across northern sections of north africa and again this could well bring with it one or 2 showers it's mostly drawing clear but we will see slightly thursday into friday is this cloud working its way eastwards across algeria into libya that is where we could see want to 2 showers maybe to coastal areas as well but sunday not cool 27 in tunis. sponsored town. protesting about how does this in their online life face mental seen from directly out of the crowd love it slavery or join us on sat this is in a. academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come down everyone has a voice in the trenches real 'd discussion is real and are in europe we talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. and again i'm the stars here today and a reminder of our top stories this hour turkish forces and kurdish fighters continue to battle in the border town of russell and considered a strategic point for both syrian forces moving north of also become a major obst

external it came from to news you know where the arab spring movement began before spreading across north africa this recent unrest back to back friday's of scattered demonstrations was also triggered from the outside from spain but by an egyptian inside we're going to go. and i don't believe the gospel of the refinery. muhammad ali is a wealthy contractor now living in barcelona his family grew rich through building contracts involving the egyptian military he's also a part time film and television actor when he started going online on september 2nd he had political stories to tell tales of corruption at the very top and the acting skills to tell the. world mohamed ali is that guy that you sit down with at the cafe and have a hookah with on a thursday night everybody understands him they feel him he connects everyone knows that there's massive systematic corruption and much of it has been linked to the control of the army of the economy and laid out in very clear terms by names by numbers by they still look to them or if you say they were in the food the cure for. it and the very fact that he a

looking at the american role in the ration and when i finished the third volume, i went through north africa and western europe in normandy, thinking about what to do, that campaign in the mediterranean into europe from i just didn't have the heart for it. i've been thinking for a long time about what it is i really wanted to do and as a narrative writer, the boys had a fascination since i was a kid. so i'm one third of the way in from what i hoped would be another trilogy. this one is a history of the revolution from both the american side and the british side. >> why do you say it's more important now than ever? >> when we look at the resolution, we are trying to figure out who we are, who we come from. we are trying to understand if anybody can themselves. what are they dying for? what is that all about? it seems to me that this day, in a moment when the country is with the most practice in politics that you and i can remember, trying to understand the first to come out of the revolution at the beginning of the republican, it's important to remind us of who we are and what people are will

is embarking on a fresh round of job cuts targeting employees in the middle east, north africa, and turkeythe latest move in their cost reduction program. we are told the global banking and markets and commercial banking units may bear the brunt of the reductions, which are due to start in november. full-timeys over 9500 staff in the region. global news 24 hours per day on air and on twitter. this is bloomberg. anna,, matt. anna: thanks very much. your first word news. just another word on the updates we got from the chinese. the chinese foreign ministry speaking in beijing, responding to that mike pence statement we just played you, saying that mike pence and others are trying to smear and interfere in internal issues. pence should focus on u.s. internal issues such as racism. china pushing back in the u.s. investigators have found an array of factors that led to last year's fatal air crash ranging from certification failures by u.s. regulators, as well as pilot error. our managing editor for global business in asia has been watching this story. just onethere was not thing at fault, but m

these are images from the north. africa. also reporting that government forces have already begun moving into the north of the country at least expertly with however told us he doubts that syria and turkey are moving towards a full scale war. you know this step it is quite a significant step but i wouldn't necessarily think that. conventional war with the rest syrian. president would go that far now we see what you kurds appear to be. the syrian government and also with russia and so are the most the it cannot be us they're. also saying that the u.s. the syrian forces already syria and russia if that would mean that it would prevent genocide remaining would be to deal with the areas which turkey now. urging i think that would be the main sticking point they agree when it comes after donald trump ordered the withdrawal of u.s. troops from the region despite growing fears of a potential terrorist with. tangles are still being held in prisons across northern syria u.s. president however says it's turkey and the kurds who are res

we will not talk about -- sometimes i have been told in north africa, the chinese are africa, the chinese are willing to pay at the front of the deal, not the end of the deal. it's unfettered development. david schenker, who i have known for a very long time, he talked about we do it better. but, i would argue if you are an egyptian and you say the u.s. has been doing economic development in egypt for 60 years. the u.s. has had democracy governance programs in egypt for decades and decades and decades. show me how it is better. i look at china and i see a society that is developed. i look at the u.s., and the u.s. itself is developed, but u.s. development efforts have not created the future we want. why don't we try something else? expensive doing it is and it is slow. and, i think the chinese have laid out an argument that the u.s. is doing some things somebody needs to do. the u.s. is doing things which fulfill u.s. domestic needs. it makes lawyers and accountants happy, but they don't lead to development and the rest of the world -- in the rest of the world. you could just have trade r

and now to north africa and an almost forgotten conflict since 1973 the polish sario front national liberation movement has been campaigning for an independent state in the western sahara for years fighting raged in the desert 1st against spanish colonial rule then against occupation by morocco and mauritania hundreds of thousands of militants and their families fled the area to camps in algeria there has been an armistice since 1991 but western sahara remains divided it's west in most regions are governed by morocco eastern and southern areas are run by the polisario front 160000 refugees still living in camps in the algerian desert. this car is delivering pizza in the desert. and it makes me proud to have a stablished the 1st pizzeria in the refugee camps. and that after i met alone as a woman using my own resources that were. a lot of. the pizza delivery service in algeria is so hard to desert with a young woman at the wheel. 28 year old hindu money is $1.00 of the ingredients in this rather unusual story. hundreds of thousands of saeed's the indigenous people from western sahara have lived

have you felt watching that on the news yes of course we are very saddened by the situation in north africa and the african asylum you see we had genuine projects for the african nations around the north african region and the salah area to actually contain illegal migration and to build national industries and national economies so the african people do not have to rest their lives and die in the middle of the mediterranean sea but for all of the alternative liberation projects that we had look what exists now complete destruction of the internal structures of african countries of libya especially education system hospitals health everything and instead of the unified african army you have the africom the african american command in africa you have the french force the g 5 s. and western africa in a stage of the african central bank which would have served the refugees and the african nations you have the french central bank and a state of the gold based economy you have the sub or the nation of african economies to the global capitalist machine it's all part of the same story even the int

the leadership in north africa, as well as in afghanistan and iraq, and i am also grateful that 30,000 and women of the u.s. military, civilians and family members can call italy their temporary home. you are wonderful hosts for them and we appreciate that. i know also that we can do more together we should keep using the u.s.-italy dialogue to find ways to improve stability in europe and grow our cooperation in the mediterranean. and we should continue to stand united against iranian aggression. european nations have begun to wake up that iran is the aggressor. it is also clear from italy's decision not to renew access to italy, and we are grateful for that. i have asked for italy's support. we talked about today the necessary task of confronting nicolas maduro over his repression and the mismanagement that has taken place in venezuela. the sanctions should be enforced timest russia until such that the situation changes materially. and finally, italy is a friend and a sovereign nation with a right to make its own choices, but as i have done in budapest, bangkok, i urged my italian fri

north africa and latin america. the content covered issues like race relations in the u.s. and tensions between israel and the palestinians. facebook took down 50 instagram accounts. and a facebook account that originated in russia. and were aimed at american users. facebook said it is making changes for the 2020 election season. it will add more prominent labels supposed to make erroneous claims. that includes a gray blurred screen that says false information. and hides false photos and videos. >>> company is rolling out a new tool called facebook protect to secure the accounts of elected officials. candidates and their staff. in addition facebook is banning ads the try to discourage people who voting. in his labeling all posts from state-controlled media. pages with political ads must include a confirmed page owner. with details about the organization involved. many american troops left northeast area today. a limited number will stay as some pulled out of the area. >>> civilians through potatoes at their convoy of armored vehicles. trump is defending the decision to with