and this is true of the middle east and north africa society changed creat tibbetts. he flourished, but there was also bitter conflict in several countries. some of the progress made during the decade has stood the test of time. but human iraq and syria have since experienced terrible turmoils. and the error is really conflict is no closer to being resolved now than it was 6 decades ago. or the 1970s in the middle east. in the 1st, but to talk to some of the decades hibbits on the back to 73. arab is really nice to meet the seventy's in the politics now, despite the wind direction up the chilean coast, it's getting quite hot to get in santiago. $36.00 is about 6 above average. nice and warm for most of washington. they're one or 2 shares, lights, they are as a majority of the heavy ones and again reforming in the southeast of brazil and the significant line to the north. so it's quite possible we'll see solver, though flooded once again, because this has happened when this line went through before 10 end of it might produce why 2 big charles in bolivia, possibly ecuad

migration a choice for filipinos rather than a necessity. society and most of the middle east and north africa changed profoundly in the 19 sixty's. some countries to change and fall to retain established traditions. but others like 11 on embrace the opportunity for attitudes and social behavior to move with the times. how would the sit? yeah, well look at but how this can them? and it says, you know, they shouldn't be beta gift can much had service, but oh goodness, she can make a mistake halfway i'm leaving and this and push them on a new start up because she, i mean, i must have to be sure my mom got think assemblies had the, there's a bessetti a then as you know just the, the, the younger but. ready ready a bit. ready i'm somebody is a circular bill was the whole go for you. it is the. ready one to get i'm good most you the look that the uh it's been in this book the. ready it's kim. oh so it has a was hollywood, some of that. is she a what are the different different i'm going to the avalon let go. have months out of my live with him at the school and take a minute. 10 minutes. i said a k

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my lousy drive right across north africa, maybe just one or 2 showers grazing the far north west of morocco, one or 2 showers, just grazing the southern cut at the health. helicopters dropping water. they have planes flying over with fire towed in powder. both slaves of spreading it was saying multiple flyers, but could cover at least as others all put out. i was really worrying them is that this will spread from this very rural area. so much more densely populated areas, like for example, a sense of clarice or where you have around a quarter of a 1000000 people. so i real concerning a situation here. it's 2 weeks from the pacific palisades fire. it's 2 weeks from the eaten fly, which devastated all to the others we'll can said that we could see a repeat, which is why there is so much effort to put these places out. fill of out, i'll choose era, just outside los angeles, california, the those and that the one the region to swipe in peace and prosperity. is he going to convince, well, the it is that this is a new era on the streets of ivory coast business capital. there is no lit up in risin

he's a senior consulting fellow with the middle east and north africa program at chatham . hi, it's good to have you both with us. thank you very much of the time i'm going to start with you in terms of the sanctions that were initially put in place on these rarely settlers, by the, by the ministration. how effective, where are they? is not at all at all by me in the ed this with these sections and model a symbolic does not change anything on the ground when it comes to the attitude. not really the truth. is that eighty's or septimus from attacking philistines in the west bank or confiscating moorland? that in fact, the west bank has been on fire since since years now. i know this book life wasn't guys over the last 15 months because of the nature of the world and the genocide, but things would never be splendid westbank. they attacks the continued continuation of violence and all these things that i and is focused on the west bank and the west bank for it is that it is the big price because one of the presents that is more or less now is morning it's, it's, it's hopefully

so the 19 sixty's the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements launched in the last of a 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society. so teachers were looked after and learning methods were closed. be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation. the 6 states in the arab society on outages, era is hidden in homes and communities across india is a deadly fiber, especially the world's largest import india uses especially those communities. this product from roosting to call leaving work is with a dangerous one on investigating, especially, and just trying to get on out is there is a special freeport series, or a surprise discovers how indigenous the movements and knowledge are re shaping our relationship with the planet. if it doesn't work for nature, nature is going to come pick you in the bus and stop you and your pace, pushing on a number of fronts to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on her

he joins us from the running capital at 8 grand man is the deputy director of middle east and north africa program. you are paying council on foreign relations to joins us from london and treat the policy. is the executive vice president of the quincy in seduce. he joins us from washington, dc. i will welcome to all of you. let's the entire on with hassan has on. why is this being done now? why is the european powers products u. k. gemini, reaching out to iran and vice versa? at this particular point, a folder, there hasn't been really much in terms of the j. c, p r, a, or developments for data to it. what is common and is the president trump that back to power in washington and also and all the uh, basically the snap back in the account is invest was imbedded in the deal is to come up in october. so to these 2 issues, have the potential to escalate the things between a ron and the uh, you know, the, the, your cans and the united states. the right hands of course, are trying to stop this kind of disconnection. reaching to consensus or reconciliation with europeans, though there are other i

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and this is true of the middle east and north africa society changed creat tibbetts. he flourished, but there was also bitter conflict in several countries. some of the progress made during the decade has stood the test of time. but human iraq and syria have since experienced terrible turmoils, and the error is really conflict is no closer to being resolved now than it was 6 decades ago. or the mole foundry showers across the peru, pushing through the amazon basin down to was a ratio south of that is generally hot. and she made a sense in getting into the mid thirty's over the next complet. the ice warm enough to follow up on a service. and also for santiago, i spent a few showers into that southeast corner. opposite el rey, out against seeing some lively storms that went through with a pushing right up towards the northwest and throwing up some showers. that we have across the western side of the caribbean, some lobby that pulls up possibilities here, particularly down towards the costa rica and into panama flu shot was able to was the, his find the all of it i think

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tremendous questions about allocation of supplies and material and men to europe or the pacific or north africa. and so they had a lot of work to do, but roosevelt and churchill got along famously after christmas. churchill took a special train to canada, gave a famous speech to the canadian parliament in ottawa. he came back on the overnight train on new year's eve, and the next morning he gets off at union station, goes to the white house, where roosevelt had arranged for him and mrs. roosevelt in their party to come here to christchurch for the commemoration of the national day of prayer. churchill's granddaughter, celia sandys, wrote a book about churchill's travels, and she said it would be hard to find a more evocative setting for this service because this was the home of george washington. it's a beautiful setting and a sacred space. and so they sat here in the washington family pew and the service was special and many levels. the church was was packed. a lot of secret service were in the church. troops in steel, helmets with bayonets ringing the church. they sang four hymns, one of whic

would towards the cramping, inch less of a time to send them all in theatre in the middle east and north africa. concrete back to be back. in the 2nd of a 2 part series, i'll just say well to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the 70s. in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera, the domain trump is promising what he describes as a golden age, who states the flurry of actions, he's already taken hours off to being sworn in for a 2nd to a proven controversial. so how would from reshape for us over the next 4 years? this is inside story, the.

little bit of whether it's a scraping the fall north west of africa, and then we'll cease to some showers, that just easing up into the goals are getting lots of good standing in place across the central parts of africa. and that is the case right down the medic ask of the israel is the 97 country by population. but the 9th largest, honest producer in the world in a 2 part series. as you investigates how cutting edge weapons and surveillance technology this tested on a cap, this palestinian population then marketed around the globe, the palestine, the bar tree coming through on as jersey to the library. instead of going on, this is counting the cost on elders 0. your week to look at a lot of business at the kennel makes this region is called himself terraced mind. donald trump construct and levies on imports from friends and foes among other measures. so how will his economic policies affect americans and the rest of the world? california as while files are on track to be, the cost is disaster and us history, but the states insurance companies are in crisis. so who pays with the damage of

and we are able to smoke out in the, in the, in 1881 thinking to expand its property in north africa, france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bump, hardman of the french played on coastal cities and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key city, these air and the bay of doing this bomb at the 3rd us deep agreed to humiliating negotiations the bartow trade, he concluded with a colonialist, establishing a project to rid of france, overton easier. however, the people lived in easy, i would not surrender to the enemy. at the call of the islamic clergy, the june easy as rose to a holy war against the invaders. the soldiers of the bays army also joined the resistance. the french troops did not get an easy walk. the air, a patriot spot desperately, but failed to.

time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa. concrete. back to do that. in the 2nd of a 2 part series out a 0 will to meet the creative risk take because he broke new ground for censorship . and developed their own voice in the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera donate. trump is promising what he describes as a golden age for united states. the flurry of actions, he's already taken hours off to being sworn in for a 2nd to a proven controversial. so how would from reshape for us over the next 4 years? this is inside storage. the hello and welcome to a special edition of the inside story on james bass in washington, dc. what, outside 1600 pennsylvania avenue, better known as the white house. it has a new coupons, but not a brand new occupant present. donald j trump has started his 2nd to with a blitz of executive orders. in other words, presidential decrees on a wide range of issues. all of the controversial, some over certain to be challenged in court will discuss a list not with politicians, political analysts, experts and members

he is the director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group and joins us from brussels. welcome up. let's start with the delayed release of the is really high stage our values food she is due to be released ahead of next weekend. this seems to have been resolved fairly quickly now. yes, and i think is this because, you know, the hostage was not in how much this house and the must have been some kind of disagreement with this miscommunication of seeing how mass and bursting and stuff like that was holding her. and i think the matters being result, excuse me, it has been because the, the leasing these, let me just indicated that it will go forward. i don't so to say, so in any case, the must have been some problem that i'm sorry, this is the 2 parties have have a question. so i want to pivot to talk about the comments that were made by us president donald trump. on saturday when speaking to journalists about the situation in gaza, he suggested that a large number of palestinians, more than a 1000000 might leave gaza. and he would want to quote, clea

you'll see michael berg is a senior consulting fellow with the middle east and north africa pro program at the london st. tank. chatham house. i asked him if he is confident that this deal, if it goes ahead, will end the war. or if he sees the conflict continuing, i'm not sure that, you know, we go beyond the phase, why didn't we see that even though there? so if we decide to do a given phase lot, we just said that a statement from the finance minister. these are that sort of one page that claims that the bottom you still nathaniel wallace team, that the wall would continue, but by defense means. and that's really garza will never be inhabited for other students. so this is not the statement that said tell us that if it's too old that this was that, then you know, always the, don't have any intention to move to face to the issues and the well anything to, to improvement phase. what now the who is the rebels in the men who are backed by iran, 5, the ballistic missile into israel today even is homeless and is well on the video. there's so many actors are involved and could make or break t

you always tell german is the director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. i asked him how the release of the is really hostage are 1000000000 who'd had been resolved so quickly. yes, and i think it is because, you know, the hostage was not in how much this house and there must have been some kind of disagreement with this miscommunication and seeing how mass and boasting in the stomach you have that was holding her. and i think the matters being result has been because the thursday these let me just educate you just as we'll go forward. i don't so to say so in any case it must have been some problem to the, to the side of the, to the 2 parties. have haven't resolved, i want to pivot to talk about the comments that were made by you as president donald trump on saturday when speaking to journalist about the situation and gaza, he suggested that a large number of palestinians, more than a 1000000 might leave gaza. and he would want to quote, clean out their whole strip. let's listen to what he had to say. and then i want to ask you about those co

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let's speak to yossi mekelberg, senior associate fellow of the middle east and north africa programmeham house. thank you forjoining us. we have this israeli cabinet meeting expected later, do you expect them to approve the deal despite their splits with some on the far right? good morning. yes, i do. ithink the agreement is going to pass, i think there is also even a bigger majority in the parliament because the opposition parties support this agreement, there is a general wide agreement, there is a general wide agreement within the israeli public for a very long time, the public says for a long time that they support a deal that will see the hostages also returning even if it means an end of war. at the same time, some of the far right oppose it idea logically. they want to see this war continue almost indefinitely. some of them tried to position themselves best in case of action but it's worth mentioning, one or two of them might resign from the cabinet, it doesn't mean that they leave the coalition and they bring the fall of the government. 50 bring the fall of the government. so

when i was a kid, i am from north africa. a small village coastal near the capital city.st, a person i was depressed not to express our feelings, our injustice. i understood very early that music is the soul, is the voice and the rhythm. so i would go to my mother near the beach. mostly women were dancing and chanting. it is like someone is knocking you with a hammer or something. just a lot of freedom. it was just the movement, you know. i found out later that it was healing. the africans where they come to north africa. further south in african countries. the music keels. they do ceremonies to heal. they do ceremonies to get together. they chant. i understood that it was nice. >> all of this sounds, we did not have electricity until the early '80s. small transits of radio. i was able to capture at night. spanish channels. so all of these towns that loved it. what a treat to listen to bob marley or zz top or jimi hendrix on the radio. also broadcasted in nigeria. my mom always saying when she was cooking, she is always saying very nice. i think that it runs in the family

when this government came into power and we saw that the mrs. raw hate, the jews had come from north africa in the middle east. we're taking key positions . these were the people at the beginning, a broad festival into a born, and then tuesday, they cooled. and this is great. they feel, i mean, you know, that program said it will. it was obvious some time ago. what was the program to establish and the israel on? yeah, i mean, is the program or a life? how is it in the instate this the program of entity blinking actually blinking. so it's broken up by the guides of people. we haven't got that much time left. they all know assignments with read that by assign it's, i don't think there's no difference on that. and i'm saying that actually, i mean what that is, the question is they've collectively lead into this. oh, did they just facilitate it as it has a lot of the met him. yeah. who and they haven't had, i mean to be no restraints put on. it's not a tool. so is it a question of passive permission given because it's probably passive because they're actively all they've signed another 9 busy a

the 19 seventy's was a pivotal time to send them all around theater in the middle east and north africa . and 3 fact give you that in the 2nd of a 2 part series out to 0 will to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera. israel is the 97th country by population. but the 9th largest alms producer in the world. in a 2 part series of a 0, it investigates how cutting edge weapons and surveillance technology is tested on a captive palestinian population then marketed around the globe, the palestine. the bar tree coming soon on a jersey to the the waltzing into a 2nd time. but us present double from the slew of executive orders is already being challenging calls the deluxe. the whole rahman, what do you want to say? we're like a headquarters here and also coming up we'll have trouble 1st ex todd being 1600 people convicted of taking part in the capitol hill, riots 4 years ago. desperate to get that hands on a the seems in gaza as the truck loads of.

with spots to brighten up as we go through friday. meanwhile, allows you try and brought across north africa, maybe just one or 2 showers grazing the far north west of morocco wanted to share. i was just grazing the southern coast of west africa over the next couple of days, joining up with the have your showers, the seasonal rates we send now starting as i should do to notch that way. further. know, plenty of showers across the central africa using able tools, mozambique, and some very heavy writing that it's a good part of medic ask. and the deluxe craddick nations justify this kind of behaviors. colorado, the average has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the newer system corporate gets real effective. it's mobile friendly from the impact to the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the domain of trump is promising. what he describes as a golden age who states the flurry of actions. he's alr

was brett mcgirt, white house coordinator for the middle east and north africa. welcome to the news hour. >> thank you for having me. >> you have been on the frontlines of these efforts to end this war. take us inside the negotiations. if at any point over the last several months, did you worry you would never get to a deal? >> the president laid out the framework at the end of may. the israelis agreed to it. in august, we thought we were getting close to a deal. the u.s., egypt, qatar, we put together a mediator proposal to bridge differences. hamas never accepted the deal. hamas never agreed to receive -- release hostages on its terms, which was basically for the israeli forces to totally leave gaza, put a cease-fire, and go back to october 6. no is really government was going to do that. we had six hostages killed in a tunnel underneath southern gaza, including an american, hirsch goldberg. we pretty much concluded with the leadership of hamas and given the regional situation at the time, in which hamas believed a multi-front war that had been open against isr

11 of the just the 1970s was a pivotal time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa. concrete. back to be back in the 2nd of a 2 part series. i'll just there a will to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship and developed their own voice in the 70s in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera. the shake model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the 1st and ending march the 31st 2025 for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w. w dot h t a dot q a this is in region that is last week to meet develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflict. police collapse. we try to balance the stories, the good, the bad i've been and the people allow us into their lives, dignity into money. she asked me to tell this story is the a hello. i'm baron, jordan doha. with a quick reminder of the top stories here on out of there, a hundreds of people have been forced to feed their homes in jeanine refugee camp and the occupied westbank. israel'

phonology and seventy's was a pivotal time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa and 3 back to do that in the 2nd of a 2 part series out to 0. well, to meet the creative risk take because he broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the seventy's in the arab world stage. and screen on al jazeera, the to cease fire and dogs or is just hours away, but for many families is already too late. so this is real, keeps up, it's a tax on this for the, for the clock. this is out to 0 live from the also coming up. a warning from is rails prime minister benjamin netanyahu says government reserves the right to resume or if necessary or in washington dc with thousands have been protesting. hey, the donald trump, no gratian on monday, and during the alden central see what are huge clear of.

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a group in in north africa became al qaeda and the islamic maghreb after 2006 or seven, al shabaab in somalia declared allegiance to al qaeda in al 2012. qaeda in syria was established under various names with the beginning of the syrian civil war. and then the only and then al qaeda in the indian subcontinent was established by ayman al zaw zawahiri, the emir of al qaeda in 2014. taking advantage of conditions in various areas and sending emissaries was how they expanded. it's one of al qaeda's successes in the islamic state as well in being able to spread their reach after 9/11. >> i have one quick follow-up. so how should we think post metastasizing about the significance of afghanistan distinct from these new theaters? because i think that's one of the questions for an educated lay audience that is elusive. >> al qaeda remained in the afghanistan pakistan border region. a few leaders led to iran, some are still there after 9/11 but most went to pakistan. and so that be that remained the most dangerous threat up until 2012, 2013, between 2008 and 2012 under new counterterrorism str

and the loan is very upset with the french and been trying to compete with the french in north africa and in africa terms. and secondly, now they are racing towards normalization as with the likes of syria. because we do want, you know, part of the business as it where stopping by human rights. it's really about it that he wants to expand this interest in the military, in africa and asia. and in fact, if it doesn't get to something like $5000000000.00 program to do exactly that. so what do you make a front says suggestion that it deploy troops to normal faced and the syria in order to try to ease tensions between the codes and took care of as you don't see, things came to mind when i heard that one is why the hell, do the french wanted to point more troops after the troops have just been kicked out of africa? not once they've not from 3 states more than that. they continuously being kicked out from various countries of develop world. certainly from the ex colonies. i know they want to deploy troops to syria, which remains a very explosive situation. that's the 1st thing i kept to. my

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the 1970s was a pivotal time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa and 3 back to do that. in the 2nd of a 2 part series, i'll just there a will to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the 70s. in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera, there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a roman correspondence, i am constantly on the goals, covering topics from politics to conflict, to environmental issues, scalable companies like nothing, ever seen. what we want to know is how do these things affect people we revisit places day even when there are no international headline houses. there are really invest in that not the privilege as a journalist, the . ready ready the down or a carl, this is the news, our life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. thousands of palestinians return to the destroyed homes in the gaza strip on the 2nd day of the seas, 5 celebrations and the occupied west. fight 90 pulse demand dressed as a free from his writing jails as part of the deceased 5 deal. and

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it is fine and dry with plenty of sunshine, little sunshine to across north africa. we had called the showers just thinking it onto the north coast. the as we go through monday was the same as the push through tuesday or the us servicemen and women swear an oath to defend the constitution. but military veterans play a major role in full rank home goods, taking up homes against their own country. january 6th inspired so many people that files is a way to change the government. in the 2nd part of this series, which is 0 examined, sophisticated white supremacist. people are trying hurt america, and americans again stolen a means on how to 0. the sun rises brilliantly here, the history was written and the nature became theory is here, the beast in a totally the timeless journey. the you watching all just a reminder of our top story is this uh all the guys has been under is vacancies for more than a 100 days outstanding. and officials that describing it as the most horrific form of ethnic, cleansing, displacement and destruction. at least 5 size and palestinians would be k

use the submit button on the 19 sixty's the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements were launched in the last of the 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society. so teachers were looked after and learning methods were closed. be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation the sixty's in the arab society on outages, era to leave off church solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions. not just turn our backs, i don't think that has a number. think about it as a person, person yourself, and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, or at least in my life, those stages we want. we want the education reward because the women and my country, they're not sweet, because we are not denies all of who we are human beings and this has to be treated equally. we are working in their thoughts, that's our ancestors. whatever has been done before can be done even better. as long as

now i'm looking at south africa because north africa look at a lot of sense. so all of these areas for decades, they struggled until they achieve their freedom. so far this team is understand that there's a price to pay and we look forward to the international community to enforce the laws in order to ensure that they actually have the freedom that they resist. okay, thank you for that month source. you mounted palestinian german. this humanitarian with the foreign ministers of france and germany have met the leader of syria's new administration. awesome that all shara in the capital, damascus, and it's one of the highest level western diplomatic visits. soon csr regime was toppled last month. how some of our reports from damascus or not even a bad bulk. and joe knew when bob ok with a list of demands for the band. who now both silvia the minnesota far enough as and her friends going to about aust, the new administration to renounce act of vengeance full and inclusive government, protect my knowledge is and hold elections soon. but the meeting phase to break t

as many, with a few weeks been enough about the the 1960 saw change across the middle east and north africa era. nationalism dominated regional politics in the 1st half of the decades, but foundered in defeats by israel in the 1967. error is really more countries rebuilt. after gaining independence from their european colonizers and the arts and culture flourished. but arguably, the greatest change was in society as a whole. ringback education technology and the rise of the individual shape the decades. who in the lead could see kind of tied to the democratic d. d with such as had it's true on an item. and then the let me step back to the other end was the, the natural boost, little thoughts, quarters human last year. what does the, how would that typically uh, how would that she could be, uh, enters it to some of the other to see if you, me a v a share that the hold up probably to be able to get the i'm at the middle, the could be a little more for the middle of that could be a little problem. and i mean, i mean if you have no mind is what are you in a limo within fee and somebody w w, w d

exit complex to the friendship of peoples found the in 1881 seeking to expand its property in north africa france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bump, hardman of the french fleet on coastal cities, and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key cities. these air j and the bay of doing is bomb. at the 3rd us so deep agreed to humiliating negotiations. the bartow trade, he concluded with a colonialist, establishing a project to rid of france, overton easier. however, the people lived in easy, i would not surrender to the enemy. at the call of the islamic clergy, the june easy as rose to a holy war against the invaders. the soldiers of the bays army also joined the resistance. the french troops did not get an easy walk. the air, a patriot spot desperately, but failed to defeat the huge and well armed army, which was supported by the strongest fleet within a year or the rebels were defeated. this turned out to be a real tragedy for the country. about one 7th of the population together with the fighters left for neighboring lib

we can do something of a story in north africa. it's a lot attempted to be really high around west africa, up towards san diego. but there's just a strength of that wind is picking up the sand. it's accompanied by showers in libya in 2 days. you probably know of now, jerry, but it's not have swear. this is just a fairly persistent when it is seasonal, but it's maybe a bit stronger you might like so the orange represents picked up dust, all signed, particularly throughout the so how of the wave of criminal violence as export to the truck, cartels. praising the challenging of florence prison rights for political assassinations, ecuador has plunged from one of the safest countries in latin america to one of the most dangerous, with the government declaring war on the guns and corruption. the people in power investigates with causes behind the search and violence, and it's devastating impact on the nation. ecuador, on the fire, on a jersey though, the 19 sixty's, the decade of change across the middle east and north africa in the 2nd o

composite botswana into zimbabwe. joining up with the seasonal raise not too much right across north africa at present to our system shows that more tiny a monte pushing across to will send a go west of weather will be across the north coast just around that western side of the mediterranean. for the east, the metal base generate dry over the next couple of days of some wet weather, winter weather, spinning after greece. and to the western side of the key. i made a lot of quotes across the array. be in peninsula here in don't have 20 degrees celsius on a keen smile, which will ease off by wednesday on the exam and make the entire trip to dallas city for tomorrow's discussions. international filmmakers and will cross journalists bring program and inspire you phone outages, era the the to watching. i'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the sound talks on a 65 dealing cause progressing, and contact you as president joe biden has spoken to the mail contact and says, tools are at a critical points is national security. advisor says all sides on the brink of a deal is there any media have

the 1970s was a pivotal time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa. and 3, back in the 2nd of a 2 part series out to 0 will to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera, the watching. i'll just remind you about top stores as a mass size. it will release for female israeli soldiers on saturday, as the call to the latest exchange of captives in return is ready. forces are expected to fund over 200 out of state in prison. this part of citizens in gauze of health friday trash for the 1st time since the cx 5 came into effect worship as gavin to what's left of the most current community. this full authority is a gauze and say reconstruction is going to take time and resources of the 15 months . israel says it will not meet the deadline for the full implementation of it. cease file, it has bottom as pots all back agreement. these very, very true set to pull out of southern lebanon on sunday, but that withdrawal has now been delayed the whi