of europe giving alms to dictators or on democratic forces, especially in the south hell in north west africa is raising concerns. france is in the process of withdrawing its troops from the region after 8 years fighting a father and isis aligned forces. frances intervention hasn't reduced the violence so, and it's only been able to continue operating in the somehow with the support of us satellites and drone intelligence, strategic, lift, and add to refueling. the hell is seen as an important battle ground for the european union, primarily to stop migration across the mediterranean, but also account of the presence of china and russia on the continent. my, let's get some analysis now with volker how his head of the security and resilience program at the european center for development. policy management joins us now via skype from ma, strict in the netherlands. good to have you with us. so the european piece facility, it isn't entirely new. is it why is it a try? think a lot of attention now. well, it is, it is a new instrument, but it is not entirely new because there are certain elements o

the french military and also you could have your title of head of the french government in north africa and west africa. on the surface, a very satisfactory deal but the problem as far as getting troops on to our side and preventing unnecessary blood shed. however, darlan is a well-known collaborator with the nazi government and it raises all kinds -- it ruffles all kinds of feathers both in london and in the u.s. eventually both roosevelt and churchill when they are apprised of the situation, agree that eisenhower made the correct decision. that to save lives and to foster the peace and get going after our common enemy, the nazis, you made the right decision. however, this was a tough diplomatic -- his first -- eisenhower's first real diplomatic choice and it was a tough one and it left a bad taste in his mouth. he was pretty sure he was going to get fired over this. and in the end it worked out. so the alliance was not easy in itself. there is diplomacy going on and if you look at the first picture on the left, you have montgomery and patton standing there looking at a map together. it is my o

military and you will also be, you can have your title of the head of the french government in north africa and west africa. on the surface it's a satisfactory deal. the problem as far as getting troops onto our side, preventing unnecessary bloodshed, however darlington is a well-known collaborator with the nazi government. and it raises all kinds of, it ruffles all kinds of feathers in london in the u.s.. eventually roosevelt and churchill agree he made eisenhower, eisenhower made the right decision to save lives and foster the peace and get it going after our common enemy of the nazis. you made the right decision. however this was a tough diplomat, eisenhower's first real diplomatic choice and it left a bad taste in his mouth. he was shrewd get fired over this and in the end it worked out. the alliance was not easy in and of itself. there is diplomacy going on and if you look at the first picture on the left you have montgomery and paton standing there looking at a map together. it's my opinion, if you can get those two guys to fight on the same side, agree long enough to conduct operations then y

and if you move over to africa, there's been a lot of heat in the north that's pushing off to the west. but of course that central band it remains very wet. we've seen flooding in the north east in areas of ethiopia, we could see more as those rains continue to fall. but if we go into saturday, it's going to be northern areas of nigeria and southern areas of new jersey that see the heavy rain. we could see potential flooding here and as we move to south africa it's a pretty wet picture across easton areas. we've got a wintry mix blowing in that could bring some snow to the mountainous areas. it's cooler in cape town, but the temperature will pick up this weekend. the north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe bureau. 39 is involved in everything that makes money for her to carry different customers, say, contacts and the money this year. and it goes straight into the conferences leadership a to park, people in power investigation, neuro $39.00 cache for kim park to on a jazzy into the local sources in afghanistan. say, 2 more provincial capitals h

you have africa to the south, asia to the north and europe to the west, they literally imagine jerusalemo be the naval of the world. >> for muslims is the size of the prophet. >> from the dome of the rock. the prophet ascended on a horse with wings to heaven where he builds several prophets. he received the commandments of how muslims should pray. that's very symbolic and it showcases how important jerusalem is to muslim worship but also muslim identity. muslim leaders ruled jewrusalem from 638 until the first crusade. >> juthe aim is to recover the crisis city from the hands of the muslims. >> they were able to control of the huge part of palestine. essentially, they banned the muslims. >> the muslims of the city wants the throw out the werner werner. solodun is famous for his generosity. his administrator says we got to hide money from him because if he got it, he'll give it away. in order to conquer jerusalem, he's first got to unite all of the desperate era of armies into one. meaning, he spent a lot of his career fighting against other muslims. >> he would say i don't want to fight

you have africa to the south, asia to the north, europe to the west.hey literally imagined jerusalem to be the naval of the world. >> for muslims, it's the sight of the prophet's night journey and his ascent to heavy. >> from the dome of the rock in jerusalem, the provest ascended on a horse with wings to heaven, where he visited with several prophets. he receives a commandment of how muslims should pray. that's just very symbolic and significant for muslims, and it showcases how important jerusalem is to muslim worship, but also muslim identity. >> muslim leaders ruled jerusalem from 638 until the first crusade in 1099 a.d. >> jerusalem is the focal point of the first crusade. the aim is to recover christ's city from the hands of the muslims. >> and jerusalem fell in 1099. they were able to control a huge part of syria and palestine and they established the kingdom of jerusalem. and essentially they banned the muslims from living in the city. >> of course the muslims of the region want to throw out the westerners. >> and so this is what prompted the r

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there is a wildfire burning north of athens. hundreds of people had been forced from their homes just because of how tender dry it is here in town, across africa for the west coast. it's all about the rain deck are scooped up. 91 millimeters of rain. we see those storm clouds gather as we head towards the hourly own and liberia on thursday. that sure weather update the, the north korea isolated and heavily sanction yet earning billions around the globe bureau. 39 is involved in everything that makes money for korea. they carry different passwords, say, contacts, and the money this year, and it goes straight into the conferences leadership a to park, people empower investigation bureau, 39 cache for kim park, one on a jesse era a year ago, one of the largest nuclear blast in history, killed more than 200 people and injured 1000, the victims families still need answers. we want to compute just how did dangerous chemicals end up in baby support? let's be professional. it was not intended for me was i'm big. and was the whole stockpile unloaded from the ship? the missing? i'm all. and it wasn't. it was in one way or another in an illegal way before join me the

there is a wildfire burning north of athens. hundreds of people had been forced from their homes just because of how tender dry it is here in town, across africa for the west coast. it's all about the rain. duck are scooped up. 91 millimeters of rain, we see those storm clouds gather as we head towards the leone and liberia on thursday. that sure weather update. the news, the most people will never know what's beyond the store, the deafening silence of 100000 how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious. with fear, it's not an option. but we're not most people. oh, a come back. our main story. events have been out here last year since the devastating explosion at a roots port. 200 people were killed when a chemical stockpile ignited and people are demanding answers. large groups of protest. this clash with security forces near the parliament building. calling for accountability are the top story wildfires that continuing to sweep across several countries in southern europe. in turkey, there is of a large disastrous place, which is coal stored in a pound station. ah a taliban. a wa

there is a wildfire burning north of athens. hundreds of people have been forced from their homes just because of how tender dry it is here in town, across africa for the west coast. it's all about the rain. duck are scooped up. 91 millimeters of rain, we see those storm clouds gather as we head towards the leone and liberia on thursday. that sure weather update. the news in 2011 al jazeera gains rare access to the young gang film academy. and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine? ah, a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the countries elite, rewind, north korea. cinema of treme analogy 0. ah, the, the, the top, sorry, our on al jazeera, a number of will be number of recorded cases of code 19 worldwide is not the past 200000000. took a year to register the 1st 100000000 infections, but that number has doubled and just the late 11. and have you p again. again, protest is outside parliament in the country one year since a massive explosion in the port of bay root come straight is gathered to demand justice for the $200.00 people killed. one authorities responsible for the bus to be hel

north and foreign city in the south west. the group is also may gains in traditionally anti taliban. province's emergency talks are being held in dough hall between the africa and government and the taliban. the u. s. envoy to afghanistan as well, and the group that any government that comes to power through force will be isolated from the rest of the world. the un says more than 240000 people have been internally displaced since the taliban offensive began in may as us troops withdrew live now to cobble. and my colleague charlotte bellis. charlotte, is it possible for you to give us a percentage ballpark figure? how much of the country does the government still control? well, it is the bay here, but the taliban has certainly picked up a lot of terror trade. most people say that they have more than half of the country territorially. this will started in april when you, as president biden announced that all american and foreign troops would be out by september that when the taliban started trying to take territory at that time, they head about a she. also, districts of afghanistan's, approximately 400. within about 2 months they had more than $200.00. so tha

to the north east. vatcher update. columbia and panama have agreed to work together to better protect refugees and my were stranded at the border about 10000 people from cuba, haiti, and west africa, a stock, and the small town of nichol. clea three's a boat was there. oh abuse tended this people in from the ferry office in the colombian town of nichol plea. they come from haiti and have been waiting for weeks for a chance to cross the goals for food and continue with our journey towards the united states and canada. but the ferry announced they will only take 200 people a day, even though they sold more than 1000 tickets via john. but he says he needs to leave columbia. now we've been here for months. we want to travel, but they won't let us go. we are in the sun with no food, no water, no money. what we need is for them to let us go. we don't want to be here. we don't have any more dollars. we need a solution. as pin demick border closures to have east, this small town has been overwhelmed by the arrival of some 22000 people. people who have been waiting for days, children pregnant women, ready to embark on a very dangerous journey ahead which is to cross area and gap. by the w

west africa. but very important addition you make to the discussion. a significant number of slaves brought to north america were those reshipped from the caribbean. in fact, south carolina was basically formed as a plantation economy by people who immigrated from barbados. now, it took them a while to find their staple crop which eventually became rice. but, yes, there are a great many kind of regional slave trades which will augment that number that i gave, which seems rather small. but the other thing to bear in mind is that there is a reproduction process which causes the enslaved population in the u.s. to grow by leaps and bounds in the 18th and 19th century, there by providing slave power in different demographic regimes. okay? thanks, everybody. see you next time. >>> middle and high school students, your opinion matters, so let your voices be heard with c-span's student cam video competition. be part of the national conversation by creating a documentary that answers the question, how does the federal government impact your life? your five to six-minute video will explore a federal policy or

west africa. but very important addition you make to the discussion. a significant number of slaves brought to north america were those reshipped from the caribbean. in fact, south carolina was, basically, formed as a plantation economy by people who emigrated from barbados. now, it took 'em a while to find their staple crop, which eventually became rice. but, yes, there are a great many kind of regional-slave trades, which will augment that number that i gave, which seems rather small. but the other thing to bear in mind is that there is a reproduction process, which causes the enslaved population in the u.s. to grow by leaps and pounds in the 18th and 19th century. thereby, providing, in that way, the labor power that the slave trade had to provide in places with different demographic regimes. okay? okay. thanks, everybody. see ya next time. >>> up next. american history tv joins tour guide eric finley to learn about the early history of mobile, alabama, and to visit africatown, a national historic landmark neighborhood north of the city founded by former slaves who were captives on the ship. rece

west africa. but very important addition you make to the discussion. a significant number of slaves brought to north america were those reshipped from the caribbean. in fact, south carolina was basically formed as a plantation economy by people who immigrated from barbados. now, it took them a while to find their staple crop which eventually became rice. but, yes, there are a great many kind of regional slave trades which will augment that number that i gave, which seems rather small. but the other thing to bear in mind is that there is a reproduction process which causes the enslaved population in the u.s. to grow by leaps and bounds in the 18th and 19th century, there by providing slave power in different demographic regimes. okay? thanks, everybody. on colonial era diplomatic ties between cole lease and iroquois. this is just under an hour. >>> all right. well, welcome, everyone, today we're talking about diplomacy on the early american frontier. takely between native american peoples and european families. we will talk about some. customs and protocols that governed that style of diplomacy and t

this would include just direct imports from west africa, but very important addition you make to the discussion a significant number of slaves brought to north america were those reshaped from the caribbean. in fact, south carolina was basically formed as a plantation economy by people who immigrated from barbados. now it took him a while to find their staple crop which eventually became rice, but yes, there are great many kind of reg. slave trades which will augment that number that i gave which seems rather small but the other thing to bear in mind is that there is a reproduction process which causes the enslaved population in the us to grow by leaps and bounds in the 18th and 19th century, thereby providing in that way the labor power that the slave trade had to provide in places with different demographic regimes. okay? okay. thanks everybody. see you next time. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including comcast. oh you t

africa. understand. one of the taliban advance continues. thousands of people being driven from their homes. many of those in the north of had a south capital campbell like 10 hour drive in the west in the fighting. there are also growing humanitarian concerns with the united nation saying 20 children have been killed in the past 3 days. in kandahar province alone. are russia keen? is an afghan research with the institute of world politics. the united states. doesn't believe the government is explaining the full story of the conflicts you don't from any i've been bowerman. the 6 probably has already fallen her only what we heard that everything is so much paula wanted to kill so much that happened unfortunately have a negative face in my opinion, including for people who like me and with the most support the government or at least the system is not the tuple walking but it makes social for us difficult because you're not expecting from an government to, to come with propaganda or red light that you can kind of where if i actually been in a few seconds minutes the, this information with algebra ally from london still ad on the programs. on the military, we take control of a strate