malcolm webb, al jazeera, fast boys, senegal. a woman from texas has been arrested with threatening to kill a judge overseeing one of the trials facing donald trump. in a separate development involving the former us president, the names and addresses of members of the grand jury in georgia have been posted online. john hendren has more from atlanta, georgia. the dark side of the pro-trump army seems to have been mobilized here, as it was on january 6, 2021. in the case of washington, d. c., the judge, tanya chutkin, was threatened with a voicemail. that voicemail used racial slurs against the judge, who is black. the woman who left the message, or purportedly did so, said that we are looking for you. we want to kill you. that woman was later arrested, apparently, using her own phone to make that call. and then in the case of these far-right websites, they have been posting the names and addresses of the jurors here in atlanta, who came down with the indictment of donald trump. and, of course, that threatens the potential safety o

those on board are thought to have come from senegal. pictures show boats arriving back in the port on the island of sal with survivors being helped ashore, some on stretchers. officials in senegal say they are making arrangements to bring survivors home. they have been giving more details about the rescue. translation: it comes with a lot of pain, yes, but we know that - migration issues are global issues which require international cooperation, but also discussion and global strategy. given what the world is going through right now with migratory issues, it means that we all, alternations, have to sit down at the table and see what we can do so that we don't lose any more lives at sea above all. translation: the survivors - are better, they are being hydrated, they are being looked after here in the tents at the port. in terms of testing, we are testing for malaria and covid and so far we haven't had any positives. with more on this from the newsroom, our europe regional editor, paul moss. we are still getting details in about this, th

just think many of them would have had for leaving senegal?— for leaving senegal?all, it is absolutely - first of all, it is absolutely devastating what has happened, because these deaths are entirely avoidable. we know from our clients that we see, that there are a multitude of reasons why people flee. most of our clients are fleeing situations of war and persecution and torture. i am unable to speak of the individual cases on this boat, we are yet to learn the details of the people on board, but really, i think we know that nobody gets on a boat like that unless they are absolutely desperate. imilieu gets on a boat like that unless they are absolutely desperate. when you sa these are absolutely desperate. when you say these deaths _ are absolutely desperate. when you say these deaths are _ are absolutely desperate. when you say these deaths are preventable, l are absolutely desperate. when you | say these deaths are preventable, in what way? say these deaths are preventable, in what wa ? . say these deaths are preventable, in what wa ? , ., ., say these deaths ar

also coming up -- protests in senegal as immigrants die off the coast of cape verde.nd a march start date for donald trump's election interference trial. and carrying what little they can. thousands flee escalating gun violence in haiti's capital as the u.n. says peacekeeping is no longer and option -- no longer an option. ♪ niger's military appointed prime minister is visiting chad, as the regional block ecoas pushes for a return to constitutional order. there's been a rise of attacks since the military took power last month, including one on tuesday that killed at least 17 soldiers from niger. we have reports from niger's border with nigeria. reporter: leaders are on a trial offensive. the military appointed prime minister visited chad in an effort to push back against mounting international pressure. >> we are undergoing a transition. we have explained our reasons for this and we have reiterated that we will remain open to any exchanges with all involved parties. but at the same time, assisting on the necessary independence of our country. reporter: his visit comes

yes, we are starting from senegal, - becoming unstable.ble. yes, we are i starting from senegal, the country which is going through a political crisis at the moment, which opposition figures being targeted, especially the popular one who has beenin especially the popular one who has been in the eye of the storm politically and has been disqualified from running for election and that has pushed people to want to seek opportunities. but thatis to want to seek opportunities. but that is not the main reason. from what we have seen another reason could be poverty and many people, especially those who can venture out of country, they want to travel out and many see europe as the opportunity for a better life and to work and send money back to their families. the other issues is the security issue west africa, a number of countries have experienced coups. and when you have these multiple factors playing out in a particular region, you will expect that many people would want to look for safer havens and better opportunities. that is why they would

an ngo said the boat left senegal in july.ape verde plans to return the migrants to their countries of origin. almost 2500 people have died this year trying to reach europe by boat. the atlantic crossing is considered one of the most dangerous. reporter: finally brought ashore in cape verde, after weeks drifting at sea. these few survivors are the latest to attempt to reach europe from west africa. most of the passengers are now believed to have died, and the survivors will be sent back to senegal. the u.n. says safe pathways to migration are sorely lacking worldwide, leaving many to seek out the dangerous journey by boat. >> it comes with a lot of pain. we know that migration issues are global issues which require international cooperation, a lot of discussion, and global strategy. given what the world is going through right now with migratory issues, it means that all of us, all countries have to sit down at the table and see what we can do so that we don't lose any more lives at sea. reporter: the fishing vessel left senega

almost all those on board came from senegal.pictures show some of those rescued, 38 people including children brought a --brought to shore. officials in senegal say they are making arrangements to bring survivors home. but we can speak now to -- thank you very much for coming on the program, from the international organization of migration. thank you for your time. this is just a dreadful story we have been covering here. can you just give us an idea of some of the risks and dangers of the journeys like this? >> yes, thank you for having me. yeah, so as you mentioned, these people were drifting for about a month, actually. it's thought that they left senegal around the 10th of july and they were just rescued two days ago, which means that during this one month they were act see without adequate water -- at sea without adequate water, without food, without any shelter close of the main risks, to -- that is one of the main risks, to be drifting at sea without being able to get any coast and being able to access food, water, shelte

senegal is convinced that we must stop these coup d'état. intend to join the force operation. surely you want to ask why we did not do the same in the case of the guinea and burkina moths and why we will now do the same in the case of the niger, the answer is simple, this coup has overwhelmed our patience. however. in senegal itself, mass riots after the arrest of the leader of the opposition and this is not the best time to participate in a war that risks becoming regional, and the moths have declared their intention to fight on the side of the niger. and burkina beans, representatives of the new authorities have already visited both countries to agree on coordination. action in nigeria is underway demonstrations. in support of the coup , its leaders appointed their own governors and announced a curfew exchange as a sign of being in full control of the situation. they promised to respond immediately to any aggression or attempted aggression by the community anton dadyn together. in the united states, three-quarters of republican party suppo

most of the dead are believed to be from the village of fast boy in senegal. and that is where malcolm web is and he has more the people in the small coastal village of fast boy angry that thousands of people from that community have died. that see the price as to zip code would and from machinery into the road and set it to light. this is the 1st of several funding roadblocks, along this road, leading the way down to the landing stage on the atlantic ocean when more than a month ago, a small wooden boat set sail with about a 100 people on board was about 2 days ago. when that boat was spotted by a spanish fishing vessel, a drift about 300 kilometers of the island of south part of the cape verde islands . that prompted a rescue operation by cape veterans coast guard, which is about 600 kilometers on into the atlantic ocean from here. because cold says that they rescued about 40 survivors. they said they found several dead bodies on board, the boat and thousands more of the people who thought to be on board. missing the red, thousands of ship rex every as peopl

clashes in senegal as the main opposition party is dissolved after the leader is charged with performance and insurrection. funerals are held in lebanon for some of those killed in fighting between rival factions in a palestinian refugee camp. an assistant to donald trump is facing charges he helped of former president high secret documents from the fbi. we begin in -- france has condemned the coup but has not announced any intention to intervene. the coup in niger has been accompanied by a wave of anger against france and shift toward russia. our reporter has the latest. reporter: the military rulers say there was a meeting between members of the government and members of the military. it includes the military high commanders with the aim of freeing mohamed bazoum. this comes when the military rulers are stepping up. the ministers have been arrested. this includes the minister of petroleum resources, transport, minds -- mines and a one-time minister of defense. the president of chad met with leaders of the military and was able to meet president mohamed bazoum in the first proof of life.

it's believed almost all those on board came from senegal.ed ashore, some on stretchers, on the island of sal. officials in senegal said they were making arrangements to bring survivors home. officials have been giving more details about the rescue. translation: it comes with a lot of pain, yes, i but we know migration issues are global issues that require international co—operation and discussion and global strategy. given what the world is going through now, we all, all the nations, have to sit down at the table and see what we can do so we don't lose any more lives at sea, above all. translation: the survivors - are better, they're being hydrated and looked after here in the tent at the port. in terms of testing, we are testing for malaria and covid and so far we haven't had any positives. the atlantic route is seen as one of the most dangerous for migrants trying to reach europe. azadeh moshiri looks at the numbers of migrants losing their lives there — in recent months. let's look at the journey itself. according to the foreign ministry,

it's believed almost all those on board came from senegal.cued. 38 people, including children, were brought ashore on the island of sal. officials in senegal said they were making arrangements to bring survivors home. we can speak now to andrea garcia. thank you for coming on the programme from the international organisation of migration. thank you for your time. this is a dreadful story that we have been covering here. could you give us an idea of some of the risks and dangers of the journey like this?— journey like this? yes, thank you for havin: journey like this? yes, thank you for having me. _ journey like this? yes, thank you for having me. as _ journey like this? yes, thank you for having me. as you _ journey like this? yes, thank you | for having me. as you mentioned, these people were drifting for about a month, actually. it is thought that they left senegal around the 10th ofjuly and they were just rescued two days ago which means that during this one month they were at sea without adequate water, without food, without any shelter.

the political party, the patriots of senegal, had been dissolved for insurrection.t deputy of the party told us that it was a blatant effort to keep him from challenging the current president next year's election. >> we have been raising the alarm about this both on and -- a national and international level, that the president's desire is to learn that anyone who opposes him, and he's doing that with the biggest challenger with false accusations. >> the spokesman for the president denied that this was politically motivated. >> there is no privilege nor immunity given to potential candidates for a presidential election. they are subject to law just like anyone else. all the accusations made where the result of his actions, filed by the prosecutor, and the adoption of his party has long been document to, which is a call for insurrection. doc -- documented, which is a call for insurrection. >> the situation deteriorated after he was sanctioned in absentia. violence has left at least 16 people dead. >> russia has hit back at ukraine for targeting a tower in moscow for t

he said for fishermen in senegal, there are very few opportunities to make money.told me as a matter of fact, a few weeks before his brother decided to attempt the crossing, they already tried once before to go there, but they both boarded the boat headed toward spain. just a few days later, this young man decided to attempt to cross again and this time, he lost his life. despite that, his brother was adamant that if he had the opportunity to travel to europe, he would do it again despite having lost his brother in the crossing. carl: a look now at some other stories making headlines. the u.s. issued new sanctions thursday against russian officials for their alleged involvement in the 2020 poisoning of alexei navalny. navalny is a fierce opponent of russian president vladimir putin and is currently in prison. the state department issued visa bans for the men and their families, prohibiting them from entering the u.s. u.s. women's national soccer team head coach vlatko andonovski announced he's resigning on thursday. the news comes after the team's disappointing per

by a document in addition to vladimir putin the president of south africa, egypt , the congo, the senegalda, and the minister of foreign affairs of the zambia, as well as the head of the camoros, and for ali from the sumanin, were appointed. he is now chairing the african union in a joint statement. the importance of humanitarian efforts was reaffirmed. in connection with the ukrainian conflict. in particular. the question of the exchange of prisoners took up most of the text with the topic of food. african symmetry leaders called for concrete steps to remove obstacles to the export of russian grain and fertilizers. only this will allow the so-called grain deal to be resumed. in addition, the heads of state appealed to the un to immediately release the 200,000 tons of russian fertilizers that are now in the ports of the european union and send them immediately and free of charge to african countries. vladimir putin outlined this pial position of moscow and in a telephone conversation with turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, the head of state confirmed his readiness to return to the is

senegal is convinced that we must stop these coup d'état.end to join the force operation. surely you want to ask why we didn’t do the same in the case of moth guine and burkina sosu and why now we will do it in the case of bullfinch, the answer is simple, this coup overflowed our bowl patience. however, the association of ecowas after visiting representatives, nigga. reported a forceful solution to the issue, until considered strange, the members of the organization will focus on tightening sanctions, however , from the ultimatum. eco does not refuse you, and the leaders of the coup did not take back their words about their readiness to respond to any attempt. aggression, one of the leaders of niger visited mali and burken faso, these countries have previously stated that they will fight on the side of a neighbor in the world of regional forces capable of changing this situation for the better, as far as we are concerned. we we are monitoring this situation very carefully . of course, my concern is the tension that arises with our own and we

complex senegal is convinced that we must stop these coup d'état. intend to join the force operation. surely you want to ask why we did not do the same in the case of my guinea and burkina-fasu and why now we will do the case with her bullfinch the answer is simple, this coup overwhelmed our patience. however, the association of evaz after visiting representatives, niger com. shield forceful solution of the issue is not yet considered strange members of the organization to focus on tightening the sanctions, however, away from the ultimatum. eco does not refuse you coup olizers did not take back about their readiness to respond to any attempt at aggression. one of the leaders of the niggas visited the moth. and burkina , these countries have previously stated that they will fight on the side of the neighborhood. in this situation, change for the better as far as we are concerned. we are monitoring this situation very closely. of course, my restless tension, which is now emerging in the region, and we we still advocate zaz arishi the return of this si

senegal is convinced that we must stop these coup d'état.that is why we intend to join the force operation. surely you want to ask why we did not do the same in the case of moli and guinea and burkina faso, and why we will now do the same in the case of her with the niger, the answer is simple, this coup has overwhelmed our patience. however , the association of evaz after visiting representatives, nigga. reported a forceful solution to the issue, until considered strange members of the organization to focus on tightening sanctions, however, from the ultimatum. ecomas does not refuse, and the leaders of the coup did not take back their words about their readiness to answer any question. in aggression, one of the leaders of the niger visited mali and the burken. faso, these countries have previously stated that they will fight on the side of neighboring forces capable of changing this situation for the better, as far as we are concerned. we are monitoring this situation very closely. of course, my restless, then the tension that arises now an

complex senegal is convinced that we must stop these coup d'etat.orce operation. surely you want to ask why we did not do the same in the case of moths and guinea and burkina fasou and why we will now do the case with the niger the answer is simple, this coup overwhelmed our patience. however , the association of ecowas after visiting representatives, niger reported a forceful decision. while the strange members of the organization are not being considered, they will focus on tightening sanctions. however , the ecowas does not refuse the ultimatum, and the leaders of the coup did not take back their words about their readiness to respond to any attempt at aggression. one of the leaders of the niger, visited mali and the burken. faso, these countries have previously stated that they will fight on the side of the neighborhood to change this situation for the better, with regard to the tension that is now arising and we continue to advocate this situation. main for human life. demonstrations are taking place in nigeria. in support of the coup, its lead

officials in senegal said they were making arrangements to bring survivors home.ucky ones. these survivors were spotted in a wooden boat near cape verde by a spanish fishing vessel and they had spent a month at sea. three of mahmoud's siblings and his cousin were on the boat. his 24—year—old brother died. they both tried making the journey together earlier this year. translation: one of my brothers called to say - another brother was dead. i was shocked because we were close and he was a fighter. he was married and had two kids. a booming population, crumbling economies and growing insecurity is pushing thousands of young people to leave west africa. as the legal means of accessing europe tighten, many of them are turning to dangerous, illegal routes in search of a better life. the atlantic migration route from the coast of west africa to the canary islands is often used by african migrants to reach spain, especially in the summer. but it is one of the world's deadliestjourneys. translation: it comes with a lot of pain, yes, i but we know that immigration issues a

officials in senegal said they were making arrangements to bring survivors home.these survivors were spotted in a wooden boat near cape verde by a spanish fishing vessel and they had spent a month at sea. three of mahmoud's siblings and his cousin were on the boat. his 24—year—old brother died. they both tried making the journey together earlier this year. translation: one of my brothers called to say - another brother was dead. i was shocked because we were close and he was a fighter. he was married and had two kids. a booming population, crumbling economies and growing insecurity is pushing thousands of young people to leave west africa. as the legal means of accessing europe tighten, many of them are turning to dangerous, illegal routes in search of a better life. the atlantic migration route from the coast of west africa to the canary islands is often used by african migrants to reach spain, especially in the summer. but it is one of the world's deadliestjourneys. translation: it comes with a lot of pain, yes, i but we know that immigration issues are global i

in senegal itself, riots do not stop after the arrest of opposition leaders and this is not the bestarticipate in a war that risks becoming regional, and mali and the burken have declared their intention to fight on the side of the niger. faso representatives of the new authorities. already visited both countries to agree on coordination. action in niger is underway demonstrations. in support of the coup, its leaders appointed their own governors and announced an exchange of curfews, a sign that they were in complete control of the situation. they promised to immediately respond to any aggression or attempted aggression by the anton dadykin community. in the republic of korea, the government allocated a large sum of money in an emergency to prevent the world scout gathering from being closed early due to heat waves, the authorities spent about 7 billion won, that is, 4.5 million dollars to send buses from air conditioners and the installation of additional awnings, the air in korea during the day is now heating up to forty degrees celsius in a few days for about 700 teenagers. includ

but it was, there are many challenges ahead child stratford reports now from senegal. t molly has a problem. the algorithm that these university students have built is failing to connect with the robot. and time is running out there in send a goal competing against students from across africa. it's an annual event started in 2015 with admission to promote and develop all sufficient intelligence built by young people across the continents. the challenge this year is to show that the software can guide the robots in the field, walk. identifying weeds among crops. samuel is a full few mechanical engineering student from nigeria. you still have coding and developing algorithms when he was just 13. um, the more you oh, then officer problem. i bet to you because i'm thinking i'm from day you from those who didn't from couldn't gonna stop. you didn't even ask about implementing auditory. so you become very successful. the united nations is all insufficient. intelligence is fundamental to achieving in sustainable development goals in africa . are there a huge challenges includ

the say that this is, i'll just do a live from though, how so coming up morning in senegal, off the dozens of migrants brown in the atlantic, when the boat caps sizes were in the village, many came from dest, right? for a job job of seeing the prosecution of donald trump, the identities of grand jury members, published online, plus a drilling a hole in a disused welch like mine. and i'll tell you more about the length. some people who go to for the night sleep the other is 1900 g m t. and we'd begin with the political crisis in these. yeah. defense chaves from the west african blog echo oss say constitutional order will be restored by all means available. us there in government to discuss minutes the intervention following the qu last month. it's new minutes related. so big node calls to reinstate the post president. how much does do the joint or is planning to charge him with treason? a cost says it's giving diplomacy a chance for the whole options are on the table. cereals, interest that i speak here, but that there's no going to buy that. it was about this and we just want to tell them

a popular uprising beads in senegal. these yeah or ivory coast didn't accelerate the course of history . i am convinced that the has of those full concern countries will come to the senses. all we know is that mat chrome is determined to carry out his military operation. or find them by who is not the only one whom the people of the i want out of the country. and also the mom in the old for suits leave immediately. level janice, send us this report. this is the buzz. here's the french military base in the army, about 1500 french soldiers are based in the country, the base and the army with its reaper drones and fighter planes is basically the spearhead of the french military presence in this country. that number excludes special forces. it is this fortress that on arms in new jersey and civilians wanted to launch. since the crew put an end to the regime of mohammed bassoon, the pressure was strong on the french soldiers entrenched in his camp and apparently determined to stay there. but for these new syrians, enough is e

officials in senegal say they are making arrangements to bring survivors home.arrying migrants to the uk sank in the english channel last week, four people have now been detained. six of those on board lost their lives. in the last seven days alone, more than 2000 people have tried to cross the channel in small boats. tom symonds reports from calais. on wasteland close to dunkirk, the world's migrants continue to live in limbo. there's food, water, phone chargers, even lessons for the kids provided by aid agencies. but these tracks lead to the coast, to the small boats, to britain. karim, who asked not to be identified, paid people smugglers 2000 euros for a place on the boat which then sank. he said they promised him they're going to send him to uk in good boat. in a good boat? did they say what a good boat was? translation: big boat, 10 metres, 15 metres. i but in the end, it was three metres or four metres. and how many people were on that boat? they put 70 people on the boat, but there was no space and they left ten people behind. karim was one of them. two

now this latest attempt ended off of cape baird a, which is a about 600 kilometers from senegal. to turn into, to share the military appointed prime minister as visiting chad as the regional block echo was pushes for a return the constitutional order. there's been a rise in attack since the military to power last month, including one on tuesday, the killed at least 17 soldiers from new share. i had adriece reports from kat, sienna, and deserves border with nigeria. and is just coordinators, i wonder, charm offensive in the military appointed prime minister visited chide in an effort to push back against mounting international pressure. david, i'm busy. we are on the going the transition. we have explained it our reasons for this, and we have retail rate at that we will remain open to any exchanges with all involved of potties. but at the same time, insisting on the necessary independence of country on this visit comes of the country soldiers, stuff of heavy losses entertained by i'm groups on operating and this i have read on tuesday. 17. so just like killed. yeah. the border wit

how she here in senegal, but also in morocco. during that time he mass quite a lot of wealth fields of multi $1000000.00 homes in the united states. and then he was brought back in 2009 when i already bunco suffered a stroke and it was another coup attempt. he was seen as a close ally to the family, but now he has put all the bunk under house arrest is arresting the son of audi bundle, nor dean. and, and many officials that were part of the bung go regime, accusing them of high treason distancing himself from the bunker. fine family, and appealing to the popular support that this crew has had. i mean, this is a clue that was much awaited for a large part of the population that had just enough with this one family rule over this country fully. and we've seen in your report the scenes of celebration in gabon talk to us about the why the reaction to the school in the region this latest school in the region. so let's start with a good bona itself. we haven't heard from michelle and ping who is the historic political opponents to the

and also senegal. — libya is politically unstable. fific also senegal, which it libya is politically unstablee in africa, _ you hoped for? actually, italy, what we normally see in africa, what - you hoped for? actually, italy, what we normally see in africa, what we | we normally see in africa, what we read in _ we normally see in africa, what we read in the — we normally see in africa, what we read in the newspaper about europe is all false, — read in the newspaper about europe is all false, you realise this when you arrive, — is all false, you realise this when you arrive, you realise it is not the reward _ you arrive, you realise it is not the reward of the journey because most _ the reward of the journey because most of _ the reward of the journey because most of the time people are treated with death _ most of the time people are treated with death and violence. and also here in— with death and violence. and also here in europe. sol with death and violence. and also here in europe. so i would say my dream _ here in europe. so i would say my dream was — here in europe. so i would say my d

charles, thank you very much. indeed, joe, struck for talking to us from duck on in senegal. of the process as a result of attack is damaged, a bridge is linking mailings. you claim that to claim it, which on harvard is a crucial supply routes to the next peninsula. which of russia seized in 2014 russian appointed officials that say ukrainian miss off supplied by funds was used, but they haven't given any evidence in june. the same fridge was attacked. set boston has more from keith. what we're hearing here from the russian reporting to the governor in the occupied test on is that the 2 bridge is actually connecting the mainland width and try me a has been damaged. she was talking about the 12th miss silo. steps were fired from the ukranian side and that most of them have been intercepted, but there has been some significant damage to the rich. and he also said that the gas pipeline was damaged. so leaving people in that area without gas. and this is not the 1st time these bridges have been targeted. we know, of course, at the courage which the other bridge connecting the mai

senegal is already crossing the borders of the vixen. about a thousand fighters for intervention.ime , some neighboring states are ready to stand up for niger. in particular, the bill on sending a military contingent was approved by burkina in nigeria itself the military authorities announced the cancellation of all security agreements with france and demanded a complete withdrawal of french troops by 3 september. well, europe son is considering a vision of sanctions against the new government of the country. judging by the words of the head of the head of euro-diplomacy, josep barrel, the eu is ready to support the invasion of the territory of the african republic. well, in the meantime, the situation in gabon is also causing concern. the military has also seized power there , the situation will be discussed today at a meeting of the african union peace and security council with which burundi enters senegal and cameroon then what is happening in the country now is being watched by anton the gabon crowd took to the streets, but not in order to confront the military who have taken

but it's safe to say that there is rising anger in senegal. today, a country that has long been seen as being relatively stable in west africa. and we are expecting more processing the hours and days to come, show us drop it down to 0. terrace in southern mexico, being offered a chance to see what oceans might have looked like millions of years go. scientists and fishermen have discovered a blue hole and it's thought to be the 2nd deepest on us. john holeman took the plunge to have a look. were floating above the biggest blue house in the americas stretches at least 274 meters beneath the sea bed. here, just off the coast of mexico, as you can tell me, peninsula was discovered by his whose ports that in the mail purposes it was old. my father was a diver and he went off to a big group, but he was chasing it and it went into the whole. and that's when he saw it for the 1st time. that was 20 years ago of to that the whole was the golden just one of many and this by until his you speak, i'm working with x, but on carlos i'll set it up. i mentione

that your leaders have been meeting and neighboring nigeria to look at their options. meanwhile, senegal says it's ready to send troops, indonesia, and the us is it will back echo wasp believes mediation efforts should be allowed with time. meanwhile, hundreds of people have rallied in the just capital of naomi in support of the cook, independence tanisha. that's what supposes of the military when. so say that defending on the anniversary of new jersey, independence from from hundreds gavin and the capitals main square to protest weston and regional sanctions in response to the recent crew. they also denounced the threats of nutrients prevention from west africa's regional alliance, economic community of west african states. oh echo us they just as you need more people are joining and, and we will protest against all these echo was countries and anyone that wants to impose new maine and on popular measures on the share event that may use it on sunday at cost gave the hunter rule as one week to transfer power back to the democratic re elected president mohammed visited and asked it in las

there's my, there's somebody to do the fishing vessel left, senegal on july 10, carrying around 100 passengers, mostly senegalese, migrants move in. one month later, the coast guard and cape bed has rescued just 38th. survive is the atlantic migration rate from west africa to spain. is one of the world's deadliest already this year. more than 300 people have died or gone missing while trying to make the crossing. despite the risk, the number of people leaving has searched, driven away from home by climate change and economic and political instability. you're watching dw, and your hair is there, a reminder of our top story? germany will by the advanced arrow, 3 missile defense system from israel, that's following us approval office. so the system is capable of intercepting high altitude ballistic missiles. germany wants to roll out a sky shield similar to israel fire and don't in response to russia's invasion of you. right? right. you're up to date if you don't new business with a coupon that you value is up next and we'll take a look at and they'll be taking a look at the indian automobile ind

there's no my is so the to do the fishing vessel left to senegal on july 10, carrying around $100.00 passengers, mostly senegalese, migrants move in one month place of the coast guard and cape bed has rescued just 38. survive is the atlantic migration rate from west africa to spain is one of the world's deadliest already this year. more than 300 people have died or gone missing while trying to make the crossing. despite the risk, the number of people leaving has searched driven away from home by climate change and economic and political instability. ok, that's open. i, thanks so much for watching. goodbye. the algeria is here, mauritania is here on mark track. we know is this one of the great drains and the grim reality this a hair, it was hail. i swear. what remains? i just want to be for you. the house on the age of this a hard on the last shelter. start september, 2nd, on dw, the.

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