president abdel fattah el-sisi presents himself as egypt savior as the only man able to impose order in his country. there is this thing the smell of tear gas blood and bullets. start to talk to it out all over and then tank health donovan johnny. man fashion with with us now a little step from that that will be more. despite his human rights record western leaders have embraced l.c.c. as a strategic and commercial partner so they printed clearly little question so that i may think i ma. c.c. was able to say there's the threat from isis you want to defeat it give us the tools and we'll take care of this for you. we have a fantastic relationship with egypt and we appreciate what you're doing but israel's sisi really such a good bargain for the west. in april 2800 egyptian president of the fatah el-sisi secured a 2nd time in office after winning 97 percent of the vote yet the results were hardly surprising. there were technically 2 candidates but the other candidate was the most optimistic. in fact the supporter who had stepped into the contest at the 11th hour to prevent the embarrass

egypt's leader abdel fatah sisi has discussed the libyan crisis with the u.s. president donald trump they've both called for urgent steps before libya is lost to quote for an act meanwhile libya's internationally recognized government has requested military support from turkey as it battles the forces of 25 to who have been trying to take control of the capital tripoli that is according to reports from the reuters news agency now turkey's president is saying that parliament will vote on a motion in january to deploy troops to tripoli from the beginning we have objected to the coup perpetrated by the retired general against the lawful government we provided and are still providing assistance to libya's legitimate government against the coup plotter who is receiving support from certain european states libya is a neighboring country as we share a maritime border lines in the mediterranean sea once the parliament comes into session we will present the proposal for dispatching turkish troops to libya based on the security cooperation agreement once indorsed by the

triggered this raid was a story that mother must published about president cc's eldest son mahmoud al sisi the article stated that he is in effect being sidelined by his father's in a circle but perhaps just as important is the fact that not a master says it actually got the story from sources inside the egyptian intelligence that this isn't the 1st time that not a mauser has pushed the limits it's no one for this kind of thorough investigative reporting that egyptians need right now so why now for this raid well 1st off there is a huge to be generally around reporting on presidency c. and his family now to cross that line but there's also a sense of unease right now within egypt's power structure back in september we reported on antigovernment protests they were the 1st since sisi took power in a coup in 2013 the madam asked for a raid may have ended with the stuff that being released but since then 3 other journalists are being picked up and quote charged with joining a terror group so signs of trouble in egypt that we'll need to keep an eye on let's move to the us now the 2020 president

syria border a former military chief in egypt who intended to run against president abdel fattah el-sisi has been released from detention sami anon was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military no no reason has been given for his release but he was moved to a hospital in july after reportedly suffering a stroke a sunday deadline for iraq's president to name a new interim prime minister has now passed with no decision given on who may be chosen earlier thousands of protesters brought roads in the capital baghdad in the southern city of basra demanding the appointment of an independent prime minister they say one of the nominees is closely linked to iran hundreds have been killed since protests against corruption for services and a lack of jobs began in october. to australia now where the prime minister has rejected calls to cut dependence on coal and take more action on climate change as firefighters battle blazes across the east and south the country's facing one of its worst bushfire seasons nearly 200

triumph the trump phone conversation and now we have another phone conversation between trump and sisi where as far as. the egyptians are presenting it they discuss the importance of huffed us forces in the process of bringing port stability to libya so we're back to where we are there's a seems to be that that sort of factionalism that split within the administration they were quite used to meanwhile russia and turkey are moving ahead with their own coordination with what might happen next in libya and it does seem in russian it didn't seem too keen on turkey however they prefer turkey to nato troops going into libya and they get the to putin and russia type one are due to have talks in turkey on general the 8th which is exactly when there's talk of this vote in parliament in turkey so we have to see there's lots of talk of some ground important issues of but certainly the running is being made by others and not by washington at least as far as we know she had pretended there joining us live from washington d.c. she had thank you william lawrence's set a professor at george washington

for example, general sisi during the egyptian revolution. one of the first phone calls he made was to a buddy he had gone to the army war college with years before, and he asked questions. trish: i hear you. what i am concerned about. i don't think anybody is going to say we are going to stop training for our allies. but we have to do a better job vetting them within and they have to do a better job vetting them. the only way this works is for to us know who is in our country, kt. >> that's right. trish: if you are coming as part of the saudi military or coming up through the mexican-texas border. we need to know who they are and what their background is. >> the trouble i always had with the i am dwraition issue. the security part of it. we treat everybody the same. we ought to look at the profile. not racial profiling. but behavior profiling. i don't know if the saudi national has been associated with terrorism. you don't want to jump to that conclusion. but there are behavior patterns, whether it's terrorists at home or terrorists that com

government even if somehow some time sisi can can convince trump to to do some messaging on behalf of how far. william laurance there professor george washington university's school of international affairs william as always thank you iraq's president says he'd rather resign the name danny as the new prime minister has already been rejected by protesters barham salih has been trying to find a replacement for. the who stepped down last month is decision to quit has done little to satisfy the protesters who've been demanding a complete overhaul of the political system those are the reports now from baghdad a political maneuver with potentially far reaching consequences iraq's president has sent his resignation letter to parliament saying he would rather step down that approve a new prime minister in a 3 page statement barham saleh said out of my kenya so avoid bloodshed and protect civil peace i will not name downey as a candidate for the next prime minister i dani is the governor of buster province he was nominated for the role by the largest bloc in parliament. that coalition is made

will feel he's a former military chief in egypt to intended to run against president abdel fattah el-sisi has been a restrained detention some and then was imprisoned off announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't opposition to run and breached military rule and there been more violent scenes in the hong kong police used tear gas to disperse crowds at a rally in support of china's we're minority rights groups say at least a 1000000 liters of been detained in chinese camps but those were the headlines the news continues on the al-jazeera after inside story station thanks so much and laugh it off. defiant indian prime minister defends his controversial citizenship the deaths of angry protesters speaking the country the book i'd like modi change his mind how far is the undermine secularism in india this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on stan grant a secular state where all religions are welcome and equal before the law now that idea is that the core of india's constitution but many believe it's under threat hindu nationalism has been emboldened by prime m

a former military chief in egypt who intended to run against the president up till fattah el-sisi has been released from detention sami and than was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't happen mission to run and breached military law it isn't known why he was released but he was moved to a hospital in july after reportedly suffering a stroke croatia's presidential election is headed for a runoff the former left wing prime minister zoran milan of it got just under 30 percent of the vote on sunday ahead of the current president hollande grab a target the 2nd run will be held in 2 weeks shortly after croatia assumes the e.u.'s rotating presidency. at least 16 prisoners have been killed in fighting between rival gangs in honduras the violence comes less than 2 days after 18 inmates in a separate facility were killed in a riot the army has been ordered to take control of the country's 27 prisons one of ecuador's most active volcanoes has erupted in the remote amazon region its last major eruption was in 2002 when clouds affected 2000000 people m

feel when he's a former military chief in egypt to intended to run against president abdel fattah el-sisi has been a restrained detention some and then was imprisoned author announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't opposition to run and breached military rule and they've been more violent scenes in the hong kong police used tear gas to disperse crowds in a rally in support of china's we're minority rights groups say at least a 1000000 illegals have been detained in chinese camps but those were the headlines the news continues on jazeera after inside story station thanks so much and i have enough. defiant indian prime minister defends his controversial citizenship the deaths of angry protesters sweeping the country the bullet by modi challenges on how far is the undermine secularism in india this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm stan grant a secular state where all religions are welcome and equal before the law now that idea is at the core of india's constitution but many believe it's under threat hindu nationalism has been emboldened by prime minis

al-jazeera now a former military chief in egypt who intended to run against president abdel fattah el-sisi has been released from detention and was imprisoned for announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military law it isn't known why he was released but he was moved to a hospital in july after reportedly suffering a stroke at least 16 prisoners have been killed in fighting between rival gangs in honduras the violence comes less than 2 days after 18 inmates in a separate facility were killed in a riot the army has been ordered to take control of the country's 27 prisons. australia's prime minister has rejected calls for more action on climate change as firefighters battle catastrophic places across the east and south of the country is facing one of its worst ever bushfire seasons with almost $200.00 homes damaged in the past few days alone in new south wales and south australia scott morrison says he won't engage in quote reckless and job destroying cuts to the country's coal industry jessica washington is in new south wales. i'm

president sisi says it's in the region's interest to end the conflict. in libya today if we look at what's happening in libya of the last few years and why the government there has not been able to have real free will speaking frankly it's because it is hostage to the interest militias that exist in tripoli in the meantime every country is dealing with the situation by so on its own interests it is in our collective interest that this region goes back to stability. cats are which also supports the tripoli government wants to see a political solution who will be will call on the in to do it said the we see proxy war supported by many nations in libya which is cool as devastation for the people we want the libyan people to rise from these troubles we want to see peace between the factions and a clear political direction between them. complicating matters further libya's u.n. recognize government says hundreds of russian mercenaries are also fighting for have to the russia denies this is after his soul's seems likely. to give up its commitment there is dang

the white house says the president spoke with president el-sisi in egypt and discussed the need to end the war in libya before the country is lost to. gregg: nancy pelosi claims to be disturbed that the senate leader would coordinate with the senate leader and the staff. the alaska senator, one of these targeted in recent weeks by never trump erbil kristol, his group. trying to turn murkowski into a yes vote on impeachment. a new report today claims senate republicans think they will be able to pick up one or two democrats on the final votes for each article of impeachment. our first guest has been a staunch supporter of president trump in the house. andy biggs, co-chair of the border security caucus. if the president is such an imminent threat as pelosi has been claiming for several months, which is why she has to rush through the articles of impeachment, then her halting the process seems to make no sense unless she was just lying all along which is my bet. what do you think? >> you are right on. look at it. she herself said they have been trying to impeach president trump for 2 1/2

in egypt they chose to support general el-sisi and guarantee him financial aid. under his command the egyptian army staged a coup that ended in the blood. the egyptian regime took revenge on him by sentencing a team of al jazeera reporter has to 3 years in prison. sick and that's how the riff deepened on the arabian peninsula between qatar on the one hand and saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on the other. was a hole in the united arab emirates there's an extreme concentration of power in the hands of the crown prince of abu dhabi who is reined in all his brothers his. mohammed bin zayed 1st project was to create a credible army and to focus all its military strategy around the protection of its borders but that's one of the last. model hunted bin zayed attended centers the prestigious british military academy he has a pretty clear like side to his personality he's very determined. mohammed things ayat has always been fascinated by new military technology and every 2 years he organizes what is now the largest worldwide. production center site of this arms

for example, general sisi during the egyptian revolution.f the first phone calls he made was to a buddy he had gone to the army war college with years before, and he asked questions. trish: i hear you. what i am concerned about. i don't think anybody is going to say we are going to stop training for our allies. but we have to do a better job vetting them within and they have to do a better job vetting them. the only way this works is for to us know who is in our country, kt. >> that's right. trish: if you are coming as part of the saudi military or coming up through the mexican-texas border. we need to know who they are and what their background is. >> the trouble i always had with the i am dwraition issue. the security part of it. we treat everybody the same. we ought to look at the profile. not racial profiling. but behavior profiling. i don't know if the saudi national has been associated with terrorism. you don't want to jump to that conclusion. but there are behavior patterns, whether it's terrorists at home or terrorists that come into

who intended to run against president abdel fatah sisi has been released from detention sami anon was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military law a sunday deadline for iraq's president to name a new interim prime minister has now passed with no decision on who may be chosen thousands of protestors brock's roads in baghdad and the southern city of basra demanding the appointment of an independent prime minister they say one of the nominees is closely linked to iran and at least 8 people have been killed and almost 1000 homes destroyed by fires ravaging large parts of australia while weather conditions of course they are expected to heat up again over the christmas holiday period those are the headlines up front is up next stay with us on counting the goals especially on investing in the burgeoning markets for the don't hope for right here in council how foreign direct investment is reshaping the global economy and what that means for the future and the globalization of populist sense of. counting the

the white house says president trump also spoke today with president el-sisi of egypt.efore that country is lost to foreign -- bret. >> bret: rich live in west palm beach. thanks. the u.s. has not eased any of the sanctions on north korea even after you have a deadline coming up that christmas has come and gone, and still no "gift from north korea. one u.s. ally had a scary false alarm. >> for some japanese citizens, an alert from a major news outlet after mid light midnight. it was corrected 23 minutes later and u.s. officials confirmed that no missiles launched. over christmas, the u.s. military is not taking any chances. there were monitoring for en routonunusual military activ. so far, north korea's christmas gift has been silenced. observers will be watching and listening. he is in the final stages of launching his first missile. at the end of the year, he had followed through three times. he put all of the u.s. in range. he now has roughly 30 nuclear warheads in his arsenal. north korea has yet to demonstrate it can reenter a war, launch a missile from a submarine

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al-jazeera a former military chief in egypt are intended to run against the president abdel fattah el-sisihas been released from detention some again and was jailed after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breach military law is unknown why he was released for. 2 bombings in the southern philippines of kill more than a dozen people one exploded in qatar barto city killing at least 8 soldiers and 4 civilians at around the same time another bomb exploded just north of gun killing 5 the philippines armed forces says the bangsamoro islamic freedom fighters group could be behind the attacks. at least 6 people have been killed and 5 others kidnapped by fighters aligned with ai so in northeast nigeria they seize control of a highway near casada village about 100 kilometers north of my dewberry the capital of borno state 3 felony herdsman among the dead now it's not just australia suffering from a lack of rain southern africa is going through its worst drought in decades with 45000000 people affected across 14 countries it's also taking a to

government even if somehow some time sisi can can convince trump to to do some messaging on behalf ofher far more than 235000 people who fled violence in northwest syria this month according to the united nations the been weeks of artillery bombardment and strikes on the last rebel held province of idlib president on trumpets also the syrian government and its russian and iranian allies to stop the bloodshed or from hama don't know he's in and tukey on the turkey syria border explaining the refugee crisis on the border which may worsen if the fighting escalates. there was a pause in the strikes bottle bombs and shelling the city and before says have been cutting out in a new province something save talk been caused by the weather but also give a good opportunity to some of the thousands who've been displaced from their homes to go back and get much needed supplies on house hold items syrian government forces have been pushing depart into it in the past few days with their sights on the city of misrata newmont it is a strategic city that sits on the m 5 highway that links the must caus

president sisi says it's in the region's interests to end the conflict. is he to be a lead today if we look at what's happening in libya of the last few years and why the government there has not been able to have real free will speaking frankly it's because it is hostage to the interests militias that exist in tripoli in the meantime every country is dealing with the situation by so on its own interests it is in our collective interest at this region goes back to stability. cats are which also supports the tripoli government wants to see a political solution what in s.f. little bit of a lot to be in to do it said the we see proxy war supported by many nations in the bia which is cool's devastation for the people we want the libyan people to rise from these troubles we want to see peace between the factions and a clear political direction between them. complicating matters further libya's u.n. recognized government says hundreds of russian mercenaries are also fighting for have to the russia denies this is after his soul's seems likely. to give up its com

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agreement last week egypt's president says it's in the region's interest end the conflict fattah el-sisi has blamed the lack of progress on the un backed government. libya led today if we look at what's happening in libya of the last few years and why the government there has not been able to have a real free will speaking frankly it's because it is hostage the interiors of militias that exist in tripoli in the meantime every country is dealing with the situation based on its own interests it is an alcoholic of interest that this region goes back to stability and he is the general director of the sadic institute a think tank focusing on libyan affairs he says that other players like nato will be forced to active to keep does send in troops. the certainly complicates the relationship between turkey nato and then libya because if turkey doesn't even into libya which is now kind of on the cards given president against remarks last week that he said if the if the genie invited him to come into libya that he would send a tech astrue spending parliamentary approval i suppose that really does p

a former military chief in egypt intended to run against president abdullah fussell sisi has been released from detention sami amman was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military law the reason for his release hasn't been given that he was moved to a hospital in japan july after reportedly suffering a stroke on a visit to asia france's president has questioned whether west african leaders want french troops to stay in the region to confront armed groups speaking in the capital niamey a man will mark owen said he was reluctant to send soldiers to countries where their presence isn't clearly wanted a crawlin interest president mohamed to disapprove discussed recent attacks by fighters linked to eisele and al-qaeda in the sahara desert region mccrone paid tribute to 13 french soldiers killed in mali last month when 2 helicopters collided . place on places with french an international presence is not accepted i say clearly we will draw the necessary conclusions because we are talking about sovereign states for

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