malcolm weapon al-jazeera mogadishu somalia. the united states is set to impose $7500000000.00 worth of tariffs on imports from the european union on october 18th the tariffs are in retaliation for subsidies given to european airplane manufacturer air bus that the world trade organization says were illegal but the e.u. could impose its own tariffs next year with ruling over unfair tax concessions to u.s. aircraft giant boeing expected in a few months. asian markets have followed wall street and falling heavily on fears of a weakening global economy the u.k. has footsie index saw its worst day since 2016 after poor u.s. jobs data coupled with weak manufacturing reports led to a sell off in equities stocks also fell across europe as the uncertain geopolitical outlook damaged investor confidence there. steel prices are soaring and bangladesh and it's mainly because of the trade war between the us and china that's having a knock on effect on the rest of the economy with house prices skyrocketing and construction taking a hit tended

somalia and rwanda were informative crises in my professional developer. in somalia, black hawk down really was the culmination of the ministration decision to try to go after the lord a deed who had killed many somalia civilians and preventing us from completing a mission of humanitarians assistance of people starving. that was the original mission that president bush got us into at the end of the ministration and president clinton carried on. after the tragic shootdown of the helicopters in the loss of the 18 servicemen including images of people may recall of being dragged through the streets. congress reacted very swiftly and put enormous pressure on the president to in the involvement in somalia. in fact prematurely before it was arguably responsible to do so. what i learned from that experience, first of all, the decision-making process at the principals committee which many years later ended up sharing needs to be more hands-on in a case where you have american service members deployed. you cannot leave that to lori level deputies or a day-to-day in

capital mogadishu conflict in somalia has dragged on for decades and. i don't see any progress our government is not protecting the people ever get the bomb explosion they are also just in somalia a chief and nothing. the tone is more positive here at the somalia partnership for him meeting with the somali government and its international partners the day before it started italian military convoy was bombed in the capital by al-shabaab a u.s. military base was also attacked none of the foreign soldiers were killed. and somalia's government and its partners say security is improving the meeting takes place inside look at using the green zone as a fortified anglaise around the city's airport the safety of the diplomats inside depends on who curity invited by african union troops mostly from uganda who are paid more and have been trained by the united states and the european union but the african union troops have started withdrawing. to you to go ahead in the next 2 years known as we've already been here for 12 years we flushed al-shabaab out of the towns

malcolm webb al-jazeera mogadishu somalia. civil servants and as what teenie have rallied in mind xeni to demand better pay and lower living costs crowds of teachers and government workers threw stones at police who are trying to disperse them using water cannons rubber bullets and tear gas the demonstration follows a series of strikes last month protesters want democratic reforms and of accusing king mswati the 3rd of squandering public money. an energy summit in athens as highlighted ongoing tensions between cyprus and turkey both countries that argued for years over the ownership of fossil fuels in the eastern mediterranean cyprus insists it will continue drilling for gas in waters where it has exclusive economic rights but turkey says some of the gas fields are there john psaropoulos has more from athens. the eastern mediterranean energy leadership summit in athens on tuesday was dominated by cyprus 2 years from now the mediterranean island is aiming to join neighbors israel and egypt in being energy independent and an exp

somalia was the case of us underestimating the complexity and the risk. for once, the actual start of the genocide in rawanda happened seven days a the last american servicemember was required by congress to leave somalia. the last thing on anybody's mind in washington or congress or on the editorial pages went the united states would send forces right back into central africa to a country that people have heard less than somalia. what i learned from rawanda which was this really horrific genocide that i some months later saw first-hand that i went to rwanda with the national security adviser tony lake and saw churchyards filled with dead bodies decomposing. was one of the most searing experiences that i've ever had but what i learned from that tragedy is what happens when you don't make timely decisions about whether or not to enter. i'm not sure a mass intervention in rwanda necessarily could have been dispositive because they were going door-to-door with machetes and we just learned in somalia is the best fighting force in the world can sometimes be ch

to diminish that to somalia is nothing more than $400.00 pieces short of becoming a reality somalia's army is meant to be taking over he special forces have been trained by american troops but the army's. mired in corruption scandals which sometimes make donor countries reluctant to fund it. but at the meeting everyone pledged to push on our efforts continue to ensure that the somali national armed forces are as capable as can be and develop not only the additional numbers needed to ensure the security in the country but the capabilities and the enabling . systems that will allow them to perform as effectively as possible elections are planned for next year the attacks keep happening almost every week civil war broke out nearly 30 years ago somalis have been waiting for peace ever since. malcolm web al jazeera mogadishu somalia with a roundup from the 6th day of action at the world athletics championships is peter stennis. here at the international stadium deena ashley smith has lived up to her reputation as the golden girl of british athletics and clinched her 1st world title she pow

somalia was the case of us underestimating the complexity and the risk of an intervention.which came the actual start of the genocide of rwanda happened seven days after the last american service members were required by congress to leave somalia. the last thing on anybody's mind in washington or in congress or on the editorial pages works with the united states forces right back into central africa to a country that people had heard even less about the time bed somalia. what i learned from rwanda which Ãbsome months later i saw firsthand and went to rwanda with the national security advisor at the time, tony lake. i saw church yards chocked with dead bodies, decomposing. one of the most serious experiences i've ever had. what i learned from that tragedy is what happens when you don't make timely decisions about whether or not to intervene. i'm not sure that american intervention and rwanda necessarily could have been dispositive because these are killings going people going door-to-door using machetes and we just learned somalia that the best fighting force in the world ca

somalia and rwanda were particularly at a crisis in my professional development and in somalia black hawk down was the culmination of the administration's decision to go after those that were killing somali civilians and we cannot provide humanitarian assistance that was the urgent mission that president bush got us into and putin carried on. after shooting down the helicopters and the loss of those 18 servicemen and they were dragged through the streets of mogadishu and congress acted swiftly to put enormous pressure on the president in fact prematurely before it was smart to do so but what i learned from that experience is first of all the decision-making process needs to be more hands-on and you cannot leave that to lower-level deputies or the interagency process. and that was a challenge. 's with that humanitarian intervention bush made a decision to go into somalia for all the right reasons to be very mindful going into a complex society where you are not welcome, political dynamics we may not fully understand with a purely humanitarian mission with that nation building challeng

airstrike run by africa in somalia targeted and killed 3 al shabaab terrorists while they were riding in the toyota surface suvi in somalia's lower shabelle region evil terrorist warded good guys when truck blown up and the story well. that's so much it appears that amnesty international felt there was more to this story than what africa was letting on so they'd been a little digging and discovered that all evidence appears to reveal that the 3 men were nothing more than civilian farmers not terrorists. but the story didn't end there at the time of the airstrike afrikan issued a press release stating we are aware of reports alleging civilian casualties were resulting from this airstrike as with any allegation of civilian casualties we received u.s. africa command a command will review any information it has about the incident including any relevant information provided by 3rd parties. however good friends of amnesty international disagree with this statement observing that in may a journalist writing for foreign policy provided africa with evidence that uber how mohammad heerey one of

in somalia u.s.military base has been attacked by the local islamic extremist group al-shabaab claims loyalty to al qaida that is listed as a terror group in the u.s. and the u.k. and european military convoy has also been attacked so far no one's claimed responsibility somalia has been plagued by civil war for decades now with 2 significant parts of the country complaining self autonomy the u.s. armed forces have been fighting us about since 2007. lafe recall meanwhile says it killed 10 al shabaab militants following the recent attack on the american base however a journalist and african affairs specialist johnson believes their strikes will only worsen the crisis one thing is clear is that. it's clearly not a force that's going away they are local jihadists they belong to somalia itself it shows that we would have to start looking beyond bombs beyond guns beyond bullets and something and how if at all there's an opportunity for negotiating with this group because we've shown over time that the mili

this time it's 2 young men from somalia. maria has prepared paster with chicken she hosts refugees in her apartment every day. so when i see refugees i offer them something to eat i have always done this. to refugees on some most call her mama maria. the pensioner not only offers them a warm meal but also canned food and clothing. the moviemaking for. the. alleged problem here for girls is very big and sometimes fighting you cannot sometimes you cannot go forward put something 3 years ago maria and her husband many colleagues were honored for their willingness to help back then they owned a tavern at the beach where refugees could get a free meal it was a place where people from all over the world who had lost their homes could feel welcomed. but then maria's lease was terminated a shock that caused her to have 2 strokes. all of them and only then to get put away back then all i did was think of the refugees after getting up i would start cooking. today the sentiment has changed and is directed against the refugees locals do

that our ship bob is clearly not a force that's going away they are local jihadists they belong to somalia itself it shows that we would have to start looking beyond bombs beyond guns beyond bullets and something and how if at all there's an opportunity for negotiating with this group because out we've shown over time that the military capabilities that they have the ability to go on the ground. it's going to continue and the and the united states and the african union on likely to be to dislodge him in the short to medium term. as always do share your thoughts on all of our stories by following us on social media and join us again at the top of the out the latest. the be. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to write the book for us to supply them before 3 of them or 10 people that i'm interested in always in the waters of our. first city. with gold make goods manufactured them sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling closest to protect themselves. from the crime and merry go

operation is broken and turkey had some military operations elsewhere as well turkey has been in somalia jointly un forces in afghanistan and did operations in cyprus a decades ago and what they tell me is that for many tarion safety is the most important thing for the turkish military but of course the field the battle ground is different everything can change and there are some individual incidents that you can point to and for instance the y.p. g.n.d. a.s.d.f. was reported by the international rights groups as violating the civilian rights injustice behaviors in the areas they are taking they have taken under control and they were those entire international institutions have accused them for forcing people displacing people after they took control of the local administrations however on the other side there was a report. again by an international institute that doing this often operation operation all of branch they and the factions which joined the turkish military and did some violations as well enough and so this has this is a concern for both sides so hill and. less the operation

in somalia's lower shabelle region evil terrorists warded good guys win truck blown up. and the story well. not so much it appears that amnesty international felt there was more to this story than what africa was letting us lead bit a little digging and discovered that all evidence appears to reveal that the 3 men were nothing more than civilian farmers not terrorists but the story didn't end there at the time of the airstrike afrikan issued a press release stating we are aware of reports alleging civilian casualties were resulting from this airstrike as with any allegation of civilian casualties we received u.s. africa command a command will review any information it has about the incident including any relevant information provided by 3rd parties. however good friends of amnesty international disagree with this statement observing that in may a journalist writing for foreign policy provided africa with evidence that abraham mohammad heerey one of the men in the car was a civilian and passed on contact information for his relatives but to date africa has not reached out

merde has sought to mediate between kenya and somalia in their protracted conflict over by its disputed marine air. this there is now for every solution to this conflict and instead don the military regime and the opposition have returned to the negotiating table and on 17th of august they've released a joint draft of a new constitution intended to secure a peaceful transition to civil in the country. prime minister abi played a key role in the process that led to the agreement. as he opiah is a country of many different languages and peoples lately old ethnic rivalries have fled dark according to international observers up to 3000000 ethiopians made be internally displaced this is in addition to the 1000000 or so refugees and asylum seekers from neighboring countries. as prime minister mentioned thought to promote reconciliation solidarity and social justice. however may challenges remain resolved ethnic strife continues to escalate and we have seen troubling examples of this in recent weeks and months. no doubt some people would think this year's prize is being awarded too early. in t

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somalia's security development a nightmare logistics required to hold an election in one of the most dangerous countries on plus. i'm a plug on board the greenpeace campaign ship as brands are reporting on a unique scientific expedition off the coast of south america. however i thought we'd just start with a check on the weather across south korea where of course we have got what remains of what is now tropical storm attack moving away from the korean peninsula has left a lot of flooding a few more showers to come as we go on through the next 24 hours or so but you can see it has caused fair degree of chaos into parts of south korea it's making its way into the sea of japan it's pushing ever towards hunnish as we go on through the next 24 hours or so it will swiftly move further it's moving at quite a lift but the winds on the process of dropping away we do still have showers longer spouse affright this is its path as we go on through the next 24 hours and come the end of friday it should be out into the open waters of the northwest pacific so a lot of wet weather now pulling away fr

shark family from somalia live around the world to them one of them needed urgent assistance to . the family starts october any on d w. fridges that know it was at the door talking losses and robust that mow the lawn on their own smart devices are meant to make our lives easier but they also gathering all private data the internet of things the smart but how secure is it i want topics today on shift. i old see all the internet all things is a network of devices that can communicate by a built in mini computer smart heat of for example has integrated senses that monitor and regulate room temperature that can safe heating costs of vacuum cleaners that operate independently can save us time by as a systems always have an open ear for us and can even tell devices what we want by the way what do you think alexa is used most for they've limp head of amazon hardware has some interesting news customers ask echo over a 1000000000 times a year. this alexa what time is. the talking clock. the internet of things has a lot more to offer from time sensors that measure air quality to bring netwo

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many others die on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure that parents were forced to listen to it on the phone. the hole with which. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women and with shocks to their pressed until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand she was apostle floor. with the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp salt of the sahara they were all rescued from libya. we managed to meet someone who profits from the refugees suffering he calls himself of the occupation migrants model for $500.00 he brings migrants across the sahara to libya but if they can't pay the driver sell them to torture chambers adela's use understands why they do

the shah's family from somalia live around the world. needed urgent assistance and.the family starts october any. this is t w news coming to you live from berlin environmental activists staged drastic actions to draw attention to the calls of climate change in cities around the world members of the group extinction rebellion are aiming to paralyze traffic and occupy buildings to get their message across also coming up protestors in hong kong braved rubber bullets and clouds of tear gas to define a battle on facebook as tens of thousands of demonstrators take to the streets once more police begin arresting those who buy a life the bat.

my favorites in the buck has risked life arm and lynn for tens of thousands of displaced people in somalia and the list goes on. what is the common denominator of a gutsiness? it also had to be a visible reaction when we thought about not including you. it is so evident in all of these women's lives because they were not only sort of driven to their own purpose and sometimes it was defined as their families and other school were sometimes a global community and so all of the characteristics you mentioned particularly persistence which i feel is one of the core competencies for any life well lived are just kind of embedded and embedded in the gut these women demonstrated and continue to demonstrate because changing the status quo wasn't just for themselves. it was for everyone. >> that is the key factor because there are so many women that we admire but as we were narrowing the list down, we were looking for what it was about that woman's life, her work, her advocacy, her mission that affected others and it became once we started talking about it a key ingredient in by someone that has been

at night in a stalking somalia patrolled street police. freemium . gang violence the youth a maternal approach to prevent crime. but . the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there mothers of rincon this is europe on al-jazeera. is different from other travels because we're not just there when something happens we are there before. copland's were there while it happens and we say we do have a permit so this and a lot of places us know much. about being in lebanon is very important it's about syria it's about lebanon it's about the power struggle between iran and saudi arabia it's all there and that's the challenge. among the top stories here al-jazeera a curfew is taking effect in ecuador's capital quito and the president has put the city under a minute tree down thousands of people have been demonstrating in the city for days angry measures that have led to higher fuel prices. at least 3 people are being killed and 9 more are missing as typhoon haiyan base passes over japan's may not and. namibia's rugby world cup match against c

the shah's family from somalia live around the world to the needed urgent assistance mission. family starts october on d w. this is day to reduce life from her lead a high level visit from germany to greece and turkey as the e.u. steps up its efforts to deal with the deepening migration crisis we report from inside europe's biggest refugee camp where children are growing up in tents and shipping containers doctors warned that the chirruping conditions are affecting the youngest 1st also coming.

anthem and the 3 central values that form the foundation of this country and that's the baseball somalia one always has to fight for justice will ensue never give in and secure for all time to shut up is this. hour in germany khartoum justice in 45 minutes on d w. birth home to millions of species a home worth saving. on those are big changes and must start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and we're determined to build something here for the next generation global ideas the multimedia environment series on d.w. . com. welcome to global 3000. today we head to the peruvian andes to meet a few trailblazing women who are willing to bear a heavy burden to make gains in gender equality. in rwanda heavier.

the pastoralist communities in ethiopia somalia region are dependent on their livestock for their food and income with few alternatives it's vital to save their animals says. rebuilding does not leave you with little only will be very enormous and have passed so it is their economy clearly no less expensive and more efficient to to to then the protect and serve neighborhoods and before you know their last one talking with us 190000 animalistic will be treated during the super rich or. thanks to the newly distributed feed families say their animals are looking stronger. i was one of the lucky ones to benefit from the program for cows or even producing milk again . our cows milk had dried up but now we're able to get milk college children and the cattle are much healthier. than the man in the. but drinking water for people in the village is still stress and most quality. sorry for 10 children 3 times a day she would normally need 20 jerrycans a day for the family. herself to just. a lot of this year we had less than 5 days of rain and there were only small showers so the grass to grow pr

shah's family from somalia live around the. needed urgent assistance. starts october on. this is g.w. news why but from berlin tonight night falls across iraq after another day of violence and death. at least 10 people were killed as security forces opened fire on crowds protesting corruption and on employment does maternal death after 4 days of unrest iraq's leading shiite cleric says a nothing is enough also coming up. fresh classes erupt across hong kong as pro-democracy demonstrators defined government now for.

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charge family from somalia live around the world to someone something needed urgent assistance a. family starts october any on t w. sébastien kenya is one of germany's top triathletes and trying very hard and competes against the world's best athletes in the i mean you need to work hard every day so you have even a vague chance of making it to the finish line hoping for the off. to mass town as an italian alps now that we know training for the upcoming triathlons the season in mid october he'll compete in the y. and that will swim for kilometers cycle $100.00 an easy kilometers and then run a full marathon. sebastian is talking with his wife costner training phonied some iron man in 10 days time but not everything is going to plan. ahead in order for the other day i was on the cycle track which was really busy someone was coming towards me and i stepped out of the way if you want to this curb with my right foot. i twisted my ankle really badly and then i thought ok that's it i won't be doing any sport for at least a year in this. fortunately he only strained a leg amount. to one o

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flying to multiple east african distance nations this state funded uganda reports that the mogadishu somalia route is so far the busiest. wants to expand its fleet size to 6 planes including larger airbus a $330.00 aircraft and launch international flights by 2022. it's a demand driven plan so we're not bringing in these this speculating whether the market or not the market is already there yes and so when you have those ingredients then the chances of success yet the airline is relaunching at a time when competitors in the region are struggling to be profitable critics no question the national careers fitness for the market especially considering it's not in charge of ground handling services hub uganda's interior international airport that they must fight tooth and nail to get back. cargo handling back to shuttle without not be able to monitor because it is a couple 100 in trouble management on the ground handling that. up look that's where the money is what the public is just little money. heavy date and reported mismanagement behind uganda elayne's demise in 2001 the government says it h

the charge family from somalia live around the world. one of them needed urgent assistance and. the family starts october on d w. this is the news africa coming up in the program peace or no peeps that is the question on many lives up to a national dialogue to end the separate this crisis included encounters all sides on the same page also coming up. when recycling becomes a health hazard why reusing plastic containers is not always a good idea. and punishing for the love of the sport will find out how the traditional combines for the nigeria is attracting international higher ups. i am the eddie michael jr you're welcome to the program what will the just and the peace talks in cameroon result in independence for the on the phone regions which will end the fighting between separatists on the military all more blot said and more people being displaced in 5 day national dialogue called for by the president and that with. announcing the release of more than 300 separatists well here in a moment from our reporter you know one day on how the hospital received but fast this report. th

shark family from somalia live around the world. needed urgent assistance a. family starts october any on t.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin a massive show of no terry might in beijing as china marks 70 years of communist rule president xi jinping says no power on earth can halt the rise of the chinese nation. but will china's big day be overshadowed by the ongoing protests in hong kong and what are beijing's plans for home front also coming up. the pressure mounts on u.s. president donald trump house democrats.

somalia feel they don't think they might make it over to the subway was burned because well that everything has to be burned everything has to be burned. indeed many may not agree with the way we're doing this but we've been marching for years and all the regions throughout chile and nobody listened to us no no no no no i thought she did a nano 2nd i. state workers have started a 2 day general strike from wednesday as further protests continue to rocks a bus 10 pm yet us government his response doesn't seem to be anywhere near bringing the country's street back to calm. and of course we'll be following the list of elements very closely right here to south africa now where parliament has approved a 4000000000 dollar bailout for a bad old power company eskom the measure comes just a week after the country was hit by another set of blackouts eskom is one of the biggest energy companies in the world but in recent times it's been crippled by a massive debt burden and outdated infrastructure the government says the latest funds must be used to pay off debt and not to finance operations. and befor

shots finally from somalia live around the world. one of them needed urgent assistance and. the family starts october on d. w. . this is the w. news africa coming up in the program. or know peeps that is the question on many lips are talking a national dialogue to end the before and separate this crisis include it in comfort but how all sides on the same page also coming up. when recycling becomes a health hazard why reusing plastic containers is not always a good idea.