canal with 0 return the fact that the expansion of the suez canal happened . asked for the average egyptian 2 don't meet into an open bank account so people were paying with their own money into this account with the promise that they would get returns but 0 has been given back the fact that poverty is at its worst there has been in modern egyptian history that the option currency is that the lowest it's ever been all of those facts are loud enough to make us understand that that this contentment felt amongst a cross-section of egyptian society is coming to the forefront where there will be able to carry through to form into a movement for change obviously that requires sustainability momentum and stamina and will be wanted to ring as it develops hour by hour and day by day right now thanks very much to share. all of that and more scenes of violence in hong kong weapon leeson protest as a clash during the latest anti-government rallies riot police $510.00 gas the crowds gathered on the streets and inside a mall and metro station have also been reports of demon

or a place where there's a lot of attention on our unrest can can you explain the significance of suez so there is a specific significance to sure as a city and there is maybe an understanding that needs to be broken down with regards to how these popular movements in the arab world but specifically in egypt are able to gain traction if we speak about sewers 1st if you are talking about the city that is very industrial there is a lot of fracture workers as well as working class people there it is this city obviously which is most depends its local economy on the suez canal which is always been one of the main lifelines of the egyptian economy because it's been a source for foreign currency with taxes being imposed on maritime traffic going through it now why is it even more significant now aside from the fact that it's had a history of mobilization resistance even during the wars that egypt for through its most significant because of fatah has sisi spent millions of dollars and this is something exposed by him from a valley in his videos on the expansion of the suez canal and he spent

a row of significant protests across several cities obviously the major ones cairo and alexandria suezbut also monsoor. and other provinces as well neighboring areas to cairo like gears and so forth i'm just looking at one video now coming in of. the armored personnel carrier of the police going through and people throwing glass bottles from their balconies at it so even those who haven't taken to the streets are expressing their anger from their homes and that's probably because it is still very much dangerous for people to protest i mean and this is one of the things we were speaking about corruption we're talking about muhammad ali and the videos that have come out and so forth but that's only one elements that has led to such widespread discontent amongst a large section of the society there is poverty there's oppression there's crackdowns of press freedom lack of space or paternity for what is a sizeable youthful population in egypt and all of these are manifesting themselves now in this organic demonstration of anger and rejection to a president who aside from the arguments where

with obviously their words of the suez canal and. the demographics of people there that in itself shows that these are working class people young people essentially the main backbone of egyptian society which has come out very clearly saying that they do not want to but for prophecy see anymore so that looking at protests nationwide multiple locations what do you make of the timing what you make of the coordination of all of this obviously al-jazeera is banned from reporting itself in the country but many of the faces we're seeing of the images coming out of egypt are very young as well of course so in terms of the coordination what's significant compared 220112000 level there was a big. up to the journey 25th. uprising 25th was the police day celebration so there was calls for people to come out against police brutality there was it was preceded by they process the return of mohammed but other and so forth with september 20th 2019 there was no specific buildup there was no political organization in fact because i got rid of all the

but he's now in a situation that reminds me of churchill saying, of suez, when he was asked about eden'sthat he would have personally never have started the operation but once he had begun it he would have never dared stop. so he's chosen his course of action. he has to dig in, try and fight back and appeal over the heads of parliament to pro—brexit voters, of which there are still many. we'll come back to that in a moment. you made a distinction between parliament and the country there. do you think this is a storm in a parliamentary tea cup for borisjohnson or is this a cattle stampede in which he will be badly trampled ? i thought his worst moments where two others. as universities minister and announcing his resignation as an mp. i think the country as a whole had lost the plot with all these parliamentary intrigues. it is very hard for most people to follow. it is hard for me to follow and i follow the stuff. i think that story, your own brother deciding he cannot work with you, that is a story that everyone can fully understand. it's simple, it's straightforward. i think the second

security forces fired tear gas at protesters in the streets of suez rallies were also held in gives a near cairo thousands of people were arrested in friday's rallies which saw thousands take to the streets. saudi arabia says it will wait until it finishes investigating last week's drone strikes on 2 of its oil facilities before it takes action the u.n. is investigating and the kingdom says it believes it will confirm iran was behind the strikes on our aamco. one day after leading the biggest climate protest in history young activists have taken over calls for action to the united nations the climate summit was opened by the teenage campaigner gretta who inspired friday's demonstrations our diplomatic editor james space reports from the u.n. headquarters. the day after people around the world led by the youth took to the streets here young people taking over one of the global holes of power this is the u.n. youth summit but the most powerful person was not here to speak un secretary general antonio good terrorist who's billed as the keynote this now and these are among the speeches he

security forces fired tear gas at protesters in the streets of suez n.d.s. dozens of people were arrested after much larger rallies on friday. now the world health organization has taken the unusual step of complaining to tanzania about the failure to share information on the ball a virus that tanzania government denies ebola has confirmed in 2 patients who suffered from an unknown illness recently that says tanzania hasn't shared any clinical data up to now tanzania shares a border with the democratic republic of congo where more than 2000 people have died of ebola in the past year. land mines are a constant threat in asia so are attacks by isaw and other armed groups battling government forces for control of the remote desert area attacks are forced tens of thousands to flee towns and villages including in need to reach and a warning that the images in our birdman report are disturbing. to the i used to dream of finishing school now she just wants to walk again she lost the use of her legs after she stepped on a mine planted by isis fighters she can't leav

security forces fired tear gas of protesters in the streets of suez rallies were also held in giza the a colorado dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies which saw thousands take to the streets. saudi arabia says it will wait until it finishes investigating last week's drone strikes on 2 of its all facilities before it takes action the u.n. is investigating and the kingdom says it believes it will confirm iran was behind the strikes on the ram. and teenage campaign because open the youth climate summit at the u.n. is just a day off to millions around the world took part in protests calling for more action on climate change. ukraine is denying reports president followed him as a lansky was pressured by the u.s. president this year to investigate democratic presidential hopeful joe biden and his son ukraine's foreign minister says a phone call in july between donald trump and lensky was long and friendly but there was no pressure from the u.s. . president u.s. media was supporting that during the cold repeatedly asked his ukrainian counterpart to investigate the business deali

. —— suez. servers. completely defined by it. -- suez.ove and boris johnson, telegraph have that in a bit more detail, don't they? 0n the leaders, they behaved appallingly. 0n the prime minister, he has used sharp practices, but is bringing it up sharp practices, but is bringing it up to date, calling —— referring to the proroguement of parliament and sticking out of the 21 rebel tories. and that alone, he is not ruling out the second referendum ? and that alone, he is not ruling out the second referendum? absolutely. going with the headline but he wants a second referendum, that is misleading. he is not keen on it, he is not pushing for it. but he wouldn't rule it out. in his view there might be no other option. exactly. what is crucial is that he has repeatedly asked whether or not he trusts borisjohnson, and he will not answer. he lashes out heavily at michael gove. he says that boris johnson didn't really care very much about leave remain, and didn't really think too deeply about it. the fact he doesn't trust the current prime ministe

downtown cairo in cairo is to hurry a square that you mentioned in the port cities of alexandria and suez and also rural areas like i'm yet to come on for hala that these protests took the form of small groups of people chanting for the fall of the regime and against president i've been fucked and sisi as well as in some cases paring down pictures or posters assisi. and these were pretty small but quite significant protests given that demonstrations are essentially illegal in egypt and so those people that turned out onto the street risked a lot. to be clear again what specifically with a protest. well we had chance against c.c. personally demanding that he leave office as well as chance against his military led government now what these protests are the allegations of corruption that you mentioned these came from a former military contractor called mohammad ali who is an exile in spain who incited people to protest to voice their feelings of frustration. you mention the fact that it's risky for these protesters so 2 part question here just how risky is aid and how did organizers get peop

in the cities of alexandria and suez and also rural areas like down yet that someone want to know how were these protests took the fall all the small groups of people can be chanting to fall of the regime against present. even as you mentioned it's extremely rare and in some cases even tearing down for instance of sisi and defacing them and what are they angry about specifically. well these chants were against sisi personally they were demanding that. they will send chanting against his military government but insure these protests against allegations of corruption that come from an exiled military contractor. based in spain so there's a thread running through these protests earth's average egyptian saying that they are poorer than they were several years ago but they see that the government is getting richer feeling that institute. of corruption can you tell us a little more about mohammed ali who he is what he's been doing to give us his message or his version of events out. so how many is a former military contractor and wilson egyptian based in spain he's been releasing daily for

evidence of protests in downtown cairo in tahrir square particularly in the cities of alexandria and suez and also rural areas like that and yet there are some more and more how were these protests took the form of a small groups of people. chanting to the fall of the regime against president afterthought to l.t.e. which as you mentioned is extremely rare and in some cases even tearing down posters of sisi and defacing them and what are they angry about specifically. well these chants were against sisi personally they were demanding that he leave they will also chanting against his military led government but ensure these protests allegations of corruption that come from an exiled military contractor. based in spain so there's a thread running through these protests of average egyptian saying that they are poorer than they were several years ago but they see that the government is getting richer and feeling that it's to do with these allegations of corruption can you tell us a little more about mohammed ali who he is what he's been doing to give us his message or his version of events out

you don't remember suez, do you? i was too young. my young. my parents were barely born.g of the 21 tory rebels. going back to last tuesday which actually, was only a few days ago but it seems like 300 years ago and this is when the 21 tory rebels including ken clarke decided that they would side with the opposition to seize control of the business of the house of commons from the government. well, thatis commons from the government. well, that is a pretty astonishing thing for any conservative mps to do and of course they had the whip withdrawn. i thought that was a reasonably justifiable move by numberten but the reasonably justifiable move by number ten but the truth is that it has turned out to be horrendously politically divisive. and it is not just provide, of course, who has resigned and gone butjoe johnson has gone as well and you begin to speculate if there are to be any more. so that's a big problem. secondly, the consequence of all this, of course borisjohnson is absolutely... he has got a negative majority. philip lee, i think, crossed the house. he was the on

it's exactly the same as tony blair and iraq and eden and suez.ves around him who world remain voters drastically underestimated what nonvoters would do. the reason the referendum moved to leave is a lot of people who did not normally vote voted. he says 2013, he decided to have the referendum, and he thought very deeply about that but he denies it was pure politicking. he would say that, wouldn't he? some people would say! the other interesting thing about the book and the interview is, the daily mail is calling cameron's revenge but really, having a right go at doris johnson and his former friend, michael gove. —— borisjohnson. johnson and his former friend, michael gove. -- boris johnson. they behaved appalling, they trash the party, and he's clearly... michael gove, he was clearly close with michael gove. he feels let down by michael gove. he feels let down by michael gove. he feels let down by michael gove. michael gove, during that campaign, along with boris johnson, along with priti patel, left the truth at home. a reference a macro a refer

protests in egypt calling for president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign a counter-rally has been held in suez these are pictures of demonstrations in the coastal city on sunday nights where sisi supporters gathered waving the egyptian flag. those are the headlines are does their world is next. over the decades millions from the arab world have emigrated some escaped conflict or persecution others moved for economic or family reasons they settled in europe australia the americas and africa but what happened to them afterwards. while born and raised in italy to me ya bill carr there is a jordanian palestinian origin she's also milan's 1st muslim female council member . but 1st meet dr now. a pharmacist and businesswoman originally from iraq. she arrived in the netherlands over 2 decades ago. only what what the hell is knowing that i. thought you hated yemen or that he thought just been a horrible minute iraq. kind of that. she had that her. that if i with her show that akio has with our. iran that happy assad look and i think that that come with a hut. there must be a lot of what about called n

there's a lot to be said for united states having head of the line privileges at the suez canal. that's the result of a long-term relationship with egypt. and maintaining that relationship. so these things are really, really important. that's how i think about t this. big ideas and ultimately investments and economic aspects but also maintaining the competitive advantage. i think there are some things that need b to be focused on. first and foremost, we need to strive to understand well i would just say this. i think the most important requirement will be preventing strategic surprise. i think in materials of preventing strategic surprise, we have to think b about understanding the intent of our adversaries out u tlchlt other great power competitors. we have to understand what they're doing with their advanced technologies and where they are with the document of this. we have to understand how they are changing traditional relationships that we have relied on in the past. and thousand those can impact us in the future. we're seeing with turkey for example an interesting developme

during the war israel brought -- and many were killed in the army by crossing the suez canal a bold move in which she was pushing to from the beginning of the war he managed to change the course of the war he managed to change into a great victor. before the first while he was minister of defense they suffered from heavy shelling rockets and material and they use lebanon as a shelter. after a week from when the war was open the threat was removed. after 11 weeks 15000 terrorists in syrian soldiers -- when my father was elected as prime minister palestinian was going and it looks different. every day a bus would explode, it's not just if you're going but you did not want to stand by a bus as the prime minister he did not help the advantage that he gave the government years before. he had to push the armies used to doing nothing and rely on the palestinian forces which were committing most of the terror attacks. but when he left the operation he managed to change completely the situation. he brought israel to normal life. his victories were clear,. >> my father had been a farmer, his first

antigovernment protests in egypt calling for president sisi to resign a counter-rally has been held in suez these are the latest pictures of demonstrations in the coastal city on sunday for sisi supporters gathered waving legion flag that people have been taking part in where protests across the country since friday 365 people have reportedly been arrested. he has warned journalists it's monitoring coverage of the protests to ensure they abide by professional codes or desire is banned from reporting inside egypt. trading on egypt stock exchange was suspect is suspended for 30 minutes on sunday after it fell 5 percent analysts say the fall is linked to the protests. an egyptian lawyer says prosecutors have ordered the brother of a u.s. based egyptian activist remain in custody for another 15 days in cairo on him was arrested on thursday and detained on allegations that he joined an illegal group and spread false news his brother while ghonim a facebook page that helped ignite the 2011 uprising he says his brother's arrest was retaliation for his recent criticism of president sisi and some ot

influence, partnerships, there's a lot to be said for the united states having had privileges at the su su suez canal. these things are really, really important. that's kind of how i think about this big competition for influence and big ideas. but also, maintaining the competitive advantage. with respect to this community, the intelligence community, i think there are some things that need to be focused on. first and foremost, i think we need to strive to understand -- i would just say this, i think the most important requirement will be preventing strategic surprise here. and i think in terms of preventing strategic surprise, we have to think about understanding the intent of our adversaries out there. our other great power competitors. we have to understand what they're doing with their advanced technologies and where they are with the development of this. we have to understand how they are changing traditional relationships that we have relied on in the past and how those can impact us in the future. i think we're seeing with turkey, for example, an interesting development here in terms of

in suez and government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appear to be unarmed demonstrators egyptians 1st took to the streets on friday evening demanding that former army general term president of the fatah has sisi resigns in cairo was the numbers weren't huge their voices were loud and clear i was in alexandria egypt 2nd city people angered by corruption poverty and oppression called for the same the people demand the fall of the regime in months in iraq and mahalla as well as several other cities what appears to be a nationwide movement has begun to form these protests come off the back of revelations by a former military contractor named mohammed ali who exposed millions of dollars worth of embezzlement and theft of state funds by c.c. and his family at a time when the egyptian president has introduced sweeping austerity measures claiming the government was no longer able to subsidize living costs on such a day i'll be released another video giving c c a

to resign a counter-rally has been held in suez sisi supporters gathered on the streets of the corso city on sunday rival protests have been held across the country since friday $365.00 people including journalists and human rights lawyer have reportedly been arrested egypt's media with already the state information service has warned journalists it's monitoring coverage of the protests or ensure there by by what it cost professional cold's al jazeera is banned from reporting from inside egypt and trading on egypt stock exchange was suspended for 30 minutes on sunday after it fell 5 percent analysts say the plunge was to the protests. now the united nations is warning world leaders attending its climate change summit in new york that the effects of global warming speeding up the world meteorological organization says the average global temperature for 2015 to 29000 is on track to be the hottest of any 5 year period on record that's because carbon emissions have hit new highs the amount of greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere in that time increased by 20 percent compared to the

cannot have freedom of navigation in the strait a would move and not freedom of navigation in the suez canal or the strait of gibraltar all of this are together and the danger with us why the asians the international law is that it's destroying international law in general. all the countries that have so far subscribed to this initiative are close u.s. allies there are some reports that israel and potentially even saudi arabia have interest in this proposition do you think the united states can go beyond insuring just the freedom of navigation and use this initiative as a and forcing mechanism for the american sanctions do you have any concerns about being locked physically locked within the sea of a man no we won't be physically blocked because if it comes to that we have the greatest power in the region we are the coastal states no no amount of foreign firepower that comes through this region will be able to change that change only at insecurity but there's usually the passage is a very narrow can they block you know they can be not engaged in a threat to block them the issue is free

across several places same aggies and so forth within cairo and alexandria egypt 2nd largest city suez. the miata. which was the birthplace of the 6 movements which gave birth to. some dates or one. the pentagon plans to send hundreds of extra troops to shaadi arabia and the u.a.e. in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran for last week's attacks although yemen's who the rebels said they were behind it. who the rebels in yemen have offered to stop targeting saudi arabia territory so long as the kingdom also holds its fire but they warn that we are they will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war these are fighting the saudi amorality backed forces in yemen. millions across the globe have taken part in the biggest climate change protest on record young people have taken the lead they want governments to do more to curb emissions before damage to the planet is irreversible. and thousands of people have protested again in haiti's capital they're demanding the resignation of their president riot police fired tear gas at the demonstrato

resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi security forces fired tear gas of protesters in the streets of suez rallies were also held in colorado dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies president sisi is in new york ahead of the u.n. general assembly he's also expected to meet the u.s. president mike hanna has more president trump invited to. to the white house shortly after he was made president he's met with him now on a fairly regular occasion he describes him as a strong leader who's done a fantastic job in egypt is what president trump says he also a strangely enough at a meeting of the g. 7 last month said at one stage where is my favorite dictator. so the arabia says it will wait until it finishes investigating last week's drone strikes on 2 of its oil facilities before it takes action the un is investigating and the kingdom says it believes it will confirm iran was behind the strikes on iran co meanwhile iran's president has denounced un sanctions on tehran saying washington is engaging in psychological warfare that fish are all your. body at me so i was. the ultimate goal i

resignation of president of the sisi security forces fired tear gas at the protesters in the streets of suez rallies were also held and which is near cairo and dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies presidency is a new york ahead of the u.n. general assembly is also expected to meet the u.s. president mike hanna has more details. president trump invited to receive to the white house shortly after he was made president he's met with him now on a fairly regular occasion he describes him as a strong leader who's done a fantastic job in egypt is what president trump says he also strangely enough at a meeting of the g 7 last month said at one stage where is my favorite dictate to saudi arabia says it will wait until it finishes investigating last week's drone strikes on 2 if it's all societies before taking action studies minister of state for foreign affairs baer believes un investigators will confirm iran was behind the strikes on iran co ria has rejected a claim by yemen's who you rebels that they carried out the strikes teenage campaign against its own very has been the youth's cl

were reported in cairo, alexandria and several other cities on friday night, and in the port city of suezay evening. authorities have not released an official number of arrests. the supreme court in london will rule on tuesday morning on the legality of prime minister borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. ministers say the five—week suspension, or prorogation, is not a matter for the courts. mrjohnson‘s opponents argue he went for a longer suspension to limit scrutiny of his brexit policy. families of the 346 passengers who died in two separate crashes of boeing 737 max aircraft are being offered almost $150,000 each. the aircraft maker says families can claim the compensation without waiving their right to sue. boeing's entire fleet of around 500 737 max planes have been grounded since march following crashes in ethiophia and indonesia. thousands of stranded thomas cook passengers will be repatriated on tuesday as the rescue operation continues into its second day. holidaymakers were being brought home amid questions over the multimillion—pound sums received by the bosses of the

protests in egypt calling for president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign a counter-rally has been held in suez these are the latest pictures of demonstrations in the coastal city on sunday where sisi supporters gathered waving the egyptian flag separately thousands of people have been taking part in rare anti-government protests across the country since friday $360.00 people have reportedly been arrested egypt's media authority has warned journalists is monitoring coverage of the protests to ensure they abide by professional codes banned from reporting inside egypt. in the mountainous region of myanmar's most northern catchin state 8 years of displacement and conflict has left many civilians distressed and poverty stricken a fragile ceasefire underlies the ongoing instability there stress and depression has led some to turn to drugs or burden monthly reports along with china tens of thousands of people live in displacement camps. distressed and poverty stricken many find solace in the cheapest and most readily available drug heroin. know no one. has been on and off the drug for years. when con

you cannot have freedom of navigation in the strait a world most are not free the navigation in the suez canal or the strait of gibraltar all of this together and the danger with us wide asians of international law is that it's destroying international law in general. all the countries that have so far subscribed to this initiative are close u.s. allies there are some reports that israel and potentially even saudi arabia have interest in this proposition do you think the united states can go beyond insuring just the freedom of navigation and use this initiative as a and forcing mechanism for the american sanctions do you have any concerns about being locked physically locked within the sea of a man no we won't be physically locked because if it comes to that we have the greatest power in the region we are the coastal states no no amount of foreign firepower that comes through this region will be able to change that change only at insecurity but there's usually a passage is a very narrow can they block you know they can be not engaged in a threat to block them the issue is freedom freedom

he wants to avoid at all costs a 3rd election dozens of people have rallied in the egyptian city of suez calling for president abdul fattah el-sisi to resign let's show you the latest pictures of demonstrations in the coastal city on sunday some parts of the country have seen protests against government corruption over the last 2 nights activists say 365 people were arrested during the demonstrations egypt's media of thora he has warned journalists it's monitoring coverage of the protests to ensure they abide by quote professional codes. well meanwhile an egyptian rights lawyer says prosecutors have ordered the brother of a u.s. based egyptian activist to remain in custody for 15 days in cairo hasn't gone him was arrested on thursday and detained on allegations that he joined in outlawed group and spread false news his brother while going to lead a facebook page that helped ignite the 2011 uprising he says his brother's arrest was retaliation for his recent criticisms of president 60. tens of thousands of indian americans have packed into a texas stadium for an unusual joint rally by ind

its woodstock years where the fact that these cities that have more of a working class population so suez with its factories and on sort of these are areas that are very much the industrial centers of egypt so their population coming out that is very similar in fact in 2000 live in the 1st 2 people who were killed in the protests in the most violent protests in the 1st true 24 hours were in sewers as well so i think that's that's what's reminisce but what's what's maybe different this time is there are reports that there is a. sense a dissatisfaction amongst senior members of the military without the manifested in the fact that for example simon and who was one of the top generals when he announced that he wanted to contest the presidency was put under arrest the former prime minister under hosni mubarak who was in the u.a.e. for a long time the moment he arrived in cairo was also put under arrest so there is this may be. vide within the security establishment which could very well play into the hands of those calling for the downfall of a tough season we saw some videos in the me up to w

were reported in cairo, alexandria and several other cities on friday night, and in the port city of suez. the authorities have not yet released an official number of arrests. a ruling on the legality of british prime minister boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament will be announced by the supreme court on tuesday morning. ministers say the five—week suspension, called a prorogation, is not a court matter. but critics argue mrjohnson wants to limit scrutiny of his brexit policy. parliament is currently due to return on the 14th of october, with the uk scheduled to leave the eu on the 31st of october. families of the 346 passengers who died in two separate crashes of boeing 737 max aircraft, are being offered almost a $150,000 each. the aircraft maker says families can claim the compensation without waiving their right to sue. boeing's entire fleet of around five hundred 737 max planes have been grounded since march following crashes in ethiophia and indonesia. the family of a woman who died in the leicester city helicopter crash has sued the estate of the club's billionaire owner

were reported in cairo, alexandria and several other cities on friday night, and in the port city of suezthe authorities have not yet released an official number of arrests. president trump has shrugged off calls for impeachment proceedings as "just a democrat witchhunt". senior democrats have been keeping up the pressure demanding he release the contents of a july phone call with the ukrainian president who he reportedly tried to press into opening a corruption inquiry into his rivaljoe biden and his son. we had a great conversation, the conversation i had was largely congratulatory, was largely corruption, all of the corruption taking place. it was largely the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son, creating the corruption already in the ukraine. a ruling on the legality of british prime minister boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament will be announced by the supreme court on tuesday morning. ministers say the five—week suspension, called a prorogation, is not a court matter. but critics argue mrjohnson wants to limit scrutiny of his brexit poli

in suez and the government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appeared to be unarmed demonstrators egyptians 1st took to the streets on friday evening demanding that former army general turned president of the fatah has sisi resigns in cairo was the numbers weren't huge their voices were loud and clear i in alexandria egypt 2nd city people angered by corruption poverty and oppression called for the same the people demand the fall of the regime in months were giza and mahalla as well as several other cities what appears to be a nationwide movement has begun to form these protests come off the back of revelations by a former military contractor named mohammed ali who exposed millions of dollars worth of embezzlement and theft of state funds by sisi and his family at a time when the egyptian president has introduced sweeping austerity measures claiming the government was no longer able to subsidize living costs on saturday ali released another video giving c.c. a

some arrests were made including this man in suez. but. overall analysts say gyptian security forces were on characteristically restrained there was a full night of protests they were and across several big governorates a lot of people participated and the people are just going to be emboldened emboldened by the fact that they were able to get away with it that they went out into the streets they weren't and rested on mass they weren't shot at so there's i think there's a significant chance that this could that this could build up and cuts to food and energy subsidies has turned to outrage after corruption allegations of former military contractors says president sisi and military leaders have wasted millions of dollars of public money on building palaces luxury villas and hotels. mohammed badie posted videos on you tube and facebook this month calling for protests against corruption when most egyptians live in poverty his message is resonating with many people god the people are starving my life savings have evaporated why why does he see

antigovernment protests in egypt calling for president of the sea to resign a counter-rally has been held in suez these are the latest pictures of demonstrations in the coastal city on sunday. supporters gathered waving the egyptian flag separately thousands of people have been taking part in rare anti-government protests across the country since friday $365.00 people have reportedly been arrested media authority has warned journalists it's monitoring the coverage of the protests to ensure by what they call professional codes al-jazeera is banned from reporting from inside egypt. trading on egypt stock exchange will suspend suspended for 30 minutes on sunday after it fell 5 percent analysts say the fall is linked to the protests and an egyptian lawyer says prosecutors have ordered the brother for u.s. based egyptian activist through a man in custody for another 15 days in cairo. name was arrested on thursday and he was detained on allegations that he joined an illegal group and spread false news his brother while ghonim led to a facebook page that helped ignite the 2011 uprising he says his broth

demanding the resignation of president sisi security forces fired tear gas at protesters in the streets of suez rallies were also hell didn't just near cairo and dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies which saw thousands take to the streets. saudi arabia says it will wait until it finishes investigating last week's drone strike on 2. if it's all facilities before it takes action the u.n. is investigating and the kingdom says it believes it will confirm iran was behind the strikes on aramco. teenage campaign agreed to. the youth climate summit at the united nations that's just a day after millions around the world took part in protests calling for more action on climate change. one of the many people gratitude because it's part of its climates activist vanessa not could say from kampala uganda the 22 year old is in new york for the u.n. climate summit al-jazeera visited venice or just before she left home and this is her story. after school i wanted to do something that could cause change and impact in people's lives in my country through my research i got to find out about climate s

dramatically decreased maritime trade travel times which generally includes traveling through the panama or suez canal to circumvent gave the world my 1st thought when trump announced you want to buy greenland was ok what about america's infrastructure like a big roads and bridges collapsing right here in the usa maybe you should you know pull back your ambition a little bit he's only verbalizing forest what the elites are saying the elite don't give anything they don't care about the deplorable living in this country right they don't care about that they've already plundered this nation what they want to do is plunder the arctic because they're basically they're angry that we only have alaska bordering the arctic and that doesn't give us as many rights as canada and russia have to the arctic so you know when i was doing the research for al-jazeera film what i had found was u.s. military assessments this is from the pentagon and they note the rapidly declining ice in the northwest passage and what they wanted canada to understand was that the us has equal rights to their northwest can colin powe

in suez and he government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition and what appear to be unarmed demonstrators egyptians 1st took to the streets on friday evening demanding that former army general term president. i'll defer to his c.c. resigns in cairo whilst the numbers weren't huge their voices were loud and clear. was in alexandria egypt 2nd city people angered by corruption poverty and oppression called for the same the people demand the fall of the regime in months laura and mahalla as well as several other cities what appears to be a nationwide movement has begun to form these protests come off the back of revelations by a former military contractor named mohammed ali who exposed millions of dollars worth of embezzlement and theft of state funds by c.c. and his family at a time when the egyptian president has introduced sweeping austerity measures claiming the government has no longer able to subsidize living costs on such a day i'll be released another video giving

protests in egypt calling for president abdel fatah sisi to resign a counter-rally has been held in suez the supporters gathered on this reserve the coastal city on sunday rival protests have been held across the country since friday 365 people including journalist and human rights lawyer have reportedly been arrested egypt's media authority has warned journalists it's monitoring coverage of the protests to ensure they abide by way professional codes al-jazeera is banned from reporting from inside the chips. now the world health organization says a 2nd ebola vaccine will be introduced in the democratic republic of congo next month the announcement comes as doctors without borders has accused the w.h.o. of rationing the 1st vaccine in the d r c more than 2100 people have died there the aid group is calling for an independent committee to look at how distribution is being managed. to nigeria now where food shortages are feared in the north west where floods have destroyed crops dozens of people have been killed recently and thousands of homes washed away algis there is i'm a dangerous repo

demanding the resignation of president sisi over corruption allegations rallies are taking place in suezand these are al-jazeera understands at least one person has been killed in the on rest since friday and video on social media appears to show several people being arrested human rights watch is calling for the immediate release of those who were detained or i've also been some small gatherings in new york which egypt's president has flown into for the un general assembly which is set to get under way and also the former government contractors videos about corruption in egypt help spot these protests has posted a new message on social media calling for president sisi to be removed from power by next friday i go and i'm still waiting for a response from the defense minister and security forces saying that c.c. is out he is no longer fit for this mix right it is his ultimatum says i'm waiting for that decision and the next step is a multi 1000000 man march we started in our local streets but next priority we will take to the major squares since. all right police have fired tear gas at pr

in suez and government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appear to be unarmed demonstrators egyptians 1st took to the streets on friday evening demanding that former army general turned president of the fatah to sisi resigns in cairo was the numbers weren't huge their voices were loud and clear i was in alexandria egypt 2nd city people angered by corruption poverty and oppression called for the same the people demand the fall of the regime in months to a giza and mahalla as well as several other cities what appears to be a nationwide movement has begun to form these protests come off the back of revelations by a former military contractor named mohammed ali who exposed millions of dollars worth of embezzlement and theft of state funds by sisi and his family at a time when the egyptian president has introduced sweeping austerity measures claiming the government was no longer able to subsidize living costs on saturday ali released another video giving c.c. a on