earlier this week more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing this year desperate people from syria africa and india but the boat sank less than 10 miles off libya's coast people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe the migrants were fleeing poverty and war in. down in somalia as many as $900.00 migrants were said to be on board only handful survived 3 ship wrecks in just 3 days claims $709.00 large just the most recent tragedy involving migrants trying to meet you in the week. to suddenly get a mass migration of millions it's a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble you know lease terrible books songs those books so it can last very long well you know. work for 22 years counting nobody listen see. in the home. but i know the home to send me a bit. but when we're looking for the throw up of bugs. for instance. this a bit. here is the gold chain these here over here. libya here. occasionally we go over for fuel somewhere over the. we've got 12 more alone here for all and the 20 full mile. in the libyan will soar to seoul whoever of the all star

deaths recorded 75 percent of the continent's infections are in just 5 countries south africa egypt tonight syria ghana and algeria there's concern that many cases are going on recorded because of a lack of testing just 10 countries account for 80 percent of the new coronavirus testing actually taking place south africa's recorded more than heart of all cases on the continent critics of the south african government say corruption is hampering efforts to curb the outbreak that for me to mina reports now from johannesburg. south africa's public health sick to has for years been overwhelmed and now with a global pandemic infecting more than 500000 people here public hospitals are under more pressure. more than $24000.00 health workers have contracted kovac $1181.00 have died since march unions and workers say corruption is contributing to push service delivery and is putting lives at risk while the government's given contracts to service providers for personal protective equipment or p p e the prices have been inflated in other instances people has not been delivered at all or contracts have been gi

proxies and the pmc's and paramilitary groups that they have been using with back wagner and syria and allowing in africas well and we have to basically push back against all of that activity and we can't just do it by moving troops around but have to do it in full concert with the other allies and recognizing that the russians will keep probing and trying to test how willing we are for existing defenses and how willing we are to push back but they're all kinds of different ways they are pushing back. a lot of it will depend on whether this comes rotation or whether troops are moved elsewhere and what elsewhere beyond moving to men in uniform and equipment around. >> let me ask another, tracy of the los angeles times is asking knowing what you know about putin do you anticipate an october surprise either to help putin cement the games during the trump era or to help trump's reelection or simply to so more chaos in the u.s.? >> sewing chaos has been the goal of all of this. to really get most americans pause about the chances of their democracy and that weaken our confidence in our systems. that has been

there even into new ship was some cloud and right all the way up into western parts of africa with big downpours for syria and guinea. frank assessments saying that in yemen. like if we look at this it's an informed opinion which is ethiopia on the verge of breakdown many parts of the overall media region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after is a proxy does not the recent big interest of the libyan people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera welcome if you're just joining us your top stories so far this half hour india has now confirmed more than 3000000 cases of coronavirus after recording more than 70000 new infections in one single day countries also leading the world in the number of new cases. the u.s. house of representatives has approved $25000000000.00 in funding for the postal service now that bill cancels out cost cutting but threaten to slow down the delivery of mail in ballots ahead of the presidential elections on november the 3rd more antigovernment protests are expected in thailand today

pmc's, paramilitary groups they have been using, wagner and others that we've seen in syria and in and around, in africa as well. we have to basically push back against all of that kind of activity. and we can't just do it by, you know, moving troops around. we have to do it in full concert with the allies and recognizing that, you know, the russians are going to keep probing and trying to kind of test how willing we are to mention existing defenses and how willing we are to push back. because there are all kind of different ways of pushing back. a lot of it would depend on whether this is kind after rotation, whether, you know, troops are moved elsewhere. and what else we're doing beyond moving uniforms and equipment around. >> let me ask another from tracy wilkinson from the los angeles times. knowing what you know about putin, do you anticipate an october surprise, in the gains in the trump era to helping trump's reelection or simply to sew more chaos in the u.s.? there will be some interference in the election. >> well, sewing chaos in this, give americans pause in terms of their democracy and we ca

saudi arabia, it attacks -- it attacks iraq, it attacks -- tries to attack us through syria and lebanon. it's just in africaing mayhem and what does the un do, rejects the u.s. resolution that calls on the renewal of the arm's embargo to iran. iran has done nothing to earn this from the un, it does everything not to earn it and basically see continuation to have arm's embargo and what is needed for blocking aggression and furthering peace and again the un has disappointed us. not a surprise but disappointment but we in israel will do whatever we need to do to defend ourselves against iran's aggression and i'm sure the un -- the u.s. will do the same. eric: do you think ironically with the iranian nuclear deal negotiated under the obama administration that in a certain way and this is ironic called gulf nations to have a second look and actually in a sense got them to mistrust iran even more and come to the table and meet you and start diplomatic relations? >> well, what i can tell you, eric, is that i know many leaders in the middle east were -- took note of the fact that i was willing to stand up sometimes

one in rwanda when she was the assistant secretary of state for africa and two in syria when she wasl security advisor. so while she was there with a front row seat, she never got uc out of her chair, sean. >> sean: i never heard of theer spontaneous demonstration, as i mentioned, gregg jarrett, just happen to have an rpg in your back pocket. it was donald j. trump that beat the caliphate in syria because he took off the handcuffs that the obama administration put on our military, if i recall correctly. >> well, you're right. look, susan rice susan rice's deceptions, lies, abuse of power and malfeasance are legendary in washington, d.c. she had to withdraw her name from consideration a secretary of state to succeed hillary clinton in 2012 because of the five lies on five sunday talk shows, but it's worse than that, sean. it appears she lied to congress. she said she knew nothing about the fbi collusion investigationa or the sub investigation of michael s flynn. in fact, she knew all about it and was involved in it. she attended the white house meeting in which it was discussed with c

people who are desperate and have seen violence, they are fleeing from afghanistan, syria and iraq, sub—saharan africaeave the country, i was supposed to flee. my country __ my i was supposed to flee. my country —— my parents sent me away. every year, we have about 10,000 casualties in afghanistan. nobody leaves their home and their families and loved ones forfun. we are leaves their home and their families and loved ones for fun. we are faced with situations and circumstances which are extraordinary and again and not everyone leaves, some people go to neighbouring countries, so a lot of afg ha ns go to neighbouring countries, so a lot of afghans are refugees in pakistan and syria. people who come to europe, they do so to come for a greater security and a great future. iam greater security and a great future. i am lucky i survived when a lot of people didn‘t. i did not have a choice. i did not leave on my own well. i was forced to flee because of the situation and circumstances, and that is why many afghans and others across countries where there is conflict and war, they flee for their safety. thank

and our resources, whether it's in germany or asia or africa or in afghanistan or syria or anyplace else, we need to make sure it's updated for the actual threats presented to the united states of america. that's what president trump is driving us to do. >> thank you. senator merkley. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, mr. secretary. i'm going to start with the events that have occurred in hong kong and what i really see as a violation of the agreement made with britain between china and britain. and now that these events, this new chinese law that really exerts enormous violations of civil rights in hong kong has occurred, should we extend asylum and visa opportunities to those who are being persecuted by the chinese in hong kong? >> senator, we're reviewing that. we're considering it. the british have made a good decision, the australians have made a decision. they're going to accept up to hundreds of thousands of people. we're looking at how best we might accomplish this, and consistent with making sure t t that -- we always want to encourage people to try to work from within

african states, sub—sa ha ran people from north africa, west african states, sub—saharan african states, even from sometimes bangladesh, pakistan, sometimes syriang us. there's tight security in the capital of belarus ahead of another planned mass protest calling for president lukashenko to step down, three weeks after the disputed presidential election. the authorities have revoked the accreditations of 17 journalists, mostly working for western media, including two reporters from the bbc‘s russian—language service. steve rosenberg has more from minsk. in belarus, sunday has become the key day for protests against alexander lukashenko. one week ago, more than 100,000 people gathered here in the centre of minsk to demand his resignation and we are expecting another big anti—government rally here today. it will be interesting to see whether it is allowed to go ahead or if the police will try to stop it. yesterday the authorities here launched a crackdown on independent voices. 17 journalists had press accreditations revoked. most of them were belarussian, belarussian citizens working for foreign media. clearly an attempt to interfere in coverage

africa. this is being hotly debated on both continents. stolen soul star september 7th on g.w. . a few years ago you must have a son a man until his family fled the war in syria when came to germany along with hundreds of thousands of other refugees 2015 was a challenging it's a gemini but chancellor angela merkel has convinced the country which could. go on but we've managed so much we can do it that's many refugees have struggled to build a new life here. in 2015 we accompanied the solomons on their long journey from syria to germany now we want to find out more about how. it's just off to 6 am on the sunday monday has already begun. the sit. still needs to brush his teeth mustapha son a man and his wife are getting their 4 children ready for taking am school around the says he's come to his hammer reading. 5 years ago the sunday months fled the syrian city of record mustapha came to germany with the sons jude and daughter lemme see their youngest child some was born here. but even now most have a son a man is still finding his footing in germany who threw the book at our situation is gradually improving and we feel more comfortable here i still wouldn't ca

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the middle east africa and central america now in a modern twist as it reopens under strict coronavirus restrictions that has tour guides displaced to violence from countries like syria as christian salumi explains the move is drawing international attention. thank you so much for coming as a tour guide in philadelphia's penn museum you'd expect me in a sardar to know ancient middle eastern history but so revealing is how personally she takes her subject matter like this 4000 year old wedding headdress from the tomb of the mesopotamian queen a personal favorite this is my it's me with a very very special occasion my wedding day i were approximately 2 pounds off their gift nearby for like. other queen probably for one day mina is from damascus syria a refugee employed as part of the museum's global guides program which gives recent immigrants an opportunity to work in the u.s. and stay in touch with their roots and nino fled civil war with her husband and 5 children and arrived in philadelphia just 3 years ago dealing with artifacts from my home. in the middle east i'm connected to my culture. or why or why door open to me to share my culture the initiative involves i

africa. this woman is defining the regime a. fatwah must move has been searching for her husband and son for years both might be victims of syria's secret service know there's a ray of hope suspected henchmen of a sudden are on trial in germany. sunkist on her. for 30 minutes monday douglas. america has become. a range of fire like the feeling mum has been facing. all of us from her home places are still there for the slum slums that consume forests and entire residential areas cluck cluck blazing temperatures water shortages land clearance there's an abundance of flammable material but once again i did. most of the fires mum heavy equipment and colors and is a memorial going up in smoke from the consecration of the world on fire starts aug 12th on g.w. we're half trying to fight it back. and dance with the baby. this is news coming to you live from. leadership faces growing anger. in the wake of the deadly blasts in the capital beirut security forces fired tear gas as protesters outside parliament international donors pledged for rebuilding but demands a top level reforms from what they're. taking all the u.s. . prosecutors want

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the middle east africa and central america now in a modern twist as it reopens on the strict coronavirus restrictions it has to all guides displaced by violence from countries like syria as kristen salumi explains the move is during international attention. thank you so much for coming as a tour guide in philadelphia's penn museum you'd expect mena sardar to know ancient middle eastern history but so revealing is how personally she takes her subject matter like this 4000 year old wedding headdress from the tomb of the mesopotamian queen a personal favorite this is my it's me with a very very special occasion my wedding day i wore approximately 2 pounds of gold that gives nearby for like. other queen and probably for one day mina is from damascus syria a refugee employed as part of the museum's global guides program which gives recent immigrants an opportunity to work in the u.s. and stay in touch with their roots and nino fled civil war with her husband and 5 children and arrived in philadelphia just 3 years ago dealing with artifacts from my home from the middle east i'm connected to my culture. or why door open to me to share my culture the initiative involves inten