in tunis, m ed la ali jones, me now from the tennessee in capital. obviously a very fluid situation at the moment. what do you know is happening? ok, so since the early morning hours, both supporters and the supporters of another gathering in front of the parliament in small classes in the beginning. and the police was in the middle of the 12th dispersing the 2 groups. but now things got worse. and then i mean, then both groups are back in each other using stones and bottle and we go to long the people right now we didn't see the president as well. today night when he visited the main street capital and he met with the supporters. also the former prime minister even show up yet in yesterday and the bad time right now the bad thing happening is that policeman just broke into into this and they shut it down and they get all the colleagues to leave which is really, i mean, the best time they 1st came and said it's a decision we need to shut down. and then when did she for the bureau look for a document from from the code. they said no, we are police man

in tunis, we spoke to algebra tunis, bureau chief, and let's see her g about the situation. not had that. and what's happened is a security forces stormed out of here is officers and tunis and asked the staff to leave. they prevented staff from even taking personal belongings, and they said that they represent the security services in tennessee. yeah, i asked them if the average destry permit and they said no, we don't have one. these are the instructions of the interior ministry. that's despite the fact that we have laws infinity and they can't do this. we see this is unfair. it's against fairness because it doesn't depend on as district ruling. so don't know our faith. we have the office, we have the keys. but we will go to the history and we'll see what happens. security forces are surrounding the office and the facility upstairs. they prevent anyone from entering out. here is office preventing us from using our computers for hope. this is a new decision which is unfair and it might development other action because in 10 years. yeah, over the last 10 years we've gotten us

he joins me now on the line from tunis with the very latest. and what do you know is happening near you and on the streets of tunis? while the situation is not stable, especially i mean in toner, near to the in front of the parliament where i mean the groups are gathering and people are expecting the worst. i spoke to some people in my area. they are expecting the worst. i mean, yesterday at night it started at night the most there is going out to celebrate thing. and now in the morning to inquire it and now there have been clashes and we saw that the most traitors where i'm fighting using stones and both of those, both of the waters. and they don't really fears of what can happen next. so far there are no news from the former prime minister machine or the president promised to give more directions. yes. today there is a kind of general kind of confusion. the parliament also announced that the m. p 's will be meeting permanently and they will follow up with the situation development. she no longer in his car in front of the parliament, he left

they also stormed to the offices of algae there in tunis and expelled staff. the european union has called all parties incentives, yet to respect the constitution and the rule of law and avoid violence. while we have mohammed val, who's cover tune as he acts extensively for, he'll be joining us shortly. and entered alley. he's standing by on the line from tunis, but 1st, a higher up begins all coverage with this report. the gathered outside to parliament is now out of service for a month. demonstrators from different sides of the political, divine refuse to leave. once again to nivia isn't home on the support is the largest main book and not all angry at president christ side decision to sac the government, including prime minister. he showed that she, she, as well as the justice and defense ministers, were paid by the president's choice to over through the constitution which took place on the day. the technicians people celebrated republic day, the republic through which the monarchy was overthrown. the largest main block and not all angry at president clay s

when the tunis man, i toss the stuff in to leave the office. they prevent the stuff from even taking that personal belongings. and they said that they represent the security that defense in which he needs. yeah, i asked him if he had this repair met and he said, no, we don't have this. but these are the instructions of the, the home ministry, despite the fact that we have no incentives yet. and they cannot do that. our conception, this is not, this is a game, is this because it doesn't depend on judiciary routing. now we don't know the faith of us, they're not, they have the opposite, they have the keys, and we will go to the judiciary and we will see what will happen later. so here's the puzzle. rounding the office of the office and the upstairs as well. they prevent any one to enter the office of 0 as they prevent us from even having our personal belong lives on the computers. they prevent anyone to take anything from the office . there is a new decision which is not fair and this might develop into other action because into news during the l

i'll just there is bureau in tunis, ordering all staff out of the building. ah hello rahman, you're watching. i was there like my headquarters here, endo hall, coming up in the next 30 minutes, lebanon's and g, but mccarthy's kills the majority to become prime minister, designate, offering hope to a country struggling and economic crisis. also, the human cost of the us can conflict. the you and says a record number of women and children are dying in the fighting. they tell the students who are trying to learn knowledge. they told them i welcome to the program to 0 is facing its biggest political crisis since the 2011 revolution that introduced democracy on sunday night president chi saeed froze parliament and ousted the prime minister with the help of the army. here were the latest developments on monday, the president announced that he'd sank the defense and justice ministers, a name replacements that are being clashes between rival, comes outside of buildings blockaded by security forces. and those security forces also stole the offices of al jazeera in tun

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is there a bureau in tunis or real stuff out of the building? ah, how many watching i was they were like my headquarters here in the hall also coming up levels that not, gee, but mac countries, the kills of majority to become prime minister designate, offering hope to a country struggling and economic crisis. also the human cost of the african conflict, the un says a record number of women and children are dying and fighting. ah, welcome to the program to 0 is facing its biggest political crisis since the 2011 revolution that introduced democracy on sunday night president chi saeed froze parliament. and as did the prime minister with the help of the army. here were the latest developments on monday, the president announced that he sank the defense and justice ministers and name replacements that were being clashes between rival campsite side government building blockaded by security forces. and those security forces have also still the offices of al jazeera in tunis and expelled the staff. the european union has called at all parties in tune as

reporter: protesters gather outside the gates of parliament in tunis.nside the grounds, security forces and military keep watch. the night before, tunisia's president sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament for 30 days. supporters and critics of the move clashed on the streets. >> this conflict will lead to blood flowing. people are hitting and hurting each other. it has come to violence. but why? reporter: people took to the streets to celebrate when the news broke. many are furious about the actions of their politicians. protesters point to the worsening covid-19 situation and the country's deepening economic woes. president kais saied met with protesters on the streets. and in a televised address, he said the move was completely legal, and in accordance with article 80 of the constitution, he could suspend parliament. much of the outrage is directed at the moderate islamist party. the party's chairman, also the parliament's speaker, tried but failed to access the parliament grounds. he called the dismissal of the government a coup. it's un

and security forces storm i'll just as bureau in tunis, ordering all staff out of the building. ah hello rahman, you're watching out there like my headquarters here.

and an economy in decline has become a perfect recipe for unrest that on monday, a face off in tunis between those for and against the president. the same streets were filled during the 2011 jasmine revolution that led with decades of democracy. but the people now in power of being accused of corruption and incompetence and the president is accused of establishing an authoritarian government, the many people here for so hard to read of a decade ago. for now, what is important is that the decision for all the political acts up to sit together, that we are no longer within to return to resume internees yet, but we're in democratic regime continues. yeah. and everything has to happen within the graphic process and democratic framework. so now tunis has come, many don't know whether it's fragile democracy can be phased by dialogue, or whether the streets will once again become a stage for nation demanding change. lore about manly algebra, or matthew coordinator is a north africa analyst and international development consultant. he joins us now via skype from tonight. so thank you so much

is there a bureau in tunis, ordering old stuff out of the building? in other news, the human cost of the afghan conflict, the one size a record number of women and children are dying in the fight. think they call the students who are trying to learn knowledge they killed. i'm joining real care with all the latest news in the tokyo olympics. dive at home, they finally win gold and he's full game on a great day for great britain, i'll have the best don't the action in the next hour they go. we know ah, welcome to the news to his he is president has now thanks to the minister of defense and the acting minister of justice. after dismissing the prime minister earlier and freezing parliament for 30 days in tune as his biggest political crisis since the 2011 revolution that introduced democracy, security forces have stolen the offices of al jazeera and kick the staff out of the building. the military had been deployed to the government palace and stopped all workers from entering the building, including the speaker of parliament, russia gonna show the bigges

while one can walk around most streets of the capital tunis, things on the surface appear to be business. as usual, most shops are open, cafes are open, people are to be found on the street. and there had been no protests. unlike the protests that you just saw on sunday after the president took the deferred entering measures and also on monday, particularly in front of the juniors in parliament building. however, under the surface tunisia is experiencing overlapping crises. and it's worth noting also that some of this business as usual look, may also come from the fact that there's a now earlier curfew starting at 7 pm since monday, as well as the presidential decree, banding gatherings of more than 3 people on the street. in addition to that, there's been a recent poll done, which indicates very high support among tunisians for the president's actions on sunday. and since now the country is also suffering multiple crises at the same time. and those include a prolonged economic crisis with high unemployment and few opportunities, as well as severe health crisis powered largely by the the

the lively has more from tunis for the support of your president i and they gather in front of the early morning hours and then following the call, the and not the and he goes through the media and who the facebook page it and now the supported gather as well, and then they have been a small, small classroom between the 2 groups, but the police was always in the middle. dispersing them. 2021 is set to be the bloody a fear on record in afghan. the stand the you and says nearly $1700.00 civilians were killed in the 1st 6 months of the year. that's the highest death toll since it started keeping records in 2009. the philippine president is delivering his law the faith of the nation. address these alive pictures from the regal the 10th day. is that the podium of a small demonstrations ahead of his speech. some people have been unhappy about current of ice restrictions and detect a so cold war on drugs. almost 10000 families have been evacuated in sudan as floods continued to devastate the good that a free jan visuals expect other areas to be here in the coming weeks, including the northern s

groups of people, not huge group, smaller groups of people that have come outside of the parliament in tunis. and they are either supporting what the president has done, or they are supporting the members of another who called for their support is to come out and to protest with their calling a qu. now the big question is going to be how large do these protests get? there were some minor scuffles earlier in the day, and the security force has got that under control pretty quickly. but is this going to lead to mass demonstrations in the street? i can tell you that, based upon the conversations that i've had with people tune as they believe, that the population there is very fatigue. you've got the coven, 1900 crisis. you've got the economic crisis. you've got political polarization, huge numbers when it comes to unemployment. and because of that, they say that they believe that the population will give the president a chance to try to form a more functional government. but again, it's all gonna depend on what the other members of parliament do. and at this point, that's a very big question. a

thank you very much for that up there, sam kimball in tunis. me a corona virus crisis and the linux host country is getting more worrying by the de, depends, extending the state of emergency and restrictions will remain in tokyo until the end of next month. by minister shaheed, he says the virus is spreading at an unprecedented speed, and it's mostly because of the delta variant has run mcbride with cases spiking. tokyo, it seems, has no choice, but to extend it state of emergency through to the end of august. because then you're going to deal with unprecedented speed infection is spreading in the capital and can cy area the delta variant spreading with strength. and if this doesn't slow down, it will potentially lead to a medical health system crisis. japan is struggling with competing trends. the increasing spread of the more transmissible delta variant accounting. now, for nearly 3 quarters of all new cases in tokyo versus growing pandemic fatigue. with noticeably more people failing to stay off the streets than they did after state of emerg

the then, on monday, a face off in tunis between those for and against the president. the same streets were filled during the 2011 jasmine revolution that led with decades of democracy with the people now in power. a being accused of corruption and incompetence. and the president is accused of establishing an authoritarian government. the many people here. so hard to read of a decade ago. for now, what is important is that the decision for all of the political access to fit together, that we are no longer within return and resume into needs yet. but we're in democratic, are you into these? yeah, and everything has to happen within the graphic process and democratic framework. so now tunis is com many don't know whether it's fragile democracy can be phased by dialogue, or whether the streets will once again become a stage for nation demanding change lore about and manly out there are for january 6th attack on the u. s. capital building was a clear plan to the srp democracy that's according to one police officer present that day. he was one of several officers testifying

in the streets of tunis, people are keeping a watchful eye on the latest developments.is fair to say there is a general sense of tentative support for the president's actions, because there was so much anger at the political quagmire the country had been experience in these past few months. but it's also important to remember that the revolution and the democratic gains achieved during the revolution are ajust ten years old. the people we spoke to says whoever ends up being in charge will have to be -- to uphold those democratic gains. so this is anything but a blank check for the president. >> we continue to watch over developments in tunisia. of course, on all the world stories. stay with us. you are watching "france 24." ♪ ♪ >> today's guest has made his -- the first woman of color to receive an oscar for custom designed for "black panther." she made history again when she got a star on the hollywood walk of fame, making her the first black costume designer to receive the distinction and ionly the second i custom designer to have a star. i'm delighted to welcome ruth

correspondent: on the streets of tunis where the mood is largely calm, the public approval of presidenthigh. the de depths of the crises may be difficult to a certain. a sense of unease lingers. >> we are following the situation day by day. there is no blank check. it is true that we have faith in him as we believe in his good intentions, but the implementation remains an obstacle. correspondent: sunday, saied sacked the prime minister for his parliament and lifted the immunity of lawmakers. the president insists his actions were in line with the constitution, but members of the opposition accuse him of staging a coup. for now, no one is quite sure what may happen. on wednesday, the head of the national television station was replaced. the presidential announcement coming days after -- showers after journalists were barred from entering the building. eventually, they were allowed on air. >> whatever the excellent nation of what happened at the state television, civil society is aware of any attempts to affect our freedoms. we are watching where all of this is going carefully. correspond

live to tunis . journalist sam kimball is joining us from there to talk us through. not only the latest arrest, but the wave of arrest that we've seen over the past few days. yeah, there have been a numerous arrest of some significant people. one of the most recent being of the judge locked me and he's been placed under house arrest 444440 days under order of the interim interior minister. read how to say we who was sworn in just a couple of days ago. now civil society groups in tunisia have accused the seed, the, the judge lock in any of not dealing with terrorism cases. some say he had thousands on his desk and making them essentially go away or hiding them. this comes on the back of several other arrests, including the rest of 2 parliament members yesterday, one of whom was seen i yadi an independent m p co founder of the hope and work movement and also an outspoken critic of the president side. in addition, there was the arrest of, of the parliament member that had his ead from the parliamentary cut. i'm a coalition now. there are conflicting reports going on. it

the security forces also stormed the al jazeera offices in tunis and expelled the staff. move al jazeera has condemned as a troubling escalation. set a hide. it reports the gathered outside of parliament now to service for a month demonstrates it from different sides of the pity. school divides, refuse to lead. once again to nicea isn't the support is the largest main block and not all angry. at present quite side decision to sac, the government including prime minister, the she she, as well as the justice and defend ministers. were painfully the president's choice to overthrow the constitution, which took place on the day. the technicians people celebrated republic day, the republic through which the monarchy was overthrown. the was the largest main block and not all angry at president clay site decision to sac the government, including prime minister machine parliament speaker, russia. that notion, head of the party is staging, is sitting in his car, refusing to move until politicians are allowed back in. earlier. he called it a coo sent me not. these decisions have no

security forces in civilian clothes even stormed al jazeera bureau in tunis, and ordered journalists to leave. and after the biggest political party in parliament called it a coo and urged its supporters to protest of a state of the decisions by president ty site or not correct against the constitution and against reality. they bring us back to 1954. the scene of the parliament close by tanks is very disgraceful. while the president called his decisions, quote necessary to save to new jersey and its people. i'm not, i don't, i wouldn't. you have to have a sudden. the 1st decision is to freeze all the powers of the parliament if the constitution does not allow the parliament to be dissolved, but it does not stand in the way of freezing all its got said. the 2nd decision is to lift the immunity of all members of parliament and for those of whom a cases related i will take care over the public prosecution. that the fact parliamentary speaker, who is also a co founder of an after said the president acted above the law, put out sen. decisions have no basis in the constitution, nor in the

the offices of al jazeera in tunis, unexposed stuff. what they closed the office without providing any reason. a group of men came in wearing security in civilian clothes. they broke into the office and took the keys and said they were the instructions. a spoke spencer, you inspector general, gave his reactions were dismayed by the usa reports. and we hope that all reporters, including the ones that al jazeera will be able to go about their work without harassment. and we want to make sure that as we have the situation on the ground into nisha, that press freedoms are respected. with the fear that to this he could slide back into full revolt. similar to the 2011 jasmine revolution, the e u. n. a u. s. a calling for com and the un is following the situation closely. bought a decade home from the revolt, the brought democracy to his hands defied is direction that country should take lower, but among the al serra well, there's been international condemnation of the forest closure of all ages. it has offices reporters without borders. it sa

he's formerly a parliament, re on political affairs officer in tunis, shut f l county. welcome 12 to 0. so this isn't a coup, it's something else. what is it if it's not a qu, what, let's say it's a kind of a piece of professional for us. it's for such a through article 80, over the constitution. and the prison by side is being that say honestly inside front to his ideas, even with the, with his proposal today also with the head of the employers union, 2 to 4 score to propose to businessmen who are accused of corruption and having still having the assets to reimburse, i mean for us whether, you know, direct investment, you know, for the structure in hospitals, for example, enrolled in schools and you more areas and in the course areas of the country of the country. let's say that this is a force force massage. and the question now is not the weather in. this is the core on know, this isn't clear and present situation, but we are living in know we have to deal with it. we have to see how to, let's say, in this new situation here. whether in that, whether the political sc

we've been told that there are various groups that have gathered outside of teachers parliament in tunis . you have those who are supportive, a president, i studied decision to essentially suspend parliament. and you have those that are against that most of those would be supporters of not up. there have been some small scuffles, but security forces have gotten all those under control right now. it seems to be calm. but there is some concern that if more people show up throughout the day, and because you've had these calls by speaker parliament, russia knew she who is the head of and now the for their support is to come out to protest what he's calling this cool against the revolution that if you do have these various factions that are coming out, that, that could potentially lead to trouble and increase tensions, perhaps even more classes. well, we are looking at something that is building, but there's confusion and i want to kind of get to the bottom again. it's not quite a coo, right, but it's not quite a constitutional, it's not quite legal, constitutional negative, right? right. and

this was tunis earlier on sunday when protesters clashed with police.the country experienced a record number of deaths last week and its vaccination campaign has had many problems. but there are other factors. deep—rooted economic issues which were partly behind the uprising in 2011 have never been resolved. here's what one protester had to say. translation: our main demand is that the ennahda movement, l which ruled for ten years, leave the parliament. - as a young man in 2011, i called forjobs, freedom and dignity. l and in 2021, i still call forjobs, freedom and dignity. _ for many tunisians, this moment clearly feels like an opportunity. but it's been denounced by the president's opponents. the ennahda party, which wasjust mentioned by the protestor, is a moderate islamist party and it's the biggest in parliament. its supporters hold it up as an example of how a balance can be struck between modernity and islam. but its critics claim it puts tunisia's secular tradition at risk. this is the leader of the the party, who is also the speaker of the tuni

on wednesday, journalist sam kimball is in tunis with more on the president's moves. he says he's got a list of several 100 people.

the then on monday, a face off in tunis between those for and against the president. the same streets were filled during the 2011 jasmine revolution, but left with decades of democracy with the people now in power, a being accused of corruption and incompetence. and the president is accused of establishing an authoritarian governments, the many people here so hard to read of a decade ago. for now, what is important is that the decision for all of the political acts up to fit together, that we are no longer within to return to resume internees yet. but we're in democratic review. and everything has to happen within that democratic process and democratic framework. so now tunis has come, many don't know whether it's fragile democracy can be phased by dialogue, or whether the streets will once again become a stage for nation demanding change. laur about a manly out just there are on the shower is algebra senior political analyst. he says west and these have a double standard when it comes to democracy in the news you if he has the country's best interest in mind, you cou

hours since we heard that parliament was suspended, there has been a more of a celebratory tone in tunis because there is so much frustration with the fact that a parliament just hasn't been able to do anything that there's been so much political stasis over the past year, while the coven, 1900 crisis, is worsening while the economy is getting weaker. so now are you going to have another supporters come out? is that going to change dynamic? are there going to be flareups at a time when things are so difficult into an easier as it is? that will only make the situation worse. i want to ask you about something that the president said in the several hours ago. and this all began. he said that he was lifting parliamentary immunity from prosecution from politicians. not if i understand correctly, he's not obliged to do that under article 80, i believe. but yet he has gone ahead and done it. why do you think that is? so it looks right now this is, you know, very early hours rub, it looks right now like this is essentially a lever that the president i studied is essentially telling members of pa

at this historical moment forced me to take such exceptional measures. journalist sam kimball is in tunis. he says those who oppose president case the i is are under increasing pressure. the independent parliamentary member year seen i yadi was arrested from his home in the northern suburbs of tunis. i've spoken to his wife, who said that a group of cars arrived with civilian clothes, the officers who she said called themselves security, who she said, removed him forcefully and violently from his home. his lawyer had suggested that his arrest could be because of his outspoken criticism of the action of president side, which include freezing a parliament, the dismissal of the prime minister, and the removal of parliamentary immunity on sunday night. so the head on al jazeera, the 1st person gerald on the hong kong is national security log. it's 9 years sentence activist phase meant to send a message and new research on the course of ours. delta various shows its as contagious as chicken ah hello. good to see you. an abundance of sunshine and high heat. that's the name of the game as we hea

yes. seen i yadi was arrested from his home in the northern suburbs of tunis. i've spoken to his wife, who said that a group of cars arrived with civilian clothes, officers who she said called themselves security, who she said removed him forcefully and violently from his home. his lawyer had suggested that his arrest could be because of his outspoken criticism of the action of president science, which include freezing a parliament, the dismissal of the prime minister, and the removal of parliamentary immunity on sunday night. that the bar head on the news all including ah, will be live in tenure were covered $900.00 cases and death arising. government is extending restrictions to prevent it from getting worth running dry. rock finds itself short, water is around the very well it's reliable supplies for the 1st metal is awarded as track and field competition gets underway. tokyo ah, the son of a top multi journalist says the government must take responsibility if it's roland, her murder. daphne retail was killed in a car bombing in 2017, prosecutors believe a l

but a man who has this report calm on the streets of tunis, a stark contrast to days of protests. many have not dared to face the army and security forces, which you now patrolling the streets and easiest parliament. the country's biggest political group, the enact a party has called the dialogue and the keys, the president of a qu. we reject the unconstitutional announcements and we welcome all the rejections that have come from most of the political party, as well as some of your. ready patients and we call the changes in people to the com and vigilance, and you ready to defend the democracy. the many came to the streets in celebration and outrage at president ty sides both move firing the prime minister and freezing the parliament for a month. the president said, says his decision was taken after following the process laid out in the constitution. nothing to supper. i have taken responsibility. i am taking a historic responsibility. those who claim this matter is related to whom you need to revise the lessons in the constitution to present said who controls the armed forces mad

okay, and update from some kimball, they're joining us from tunis today. thanks, dan. me . while we ask on president, national county is given a major policy speech on the country's future direction, but that address was light on detail about how the government actually plans to counter the territorial gains by the taliban county. broadly speaking, instead about having full confidence in local forces as international troops continue to withdraw. but the advances of the taliban are very important to consider. just have a look at that. the who controls what map from al jazeera dot com. the broad story you're looking at here is blue areas controlled by the government and yellow areas controlled by the taliban. it amounts to around 50 percent in taliban hands. though . note some of the slightly different colors. see down there, that's a light yellow color, that is an area which has been taken since may the 1st when the last 3 months. and there was a loss of that which has happened recently. i'll give you a little more detail on this map, which is actually showing you all the bo

crowds celebrate in tunis as news of the government's dismissal is announced.n tunisia, much to the delight of his supporters. translation: it is the first time in my life i have heard| of a head of state take the correct decision. we have taken back our country. this is the first time i have gone out to the streets to celebrate. the measures, the president said, are aimed at saving the state. not everyone agrees. the speaker of parliament has accused the president of launching a coup against the revolution and constitution. the president's move followed a day of protests in tunis and other cities on sunday, demanding the government step down after a spike in a covid—19 cases that has aggravated economic troubles. translation: our main demand is that the ennahda movement, l which ruled for ten years, leave the parliament. as a young man in 2011, i called forjobs, freedom and dignity. in 2021, i still call forjobs, freedom and dignity. now, the crowds celebrate as military vehicles glide by. the extent for support for the president's move not yet clear. gail mac

crowds celebrate in tunis as news of the government's dismissal is announced. of state take the correct decision. we have taken back our country. this is the first time i have gone out to the streets to celebrate. the measures, the president said, are aimed at saving the state. not everyone agrees, the speaker of parliament has accused the presidnet of launching a coup against the revolution and constitution. the president's move followed a day of protests in tunis and other cities on sunday, demanding the government step down after a spike in a covid 19 cases that has aggravated economic troubles. translation: our main demand is that the ennahda movement, l which ruled for ten years, leave the parliament. as a young man in 2011, i called forjobs, freedom and dignity. in 2021, i still call forjobs, freedom and dignity. now, the crowds celebrate as military vehicles glide by. the extent for support for the president's move not yet clear. gail maclellan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: feeling the beat in tokyo — we meet a british—nigerian danc

not affect him and security forces dressed in civilian clothing store the offices of al jazeera in tunis. all the staff were told to turn off the phones with and removed from the building, press freedom advocates of condemned the false closure of out there is officers. in other news, lebanon's new prime minister designate and the g mccarty has promised to form a new government and implement a french plan to save the country from its crippling financial crisis. but the 2 time premier warned that that he does not have a magical want and cannot perform miracles. this is the 3rd attempt with any form of government. the country is experiencing its worth economic crisis in modern history. 2021 is that to be the bloody of fear in record for i've got to sponsor the un says nearly $1700.00 civilians were killed in the 1st 6 months of the year. that's the highest death toll since it started keeping beckles in 2009. the philippine president has given his last state of the nation address before he's due to step down next year. rodriguez detached a used his speech to address criticism of his so calle

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