when is it going to be in tunisia there is still a patriarchal mentality especially in certain positions linked to power in the film something. souad up there i came in as the mayor of tunis. and the first woman to become mayor of a capital city in the arab world this is caused a small sensation. there are many issues to tackle in tunis for example constant traffic jams and problems with waste collection. and it's not going to be easy for the new mayor but she's determined to prove that she can rise to the challenge. coming. up durai is visiting a construction site in tunis is old city. she's come to make sure everything is going to plan. the goal is to give this part of babs wake a make over an attempt to alleviate the traffic jams are going to be in agreement that the mayor has very clear ideas. on a hundred new and we said that we would create a sidewalk in the middle it was then lamps and that's what i remember. once the work is over the hope is that there will be less traffic congestion. but. it is going to eat it. but traffic is not the only problem. and i have been in this game an

and there's speculation that she could become tunisia's first female president. that heather said when it's too early to say i'm not even thinking about that at the moment i've called a lot of responsibility for the next five years. hopefully we'll be able to implement projects that are appropriate for the capitol and for the woman going down in history as the capital's first female mayor at that time. but it's. so for abderrahim there's a lot at stake now she has to prove herself as mer whether she's done her job well the citizens will vote on this in five years time. more. than four. language courses. video audio. anytime anywhere. with him her to be done because of it as well the highest high you know if i had known the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip to europe i would not have put myself and my parents so much attention to the bottom sixteen of the a beautifully it would. give them i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there much i'm going to. want to know their story in full migrants terrified to get

and there's speculation that she could become tunisia's first female president. well there this when it's too early to say i'm not even thinking about that at the moment i've called a lot of responsibility for the next five years. hopefully we'll be able to implement projects that are appropriate for the capitol and for the woman going down in history as the capital's first female mayor at that time. but it you know. and so for abderrahim there's a lot at stake now she has to prove herself as mer whether she's done her job well the citizens will vote on this in five years' time. what do the brass band music and techno have in common. according to morta a band from hamburg and their covers of famous house tracks are proof that. we caught up with boys and just before they head out on a european to. explore . good shape enhancing performance with drugs michael doses of l.s.d. to create cannabis to relieve pain. not always legal but increasingly part of our daily lives. when are drugs harmful and who can they help. in good shape in sixty minutes on w's. a continent i

what does tunisia, north africa look? this is going to be an ugly story because it's going to be in cahoots or recipient of what happens in libya. >> it's going to be a mixed story. morocco, algeria and tunisia are over 10,000 what we call microprotests a year now. so the trend is away from big conflicts to small conflicts. and these microprotests are increasing in tunisia. they have doubled over the last three years and we're going to have more of that. the externalities are the question mark. politics will remain complicated. interventions will be unsift and to what degree they can keep the lid on security threats and on that, all three in some ways are so o far so good. they are maintain iing a hold. if i can add one sentence on libya, led me add. if the u.s. continue os to remain unengaged in libya, i predict the pessimistic version of the set is nar owe. if the u.s. puts even a little effort as the the libyans are stream skrooeming out asking the americans to help out with this rivalry, which is unhelpful right now,

many people in tunisia feel the purpose of this visit is to help legitimize the crown prince after he appeared to be isolated by parts of the international community after official g.'s murder images like this arguably stronger than the chance of the protesters the message from those protesters is louder here are not only are they protesting against the leader of the trying to read my mind but also against the manner of this one in particular the one young man. now those are women and children and devastated the country of ours this afternoon in front of us was are they also for themselves or the whites of one of the millions of arabs across the region who are unable. to take charge and. because of the lack of freedom. the previous three stops and been seven months to or were egypt behind and the united arab emirates cairo is viewed by many as a military dictatorship while minima and i will be are also criticized by human rights groups for cracking. down on freedoms and not long public protests in tunisia may not be the only bad publicity for the crown prince on tuesday human rights w

and there's speculation that she could become tunisia's first female president. had this to ellen it's too early to say i'm not even thinking about that at the moment i've called a lot of. responsibility for the next five years. hopefully we'll be able to implement projects that are appropriate for the capital and for the woman going down in history as the capital's first female mayor at that time. but at the. sulphurous abderrahim there's a lot at stake now she has to prove herself as mer whether she's done her job well the citizens will vote on this in five years' time. history shows the story of the first movement we're told from different perspectives by peter craig from the eastern european perspective from the african perspective from the perspective of turkey from the arab world. t w dot com slash w w one. everyone everything man knows if the child needs food isn't food can listen before maybe israelis can really go to proclaims drop out of the school because they really do nothing when you come in from home that could have easily been us. at any one of us

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excessively controlled by the saudis no surprise then that he was welcomed with open arms but in tunisia the birthplace of the so-called arab spring a different type of welcome awaits the prince to newseum protesters angry that their government is welcoming the man widely believed to be responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi on the eve of his expected arrival the journalists union together with a dozen or so civil society groups held a press conference denouncing the visit and holding on to new zealand's to take part in protests nationwide among them the head of the tunisian national union of students to solve the real for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen now been said many want to continue here just to give an idea that to be accepted by the

is expected in tunisia later on tuesday but activists there want courts to keep him out of the country has more from the capital tunis. it is still the very beginning go of the mouse step aside another problem or just give you a bit of an idea of the risk you're here as you can see obviously lots of different partners being held up most of them with these rebel forces across the prince over from for instance the several younger new american says role there are people here are very angered not only out over some of the for not from the assassination of democrats look here but also from the war on them and they hear that it's in these your posts are pretty scenery to me there should not be a welcoming somebody or. this into the country or russia is warning ukraine that imposing martial law will escalate tensions between the two countries the crimean parliament voted to allow the military to take over daily functions for thirty days it is in response to russia opening fire on its neighbor russia's foreign minister says ukraine violated international law he says the crisis is a move by a p

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i was in tunisia the past six days. the bomb went off just down the street from my hotel, and i didn't see any tunisian other than those literally within the bomb blast area who changed their routine, who had the least -- it was kind of a resilience there. maybe it is a blase resilience, the way they brushed off the attack and moved on with their lives means here's the population that's weathered a lot of turbulence, and for all the complaining we have heard or are hearing and will be hearing from them about the lack of progress in any number of areas, they are resilient, and they are going to hang on. when you push tunisians on their complaining, that's where they end up, yes, we're going to defend this democracy and make this work. >> why do they think that it is going badly, those who say it is going badly, what do they point out? >> so there many layers of complaints here, but the largest complaint is most tunisian youth who do not vote in elections, who supported the revolution got no dividends from the else -- fro

this is a war criminal the anti crown prince message is loud and clear in tunisia. jordan the sound is there on live from doha also coming up ukraine's president accuses russia beefing up its military presence along the border off the blacks and . forced to play away from home a football final mob but violence will now take place outside. the white house says is unlikely the u.s. president will meet the saudi crown prince during the upcoming g. twenty meeting in argentina because of his busy schedule it comes as the senate's due to be briefed on wednesday about the ongoing u.s. involvement in the war in yemen and the murder of the journalist. the head of the cia gina hospital has listen to recordings of her death but reportedly won't be at the briefing meanwhile trump's national security adviser says he isn't going to learn anything by listening to those tapes so let me take big question of the tape first no i haven't listened to it and i guess i should ask you why do you think i should what do you think i learned from. my. family in this room speak arabic. yeah sen

protesters in tunisia pressuring the government to counsel a planned visit by the saudi crown princewho's touring regional allies the government though is warning demonstrations could threaten much needed financial aid from the kingdom. ports. to this in activists calling for mass protests against a proposed visit by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman is on his first tour aboard since the killing of journalist. some tennesseans. his arrival could undermine their newfound freedom and liberties with. the crown prince is tainted by the killing of her late colleague jamal khashoggi and the arrest of dozens of saudi activists for these reasons we consider his visit a provocation and an insult to the values of the tunisian revolution and our democracy tennessee i was the focal point of the pro-democracy protests in two thousand and eleven that galvanized the arab world and start of the revolution known as the arab spring lawyers and human rights activists in tunisia a mounting a legal challenge to stop the visit but that's unlikely to happen cinesias cash strapped government is de

twenty summit over alleged war crimes committed by saudi forces in yemen in tunisia where he's due to land on tuesday activists are asking the corps to stop him from entering jamal sheil reports from the capital tunis first stop in hama been some man's regional tour was to his closest ally mohammed bin zayed crown prince of the united arab emirates his saudi counterpart eager to show that it's business as usual for him and that he hasn't been affected by the fallout from the murder of jamal has been said man is also visiting behind in egypt as part of his trip both countries have close ties with riyadh so close they're seen by many to be excessively controlled by the saudis no surprise then that he was welcomed with open arms but in tunisia of the birthplace of the so-called arab spring a different type of welcome awaits the prince to newseum protesters angry that their government is welcoming the man widely believed to be responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi on the eve of his expected arrival the journalists union together with a dozen or so civil society groups h

the news hour live from coming up in the next sixty minutes the saudi crown prince is expected in tunisia grows against his first overseas tour. a warning from russia that ukraine's decision to impose martial law could escalate tension after a confrontation in the black sea. general motors puts the brakes on production in at least five of its plants across north america thousands of jobs are at risk. for the italian city of genoa has also to hold the phone call on its final. scores is the way south american football bosses are meeting to decide if the game can go ahead. saudi arabia's crown prince is facing legal challenges on protests during his first tour abroad since the murder of journalist. human rights watch has filed a legal complaint in argentina that once an investigation into mohammed solomon's role in death is also asked for an inquiry into suspected war crimes committed by saudi forces and yemen and tunisia where the crown prince is due to land on tuesday activists are asking the courts to keep them from entering the trial shall reports from tunis. first stop in hama been some

you cannot imagine how difficult the situation is yes this is a revolution of the hungry here in tunisia rather than one of them that unless i'm in there and what have we done to you the government has failed us and undermined the rights of retirees where are those who love tunisia where are those who love this black media has disappeared the strike shut down government ministries universities and public schools hospitals operated with emergency staffing around a sixth of june is u.s. workforce a civil servants and while public sick the wages have doubled since two thousand and ten it's added to the burden on tunisia's fragile economy the north african country has failed to fire economically in the years since the overthrow of its long term president in two thousand and eleven unemployment is now at fifteen percent inflation is at a record high a two point eight billion dollar loan from the i.m.f. two years ago came with conditions of economic reforms and ditch reduction this mess walkout shows to new zealand are already feeling the pinch union leaders called. the members to use the powe

will be a very short trip where the crown prince will meet behind closed doors the presidents of tunisia to subsea it's will be one where journalists will not be allowed to enter obviously there won't be any formal press conference or anything of that sorts it does seem that it's a museum presidents at least in the presidency is keen to keep its. pretty tight sometimes of access to which there has been a lot of opposition not only from civil society but as well as other political parties within the tunisian political spectrum of received a view that the visit of the crown prince is an attempt to centrally punish his image as they've described it to us and that this should not be happening at the expense of tunisia which is still very much seen as probably one of the only kind of countries in the region that is moving towards some sort of democracy and freedom particularly it is a country that doesn't joy so a large extent sleep press and therefore. overseas at the top of it but also richelle they are very much i'm good with regards to the war on yemen the other rights issued and the fact

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many people in tunisia feel the purpose of this visit is to help legitimize the crown prince after he appeared to be isolated by parts of the international community after official g.'s murder images like this arguably stronger than the chance of the protesters the message from these protesters is louder here are not only are they protesting against the leader of the crime for that matter but also against the manner of this one of. the one year my arguments and you know now those are women and children and devastated the country i was there to meet him for exactly that are they also for themselves or the whites of one of the millions of arabs on the cross to return to our name let's. take a larger and larger audience because of the lack of freedom in america and. the previous three stops and been seven months two or egypt behind and. united arab emirates cairo is viewed by many as a military dictatorship while minima and i will be are also criticized by human rights groups for cracking down on freedoms and not so long public protests in tunisia may not be the only bad publicity for th

tunisia's mohamed drager had a golden opportunity to level it in stoppage time.place. toronto against 0rlando there for nba matches taking place. toronto against orlando and a lead 80- 77 toronto against orlando and a lead 80— 77 and the clippers are over —— up 80— 77 and the clippers are over —— up against washington. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, good morning. as expected, tuesday was a really cold day, and it's been cold enoughjust recently to bring some sleet and snow to lower levels, even into the south—east of england. but on wednesday, the coldest air and the strongest winds will push northwards across scotland and northern ireland. so we should see some improvements further south. but we've got a cloudy start on wednesday morning. the wetter weather for northern ireland moving away from northern england, up into scotland. again, some sleet and some snow, particularly over the hills. but then we should see things brightening up, a few showers coming in as well. more detail in the afternoon. you can see the showers in the

mohamed bin said a man met the king of bahrain on sunday journalists in tunisia are demonstrating against binsted man's plans arrival on choose day activists have started a legal challenge to stop his visit because of their revulsion killing let's speak to his a senior researcher for the center for middle eastern and north african politics at free university of berlin that is where he is joining us from thanks very much for speaking to us so i suppose a lot of people saying that it's not really a surprise that the crown prince is going to egypt. so the arabia and egypt are close allies and he has a represented with president c.c. but is there something to be said about the timing of this visit in the way. i think the timing of the visit is should be seen in the context of his general foreign tour which is taking him to many countries and then will eventually take him to argentina to attend the g. twenty summit including a very interesting planned meeting with president hu on so i think this whole forum to timed with the g twenty summit is a message of defiance i think from hamad bin salmo

tunisia miss a sitter and lose to neighbours, morocco.l election, and she's asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest demonstration so far of the fast—growing european antinuclear movement. the south african government has announced that its opening the country's remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to a black majority government in this country, and the destruction of the white civilisation. part of the centuries—old windsor castle, one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire for much of the day. 150 firemen have been battling the blaze, which has caused millions of pounds‘ worth of damage. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: the united nations envoy to yemen, martin griffiths, is expected to hold talks with rebel leaders to prepare the ground for peace talks. however, fresh fighting has hit the city of hodeida. president trump says his administration w

not quite as heavily now that circles having the western med and the extension that means rain in tunisia and algeria seems quite likely less so and you took the rocker nineteen in the sunshine in about the day after day we still got rain running into argyria in tunisia but again morocco is in the sunshine for most north africa now is calm down over the compare the last two or three days it's to pretty woman places still thirty one for example in cairo. ard. well again you're watching a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions are being prepared against saudis involved in the killing of. saudi leaders have so far resisted international pressure to reveal who ordered the journalist murder aides to crown prince mohammed bin man or implicate. the saudi and iraqi coalition in yemen has targeted an air base. to launch missiles and ground it's sending more troops to retake the port city of data and the u.n. relaunches talks to end the war. front services have been cut in parts of pakistan and protesters continue to block the roads as anger grows over a bl

his violations against human rights and to make them more human more palatable and they're using tunisia after the crown prince is due to visit mauritania before attending the g. twenty summit next week in argentina it tore widely seen as an attempt by this apartment to repair his image during the international outcry over his suspected role in the killing of. a. voters in bahrain awaiting on the results of saturday's parliamentary election state t.v. says turnout was sixty seven percent but opposition groups abandon him and rights groups say the election was a farce. reports. the lyrics in arabic say i'm from her from. state t.v. shows the gulf kingdom going to the polls and voters queuing up hundreds of candidates many of them women are surely a positive sign it's a display of democracy in the mainly undemocratic middle east. but in reality it is just that a display. more than three hundred sixty thousand bahraini religious will to vote but with the playing field paved by the ruling royal family human rights activists say the election is not representative of everyone's hopes and dream

top stories for you want to just zero saudi arabia's crown prince has arrived in tunisia for the latest leg of his first tour abroad since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi protests have been held against his visit some activists said even petition to the court to keep him out of the country five international aid groups have called on the u.s. to hold all military support for you for a saudi arabia u.a.e. led war in yemen in a joint statement the i groups want fourteen million people are at risk of starvation. and three ukrainian sailors captured by russia during a naval confrontation in the black sea will not be set free a court in russian controlled crimea has sent them to two months past. france's president refusing to give in to demands to scrap taxes on fuel emanuel micron instead announced plans to close some reactors in an effort to reduce the reliance on nuclear power he presented his government's energy plans in paris on the so-called yellow vest demonstrators have been rallying in the past few weeks blaming environmental taxes for driving up the price of petrol. the me

of the northern part of africa we are seeing some rain showers anywhere from algeria over towards tunisia all dealing with that same system in the central mediterranean now as we go towards wednesday that system is going to shift a little bit more towards the southeast as well bring some rain towards tripoli also some clouds over here towards parts of libya and egypt benghazi it is going to be a rainy cloudy day for you we do think attempt to there of one thousand degrees. on line when you're looking at wildlife. come together to benefit all parties that's where we're going to have long term or if you join us on sand if you could take me around the content why would you tell me you don't have to set up your experiment for your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually raise several interesting point there that some of our community members are going to join the global conversation. welcome back here with al-jazeera these are your headlines so far saudi arabia's crown prince is facing legal challenges and protests as he continues his first tour oversea

weald and start of the revolution known as the arab spring lawyers and human rights activists in tunisia a mounting a legal challenge to stop the visit but it's unlikely to happen cinesias cash strapped government is desperate for financial aid to tackle poverty instability and unemployment. government leaders are concerned protests might alienate some of the leaders at tech critical moment for the government is getting a great deal of pushback there has been. number of statements for example from the syndicate journalists a very strong third ticket there since their own uprising in two thousand and eleven saying that he is using this trip to whitewash his violations against human rights and to make them more human more palatable and they're using tunisia after the crown prince is due to visit. before attending the g. twenty summit next week in argentina. or widely seen as an attempt by this apartment to repair his image during the international outcry over his suspected role in the killing. of. jamal khashoggi is murder seems to have accomplished something rare in washington political u

to make the yemen more palatable they're using tunisia after the crown prince is due to visit mauritania before attending the g. twenty summit next week in argentina. widely seen as an attempt by this. to repair his image during the international outcry over his suspected role in the killing. of. international says saudi arabia and the u.a.e. must improve their human rights records if they're to be included in an expanded football world cup in twenty twenty two the idea has been mooted by fifa presidents . he's proposed that the twenty twenty two twenty meant be expanded from thirty two teams to forty eight and raises the possibility of saudi and the u.a.e. hosting some of the games themselves he is author of turbulent world of middle east soccer and he joins us via skype from manila good to have you with us why do you think is proposing this for the tournament as soon as twenty twenty two why is proposing this james. i think there are two reasons one is the fact that the president of the team knows both for financial and political reasons as been pushing for the expansion of the five wo

is expected in tunisia later on tuesday but activists want the courts to keep him out. yes media reporting donald trump's son in law pushed the department of defense officials to inflate the value of arms deals with saudi arabia to increase their perceived importance. or had a fifteen billion dollar deal recategorized as being worth one hundred ten billion dollars three ukrainian sailors captured by russia during enable confrontation in the black sea will not be set free a court and russian controlled crimea has sentenced them to two months in a city. president is refusing to give in to the demands to scrap taxes on fuel i know mark on instead announced. to announce to close some reactors to reduce the reliance on nuclear power. as governments energy plans and paris so-called yellow vest demonstrators have been rallying in the last few weeks blaming environmental taxes for driving up petrol prices across says he hears the protestors that he will not be scrapping the levies. the men. several weeks now a large protest movements based on the price of fuel has been growing

many people in tunisia feel the purpose of this visit is to help legitimize the crown prince after he appeared to be isolated by parts of the international community after official g.'s murder images like this arguably stronger than the chance of the protesters the message from those protesters is loud and clear not only are they protesting against the visit running for that matter but also against the manner of this one of. the one young man. now that is a woman and children and devastated the country of ours this two news in front of us was murder they also had themselves in the whites of one of the millions of the cross the region who are unable. to take charge and. because of the lack of freedom. the previous three stops and been seven months to or were egypt behind and the united arab emirates cairo is viewed by many as a military dictatorship while minima and i will be are also criticized by human rights groups for cracking down on freedoms and not long public protests in tunisia may not be the only bad publicity for the crown prince on tuesday human rights watch announced it ha

excessively controlled by the saudis no surprise then that he was welcomed with open arms but in tunisia the birthplace of the so-called arab spring a different type of welcome awaits the prince to newseum protesters angry that their government is welcoming the man widely believed to be responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi on the eve of his expected arrival the journalist union together with a dozen or so civil society groups held a press conference denouncing the visit and holding on to new zealand's to take part in protests nationwide among them the head of the tunisian national union of students the subject of a new meal for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen my husband said men want to continue here just to give an idea that to be accepte

cream and with with my rocor and two music right with turkey so that came already as well and from tunisia as well but basically from the local guest workers it passed a little bit a notice. me train with them so you know it was some whole invisible but this interesting for me also to see how the people tried and i'm game to try to to invoke themselves in that political movements and to ask for that rights and. that is what we wanted to show here as well that the migrants were in tier like then it's not something that you only can talk about but that you have and wants to you know so we show on this side we showed we have here in the opposition and that is one of the voice of the my concern here as well the wards of. the discussion in the german society with all the fears and. prejudice and already in the in the in the eighty's the ship is full and here we have a sense that it's fascinating. character to chose the current dorm the cathedral in cologne surrounded by minarets so representing the fear of a completely overwhelming that. movement in germany and that is four thousand nine hundre

and of course that matter right in morocco and of north coast of algeria and tunisia. the meeting voice of the business world mostly expo brings together hundreds of companies and investors from all over the world if you already joined a new market let's meet in turkey let's win together to expose november twenty first or the twenty fourth at sienna is dumble for details information on registration mostly at expo dot com to movie mates were brought in dead they don't want the members of the only team vaccinators targeted and vaccines rejected pakistan faces a constant battle in its war against polio a very difficult situation al jazeera follows the extraordinary health workers who risk their lives in one of polio is final strongholds and we don't assume terse work we haven't asserted the storage so we're doing their lifelines the last drops on al-jazeera. coming. up. and i welcome back a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. media are reporting that the cia believes saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin ordered. to his temple to second president donald tr

twenty summit next week in a symbolic move lawyers in tunisia are filing a legal challenge to prevent the saudi crown prince from visiting their country it comes amid a growing call from opposition parties for the government to take strong action in the wake of. ricardo gonzalez is a tunisia based journalist and he says annoys are aware of the challenges involved for the case to succeed. so this is a bill that is goal yes. americans were but you. know there are. oh yes there were when we were. in so there's little reason to move nate. and the cords trying to prevent. oh. well we. don't need they will wonder where. they're ok. maybe eight. years. and then he was responsible for it they face right now to the democratic republic of congo where i knew alliance has been formed in the race to replace president joseph kabila more on that in just a moment but first some background on what's been happening in the d r c outgoing president joseph kabila has been in power since two thousand and one his backing its former interior minister emanuel dari to replace him several opposition leaders hav

stories here on al-jazeera the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salma is due to arrive shortly in tunisia meetings with the president and prime minister on the latest leg of the tour seen as a bid to rebuild his image after the show. a call to russian annex crimea has ordered some of the ukrainian navy sailors captured by russia to be held for two months. and three u.s. soldiers have been killed when a roadside bomb exploded in eastern afghanistan. help end the war in yemen prevent a massive famine and save tens of thousands of children civilian lives that is the message for five major order aid organizations to the united states they're calling on the department of defense to cut military support for the saudi emraan to coalition to force them to change their approach to the conflict the holiday reports from across the red sea in djibouti. in a joint letter to the u.s. government the five charities say the hole to u.s. military support for the sodium but article would save many lives the u.s. they say is fueling a crisis that has severe consequences for millions of civilians. the interna

is expected in tunisia later on tuesday but activists there want the courts to keep him from entering the country smile scholl reports in the capital tunis. first stop him have been some man's regional tour was to his closest ally mohammed bin zayed crown prince of the united arab emirates his saudi counterpart eager to show that it's business as usual for him and that he hasn't been affected by the fallout from the murder of jamal khashoggi bin sandman is also visiting behind and egypt as part of his trip both countries have close ties with riyadh so close they are seen by many to be excessively controlled by the saudis no surprise then that he was welcomed with open arms but in tunisia the birthplace of the so-called arab spring a different type of welcome awaits the prince to newseum protesters angry that their government is welcoming the man widely believed to be responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi on the eve of his expected arrival the journalists union together with a dozen or so civil society groups held a press conference denouncing the visit and holding o

s in the embassy of saudi arabia the consul assad arabia but obviously inside turkey so from tunisia to argentina the world will be watching to see whether inside man's trip is at all successful. but just a quick look at the top stories this hour on al-jazeera the white house says the president doesn't plan to meet the saudi crown prince at the g twenty summit in argentina later this week prince mohammed bin sound that has been touring several countries in a bid to rebuild his image to international outrage of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi al-jazeera as white house correspondent can be helped it was at that white house briefing here's what national security adviser john bolton said when asked about audio recordings. so let me take the question of the tape first no i haven't listened to it and i guess i should ask you why do you think i should what do you think i learned from curious eyes or you might have access to that foreign intelligence committee in this room speak arabic. that the senator produced what do you want me to listen to or what am i going to learn from it if

excessively controlled by the saudis no surprise then that he was welcomed with open arms but in tunisia of the birthplace of the so-called arab spring a different type of welcome awaits the prince to newseum protesters angry that their government is welcoming the man widely believed to be responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi on the eve of his expected arrival the journalists union together with a dozen or so civil society groups held a press conference denouncing the visit and holding on to new zealand's to take part in protests nationwide among them the head of the two news international union of students the subject of indian meal for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen now been said many want to continue here just to give an idea that to b

so what does tunisia and libya and north africa look like. what does tunisia look like? this is a pretty story or a very ugly story because it's going to be in cahoots, if you will, or a recipient of what happened in libya? >> it's going to be a mixed story, tunisia. morocco, algeria, and tunisia are all over 10,000 what we call microprotests a year. the trend is a way from big conflicts to small conflicts. they are increasing and they doubled over the last three years and we will have more and more of that. the externalities of that are the question mark. when do things get big and threaten the big mac row political issues? politics will remain complicated and they will be insufficient and the big question is to what degree they can keep the lid on security threats and on that, all in some ways are so far, so good. they are maintaining a hold. if i can add one sentence on libya. in total agreement with emily, i would like to add an if-then. if the u.s. remains unengaged, i predict the miss mipessimistic . if the americans help out with this intraeuropean rivalry, if the

quick look at the top stories this hour saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell none has arrived in tunisia for the latest leg of his tour of arab states but the u.s. president donald trump about u.s. president all top has currently no plans to meet him at the g. twenty summit in argentina this week five major aid agencies are calling on the united states to cut military support for the saudi m.r.c. coalition in yemen to stop and feeling the humanitarian crisis and of course in russian an exclusive mayor has ordered twelve ukrainian navy sailors captured by russia to be held for two months. now mississippi voters are going to the polls in the last u.s. senate race to be decided this year republican cindy hyde smith is in a tight race against democrat like s.b. and what's usually a staunch conservative state vote became racially charged off to hide smith was recorded telling a supporter she would attend a public hanging thousands of black men were killed by white people in mississippi during lynchings before the civil rights era well john hendren is in jackson mississippi and joins me now an

morocco and tunisia. shift boss sabri a german of to nissin descent. i've been a spiritual guide to many arabs who came from north africa since the one nine hundred sixty s. . but that. is. the statement from must. have. it or must not it is tell you what i mean. i was c.s.a. way over to mr sharon janet. hamill who. asked me what i like when i actually had to from the body the. last almost a month and we had already having this but. what i can. if you have it be dead when we. have that's when i'll be at. home. and how we year. when. i thought coffee been especially the congeal of the initial fear. the. small local tunisian and then. even as i was slender. by it was intent on straight but a classic. one should. have for. the indian. had just the. induction. in and took one out of. the issue of large scale immigration to germany has become a national discussion. even in the countries vos museums so. well at home in a gorgeous torsional you know we hear now at the exhibition multicultural germany the country from the creation we have in germany a very emo

well just a few hours ago the saudi crown prince mohammed bin soundman arrived in tunisia to meetings with the president and prime minister it's the latest leg of a tour of arab nations head of the g. twenty but he's facing more protests over the murder of jamal khashoggi the tunisian judiciary is investigating a complaint by the journalists union accusing the prince of human rights violations . reports from tunis. you are not welcome that is the message to crown prince mohammed bin solomon from hotel stairs in kim's u.s. capitol they gathered in the center of the city with banners impact college the announcement of visits of the saudi royal amman they believe to be a war criminal and an enemy of democracy with the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi still fresh in people's minds and the war in yemen could be people almost on a daily basis hundreds of chinese you can say they felt the need to demonstrate against bin some. say that we are against mohammed bin so mom's visit to reformation every tennessean to freetown is yet a democratic tennessean he has deprived his people of democra

due to attend the g twenty summits over alleged war crimes committed by saudi forces in yemen in tunisiawhere he's due to land on tuesday activists are asking the courts to stop him getting in. reports now from the capital there tunis. first stop him have been some man's regional tour was to his closest ally mohammed bin zayed crown prince of the united arab emirates his saudi counterpart eager to show that it's business as usual for him and that he hasn't been affected by the fallout from the murder of jamal khashoggi bin sandman is also visiting behind in egypt as part of his trip both countries have close ties with riyadh so close they are seen by many to be excessively controlled by the saudis no surprise then that he was welcomed with open arms but in tunisia the birthplace of the so-called arab spring a different type of welcome awaits the prince to newseum protesters angry that their government is welcoming the man widely believed to be responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi on the eve of his expected arrival the journalist union together with a dozen or so civil