tunisia condemns the attack on safe cities in saudi arabia, attacking them by ballistic missiles andking commercial ships outside the anded arab emirates, attacking the oil pump stations which is aabia, threat to the international navigation. and tunisia emphasizes that the collective national security is and it confirms saudi arabia's keenness and all the tob countries' keenness maintain security in the whole of the region and in the world. excellencies and highness is are adhering end -- standing ands are adhering firmly together in order to have more solidarity and in order to increase our ability to face the perils and challenges, and to face terrorism in all its forms which target the security of our countries and their development. represents one of the causes that feeds the divisions andh some of our countries some countries of the region suffer. and in this framework, we call upon everyone internationally againstonally to stand participate to the causes of tensions and everything that undermines the international peace and security, and to condemn all attacksand terrorist and

they survived 8 hours in the water now they've been brought to tunisia some 70 of their friends and family died in the perilous crossing trying to reach europe. in south africa the governing a.n.c. has declared the election winner the party that has ruled the country since the end of apartheid is losing appeal and under pressure we find out why from our correspondent in cape town also coming up. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program. thousands of people have taken to the streets in cities across albania demanding the resignation of prime minister 80 rahma opposition parties called the demonstrations hoping to force ramit to resign and call snap elections in the capital to round up protesters besieged the prime minister's office throwing molotov cocktails at the building police responded with tear gas the opposition accuses ramma of manipulating election results 2 years ago and alleges his party has links to organized crime and violence is the latest in 3 months of anti-government protests. and for more on this i'm joined by correspondent for sorry in the albanian capital of tirana these a

brother the president of tunisia and. for chairing this session while today here gathering to consider the threats that. are threatening the.

as seen by the latest tragedy that has taken place of the coast of tunisia.cked that 250 people died crossing the berlin wall during a generation of the cold war, and now we seem to accept 2500 or more people dying in the mediterranean. it's a damning verdict of the so—called european civilisation. we cannot have that happening. in the first three months of 2019, 15,900 refugees and migrants arrived in europe via the mediterranean. a 17% decrease in the same period of 2018. but in the first four months of this year, 164 people have died making the crossing. that is one death for every three who have reached european shores. a migrant boat successfully docking in italy. there were 30 on board who had been rescued a0 miles off the coast of libya. but italy's interior minister matteo salvini declared in a tweet that it was the "last trip" for the ship. it is this type of hardline stance which has reduced the numbers arriving in the country this year. italy has also engaged libyan forces to stop migrants setting off, or to return them to libya if found at sea — a

least 65 migrants drown trying to reach europe from libya, when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia. killed by rabies, the norwegian holiday maker bitten by a puppy in the phillippines, the first fatality in norway from the disease in 200 years. and what happened when vladimir putin tried to wow the crowds at the ice hockey? they're the world's two biggest economies — but at the moment they're engaging in a trade war that's threatening to escalate. china's vice president has denied trade talks with the united states have disintegrated — despite the failure of discussions in washington. liu he said that setbacks were inevitable and the two sides have agreed to meet again in beijing. the united states has now imposed 25 per cent tariffs on some chinese imports, and is working to impose tariffs on even more chinese goods. president trump has said china will bear the cost, but the burden is likely to fall on us consumers. jon sopel reports. bell tolls. a bell can signify celebration, but it also can ring out a warning and today it felt like the latter after donald trump imposed much hig

brother the president of tunisia and. for sharing this session why are today here gathering to consider the threats that. are threatening the security of the arab countries and the international cleared. the international economy at a time when the palestinian. cause is the main and the 1st cause until the palestinian people get their user rights and. the state of palestine and its capital is jerusalem in accordance with the international resolutions today we are facing threat of the arab. sic security and the. trade. which. the. united arab emirates and the pump and installations in saudi arabia which was sponsored by iran. this is not new and the regime iranian regime is still breach of the international laws and. charters interfere in other countries their own majesty's excellences. despite the attacks of the iranian regime's and the practices of the iranian regime or through their. proxies. the. countries. have managed to face this. attacks and. continue with their developments and mannish reserved for their security

we very much of value the the resolutions of the summit in tunisia in march 2019 and the the arab league in the run in 2000. and $82018.00 and which condemns all the american and is illusions in respect of judicial him and the board does and the. the the. occupation of the. israeli occupation of palestine and the palestinian. state on the borders of $167.00 with this new resolution as it's a capital and also the refuse years. refugees problem and the arab. initiative as approved unto a release all the captives in this. i would like to reaffirm our absolute. absence at salute a stance against the. deal of the century. and there too it's. to abolish the principle of having stew state solution and this. land. for peace and this. instead of a flourishing. for peace and in the past we had. a. what we had we didn't have. i. support financial support from other countries and we hope the rest can adhere to this palestine has refused he refused the. and if used a placement of land for peace by flourish meant flourishing for peace. and if you is the invitation that's called by the american adminis

well tunisia's prime minister use of chaffetz had stooge the international workers day to announce a six and a half percent increase in the minimum wage it's the industrial and agricultural sector is as well as construction workers pensioners to following the raise the monthly minimum pay will reach the movement of one hundred thirty four us dollars tunisia's struggled with an economic slowdown and growing public on restaurant lack of improvements since the uprising of twenty eleven the country has been under pressure from lenders maybe the international monetary fund to revamp its economy. top trade negotiators from the u.s. and china have resume talks aimed at ending a months long tariff war between the world's leading economies washington is pressing beijing to roll back industry development plans it says a based in part on stolen technology aging signal they have full of unjustified regulations subsidies and practices that impede fair competition and to stall the market u.s. treasury secretary steven the new sions that talks were entering into a decisive phase. the transport indu

survivors of a shipwreck in the mediterranean have arrived in tunisia they were trying to reach europe aboard a boat sailed from libya but dozens died when the vessel went down in international waters 16 people were rescued by fishing vessels and then now sharing their stories . the horror of what they've seen all too apparent. the small group of the survivors of a bug carrying at least $75.00 people. they've now been taken to a migrant center and. then just starting to grate what happened to them in the mediterranean say. to. others in our beds creeper in deep shock they still wake and some are ill because the waters will code they bite sank in the middle of the night they are rescued off to dorn says. we. ate a whole. day to. see if all of the passengers will man sent to stuff talk to them about their fight for journey in some cases they staple type thousands of euros they dreamed of beginning a new life in europe they could not have imagined the risk would be this high. b. c. . they didn't make it then instead they back not far from where they started in tunisia having lost friends

the italian navy says it has rescued 36 migrants off the coast of libya, but off tunisia a migrant boatas capsized, killing at least 65 people. british scientists unveil what they say are radical new plans to tackle climate change. and the life—saving brain surgery vets have carried out on this endangered parrot. hello and welcome to bbc news. china's vice—president has denied trade talks with the united states have disintegrated, despite the failure of discussions in washington. liu he said that setbacks were inevitable and the two sides have agreed to meet again in beijing. the united states has now imposed higher tariffs on some chinese imports. president trump has said china will bear the cost — but the burden is likely to fall on us consumers. jon sopel reports. bell tolls. a bell can signify celebration, but it also can ring out a warning and today it felt like the latter after donald trump imposed much higher tariffs on chinese goods coming into the us, and fired out a warning to the world's second biggest economy that he is digging in for the long haul. he tweeted: the chinese a

staying on ramadan many in tunisia seek to improve their income with some of the seasonal jobs that flourished during the holy month for muslims all the markets are alleys in various to asian cities are packed with seasonal vendors who appear with the president of ramadan it's a period of big business for many people food sales especially sweets all lives and pickles got a special boost at this time. now disease hit avengers and game may be on its way to becoming the biggest grossing film in history but it wasn't quite within last quarter's reporting period so it hasn't helped the entertainment companies latest figures there's these film profits were down on last year when it had two strong movies black panther and the last guy this year there was only one major blockbuster captain marvel still walt disney recorded better than expected second quarter revenue of close to fifteen billion dollars disney is on a mission to turn into a streaming powerhouse with disney plus with the c o x x the service to run at a loss for the first five years. shares in german engineering conglomerate siemens have

least 65 migrants trying to reach europe from libya drowned when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia. local fishermen rescued sixteen survivors. a 24—year—old norwegian woman has died after contracting rabies from a stray dog in the philippines. bi rg itte kallestad was travelling when the puppy she took in bit her. she fell ill soon after returning to norway, and died at the hospital where she worked. those are the latest headlines. a canadian tourist whose fiance was killed in the london bridge attacks two years ago, has told an inquest the scene was like a ‘war zone‘. tyler ferguson was walking across the bridge with his girlfriend christine archibald, when she was struk by girlfriend christine archibald, when she was struck by a van targeting pedestrians. he says moments before she was hit, they'd swapped places on the pavement. daniel sandford reports. chrissy archibald and her fiance, tyler ferguson, walking on london bridge on a summer's night. canadian tourists who'd just enjoyed dinner at a thai restaurant. two minutes after these cctv images, they stopped and kissed, and sw

morocco and tunisia. shift. a german off to nissin descent. i've been a spiritual guide to many arabs who came from north africa since the 1960 s. . but that. is. the statement from my. stereo well i'm your. mother. jenny. hamel. what i like when i actually had from. home is a myth and we already have in this but. what i can. be led when we go and. that's when i'll be at. home. and how we year. when. i thought coffee been especially the congealing feel. the. small local tunisian and then. he wouldn't. name a. guest by it was intent on straight but as. this one took less. than half of. the indian. name in and took one out of. the issue of large scale immigration to germany has become a national discussion. even in the country's vast museums. well at home the gorgeous distortion will we hear now at the exhibition multicultural germany a country from the creation we have in germany a very emotional discussion about the creation. since the beginning germany was a country of human creation and here we want to show the creations from the fifty's up

migrants who survived when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia have given their account of the disaster in which at least 60 people drowned. dozens of us states join a lawsuit against major drugs companies accusing them of price—fixing and trying to reduce competition. it's known as the olympics of the art world, artists descend on venice for its biennale international art festival. the united nations says houthi rebels trying to topple the government in yemen are honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports in the country but the withdrawal has also been met with skepticism and mistrust from the yemeni government. hudaydah and a number of other smaller ports are crucial for the distribution of international aid in a country where millions are on the verge of starvation. this report from our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, contains some distressing images. the first signs of life in a deal that was almost dead. today, houthi fighters started pulling out from all key ports saying they would be out in four days. they had been in charge here for nearly five

migrants who survived when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia have given their account of theisaster in which at least least sixty people drowned. fighting for life, we are frightened, we were swimming eight hours. and more gilets jaunes demonstrations in paris, but is the movement beginning to run out of steam 7 hello and welcome to world news today. the united nations says houthi rebels trying to topple the government in yemen are honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports in the country. the unilateral pull out from hodeida and a number of smaller harbours, is scheduled for the next four days, and marks the first significant step in a ceasefire agreement, brokered by the un last december. the ports are crucial for the distribution of international aid in a country where millions are on the verge of starvation. forfour years the houthi rebels, supported by iran, have been fighting the yemeni government, which is backed by a coalition of countries led by saudi arabia. this report from our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, does contain some distressing

for saturday and as we head through sunday is still with us say for the coast about syria and into tunisia really looking pretty wet we're back should be dry of a 28 degrees. at 35. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. stories generates thousands of. with different angles from different perspectives on the sun just a long standoff with. is finally over separate the spin from the facts. and misinformation from the journalism protesters complain about the under-reported of police violence the sensationalizing of the demonstration with the listening post on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour. donald trump is sending $1500.00 soldiers to the middle east as the disputes with iran escalates the iranian foreign minister calls the deployment a threat to international peace and security. the u.s. president startled trump has just landed in japan for a 4 day visit he will meet prime minister shinzo abby for talks about trade sounds north korea's nuclear program. and at least 9 people have been killed in an airstrike by the saudi m.r.c. coalition in yemen the ra

they didn't make it then instead they back not far from where they started in tunisia having lost friends relatives and acquaintances in that deadly say. some sports news now in men's tennis the final pairing at the madrid open has been confirmed with novak djokovic facing stefano sets of paths later today so it's a pass knocks out the tournament's record a champion rafael nadal in 3 sets stunning the world number 2 in a coming of age performance the match ended 642663 in his favor and means people battle it out for the title against novak djokovic which earlier the world number one only needed 2 sets to defeat austrian dominic team but it was a close run affair ending 7676. and in women's tennis there's a new champion at the madrid open last year's finalist kiki betts and had another crack at the title and this time she came out on top against well number 3 simona halep. ready and focused kiki burtons of the netherlands faced a tough challenge in her quest to win the biggest tide love her career beating 2 time madrid open winner simona halep. after a tight opening set britain's took it 6

mediterranean involving migrants at least $65.00 drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia on friday it was able to rescue 16 people survivors said most of those on board the boat were from bangladesh they have departed from libya on thursday. in the least populous government often faces criticism for its opposition to mass migration and has long pursued a close port policy and stands accused of restricting the work of humanitarian groups on friday 30 people who work with were allowed to disembark in lampedusa the southernmost point of italy after other european countries agreed to take them in but italy promptly seized the rescue vessel and the far right interior minister matteo saw the need to clear it in a tweet but this would be the last trip for the ship. risk huge from a sinking ship. an italian boat the morri journey of a humanitarian charity save the. libyan coast. the 30 migrants including 2 pregnant women of 5 children according to the ngo are just a few of the 00s of people who have already attempted to cross the mediterranean this year. according to its release

the situation joel first of all bring us up to date with what happens when we're hearing both from tunisia and libya is staff that we have on the field understand there were two rescues separately this afternoon or during the day one of them was the one you mentioned we figure at least fifty ragland's have drowned in that incident we think we know that sixty of survivors are recovered we don't know how many more are confirmed deaths we will hear about also surely there after shortly after this was reported there was a rescue on a libyan coast guard of a boat carrying about one hundred one migrants were on the stand all these two of them women and they have been taken back to rid of the city clubs so through our understanding with this incident we're talking about four hundred ninety three confirmed deaths on me mediterranean this year through tuesday may. one of. well over half of those are just in iraq between libya and italy ok let's talk just for a moment about that first vote you mentioned that first incident for we know there is a high number of casualties who were the refugees that w

the italian navy says it has rescued 36 migrants off the coast of libya, but off tunisia a migrant boats in 200 years as a norwegian girl is bitten by a puppy she took in. and what happened when vladimir putin tried to wow the crowds at the ice hockey?

they didn't make it there instead they're back not far from where they started in tunisia having lost friends relatives and acquaintances in that deadly say. and that's take a look at some sports now in the bundestag by and munich missed the chance to wrap up the title with a game to spare as they failed to 8. the reigning champions huffed and puffed but they left frustrated as the bull stood on their home patch. a win in light sig would be enough to give by and their 7th bundesliga title in a row and a 1st as a coach to the embattled me coco vouch. but it quickly became clear that light seek were determined to keep buying at bay by any means necessary when they did manage to break through the ranks they found a resolute pizza goulet cheating goal he kept out searching every from close range . and then again from a corner making sure the scores were level at half time. but early in the 2nd half it looked like their resistance had broken gorecki scored the goal to give fire and the championship by force so it seems until the referee checks with his video assistant and ruled the goal ou

are still drowning in the mediterranean just last friday about 60 people drowned off the coast of tunisia and if there was not going to be a you know a solution for this problem people would still be trying to cross the mediterranean which is very deadly according to the u.n. people would still be dying now especially in the summer season ok thanks so much for looking into this for us to. or us on this story thanks very much. well celebrities and fans both young and old have been paying tribute to doris day who passed away at the age of 97 a movie star's wells a very popular singer she embodied body the energy and enthusiasm of an upbeat post-war america her career was started with blockbuster films where she played alongside hollywood's leading that. doris day and rock hudson from the 959 romantic comedy pillow talk the most popular film of days remarkable career she was one of hollywood's brightest stars in the 1950 s. and sixty's a multi-talented blonde starlet with german roots day who was born dog was fun cup of coffee checked all the boxes acting singing and dancing. at her peak day

least 65 migrants drown trying to reach europe from libya, when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisiaes — the norwegian holiday maker bitten by a puppy in the philippines. and what happened when vladimir putin tried to wow the crowds and ice hockey game?

staying on ramadan many in tunisia seek to improve their income with some of the seasonal jobs that flourished during the holy month for muslims all the markets are alleys in various tunisian cities are packed with seasonal vendors who appear with the president of ramadan it's a period of big business for many people food sales especially sweets all lives and pickles got a special boost at this time. now disease hit avengers and game may be on its way to becoming the biggest grossing film in history but it wasn't quite within last quarter's reporting period so it hasn't helped the entertainment companies latest figures does these film profits were down on last year when it had two strong movies black panther and the last guy this year there was only one major blockbuster captain marvel still walt disney reported better than expected second quarter revenue.

mediterranean involving migrants at least $65.00 migrants drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia on friday. navy was able to rescue 16 people survivors said most of those on board the boat were from bangladesh they had departed from libya on thursday. south africa's governing african national congress is heading for a 6th straight term and power but with a diminished mandate with all votes counted the a.n.c. has been declared the winner with 57.5 percent but that's its lowest share since multi-ethnic democracy 25 years ago the party has been battling corruption scandals a sluggish economy and record unemployment even so it was far ahead of its closest rival the opposition democratic alliance which trailed at just under 21 percent. you're watching news live from berlin up next a documentary about amazon's ever growing business with user data stay tuned for that and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our website that's d.w. dot com right now on behalf of the whole team thanks so much for joining. europe a big idea. but what's become of it. what will it

mediterranean sea as many as seventy people are feared to have drowned when their boat sank near the coast of tunisia one of the worst such incidents this year each unison defense ministry says the boat had set sail from libya and was heading for italy the u.n. says that fewer people are making the journey to europe these days but that the voyage is are becoming deadlier we have this report on another group of migrants pulled from the mediterranean. risk youth from a sinking ship. an italian boat. run by a humanitarian charity save them forty kilometers off the libyan coast. the thirty migrants including two pregnant women of five children according to the ngo are just a few of the thousands of people who have already attempted to cross the mediterranean this year. according to italy's anti migration deputy prime minister. italy's ports are closed to illegal migrants but these people landing in lampedusa cicely a lucky italy's prime minister giuseppe consummate allowed the ship to dock tomorrow john you know stuff applaud the migrants but this might have been its last mission. i've spoken to sell vin

migrants who survived when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia have given their account of thejor drugs companies accusing them of price—fixing and trying to reduce competition. it's known as the olympics of the art world, artists descend on venice for its biennalel international art festival.

in both tunisia and in morocco. the muslim brotherhood affiliated parties are represented in the parliaments and their major players and. to the extent that they fall under this designation it would be common possible for the us government to have diplomatic relations with them it would be hard for them to have contact with them allies that are likely to have been consulted include israel and saudi arabia that sites cut a support for the muslim brotherhood as a reason for the ongoing blockade of that country. but the apparent peace mint of countries like saudi arabia may be only one reason for the trumpet ministrations deliberations another is domestic the decision to outlaw the brotherhood would play well to president trump's political base which is deeply distrustful of any movement that preaches the word muslim. my kind of al-jazeera washington. naruhito has given his first address as the new emperor of japan he says he will go in accordance with the constitution and work towards peace in japan and in the wild fo

migrants who survived when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia have given their account of theng for life, we are frightened, we were swimming eight hours.

near zero and morocco where the organization is an integral part of the democratic process in both tunisia and in morocco. muslim brotherhood affiliated parties are represented in the parliaments and their major players and. to the extent that they fall under the stairs and nation it would be common possible for the us government to have diplomatic relations with them it would be hard for them to have contact with them allies that are likely to have been consulted include israel and saudi arabia that cites kut-o. support for the muslim brotherhood as a reason for the ongoing blockade of that country but the apparent peace mint of countries like saudi arabia may be only one reason for the trumpet ministrations deliberations another is domestic the decision to outlaw the brotherhood would play well to president trump's political base which is deeply distrustful of any movement that features the word muslim mike hanna al-jazeera washington japan has welcomed its one hundred twenty six emperor in a brief ceremony in the capital take care emperor and that he has taken over from his father. you

twenty mark in benghazi that has warmed up to the west breeze out of the interior might be dusty for tunisia now gee but look at the increase in temperature in tunis we're going to focus twenty nine on a whole ten degrees rai's on yesterday's. sponsor. i really want to get down to the nitty gritty the reality whether online. male chauvinism that is planned with in our global federation it is really hard to get. or if you join us. this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us in our live you tube shot and you too can be in history join the global conversation on now to zero. following on the top stories on al-jazeera this hour iran that stopping its sale of enriched uranium and could restart high level production if world powers don't follow the terms of the twenty fifty nuclear agreement voters in south africa begun casting their ballots in parliamentary elections the governing african national congress is likely to win but the party is expected to get fewer votes than past elections at least eight people have been killed in a blast outside a popular shrine in the pakistani city of l

it was february 2011 and inspired by peoples uprisings in tunisia and egypt kurdish activists took to the streets against government corruption and repression launching a protest of thousands the last in $63.00 days nobody will ever. say that. i mean. that. that. i mean that. that's a. really good where you know that on the 1st day government security forces opened fire on demonstrators who had surrounded political party offices and were throwing stones dozens were wounded one man was shot dead over the next 2 months government forces killed at least 9 more protesters as a among them zahir mahmoud a man's 14 year old son so q. could you hear the name packing that you could use. many good general. shade critical. but the kurds have other worries tensions with the central government are escalating kurdish leaders have been signing development contracts with foreign oil companies asserting it's their right to do what they please with resources in their territory. baghdad says that's just not true the k r g this is a kiddish regional government. feel that they have the right to negotiate

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as many as 70 are feared to have drown when the boat sank near the coast of tunisia. the tunisian defense ministry said the boat set sail from libya, heading for italy. the u.n. says fewer people are making the journey but the voyages are deadlieier. reporter: rescued from a sinking ship. an italian boat run by a humanitarian charity saved them 40 kililometerss off the libyan coast. the 30 migrarants, i includingno pregegnant womomen, a and fivive children, are a few of t the thousands of people who havave attemptedd to cross the mediterranean this year. according to italy's's anti-migration deputy prime minister, italy's portsts are closed to illegal migrants but these people, landing in sicily, are lucky. italy's prime minister allowed the ship to dock. the staff applaud the migrants but this might have been its last mission. >> i've spoken to salveney about the boat and we agree on the police seizing the ship. the ship was already on a a warning. reporter: this ship is one of the few rescue ships still in operation in the mediterranean. conte said other european un

staying on ramadan many in tunisia seek to improve their income with some of the seasonal jobs that flourished during the holy month for muslims all the markets are alleys and various tunisian cities are packed with seasonal vendors who appear with the president of ramadan it's a period of big business for many people food sales especially sweets all of it and pickles got a special boost at this time. now this he said avengers and game may be on its way to becoming the biggest grossing film in history but it wasn't quite within last quarter's reporting period so it hasn't helped the entertainment companies latest figures does these film profits were down on last year when it had two strong movies black panther and the last guy this year there was only one major blockbuster captain marvel still walt disney reported better than expected second quarter revenue of close to fifteen billion dollars disney is on a mission to turn into a streaming powerhouse with disney plus but the c.e.o. expects the service to run at a loss for the first five years. shares in german engineering conglomerate siemens

from the mediterranean after boat carrying a 100 migrants and refugees capsizes off the coast of tunisia. and one of spain's biggest teams is to boycott a game in the middle east china has the details for. the united nations says the withdrawal of yemen's hoochie rebels from 3 major ports is going according to plan this despite the yemeni government saying the pullout is just a ploy it accuses the who's who sees of handing over control to allies redeployment of fighters as part of a u.n. brokered deal and is expected to continue over the next few days for about manny reports. heavily armed and defiant these 50 fighters in leaving the vizsla important port of high data under a u.n. mediation agreement they have 4 days to leave 3 ports data salif and rice. and the u.n. says so far the deal is going to plan but he say they're moving under unilateral u.n. agreement so coalition forces led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates should also move. the agreement in sweden actually stipulates that all forces must be withdrawn from her data completely we have withdrawn our forces from the 3

now at least 70 refugees and migrants have drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia the. boat sank off the coast of facts after sailing from libya it was one of the deadliest shipwrecks involving refugees and migrants trying to reach europe this year meanwhile more people are being forced from their homes by violence and natural disaster disasters last year than ever before that's according to the norwegian refugee council over 41000000 people are displaced around the world a majority of them are from 10 countries with syria and colombia topping the list in 2018 there were 28000000 new displacements ethiopia the democratic republic of congo and syria account for more than half that figure nearly 11000000 people were forced out by violence and conflict sub-saharan africa was higher than any other region with nearly 3000000 people affected in need feel alone but the majority of new displacement about 17000000 were because of natural disasters the philippines china and india accounted for around 60 percent of all new displacements alexandra belike is director of interna

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