unfortunately, i think that tunisia should try to stop people leaving, but tunisia does not have an interest in keeping these poor people that come from sub-saharan africa. they have an interest and send them. -- in sending them. it is a burden for them. until tunisia gets the money it has been promised to receive, i do not think the agreement could be considered operational. mohammed: italy says it is lacking support from europe. the european union says it is ready to help. what do you think could be done immediately? are there concrete steps that could be taken that would make the situation improved dramatically? >> at the moment, we have a problem talking about how this problem occurred. we have to focus on the humanitarian situation at lampedusa or the southern borders of europe in general. get those people the help they need, whether it be redistributing them a fairly among countries that will stand in solidarity with italy or at least something help to those people. the facilities at those places are not enough to contain those amounts of people. mohammed: we have run out of time. than

the popular revolt ousted tunisia's dictator, ben ali.y tunisians fear that their current leader is just as bad. kaouther: tunisia is failing as an economy, as a state. malcolm: kaouther ferjani is another exile living in london. her father, said, an opposition lawmaker, was also arrted in february's sweep and is currently held in one of the country's most overcrowded jails. kaouther: rather than fixing the problem, the president and those around him are looking for any scapegoat possible. so they have come for all their political opposition, the media, judges, and now they're coming for the average citizen. malcolm: the exiles are urging washington to sanction the tunisian leader's inner circle. yusra: there must be accountability for kais saied, his interior minister, his justice minister, and anyone implicated in the constant grave human rights violations being committed in tunisia. there must be sanctions on them. malcolm: is that a reasonable course of action? should that be something that the united states should consider to try to

this is the side of tunisia that tourists don't see.was filmed by his wife. >> my father is dying in prison. a horrible situation to be in. >> happier times in tunisia with his father before he went into exile in germany. his father ended up here. >> it is horrible treatment. the most disgusting treatment you can imagine. i am tired. i can't talk anymore. please. >> 34 years, literally giving your life and blood to this country, dismantling massive terrorist entities. >> in 2015, extremists killed 22 people at a museum. then a jihadi murdered 38 tourists at a beach resort before being killed. the investigation led to the arrests of and life sentences for seven terrorists. >> tunisia was a country besieged by terrorism and my father effectively dismantled all of it. >> that has not swayed the president of tunisia, seen here in a facebook video with music that has become his theme song. he is ignoring international calls to release political prisoners. he suspended parliament in a clear breach of his election pledge years earlier. >> our

— approach such as engaging with tunisia and along the route and our legistation— tunisia and alonge legal side. speaks italian. the first point, we will step up c and aerial— the first point, we will step up c and aerial surveillance and can do this through frontex and furthermore i this through frontex and furthermore i support— this through frontex and furthermore i support options to expand existing naval— i support options to expand existing naval missions in the mediterranean or work— naval missions in the mediterranean or work and — naval missions in the mediterranean or work and we will speed up the supply— or work and we will speed up the supply of— or work and we will speed up the supply of equipment to the tunisian coastguard. speaks italian. my six point, we will take actions against _ my six point, we will take actions against the logistics of the smugglers. we will also work with the italian authorities to ensure the removal and destruction of boats and dinghies. speaks italian. my seventh point, the european asylum — my seventh point, the european asylum agency is rea

popular is, of course, tourism , and russia intends to return. the flow to tunisia to the pre-covid hundred thousand people a year who will visit tunisia, a plan has been outlined for increasing and trade turnover, in just 6 months of this year it exceeded 1 billion 200 million dollars, and it is necessary it should be noted that there are also grandiose plans for joint interaction in outer space, russia has already launched the first tunisian communications satellite, as part of the interaction there are five more, well, in turn , the tunisian side is open to interacting with russia in absolutely all areas, there are countless of them, let’s listen, what did the tunisian foreign minister say about this? russia is an important partner for us, and we want to develop our bilateral relations with it. as mr. already said. minister lavrov, and you understand this, we have a coincidence of points of view on issues of international relations on all the topics that we discussed with him, as for bilateral relations, i will say the following: all areas are open to us, and we are open to stren

it's about stabilizing tunisia because a lot of migrants coming from tunisia. while this is very controversial what is going on, we also have an interest in stabilizing the country and not just putting in ephesus on border control. >> eu lawmakers have voiced concern repeatedly and ngos we don't even have to start with about the inhumane treatment that migrants are receiving from the tunisian authorities. why does it seem so difficult to curb illegal migration and respect human rights? >> i think over the last 10 years we have really -- steadily eroded our standards. we continue to cooperate with libyan forces despite critical allegations of as of human rights abuses. we can't just dictate to those countries do this or do that, we have to cooperate with those who are not -- in our neighborhood. it's also fair to say that we cannot cooperate with every actor. in tunisia it is unfortunate that it used to be the model case lee speaking and in the last year that half it has got down a bad path of increasing autocratic role, and on the pressure of italy and the ital

tunisia could become another african nightmare.e melody for the whole of europe, which never understood that promising and not delivering is a failed strategy, and also to criticize the other day, tunisia banned the entry of the european parliament mission into the country, which accused the authorities of non-compliance with human rights. but according to the intelligence services, leaving the country is free only in october. to the shores of italy , 300,000 people are ready to pay. and emelyanova 200 italy the picture of the day would not be complete without our colleagues in the regions who have already taken their places in the studios in the gdrk. this is also an opportunity to introduce the whole country to what our two branches will tell you about first in one word, state television and radio broadcasting company smolensk and daria arrestarkhova. i say, good evening, the smolensk region has chosen the best plowman today. this is a traditional autumn competition for participating machine operators. in fifty contestants took p

luca: we don't have evidence of this kind of organized attempt by tunisia.or sure, a government like the one -- is well aware of the kind of leverage he has due to fears of migration in europe. but i don't have the elements right now to say that there is an organized attempt to force hands. for sure since the memorandum has been signed, there has been an increasing number of arrivals from tunisia. but i don't think -- again, i don't have the evidence to say this is an organized attempt. christian: ok, really good to talk to you. thank you for that. luca: thank you for having me. christian: the u.n. says the devastation caused by the floods in eastern libya with the collision between climate and the country's inability to handle it. at lea 11,000 people died when two dams burst during heavy storm, sending torrents of water through the coastal city of derna. the u.n.'s emergency relief coordinator said today he has redeployed a team that he previously sent it to deal with the earthquake in morocco. our colleague quentin sommerville had sent this report. quenti

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tunisia, in turn, is open to interaction in all areas.a is an important partner for us. and we want to develop with it, maintain our bilateral relations, as mr. minister lavrov has already said, and you understand this, we have a coincidence of points of view on issues of international relations on all the topics that we discussed with him. as for bilateral relations, i will say the following: all areas are open to us and we are open to strengthening them. sergey lavrov also commented on the statement of his colleagues from the west, about the recognition of the minister of foreign affairs of finland that western sanctions are now directed not at the russian government, not only at it, but at ordinary citizens as well, and that they need to pay for what is happening in ukraine, western countries it's important to show it. sergei lavrov called such a statement frankly boorish, for which war the sanctioned residents of syria, residents of venezuela, afghanistan, from whom money was stolen, are paying the price. by the way, we also have 300

migration control, and tunisia about migration control, and tunisia has been promised one of 5 million new but this is a larger amount, that money does not trickle down to the coast guards. the big question is why the coastguard is doing? is certainly they are underpaid and under resourced performing call—backs is not happening at the rate that italy and tunisia would like. that being said, because they are underfunded and underpaid, they are working in stiffening with the traffickers because the traffickers can pay them to basically not do any rescues, not do any pull—backs. so it's going to take some investigating to see exactly what happened, but i think that probably this rush is linked to the fund inc. the fact of the money has not been handed over yet, that it has not actually penetrated into the maritime border control intonation. but also from the president possible point of view, he is different for money so it could be that he is actually giving in order that the border control actually opens up the floodgates and bombards italy as a sort of form of clandestine, tacit protest

look, we have an increase in tension between tunisia and europe. reason is that tunis did not announce the delegation of the european parliament that was supposed to enter this country yesterday. he said that i will walk and by issuing a statement, the european parliament actually condemned the action . could you please explain the specific tunisian authorities about the action, which has been unprecedented since the revolution of this country in 2011, and that this european parliamentary delegation was supposed to discuss in addition to talking to you during the trip to tunisia. about the agreement regarding immigrants, about the organization and representatives of civil society organizations and trade unions and the leaders of the opposition to the government , the tunisian government has banned their entry, and in this regard, i am talking to mr. gonadabashi , an expert on african issues, in the name of allahu rahman al rahim. martyrdom of imam reza (peace be upon him) news network, thank you mr. qandabashi, please tell me why europe and especia

tunisia has not yet been one example of italy not reaching an agreement, melonia traveled to tunisia victorious press releases, but president said never saw the money promised to italy by the european union and simply did not see it. opened the ports. the siege of lampedusa is going on today in a new style , refugees from tunisia are being taken out in large numbers ships, and then shoot towards italy in small parties at the border of coastal waters, migrants are left at sea on boats without engines and drivers. we provide them with medical legal assistance, and then they head north to the borders of france, switzerland, austria, and germany the more the lamp breaks. in addition to the strengthening of the borders between european countries, germany announced that it had had enough for a while, the pressure on the country is so high that the country simply stops accepting refugees from other eu countries and does not comply with the conditions of the dublin agreements for the reception of people, out of 12,400 requests for admission to the country , only 10 were approved by the end o

in tunisia, not a single example of italy was left unsaid; the melody went to tunisia three times.nt , quoted the winning press releases, but president said never saw the money promised to italy and the european union and simply opened the ports. the siege of the lamp is going on today in a new style of estonian refugees carrying their large ships, and then shoot towards italy in small parties at the border of coastal waters, migrants are left at sea on boats without engines and captains. delivered medical and legal assistance, and then they head north to the borders of france switzerland austria and germany the more the lampedusa breaks, the stronger the borders between european countries, germany has announced that it has had enough for a while the pressure on the country is so high that it simply stops taking refugees, italy along with others eu countries do not comply with the terms of the dublin agreement on the reception of people from 12,400 requests for admission to the country by the end of august were approved, only 10 prime minister melody has already stated that she did

and the memorandum between tunisia and the eu.ian authority pushing migrants onto the coasts, where they continue to depart from. so it is a situation that is evolving and where the influx of people is continuing. and where the secure italian approach announced by ms von der leyen and giorgia meloni today seems to only go in the very same direction adopted so far, with absolutely no reference to the creation of legal avenues to leave the countries of origin and transit tunisia. and the announcement of a maritime naval european operation that does not have the objective of rescuing people, but only combating trafficking and illegal migration. my trafficking and illegal migration. my question to von der leyen and meloni is, how do you combat illegal migration when people are at sea? that is the very last point of the business which needs to be addressed from its routes. and when people are at sea, the only thing you can do according to international law is to rescue them, take them out of the water as soon as possible. tt water as s

in tunisia perhaps taking place, so i want to ask you how complicated this could be and, and if from your perspective there's a chance that this could actually work, it's a to my law is a g. the agreement is not over ation yet. so for the very simple reason that you know whichever problem, yes, it is. first of all, something like 9 out of the need you and your to, to need a phone condition that the i a mass in the meanwhile would have agreed with a lower denisia, which to my mortgage is not yet the case. so the whole agreement is state or because at the center, so suspended. and this is one element which certainly needs to be taken into account. second consideration is bad. unfortunately, i think that to need. uh yes, you should try to stop people leaving from vision ages. ready but the, i have an interest in keeping the keep being informed territory, these poor people that come from the south, south, south africa. and so they have an interest in trying to send them to the cost of euro benefits exactly to reach us. so he's complicate also to ask uh, kind of just like to meet about th

you can go on giving money to tunisia , to france, but money to tunisia, to france, but unless you physicallyose boats, take those people back, stop them paying the traffickers as there is absolutely nothing you can do to stop this from going on year after year and from the numbers becoming simple , early, enormous and all of it, as you heard in that interview, all of it, because we're trapped by the european convention on human rights , something that was human rights, something that was written and voted on and agreed over 70 years ago for a post—war world that was a very different place to now. this morning at 10:00 sharp in central london, liz truss gave a really major pubuc liz truss gave a really major public speech. i was there in the audience, as indeed was gb news economics editor liam halligan . in a moment, we assess halligan. in a moment, we assess does liz truss still have a powerful message and would also ask why have thousands of jobs been lost at port talbot in south wales? is it all because we've opted to go green your listening to gb news radio show . show. >> so i asked you

agreement, melonia traveled to tunisia three times. releases, but president said never saw the money promised by italy and the european union and simply opened the ports. the siege of the lamp is going on today in a new style, refugees from estonia are being taken out in large numbers ships, and then are shot towards italy in small parties at the border of the coastal waters of migrants, left at sea on boats without engines and a captain. we provide medical and legal assistance, and then they head north to the borders of france switzerland austria and germany the more the lampedusa breaks, the stronger the borders between european countries, germany announced that it has had enough for a while the pressure on the country is so high that the country simply stops accept refugees, italy along with other eu countries does not fulfill the conditions the dublin agreement for the reception of people from 12,400 requests for admission to the country by the end of august were approved, only 10 prime minister melody has already stated that she d

in tunisia, not a single example of italy was left unsaid. melonia traveled to tunisia three times. quoted victorious press releases, but president said never saw the money promised by italy and the european union and simply opened the ports. the siege of trouble today is going on in a new style: refugees from tonis are taken out by large ships, and then shot towards italy in small batches on the border of coastal waters; migrants are left at sea on boats without motors and captains we provide medical legal assistance, and then they are directed. the north of the borders of france switzerland austria and germany the more the lampedusa breaks, the stronger the borders between european countries germany announced that it has had enough for a while the pressure on the country is so high that the country simply stops accepting refugees, italy along with other eu countries does not fulfill the conditions of the dublin agreements to receive people from 12,400 requests for admission to the country by the end of august were approved, only 10 premier melody has already stated that she did no

hamid hakim, an expert on eurasian issues, let's go to tunisia.he president of tunisia considered global zionism to be the cause of hitting the national system of his country and said that the crisis in tunisia is the result of the interference of the centers of influence of zionism. tun had previously said that the zionists are trying to distort the image of the tunisian authorities and lead crises. before leaving for america, the prime minister of the zionist regime described the domestic protesters as traitors and dependent on iran. the zionist tv channel 13 posted netanyahu's statements against the domestic demonstrators with great anger and the accompanying condemnation of the former minister of war of the zionist regime also said that calling the nationalist demonstrators the biggest enemy is a provocative and unprecedented action by the prime minister . criticism of the us president's speech at the united nations is one of the reactions of the anti-iranian media to the foreign policy approach of the 13th government, and some of these reacti

you can go on giving money to tunisia , to france, but money to tunisia, to france, but unless you physicallyhose boats, take those people back, stop them paying the traffickers as there is absolutely nothing you can do to stop this from going on year after year and from the numbers becoming simple , early, enormous and all of it, as you heard in that interview, all of it, because we're trapped by the european convention on human rights , something that was human rights, something that was written and voted on and agreed over 70 years ago for a post—war world that was a very different place to now. this morning at 10:00 sharp in central london, liz truss gave a really major pubuc liz truss gave a really major public speech. i was there in the audience, as indeed was gb news economics editor liam halligan . in a moment, we assess halligan. in a moment, we assess does liz truss still have a powerful message and would also ask why have thousands of jobs been lost at port talbot in south wales? is it all because we've opted to go green your listening to gb news radio show . show. >> so i asked yo

bankrupted tunisia's financial support and tunisia promised to do more to stop unregulated migrationr the money and the migrants keep coming. italian politicians, particularly those on the right, have seized on the flood of migrants reaching the tiny island of 6,000 souls, but the politicians need to keep it all in perspective, says flavio. >> this is not an emergency for italy, nor for europe. >> reporter: the migrants are quickly sent to reception centers on the italian mainland and the crisis eases. europe desperately needs new blood, he says. >> for demographic reasons, europe will need migrants. it's needing migrants now. the most important thing is to manage this with long-term policies, not with short-sighted policy. >> reporter: an idea shared by the italian president, who recently said immigrants can constitute a great potential for our country. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: an important point lost perhaps on politicians focused on the next election and not the future. ben wedeman, cnn, rome. >>> coming up, the united autoworkers union strike against the thr

countries of north africa are needed, and suddenly this man is trying to break the agreement with tunisiaaly in the previous months. we must pay tribute to not only barrel was buried. these efforts are driving africans from their homes, food instability crisis behind changes in the leadership of a number of countries and, of course, the lack of funding from previous sources of support for the head of the food program. the un admitted in an interview with abc that it no longer has money to feed the starving children of afghanistan and neighboring countries. ukraine has cut off all resources from the un. other countries are deprived of food aid due to lack of funds. in addition, there are a number of structures that profit from african illegal immigrants in the report italian division of the organization. save the children said minors who are in europe unaccompanied. and they provide intimate services or become powerless slaves on agricultural plantations, meanwhile, the situation is no better than in europe and this cargo train, overcrowded with migrants, is sent to the united states from

back, the head of euro-diplomacy, jose barrel , actually annulled the agreement between italy and tunisia the well-known country would not release boats with illegals and in its water area the action of the barrel caused it. and not at the premiere of italy togething in order for those staying could have been deported illegally ; long-term agreements with the countries of north africa are needed, and suddenly this man is trying to break the agreement with tunisia and bury all the efforts of italy in the previous months. we must pay tribute to not only barrel was buried. these efforts of africans are being driven out of their homes by the food crisis of instability due to changes in the leadership of a number of countries and, of course, the lack of funding from previous sources of support by the head of the food program. the un admitted in an interview with abc that it no longer has money to feed starving children afghanistan and neighboring countries ukraine has cut off all resources from the un; other countries are deprived of food aid due to lack of funds. in addition, there are a numb

were operating out of tunisia.u have an incident like this, you — tunisia. when you have an incident like this, you don't have people on the ground — like this, you don't have people on the ground who can assess what aid organisations need to be called, that is— organisations need to be called, that is the — organisations need to be called, that is the level of failure we are talking _ that is the level of failure we are talking about. | that is the level of failure we are talking about.— that is the level of failure we are talking about. i hinted at the top that you are _ talking about. i hinted at the top that you are already _ talking about. i hinted at the top that you are already dealing - talking about. i hinted at the top that you are already dealing with this giant earthquake in morocco. there is only so much aid or aid help that the people who run the aid organisations, there is only so much they can do. are they being stretched so thinly that derna might lose out here? i stretched so thinly that derna mig

with tunisia, you had the entire prime minister going to to meet you earlier in the year. i'm do you believe that the framework for that is something that would actually help the situation? i honestly so the reason for the music is not remote is not entire, sorry for many reasons. so i don't see how people would be able to mash, actually uh, in the and this is tanisha. the whole one is not printing, right? yes, it is all territory. so i see the, the bar, sorry, you know, matching migration and all remains the same on the same page. so we may use the driver to your brother at germany has decided to stop taking in migrants from italy until further notice. there had been an agreement in place of voluntary agreement between both countries. and i want to ask you from your perspective, how much does that have the potential to complicate and already difficult situation? and i think it's, it's, it's very, very difficult specially looking at what's happened last year with data or the ukraine. and we're seeing a lot of america g is coming also from ukraine to germany. i think the nu

so this flood of migrants coming from sub saharan africa via tunisia. specifically, we're talking thousands of done over the past 48 hours and counting continued virtually completely unabated to the little island of law producer, which is located specifically between sicily and tanisha. all while european union debtors, you think that italy would step up and just defend its border. sounds easy, right? especially since prime ministers and maloney around on the promise to stem migration. then a refusal to let them dock in italy lead to drownings. so brussels took maloney by the hand and said, hey, this is a really bad look for italy. and for the you defending its own border. so let you handle it will make a deal with tunisia, pay them $100000000.00 euros to basically outsource our own border defense to them . and um, make a deal with they can make a deal with the traffickers and the influx of migraines and, and handle all of that. so, with this week's tanami of migrants now being larger than the population of land produced to itself. clearly this has turn

i asked her how the e use deal with tunisia. it's aimed at stopping and legal migration is shaping a terry the memorandum of understanding between the you and to shave, we'll see the european union pates and as he has something to the tune of a 1000000000 heroes. and the significant elements of this arrangement is the competing of the criminal games and the people involved in the human smuggling business. now, in assuming the deal that the reese with the j in 2016 we saw in missouri and on force is really going off to the syndicate, seizing their assets, breaking down these networks and also compensating in certain cases, people who are involved in the people smoking business, the understanding being that these people will suddenly be left without work to do . and so the idea is to drive them away from this business that is very, very lucrative. in fact, we understand right now into news. yeah. that it's much cheaper for migrants to, to, to pay for crossing because they are just that many amounts of people, smugglers offering th

tunisia's al-nanahza movement announced that the leader of this movement, rashid al-ghannoushi, would start a hunger strike for 3 consecutive days has done. the special decisions of the tunisian president in the summer of two years ago, which included the dissolution of the country's parliament , were met with protests by critical parties, including the destruction of last winter's elections. only about 11 qualified candidates participated in the last parliamentary elections. during this time, a large number of critics and opponents of the current political process in tunisia were arrested. dear viewers , we have reached the end of this news section. goodbye. if we look at the past of nahchdan and take a look at the history of science , we will surely find that the role of muslims in this field is prominent and undeniable. spread of islam in the early centuries after the mission of the prophet , peace and blessings of god be upon him, provided the grounds for muslims to access the world's highest sources of knowledge of that day, so that muslim scientists relied on what they had compi

we have fresh wildfires in algeria, an unprecedented heat wave here in tunisia. in libya. let's say we are in a region that is the least integrated economically in the world, and it's obvious that there are no hope for coordination between these countries, for humanitarian response while it is heavily and significantly impacted by climate change, gareth. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the department for transport has awarded the train operator avanti west coast a long—term contract to run services on the west coast mainline. the company had previously been given two six—month contracts and ordered to develop a plan to address poor performance. the transport secretary said avanti was "back on track". the metropolitan police says more than 1,000 officers are currently suspended or on restricted duties as the force attempts to tackle the issue of rogue officers. the met�*s deputy assistant commissioner said removing all corrupt officers could take years. figures show a total of 100 officers have be

it is obvious that the current measures are not working, in particular the eu agreement with tunisia, in exchange for economic assistance has had no effect, according to sensors from brussels cannot replace a decent life, work and opportunity take care of your family in six months in italy, almost 124,000 migrants arrived at sea - this is 90% more than during the same period last year , more than 2,000 people drowned or died from dehydration, including 300 children, we are suffering in our homeland , so we came here to europe to find work and help our family. i am originally from south sudan and tried to get a job in libya, but i couldn’t, everything is very bad there, and then i moved to tunisia, but there is also no work there and the situation is very bad. we can say that this man was lucky leave libya in time just before the monstrous flood, which provoked an unprecedented influx of migrants on lampedia, the number of victims, shockingly more than 11,000, another 10,000. they are still considered missing. we, the most affected city of derna, claims that about 20,000 people died in

tunisia's opposition parties are boycotting the upcoming elections in this country. simultaneously with the publication of this news on the eve of the elections. the local leader of the ennahda movement went on a food strike. the special decisions of the president of tunisia in the summer of two years ago, which included the dissolution of the parliament of this country. with the protest of critical parties and including the boycott of the winter elections the past was encountered. americans want to strengthen the ukrainian army with artificial intelligence. the pentagon in a $19 million contract with an artificial intelligence company to improve operations. ukrainian is concentrated. specialists of this company cooperate with five combat units of ukraine. and at the same time, they emphasized that artificial intelligence may be able to reduce the gap between the military power of ukraine and russia . the festival of iranian ethnic groups was held in zahedan as the flag cup at the same time as the whole country. became. this festival was held for two days as the cham

let's go to tunisia.d he said that the crisis in tunisia is the result of the interference of the centers of influence of zionism. qais saeed also described the normalization of relations with the zionist regime as a big betrayal . president tun had previously said that the zionist government is trying to distort the face of the tunisian authorities and direct the crises. the prime minister of the zionist regime before going to america protesters israel's tv channel 13 described the interior as traitorous and dependent on iran. netanyahu's statements against the domestic demonstrators were accompanied by strong anger and condemnation. the prime minister is counting from the release of six billion dollars from iran's frozen assets to the criticism of the us president's speech at the united nations , including the reactions of the anti-iranian media to the foreign policy approach of the 13th government, and some of these the reactions to the differences in the programs of these networks have been extended.

he is on lampedusa and i asked him what is behind this sudden increase in arrivals from tunisia.amino: i would not say we have a sudden increase, but we have continuous movement of people fleeing libya and fleeing tunisia. all the time during summer we see that as soon as weather and sea conditions are improving, more people are coming. this is what happened over the last days and we need to remember that in tunisia we still have an atmosphere where black people get simply attacked on the streets, so it is not safe for them there, and this is why they flee. phil: so when they arrive on the island, just talk us through the process. what happened? tamino: usually, they would get registered at the port, then transported to the hotspot where we have seen pictures from now with usually 400 official places of capacity. then in the next couple of days they would embark on the regular ferry in the morning and get transported to sicily or the mainland. however, what we saw in the last days was the authorities abandoned the hotspot, which in the last months was already, italy was found to

we specially came here, for this i usually keep the word vampidusa closest to the coast of tunisia , of italy, so the flow of immigrants and north africa rushed to this island in a week, about 11,000 people landed, for comparison, the local residents are almost half as many. the migrants behaved like businessmen; they blocked the roads, demanding to be transferred immediately and of course free of charge; immigrants from different countries conflicted for places in line to board the courts sent by the authorities. vampidoz residents also organized protests on saturday evening. mass unrest did not break out; there was a rumor that a tent city for migrants would appear on the former military base. and that the ferry supposedly delivered equipment for him , the authorities tried to convince people into tents, supposedly needed for the military, who ensure the safety of the melody and lay the foundation. the equipment did not help. we had to return to the ferry, where the officers spent the night is unknown. on sunday, melonia and von der lein inspected the migrant accommodation center a

another 124 million euros tunisia being announced today.he job, for years the european parliament has made it part of thejob, but for years the european parliament has made it part of the job, but the external dimension, by adopting all the financial support that takes a huge effort in humanitarian aid and co—operation for development, so that makes sense and the countries of origin but we have to make sense but you can place in europe and a change of look as to migration itself, it is a fact. we have put in place legislation, balanced legislation, so that we can bring solidarity and not overwhelm the countries of first entry and then to make the guarantees and the procedures that are fully implemented by all of the member states. not others. and with that in place, the problems you see with the external borders have been completely overwhelmed by a massive influx of irregular migrants. many of them may be asylum—seekers but they are human beings. being rescued in the seas. there has to be some sense, some common sense. i am sick and tired

tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats for home. we loaded on boats. all right. but. but really which believe me, with no place like home. this time, the beachhead was plenty rough. but after we broke through, the red one moved back from 18 pounds in 37 day. but. to take it, we had a trouble like it out in the mountains all along the way. like florida, pretty much on the ground. roughly 21. yeah, 21. jerry counterattack. it looked like this. we won. all right, but we made. after friday, they ended back to rain. no big general hubler. but they jumped again. we practiced for another week, but this one we know was going to be the payoff. the biggest show of all. to go one up on june six, 1944. you know, i never think of omaha, the big town in nebraska. not anymore. they made the piece of beach in normandy with we were getting some artillery, mortar, machine gun fire like rain without even an umbrella for protection. retail came close to being rained out. all right. but when colonel petrova yelled, get the hell off the beach, we got the

rescue teams have a from qatar, turkiye, tunisia and others.he skill of the devastation is meant -- monumental. it from tripoli. reporter: helicopters pick berries from the sea -- bodies from the sea, testimony to the power of the waves of water. others simply swallowed by landslides. the green task of covering -- the grim task of finding the bodies continues. search and recovery teams are working together with specialized sniffer dog units. the water was like a tsunami cutting through the city wiping out more than just buildings the . >> the whole family lived next to each other. we were all neighbors. we lost 30 people so far. that is 30 members of the same family. reporter: many still unable to comprehend what they lived through. >> at 3:30 in the morning, the hurrican ian intensified and there was wind. i live on the top floor. i opened the window and saw the storm attacking us. reporter: mass graves have been dug and are now being filled with bodies. helping the injured, just as urgent a task. >> we are still looking for victims. we call o

is a way to stop people getting into these boats that does not rely on immoral deals with libya or tunisia and the only way to do that is to have partners, safe countries on the other side of the mediterranean, to whom people can be taken so they have no incentive to get into the boats but that there in -- but that they asylum claims can still be processed. that requires countries with interest to cooperate. otherwise, we will be stuck in the same tragic status quo where thousands of people are dying. phil: tens of thousands of climate activist have held marches around the world calling for an end to the burning of fossil fuels. the global climate strike was organized by the friday's for futures movement. the number of participants was lower than in previous years but members said frequent extreme weather events show their demands are even more relevant. >> save the climate, get out of gas and coal. the concerns have remained the same but the number of participants has dropped. several thousand people came to this week's so-called climate strike in berlin. those who answered the call to ma

in the foreign ministry, negotiations between the foreign ministers of russia and tunisia begin at these minutes ; what’s on the agenda, we are waiting for a live broadcast from the house of receptions. but the missile was still ukrainian; polish investigators confirmed that on november 15 , an air defense missile fell in the east of the country. why the data was hidden for almost a year began to be discussed only when relations with kiev deteriorated. resuscitation and emergency medical care. military doctors from russia in karabakh, we will talk about the situation on the spot and the consequences of yesterday’s explosion at a gas storage facility. well let's start with situation on the border of armenia and nagorno- karabakh. the flow of refugees is growing, the number of internally displaced persons has already exceeded 13,000. the evacuation is carried out by the armenian military with the assistance of russian peacekeepers. we will find out more about everything from our special correspondent. armenia and nagorno-karabakh. natalya, greetings, tell us what you know about the situati

today by sergei lavrov at a press conference following negotiations in moscow with a colleague from tunisiaommented on the admission of the head of the finnish foreign ministry that western sanctions are aimed, among other things, at ordinary russian citizens. mrs. valtanina, we see she is still an inexperienced diplomat. expressed directly why these sanctions are being introduced, to hurt ordinary people, and accordingly, how she said that for waging such a war, the russian people need to pay a price, which means she wants the russian people to rise up against their own government, well , the statement is absolutely boorish, and i’ll emphasize once again, finland is moving forward by leaps and bounds into the forefront, within the framework of the anti-russian, russophobic, russian company of the west. during the negotiations today , bilateral relations between russia and tunisia were discussed, in particular the expansion of russian grain supplies. according to lavrov, the first batch has already been delivered. also countries agreed on the supply of tunisian agricultural and textile prod

one hot spot country for departures is tunisia. from there, the journey usually goes to the italian islands of level dues and sicily. you has pledged hundreds of millions of bureaus to help the tunisian government stop people from making this crossing, but so far without much affect. the w, as young philip shone, said my broker dear report bill from the termination port city of specs which is at the forefront of the migrant departures routinely. while the has been fishing out of this harbour near, sucks for more than 20 years. he says things change this spring. that's when they started seeing boats full of people heading for europe. when the weather is bad, the fishermen try to warrant them to turn back. but he says they hardly ever do. as a guy get them, we keep finding bodies in the sea and they get tangled in our fishing nets. we call the coast guard when that happens, unless people know you called who i talked about. it is also a lot of the staff people just like us to be 7. i live at this time and have to you most of the peopl