on the libyan tunisian border now the e.u. says the u.k.'s new breaks it plan is constructive but there is still concerns about the way the troll agreement the british prime minister to resign may is balancing the demands of the probe faction within her party with the need to maintain close ties to the e.u. in order to avoid a hard order with the republic of ireland al-jazeera as jonah how reports could this be the reason may's last stand she was in northern ireland promoting the benefits of a vision for brakes it upon which our survival is staked a deal that would keep close trade ties between the u.k. and the european union in return she said the e.u. needed to evolve its negotiating position and then there was this the reality is that any agreement we reach with the e.u. would have to provide for the frictionless movement of goods across the northern ireland border. equally clear is that as united kingdom government we could never accept that the way to prevent a hard border with ireland is to create a new border within the united kingdom

say the tunisian authorities should do enough to ensure their safety libyan. from the capital tunis had his duties deter khalifa bushido was planning to spend a vacation with his family into news but it was too late in the back he says they had to make a one hundred and fifty kilometers detour to the crossing in. after we left the customs gate local stopped us then the authorities there asked us to wait we were stuck a whole night in the car it was terrible the roses due to the crossing is a lifeline for tunisians whole make their living by trading across the border and vice versa for the libyans to until the dispute is resolved many travelers would likely have only a one way trip home. on the libyan tunisian border pakistani authorities say they have now identified the suicide bomber behind an attack on an election rally that killed one hundred forty nine people the blasts last week and strong in the southwest targeted candidates. who was killed police say the attacker was in his private or or from the southern province and members of the i saw a linked group

back after we left the tunisian customs gate locals stopped us then the authorities there asked us toait we were stuck a whole night in the car it was terrible there us is deal terminal crossing is a lifeline for tunisians whole make their living by trading across the border and vice versa for libyans too until the dispute is resolved many travelers would likely have only a one way trip home. on the libyan tunisian border vigils have been held for the seventeen american tourists who drowned when a so-called duck boat sank during a storm the amphibious bus which becomes a boat was overpowered by waves on table rock lake in missouri mine of the dead are from the same family some passengers say the captain told them not to wear life jackets. the green party in the united states is hoping to capitalize on voter frustration with donald trump and other politicians in washington candidates for the midterm elections in november and making their case at the party's annual conference our correspondents kristen salumi is there. she is the woman democrats love to hate many believe jill stein cost

improve the situation as a whole i think tunisian our tunisian people is a wise people is a moderate people and i can i can hope that we would not have to resort to a new record who should but to make a situation would worsen again and again and again i'm afraid that people would say hey it's ok we were going to be very impressed by the fact that we have freedom of expression freedom of association but not enough we want to eat and so then i would be very. probably they would be more interested. to craft a. regime that could bring. social development but the problem is that we have we have had this kind of regime for more than two decades i think what we call the strong with the dictator. etc but that didn't bring the social and economic improvement the people of tunisia has to understand the link between democracy and social development this link is not yet well understood like you said there's corruption tunisian unemployment rates are high finances are in disarray the tourism industry is threatened by terrorism i mean it's not that much better than under the former dictatorship ri

stories making news to nature says it will not send back a man wrongly deported from germany the tunisian national known as sami a was flown back to his home country despite a german court ruling that he could not be deported due to the human rights situation in tunisia it's feared the man who was allegedly osama bin laden's body guard could be subjected to torture as part of an investigation german judges say he must be returned but for now his fate is up to the tunisian authorities. the charted plane took off from descent off at ports at seven am headed to tunis on board a tunis indie pussy identified only as sami a. i can confirm that sami a was returned to tunisia and handed over to tunisian authorities he was accompanied by four german police officers on the flight. and sami and had lived in germany for over twenty years most recently in the city of boom where he was accused of radical islamist preaching the social democrat politician said you have been following his case for gays. some deputation was long overdue he's a dangerous islam is so also sama bin laden's bodyguards he's res

on the libyan tunisian border. protests have been held in several austere australian cities calling for the government to stop detaining refugees in offshore camps in the pacific the policy to send a silent seekers to naru and monis island was reintroduced five years ago one thousand three hundred people are living there in poor conditions with no chance of settling in australia human rights groups and immigration advocates have consistently criticised the policy. the british man poisoned by the nerve agent not the child has been released from hospital charlie rally was admitted three weeks ago along with this partner she died and a murder inquiry has begun in seoul story where former russian spy said this cripple and his daughter junia were poisoned the british government blames russia for the attack the kremlin denies involvement the high temperatures wildfires and starving lysol sweden has been experiencing the worst drought in seventy four years doesn't a wildfire has raged through the center of the country swe

there have made it clear that they will not send him back to germany but many tunisian people aren't happy with some e.a. being back in their country. a sort of there's no reason to bring him back here he should go on trial in germany we have terrorism here we don't need any more of it internees. it's ok to hand him over to the tunisian authorities because it's his country and they have to bring him to justice here in his country tunisia. these are terrorists created by foreign countries and they have to face their responsibility what is if you. back in germany of the police and government officials are relieved to be rid of some day despite the cold rooting. all know that the ruling was imposed traitor and i think we should all be relieved that this potentially dangerous person is no longer in germany german authorities have identified more than seven hundred fifty potentially dangerous islamists more than one hundred fifty of them are currently in custody it's highly unlikely that they will ever set foot on german soil again. libya's coast guard says it has intercepted some one hun

on the libyan tunisian border. and ethiopian journalist has been reunited with his family after eighteen years in eritrea as capital as mara in two thousand hugged his wife and its low who is eritrean took their two teenage daughters back to her home country for a visit but soon the two sides were in a state of war and for eighteen years there was no transport no transport links telephone lines or postage between the two nations but after ethiopian airlines flights to us mara resumed this week reconnected with wife and children and met his grandson for the first time. and there are other planets in the moon other than again now the darkness is gone and i'm able to see my wife and sunshine for my children and i've met my grandson it's like winning the lottery without buying a ticket. i spent years going to church and crying there so that my children would not see me today this emotion is not really crying it's like a laugh because the time of cry is over if european parliament has passed an amnesty bill for those ar

hardly anyone visit this place on the tunisian coast others sent here are do remain so women children and young men they drowned in the mediterranean chasing an uncertain dream a dream off life in europe. he wants to give them dignity shamsuddin is a fisherman here near to tourist hot spot of sadducees he has buried the remains of three hundred people to stop the crossings europe has proposed the creation of so-called disembarkation platforms in north africa they are migrants would be able to apply for asylum. isn't impressed. with the machines europe doesn't care about these people whether they're alive or dead building reception centers isn't a solution instead europe should give people the wealth that was stolen from them. i'm on my way to a nearby migrant center where some of those rescued find temporary refuse their i meet the dash from the democratic republic of congo for months she was a sex slave in libya she tells me only so who. when they discovered that i was pregnant they let me go. back. i don't want to stay here engine is here i want to go to europe. tunisia has no funct

vowed to try again before others there is no second chance hardly anyone visits this place on the tunisian coast on their descent here are during main so women children and young men they drowned in the mediterranean chasing an uncertain dream a dream off life in europe. their stories lie buried with them in these makeshift graves no names no identities no headlines across from the sea over there in europe the focus has shifted from whole to help migrants too hard to keep migrants here. he wants to give them dignity dean is a fisherman here near to tourist hot spot of saturday's he has buried the remains of three hundred people to stop the crossings europe has proposed the creation of so-called disembarkation platforms in north africa they are migrants would be able to apply for asylum. isn't impressed. with the machines europe doesn't care about these people whether they're alive or dead building reception centers isn't a solution instead europe should give people the wealth that was stolen from them. to. a beach near to cemetery this is where fisherman discovered a washed up bodies. want

can confirm that sami a was returned to tunisia and handed over to tunisian authorities he was accompanied by four german police officers on the flight. sami have lived in germany for over twenty years most recently in the city of where he was accused of radical islamist preaching the social democrat politicians has been following his case for years. for the deportation was long overdue he was a dangerous islamist who also served as osama bin laden's bodyguard he's responsible for the radicalization of many youth in both him and the surrounding area so i'm glad the deportation has been carried out. but on thursday night a court overturned the deportation order because sami a faces the threat of torture in his native tunisia the ruling reached the authorities too late already on board the plane his lawyer filed a complaint and now another court has issued its ruling the court decision shows the deportation to be grossly illegal and infringing on basic principles of the rule of law this means some e.a. will be flown back to germany at taxpayers' expense immigration authorities may appeal thi

it's ok to hand him over to the tunisian authorities because it's his country we have to bring him to justice here in his country tunisia. these are terrorists created by foreign countries and they have to face their responsibility . back in germany of the police and government officials are relieved to be rid of some day despite the court ruling. you all know that the ruling was imposed to it and i think we should all be relieved that this potentially dangerous person is no longer really german authorities have identified more than seven hundred fifty potentially dangerous islamists more than one hundred fifty of them are currently in custody it's highly unlikely that they will ever set foot on german soil again. well champions from its own back in paris off to the victory of croatia on sunday they have their hands firmly on bat well chris harrington from v.w. sports with me in the studio to talk about that victory to talk about the hero's welcome chris this was some affronts team with a very multicultural feel to it what does that mean for the french nation well inspiration you know

how does it look with the tunisian government it regards itself as a country under the rule of law and it is not always easy to demand from a country with the rule of law something that ought to be taken for granted. but that is exactly what the german court had demanded prior to sami deportation the government in tunis told d.w. that this would not have been a problem the tunisian anti terror agency pointed out its close ties with germany. there is judicial cooperation and coordination between tunisia and many european countries including germany and one of these agreements includes extradition and counter-terrorism. and as for some e.a. after landing in tunis a suspected terror accomplice was arrested and has been in prison ever since. catch up with some of the other stories. u.s. person will be inviting his russian counterpart vladimir putin to washington this autumn the invitation comes four days after the summit in hell thinking of meeting that provoked an uproar in the u.s. over trump's failure to publicly confront her team of of moscow's alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen pr

was returned to tunisia and handed over to tunisian authorities.e was accompanied by four police officers. reporter: he had lived in germany for over 20 years, most recently in this city where he was accused of radical islam is preaching. the social democrat politician has been following his case for years. >> sami a.'s deportation was long overdue. he was a dangerous islamist who served as osama bin laden's bodyguard. i am glad the deportation has been carried out. reporter: but on thursday night a court overturned the deportation order because sami a. faces the threat of torture in tunisia. the ruling reacheded the authorities to late. he was already on board the plane. his lawyer filed a complaint and now another court has issued its ruling. the court decision shows the deportation to be grossly illegal and fringing on basic principles of the rule of law. this means sami a. will be flown back to germany at taxpayers' expense. immigration authorities may appeal the new decision. sarah: the mother of a jailed ukrainian filmmaker on hunger strike h

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and i can confirm that sami a was returned to tunisia and handed over to tunisian authorities he was accompanied by four german police officers on the flight. that. sami a had lived in germany for over twenty years most recently in the city of both where he was accused of radical islamist preaching the social democrat politicians has been following his case for years. tell me as deportation was long overdue he was a dangerous islamist who also served as osama bin laden's bodyguard he's responsible for the radicalization of many youth in both him and the surrounding area so i'm glad the deportation has been carried out. but on thursday night a court overturned the deportation order because sami a faces the threat of torture in his native tunisia the ruling reached the authorities too late. his lawyer filed a complaint and now another court has issued its ruling the court decision shows the deportation to be grossly illegal and infringing on basic principles of the rule of law this means some e.a. will be flown back to germany at taxpayers' expense immigration authorities may appeal th

who dream of a brighter future these young men died trying to reach italy wooden seven thousand tunisians try to cross the mediterranean last year while i was one of them he invites me to his home to share his story. and certain of them have. no hope here. nor alive it's all the same we don't have any jobs or future nothing in this country kills our dream that's why i want to escape. the well survive several boat accidents in the mediterranean but he's undeterred he wants to try again. if i stay here in tunisia i have zero hope. in europe at least have a chance to hit europe doesn't want to take migrants like well so who exactly is responsible for those rescue at sea. we have to stop treaty migrants like hostages and using them as political leverage we have to stop treating them as a tool with which to get money from europe and we have to be humane with them and guarantee them no rights or freedom of movement because. tunisia's government has repeatedly said it does not want to be the gate keeper for migrants trying to reach europe caught in limbo thousand see trying to lock on the medite

and palm leaves her one hundred percent natural handmade creations are popular with tourists and tunisians. say you like them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. exactly the children that you saw waving at the end of the last field. other ones who want to provide a healthy environment for and that can only happen if we walk together to stop climate change the us president might still buy it but what leftist will tell you that global warming is real and it's a serious problem both for the environment and for us this short public service announcement explains why. that's how much us average surface temperature has risen since eight hundred eighty . we burn too much fossil fuel drive too much and fly too much. as temperatures rise glaciers retreat columbia glacier in alaska is melting especially fast losing as much as thirty meters a day. it's not only glaciers that have been melting over the past thirty years half of the ice in the arctic has disappeared. with devastating consequences less and

was this deportation was unlawful in order to be returned to germany his passport is being held by tunisian authorities sami a is currently involvement is the most activity. here's a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world militants in afghanistan killed at least two people and injured five others in the soft on a training center for midwives nearly seventy people were inside the center enjoy a lot about when the extremists attacked witnesses for gunfire and several blasts no group has claimed responsibility. tens of thousands of russians have protested planned hikes to the country's retirement age rallies organized by trade unions and the communist party mobilized people in over a dozen cities across the country many russians have voiced their anger over the fact that the newer tarmon age of sixty five is comparable with the life expectancy of russian men. pope francis has accepted the resignation of cardinal mccarrick one of the most prominent figures in the catholic church in the united states as follows allegations of sexual abuse including a case involving an

and palm leaves her one hundred percent natural handmade creations are popular with tourists and tunisians. say you like them but if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. exactly the children that you saw waving at the end of the last field. otherwise we want to provide a healthy environment for and that can only happen if we walk together to stop climate change the u.s. president might still buy it but what leftist will tell you that global warming is real and it's a serious problem both for their environment and for us this short public service announcement explains why. that's how much average surface temperature has risen since eight hundred eighty. we burn too much fossil fuel drive too much and fly too much. as temperatures rise glaciers retreat columbia glacier in alaska is melting especially fast losing as much as thirty meters a day. it's not only glaciers that have been melting over the past thirty years half of the ice in the arctic has disappeared. with devastating consequences less and