the shake thinks this is a sign of victory for tunisian women. may one who would insist doesn't what counts is performance whether someone is a man or woman but at the moment i'm giving a lot of support to female mayors so that they can achieve success in office and the. women in tunisia have more rights than those in other parts of the arab world after the twenty eleven revolution more laws were introduced to promote equal opportunities yet there is still plenty to be done. at the moment there is a huge debate about inheritance laws and ensuring that men and women are equal. after work the mare and her staff go for another walk on the square not far away is the prime minister's official residence abderrahim has been in politics since two thousand and eleven. she was originally planning to stand in next year's parliamentary elections but instead she ran for mayor and won. and there's speculation that she could become tunisia's first female president. had this to ellen it's too early to say i'm not even thinking about that at the moment i've calle

national union of students to solve the real for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen my husband said men want to continue here just to give an idea that to be accepted by the people to show that he is welcomed everywhere he goes and i think the position of the tunisian government the position of civil society sorry does show that. if he is welcomed by the government that it is in civil society refuses that. we approach several politicians and m.p. used to find any who openly support the visit but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion is so against welcoming the saudi royal. item or had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and the people are against him he's coming to tunis

so we have experts on egypt, on libya, on tunisian and libya and iraq, on syria and on iraq. so, and i would assume that it will fall on me to see if there is anything on lebanon simply because i come from this beautiful country, and it's in my heart, and i'd like to also keep it on your radar. i want to, first, welcome the right honorable mona makram-ebeid, distinguished lecturer on political science, former egyptian shura council which is the senate, of course, as the member in the shura council, she was also form counsel on committee of social rights and the head, also former egyptian people's assembly member, that is a parliament member. welcome. >> thank you. [applause] can we start out with thinking egypt as being a necessary balancing country in the future of the region? there is, there can be no balance of powers without egypt being at the center of it. are there hurdles that are stopping egypt from leading in that way, or shall we look at the relationship between egypt, sabia and the -- saudi arabia and the united arab emirates as an essential gathering in order to r

national union of students the sabbath with a new meal for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen now been said many want to continue said just to give an idea that to be accepted by the people said to show that he is welcomed everywhere he goes and i think the position of the tunisian government the position of civil society sorry does show that. if is welcomed by the government that in a sense of a society refuses that we approach several politicians and m.p. used to find any who openly support the visits but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion is so against welcoming the saudi royal. i don't want to had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and the people are against

national union of students the subject of a new meal for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen my husband said men want to continue here just to give an idea that to be accepted by the people to show that he is welcomed everywhere he goes and i think the position of the tunisian government the position of civil society sorry does show that. if he is welcomed by the government that in a sense of a society refuses that. we approach several politicians and m.p. used to find any who openly support the visit but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion is so against welcoming the saudi royal. item or had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and the people are against him he's

if he is welcomed by the government the tunisian civil society refuses that. we approached several politicians and m.p. used to find any who openly support the visits but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion is so against welcoming the saudi royal. item or had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and the people are against him he's coming to tunisia to clean his image as they are going out of just me i am i don't know why this visit is happening he said for economic reasons i don't know but i'm against it to suit not side with this man this part of the popular opposition to the crown prince's visit the fact that he is being hosted by the president of tunisia is symbolic a message that the crown prince is still very much in power and that he continues to pursue his policies across the region especially in the countries of the so-called arab spring. tunis. student accused of spying in the united arab emirates has been granted a presidential pardon and is on his way home

national union of students the subject of a new meal for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen my husband said men want to continue here just to give an idea that to be accepted by the people to show that he is welcomed everywhere he goes and i think the position of the tunisian government the position of civil society sorry does show that. if is welcomed by the government that in a sense of a society refuses that. we approach several politicians and i'm pleased to find any who openly support the visits but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion is so against welcoming this saudi royal. item or had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and the people are against him he's

aren't so happy with this visit is because the tunisian dictator who was ousted as part of the arab spring the first place to this is actually hosted by the saudi government he still remains essentially in saudi arabia despite being a wanted man here in tunisia and therefore there is a lot of. animosity towards the policies at least that are being pursued by the saudis and the people here in sydney. i have felt that not only is it their responsibility to express themselves because of that but also they say because there is limited freedom in the other countries in the region in particular when you talk about egypt for example to visit them through this essential military dictatorship that they feel they should be the voice of the voice of this represents what many millions of arabs would like to express if they were given the opportunity in their country. this whole trip is it just really been about photo opportunities to show that mohamed bin still has his friends his support in place in the region. well that's what a lot of analysts and commentators have been talking about because

them the head of the two news international union of students the subject of indian meal for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continues to kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen now been said many want to continue here just to give an idea that to be accepted by the people said to show that he is welcomed everywhere he goes and i think the position of the tunisian government the position of civil society sorry does show that. if is welcomed by the government that in a civil society refuses that. we approach several politicians and peace to find any who openly support the visits but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion. is so against welcoming the saudi royal. right or more had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and th

well the stories we're following more than half a million tunisian civil servants have gone on strike after the government and a powerful labor union failed to reach an agreement over pay tunisians want the government to honor last month's agreement to raise public wages at a time when inflation is at a record high but it's under pressure from international lenders to freeze wages as part of reforms that would reduce the project deficit public institutions were paralyzed by the strike of a minimal services were provided in hospitals. now the number of migrants and refugees entering europe is at its lowest level for five years a tough year pain stance has prevented many from entering but thousand stuck in limbo in bosnia tell stories of brutality by croatian border police david chase who went to the border town of beotch to find out more was a start through. the bosnian border city of be heard she's on the front line of europe's latest refugee crisis the residents are no strangers to warfare and his affects the fighting in the civil war here in the one nine hundred ninety s. displaced

national union of students to solve the real for the tunisian people reject hosting someone who continuesto kill and commit crimes against humanity in yemen we reject welcoming a man who continues to crack down on basic human rights. human rights groups and activists say that the proposed visit is an attempt to legitimize the crown prince and whitewash his crimes something they say must not be allowed to happen now been said many want to continue here just to give an idea that to be accepted by the people said to show that he is welcomed everywhere he goes and i think the position of the tunisian government the position of civil society sorry does show that. if is welcomed by the government that in a sense if a society refuses that. we approach several politicians and m.p. used to find any who openly support the visits but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion is so against welcoming the saudi royal. i don't want to had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and the people who are against him he's c

our let's take you live now to the tunisian capital tunis where more than half a million civil servants are taking part in a nationwide strike after the government and labor union failed to reach an agreement on pay that tunisians want the government to honor an agreement that was reached last month to raise public wages at a time when inflation is a record high of the country's under immense pressure from international lenders prime among them the international monetary fund to freeze wages as part of reforms at reducing the budget deficit of the country so that's a situation in tunisia of course we'll be keeping our eye very closely on here it out there the wife of a u.k. citizen who was. handed a life sentence by a court in the u.a.e. for spying says the british government has put its relationship with its allies ahead of his welfare the family of matthew hedges says there are contradictions between the official statement from the u.a.e. prosecutor general and what actually happened they also accuse the gulf state of presenting fabricated evidence britain's foreign secretary has warn

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

thousands of tunisians have taken part in a general strike to demand higher wages the demonstration has grounded planes and closed schools a powerful labor union called the strike after a break down and negotiate with the government the union wants a monthly salary hike of up to thirty euros for all civil servants to protest the government faces pressure from international lenders to reform its economy. and that's it for us. thanks for joining us. they say that you mean the technology digital advances are transforming the world. is humanity ready for. the second season of our documentary series the founders foundation. join german founders. as they explore our digital future. sally starts november twenty fourth oh b.t.w. . i don't think that that well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing which is that we should have been thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes of the question but here think the future of the country that i'm not full time. yet need it seems ridiculous grandma's day out to me it's all about ok. i might show join me from the gem and sunday t

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journalists has written an open letter to the tunisian president in opposition to the prince's visits so let's talk to my own bashar about this our senior political analyst in london hi my one first of all what is mohamed bin salman up to the moment he's moving around the region but just going to i guess friendly countries allies is this just trying to shore up support . well not just friendly countries and not liars but countries that or other regimes not countries regimes that think similarly to him and to his regime in saudi arabia meaning those regimes like in the u.a.e. behind and egypt who stood against the arab spring against those liberal democratic values that was where embraced at least in the beginning of the arab spring on those countries and other countries in the region so what we are seeing today is really more of the same count thought of when you should marry alliances if you will and i think the murder of. merely put the spotlight on this comparison if you will between that and what it stood for and what the likes of at least at one point she stood for and what those

tunisian activists have protested a visit to the country by saudi crown prince mohammed bin sun mon he's there as part of his first foreign trip since the murder of journalist to mark assaults the saudi arabia has come under intense pressure over the killing in denied that the crown prince was involved. and u.s. prosecutors say donald trump's former campaign chairman paul metaphor has violated the terms of a plea deal with the justice department and it's a metaphor to lie to investigators probing russian interference in the twenty six thousand election despite agreeing to help them he's currently behind bars awaiting sentencing on conspiracy charges for now one small step closer to unlocking the secrets of the red planet nasa's in sight spacecraft has touched down on mars this picture behind me a kind of selfie is one of the first images inside has sent back but it will do more it's expected to drill down into the martian soil to collect important data on how the planet formed for the scientists involved it's been a nail biting journey sixty meters sixty meters constant velocity tension

final takes place on friday, and it's an all north african affair between al ahly of egypt, and the tunisiang, are the most successful team in the competition's history. they're playing in their 12th final, and bidding to win the trophy for a record—extending ninth time. meanwhile, it's seven years since esperance won it. not suprisingly then, al ahly start as favourites. we have to take amazing risk because in one week, we have another game andi in one week, we have another game and i know that we can have a result tomorrow and we can have a result next week, so we do not have to you think about this, we just have two play the ball, to be respectful, but to us, the ambition to win this game and to perform, nothing else. translation: is always a difficult match when you have to face al ahly, especially in egypt, but we are both big teams and i think the smallest detail will make all the difference in the match. i think both teams have similar quality and the team with a better concentration throughout win the match. novak djokovic says his return to the top of the world rankings is "a phenom

activists for these reasons we consider his visit a provocation and an insult to the values of the tunisian revolution and our democracy tennessee i was the focal point of the pro-democracy protests in two thousand and eleven that galvanized the weald and start of the revolution known as the arab spring lawyers and human rights activists in tunisia a mounting a legal challenge to stop the visit but it's unlikely to happen to cash strapped government is desperate for financial aid to tackle poverty instability and unemployment. government leaders are concerned protests might alienate some of the leaders at a critical moment for the government is getting a great deal of pushback there has been a number of statements for example from the syndicate journalists a very strong syndicate there since their own uprising in two thousand and eleven saying that he is using this trip to whitewash. his violations against human rights and to make them more human more palatable and they're using tunisia after the crown prince is due to visit mauritania before attending the g. twenty summit next week in arge

accepted by the people to show that he is welcomed everywhere he goes and i think the position of the tunisian government the position of civil society story does show that. if he is welcomed by the government that in a civil society refuses that we approach several politicians and m.p. used to find any who openly support the visits but none wanted to appear on camera possibly because it appears the popular opinion is so against welcoming the saudi royal. item or had be we shouldn't be welcoming him if it were up to me i wouldn't let him into my country and the people are against him he's coming to tunisia to clean his image as they are going out of his way and i don't know why this visit is happening he said for economic reasons i don't know but i'm against it too nice should not side with this man. oh us media are reporting donald trump's son in law pushed department of defense officials to inflate the value of arms deals in saudi arabia in order to increase their perceived importance a.b.c. news is reporting the questioner successfully had a fifteen billion dollars deal recategorized as bei

journalists still fresh in people's minds and the war in yemen almost on a daily basis hundreds of tunisians the very thought the need to demonstrate against been some. say we're against mohammed bin samantha visit to referee married . to free tennessee at a democratic tennessee and he has deprived just people of democracy he's a natural no just that he's a butcher he kills his people he's betrayed the palestinian cause and he kills human rights he simply some women activists and religious scholars he's not welcome . many people in tunisia feel the purpose of this visit is to help legitimize the crown prince after he appeared to be isolated by parts of the international community after official g.'s murder images like this arguably stronger than the chance of the protesters the message from those protesters is loud and clear not only are they protesting against the visit running for that matter but also against the manner of this one of. the one young man. now that is a woman and children and devastated the country of ours this two news in front of us was murder they also had themselves in t

activists for these reasons we consider his visit a provocation and an insult to the values of the tunisian revolution and our democracy tennessee i was the focal point of the pro-democracy protests in two thousand and eleven that galvanized the weald and start of the revolution known as the arab spring lawyers and human rights activists in tunisia a mounting a legal challenge to stop the visit but it's unlikely to happen cinesias cash strapped government is desperate for financial aid to tackle poverty instability and unemployment. government leaders are concerned protests might alienate some of the leaders at a critical moment for the government is getting a great deal of pushback there has been a number of statements for example from the syndicate journalists a very strong civic it there since their own uprising in two thousand and eleven saying that he is using this trip to wipe. wash his violations against human rights. to make the yemen more palatable they're using tunisia after the crown prince is due to visit mauritania before attending the g. twenty summit next week in argentina. w

the tunisian writer and broadcaster malik to leakey is on a personal journey exploring the role played by arabs in the first world. algerians moroccans to lazy ends and egyptians fought on one side for the british and french. troops from the love and fought for the ultimates on the side of johnny and the central powers. really under the banner is. good and there's been more or less fervent you. know muslim wanted to fight against fellow muslim. and in the french colonies opposition to conscription and imperial occupation group. there were two uprisings in one thousand nine hundred fifteen and sixteen you know the southeastern chin is in town of calm peace on the libyan border. dissidents fighting the french joined other rebels under. himself resisting libyans. to battles to a place in which hundreds of french soldiers were killed. by the rebels. who fought the french like muhammad and wrote themselves into china's uniform he survived to fight the french many more times but was finally hanged by them in one thousand nine hundred twenty four. but despite regional resistance and rebellion

are of gone on strike after the government and labor union failed to reach an agreement over pay tunisians want the government on their last month's agreement to raise public wages at a time when inflation is at a record high but the government is under pressure from international lenders to freeze wages as part of reforms that would reduce the budget deficit public institutions including in far flung regions were paralyzed by the strike over a minimal services provided in hospitals. and out of lebanon the country is marking its seventy fifth in the past seventy fifth anniversary of independence from france but critics say as little to celebrate its been no government for six months as politicians argue about power sharing people have taken to the streets now to show their frustration with a sectarian political system that they say breeds corruption and incompetence so in a quarter of ports from beirut. it's been seventy five years since lebanon achieved independence but instead of celebrating these people are protesting the crowd is small a few hundred turned up even though the majority o

there was a tunisian vegetable seller name mohammad boone was easy who had his vegetable cart confiscated by the dictatorship. he asked what his cart was. nobody would talk to him sweet doused himself in gasoline and set himself on fire and that was really the trigger of the arab spring because people recognize that's what authoritarian governments do. they don't treat their citizens like human beings that is at least an answer to the question of where's my vegetable cart. it's also the source of some last night phenomena like nationalism where people believe they are members of the nation that is not politically recognized and so they demand that it be recognized. that's a legitimate demand in many cases, ukraine or georgia, places like that. but he can easily turn into an aggressive desire to dominate other countries. finally in our society, in an established liberal democracy, we are blessed i think to enjoy as citizens recognition, recognition of our dignity, our constitution and declaration of independence, given to us by granting us right to believe freedom of speech to association

mentioned earlier saudi arabia's crown prince is in tunisia as part of a tour of arab nations but some tunisians are upset about the visit jamaal a child has more in the. you are not welcome that is the message to crown prince mohammed bin solomon from kota stares into news u.s. capital they gathered in the center of the city with banners and tie cards the non-single visits of the saudi royal amman they believe to be a war criminal and an enemy of democracy with the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi still fresh in people's minds and the war in yemen couldn't people almost on a daily basis hundreds of chinese even say they felt the need to demonstrate against bin some. we are against mohammed bin so monza visit to revolutionary tennessee to free tunisia to democratic tennessean he has deprived his people of democracy he is a manager on the nose is not he's a butcher he kills his people he spits right the palestinian calls and he kills human rights he simply some women activists and religious scholars he's not welcome . many people in tunisia feel the purpose of this visit is to help legitimize

more protests of the matter of jenna's jamal khashoggi including a formal legal complaint in the tunisian courts was and it's now speak to demolish al who is in tunis for more on this so as we've been saying jamal this. strip for the saudi crown prince outside of the kingdom following the killing of jamal khashoggi and he has not received a very warm welcome in tunis has he. he hasn't not at least from the public are obviously he was greeted by the president's budget to sift see who met him late on tuesday evening at the airports however in the build up through that much anticipated arrival of the crown prince internees year there were calls by dozens of unions and n.g.o.s and civil society and your rights groups for people to protest against the visit and indeed there was a very loud not necessarily huge but very loud protest that gathered in the center of the capital in tunis that's was denouncing this visit essentially they were angered at the fact that their government was welcoming the crown prince not least because of obviously the latest crime perceived to be committed to by the cr

over the murder of the journalist jamal his shoulder including a formal legal complaints in the tunisian courts well he's already been to the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt as part of a tour of arab states his first official foreign trips since the show he was killed in istanbul almost two months ago is next stop is tina the g twenty summit on friday where he'll meet other world leaders and today u.s. president donald trump but it's safe to say he'll get a mixed reception at best human rights watch has already filed a leave complaint in the buenos aires courts. has been following events in tunis. the trivium presidency and the governments of the trimly upright lip with regard to hear a different view tales of the parliament or conference or even review. behind the visits of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin some money possibly because there is a large popular discomfort from junction rather to the business of the saudi royal not least because of the backlash is a result of the assassination of the man seen many believe that the man was a person who gave the order for that but a

really displayed surf such an operetta toot the ukrainian side might feel a little bit and bold and tunisians for the provocations of this type because they haven't heard that they didn't hear during the meeting and your approach is from from western that they did something wrong though it seems to me that the issues of cynically clearly it is directly linked to the prospect of elections in ukraine it is directly linked to falling reaching as of president poroshenko so it was very strange that the security council colleagues actually avoided. calling calling these things by their real value. now after months of rumors china sea n.p.c. oil corporation is replacing french toe towel in a round multi-billion dollar south park's gas project the move might come as a surprise to sun as daniel fishel explains. self pars is the angelina jolie of gas fields with by far the biggest reserves on the planet it's the industry's star attraction yet desperate bid to keep its paws on polls have been well a total failure who wins from trumpeting its own ally france his biggest bugbear china of course china sea

and tunisian activists a protester to visit to the country by saudi crown prince one khalid been solemn on he's there as part of his first foreign trip since the murder of journalist jamal deep saudi arabia has come under intense pressure over the killing and denied the crown prince was involved. last week or rather later this week on saturday december the first it'll be the thirtieth anniversary of worlds a world aids day over the past three decades hiv has gone from being in the bench will death sentence to a disease that can be managed with antiretroviral medication but despite these advances those living with hiv often pay stigma in russia one young hiv positive man has gone very public hoping to change attitudes there are moscow correspondent yury rich chateau went to meet. i don't like it when people point at me and say that i'm contagious around here the worst kinds of insults on the streets we still. present. it's from grady vitale has been an age of infected for eleven years. choosing to function. i want to let everyone know that hiv is not a death sentence where people just li

and tunisian activists have protested a visit to the country by saudi crown prince mohammed bin. he's there as part of his first foreign trip since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi saudi arabia has come under intense pressure over the killing and denied the crown prince was in . mexico says it's deporting scores of migrants who tried to illegally cross into the united states on sunday a peaceful protest by migrants descended into chaos after hundreds tried to force their way across the frontier interior want us guards fired tear gas at the group which included children with police making dozens of arrests on both sides of the fence and mexico says it's called on the u.s. to investigate the use of tear gas during the incident u.s. president threatened on twitter to permanently close the border with mexico. correspondent stefan simons is at the young sea dro border crossing on the u.s. side of the border there with mexico and he joins us now stefan what's the situation now has a calm down. significantly you can say that definitely. over the course of the day though on the m

casualties mad we can total record of gonzalez now a journalist who joins us live via skype from the tunisian capital chin yes i'm so it's a group of fifty lawyers who are writing to the president what are they saying. so this is a goal if you. don't and i guess we're. now they're already one hundred seventy oh yes they were only were. so little we present on monday. and the course trying to prevent their arrival the entry of. me i spoke with a spokesperson which. if you don't need they will point out where. they're ok. maybe eight east. shoulder all the people is our guest. and that is the people who are responsible for it they face their friends and maybe a symbolic gesture on the part of many in the legal profession but mohamed bin salmen is still in the country i think it's on tuesday isn't it and this is part of what he calls his tour of brotherly arab states and of course the president himself president said city has been very strongly supportive of riyadh in this whole affair yes well regional. australia i mean. and so you. this group of countries but it's going to second about o'hare.

twenty but he's facing more protests over the murder of jamal khashoggi the tunisian judiciary is investigating a complaint by the journalists union accusing the prince of human rights violations . reports from tunis. you are not welcome that is the message to crown prince mohammed bin solomon from hotel stairs in kim's u.s. capitol they gathered in the center of the city with banners impact college the announcement of visits of the saudi royal amman they believe to be a war criminal and an enemy of democracy with the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi still fresh in people's minds and the war in yemen could be people almost on a daily basis hundreds of chinese you can say they felt the need to demonstrate against bin some. say that we are against mohammed bin so mom's visit to reformation every tennessean to freetown is yet a democratic tennessean he has deprived his people of democracy he is a murderer on notice that he's a butcher he kills his people he's betrayed the palestinian cause and he kills human rights he simply some women activists and religious scholars he's not welcome . many p

small local tunisian and then. even as i was slender. by it was intent on straight but a classic. one should. have for. the indian. had just the. induction. in and took one out of. the issue of large scale immigration to germany has become a national discussion. even in the countries vos museums so. well at home in a gorgeous torsional you know we hear now at the exhibition multicultural germany the country from the creation we have in germany a very emotional discussion about the creation. since the beginning germany was a country of immigration and here we want to show the creations from the fifty's up to now he see a little bit how people were coming how they would see fit and what was the view from the german side on these guest workers who were coming. already in the sixty's germany had the same to cream in a cream and with with my rocor and two music right with turkey so that came already as well and from tunisia as well but basically from the local guest workers it passed a little bit a notice. me train with them so you know it was some whole invisible but is interesting fo

the president and prime minister but he's been facing more protests over the khashoggi murder the tunisian judiciary is investigating a complaint by the journalists union accusing the prince of human rights violations . five major aid agencies a calling on the united states to cut military support for the saudi amorality coalition in yemen to stop them fueling the humanitarian crisis there in a joint letter to the u.s. government to the five charities say they can potentially save tens of thousands of civilian lives with a change in policy a course in russian annexed crimea has ordered twelve ukrainian navy sailors captured by russia to be held for two months the sailors appeared in court after russian forces opened fire on three ukrainian ships at the weekend and then sees them mississippi voters are going to the polls in the last u.s. senate race to be decided this year republican cindy eyed smith is in a tight race against democrat mike espy and what's usually a staunch conservative state will continue to bring you coverage of that story in the coming hours now radicalized youth meets t

and hundreds of tunisians have greeted saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon with protests during his visit to the north african nation demonstrators called for justice for jamal khashoggi the dissident journalist was killed in saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul in october protesters also criticized the country's role in a proxy war in yemen. a new global report on climate change says the world's nations must triple their efforts to keep global warming within the target limits agreed by nearly every country the study by the u.n. environment program found it after three years of decline emissions of greenhouse gases have risen in twenty eighteen the stark warning comes ahead of a key climate change meeting in poland starting this weekend for if we are serious about preventing climate change we need people making a lot less of this into the atmosphere. that is the message of a new u.n. report. it's authors one of a growing gap between rising emissions and the reductions needed to achieve the goals set out in the paris climate accords. emissions have to be cut by a quarter by twenty th

tunisian activists have protested a visit to the country by saudi crown prince muhammad bin saw none he's there as part of his first foreign trip since the murder of journalist jamal the saudi arabia has come under intense pressure over the killing and deny that the crown prince was involved. and u.s. . prosecutors say donald trump's former campaign chairman paul metaphor has violated the terms of a plea deal with the justice department the same out of court lied to investigators probing russian interference in the twenty sixteen election despite agreeing to help them he's currently behind bars awaiting sentencing on conspiracy charges mexico says it's deporting scores of migrants who tried to illegally cross into the united states on sunday a peaceful protest by migrants descended into chaos after hundreds tried to force their way across the frontier in tijuana u.s. guards fired tear gas at the group which included children but police making dozens of arrests on both sides of the fence mexico says it's called on the u.s. to investigate the use of tear gas during the incident u.s. pr

mackinson man's doesn't enjoy the popularity it was the arab world which he claims to enjoy but also the tunisians we spoke to say that not only are they up. because of this half the nation all cultural cue but also because of the war in yemen because of the crackdown they say you is responsible for domestic. human rights activists in saudi arabia they say it was their responsibility because of the freedom they enjoy internees yeah it should be the voice of those who are unable to hold similar protests cairo. other countries in the arab world all right jamal shah live for us in tunis jamal thank you a crown prince is also expected to travel to argentina for the g twenty summit human rights watch has filed a submission with the courts a miniseries calling for him to be held accountable for suspected war crimes by saudi forces in yemen sarah leah whitson who is the organization's executive director for the middle east and north africa says prosecutors are looking closely at this mission. it is up to the prosecutor to do to decide how to proceed with this investigation we are very hopeful there he wi