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covering egypt with gold and temples, bringing wealth to egypt to the gods, et cetera. >> the kind of political billboard you would find today. >> yes, but much stronger. much stronger. >> right. the hieroglyphics confirmed he had found it, the city where kings became gods in secret ceremony. where paris brought the kidnapped helen of troy if the legends are true. most archaeologists hope they find one tomb. you found an entire city. >>ates an entire city within several temples. we found one this morning. which will be number 72. >> just this morning. oh, i just found another shipwreck. >> another shipwreck from the fifth century b.c. >> how does this rank? >> i have to say its number one. >> he ranks the discovery of heracleion above even the lighthouse of alexandria, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. >> we thought we would have maybe 20 years to discover all the find, and now we're calculating maybe more. >> to find everything. >> yes. >> what are you discovering that it wasn't an egyptian or even frank -- who made this discovery. >> as an archaeologist, frank has learn

in gauge mynheer and attention to this problem that has changed is egypt actually the variable here that's making this reconciliation play involves and i think egypt has presented the major contributing factor that because of how intensely committed it has been. to to see this this second solution deal between palestinians i think also both by the u.s. and palestine. have realized that they cannot govern on their own that there has to be some sort of an agreement when both of them have to accommodate each other some way somehow and ultimately together with the rest of stylist in the instructions to actually. come in a political program with which they can. essentially operate. on a political program that they can successfully present to the international community all right so i mean abdel itself joining us on the wind tonight from gaza sunny thank you very much we appreciate your insights. well the european union's in chief breaks a negotiator michel barnier says he is disturbed by the lack of progress in talks with britain abed's after the latest round of negotiations over britain

but this is a modern sea port in egypt. we motor across the bay on seas so calm a fan tail catch as nap. i'm too excited to doez. full details of an old mosaic i saw, one of the oldest depictions of life on the delta, how they hunted and wurths.ed families right here. we could have made it by food or by donkey. but now the only way is through the research vessel of a guy named frank goadio. thank you. so great to be here, frank. the ship is a hive of activity. a united nations of an tick wuty. cuban, russian, american divers, french and egyptian archeologists, all buzzing with constant discovery. i barely poured my first cup of coffee and you're pulling out thousands year old art facts. >> 2,200, 2,250. >> and you're the first human beings to touch this. >>. >> zeus? >> yes, it's zeus. >> how common is it for you to find these? >> every day, every hour. >> his very best finds from delicate jewelry to mighty colosses. recently toured europe and headlines the british museum. this is your rosetta stone? >> yes. but it's in a b

he imported the furniture and accessories from egypt. just designs is the design itself is almost a trend in cairo. what you see here in the restaurant is called ballad the sheik in egypt. balladeer is a gyptian focal sure and that's really hip in cairo especially since the revolution i was things i didn't know you take elements from folk alcher and carry them over into a modern design language and it's the same with the cuisine. line tech spent six months experimenting before he was happy with his version of kosher meat egyptian food is usually on the mild side but you can add sauces to spice things up . as it as. it was really tasty and something different. it's something you don't often find in berlin i could see myself eating that again that's just this it is amazing really flavorful only use. this minutes. as i was in the area and thought i'd treat my colleagues to something i've ordered twenty five fortunes for all my colleagues and they're thrilled because a few of them have tasted it already and that will be our lunch later and i

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decade but now the palestinian groups fatah and hamas of reached a deal to make up and work together egypt has been mediating the most recent talks in the relationship between the two factions soured in two thousand and six after hamas won the election and then seize gaza from fatah after a period of. there's cautious optimism about this latest agreement because we've been here before will this time be different how the force it has more on the deal for. in the occupied west bank. well in a recorded statement it has been played on egyptian television we've heard from the two delegation heads and what appears to be the case is a disagreement among other things will center on the rafa crossing between egypt and gaza the palestinian authority delegation head saying that the p.a. would assume full control of that of that of running that by november the first at the latest other things we've been hearing that thousands of hamas officials have been providing government services in the ten years but they or at least some of them will be brought under the p.a. or forty within the next four months

important the furniture and accessories from egypt. this design is the design itself is almost a trend in cairo. what you see here in the restaurant is called ballad the sheik in egypt the. balladeer is a gyptian focal sure and that's really hip in cairo especially since the revolution . it's you when you take it elements from folk alcher and carry them over into a modern design language and it's the same with the quiz.

decade but now the palestinian groups fatah and hamas of reached a deal to makeup and work together egypt has been mediating the most recent talks in the relationship between the two factions soured in two thousand and six after hamas won the election and then sees gaza from fatah after a period of. less cautious optimism about this latest agreement because we've been here before will this time be different tare force it has more on the deal for. in the occupied west bank. well in a recorded statement it has been played on egyptian television we've heard from the two delegation heads and what appears to be the case is a disagreement among other things will center on the rafa crossing between egypt and gaza the palestinian authority delegation head saying that the p.a. would assume full control of that of that of running that by november the first at the latest other things we've been hearing that thousands of hamas officials who've been providing government services in the ten years but they are at least some of them will be brought under the p.a. or forty within the next four months and

decade but now the palestinian groups fatah and hamas of reached a deal to makeup and work together egypt has been mediating the most recent talks in the relationship between the two factions soured in two thousand and six after hamas won the election and then seize gaza from fatah after a period of there's cautious optimism about this latest agreement because we've been here before will this time be different tare force it has more on the deal for . in the occupied west bank. well in a recorded statement it has been played on egyptian television we've heard from the two delegation heads and what appears to be the case is a disagreement among other things will center on the crossing between egypt and gaza the palestinian authority delegation head saying that the p.a. would assume full control of that of that of running that by november the first at the latest other things we've been hearing that thousands of hamas officials have been providing government services in the ten years but they or at least some of them will be brought under the p.a. or forty within the next four months and that

i wanted to see a better egypt i wanted to see egypt that is accepting differences in every way and i thought the revolution would shuffle. it did in a way shuffle some things but where it's ending now. people can't stand each other for political differences that alone other differences about teaching our children do not stop you know keep going keep finding ways for yourself. keep fighting for who was don't give up. this is been a remarkable journey for me and i've been amazed that people have been so willing to share their stories. egypt is an extraordinarily diverse and complex country. and it will remain a part of me forever. d.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of that i've been going there you know. now with us our innovations magazine for asia the us for every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. when history books are brought to life. maybe the stories they're written will get a rewrite of. the story of the russian revolution. from the perspective of writers thinkers and avant gard

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and i welcome to the program i'm jane dothan the killing of dozens of policemen in egypt is raising more questions about how secure the country really is a police convoy was ambushed in the western deserts in the latest gun battle of these fifty five police were killed and others wounded fifteen attackers were reportedly killed police were following a tip off about a possible hideout of an armed group a state of emergency has been enforced in egypt since earlier this year when dozens of minority christians were killed in a series of attacks on churches each of facing attacks from at least two armed groups concentrated in sinai and i still a fairly it and a group called hossam a many particularly in the media have accused them of carrying out the latest attack movements claim several attacks over the past year which have targeted judges and police as well as the attempted murder of egypt form a grand mufti the egyptian government says hossam is a part of the band muslim brotherhood which denies the allegation. ns asm is gain power over the past four years and general of the fact that all

we don't know this is live from london also coming up strengthening ties the french president hosts egypt's leader abdel fattah el-sisi in paris human rights groups to brest. sending a message washington and says it's withdrawing military aid from the amar over its treatment of working journalists. and she ching peng's political thought it trying to china's constitution cementing his status as one of the most powerful leaders in the country's history. if ever warm welcome to the program the u.n. secretary general has just touched down in central african republic his first visit there since he took office in january until now you'll get a raise says his visit is to draw attention to violence there she says is often ignored by the world's media in august the un's aid chief warned that violent clashes in the country could soon become genocide. but insert religious violence is not the only problem that thérèse has to address human rights activists say the un isn't doing enough to prosecute french soldiers who've been accused of rape and sexual abuse and for many victims the wait for justice m

there's nothing to teach egypt on human rights. tillerson and pakistan he is that as the local commitments to win the war on terror u. s. sectors state land with the top message from president trum. the pakistan to stop turning a blind eye to militants. the opening of the bundestag after an election that so the far right re and to german politics. both going shirtless been appointed speaker to try to maintain political com indolent . you very much. with us. among all macron's says france has no less than to give egypt on the issue of human rights. the french president quoted the security concerns in egypt in the face of an islamist terror threat from the sinai desert egypt a some one thousand five hundred people. who listed as missing since? how cc seize power in a us backed coup in twenty thirteen overthrowing the elected president mohammed morsi of the now banned? muslim brotherhood. i'll see see three day visit to paris is expected to cement the franco egyptian relationship and. multi billion euro arms deals equally it's and it

we are starting to look at egypt, because egypt is going to have a significant transformation where you see, timing of the rate cuts will be uncertain, we think it will be q1 next year. the rates will come down five index point, we think the consumer market will show a significant recovery in the second half of next year or 2019. obviously the market is positioning itself six months ahead of that. it is about time to tiptoe into those consumer names. those that will benefit significantly from lower interest rates. on its own, that is 100% increase in earnings. >> it's interesting you say you are seeing initial slimes koran cory -- initial signs quarter on quarter for egypt. what will drive the upside for the recovery in egypt going into 2018? drift,have the wage around point percent. inflation is well over 30%. spending power is down 10% more or less at the moment. you start to see inflation will be undershooting weight shift by the middle of next year. you start to see real wage growth by the second half. already, consumers have started to adopt to higher prices. we are starting to see

and it was also a woman who embodied now says egypt the singer. even more famous than nasa to whom she was close in concert and sign of life and passion and forged a powerful bond throughout the arab world through how. the liberation of egyptian women was not just a fantasy of the silver screen or musical underclasses regime may obtain the right to vote young female city dwellers gained access to education and public areas here too women joined the workforce they abandon the veil and relations between men and women were changing. but the conservatives are tane the powerful hold on the country using the and friends to limit the scope of certain reforms especially concerning marriage. one of the most outspoken critics of women's liberation was the muslim brotherhood a powerful islamist movement founded in egypt in one thousand nine hundred twenty eight. one of its representatives sayat hot tub called it is that a bit of historical amidst it so much it is government in most of us are with the family. the muslim brotherhood was the main opponent of na

and it was also a woman who embodied now says egypt the sing out. even more famous than nasa to whom she was close in concert and sang of love and passion and forged a powerful bond throughout the arab world through her. now . the liberation of egyptian women was not just a fantasy of the silver screen or musical underclasses regime they obtained the right to vote young female city dwellers gained access to education and public areas here two women joined the workforce they abandon the veil and relations between men and women were changing. but the conservatives retained a powerful hold on the country using the and friends to limit the scope of certain reforms especially concerning marriage. one of the most outspoken critics of women's liberation was the muslim brotherhood a powerful islamist movement founded in egypt in one nine hundred twenty eight. one of its representatives sayat hardtop called it. that if the vista article the limits so much it is government the most oppressor with a farmer. the muslim brotherhood was the main opponent of nasa'

important the furniture and accessories from egypt. this design is the design itself is almost a trend in cairo. what you see here in the restaurant is called bella the sheik in egypt. balladeer is a gyptian focal sure and that's really hip in cairo especially since the revolution . it's you when you take elements from folk alcher and carry them over into a modern design language and it's the same with the cuisine. line tech spent six months experimenting before he was happy with his version of cultural egyptian food is usually on the mild side but you can add sauces to spice things up . it was really tasty and something different. it's something you don't often find in berlin and i could see myself eating that again that's just this it is amazing really flavors only use really really good is when it's not needed is i was in the area and thought i treat my colleagues to something i've ordered twenty five fortunes from my colleagues and they're thrilled because a few of them have tasted it already that'll be our lunch later and this is

but beyond that i think that whether it's for egypt or for us and for president i'm. in palestine and i think tactical considerations are dominant here we you know you've focused earlier on the question of how mass weapons and assembly gates and what happens to them under the deal that clearly is not resolved yet whether hamas will go further towards reaching some sort of formal peace deal with israel is another big question whether the u.s. will allow any of this all of these are left unanswered and i don't think egypt has enough clout to either force the palestinians nor you know bring the israelis to the table for reasons at the centerpiece of just explained i think adequately so so if he just knows that it can deliver an actual peace deal and the palestinians understand that they haven't gone far enough amongst each other and that they can resolve these issues that probably means that everyone right now has very strong tactical reasons to get involved in a deal to go forward to stick to this deal to make it work and to make issues of daily life governments the flo

also this week hydro economics why it's pitting egypt against ethiopia and stirring up tension along the now river basin plus confusion over what the u.k. wants from its e.u. divorce is braggs it failing. china's president xi jinping is looking to the future and india's one built on things like electric cars an artificial intelligence of the next five years he wants to create what he calls a country of innovators the latest call to action was laid out of the communist party conference china is home to the world's largest online population but beijing maintains a tight grip on the internet through new technology and is still closing off markets to foreign competitors adrian brown has more from beijing. this is the party congress where president xi jinping is stamping his authority by mapping out his vision for china for the next thirty years shining the banner of socialism with chinese characteristics is now flying high for the world to see it will be an era that is china moving closer to the center stage close to the great hall of the people where the party congress is taking place i

and it was also a woman who embodied now says egypt the sing out. even more famous than nasa to whom she was close in concert and sang of love and passion and forged a powerful bond throughout the arab world through her. now . the liberation of egyptian women was not just a fantasy of the silver screen or musical underclasses regime they obtained the right to vote young female city dwellers gained access to education and public areas here to women joined the workforce they abandoned the veil and relations between men and women were changing. but the conservatives are tane the powerful hold on the country using and forms to limit the scope of certain reforms especially concerning marriage. one of the most outspoken critics of women's liberation was the muslim brotherhood a powerful islamist movement founded in egypt in one thousand nine hundred twenty eight. one of its representatives sayat hot tub called it said he did the best article the limits did so much it is government the most oppressor with a family. the muslim brotherhood was the main oppon

strengthening the ties between france and egypt so you could contain the fights both in the west and east of the country against eisel affiliated armed groups particularly in the sinai but we've also had attacks on the western side as well which might well be linked with the vacuum of power in libya that is very important but he did say that one phrase that these measures against terrorism should be within the framework of trying to protect human rights now very very clearly we had a press conference here only yesterday by human rights organizations which said that the human rights abuses and what human rights watch called an epidemic of torture by egypt's national security agency are creating a climate in which the the youth of that country are being radicalized they don't because of the crackdown on the on freedom of speech they don't have any way into the streets in expressing their opinions no legitimate way because there's also been a law passed against the non-governmental organizations a huge use of the military courts in. and as i said an epidemic of torture within those pris

we are starting to look at egypt, because egypt is going to have a significant transformation where you see rates, timing of the rate cuts will be uncertain, we think it will be q1 next year. if rates come down 500 basis points, we think the consumer market will show a significant recovery in the second half of next year or 2019. obviously, the market is positioning itself six months ahead of that. it is about time to tiptoe into those consumer names. like gb auto, for example, will benefit significantly from lower interest rates. on its own, that is 100% increase in earnings. angie: it's interesting you say you are seeing initial signs quarter on quarter for egypt. what is going to drive the catalyst for more upside for these recoveries in egypt going into 2018? jaap: you have the wage drift, which is around 20% percent. inflation is still running well over 30%. spending power is down 10% more or less at the moment. you start to see inflation will be undershooting weight drift by the middle of next year. you start to see real wage growth by the second half. already, consumers have star

between egypt and hammers and probably enabling the palestinian government to extend its services or services into gaza strip ok however there is very little hope that they can yes i was going to come to the to the negatives if you well you talked about egypt's role and i don't want to get back to that in just a few minutes but i want to ask you first about that the stumbling blocks here because there are already stumbling blocks about for instance who is going to control guys are stumbling blocks over whether hamas will give up its weapons what do you see as the biggest challenges going into these negotiations what is the biggest stumbling block as far as you're concerned. actually these the challenges are three the first one is security whether hemas will give a its own security or not and i think that they will not. and if the p.a. will insist on that this is going to be a break the whole attempts will break the second is politics the two sides have big serious differences in politics so if they try to unify the two sides in the p.l.o. structure then they will fail and the third o

well what they said they're going to do but egypt has of course been crying foul about this for some time saying that this dam would reduce what he sees as its traditional share of the waters and i appreciate that a lot of this is based on the information that's that's out there they justified in that concern well justifiably nervous certainly i think any country in egypt's position would have concerns about development of a major water resource upstream they are they downstream right piri and to some extent. they don't have control over what happens upstream of them so i think justified to be nervous but they must enter into full dialogue with sudan with ethiopia indeed with the other countries in the nile basin because that's the only way that can be managed in a coordinated fashion to the benefit of all the nations and that has to be the goal here and i was a fantastic water resource it's being exploited for not just centuries but millenia that's going to go on into the future at a time of increased floor to stress because of climate change and if the nations and their engineers a

and it was also a woman who embodied now says egypt the sing out. even more famous the nasa to whom she was close in concert and sang of love and passion and forged a powerful bond throughout the arab world through her. however the liberation of egyptian women was not just a fantasy of the silver screen or musical underclasses regime they obtained the right to vote young female city dwellers gained access to education and public areas here too women joined the workforce they abandon the veil and relations between men and women were changing. but the conservatives retained a powerful hold on the country using the and friends to limit the scope of certain reforms especially concerning marriage. one of the most outspoken critics of women's liberation was the muslim brotherhood a powerful islamist movement founded in egypt in one nine hundred twenty eight. one of its representatives sayat hot tub called it. that if the vista article the limits so much it is government to most of us are with the family. the muslim brotherhood was the main opponent of nas

egypt made in china at this time. rising tensions the u.s. says it will stop handing out short term visas to visitors from turkey now turkey says it will do the same thing to the u.s. . about this and this is all just a lie from doha also coming up the campaign to drive all qaeda linked fighters from it live in syria they promise to fight to the death. finding their voice catalonia is silent majority speak out against a break from spain. and remembering a memorial is across latin america fifty years after the death of a revolutionary i call. we're going to begin with that rapidly escalating diplomatic dispute between turkey and the u.s. in the past few hours has effectively barred most u.s. citizens from entering the country the moves come shortly after the us. us announced it would stop issuing all but immigrant visas i did the diplomatic missions in turkey both countries cited security concerns around their embassies and consulates and claimed the measures were necessary to cut the numbers of people coming in and ou

is sound you see we're live from london also coming up strengthening ties the french president holds egypt's leader abdel fattah el-sisi in paris human rights groups though are not impressed. sending a message washington announces its withdrawing military aid for me and maher over its treatment of range of muslims plus. a mentor thomas with tourists in the rural chinese village where to evade changing take spent his formative years old explaining why this place matches two presidents house of his policies congress. his grip on power. if they're warm welcome to the program in the last hour the u.n. secretary general has touched on in central african republic it's his first visit there since he took office in january until no good terrorists this is this it is to draw attention to violence there which he says is often ignored by the world's media in august the un's aid chief or the violence in the country could soon become genocide well let's go live to nicholas sarkozy in the capital bangui hi there nicholas so the u.n. secretary general wants to see more boots on the ground. that's right jul

also this week hydro economics why it's pitting egypt against ethiopia and stirring up tension along the knowledge based confusion over what the u.k. wants from its e.u. divorce is braggs it failing. but china's president xi jinping is looking to the future and it is one built on things like electric cars an artificial intelligence of the next five years he wants to create what he calls a country of innovators the latest call to action was laid out of the communist party conference china is home to the world's largest online population but beijing maintains a tight grip on the internet through new technology and is still closing off markets to foreign competitors adrian brown has more from beijing. this is the party congress where president xi jinping is stamping his authority by mapping out his vision for china for the next thirty years. the battle of socialism with chinese characteristics is now flying high for the world to see it will be an era that is china moving closer to the center stage close to the great hall of the people where the party congress is taking place is an exhib

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the french president egypt's leader abdel fattah el-sisi in paris human rights groups aren't impressed. and this is silly and beaches that once a paradise but are now reminders of the perils migrant face in the mediterranean. welcome back we'll start in a straight here where during the course of wednesday we're like to see most areas drive out of playa perhaps in southeastern areas but sydney's looking quite well now twenty eight degrees fine in townsville some of the temperatures right across western australia is also looking dry and fine heading into thursday not a great deal of change are expected in sydney still in the upper twenty's far as temperatures are concerned so let's head across into news event and here we're looking at showers so if it's in the western side of both islands i think during the course of wednesday through thursday still some fairly strong winds about states coming in from the west or north west so western facing coast like to see the bulk of the share at seventy but some sunshine in oakland and highs of eighteen degrees now as we head up into northeastern pa

egypt has it as a terrorist organization and egypt believes that it's responsible to what's happening in sinai are partly responsible at least although that has changed since that he conservation so now official media toned down the accusations that the assembly get involved in sinai but at the same time i don't think this is the perspective of most of the security agencies and as you suggest you know ten years is a long time certainly in a place this is fractious as in the west bank and the dynamics of the politics of change not just in israel but in egypt and of course on the ground how much earlier this year changed its stance not completely but it changed its stance in such a way that we've got to a position today that was in may talking about statehood talking about the nine hundred sixty seven borders but not mentioning israel in the way they want to approach the potential for a long term peace how important was that change in position by hamas to where we are now where they've been able to deal and negotiate not just with but. more broadly really with an egypt that was quite an

shia militia more than fifty police officers have been killed and six more wounded in an ambush in egypt the attack happened in the behavior oasis in the western desert the security forces were targeted on a road around two hundred kilometers southeast of cairo they were on their way to carry out a raid on a suspected hideout fights as the interior ministry says some of the attackers were killed in the shootout. the police in brazil have arrested more than one hundred people in a nationwide bust of a paedophile ring these are some of the suspects detained in the operation that reach most of the country and it also included the capital brasilia the charges against him include producing and sharing pornographic material of children online and a thousand police officers took part in the operation over six months the u.s. counterterrorism strategy is to shift its focus to more on africa the defense secretary james mattis met congress members to discuss the changes it comes as the white house faces growing pressure to reveal more details about the deaths of four u.s. soldiers in the asia two

also this week hydro economics why it's pitting egypt against ethiopia and stirring up tension along the knowledge base plus confusion over what the u.k. wants from its e.u. divorce is braggs it failing. china's president xi jinping is looking to the future and it is one built on things like electric cars an artificial intelligence of the next five years he wants to create what he calls a country of innovators the latest call to action was laid out of the communist party conference china is home to the world's largest online population but beijing maintains a tight grip on the internet through new technology and is still closing off markets to foreign competitors adrian brown has more from beijing. this is the party congress where president xi jinping is stamping his authority by mapping out his vision for china for the next thirty years. shining the banner of socialism with chinese characteristics is now flying high for the world to see it will be an era that is china moving closer to the center stage close to the great hall of the people where the party congress is taking place is

egypt of course we know how egypt feels about kata and the united arab emirates has been giving a lot of money. to funnel and to gaza. we're looking very secret that the rivalry between. saudis v.m.e. righties in egypt and cars are is a. big story in the middle east today reese. in the last few months talking about about little else i think the wider context of this just to just to pad out a little bit is about the aftermath of the arab spring of the failure of islamist movements not only in egypt but elsewhere the bloodshed in syria the retreat of islamist movements and they weakening and what's happened to hamas is is part of that story as well countries are pursuing their own interests so interest for egypt dealing with hamas is also about trying to get control better control of security in the sinai where it's facing a serious attack of the. isis and isis affiliate the and their axes in the character as we know to achieve teach others throat sort of death and throw in this is is a fascinating symbol of of that so people are pursuing their own interests the question is whether that

but it is clear the trump administration is sending a message to egypt that when it comes to dealing with north korea that will come with its own set of costs political hane al-jazeera washington. times rissa take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera at least fifty nine people have died and more than five hundred were injured in las vegas after the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history police searching the attackers home found nineteen far explosives along with thousands of rounds of ammunition trade unions in catalonia are expected to strike in response to the violence by spain's national police during sunday's referendum almost one hundred people were injured as hundreds of riot police attempted to shut down the polling station as. the palestinian prime minister is expected to lead a unity cabinet meeting in gaza as process of national reconciliation efforts between his policy and hamas thousands of gazans live the streets on monday as rami have crossed into the gaza strip. more reindeer refugees have been arriving in bangladesh for me i'm while the two countries s

and it was also a woman who embodied now says egypt the sing out. even more famous than nasa to whom she was close in concert and sign of life and passion and forged a powerful bomb to route the arab world through her. now . the liberation of egyptian women was not just a fantasy of the silver screen or musical underclasses regime they obtained the right to vote young female city dwellers gained access to education and public areas here two women joined the workforce they abandoned the veil and relations between men and women were changing. but the conservatives are tamed a powerful hold on the country using that and france to limit the scope of certain reforms especially concerning marriage. one of the most outspoken critics of women's liberation was the muslim brotherhood a powerful islamist movement founded in egypt in one nine hundred twenty eight. one of its representatives sayat hardtop called it says that if the business article the limits so much it is left limited to most of us or with a farmer. the muslim brotherhood was the main opponent

that say to president sisi because of infringement on press freedom that egypt is ranked 161 out of 180 countries in terms of freedom of the press. this is bad for your country's imimage, to poetic relations, ad even anti-terrorism policies. teterrorism has gotten worse. thee are joined by international affairs editor. as we heard from the egyptian president, he denies there are political prisoners, but president macron is expected to address concerns over human rights abuses. how far will the french president pursue the matter? >> well, we understand from the elysees palace, this will be brought up in the lunch between president sisi and president macron, which is due to get underway quite soon at the moment. there is no sign of president sisi at the presidential palace yet, but this will be addressed, we have been told. what is not clear is whether there will be any questions taken in the press statement that the two men are due to make a little bit later in the afafternoon, and of course that will be a key indicator of whether both leaders are actually comfortable in fielding questio

between egypt and gaza who exactly will start that crossing who will be responsible for the security the. security more generally internal security within the gaza strip and also the issue of employees because in the intervening ten years during the split there have been tens of thousands more than forty thousand hamas officials employees who've been delivering services such as they have been during that time the question has been and this is been a real sticking point in previous attempts to reconcile how will they be brought under the p.a. system you have people who've been sitting idle being paid by the p.a. during that time how will these two sort of separate groups of staff be resolved will they say this will take place over four months that they will be paid some payments if not full salaries during that four months and then at the end of the four months they will be fully merged so we're seeing some concrete things the easier to agree things i suppose being finalized first right what about the big question. the question of who is going to control the gaza strip and also of whe