on the new egypt marks seven years since the revolution that led to hosni mubarak's downfall plus. the plan to open up african skies and make travel easier on the continent. and those poor north korea's women's ice hockey team arrived in south korea for their first joint and then pick training session details coming up. donald trump has brought his america agenda to the world economic forum in davos compensated to hold a meeting with british prime minister to resign may north korea syria and iran are expected to be on the agenda on friday trump will address to the economic forum even before his planned speech telling the president that cooperation is better than isolation i hope people send a message of course it will be america first but if you could add on but not alone or but america first we need cooperation with the rest of the world or whatever that could be nice because i think everybody needs to realize whether you are a leader from a small or medium size of the contras that you can't achieve what you want. the world faced with a lot of challenges. which can only be solved

egypt marks seven years since the fall of president hosni mubarak. protecting the skies over cost us tension mounts for the gulf neighbors the air force increases the number of its pilots. myanmar's government has received a big blow to the credibility of its handling of the hinge or refugee crisis a top u.s. diplomat has quit an international advisory board aimed at resolving the turmoil in rakhine state bill richardson who was once considered a close friend of suchi accuse the leader of lacking moral leadership on the issue he branded the panel set up by a whitewash calling it a cheerleading operation for the government. i was very unhappy and distressed by down sunset she reaction to my plea that this issue of the reuters journalists being treated fairly and rapidly and that brought almost an explosion on her part. saying there were issues relating to the official secrecies act that this was not my charter as a member of the advisory board and the very heated exchange that we had i don't want to be part of a whitewash and i felt it's best that tha

egypt marks seven years since the revolution the pled to hosni mubarak's downfall. government has received a big blow to the credibility of its handling of the hinge refugee crisis a former u.s. diplomat has quit an international advisory board aimed at resolving the turmoil in rakhine state bill richardson who was once considered a close friend of aung san suu kyi she accused the meum alida of lacking moral leadership on the issue he branded the panel set up by suchi a whitewash calling it a cheerleading operation for the government. i was very unhappy and distressed by down sunset she reaction to my plea that this issue of the reuters journalists being treated fairly and rapidly and that brought almost an explosion on her part. saying there were issues relating to the official secrecies act that this was not my charter as a member of the advisory board and the very heated exchange that we had i don't want to be part of a whitewash and i felt it's best but then i resign immediately and this is bangladesh's prime minister has to appeal to the united nations general

for three weeks mubarak clung to power he fired cabinet ministers and promised reforms but he refused to meet the main demand that the now millions of protesters nationwide were not moving they have to move. democracy needs a change of these police force to go. amnesty international says more than eight hundred forty people were killed during the revolution as once friendly governments from the u.s. and europe abandon the barrack the eighty two year old autocrat was isolated. one finally on february eleventh twenty eleven mubarak resigned and handed over power to the military i'm up. that. you know with an f. is what the what a feeling i lost my voice i kept saying the people have overthrown the regime that it was a dream that came true i felt we had something like a mini democracy i felt competition between parties then ceasing. egypt's post revolution euphoria didn't last long. its first democratically elected leader lasted just twelve months. the muslim brotherhoods mohammed morsi was overthrown in a military coup led by abdel fattah el-sisi. she's now president and standing for re

mubarak is one of a group of refugees belgian would like to send home immediately. the opposition says the government in brussels has been secretive about contacts with sudanese officials who helped compile a list of forty one sudanese nationals to deport. the first mistake is you don't collaborate with a dictator especially on something that stays in the shadows and isn't put in writing as soon as we heard about this we denounced it. it was the research of a middle east analyst kurta birth that brought the belgian government activities to light he shows his message exchange with refugees who've already been deported to sudan. bush says it's unacceptable for belgium to send people to war zones where torture is a daily occurrence. i took contact with these people in sudan who told me personally that indeed they have been beaten and have been told that the belgian government has some back at least three people who are coming from mainly south kordofan and therefore and these people always deserve protection and anyway so this international law. the people continue to

spoke to some of the people who were there seven years ago i chance of down with mubarak and wanted been enough to earn a beating from egypt's feared security services but on january twenty fifth twenty eleven the police made only a half hearted attempts to stop hundreds of thousands of egyptians packing tahrir square in cairo to demand the resignation of president hosni mubarak i will rahman ferrous and i have join those protests seven years ago for what. we used to say that the revolution is coming that it was our dring to change the regime through revolution we've been protesting for years but it was only ever a few dozen one hundred people so the regime considered us a bunch of children. for three weeks mubarak clung to power he fired cabinet ministers and promised reforms but he refused to meet the main demand that the now millions of protesters nationwide were not moving they have to move. democracy needs a change of these police. amnesty international says more than eight hundred forty people were killed during the revolution as once friendly governments from the u.s. and eur

change and democracy millions protested against poverty unemployment and corruption president hosni mubarak was overthrown after nearly thirty years in power his replacement in june two thousand and twelve was egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsi but he was deposed just past his first year in the job as the army again demonstrated its power more protests followed and morsi is muslim brotherhood supporters were banned a crackdown which followed saw hundreds killed thousands arrested and morsi sentenced to death the last presidential election was in two thousand and fourteen former army general abdel fattah el-sisi won ninety seven percent of the vote well let's bring in our guests now and joining us from egypt's capital cairo is timothy called us he's a nonresident fellow at the institute for middle east policy in berlin we have a senior research over the center for middle eastern and north african politics with free university of berlin is also the author of the book the political economy of egypt under sisi and finally dr. political analyst and author who specialize

change and democracy millions protested against poverty unemployment and corruption president hosni mubarak was overthrown after nearly thirty years in power his replacement in june two thousand and twelve was egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsi but he was deposed just past his first year in the job as the army again demonstrated its power or protests followed and morsi is muslim brotherhood supporters were banned a crackdown which followed saw hundreds killed thousands arrested and morsy sentenced to death the last presidential election was in two thousand and fourteen former army general abdel fattah el-sisi won ninety seven percent of the vote well let's bring in our guests now and joining us from egypt's capsule cairo is timothy called us he is a nonresident fellow at the institute for middle east policy in berlin we have senior research over the center for middle eastern and north african politics with free university of berlin is also the author of the book the political economy of egypt under sisi and finally dr. political analyst and author who specializes i

mubarak a thirty six year old refugee from sudan meets us at a brussels train station. he postponed our rendezvous three times for fear he'd be arrested. he's been holding out here it's much warmer than staying out on the street. he says he hasn't eaten for two days but that what matters most is that he's not sitting in an airplane bound for sudan. he's already had one close call. they tried to make me leave they bought me a plane ticket and said they were sending me back to sudan. i was staying in a reception center and. mubarak is from niala the capital of south darfor stayed in southwest sudan he fled to europe through libya and nearly died on the way deportation would be a nightmare for him. so i was shocked that they wanted to send me back to sudan. mubarak is one of a group of refugees belgian would like to send home immediately the opposition says the government in brussels has been secretive about contacts with sudanese officials who helped compile a list of forty one sudanese nationals to deport. the first mistake is you don't collaborate with a dictator especi

change and democracy millions protested against poverty unemployment and corruption president hosni mubarak was overthrown after nearly thirty years in power his replacement in june two thousand and twelve was egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsi but he was deposed just past his first year in the job as the army again demonstrated its power more protests followed and morsi is muslim brotherhood supporters were banned a crackdown which followed saw hundreds killed thousands arrested and morsy sentenced to death the last presidential election was in two thousand and fourteen former army general abdel fattah el-sisi won ninety seven percent of the vote well let's bring in our guests now and joining us from egypt's capital cairo is timothy called us he's a nonresident fellow at the institute for middle east policy in berlin we have a senior research over the center for middle eastern and north african politics with free university of berlin is also the author of the book the political economy of egypt under sisi and finally talked at all. political analyst and author who

change and democracy millions protested against poverty unemployment and corruption president hosni mubarak was overthrown after nearly thirty years in power his replacement in june two thousand and twelve was egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsi but he was deposed just past his first year in the job as the army again demonstrated its power or protests followed and morsi is muslim brotherhood supporters were banned a crackdown which followed saw hundreds killed thousands arrested and morsi sentenced to death the last presidential election was in two thousand and fourteen former army general abdel fattah el-sisi won ninety seven percent of the vote well let's bring in our guests now and joining us from egypt's capital cairo is timothy called us he's a nonresident fellow at the institute for middle east policy in berlin we have senior research over the center for middle eastern and north african politics with free university of berlin is also the author of the book the political economy of egypt under sea sea and finally talk to. a political analyst and author who spec

egypt mocks seven years since the fall of president hosni mubarak. and in sports le bron james hits the scoring milestone in the n.b.a. he thing youngest person to do it tatiana will have more. from dusky sunsets over the sprawling savannah. to sunrise atop an asian metropolis. at long last winter is showing itself in the middle of china you can't really mistake that can your full cost of a lot of snow that may what extent as far as shanghai where the maximum temperature on thursday is no more than three is still fifteen infusion is still twenty two in hong kong but that's ok been it's not surprising this is where winter should have been for the last week or so it is drifting slowly south and that's your precious snow in the forecast for fries at long last the season's show self south this we're into wet season here and there the malays are should be drying off now in tonga should be dry so indonesia is the place where the which is where there has been has been flooding in bali and some in java but these clouds interesting it suggests has been sharin

eventually he became the prime minister and then he decided to break with mubarak and eventually ran in the two thousand and twelve election which of course was the only open free election that egypt has ever had he ran against mohamed morsi from the muslim brotherhood it was extremely close race but the interesting thing about trophy at the time was that he was running on a counter-revolutionary platform which meant that he said he would crush the revolution and he would return to order and stability that defined the mubarak era when he lost the election he retreated to the united arab emirates where he's been essentially in hiding for the last several years he was watched as the coup unfolded there that brought sisi to power in egypt and since then he's been a sort of card in the back pocket of the gulf states that is the saudis and what are these who've been hope to use if you at some point in the future as a possible alternative to sisi at the same time he had developed his own ambitions and so when he made that announcement in november it didn't come at the wishes of his host an

mubarak a thirty six year old refugee from sudan meets us at a brussels train station. he postponed our rendezvous three times for fear he'd be arrested. he's been holding out here it's much warmer than staying out on the street. he says he hasn't eaten for two days but that what matters most is that he's not sitting in an airplane bound for sudan. he's already had one close call. they tried to make me leave they bought me a plane ticket and said i was sending me back to sudan. i was staying in a reception center in the rashid. looking you know but it is from the capital of south darfur state in southwest sudan he fled to europe through libya and nearly died on the way deportation would be a nightmare for him. and. so i was shocked that they wanted to send me back to sudan. mubarak is one of a group of refugees belgian would like to send home immediately the opposition says the government in brussels has been secretive about contacts with sudanese officials who helped compile a list of forty one sudanese nationals to deport. the first mistake is you don't collaborate wi

mubarak a thirty six year old refugee from sudan meets us at a brussels train station. he postponed our rendezvous three times for fear he'd be arrested. he's been holding out here it's much warmer than staying out on the street. he says he hasn't eaten for two days but that what matters most is that he's not sitting in an airplane bound for sudan. he's already had one close call. they tried to make me leave they bought me a plane ticket and said they were sending me back to sudan. i was staying in a reception center in the rashid. mubarak is from the island the capital of south darfur state in southwest sudan he fled to europe through libya and nearly died on the way deportation would be a nightmare for him. so i was shocked that they wanted to send me back to sudan. we don't. know but it is one of a group of refugees belgian would like to send home immediately the opposition says the government in brussels has been secretive about contacts with sudanese officials who helped compile a list of forty one sudanese nationals to deport. the first mistake is you don't collab

they use all the time mubarak, assad, gaddafi and netanyahu. mubarak is the best hope for peace. assad is a reformer and that's why there is hope gaddafi already showed that he is open to compromise on nuclear weapons and so on. our only problem is netanyahu. i said wait a minute, a dictator, democracy, he is elected. if only he will agree. and then there was the arab spring. by the way in case of democracy we both predict mubarak with assad didn't happen because clinton saved him -- putin saved him and obama permitted him. they say now ok what is number one problem for if only .etanyahu so my problem is integrity. the world doesn't want to see any connection between democracy human rights and peace. comfortable being positive because of lack of integrity. policyre integrity in than a many other countries in europe and even in america. you have six grandchildren when you left israel two weeks ago. threescoreg to be and 10. 70. in your view when you look back on it now can you say are there people who have endured in your integrity in aof complicated world? two people. king david

was the first day of demonstrations in egypt that eighteen days later brought down president hosni mubarak these incredible pictures weren't they protesters dreaming of democracy but seven years on president i believe they will seize the slowly eliminating the competition. as he prepares for an election in march the last may know position candidate as the drums in the race and on choosing a former army chief of staff was arrested days after announcing his candidacy reveal are reacting to this when i've got an idea in my head but what if you manage to find a lot of conversations so many different angles come all but social media actually played the one of the biggest roles and what happened seven years ago in egypt and now as i said we continue to see a lot of conversations about the upcoming elections critics of c.c. and rights groups have had plenty to say joseph posted this image online saying sisi is running against himself echoing a very popular hash tag we're seeing at the moment and ken roth from human rights watch says when you're an autocratic like sisi the best election is when yo

how much a feat for instance this is someone who of course is part of the mubarak era. around which of course the revolution erupted in two thousand and eleven a mature feat was longstanding minister under mubarak eventually he became the prime minister and then he decided to break with mubarak and eventually ran in the two thousand and twelve election which of course was the only open free election that egypt has ever had he ran against mohamed morsi from the muslim brotherhood it was extremely close race but the interesting thing about trophy at the time was that he was running on a counter revolutionary platform which meant that he said he would crush the revolution and he would return to order and stability that defined the mubarak era when he lost the election he retreated to the united arab emirates where he's been essentially in hiding for the last several years he watched as the coup unfolded there that brought sisi to power in egypt and since then he's been a sort of card in the back pocket of the gulf states that is the saudis and their morality is have been h

mubarak a thirty six year old refugee from sudan meets us at a brussels train station. he postponed our rendezvous three times for fear he'd be arrested. he's been holding out here it's much warmer than staying out on the street. he says he hasn't eaten for two days but that what matters most is that he's not sitting in an airplane bound for sudan. he's already had one close call. they tried to make me leave. they bought me a plane ticket and said they were sending me back to sudan. i was staying in a reception center and. mubarak is from the capital of south darfor stayed in southwest sudan he fled to europe through libya and nearly died on the way deportation would be a nightmare for him. so i was shocked that they wanted to send me back to. mubarak as one of a group of refugees belgian would like to send home immediately the opposition says the government in brussels has been secretive about contacts with sudanese officials who helped compile a list of forty one sudanese nationals to deport. the first mistake is you don't collaborate with a dictator especially on som

eventually he became the prime minister and then he decided to break with mubarak and eventually ran in the two thousand and twelve election which of course was the only open free election that egypt has ever had he ran against mohamed morsi from the muslim brotherhood it was extremely close race but the interesting thing about trophy at the time was that he was running on a counter-revolutionary platform which meant that he said he would crush the revolution he would return to order and stability that defined the mubarak era when he lost the election he retreated to the united arab emirates where he's been essentially in hiding for the last several years he was watched as the coup and folded there that brought sisi to power in egypt and since then he's been a sort of card in the back pocket of the. gulf states that is the saudi's and moralities have been hoping to use at some point in the future as a possible alternative to c.c. at the same time he had developed his own ambitions and so when he made that announcement in november it didn't come at the wishes of his host and so now we

egyptian talk shows are an accidental byproduct of states censorship when former president hosni mubarak allowed more private channels on the air he made it clear that news bulletins would remain in the hands of state and broadcasters private stations got around that by creating discussion programs focusing on the news of the hosts of these shows were everything that monochrome counterparts on state t.v. were not so i didn't get any and they said they did the job i did my sad sad was late looking at how yeah i know yet how many hail it is they. can yet they have a good that they're engaging emotional and opinionated and uniquely egyptian and that they start out with a monologue that goes on and on and on the monologue can be up to a half hour in some cases forty five minutes where you have a host not only talking. but working himself or herself up emotionally. sometimes you would have some video theatrical props a bullet a picture a video and the other thing is the interaction not only with the in studio guests but also with viewers at home for example we've seen relatives of some of the

egyptian talk shows are an accidental byproduct of states censorship when former president hosni mubarak allowed more private channels on the air he made it clear that news bulletins would remain in the hands of state and broadcasters private stations got around that by creating discussion programs focusing on the news the hosts of these shows were everything that monochrome counterparts and thankfully they were not so i didn't get any and they said they did the job i did my sad saw was way of looking at how yeah i know yet how many hail it is they. can yet they have a world that they're engaging emotional and opinionated and uniquely egyptian and that they start out with a monologue that goes on and on and on the monologue can be up to a half hour in some cases forty five minutes where you have a host not only talking. but working himself or herself up emotionally. sometimes you would have some video theatrical props on a bullet a picture or a video and the other thing is the interaction not only with the in studio guests but also with viewers at home for example we've seen relatives of

this quite you haven't seen either of us mubarak is tearing up the german box office charts. and we celebrate director legend vanna as he picks up a very special front. but first stop we turn our attention to the film of the moment darkest hour is the movie everyone is talking about that gary oldman picked up golden globe for best actor. trial of the british wartime leader who galvanized the country to fight the nazis has and universal. we will fight them on the beaches. for the first time as trying to jump from sixty british and french divisions we are hoping to claxon. they got if we don't mistake maybe today we would need a miracle to get around them winston churchill takes over as british prime minister at a difficult time the beginning of world war two why have i been. asked. the movie tells the story of how churchill became the man of the hour his stubbornness played a major role you need to reply to the lord to be see. that you're not only. form of gary oldman place churchill with all his faults and foibles he is bothering you. nothing employers trying to shorten a war

egyptian talk shows are an accidental byproduct of state's censorship when former president hosni mubarak allowed more private channels on the air he made it clear that news bulletins would remain in the hands of state and broadcasters private stations got around that by creating discussion programs focusing on the news the hosts of these shows were everything that monochrome counterparts on state t.v. were not so i didn't get any and michelle didn't have a job i did my shed saw busway at yanni looking at how yeah i know yet how many hail it is a nice big bill in kenya the mogul that they're engaging emotional and opinionated and uniquely egyptian and that they start out with a monologue that goes on and on and on the monologue can be up to a half hour in some cases forty five minutes where you have a host not only talking. but working himself or herself up emotionally god i'm on a bus i'll never know sometimes you would have some video theatrical props a bullet a picture a video and the other thing is the interaction not only with the in studio guests but also with viewers at home for ex

the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square which will kill. us. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other i'm as old as a show. we're able to do it properly. that is our strength. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the me and maher government calls you a gringo all the terrorist he had a story on to talk to al-jazeera at this time. the headline from al jazeera dot com and what's trending as well that breaking news we brought you about the start of the great president of iran saying this military operation in a free man has begun we have live pictures earlier of the aftermath of some of those air strikes the u.s. government shutdown what happens next here in. the loop with what's going on in washington d.c. and plenty more for you to have a look at still that story about systemic racism in the top ten have a look at that and plenty more w

egyptian talk shows are an accidental byproduct of state's censorship when former president hosni mubarak allowed more private channels on the air he made it clear that news bulletins would remain in the hands of state and broadcasters private stations got around that by creating discussion programs focusing on the news the hosts of these shows were everything that monochrome counterparts on state t.v. were not so i didn't get any and they said they don't have a job that you must have thought was way of looking at how yeah i know yet how many hail it is they. can yet they have a bill that they're engaging emotional and opinionated and uniquely egyptian and that they start out with a monologue that goes on and on and on the monologue can be up to a half hour in some cases forty five minutes where you have a host not only talking. but working himself or herself up emotionally. sometimes you would have some video theatrical props of bullets and picture a video and the other thing is the interaction not only with the in studio guests but also with viewers at home for example we've seen relati

egyptian talk shows are an accidental byproduct of states censorship when former president hosni mubarak allowed more private channels on the air he made it clear that news bulletins would remain in the hands of state and broadcasters private stations got around that by creating discussion programmes focusing on the news of the hosts of these shows were everything that monochrome counterparts on state t.v. were not so i didn't get any and they said they did the job i did my sad sad was late looking at how yeah i know yet how many hail it is they. can yet they have a bill that they're engaging emotional and opinionated and uniquely egyptian and that they start out with a monologue that goes on and on and on the monologue can be up to a half hour in some cases forty five minutes where you have a host not only talking. but working himself or herself up emotionally. sometimes you would have some video theatrical props on a bullet a picture or a video and the other thing is the interaction not only with the in studio guests but also with viewers at home for example we've seen relatives of som

have blamed an atmosphere of fear observers say cc's tactic is a recognizable one in the region of the mubarak and has less evidence of themselves the agent has used it before they would tell the international individual community that they won with ninety percent or ninety nine percent whatever the percentage by the same time there are no consequences for that so on one end it to bolster that eames that intimacy of the genes on one end and all that and you know there are no consequences for that actions. rule has been marked by a brutal crackdown on freedom of expression and civil liberties economic turbulence and increasing attacks by armed groups human rights groups have been placed under severe restrictions and many critics in the media have been silenced. his allies however dismiss accusations of abuses saying his tactics are needed for security in the face of an insurgency in the north sinai region that has expanded to include civilian targets mohammed does either. still ahead here on al-jazeera the sun is rising over a plan to repatriate hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees to man.

former chief of staff the deputy head of the supreme council of the armed forces did with body after mubarak and he is much senior in terms of the military command and. so he's somebody who is very well connected with the americans very well connected region in the so he's not someone who was a lightweight of any way during cc's rule which has been marked by a crackdown on freedom of expression human rights groups have been placed under severe restrictions and many critics in the media have been silenced the question now how many more presidential candidates will be added to a seemingly growing list of those being suppressed. so what is some man's background while he was made military chief of staff in egypt in two thousand and five under former leader hosni mubarak at the time of the revolution in twenty eleven he was closely involved in liaison with the u.s. officials including. the u.s. defense secretary he was forced to resign by former president mohamed morsy in twenty twelve and subsequently formed his own party to fight and elections egyptian analyst says arrows arrest was not unexpec

along with a return to the authoritarian security state that prevailed under former president hosni mubarak cc's remarks also came the day after one of his main potential rivals semyonovna was arrested by soldiers army commanders say their former chief of staff committed violations when he announced his presidential bid without obtaining permits from the armed forces egypt's elections committee says he was removed from the ballot because it's illegal for military commanders to run for political office . former prime minister and air force general as much if you had also announced his interest lawyers say he's also been detained in cairo another would be candidate behind bars as army colonel ahmed a military court sentenced him to six years in prison after announcing plans to run for president some believe sisi perceives the rivals as a threat to his presidency remember this is a country where presidents don't leave by elections they either die in power like them out of the knesset that either killed like i said it or the ousted by a mass movement like hosni mubarak the problem is for egypt

have blamed an atmosphere of fear observers say cc's tactic is a recognizable one in the region of the mubarak and the house has less evidence of themselves the agent has used it before they would tell the international and regional community that they won with ninety percent or ninety nine percent whatever the percentage of the same time there are no consequences for that so on one end it to bolster that eames that intimacy of that it seems on one end and the other and you know there are no consequences for that actions. cc's rule has been marked by a brutal crackdown on freedom of expression and civil liberties economic turbulence and increasing attacks by armed groups human rights groups have been placed under severe restrictions and many critics in the me. have been silenced. his allies however dismissed accusations of abuses saying his tactics are needed for security in the face of an insurgency in the north sinai region that has expanded to include civilian targets mohammed jim groom a disease. a country royal who was formerly a close ally of saudi arabia says the gulf diplomatic crisis

he was made miniature chief of staff in egypt in two thousand and five and the full malaysia hosni mubarak and the time of the revolution in twenty eleven he was closely involved in liaison with u.s. officials including james mattis the u.s. defense secretary it was full story signed by former president mohammed morsi in twenty twelve and subsequently formed his party to fight actions egyptian analyst i'm in says and the rest is not expected. mr sandman then gambled and he very clearly lost he should have taken a quick look at the short term history with mr mcmahon saw somebody also belonging to the military finding his way to military tribunals for which he paid with six years of his life as well as mr much of who was in a rather comfortable house arrest at the marriott but it was such a restrictive environment that reuters journalist was impeded from merely interviewing him so the signs were all there but i think that mr and then was gambling gambling that mr sisi has shown some vulnerability has hammered some supports and there's also been some strife within military circles particularl

this quite you haven't seen either tell us mubarak is tearing up the german box office charts. and we sort of like direct election fun of herself as he picks up a very special prize. but first up we turn our attention to the film of the moment darkest hour is the movie everyone is talking about after gary oldman picked up a golden globe for best actor or trial of the british wartime leader who galvanized the country to fight the nazis has and universal cry we will fight them on the beaches. for the first time as trying minute journey of uncertain six to british and french to which we are supposed to go. they go if we don't. maybe two would need to really get around in winston churchill takes over as british prime minister at a difficult time the beginning of world war two i. i have i've been to some such courses a test of the blue the tells the story of how churchill became the man of the hour his stubbornness played a major role you need to reply to the lord review see i didn't see the film if you're not. born with gary oldman place churchill with all his faults and four balls

who is accused of architect or being the architect of the twenty for britain to eleven coup against mubarak so it is very well connected i think he had presidential ambitions during the time when he was in supreme council of the armed forces but now it is interesting is the whole supreme council has changed in one thousand generals that were who were willing egypt back in twenty eleven only one don't need two that exists from them from these nineteen is as a president and the midst of defense that asked of them are all gone are retired pushed aside marginalized and he's one of them so i think he would find some support among these one thousand generals but they don't exist anymore as the top at the top of the armed forces. thousands of people are fleeing fights in the syrian region of our freedom amid the ongoing shelling and ground operation by turkey. a defensive which also involves s trikes is now in its fourth day it's believed some eight hundred thousand civilians are living that many of them displaced from other parts of syria the syrian observatory for human rights has accused syrian

one in the region of the mubarak and the house has not said on saddam's of the agent has used it before they would tell the international indonesian community that they won with ninety percent or ninety nine percent whatever the percentage by the same time there are no consequences for that so on one end it to bolster their teams that intimacy of their genes on one end and the other and you know there are no consequences for that actions. cc's rule has been marked by a brutal crackdown on freedom of expression and civil liberties economic turbulence and increasing attacks by armed groups human rights groups have been placed under severe restrictions and many critics in the media have been silenced. his allies however dismiss accusations of abuses saying his tactics are needed for security in the face of an insurgency in the north sinai region that has expanded to include civilian targets. and does either. well former armed forces chief of staff sami announce says he'll also run an call for state institutions to be neutral towards all candidates. with daughter suri if i am elected to thi

and was made military chief of staff in egypt in two thousand and five under former leader who's mubarak the time of the revolution in two thousand and eleven he was closely involved in liaison with u.s. officials including james mattis who's now trumps defense secretary he was forced to resign by former president mohamed morsy in two thousand and twelve and subsequently formed his own party to fight in elections sure is a professor of security studies at the institute and he says a counter-reaction from and then supporters is possible. this is not just someone from the ruling establishment this is the deputy head of the supreme council of the armed forces the former chief of staff someone who is accused of architect or being the architect of the twenty for britain to eleven coup against mubarak so he's is very well connected i think he had presidential ambitions during the time when he was in supreme council of the armed forces but now it is interesting is the whole supreme council who now has changed the one thousand generals that were who were willing egypt back in twenty eleven only

along with a return to the authoritarian security state that prevailed under former president hosni mubarak cc's remarks also came the day after one of his main potential rivals semyonovna was arrested by soldiers army commanders say their former chief of staff committed violations when he announced his presidential bid without obtaining permits from the armed forces egypt's elections committee says he was removed from the ballot because it's illegal for military commanders to run for political office . former prime minister and air force general as much if you had also announced his interest lawyers say he's also been detained in cairo another would be candidate behind bars as army colonel ahmed a military court sentenced him to six years in prison after announcing plans to run for president some believe sisi perceives the rivals as a threat to his presidency remember this is a country where presidents don't leave by elections they either die in power like them out of the knesset that either killed like on or said it or the ousted by a mass movement like hosni mubarak the problem is for eg

mubarak a thirty six year old refugee from sudan meets us at a brussels train station. he postponed our rendezvous three times for fear he'd be arrested. he's been holding out here it's much warmer than staying out on the street. he says he hasn't eaten for two days but that what matters most is that he's not sitting in an airplane bound for sudan. he's already had one close call. they tried to make me leave they bought me a plane ticket and said i was sending me back to sudan. i was staying in a reception center and threw a shoe. in the buttock is from the capital of south darfur state in southwest sudan he fled to europe through libya and nearly died on the way deportation would be a nightmare for him. and. i was shocked that they wanted to send me back to sudan. mubarak is one of a group of refugees belgium would like to send home immediately the opposition says the government in brussels has been secretive about contacts with sudanese officials who helped compile a list of forty one sudanese nationals to deport. the first mistake is you don't collaborate with a dict

have blamed an atmosphere of fear observers say cc's tactic is a recognizable one in the region of the mubarak and his message and saddam's of the agent has used it to before they would tell the international indonesian community that they won with ninety percent or ninety nine percent of whatever the percentage of the same time there are no consequences for that so on one end it to bolster that he means that intimacy of the genes on one end and the other and you know there are no consequences for that actions. cc's rule has been marked by a brutal crackdown on freedom of expression and civil liberties economic turbulence and increasing attacks by armed groups human rights groups have been placed under severe restrictions and many critics in the media have been silenced. his allies however dismissed accusations of abuses saying his tactics are needed for security in the face of an insurgency in the north sinai region that has expanded to include civilian targets mohammed does either. because of a royal who was at one time a close ally of saudi arabia says the gulf diplomatic crisis has been ma

have blamed an atmosphere of fear observers say cc's tactic is a recognizable one in the region of the mubarak and his message and saddam's of the agent has used it for they would tell the international individual community that they won with ninety percent or ninety nine percent of whatever the percentage of the same time there are no consequences for that so on one end it to bolster that eames that intimacy of that it seems on one and and the other and you know there are no consequences for that actions. cc's rule has been marked by a brutal crackdown on freedom of expression and civil liberties economic turbulence and increasing attacks by armed groups human rights groups have been placed under severe restrictions and many critics in the media have been silenced. his allies however dismissed accusations of abuses saying his tactics are needed for security in the face of an insurgency in the north sinai region that has expanded to include civilian targets mohammed does either. forces chief of staff says he'll also run called for state institutions to be neutral towards all candor that a lot

have blamed an atmosphere of fear observers say cc's tactic is a recognizable one in the region of the mubarak and the helplessness absence of themselves the agent has used it before they would tell the international indonesian community that they won with ninety percent or ninety nine percent whatever the percentage by the same time there are no consequences for that so on one end it bolster that eames that intimacy of the genes on one end and the other and you know there are no consequences for that actions. rule has been marked by a brutal crackdown on freedom of expression and civil liberties economic turbulence and increasing attacks by armed groups human rights groups have been placed under severe restrictions and many critics in the media have been silenced. his allies however dismiss accusations of abuses saying his tactics are needed for security in the face of an insurgency in the north sinai region that has expanded to include civilian targets mohammed does it. former armed forces chief of staff sami annan says he'll also run and called for state institutions to be neutral towards a

chief of staff of the egyptian military in two thousand and five that was under former president hosni mubarak in two thousand and eleven and during the egyptian revolution he worked closely with u.s. officials including james mattis the current u.s. defense secretary but just a year later former president mohamed morsy forced him to resign and eventually formed his own political party to discuss this further i'm joined by tajik massud he's a professor at the harvard kennedy school of government he's also author of the book counting islam religion class and elections in egypt he's joining me now from boston thank you very much indeed for being with us here on al-jazeera we just heard in mohammed's report there that. it was all model sure from the door institute said that there was a possibility the annan had actually not to miscalculated this bid and he had expected this step and this isn't the end of the story do you think that there's more to this. i think there's almost got to be i noted that comment by professor short as well you know simian then is not like what the colonel who was mentio

who is accused of architect or being the architect of the twenty for britain to eleven coup against mubarak so is is very well connected i think he had presidential ambitions during the time when he was in supreme council of the armed forces but now what is interesting is the whole supreme council now has changed the one thousand generals that were who were with egypt back in twenty eleven the only one oh don't you two that exist from them from these nineteen is sisi as a president and the minister of defense that rest of them are all gone are retired pushed aside marginalized and he's one of them so i think he would find some support among these nineteen generals but they don't exist anymore as the top at the top of the armed forces and one of our facebook viewer is saying no one can run for presidency anymore assisi is the new mubarak is that a point of view that you you agree with because this is quite unprecedented isn't it and he's the fourth candidate and is the fourth if i'm not mistaken the fourth candidate to to face prosecution or face the tension when it comes to this presidentia

of all points including many of those involved in the two thousand and eleven uprising that toppled mubarak street protests have been effectively banned human rights groups have been placed on the severe restrictions and many critics in the media have been silenced he's allies however dismissed accusations of abuse. the saying these tactics are needed for security in the face of an insurgency the most sinai region has expanded to include civilian targets terrorism and violence have increased so you know the formula is not to you know roll back freedoms and carry out campaigns of elimination that's not the formula for security and stability and you know fighting terrorism while many dread four more years of. somebody may not helpful he can save the country egypt they say is simply too big to fail mohammed zero zero. nearly two and a half thousand refugees have been rescued off the coast of libya in the last week that's according to the international organization for migration the number of people attempting to cross the mediterranean to reach europe is down from last year however the number

tweets excellent insight for sure emphasis on kind of europe really interesting this is followed up by mubarak who says i agree he was unaware that they can slip it was completely different to the e.u. with all it's not in the whole team he did alex i'm sure really pleased that it will to bring you interesting stories and details of all the different institutions that exist across the world and if there's anything else in particular you'd like is the highlight please don't hesitate to contact us by the email facebook or twitter. over twenty six thousand lollywood picture phones have been produced in pakistan since one nine hundred forty eight one of the highest grossing films made four point nine million dollars worldwide at the box office dramas play a huge part of pakistan's television industry and as bollywood is united in india for its films pakistan is very well known prince excellent television dramas a justice of infest a creation are regarded as two of the best and most respected actors in pakistani t.v. incentive ma ajaz is best known for playing the lead in many hit drama seals and a

most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. to us if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover this like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is all straight. fairly decent food but we're football fans who don't think about doping really had that lead explaining when real madrid a club worth five hundred million euros expresses a position on something the world anti-doping agency has to take notice you know. al-jazeera continues its investigation into the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in the final episode of sports doping the endless chase at this time and live it sounds like an agreement between criminal busts it's like trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever comes to ask the question is for throw their hands up in the air and say i don't know i was just nominee director we're doing a investigation into. ukraine could use a bribes you've been corrupt or i've been not corrupt i did just

in the meantime, the court ruled that mubarak would not be deported. he does not have to fear tortured for the time being. this might hurt belgium's reputation on an international level. the timing according to observers means campaigning for a permanent seat on the united nations security council. bren polls in germany show another dip in support for the social democrats as they prepare to enter formal coalition talks with angela merkel's conservatives. the spd will negotiate hard to do that, while the conservatives have hinted limited room for maneuvering. the talks are expected to start this week. javier is here now. the business and political elite gathering where the air is thin and cold. javier: we are talking about. those. many of the world leaders are there to speak at the meeting of the world economic forum. the prime minister of india defended more cooperation between the worlds largest economies against what seems to be a protectionist approach by the current u.s. administration. his message was also a clear promotion for his own country, wh

in the meantime, the court ruled that mubarak would not be deported. he does s not have to fear tortrtured for thehe time being. this might hurt belgium's reputation on an international level. the timing according to observers means campaigning for a permanent seat on the united nations security council. brent: polls in germany show another dip in support for the social democrats as they prepare to enter formal coalition talks with angela merkel's conservatives. the spd will negotiate hard to do that, while the conservatives have hinted limited room for maneuvering. the talks are expected to ststat this week. javier is here now. the business and political elite gathering where the air is thin and cold. javier: we are talking about. those. many of the world leaders are there to speak at the meeting of the world economic forum. the prime minister of india defended more cooperation between the worlds largest economies against what seems to be a protectionist approach by the current u.s. administration. his message was also a clear promotion for his own co

along with a return to the authoritarian security state that prevailed under former president hosni mubarak cc's remarks also came the day after one of his main potential rivals semyonovna was arrested by soldiers army commanders say their former chief of staff committed violations when he announced his presidential bid without obtaining permits from the armed forces egypt's elections committee says he was removed from the ballot because it's illegal for military commanders to run for political office . former prime minister and air force general as much if you had also announced his interest lawyers say he's also been detained in cairo another would be candidate behind bars as army colonel ahmed awa a military court sentenced him to six years in prison after announcing plans to run for president some believe sisi perceives the rivals as a threat to his presidency remember this is a country where presidents don't leave by elections they either die in power like demand of the nasa that either killed like anwar sadat or the ousted by a mass movement like hosni mubarak the problem is for egypt

the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square to appear. as. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. that is our strength. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage that they put every day but the message is a simplistic you have been trained good logical rational person crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives at this time on al-jazeera and then reported on the. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those