anyone headed for algeria has to pass through here. for years use of earned a living as a middleman connecting migrants looking for a ride with truck drivers for a fee at the time this was legal now everything has changed your mind about without a sense a new law you can hardly find any migrants would carry luggage back and forth to earn a little money at least. the use of told us that ever since the e.u. started exerting pressure on asia the business of moving migrants happens almost exclusively at night others also tell us of jeeps that cross the desert border in the cover of darkness the trucks shown here were full of workers from news year since spring 2017 algeria has been extracting huge numbers of migrants who had previously spent years ending in living in algeria back in tunisia. yemen and especially if it's a tense situation in algeria 6 or 7 months ago they started to arrest them throw out all the black people they could find. where not criminals we just trade but a lot willing when a situation has eased i'll return. there we

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we want the re-foundation of a democratic algeria. >> a lot needs to be done. what is the key roadblock to achieving what you would like to see done? >>>> we are in a political impasse. a constitutional void. the power struggle between the regime in the popular movement is still going on. want a democrats who wall, emma craddick institutions, a separation of powers, the respect of freedom. this can only be achieved by the transition phase that sets the foundation for these transformations and necessary transformations. theregime wants to maintain status quo. one of the biggest obstacles is the military has stepped in the political arena and it has gained a lot of prominence and it has been fighting this dynamic of change. proposenk and they presidential elections and it is like going six months back i in time a and proposing the same thing. at thehe s same time, in the naf the dialogue, they are fighting dialogue. has military chief of staff strongly refused any prerequisite to election, meaning he does not want to about any t topic that would question the legi

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in $830.00 it lost algeria to france while egypt gradually came under british rule which then expanded into the arabian peninsula. the arabs of mesopotamia greater syria and the he. remains part of the ottoman empire which was undergoing its own changes. kind of person i shall read it how does. but that. what democrat or you mentioned is really a lot of money and i mean a while michalis well but as i licked the. measures 3rd me when i mostly shore module got me i learned a lot. i lucked out a lot of the muslim lived. in 1000 or 8 the committee of union and progress the young turks overthrew. me just seconds and restored the $876.00 constitution. this reduced tension at the top of ottoman politics but also created in fighting among arab groups in the empire and let her hear much more of a new dictatorial. the much more. likely. to be a home. and who knows i would call me to. hate them as. they're only. a few short. and so. recent carefully in the embry. so far i think. there would be my me your me but it does use money because it would have. been led. to a drive that tricky and no. more

well in algeria thousands of protesters there of turned out for nationwide antigovernment protests now for the 24th consecutive week they are pushing for a complete overhaul of the country's ruling elite after the president stepped down in april elections planned for last month were canceled because of a lack of candidates the interim leader has set up a panel to oversee a national dialogue aimed at ending the political crisis. in libya will shut down 3 of its biggest migration detention centers after criticism from the united nations over there conditions officials have started evacuating the centers but it's not clear where the migrants are being sent one of the facilities is in a suburb of the capital tripoli forces loyal to walter leaf after hit that facility in an airstrike about a month ago killing at least $52.00 migrants which we are calling on now is for an orderly release before if you g.'s in detention centers to urban settings and we stand ready to provide for to you to provide these people with assistance through our urban programs asylum seekers and refugees should not be

algeria's judiciary has started corruption investigations against former senior officials. two former ministers have been taken into custody over corrupt delegations. claire: moving to a new you and report over climate change, which was prepared by scores of experts from several countries fear the danger of climatete change on our water,r, food, and land i is greater than previvioy thght. but it is not all l doom and gloom. if that allowing soioils and forests s to regenerate and makg changes to our eating habits and make a real difference. >> these images of barren fifields, of cattle dying of thirst are now common in many regions in the world. heat waves are drying out the land, a land that is overused and damaged by changing weather. imagine what these fields will look like in 30 years, when temperatures are higher, and there are billions of extra people to feed. that is what the u.n.'.'s intergovernmental panel on clclimate changege has studied n this latest rereport, edit says the current use of land is not and it says the current use of land is not sustainable. extens

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president of the republic of algeria. because you again she was incredibly i saw a model french soldier who went on to find out from you know g. area. okay well that's all we have time for historian and author greg lage option cool thank you very much for speaking to us. it was a pleasure. well if we have time for this week's edition all from a focus 08/15/19 08/15/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> we are learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning, and demand a thorough investigation. and because attorney general william barr criticizes the conditions at the federal jail where jeffrey epstein was found saturday, weell will look at why civil rights campaigners haee

algeria is very briefly convicted of treason charges but he's also be not you still he and testify about this could face life imprisonment how if the mistake is see again these charges. he actually sounds strong regardless of the treason charges isn't much a month sentence to a. life in prison but all the more and other can even back up to 50 years very clearly victories on many times been tweeting and posting facebook on facebook that he's only getting stronger is not worried because it sounds like he's sure to get off it ok. correspondent in kampala uganda many thanks for your time. the un has stepped up its emergency appeal for zimbabwe warning that more than 5000000 people it's said of the population are in desperate need of food aid at least half of them are on the brink of starvation. nothing to sell and even if there were a few people here i mean if money to buy food daily life has become a struggle for survival in zimbabwe people spent hours just trying to get by all too often in vain. they will be going we have reduced our daily food portions that previously we could cook withou

on sunday algeria is preparing for the slaughter of 3 and a half 1000000 shape and goats prices here and across north africa are surging with demand. this cheap flock this year is thanks to all in good condition prices are up to 60000 dina. some blame speculators for the soaring prices others say that prices have gone up because of costs at the official slaughter houses and enforcement of animal welfare standards. this year the herd is in better condition compared to last year for all vaccinated and under strict veterinary supervision everybody has the animal safety it requires rigorous efforts. but some countries in the region can't meet the demand under the burning sun in a romanian black sea port the 50 year old lady maria stands ready for thousands of sheep with a one way passage to libya despite a warning from the e.u. remaining it continues to export live animals during the height of summer 4 years ago thousands of sheep on a ship sailing from here died from heat and thirst animal rights activists say the trade is not strongly enough policed. and that's your business news thank

algeria is preparing for the slaughter of 3 and a half 1000000 shape and goats prices here and across north africa are surging with demand. the sheep flock this year is thanks to all in good condition prices are up to 60000 diener. some blame speculators for the soaring prices others say that prices have gone up because of costs at the official slaughter houses and enforcement of animal welfare standards. this year the herd is in better condition compared to last year where sheep are all vaccinated and under strict veterinary supervision everybody has ever considered the animal safety it requires rigorous effort. but some countries in the region can't meet the demand under the burning sun in a romanian black sea port the 50 year old lady maria stands ready for thousands of sheep with a one way passage to libya despite a warning from the e.u. remaining it continues to export live animals during the height of summer 4 years ago thousands of sheep on a ship sailing from here died from heat and thirst animal rights activists say the trade is not strongly enough policed. and british airway

as muslims around the world countdown to the start of by god hot on sunday algeria is preparing for the slaughter of 3 and a half 1000000 shape and goats prices here and across north africa are surging with demand. i've been this been this cheap flock this year is thanks to all in good condition prices are up to 60000 dina. some blame speculators for the soaring prices others say that prices have gone up because of costs at the official slaughter houses and enforcement of animal welfare standards. this year that the coastal villages threatened by rising sea levels and there's no money to repair dikes and dams. russell feels abandoned by local authorities but he's not going to give up his home without a 5. 160 minutes d.w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn with him it's simple online on your mobile and free to set w z learning course nico speak german from a to z. . this is the entire point i ask him to jurors or didn't mean anything at all they killed many civilians i mean

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algeria is preparing for the slaughter of 3 and a half 1000000 shape and go it's prices here and across north africa are surging with demand. this cheap flock this year is thanks to all in good condition prices are up to 60000 diener. some blame speculators for the soaring prices others say that prices have gone up because of costs at the official slaughter houses and enforcement of animal welfare standards. this year the herd is in better condition compared to last year where sheep are all vaccinated and under strict veterinary supervision everybody has the animal safety it requires rigorous. but some countries in the region can't meet the demand under the burning sun in a romanian black sea port the 50 year old lady maria stands ready for thousands of sheep with a one way passage to libya despite a warning from the e.u. remaining it continues to export live animals during the height of summer 4 years ago thousands of sheep on a ship sailing from here died from heat and thirst animal rights activists say the trade is not strongly enough policed. and british airways says it's fixed a ch

and says no we will stay in the mena trading because american soldiers have fought against rocco and algeria, now here in the mediterranean, not just soldiers for combat commanders, generals have to learn how to defeat an open battle. hitler had not become master of europe for no reason, this was tough business. and to ensure that nobody would be in any doubt, what was required of america armed forc forces, he insisted i casablanca on a policy of unconditional surrender of the enemy, unconditional surrender of the germans, there will be no negotiation with the nazis. unconditional surrender. and a few months later the first german army did surrender to eisenhower, and may of 1943, in the alleys, americans eating the way under general eisenhower. occupied sicily and establish themselves in the south of italy at solana in the great eight hellion airfield. so the united states air force could bomb southern germany. this final volume picks up the story there. once again for me this was a learning experience because i had been brought up in britain just before d-day under the impression that the

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on sunday algeria is preparing for the slaughter of 3 and a half 1000000 shapes and goats prices here and across north africa are surging with demand. flock this year is thanks to all in good condition prices are up to 60000 diener. some blame speculators for the soaring prices others say that prices have gone up because of costs at the official slaughter houses and enforcement of animal welfare standards. this year the herd is in better condition compared to last year where sheep are all vaccinated and under strict veterinary supervision everybody has the animal safety it requires rigorous efforts. but some countries in the region can't meet the demand under the burning sun in a romanian black sea port the 50 year old lady maria stands ready for thousands of sheep with a one way passage to libya despite a warning from the e.u. remaining it continues to export live animals during the height of summer 4 years ago thousands of sheep on a ship sailing from here died from heat and thirst animal rights activists say the trade is not strongly enough policed. and that's your business news th

the injured man islam enough walk out of algeria to help us drove him to a village in secret even transporting refugees in private vehicles it's forbidden carolyn or intends to document the physical abuse to use it as evidence. the problem is we can't take any action against our police here in croatia even so i think it's important to record everything he's seen. wife many in the official refugee camp in velika clip you should say they've been pushed back illegally and the situation here is reaching critical mass. earlier this summer 32 people in the camp are injured in a fire thought to be caused by a hot plate the people save themselves by jumping from windows. only taking at most 700 of the 8000 refugees stuck inside impoverished bosnia-herzegovina overcrowding in other towns along the border is even worse. carolyn moves on to zagreb she's horrified at what's happening along croatians border croatian police have been pushing refugees back into bosnia this video from 2018 is said to be picked illegal pushbacks the accusation still stand today. even this unbelievable video has left the croati

anyone headed for algeria has to pass through here. for years use of earned a living as a middleman connecting migrants looking for a ride with truck drivers for 3 at the time this was legal now everything has changed but you know my other work with the new law i can hardly find any migrants would be i carry luggage back and forth to earn a little money or at least. the use of told us that ever since the e.u. started exerting pressure on asia the business of moving migrants happens almost exclusively at night others also tell us of jeeps that cross the desert border in the cover of darkness the trucks shown here were full of workers from there since spring 2017 algeria has been extraditing huge numbers of migrants who had previously spent years earning a living in algeria back in tunisia. yemen and especially if it's a tense situation in algeria 6 or 7 months ago they started to arrest and throw out all the black people they could find. we're not criminals we just trade but willing when a situation has eased i'll return. there were onl

for you of 32 and still quite warm down here across much of the balkan peninsula well across parts of algeria and tunisia we see quite a lot of rain there as well we're still to be seeing some very active weather here across parts of northern tunisia as we go towards wednesday that also includes parts of tunis and you attempt to there at about $34.00 degrees by the time we get towards thursday though that temperature does drop but we still could be seeing a few active showers across much of the region over here towards morocco rain could be a problem with her but at 26 degrees. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of them big take with algorithms and the more that we used to do the more data we produce we're in the midst of a great race for time and big tech companies are on the cheeks and fires are rising on a wealth of information and wheat and other commodities in the 2nd of a 5 part series on the re-examined where the corporations are calling nice and really. like the popularity and power of think tank on a just. take a look at the top stories here of al-jazeera b

this year has already seen the toppling of two long serving leaders in algeria and sudan. that has led some to question whether another arab spring type movement might be underway. greg palcot takes a look. >> the arab world in 2011 was the scene of mass revolt led by young people angry by the lack of democracy and jobs. activists took to the streets and the internet targeting leaders in the region. >> huge hope among the people, get rid of the dictatorship. military dictator in particular. they wanted to establish democracy anded rule of the law. >> early gains and hopes were lost in the authoritarian crackdown. violence and religious extremism. president mubarak forced out of power. a military sgovment led by al asisi took over and cracked down again. >> no change in terms of we're jipt is. no reclamation of the economy. >> in labia, gaddafi fell. but that led to civil war and chaos as a new strong man tried to gain control. >> it is more libya war, instability. >> we don't know. >> next door, to you neeshia where the movement started -- tunisia where it started got the

thousands of people have marche in algeria to call for free and fair elections and an end to military influence in the government. algerians have been -- continue to push for reforms. the u.s. supreme court says ruth bader ginsburg has undergone treatmenent for a tumor in her pancreas. the courts said no further treatment has been needed. she's 86. one of four left-leaning judges on the nine-member court. now to the mediterranean were three to 56 migrants have been allowed to disembark on malta, let any the latest impasse between eu governments and rescue ships. the migrants have been relocated to six other countries. another weeklong standoff is over for now. the european union seems far from a solution on this drarama. >> not a lot of breathing space on the ocean biking, where migrants waited for almost two weeks at sea. water and othth supplies s have been running short. noww the ordeal has come to an end. the peoplee have beenened on shore in malta. they have been distributed to various eu countries who have agreed to let them in. >> we feel r relievedd that a humane sololution ha

27 in algeria's. elizabeth brought him in doha the top stories this hour boss johnson's move to suspend diversions polman onto him that it is being described as the constitutional outrage and a political coup that leaves his opponents and very much for talking to push through legislation preventing the u.k. from crashing out of the european union without a do you and yemen sell the jets have bombed a residential area near a sauna international airport that followed an attack by what the rebels on an airport in the south all these city of only on wednesday the hopi say they fought a cruise missile on the airport's haggans. and south korea's supreme court has ordered a retrial in the bribery case against samsung boss james whitey the corruption scandals for president are good hey removed from office in 2017 samsung often millions of dollars in bribes allegedly for government favors. let's get more our top story now a closer look at johnson's political maneuvers and what they mean for the brics that proc

the injured man is lamine up our catch of algeria. the helpers drove him to a village in secret even transporting refugees in private vehicles is forbidden carolyn intends to document the physical abuse to use it as evidence. the problem is we can't take any action against our police here in croatia even so i think it's important to record everything he's seen. many in the official refugee camp in belich a clue should say they've been pushed back illegally and the situation here is reaching critical mass. earlier this summer 32 people in the camp are injured in a fire thought to be caused by a hot plate the people save themselves by jumping from windows. only taking at most 700 of the 8000 refugees stuck inside impoverished bosnia-herzegovina overcrowding in other towns along the border is even worse. carolyn moves on to zagreb she's horrified at what's happening along croatians border croatian police have been pushing refugees back into bosnia this video from 2018 is said to be picked illegal pushbacks the accusation still stand toda

in thousands of people have not just across algeria to call for free elections and an end to military influence in the government opponents of push for political reform since not processed forced the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. it's to the mediterranean now and nearly $360.00 migrants have been allowed to disembark on the island of. the refugees will be relocated now to 6 other european countries dozens of unaccompanied minors were amongst the migrants from most from sudan on the deal and the latest tense standoff between governments and charity ships is still there's no agreement in prospect. there is not a lot of breathing space on the ocean viking where migrants waited for almost 2 weeks at sea water and other supplies have been running short but now the ordeal has come to an end the people on board have been allowed to go ashore in malta they will then be distributed to various e.u. countries that have agreed to take them in as a reason it's not ts of ours we feel rightly that a humane solution has now been found for the 356 people on board the ocean vi

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fishermen in algeria got a shock when they hold an american military plane out of the water but first they thought it was a way of dragging it but on closer inspection it was theirs. douglas, hunter is used by the us during the second world war. the story of the plane was common knowledge in this area since about 1942 but, until now, nobody actually new where it was. there you go. absolutely amazing. let me know what you think about our talking point, the ryanair strike going ahead. does it affect you? get in touch. as we move into the latter part of august, it looks like summer is going to go for it with a real final fluorescent temperatures up to 30dc through the weekend and onto monday, which for some is of course a bank holiday. by by the weekend, the icy bars plummet directly into a southerly and we squeeze away with weather fronts making things wait and wendy. we are still under the influence of an area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk, welling away. a breeze to start especially across the northern half of the uk stop showers in some areas. into northern ireland for

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confronting is facing the 2nd issue is the implementation of a peace agreement signed 4 years ago in algeria i'm coming now to refer point which interests you is the situation of a center of a country in terms of stability and security zetia this is extremely important for us. to deal with this situation and to treat the situation over something in terms of getting more stability in this case no one can imagine our government siding with one part of the population against another so you're not support the government is not supporting any any militia groups the governments of political agreement is a sitting to find a solution to what is going on in the sums of the country and it cannot side waif somalians against of the state until you know you said that strong measures are in place in the material what are the strong measures in place that would prevent the violence because just a few days ago there was another bout of violence you know that the root of the problems of this crisis in the sumter of mali started from because of the patients of them over in mali by total your scripts. you have

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the suit from russia terry huggins in new zealand and of del rodriguez from guatemala and duri from algeria congratulations all 4 of you. if you are stressed you can feel it in your gut because stress can harm you. which is called the microbiome and you can protect those bacteria. but is this really true. the bar tree grown strains of locked up a syllabus and busy job bacteria in recent years they've been getting a lot of air time they're marketed under the general term probiotics it's claimed they help against era simple bowel syndrome and gas to enter righteous or they can even restore the gut flora after a course of antibiotics. there added to some yogurt with the aim of improving consumers' health. but now some studies claim that probiotics can have adverse effects on the body that they can cause flatulence stomachache can't even impair concentration and that's not all. there's a been i'm sure there's also one studies show that people had increased psychological complaints after taking probiotics that's an important sign that we should handle these things really carefully. claim to act

the injured man islam enough of algeria to help us drove him to believe in secret even transporting refugees in private vehicles is forbidden carolyn intends to document the physical abuse to use it as evidence. the problem is we can't take any action against our police here in croatia even so i think it's important to record everything he's seen. why many in the official refugee camp in belich a clue she say that been pushed back illegally and the situation here is reaching critical mass. earlier this summer 32 people in the camp are injured in a fire thought to be caused by a hot plate the people save themselves by jumping from windows. only taking at most 700 of the 8000 refugees stuck inside impoverished bosnia-herzegovina overcrowding in other towns along the border is even worse. carolyn moves on to zagreb she's horrified at what's happening along croatians border croatian police have been pushing refugees back into bosnia this video from 2800 said to be picked illegal pushbacks the accusation still stand today. even this unbelievable video has left the croatian government cold they kn

from algeria congratulations all 4 of you. if you are stressed you can feel it in your gut because stress can harm your intestinal bacteria which is called the microbiome and you can protect those bacteria when heating your gut is this really true. bar tree grown strains of locked up a celesta and bacteria in recent years they've been getting a lot of air time they're marketed under the general term probiotics it's claimed they help against areas of old bowel syndrome and gas to enter righteous or they can even restore the gut flora after a course of antibiotics. there added to some yogurt with the aim of improving. seamers health. but now some studies claim that probiotics can have adverse effects on the body but they can cause flatulence stomachache can't even impair concentration and that's not all. as a burden i'm sure there's also this one studies show that people had increased psychological complaints after taking probiotics that's an important sign that we should handle these things really carefully. claim to act in the

the injured man islam enough cats of algeria to help us drove him to a village in secret even transporting refugees in private vehicles it's forbidden carolyn or intends to document the physical abuse to use it as evidence. the problem is we can't take any action against our police here in croatia even so i think it's important to record everything he's seen. why many in the official refugee camp in belich a clip you should say that been pushed back illegally and the situation here is reaching critical mass. early this summer 32 people in the camp are injured in a fire thought to be caused by a hot plate the people save themselves by jumping from windows. only taking at most 700 of the 8000 refugees stuck inside impoverished bosnia-herzegovina overcrowding in other towns along the border is even worse. carolyn moves on to zagreb she's horrified at what's happening along croatians border croatian police have been pushing refugees back into bosnia this video from 2800 said to be picked illegal pushbacks the accusation still stand today. even this unbelievable video has left the croatian gove

dury from algeria congratulations offshore if you. if you are stressed you can feel it in your gut because stress can harm your. area which is called the microbiome and you can protect those bacteria. but is this really true. the bar tree grown strains of locked. bacteria in recent years they've been getting a lot of air time they're marketed under the general term probiotics it's claimed they help against sarah simple bowel syndrome and gas to enter righteous or they can even restore the gut flora after a course of antibiotics there added to some yogurt with the aim of improving consumers' health. but now some studies claim that probiotics can have adverse effects on the body but they can cause flatulence stomachache can't even impair concentration and that's not all. as of now i'm sure the one studies show that people had increased psychological complaints after taking probiotics that's an important sign that we should handle these things really carefully. supplements are claimed to act in the intestine finds a variety of bacteria a

raj the fighting has killed more than a 1000 people and forced tens of thousands from their homes to algeria where thousands of people have turned out for nationwide anti-government protests for the 24th consecutive week president abilities but a flicker resigned in april after 20 years in power but demonstrators are pushing for greater change the country's ruling elite presidential elections planned for last month were canceled because of a lack of candidates. so dan's military has dismissed and detained 9 members of a paramilitary group it says are responsible for the killing of protesters in el bade the doctor said at least 5 people were killed during nationwide marches on thursday demonstrators were rallying against the killing on monday of at least 6 other protesters the military is blaming the paramilitary rapid support forces for those deaths. now a year after it was detected in democratic republic of congo the number of cases is rising 2 people have tested positive for the virus in the eastern border city of goma the 3rd and 4th cases are the wife and one year old baby of the man who

well to algeria now where people have taken to the streets for the 25th friday in a row calling for the overthrow of the ruling elite president abdulaziz beautifully was forced to step down in april after weeks of mass protests 5 former ministers have been taken into custody since then on charges of corruption but demonstrators have refused to back down and want all of that if it is in a circle gone libya's internationally recognized government as accepted a cease fire request from the u.n. mission in the country of evil of of the religious holiday starts on saturday and ends on tuesday in tripoli based government is battling a full month campaign by troops loyal to. the cease fire will include a ban on asked rice the u.n. mission will be responsible for monitoring any potential violations. well 80 migrants have been saved by a french one rescue ship from a dinghy off the coast of libya a group doctors without borders posted photographs of the migrants being ferried to the norwegian 5 rescue ship the ocean viking italy's interior minister says he is preparing to sign a ban on the ship's

fishermen in algeria got a shock when they hold an american military plane out of the water. at 1st they thought it was a whale, they were dragging on, but on closer inspection it turned out to be a douglas bonner hunter, as used by the us during the 2nd world war. there is another story of this plan was common knowledge in this area since 1942, but until now, its precise location was unknown. and just finally, a senior figure precise location was unknown. and just finally, a seniorfigure in precise location was unknown. and just finally, a senior figure in the news in —— new zealand parliament brought his newborn son to work. that's it for now, thank you very much for watching. hello. as we move into the latter pa rt hello. as we move into the latter part of august, it looks like summer is going to go for it with a real final fluorescent temperatures up to 30dc through the weekend and onto monday, which for some is of course a bank holiday. the reason being, getting rid of these low pressures that have brought some cool weather to some parts of the recent days, also some

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going to continue to see the chance of some class but also some showers particularly into northern algeria across into tunisia and looking very heavy as we head off into sunday. sponsored. big stories generate fountains of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with different angles from different perspectives and you hold. separate the spin from the facts. the misinformation from the journalism how careful must you choose your words but some tough stuff has to be said to critics have to be made the listening post on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out to 0 time to recap our headlines in india and then lead to a 1000000 people there not some states have been excluded from the citizens register and could be left stateless have to prove they're not foreigners or face detention . tens of thousands of protesters are blocking traffic in central hong kong in defiance of a police baton it's the 13th successive weekend of mass protests against his run. u.s. secretary of state says he has reliable evidence in the rain all tank is heading to syria that d

now to algeria where thousands of protests have turned out for a nationwide anti-government protest for the 24th consecutive week they are pushing for a complete overhaul of the country's ruling elite after the president stepped down in april elections planned for last month were canceled because of a lack of candidates interim leader has set up a panel to oversee a national dialogue aimed at ending the political crisis. or protests in moscow it used to continue for the 3rd saturday in a row despite authorities mounting an ever larger crackdown ahead of saturday's protest key figures have been arrested and there is concern that more mass protests will mass arrests are expected in response on the day itself our correspondent in iran contacts a look at why people are coming out on the streets. away from the iconic sites of kremlin and red square it's here in the suburbs where protesters are planning their next move they cues the kremlin of interference in trying to rig the city council election in favor of the candidates of the ruling party united russia thousands have been arrested but t

africa want to put some piece of clouding say has some just streaming across those coastal areas of algeria but a warm day certainly friday into tunis 140 degrees celsius 30 celsius mbanga for you better in robot with a high of 25 and about the same the as we head off into saturday. whether sponsored by catalona is. bigger and potentially more dangerous that's the best way to describe what's happening with the smoking alternative known as favorite i enjoy the taste of it and not the harmful effects of what smoking does between 201320148 lonely star trek point and use among us high school students and head to head comparison ysaye versus conventional cigarette which one do you think it's healthy for my opinion i think they're both interest takes no one else is in. paris have a look at the top stories here and there south korean president in his held an emergency cabinet meeting to condemn japan's decision to impose a trade restrictions president moon says he will remove japan from its own list of companies that have preferential trade status. the south korean military says north korea has la