this takes us to the promised land of football in africa, the north. as mentioned to morocco, algeria, antonia have historical ties with friends. in egypt, football started to grow under the british occupation force egypt join fee for the 1st african nation in 1923. it was also the 1st african country to play at a well cup in 1934. to day it's league is going from strength to strength and to passion is unreal. this is awfully fans while their team are just training and it's not just egypt, northern african league set the standard for the rest of the continent. liquid socio come come dissociate the messenger finance ye all shift or explore the mortgage off by example. i leapt already the gold media tv thought so i met to the the media, the $1000000.00 risky been made to what danielle will pursue. these will it go up to the other list of you caught you, not cubans. we are gentle and this strength of north african clubs also translates into good results for their national teams. so what about southern africa? well the republic of south africa, the only co

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so why do west and north africa dominate? when you start researching you quickly come across some easy explanations. this scientist from cape town thinks it's about physical attributes. such dominance always comes down to genetics. west africans are bigger and stronger than the rest of the continent. is it that simple? nigerian football expert oma a catcher, but says, well, kind of, yes, west africa, i'm not sure. the stronger west africa are naturally, are made to compete very well in football. to play the areas george whale or ivory and did you talk by and yaya too late? they are strong guys, but then why are it li, european champions and not the netherlands? and how would this explain the strength of north africa and 2019 african winners algeria? one argument is north africans have lighter frames, but compensate for this with the superior ball skills. we're not boscus and we're simply still presented with yahoo or junior alleys. and in fact, just as there is no one football in africa, there is also no one football in north

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global health and human rights along with the subcommittee on middle east, north africa, and global counter terrorism, joined by my friend ted deutch, who will be on the floor later. gonzalez from the state department, and assistant to the administrator, robert jenkins from usaid. effectiveness from the u.s. government's response to the conflicts and what we are doing to help prevent future ones, ranging from violent extremism, armed conflict and traditional warfare, these conflicts consistently require lawmakers to understand the drivers, whether ideological, socioeconomic or others, devise policy, and a frame work to strengthen african governments bilateral responses. as solutions to conflicts in africa, i hope they will also list measures congress can take to strengthen current and future responses. my colleagues, i would like to know what more the u.s. can do to assist conflict that is are happening. for example, the conflict in ethiopia. your answers will help inform legislation in the future. again, violent extremism spurred on by local and transnational actors for a variety o

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i now recognize the chair of the subcommittee of north africa, i don't believe he still here, i think he's on the floor so let me recognize smith, ranking member of the subcommittee. >> thank you very much, chairwoman. thank you for your leadership,rw assistant secretary gonzalez notes almost half of the aconflicts in 2020 were in africa, 15 will testify. thank you for convening this time a hearing on a very important topic understanding ongoing conflicts i continue to plague africa. among the concepts, i think the two most pressing are in nigeria and ethiopia in part because of the outside important placement conflicts. as not to minimize conflicts insurgency or the ongoing conflict of public for potential for civil war in the democratic republic of congo. focusing on nigeria and ethiopia, we need to nonetheless be aware of interrelated these conflicts are. it may make more sense, rather than confining aligned on the map. it operate within the line jurisdictions and countries nonetheless stand out and potential disintegration would have outside impact on the region. nigeria is on the

global health and global human rights along with the subcommittee on the middle east, north africa and global counterterrorism chaired by my colleague and friend, representative deutsche will be joining us a little later. i thank our witnesses for being here today. deputy assistant secretary gonzalez in the state department and assistant to the administrator robert jenkins of usaid which i look forward to hearing about the various types of conflict in africa, the effectiveness of the us government's mitigated responses to the conflict and what we are doing to prevent future ones. ranging from violent extremism, armed conflict and more traditional warfare these conflicts are very consistently require lawmakers to understand the drivers, social, economic or others, devised policy to address underlying cause and develop a framework to strengthen african governments and bilateral and multilateral response. as our witnesses highlight solutions to conflicts in africa, congress can take measures to strengthen current and future responses. my colleagues, i would like to know what more the us c

health and global human rights along with the subcommittee on north africa and global counter terrorism, chaired by my colleague and friend, representative ted deutch. representative deutch will be on the floor joining us later. i think our -- thank hour represents for being here -- robert jenkins of usaid. i look forward to hearing our experts describe the various types of conflict in africa, the effective of the u.s. governments mitigated responses and what we are doing to prevent future ones ranging from violent extremism, armed conflict and more traditional warfare, these conflicts consistently require lawmakers to understand the drivers, whether ideological, social economic, or others. vice policy to address underlying cause and develop a framework to strengthen african governments and bilateral and multilateral responses. as our witnesses highlight solutions, i hope there will be measures congress can take to strengthen current and future responses. i would like to know what more the u.s. can do to assist and resolve conflicts that are happening. for example, the conflict in ethio

global health and human rights along with of the the subcommittee on the middle east, north africa and global terrorism chaired by my colleague and friend representative ted deutch. representative deutch i believe will be on the floor and will join us later. i think the witnesses for being here today, deputy assistant secretary gonzalez and the state department and assistant to the administrator robert jenkins of the usaid. i look forward to hearing the experts described the various types of conflicts in africa. the effectiveness of the mitigated responses to the conflicts and what we are doing to prevent future ones ranging from violent extremism in the conflict in more traditional warfare, the conflicts will vary consistently require lawmakersst to understand the drivers whether ideological socioeconomic or others, devise policies and a framework to strengthen african government and bilateral and multilateral funds. as the witnesses highlight solutions, i hope there's also measures congress can take to strengthen current and future responses. my colleagues i would like to know what m

you as research as estimate that north africa and the middle east in particular, we'll see a dramatic rise. more people getting older and indulging in unhealthy habits. that's what a landmark study found were the main reasons for an expected spike in dementia. cases will rise in every country, but the middle east and north africa will see an almost 400 percent rise in the number of people with the degenerates of brain disease by the year 2050. the projection and north african, the middle east, where we're quite large, i'm in the do you like increases both and population growth and population aging. and he's been a graphic factor in particular, not re gen, row is large anticipated and that in dementia burden. dementia leads to a loss of brain function. thinking, reasoning, and remembering. destroying life slowly reset. you see that though the numbers are not set in stone, they should serve as a warning to act. no. this is an important important these to consider on the future planning no matter where you are. you will see a less pronounced increase with 40000000 cases in 2050 compared

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just as, as has happened in germany, sark alia is the syria researcher in the middle east and north africa division at human rights watch a talking to us about the significance of this land market torture verdict that has been passed here in germany today, sir, thank you very much for taking our questions. european union minister as our meeting to discuss russia's military build up on its border with ukraine. the discussions come amid a flurry of diplomatic activity to try and refuse the crisis. the you was not part of talks this week between the us and russia, but foreign policy chief, joseph brown, denied that the e u is being frozen out of the negotiations over the threat of war in its own backyard. novel could be good. that's been a lot of talk that europe was kept the side that europe was not participating, was not at the table. i really listen. we've developed an extremely advance coordination with the united states anymore. but we're actually corporation, and we are assured that nothing will be decided not even negotiated with the russians when a close coordination with europe and w

sir kalia is the syria researcher in the middle east and north africa division at human rights watch a talking to us about the significance of this land market torture verdict that has been passed here in germany today. sarah, thank you very much for taking our questions. european union ministers are meeting to discuss russia's military build up on the russian border to ukraine. the discussions come amid a flurry of diplomatic activity to try and diffuse the crisis. that you was not part of talks this week between the us and russia. but foreign policy chief justice brown denied that the e u is being frozen out of the negotiations over the threat of war in its own backyard. novel could be good deal. that's been a lot of talk that europe was kept the side that europe was not participating, was not at the table. i really listen with develop an extremely advanced coordination with the united states home platform. we're actually corporation, and we are assured that nothing will be decided not even negotiated with the russians when a close coordination with europe and without the participa

let's speak now to sarah k, ali, she's syria researcher in the middle east and north africa division at human rights watch and is investigating human rights violations in syria. sarah, thank you so much for taking the time to take our questions. this is regarded as a landmark case over state lead torture and syria. how important is this verdict? this verdict is extremely important. it is indeed a watershed moment, not just for assyria, but also for the international community. this is the highest level official of the syrian government that's ever been indicted or indeed accused. and, and this is the 1st type of trial of its kind. it's against sate state sponsored torture. and we're hoping that this will be a map for other other countries to follow. how does this become a german trial? germany was able to actually pursue this trial because it adopts the principle of universal jurisdiction, which is a principle under international law that allows it to pursue cases against humanity and atrocities where they didn't happen on germany's territory where the victim or the perpetrator were

let's go to north africa real quick. people forget that in libya, it was the largest place outside of iraq and syria were isis was in control. when the city was liberated in 2016, we went to work with the local government, $16 million over a year. 30,000 kids went back to school, 40,000 people got health care. in one year, 90% of the population that was displaced moved back, and year-over-year, people are more optimistic about governance and their life. we forget about liberia. liberia in the 1990's was synonymous with a fragile state, a failed state. 2006, we have a new president, we get to work for the u.s. in a big way. other partners too. liberia is a success story today. in kenya, they are coming up to elections again and we always cross our figures -- our fingers and hope they don't get bad again. working with the kenyan government, we help them create an antiterrorism center, and we are working with them to great solutions, and going to the county level, working on plans that are indigenous to those localities so

s. researches estimate that north africa and the middle east in particular, we'll see a dramatic rise, more people getting older, and indulging in unhealthy habits. that's what a landmark study found with the main reasons for an expected spike in dementia. cases will rise in every country, but the middle east in north africa will see an almost 400 percent rise in the number of people with the degenerative brain disease. by the year 2050, the projection and north african, the middle east, where we're quite large. i'm in the do you large increases both and population growth and population aging. and so the theory, demographic factors in particular and not re, gen, row is large anticipated increases in dimension burden. dementia leads to a loss of brain function, thinking, reasoning, and remembering, destroying life slowly. reset your see that though the numbers are not set in stone, they should serve as a warning to act. no. this is an important important is these to consider on the future planning no matter where you are. you will see a less pronounced increase with $40000000.00 cases

more than 11000 homes were flooded following heavy rains in north africa district. north korea says it has launched a hypersonic miss island, its 1st major weapons test this year. john young claims it hit a target 700 kilometers away. i was on the south side long 5 times the speed of sound korean president to move j in says the launch adds to regional attention. she is awesome. italy is making covey 19 that vaccinations mandatory for people over 50 countries struggling with record levels of infections. first european country hit by the pandemic, and has one of the highest depth tom's is bought at manchester city. coach pet guardiola has tested positive for corona virus misuse teams. f, a cut match on friday. he joins 7, a man city, 1st team players and twice that many staff in isolating for covey related reasons. a spaniard is a 7 premier leak head coach to test positive in recent weeks. well that tennis number one know about jock of it. you're spending a 2nd night in a detention hotel after being denied entry into australia. the serbian star was stopped when he arr

africa will see an almost 400 percent rise in the number of people with the degenerative brain disease. by the year 2050 the projection and north african, the middle east, where we're quite large. i'm in the do you like increases both and population growth and population aging? and he'd been a graphic factors. in particular, not re gen row is large anticipated increases in dementia burden. dementia leads to a loss of brain function, thinking, reasoning, and remembering. destroying life slowly reset, you see that though the numbers are not set in stone, they should serve as a warning to act. no, this is an important important these to consider on in terms of future planning no matter where you are. you will see a less pronounced increase with 40000000 cases in 2050 compared to around 8000000. no believe to be a result of the older population. and a longer history of grappling with unhealthy lifestyles, healthy diet, lower alcohol intake, stalls making. and so that this sort of mantra look after the hearts and you look after the head expense, see healthy eating campaigns as well as the u

africa and the middle east, in particular, we'll see a dramatic increase, more people getting older and indulging in unhealthy habits. that's what a landmark study found were the main reasons for an expected spike in dementia. cases will rise in every country, but the middle east in north africa will see an almost 400 percent rise in the number of people with the degenerative brain disease. by the year 2050 the projection and north african, the middle east, where we're quite large and it's a, do you like increases both and population growth and population aging. and so the here again, a graphic factors, in particular in that region row is large anticipated increases and an anti burden . dementia leads to a loss of brain function, thinking, reasoning, and remembering. destroying life slowly reset. you see that though the numbers are not set in stone, they should serve as a warning to act. no, this is an, an or an i, i important these to consider on the future planning no matter where you are. you will see a less pronounced increase with 40000000 cases in 2050 compared to around 80000

let's speak now to sarah k ali, she's syria researcher in the middle east and north africa division at human rights watch and is investigating human rights violations in syria. sarah, thank you so much for taking the time to take our questions. this is regarded as a landmark case over state lead torture in syria. how important is this verdict? this verdict is extremely important. it is indeed a watershed moment, not just for assyria, but also for the international community. this is the highest level official of the syrian government that's ever been indicted or indeed accused. and, and this is the 1st type of trial of its kind. it's against sate state sponsored torture. and we're hoping that this will be a map for other other countries to follow. how does this become a german trial? germany was able to actually pursue this trial because it adopts the principle of universal jurisdiction, which is a principle under international law that allows it to pursue cases, crimes against humanity and atrocities where they didn't happen on germany's territory where the victim or the perpetrator w

just as, as has happened in germany. circ alley is the syria researcher in the middle east in north africa division at human rights watch to talking to us about the significance of this land market torture verdict that has been passed here in germany today. thera thank you very much for taking our questions to the okay now where parts of public life are being severely affected by staff shortages brought on by the spread of the arm across corona virus variant up to 2 $100000.00 daily new cases have been reported while now the government is planning to cut the minimum isolation period for those with covert 19 from $7.00 to $5.00 days hoping to easy an increasingly desperate situation in a nation where on the cross spreading fast staff absences and crucial services, a biting hard across england, tens of thousands of health care work, they're off with cove at 19 or isolating, piling pressure on an exhausted system. now grappling with the highest rate of hospitalizations since february last year, my insurance would cover the moment she and numbers of people dr. nick scriven works at a hospital

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here not too much right in the forecast across north africa. we've got that where to where the de scraping the coastal shores of libya heading over to ward sir, will parts of egypt. and it is still seeing some lively showers. much of north africa is dry and fi because the seasonal range, of course, they're running across the tropic, some heavy down pool spilling out of angola. sab, you're seeing some heavy showers, mozambique still pretty wet with wet weather for madagascar. ah. whether you're streaming your favorite show or downloading the latest blog, it's never been more important for your connection to be quick and reliable. you want to lie free of buffering to expect your favorite entertainment at your fingertips on whatever device you use. this is the kind of service our sales sat spool car solutions deliver. 247 at sales that space to deliver your vision. ah ah, by there you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top story is this all authorities and calls us on say the of detained, the former national security chief on suspicion of trea

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activities in places such as north africa, nigeria, mozambique and somalia continue to make headlines and my colleagues and i would like to hear your thoughts as to why. although the origins and type of conflict is the across africa very, they have similar results, civilian deaths, long-standing humanitarian crisis, population displacement, unnecessary suffering and regional instability. these outcomes are often made more complex by other factors such as severe weather conditions and waning international support over time. i'm aware the state department, usaid and the dod have long-standing programming and conflict response stabilization's and mitigation prevention and would like the panel to discuss existing programs and activities to address the drivers of violent extremism in africa. i'd also like to hear how the u.s. government can better cooperate with the african union and other multilateral organizations to insist on peace and security efforts on the continent. as the biden administration positions itself to engage differently with africa, i'd like the witnesses to address what

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it is negotiation with north africa, the middle east and asia. the world's largest producer of liquefied natural gas is due to beat with the u.s. president monday. washington concedes diverting gas supplies would be a huge task. >> no question there are logistical challenges, especially moving natural gas. that is part of our discussion with a lot of these countries. again, these conversations are ongoing and we do not intend to fail. >> europe gets more than 40% of its natural gas from russia. one third of that passes through ukraine. moscow has already reduced the amount flowing into europe, causing shortages and pushing prices to record levels. russia has threatened to cut services further if sanctions are imposed on oil and metals. some countries depend on pressure more than others. md gets more than half of its gas from russia and that dependency would increase if the german government gives its final approval to the nord stream 2 pipeline. let's train our guests. popple flaig and how are -- >> in berlin, rick. a professor of political scien

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and an expert in north africa affairs and board member with the institute of saharan studies. thank you for joining us. the general feeling was that basically the 24th of december was going to be the culmination of a mammoth task that started years ago that would have paved the way for presidential elections, and that was going to be the moment when people were going to say violence and instability is over. that is not happening anymore. >> first of all, thank you for having me. you are right. it is not happening anymore. even if a last-minute dash is trumped up somehow by local actors or national actors, in this case, it would be quite difficult. the election commission has failed so far to publish the finalist contestants of the presidential election. it was required by law to give them some time to campaign, something like two weeks' time to campaign before the elections, and that time has never been granted. the permission to do the campaigning has never been given by the commission, so there is no election in december, for sure. >> the election commission had dissolved fo

up the suez canal to north africa. they are very ambitious. and with that ambition, i do not see them that concerned. they have good defenses and the main cities will probably be defended against any incoming rockets. and it will not change the balance of power that much. the balance of power is overwhelmingly in the air, on the side of the arab coalition. on the ground it is a different matter. think it is the mediator's job to really focus. he made a very good -- but they cannot impose anything. if both sides do not accept to come to the table, they can only offer ideas. but at the end of the day, it is the big powers at the united nations, the united security council, that must agree with one another and that most impose a solution. you are absolutely correct about the bias and i am shamed that our own state department, after what happened, they fired if you rockets. >> we are running out of time and i do want to come to her, this is the worst humanitarian crisis currently on the planet. and with everything our gues

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