right in the sinai peninsula and greater cairo. turkey has sent at least fifty more tanks to its southern border with syria in preparation for a possible attack on the kurdish y p g. russia and turkey have also agreed to keep cooperating in syria as u.s. forces prepare to withdraw. and security officials in yemen say rebels have started handing over control of the vital port of the data to the government's navy and coast guard the transfer is being carried out under the supervision of the united nations. when all the stories we're following mobile internet services have been shut down in bangladesh as the country prepares for its election on sunday the regulator says the move is designed to prevent what it calls rumors and propaganda surrounding the vote the election campaign has been marred by violence but the ruling party says the vote will be fair charles strafford reports from dakka. muhammad. has been the manager of this restaurant in the pan with this she capital dhaka for three years it sells cheap breakfasts to rickshaw dri

egyptian security forces say they've killed forty people joining raids in the sinai peninsula and great to cairo area egypt's government is saying the dead were terrorists who were preparing attacks on government and terrorism facilities as well as christian churches a statement came hours after a bomb targeted a tourist bus in cairo killing three foreign has and the egyptian to guide matheson has mall. a burned out shell all that remains of a tour bus hit by a roadside bomb near kabul you know what we saw people carry the dead bodies some people brought the wounded inside a number lengths to take them to hospital and residents of the area helped carry the injured all of them were told us. fourteen vietnamese tourists were on board when the bomb exploded in a district close to the giza pyramids here in new york ok but sometimes attacks such as this one can occur it may even happen again in the future and it isn't a country in the world where we can say is one hundred percent safe tourists in egypt have sometimes been targeted as the government has tried to suppress armed groups in the s

a large number of egyptian ground forces across the suez canal and dug in of the sinai peninsula israel's response was to put its own army on to a state of alert. 11 years later on the 22nd of may 1967 egypt closed 2 israeli ships access to the straits of tiran a strategic waterway leading to the port of a lot in the south of israel. the next day egypt also close the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to all ships carrying the israeli flag as well as to international oil tankers bound for a lot the rhetoric between both sides ramped up and war appeared to be imminent. but to crewmen on a brief supply stop in aden now part of yemen the geopolitics of the middle east. were not uppermost in their minds. on the way home from the far east we bunkered we stopped in aden and bunkered there to pick up fresh water in oil and we picked up some supplies there as well. during this time the 6 engineer and i decided we were asked the chief if we go ashore just for a last minute bit of shopping before we go into the suez canal and up the red sea. and as a result of that we were on shore and we met a couple o

a large number of egyptian ground forces crossed the suez canal and dug in of the sinai peninsula israel's response was to put its own army on to a state of alert. 11 years later on the 22nd of may 967 egypt closed 2 israeli ships access to the straits of tiran a strategic waterway leading to the port of elat in the south of israel. the next day egypt also close the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to all ships carrying the israeli flag as well as to international oil tankers bound for a lot the rhetoric between both sides ramped up and war appeared to be imminent. but to crewmen on a brief supply stop in aden now part of yemen the geopolitics of the middle east were not uppermost in their minds. on the way home from the far east we bunkered we stopped in aden and bunkered there to pick up fresh water in oil and we picked up some supplies there as well. during this time the 6 engineer and i decided we were asked the chief if we go. sure just for a last minute bit of shopping before we go into the suez canal and at the red sea. and as a result of that we were on shore and we met a couple of br

peninsula to the saudis. the decision was hugely unpopular in egypt and sparks the biggest protests since twenty five. but l.c.c. ruled the store and kept the aid flowing. egypt has at times or saved much larger sums of money with newer allies particularly in the gulf but the aid from the united states is symbolically very important diplomatically very important and it's not something they want to see she was able to say that there's a threat from isis you want to defeat it we're your partner give us the tools and we'll take care of this for you and he would make the argument that egypt is too big to fail if egypt does collapse if the islamists run amok or the economy goes down this is going to have to sastre its consequences for the region and for europe . the european union has trying to strike a balance between legitimate security concerns and respect for human rights. but many member states have adopted a business as usual policy. unfortunately we still have a very weak common ground in europe when it com

there has been unrest in egypt's sinai peninsula for decades bedouin tribes in the region don't trust the government and is anger at cairo's failure to address poverty and unemployment and when president mohamed morsy was deposed in two thousand and thirteen. responded with violence the armed group aligned with eiseley year later calling itself sinai province and took control of a large part of the region. turkey says u.s. president john trump has agreed to stop supplying weapons to kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria this followed a phone call between chan and turkish president reject tired one the white house later said it would make adjustments to its policy of arming its allies in syria the jump administration began supplying weapons to the i.p.g. earlier this year with a battle to retake eisel stronghold of raka turkey considers the y p g a terrorist group some avenge of it as more from the turkish city of gazan top near the syrian border. what's being reported in the turkish media as united states saying that it will stop arming kurdish militias does not reflect in statemen

egyptian forces have for years battled armed groups in the country's rugged and remote sinai peninsula attacks on security forces have been frequent like this car bomb explosion the targeted a police station in a largish in two thousand and fifteen. fighting between isis. for years now. as shock sets in and an investigation begins the egyptian government has declared three days of mourning. now there's been unrest in egypt's sinai peninsula for decades bedouin tribes in the region don't trust the government there is anger at cairo's failure to address poverty and unemployment and when president mohamed morsy was deposed in two thousand and thirteen beit responded with violence the armed group aligned with eiseley year later calling itself sinai province and took control of a large part of the region i mean isn't it says a professor of political science at long island university she says the attack is part of an ongoing cycle of violence. terrorist organizations such as isis or whether it's the isis officer that is in egypt or in sort of right to left us have tried to be strategically a

egypt valve's fierce action after a bomb attack on a mosque in the sinai peninsula kills the least two hundred thirty five people. here this is al jazeera life and also coming up. we asked those who are of primaries in the past to reconsider that they were going to deport of course censored going is that. zimbabwe starr said its first president and thirty seven years and he is promising sweeping changes. argentina's president calls for an investigation into the disappearance of a navy submarine that's been missing for more than a week. and germany's president tries to break the political deadlock two months after the country's elections. egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque president has promised to respond with brutal force the attack at the mosque and a bad as the worst ever in the sinai region mohammed jim jim reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other old a mosque in bit aboud in egypt's northern sinai peninsula local sources say the attackers planted explosives

the central sinai of the areas in the dial delta or the western desert. the european union's chief breaks it to go shater has warned that plans for a period of transition to ease britain's withdrawal could be at risk michael bodying says a substantial disagreements with britain are jeopardizing blood's plans for a transition period of around two years after it formally leaves the e.u. and twenty nine t. he also rejected criticism from britain's brics it minister david davis who described proposals to say should britain if it breached rules during the transition as discourteous. it was shoulder your bend the position of the european union is very logical from my point of view by asking to enjoy the advantages of the single market the united kingdom that it has to accept all the rules and the obligations until the end of the transition that's only logical it also has to accept the consequences of its decision to leave gold to new considering this agreement to be quite frank transition today is not a given if these these agreements persist the transition is

they had occupied the whole of the sinai peninsula and the gaza strip. not chillin the fears of street. level cut the. deficit on but it's put back the government and. were should know to have mellowed out at the start has as you. could have given was for. the previous day the israelis had also tasted success on that eastern front. ending the short lived rule launched by jordan's king saying. by eleven o'clock in the morning the first day visually after we destroyed the egyptian post but hussein didn't know into that thought on the contrary and also called him up and said will winning will winning do your own share. he didn't. need a fence it was in the name of the doing but he conquered the hills along the government tells it endangered in the southern part of jos and that his forces were only by now a few hundred yards away from his lead me house itself is that this is that. on the off to noon of the first day of the. israelis began their assault. against the jordanians. that box will soon escalate. and two days later the whole of the west bank and jer

he has a real situation on his hand in the northern part of the sinai peninsula with the sinai province. and one of the issues though that is tied up in terms of oppression against reporters are the, is the egyptian human rights abuses that are taking place in the northern part of the sinai peninsula, which president c.c. doesn't want any coverage of in the press. so in terms of the role of the press and his sensitivity to the press, it's a, it's from his perspective perspective, a very sensitive issue. but i think in the broader context of a political events, it's something that's important for him to think about in terms of projecting a softer image. richard many, thanks for your thoughts. richard chest. a preface or a lecture at the george washington university. to the united states, which has set yet another record for a new coven, 1000 cases reporting more than 180000 infections in 24 hours, deaths are also rising. fos and hospital admissions are at the highest levels. yet some states have imposed in a completely shutdown. the u.s. centers for disease control has full cost at the d

the always deadly violence has been on the rise in egypt specially in the sinai peninsula the ne corner of this remote region has become for european leaders one of the middle east's hottest front lines against all groups the c.c. government appears to be struggling to contain this threat of islamic state militants who are based in the sinai and of course now with the effect of collapse of slotnick state power in iraq and syria there are indications that at least some of those fighters are now coming from those areas into the sinai but it's hard to know what's really happening in the northeast side as the independent media have not been allowed into the area for years. imagining for a feel for. where they just. didn't get it and that's in the early going this thing that's in the cia is that it won't get up out of the interior of the. media and you know who do want to get an. unconfirmed leagues from the area reveal horrific pictures of the egyptian army is brutal crackdown amid increasing concerns for the civilian population. for all the force to point to the egyptian army has yet to re

he has a real situation on his hand in the northern part of the sinai peninsula with the sinai province. and one of the issues though that is tied up in terms of oppression against reporters are the, is the egyptian human rights abuses that are taking place in the northern part of the sinai peninsula, which presidency c. doesn't want any coverage in the press. so in terms of the role of the press and his sensitivity to the press, it's a, it's from his perspective perspective, a very sensitive issue. but i think in the broader context of a political events, it's something that's important for him to think about in terms of projecting a softer image. archaeologists in egypt have announced a major discovery more than $100.00 wooden coffins, with well preserved mummies. along with dozens of gilded starred shoes of ancient gods, the discovery was announced in secada right next to a pyramid. after chappelle reports buried beneath the sand for 2 and a half 1000 years. a breathtaking slice of egyptian history is revealed more than what it was, the color that human or it would have been. but how

peninsula to the saudis. the decision was hugely unpopular in egypt and sparks the biggest protest since 2030. but l.c.c. rode the storm and kept the aid flowing. egypt has at times or saved much larger sums of money with new allies particularly in the gulf but the aid from the united states is symbolically very important diplomatically very important and it's not something they want to see she was able to say that there's a threat from isis you want to defeat it we're your partner give us the tools and we'll take care of this for you and he would make the argument that egypt is too big to fail if egypt does collapse if the islamists run amok or the economy goes down this is going to have to sastre its consequences for the region and for europe . the european union has trying to strike a balance between legitimate security concerns and respect for human rights. but many member states have adopted a business as usual policy. but unfortunately we still have a very weak common ground in europe when it comes to h

the targets liberating the sinai peninsula and the golan heights territories occupied by israel six years earlier in the six day war. israel is completely unprepared its regular army outnumbered its reservists not at present on either front. so the question was out of israel which scored such just because of a victory just six years before the six day war or miso to get into this situation does us. the answer is the six day war was because of the split tucker thank you richard. israel can avoid earth loop. that lightning victory brought with it an illusion of invulnerability. israel seems secure behind a protective military cuts and. and despite intelligence warnings during september nine hundred seventy three of an upcoming arab attack the head of amman israel's military intelligence general. was convinced there was nothing to worry about. saddam's close relationship with the soviets guaranteed a supply of military hardware. at the israelis knew he had been able to obtain the latest generation of attack weapons. without israel's military might outweighed egypt in the balance. but ever si

egyptian forces have for years battled armed groups in the country's rugged and remote sinai peninsula attacks on security forces have been frequent like this car bomb explosion the targeted a police station in a lot in two thousand and fifteen so really this i know there's been a lot of. fighting between isis that security forces there for years now. and. a lot of. area as shock sets in and an investigation begins the egyptian government has declared three days of mourning. may is an associate professor of political science at low island university in new york and she explained why the attack is talk at the mosque in the way they did. these terrorist groups and of course we yet they have yet to claim responsibility for them seem to be attacking anyone who is in collusion with the state and so that is leading to a new strategic behavior within this terrorist group which is they will actually attack all civilians and to attack a mosque at the height of a congregants coming together on a friday means that anyone all civilian populations now are part of the game for this terrorist group s

peninsula the army navy and air force operation began last week four egyptian soldiers have been killed president of the fact that his sisi told the army to use in his words brute force to restore security after more than three hundred people killed in an attack on a mosque in november. investigators in russia have found two flight recorders which could help them work out why a passenger plane crashed soon after takeoff killing all seventy one people on board and all the possible causes are being considered for sunday's crash including human error a bad weather and a technical fault challenge reports from moscow. the answer nor their line out with sixty five passengers and six crew on board came down four minutes after it took off in bad weather conditions wreckage was scattered across snowy fields near the village of going over eighty kilometers southeast of moscow rescue teams were unable to reach the crash site by road and walk to the scene. i saw an explosion on the ground and i called emergency services they asked me many questions i told them there was a fire it was very visible a

peninsula tourism is key to egypt's struggling economy were you doing signaling to the egyptian regime that they're moving out of their own territory and now attacking the very primary source of income for many egyptians that thirty percent of the economy goes to tourism. within hours of the bombing the egyptian government published photographs it said showed some of what it called thirty suspected militants killed by security forces in raids in cairo's giza district egypt's government says the men had been planning attacks on tourists and state institutions a further ten armed fighters are reported to have been killed in the north of the sinai peninsula i think a lot of people will be asking how is it that within hours of this attack this large number of suspects was not only identified but in gauged and successfully killed if the intelligence. within egypt is that good why were they not able to detect and disrupt this attack the remaining victims of the blast are being treated in hospital meanwhile investigators are trying to work out how to his bus could be bombed egypt's heavily se

peninsula making the announcement in a televised statement an army spokesman says it will land sea and air forces covering central sinai and areas in egypt's nile delta and western desert hospitals have been put on high alert and ordered to prepare extra beds and staff to deal with emergencies and medical evacuations well earlier we spoke to omar ashore who's a professor of security studies at doha institute he says there's a political dimension to the new offensive. if you saw the pattern from twenty thirteen on words you'll find happening with one major political events are coming up so when the coup happened in july twenty third dean you had an escalation following in september and the whole idea part of the coup and that is all that of the new regime coming is that security and counterterrorism needs to be implemented partly in sinai but also elsewhere the interesting part about the communique of the armed forces is that they're not talking just about sinai they saying that there's an escalation in tensions delta and there is in this creation in the western deserts which are the tw

al jazeera has obtained exclusive footage from the sinai peninsula showing the aftermath of an egyptian military operation armed forces moved in one month ago to root out i saw an armed groups for residents in the area say they're on the sea and their homes have been destroyed shallop ballasts reports. buildings pulverized by egyptian explosives. this exclusive video shows the carnage inside sinai one month after the egyptian ministry of defense began a major operation against eisel and other armed groups. witnesses told al-jazeera the military has demolished schools and dozens of homes displaced residents say they have nothing to return to their own lives the moment you and i am god will punish those who forced us to leave our homes in our lands we've been here since our great grandfather and we're very sad but we can't do anything we will always hope to come back again to our houses and land. the military hasn't talked about the destruction of homes but in its latest statement it says one hundred forty five hideouts outposts and store houses have been destroyed along with the workshop

others have made it across the sinai peninsula and managed to get into israel. today approximately forty thousand people from africa have made it into the country. and having rejected most of their asylum applications the israeli government now wants them out a new program has been announced except deportations to a third country such as rwanda or uganda or end up in an israeli prison. it's here in pockets of relatively deprived southern television but thousands of africans have made their home over recent years we'll hear from some of those who now stand to lose that here until trial just. tekhelet and eden have lived in tel aviv for about ten years now both of them say the reason they fled eritrea was to escape the military it's a familiar story. according to a united nations investigation based on interviews with five hundred refugees around the world the military is in fact a recruitment tool for forced labor tracing its role to the country's long running conflict with its neighbor if the o.p.o. . eritrea gained formal independence from ethiopia in one nine

we have seen somewhere where the recently across the northern half of egypt around the sinai peninsula cutting dry now for turkey. wanted to shout to just around the guinea coast. we might see some showers still a bit of wet weather. early on saturday into cape town for the archbishop desmond tutu funeral. early in the day it could be wet, it will brighten up as you go on. there will be some sunshine come the off, new temperatures at around 19 degrees and rising quite a few showers to for east and pass south africa. ah, with dreams, johns and entertainment away, the people to rise above the violence around them. so it's my role to give these girls. it's different idea that they can leave the ruins of this community. 3 short films show how performance creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity. ah ha select on al jazeera. ah. when the new great friday's tornado destroyed everything, it touched in mayfield. when people need to be heard, understood, he has got his job to tell us what to do with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, i get on my break. right? the wind, b,

peninsula shops and schools in north sana a closed until further notice. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera all the listening post such of them so much and often an. al-jazeera. with and for us. i think and i hope i hope to be that. really not just steve can have no option but to stare at our receipt off to the freedom of the media i did a quick political situation. hello richard gere's we're here at the listening post here are some of the developments we're tracking this week kenya the election story from last year that runs and runs.

peninsula making the announcement in a televised statements an army spokesman says it involves land sea and air forces covering central sinai and areas in egypt's nile delta and western desert. mexican marines are arrested on a tourist drug cartel leader with a five million dollars bounty on his head while samaria these are valentina is the leader of the last set us cartel the still chaos across much of mexico with its drug trafficking operations it's a two for the government which is also deploying thousands of federal police officers to combat a huge surge in violence in the country. colombia's former rebel group the fark is temporarily suspended its political campaign because of angry protests the group became a political party last year when fighters demobilized as part of a peace deal with the colombian government a historic move that ended more than fifty two years of war many colombians are still angry about past violence and believe far members should be in prison. to see a headline they were counting the cost of. the benefit of saddam people so bad to see all the outcry wit

peninsula plus. were in brazil but not in rio for the country's most traditional carnival. welcome to the new images of the two koreas marching together in the opening of the winter olympics have grabbed the spotlight. despite repeated warnings from the u.s. vice. president mike pence that pyongyang was trying to hijack the show in the end south korea's leader moved in grabbed all the headlines by breaking the ice and shaking hands with north korean leader kim jong un's sister kim jong the tasher going to report from ghana knowing. a step towards reconciliation for the first time since the korean war more than half a century ago a member of north korea's ruling family is welcomed in the south the arrival of leader kim jong sr is fascinating many south koreans kim jiang has quickly become a power broker in another historic moment south korean president in greeted her at the opening ceremony before she sat near u.s. vice president mike pence the two didn't appear to exchange greetings then the moment m

egyptian forces have for years battled armed groups in the country's rugged and remote sinai peninsula attacks on security forces have been frequent like this car bomb explosion the targeted a police station in a lot in two thousand and fifteen really so i know there's been a lot of. fighting between isis yesterday forces there for years now. and. a lot of. area as shock sets in and an investigation begins the egyptian government has declared three days of mourning. is that if you now an associate professor of political science at long island university who told us this attack is just part of an ongoing cycle of violence. terrorist organizations such as isis or whether it's the isis officer that is in egypt or i'm sorry but it will not this have tried to be strategically attacked those that are seen as in collusion with the state not just the security apparatus not just the police and the military but now they are attacking individuals who are seen to be those cooperating with the state and so are seeing happening today is by virtue of attacking a mosque a shrine much like the attacks

the targets liberating the sinai peninsula and the golan heights territories occupied by israel six years earlier in the six day war. israel is completely unprepared its regular army outnumbered its reservists not at present on either front. so the question of how to israel would score so just because our troops just six years before the six day war permitted so to get into this situation there's us. yes or if it's their war which because of the split. with. israel could abort. groups. that lightning victory brought with it an illusion of invulnerability. israel seems secure behind a protective military cuts and. and despite intelligence warnings during september nine hundred seventy three of an upcoming arab attack the head of amman israel's military intelligence general. was convinced there was nothing to worry about. saddam's close relationship with the soviets guaranteed a supply of military hardware. at the israelis knew he had been able to obtain the latest generation of attack weapons. without that israel's military might outweight egypt in the balance. but ever since the humiliati

charges and egyptian security forces say they've killed $126.00 fighters joining a raid in the northern sinai peninsula the operation was carried out after an explosion hit a military convoy in the region on thursday killing 15 soldiers a group affiliated with eisel claimed responsibility. the world's top pole vaulters have been using their own back gardens to get fans of live athletics to watch some kendricks mando duplantis and runner live illini took part in what they call the ultimate garden challenge the rivals voted 5 meters as many times they could in 30 minutes as part of the challenge it was live streamed well done to them those were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour to stay with us inside story with bernard smith is next. reporting in the time of coronavirus the u.n. is warning of what it calls. misinformation and conspiracy theory so why are journalists now facing more threats for doing their job this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm bernard. the spread of corona virus and how to stop it dominates the news agenda of almost every media outlet in

peninsula on tuesday evening no group claimed responsibility. food aid has started arriving for refugees forced from their homes by the fighting in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo however aid workers are struggling to reach tens of thousands of others trapped in areas where rival militias have been attacking villages catherine sawyer reports now from neighboring uganda there many a flood. $7000.00 congolese have come to this come for safety on the shores of lake uganda they've escaped from fighting in the eastern province of the tory in the democratic republic most of them want to cross into uganda but have lost everything and the johnny is too expensive i don't know i'm leaving in this camp with my 5 children because i cannot afford to go to uganda my husband was killed last week and i have to stay here to get food for my children. aid has just begun trickling in but aid workers are finding it hard to get help to tens of thousands of congolese still trapped in areas where attacks are still going on. with these people here b

targeted as the government tries to suppress armed groups in the sinai peninsula. last december 3 vietnamese tourists and their egyptian guide were killed in a similar attack in the same area. tourism is key to egypt struggling economy visit in numbers dropped by more than 60 percent after the 2011 uprising that ousted former president hosni mubarak the egyptian government has been working hard to lure tourists back the psychological impact can still be quite substantial it will i think jar a number of governments who have been lobbied by bit if you government to withdraw its outlet by streets for their citizens who work it's a very busy day egypt the victims of the blast are being treated in hospital meanwhile investigators are trying to work out how a tourist bus could be bombed egypt's heavily secured capital victoria gate and be al-jazeera. google's parent company alphabet has suspended some of his business ties with the chinese tech giant huawei saying it's merely complying with u.s. government orders new smartphones won't have access to people's play store or

they had occupied the whole of the sinai peninsula and the gaza strip. solem the fears of street. level cut the. deficit on but it's pulled back the government and. were shipping now if i had not had the south has as you. could get but it was for. the previous day the israelis had also tasted success on that eastern front. ending the short lived rule launched by jordan's king saying. by eleven o'clock in the morning the first day visually after we destroyed the egyptian post but hussein didn't know into that thought on the contrary enough so called him up and said will winning will winning do your own share. he didn't know a new offensive it was in the name of the doing but he conquered the hills along the government calls it endangered the insolvent part of joe's and his forces were . by now a few hundred yards away from his lead me all the cell phones and this is that. on the often news of the first day of the war. israelis began their assaults against the jordanians. the box will soon escalate. and two days later the whole of the west bank and jerusalem fell to the israelis. th

peninsula tourism is key to egypt's struggling economy were you doing signaling to the egyptian regime that they're moving out of their own territory and now attacking the very primary source of income for many egyptians that thirty percent of the economy goes to tourism. within hours of the bombing the egyptian government published photographs it said showed some of what it called thirty suspected militants killed by security forces in raids in cairo's giza district egypt's government says the men had been planning attacks on tourists and state institutions a further ten armed fighters are reported to have been killed in the north of the sinai peninsula i think a lot of people will be asking how is it that within hours of this attack this large number of suspects was not only identified but in gauged in success for the. if the intelligence within egypt is that good why were there not able to detect and disrupt this attack the remaining victims of the blast are being treated in hospital meanwhile investigators are trying to work out how a tourist bus to be bombed egypt's heavily secure

peninsula evening no group has yet claimed responsibility. the iranian president hassan rouhani has again rejected u.s. calls for talks saying he doesn't believe washington really wants to negotiate the war of words has escalated between the 2 sides since the u.s. withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal last year the u.s. acting defense secretary mark esper has traveled to brussels to shore up international support for new sanctions imposed on iran senior leadership but he says washington is looking for a diplomatic solution i want to assure them that we are not seeking to get iran the united states is not going to go to iran rather we want to get into a diplomatic and i think my discussions with them will be and it has been beginning already is to work with us we need kind of broad gauge man on this and we only want together to get iran on the diplomatic this is not iran versus the united states this is the iran certainly versus the region and arguably. the broader global environment so we need all want together and get our diplomatic and reach

we have seen some way whether recently across the northern half of egypt, around the sinai peninsula turning dry and now for turkey, one or 2 showers to just around the guinea coast. we must see some showers a bit of wet weather. early on sass day into cape town for the archbishop desmond tutu funeral. early in the day it could be wet, it will brighten up as you go one, there will be some sunshine come the off, new temperatures at around 19 degrees and rising quite a few showers to for eastern part south africa. ah, with the african stories by african filmmakers. turbo le, let's go to join over with all the loading out the song models, really short documentary from for keener fossil and synagogue to do with my he fia. exactly, and give to them. but of course, the man who plants vow bombs and a rest history africa direct on al jazeera americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command, it seemed like tried to cover what's your take on why they've gotten this so wrong . that to me is political malpra

peninsula i think over the next couple of days we could see some flooding grassy pushing its way back to northern parts of egypt so that disturbance will stay there cyprus staying rather unsettled see the clouds and the rain making its way across northern parts of syria southern areas of the caspian sea some northern parts of iran could see some wet weather and that was slightest way down into central parts of iraq as we go through the next day or so if the fact it stays fine and dry it 22 there in kabul 35 in karate well into the mid to high twenty's once again across that eastern side of the med there but still some showers in the forecast over the next day or so for the right information here it is looking fine in dry pleasantly warm 3334 celsius here around the gulf a little more cloud just sliding into northern parts of the rays and wait to see that cloud as always a possibility of want to spells of rain. when say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. through in their footsteps that's the force their way in the world. shares these personal journey. inspiring