egypt which backs half there has rejected the agreement . lebanon's president michel aoun has asked the former education minister to be the new prime minister. backed by hezbollah and says he hopes to bring stability after months of protests and deal at least 3 protesters killed confrontations with police . against a new citizenship law went ahead despite a government ban hundreds of people were detained. a government has opened fire outside the headquarters of russia's top security agency the f.s.b. in moscow one officer was killed and 5 others wounded the f.s.b. says the attacker has now been code step for us and reports from moscow. the sound of gunfire echoes through the streets of the russian capital. sending people running to safety and initiating a major security operation by heavily armed special forces. according to russian media reports a man attacked this building on lubyanka square in the center of moscow it's the home of russia's federal security service the f.s.b. and its communist era criticise the k.g.b. . the attacker then r

3 years hussein was arrested on arrival in egypt in december 26th and also on a personal visit to see his family he's accused of defaming the state and spreading false news allegations he and they all jazeera media network deny al-jazeera stuff of held the solitary stand as they continue to call for his release. a former military chief in egypt intended to run against president abdullah fussell sisi has been released from detention sami amman was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military law the reason for his release hasn't been given that he was moved to a hospital in japan july after reportedly suffering a stroke on a visit to asia france's president has questioned whether west african leaders want french troops to stay in the region to confront armed groups speaking in the capital niamey a man will mark owen said he was reluctant to send soldiers to countries where their presence isn't clearly wanted a crawlin interest president mohamed to disapprove discussed recent attacks by fighters linked to

yet on tap the oil and gas in waters around the ethnically divided island nation of cyprus israel and egypt are also involved in this increasingly bitter controversy. well the agreements between turkey and libya was signs at the end of last month that basically draws a line in the eastern mediterranean sea between turkey and libya cutting across a strip also claims by greece well the matter of time boundaries separates what turkey and libya have agreed will be their exclusive economic zone they say this gives them full rights. exploit natural resources including oil and gas well the deal comes as turkish ships continue exploration and drilling activities in disputed waters around cyprus we'll bring in our guest shortly but 1st john psaropoulos reports from athens the greek foreign minister has summoned the libyan ambassador. and informed him this morning that he has 72 hours to leave the country the greek anger against libya stems from not only the fact that libya signed a treaty with turkey which deal linear it's an exclusive economic zone between those 2 countries that falls across what g

journalists have been picked up and quote charged with joining a terror group so signs of trouble in egypt that we'll need to keep an eye on let's move to the us now the 2020 presidential elections it's just what america needs another billionaire running for the white house the owner of bloomberg news so what is the coverage related controversy surrounding michael bloomberg well i mean it's all in the name isn't it last week shortly after being back announced he was taking a run at the democratic nomination the editor in chief of been bad news a guy called john micklethwait put out a note to stuff on the. kind of coverage their own can expect was pretty straightforward he said we will continue our tradition of not investigating mike now micklethwaite said that that ban on investigative reporting does also apply to the other democratic candidates still the journalists union at bloomberg called the policy alarming saying it should be rescinded one former editor of a bloomberg business magazine meghan muffy summed it up in a tweet she said it is truly staggering that any editor would put thei

for 3 years hussein was arrested on arrival in egypt in december 26th in austin a personal visit to see his family he's accused of defaming the state and spreading false news allegations he and the al-jazeera media network deny al jazeera staff are holding a solidarity pause and continuing to call for his release. but libya has announced a major change on policy for venezuela the government finances joining the lima group of nations seeking a resolution to the crisis their 12 countries have thrown their support behind venezuelan opposition leader one guy though for libya's backing is in contrast to the left wing policies of president evo morales before he was deposed and he fled into exile. commuters and rail enthusiastic usually celebrate the opening of a new train line but the 1st direct mail link between russia and crimea is being described by critics is a violation of international law russia's president vladimir putin is on board since the new rail line 1st passenger journey will run from st petersburg to crimea's largest cities of us the pull of the u.s. and e.u. imposed sanct

see and his family now dead to cross that line but there's also a sense of unease right now within egypt power structure back in september we reported on antigovernment protests they were the 1st since sisi took power in a coup in 2013 the madam asked for a raid may have ended with the stuff that being released but since then 3 other journalists are being picked up and quote charged with joining a terror group so signs of trouble in egypt that we'll need to keep an eye on let's move to the u.s. now the 2020 presidential elections it's just what america needs another billionaire running for the white house the owner. bloomberg news so what is the coverage related controversy surrounding michael bloomberg well i mean it's all in the name isn't it last week shortly after bin bag announced he was taking a run at the democratic nomination the editor in chief of bloomberg news a guy called john micklethwait put out a note to start on the kind of coverage their own can expect was pretty straightforward he said we will continue our tradition of not investigating mike now micklethwaite said that

with turkey which could see turkish troops deployed to defend tripoli from the warlord khalifa haftar egypt is backing hafter cairo rejects the deal or a challenge reports. libya's warring forces are on the move here soldiers of highly for have to libyan national army advanced west there are breaking now and hoping to open a new front for months they've been fighting on the outskirts of tripoli against the army of the government of national accord on thursday the u.n. backed g. and i announced it's agreed to receive greater military help from turkey but that. after iran is an office site is receiving support from whom this is known to all by so raj with his lawful and legitimate government and not receiving any support currently based on us why decide and provide them with the assistance we can afford . this is a proxy conflict that splits the middle east and north africa and beyond the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and russia have all given greater or lesser assistance to have to but if we have to or might topple the government of national accord has spurred turkey into overt action for turkey

saudi arabia egypt and russia have all given greater or lesser assistance to have to but if we have to or might topple the government of national accord has spurred turkey into overt action for turkey their interest is not libya itself anybody who looks at a map of the mediterranean will see that egypt to turkey south south cyprus greece and potentially libya if it falls on the half that and therefore goes into the u.a.e. or bit is forming a sort of maritime choke hold on to turkey for taking libya is the final chance to prevent this chokehold from taking place although libya's g.n.a.t. has ratified the security and military cooperation deal it struck with turkey last month is not immediately clear what kind of military support turkey might offer libya or when but it reinforces turkey's role in influencing libya's future like with syria russia and turkey have taken different sides increasing their diplomatic leverage and corporation. we russia by the way are in permanent contact with mr seraphina's government with marshall have to we continuously communicate with our partners including

here as we go towards sunday but it is on monday expect to see some windy conditions across parts of egypt as well as into libya but gazi it is going to be a cloudy day with a temperature of 21 in corona at 22. canceling a lease and experience the world like no other business. is going places together. combine a look at the headlines claims of excessive force have been leveled against the police in india as they try to break up nationwide protests at least 23 people have died as anger over the new citizenship rule spreads 3 people have been killed in northwest libya in the latest round of drone strikes by the world 25 to the un backed government says the u.a.e. which supports have to is piloting the drones. and another person has died in all straight is bushfires taking the death toll to 3 more than $100.00 bushfires burning around the largest city sydney and there are fears the worst is yet to come . a court in pakistan has sentenced a university lecturer to death for blasphemy tonight hafiz was arrested in 2013 accused of displaying anti religious content on facebook he spent nearly 6 ye

by the central government exit on friday they rose retaliation in old early so it does appear that egypt the govern states the police have been given. authority to retaliate against. it looks like you are at war seems like a rally right now in new delhi should be prime minister modi supposed to be speaking this hour do we expect him to address the violence and what the government's message in light of all this. is the government has been largely quite reminiscent is it. give this speech for this. rally that he's holding is a. new and election that is about the state elections that is going to have a temporary. home here is that he's married to address the citizenship no ideas really the situation but there is also things started to once people hear that he might say something inflammatory and that might estimate the violence again so there is hope and people are really anxiously waiting to see what he is going to say thank you for that should be misfits alive for a sin new delhi in other world news cooler weather conditions in australia are expected to help firefighters contain more than

egypt and bahrain closed a space to qantas national airline. space restrictions violate international law and qatar has made a number of complaints to the courts after the gulf states in polls to bill kate let's bring in jamal who joins us now live from the hague where it was day 2 of the proceedings jamal i believe talk us through what happened today. well finally this was the chance for qatar to respond to the statements made by the blockading nations on the opening session yesterday monday where they try to justify why they believe the international court of justice should intervene after the international council or international civil aviation organization had. decided in favor of qatar saying that the blockade in countries should cease they are prevention of qatari errors aircraft from flying over there are space and landing gear in there are airports through its counsel today said that what was taking place was not just a breach of international law but dismissed the statements made by egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates on behav

appeal that was made in connection to the blockade of cattle the united arab emirates saudi arabia egypt and close that as space to catalyze national airline. aspace restrictions by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. violated international law has made a number of claims to the court after the gulf states imposed a land and sea blockade more than 2 years ago from the hague his trial a share a lot of the arguments in defense of the blockading nations. the 1st day of hearings here at the international court of justice centered on the blockading countries egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates rain century explaining to the courts why they believe an earlier decision by that is the international civil aviation organization which ruled that the arab located on qatar contravened international agreements why they believe that this should be overturned essentially the blockading countries are asking that the i.c.c. jury. overturn this decision and their argument seems to be a bit strange because on the one hand they say that i can help by taking a stand in favor of cutting this essentially politi

egypt regarding libya the leaders rejected for an exploitation agreed that barges must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before libyans lose control to foreign actors. for more insight on this now let's cross live to markham he's the director of the crisis research institute mark tell me why do you think that turkey would be willing to deploy troops what does it stand to gain from this. well turkey and its allied cateye are have big tensions with the egypt and the saudis and the immoralities over a whole issue a lot of issues including issues in the persian gulf like the status of cattle and so libya in some ways is a proxy conflict between these rivals for domination in the middle east but also turkey not only has problems with these allies of the west like egypt and saudis in the americas. in libya it also has problems with some of its nato us greece and france in particular so we have a real problem here that we see within nato serious tensions between the turks on the one hand and other nato allies on the other and then also tensions between the turks and some other united st

behind and egypt severed ties with cats are. the headlines the news continues after up front stay with us. they've been critical of the political deadlock since the threats that referendum on the day still to be divided will the general election or december that's called this all anything can boris johnson get the rx it done and where does the u.k. go from here follow the u.k. general election on al-jazeera. from kashmir to balochistan to religious minorities is pakistan willing to take responsibility for its human rights abuses i'll ask the human rights minister in iran comes government. here in missouri thank you for joining me on up front you're the human rights minister in a government that is perhaps the world's number one critic of indian government human rights abuses in kashmir abuses that we've covered on the show very recently but what about pakistan's own contribution to that human rights cry.

egypt and others who support haftar he's been trying to take over the capital tripoli for months that's my lot for today thanks for your company the latest edition of inside story is coming up next. u.s. politicians say democrats should fear the election results in votes and they're warning any candidate to fonts of the left could face the same defeat as the u.k.'s opposition labor leader jeremy corbett but is this really true what lessons can the us saw from the boat across the atlantic this is insight story. hello there a very warm welcome to the program i'm julia mcdonald well the style of the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson is frequently compared to that of u.s. president trump.

turkey's president says his country cannot handle another flood of refugees from the war in syria or egypt type 21 says 80000 syrians are heading towards the border with turkey in order to escape syria's last rebel held province is on the day the attack by russian backed syrian government forces the main road out of the town of mar it all no money is at a standstill as tens of thousands flee north algiers mohammed dough is in antakya on turkey's border with syria and explains the risks and challenges faced by those who a fleeing. wall there facing all kinds of dangers from the blitz carried out by russian and syrian force. craft bombarding villages and towns blitz the tools say talk been intended to send these people out of their homes so that the syrian government forces can have a free han dealing with the rebels who are in control of large parts of it we've seen long queues of vehicles. coming to its bubble how entry points of turkey they're not being allowed to cross of course and they are setting up come along the road others have had to go into some big tents that have been put up by

behind in egypt severed ties with qatar and imposed a blockade. reports on whether the summit i'd offer a new beginning. for the 1st time in years there are signs that a diplomatic dispute that has paralyzed the gulf region may be easing that's according to statements made by the qatari foreign minister ahmed abdullah fani during a conference in rome on friday we have moved from a stalemate to some progress where there are some talks. that took place between us and. specifically and saudi and we hope these talks will need. to our progress where we can see an end. to 4 of the core of the crisis and. this is the last time gulf leaders put on a show of unity that was in riyadh in may 2017 a few weeks later saudi arabia u.a.e. behala and egypt cut diplomatic ties with qatar accusing it of funding extremism and building closer ties with iran qatar has repeatedly denied the charges and rejected a list of 13 demands by the blockade in countries which include closing a turkish military base downgrading ties with iran and shutting down the aisle to 0 media

egypt and all those who back ordered holy for have to on thursday have to announced a final offensive to capture the capital tripoli after 8 months of fighting on the outskirts. indian police fired tear gas and used batons to break up thousands of protesters in the capital as unrest over a controversial citizenship law continued for a 5th day buses and other vehicles were set alight by demonstrators in new delhi before police stormed a university where many thought to be hiding out there's been widespread anger against the law which offers help to persecuted minority is from neighboring countries but excludes muslims. where the top stories do stay with us witness is next thanks for watching i for 5. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. charge.

egypt could set up intervention if turkey intervened. the fear is that turkey's intervention could spark a major escalation. they are dismissing those concerns. they're promising that will not step b back. 's meeting between erdogan and put in -- next month's meeting between erdogan and putin could affect the decision of whether or not to deploy troops into syria. phil: thank you for that. not to china where a court has jailed the scientist that claimed they created the first genetically edited babies. they receieived lesser sentences and fines -- his associates received lesser sentences and fines. the gene e editing technology altered the genes of three babies.. he said he edited them to stop and connecting -- contracting hiv. we have more on this from fabio schmidt -- fabian schmidt. what was the principal objection to some quite -- jianqui's work? fabian: he altered the genetic makeup of the babies. he did a designer baby creation. that is considered a no-no f frm physicicists and medics and so . ey would open a pandora's box. designi

of turkey russia and iran to commit to this commission efforts in the area the techie's president of egypt taiba on how to put that to say them kyra come all tongil unneutered fiji for all on its own a spokesman for the tuckers president now say is their boss russia for us ceasefire to avoid the must suck off civilians in toms and villages with tekken by syrian government forces but losses deploy involved in the operation in libya keen to help its cover the last bit of territory under the control of rebels it's not clear if the technician plea will be heard mohamed on the wall just zita on talk. to the philippines now where internet and phone lines are still down in some parts of the country after typhoon fun phone at least 16 people were killed in the storm which tore roofs of houses and toppled trees planes in ferry service is a suspended leaving thousands of people stranded the storm has moved off into the south china sea want to be low is in the philippines capital manila he says travelers are likely to remain stuck the several days. we're outside the main port the off manila where tra

al-jazeera journalist mahmud assigned has now been detained without any formal charges in egypt for 3 years hussein was arrested on arrival in egypt in december 26th doing well than a personal visit to see his family is accused of defaming the state and spreading false news allegations he and the al-jazeera media network deny al-jazeera staff and hold a solo darity stand as they continue to call for his release. millions of people in zimbabwe have suffered months of major power counts and now that is severely affecting the economy nicholas are reports from all the while thought. it was once the manufacturing hub of southern africa. is now running out of power turning into a ghost town gone are the streets filled with factory workers wedged between abandoned warehouses is a small the other shoe factory running on a diesel generator where we share a bond there has been working for the last 20 years. and this is heading down the way. it was and employment is increasing crazed in prison and what it was a lot of it but not employed there's a lot of that nobody ever that's where i sit. in t

in egypt they chose to support general el-sisi and guarantee him financial aid. under his command the egyptian army staged a coup that ended in the blood. the egyptian regime took revenge on him by sentencing a team of al jazeera reporter has to 3 years in prison. sick and that's how the riff deepened on the arabian peninsula between qatar on the one hand and saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on the other. was a hole in the united arab emirates there's an extreme concentration of power in the hands of the crown prince of abu dhabi who is reined in all his brothers his. mohammed bin zayed 1st project was to create a credible army and to focus all its military strategy around the protection of its borders but that's one of the last. model hunted bin zayed attended centers the prestigious british military academy he has a pretty clear like side to his personality he's very determined. mohammed things ayat has always been fascinated by new military technology and every 2 years he organizes what is now the largest worldwide. production center site of this arms

recognize cyprus as a state and greece is pushing to meet a regional gas market that would include egypt and cyprus and matthew bryza is a former u.s. diplomat sees also a senior fellow at the atlantic council's eurasia center and global energy center he says techies lack of recognition of international rules makes the dispute all the more difficult to solve turkey claims a total area of around 90000 square kilometers are all on the matter it's mediterranean coast but greece has a contending claim that would reduce turkey's area by almost $23.00 by more than 2 thirds and that's because there are some islands one island in particular custody so that extends very very far eastward into the mediterranean beyond the aegean sea and well beyond other greek islands grief says will that island enjoys the ability to define greece's territorial waters turkey says that's absurd it's a tiny islands how could it have equal weight to thousands of kilometers of turkish coastline in determining where turkey's territorial waters lie in this is a dispute that's extremely difficult to resolve there is a fr

saudi arabia egypt and bahrain close to their airspace to qatar the national airline has made a number of claims to the court after the gulf states imposed a land air and sea blockade more than 2 years ago. malta's prime minister joseph muscat says he will stand down in january he's in golfed in a scandal surrounding his government's handling of the murder of a journalist 2 years ago and now the latest un climate talks have officially opened in spain where world leaders will face the stark warning that the world is fast approaching the point of no return chilean politician carolyn a schmidt's took her place as president of cop 25 in madrid on monday the event was meant to have been held in chile but weeks of violent street protests forced the government to move the talks well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera after upfront stay with us. h.i.v. aids is still a major killer and african nations are struggling with the highest infection rate thousands of experts will meet in rwanda to exchange ideas and work out how to confront one of the world's most serious

egypt and others they support warlord holly for hafter who's announced a final offensive to capture the capital tripoli after 8 months of fighting on the outskirts turkey which is already supplied militarized drones and other weaponry signed a military cooperation agreement last week and i saw them r.t. is the general director of the subject institute a think tank focusing on libyan affairs he says that other players like nato will be forced to act if turkey sends troops but certainly complicates the relationship between turkey and later and then libya because if turkey doesn't even into libya which is now kind of on the cards given president against remarks last week that he said if the invited him to come into libya that that he would send turkish troops pending parliamentary approval i suppose that really does put the the fact that if turkey was to be involved in military conflict in libya that nato would have to come on board and so i suppose that really does going to jeopardize the moves there but there is already a complex relationship between the. russians and the turks and the u

jordan and egypt which are backing have to. president sisi says it's in the region's interest to end the conflict pulled out of the lands he libya today if we look at what's happening in libya of the last few years and why the government there has not been able to have real free will speaking frankly it's because it is hostage to the interiors militias that exist in tripoli in the meantime every country is dealing with the situation by so on its own interests it is in our collective interest that this region goes back to stability. cats are which also supports the tripoli government wants to see a political solution who are little bit of color want to be in a do it said the we see proxy war supported by many nations in libya which is cause devastation for the people we want the libyan people to rise from these troubles we want to see peace between the factions and a clear political direction between them. complicating matters further libya's u.n. recognize government says hundreds of russian mercenaries are also fighting for ha

for 3 years the same was arrested on arrival in egypt in december 26th in while on a personal visit to see his family he's accused of defaming the state and spreading false news allegations he in the al-jazeera media network denies al-jazeera staff are holding a solidarity poor's and continue to call for his release millions of people in zimbabwe have suffered months of major power cuts and now that severely affecting the economy because hark reports from both the wire. it was once the manufacturing hub of southern africa. is now running out of power turning into a ghost town gone are the streets filled with factory workers wedged between abandoned warehouses is a small leather shoe factory running on a diesel generator where we share a bond there has been working for the last 20 years. and the city is heading down the way. it was and employment is increasing christin president what he was a lot of good but not employed is a lot of fat that is nobody everything that's where i sit. in the nets that you know yes it would be like down the way somebody with the strongest subtypes siband

jordan and egypt which are backing have to. president sisi says it's in the region's interest to end the conflict. is he to be the lead today if we look at what's happening in libya of the last few years and why the government there has not been able to have real free will speaking frankly it's because it is hostage to the interests militias that exist in tripoli in the meantime every country is dealing with the situation by so on its own interests it is in our collective interest at this region goes back to stability. cats are which also supports the tripoli government wants to see a political solution what in s.f. little bit of color want to be in a do it said the we see proxy war supported by many nations in the bia which is cool is devastation for the people we want the libyan people to rise from these troubles we want to see peace between the factions and a clear political direction between them. complicating matters further libya's u.n. recognized government says hundreds of russian mercenaries are also fighting for the r

techies president says that his country cannot handle another flood of refugees from the war in syria or egypt says $80000.00 syrians are heading towards the turkish border to escape it live syria's last rebel held province is on the daily attack by russian backed syrian government forces the m 5 highway runs through the area and is the main road out of the town of march i'll know a month and escape politics at a standstill as tens of thousands fled north the market town now a ghost is now ghost town as government forces close in on the wants a sling rebel held region now a crumbling shell streets are empty and houses destroyed mohammed does an taqiyya on turkey's border with syria. there's no letup in the miles. serious loss to the rebel held strong. tens of thousands of rushing to it's the turkish border scrambling to escape the aerial onslaught from russian and city and forces on. the asterix shelling and but obama talks on it lip appears designed to do just thought push people out there now quote it with nowhere else to go. you know all of salt. my god take revenge on all those who caused

in egypt, however, ever more women are taking to the pitch. reporter: they are strong, quick, nimble, and controversial. the female footballers of the pegasus club. the team's coach, rama guweily, played for the egyptian national team. she says the experience was often rough. rama: no one said anything nice when i was on the national team. when we trained, we played against the boys. it was l like a war. if i outsmarted one of them, they would often foul me. in their view, girls don't outsmart boys, and no boy wanted to be shown up in front of the others. reporter: sedra elghareeb is 14. she has been in the all-girl team for six months. boys are not welcome here. it is not just the boys who sometimes get agitated about girls and women playing football. sesedra: my mother had a hard te accepting it. she wanted me to stick with tennis. but i was really determined to play football. reporter: sedra lives in a leafy suburb of cairo, quite different from the congested and dusty city. her brother encouraged her to play football, but he doesn't think

the to book based government the center of power for the warlord how they feel hafter he's backed by egypt saudi arabia russia and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing military support for his forces let's go live now to our mood up there why who's in tripoli and just tell us what the implications are now of turkey of libya rather asking turkey to commit ground troops. well the stern military sources or the government of national court say that they are in need of enforcement and military support and as you know by virtue of that military and security cooperation agreement that was signed by the head of the presidency council face allies and the president of the on by virtue of that agreement d.n.a. the government of national accord can receive military military equipment from turkey but we spoke with sources at the government of national chords it they say that they are requesting. military commanders turkish military commanders to come to tripoli to run the battles on the ground why now because as you know stand out have to his forces have been progressing recentl

they've chosen malaki are a plant widely cultivated in egypt and lettuce. in a few months when the plants have grown to maturity the families can harvest twice a month. i mean they're also beautifying our roof people looking out of the window or coming up here will see a lovely scene. the dedication of a few families will hopefully inspire others to follow the rooftop gardens are already helping cairo grow a little greener. that's all from us today we want the show and we hope you enjoyed watching it it is a good bye for me. here in kampala. and from me in now in lagos see you next week but in the meantime head over to our social media outlets know what you think by and see you again very soon. i'm. going to. be. in a caucus in germany to learn german. published in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to south africa he w z learning course nico speak. fluent it's all happening dutch of british african to come. sure link to news from africa and the world. your links to exceptional stories and discussions hello and welcome to student news

and basically performs as a mascot in egypt as part of their traveling a small game which is kind of interesting. but he writes about and talks about the fact that as part of that performance teammates basically put a chain around his neck and read him through the train station in egypt . >> .. indians had been eradicated from the continental united states and so when you start reading mascots they do it under the rubric of honoring and remembering the past and embodying what they thought were the best characteristics of an indian person. the problem was that was a white fantasy of what an indian was. for example, they thought they were audible and they thought they were close to nature as a know from historical study indians were not just one thing. natives were all different types of tribes and communities. in the 20s and 30s they take on native mask a treat as a way to honor people that were disappearing. that's the convenient historical falsehood the lesson to feel better about the fact they taken weight land from indians all the cost investors. what we know is they are stereotyp

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in egypt, there is growing anger against the revitalized police state. every country has hon grievances. but demonstrators across the middle east share some deep-seated frustrations. mostly they are young. more than 60% of the middle east are under 30. they want to esce the fate of many of their parents, hard lives blighted by unemployment and the poweof corrupt elites. what is the first sts that needto be taken? >> well, our money back. when we pay our taxes, we want to see the taxes coming back to us, clean water, good food, electricity, medical needs. the simple things, we want the simple things. jeremy: this is the central bank in beirut. lebanon's economy anits banks are close to collapse. mosteople in the middle east outside the oil states are poor and getting poorer. take a look. jeremy: the chant means tha people want the fall of the regime, and i suppose you could say it is the sound of the uprisings in 2011, the one that started in tunisia and moved right through to egypt and libya and syria and beyond, and was the vessel for high hopes. but sa

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egypt's strongman is ruling with an eye on the silence from his allies is deafening . tradeoff for security. leaders turning a blind eye when even the citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london in cairo on al-jazeera. as a 2nd a day off to the west attack. and this is al jazeera live from cairo also coming up tens of thousands of people flee northern syria as government jets continues to bomb the rebel held province. and sweep through the philippines causing havoc with strong winds and heavy rains. it is a city of refugees stretching as far as the eye can see what does the future hold for these are are they any closer to going hope i'm stephanie dock.

saudi arabia egypt and bahrain are appealing to the i.c.j. after the international civil aviation organization in cattle's favor. has been and court hague over the past 5 days judges at the international court of justice heard the arguments made by the 4 blockading countries that is saudi arabia the united arab emirates behind and egypt as to why they believe that the courts should intervene and over rule a decision made by the international civil aviation organization which decreed earlier about those 4 countries decision to block their airspace from civilian aircraft registered to qatar that ruling said essentially that decision was illegal and contravened international treaties the judges also heard those arguments as to why the appeal should be dismissed now essentially before blockading countries are basing their arguments on true main points number one they're trying to justify their decision of collective punishment and the blockade of their neighbor qatar by accusations that sponsors terrorism and it's intervene fears in the domestic

and egypt which backed out of a throughout this whole throughout this whole 8 years. fighting you easy us out and have to lose it if yes to choose between russia and the us all roads lead to washington with regards to any of the libyan fractures so russia doesn't trust have them over russia no feels that if and if it can come across as a mediator it will of solve the situation in syria from its perspective it would have sold the situation in libya and it will now be able to convince the middle east that trump was about to be impeached i don't think it to go through the 2nd round but trump who is under threat to us which is retreating i am the new power come to moscow all routed me to moscow and i think. libya and this is why and this i will see would have to want to a very very complicated proxy conflict there sami handy from international interest thank you for joining us on al-jazeera well let's go to more now on one of our other top stories and the impeachment of the u.s. president donald trump let's just remind you of how that process works in the house will now a

egypt regarding we'd be at the leaders rejected for an exploitation agreed that parties must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before leiby and sluice control to foreign. market armand is the director of the crisis research institute and he told us why he believes turkey is poised to intervene militarily in the libyan conflict. libya in some ways is a proxy conflict between these rivals for domination in the middle east but also turkey not only has problems with these allies to the west like egypt and saudis in the americas. in libya it also has problems with some of its nato allies greece and prosser particular turkey in a sense is saying you've rejected us we can show that we can be rather awkward to you so libya in some ways is a kind of sand pit conflict where there are also some local reasons why after in the tripoli government directly charges through the capital government in east face it controls oil and gas but if you want to buy it from the market you have to pay the money into tripoli thank you so long as the tripoli government controls the international bank account o