sea. saudi arabia's giant state oil company around come kick starts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the brand stock exchange it could be the world's biggest ever stock listing as the kingdom seeks to diversify its recovery. i'm still gail welcome to the program. protesters have returned to lebanon's streets as they keep up that demands for wholesale political reform the country has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against the political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down earlier this week with protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the political system of government supporters have also been making their voices heard. rallying around their leader thousands of protesters are pushing back against cries for president michel aoun to step down his backers say the country needs him to root out corruption and to bring economic stability. they have money in the president isn't to blame for lebanon he's not responsible for e

sea. saudi arabia is giant state oil company around cairo kickstarts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the riyadh stock exchange it could be the world's biggest stock listing ask the kingdom 6 to diversify its. foreign film welcome to the program protesters have returned to the open on streets to say keep up that demands for wholesale political reform this is the scene tonight in beirut the country's been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down early this week but protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the political system. supporters of the political establishment have also been making their voices heard earlier thousands gathered outside barrett to show solidarity with president bush i would who's under pressure to go. date of your reporter abraham said before today extensively from the middle east and guide us through what's happening. so approach and establishment protes

well then 70 african migrants are stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued off a dinghy near the libyan coast they were picked up by an aid vessel but italian authorities have so far refused to dock instead suggesting the boat should turn back to libya there's the headlines to stay with us witness in enemy territory is coming up next we're news after that thanks for watching. on the ground in the process russia uses mercenaries in comics but some serious libya for the future of all of them go 2 trillion dollars but it's the saudi state owned oil you get out of gas googleplex on the big guns in the game against very carefully because on the just the. well that was the way the. world below thought of doing it all full of new york. a i'm alone you know.

sea port controlled by china's state shipping company cosco those are the headlines and side story is coming up next. foreign help on the front lines of libya's civil war the united nations accuses several nations a violation. of this conflict and. this is a story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. making the fighting in libya's civil war even a draft u.n. report is accusing several nations. amplifying what it calls a prop.

and italian coast guards are rescued $149.00 migrants after their boat capsized in the mediterranean sea 3 children and 13 women were among those pulled from the water and taken to the port of lampedusa survivor said around 20 people all still missing when the 1000 people have died so far this year trying to make the perilous journey from north africa to europe then the head of the catholic church is demanded world leaders renounce atomic weapons saying they decrease security wastes money and threaten humanity pope francis is speaking in the japanese city of nagasaki which was devastated by a nuclear bomb in august 945 he paid tribute to the victims calling the bombing an unspeakable horror the pontiff says nuclear weapons are not the answer to our desire for security peace and stability when it commits him into the queue morgoth you know the man who convinced as i am that a world without nuclear weapons is possible and necessary i ask political leaders not to forget that these weapons cannot protect us from the current threats to national and international security we need to ponder

sea port controlled by china's state and shipping company cosco john psaropoulos has more. stomach this pluckers has no doubts about the benefits of china's presence and greece's largest put his crude repaints ships but during greece's economic crisis they lost most of their work now that's changed. the work has increased 5 fold the chinese reported because they came in as a large entity with money and customers trust large companies like us and his crew are going to repaint this 50000 ton tanker the paris port of origins shipyard couldn't normally have handled such a large ship but 3 years ago the state owned china ocean shipping company cosco bought a controlling stake in the port and last year it brought to floating docks to expand its ship repair business costco has big plans it's going to build berths for the world's largest cruise ships and turned the ports empty warehouses into 4 in 5 star hotels costco has increased piracy contain a business sevenfold during the decade that it's been managing it there's no arguing with the numbers costco has invested $2000000000.00

well then 70 african migrants are stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued off a dinghy near the libyan coast they were picked up by an aid vessel but he telling authorities have so far refused to dock instead suggesting the boat should turn back to libya there's the headlines to stay with us witness in enemy territory is coming up next we're news after that thanks for watching. the poll says russia uses mercenaries and called it's made some serious libya the future of all around cairo 2 trillion dollars but it's the saudi state owned oil you get out of. google hits on the big items in the game against your company because on the i'll just be. that yeah. the outflow phone ringing all the new york only. come alive. and you. know all. when the impis i'm aware of them when i did as i must go around them to my mantis with them out of. the 4 it says. the whole leaves it on though. but i love when the output bottle just pop out on those were the moment then and i was on i knows i'm in august because here in this town on the way there's no no no content recorder in our communit

sea have been reported official death toll for the landrieu says much smaller but experts say authorities simply have fewer reliable sources in the north african heartland. saturday was the day of the dead in mexico a holiday dedicated to prayer and remembrance for those who are no longer with us roman catholics from the united states and mexico gathered at the border to remember migrants who lost their lives attempting to enter the u.s. . in ciudad juarez the sprawling city across the border from el paso texas priests and parishioners from both countries held a day of the dead mass asylum seekers hoping for hearings in the u.s. also attended the service some worshippers hold signs reading we are all migrants way to look at the will they let me object to the mass today is about the 2nd one we not only sells on the passing of humans and by national churches a using this event to also remember the deaths among migrants those who have disappeared. no that's about it we have never seen this happening at such a rate before at such a difficult time. 1000 kilometers to the west activists set up

sea. and saudi arabia has announced it's gearing up to sell shares of the remco the state oil company listing it on the rio stock market exchange could make it the biggest public company in the world topping a trillion dollars in value. and in formula one lewis hamilton reigns supreme the british dr ehrsson short his 6th world championship to be just one title away from tying michael schumacher his record. and william welcome to the program we start with big news from the world of sports german champions byer munich have fired coach nico kovacs the team is sitting 4th in the bundesliga despite leading byron munich to the league title and lifting the german cup laughs last season a 51 loss to frankfurt on saturday appears to have been the final straw for byron's board. mark meadows from dubai. sports joins us now to tell us more mark it couldn't have just been this 51 lost in frankfurt what else is going on here yeah there's definitely something more underlying i mean they were in the same

sea, and it's the worst situation for all european seas. even more alarming is the evidence of how deep the contamination goes. we're on board a research vessel hundreds of kilometres from shore, and this probe is being sent two kilometres down to take samples from the seabed. analysis of the mud has revealed the presence of tiny fragments of plastic, known as microplastics. the scientists also have worrying news about what they're discovering in the water. the biggest threat is coming from pharmaceuticals, especially from antibiotics. and that is because, if there are antibiotics in the black sea, that means the bacteria is going to develop here that can resist the antibiotics, and mean that ultimately that medicine does not work anymore. yeah, this is now a real problem. people are dying from that. taken together, it is a sobering catalogue of environmental woe, testament to decades of neglect and abuse. but, in the next part of our black sea journey, we look at what is being done to turn things round, and discover that projects thousands

more than 1000 migrants have di trying to cross the mediterranean sea into europe this year. it is one of the most dangerou f rout refugees anywhere in the world. for many, the journey begins in libya, where our international correspondent orla guerin t with a family determined to make their way across. orla: here is how the european dream ends for some. the red crescent collects themar withfrom the beaches of libya. the unknown dead of the mediterranean. but this extended family from cameroon are planning to risk the crossing. they have already tried it twice. a little girand hebrother are now in the care of their aunt and cousin. their mother gave her all trying to get them to europe. >> this is a picture before she died. this is the last picture we have. thiss e last memory. we try to remember delphin. y we pray evy that she is in peace. orla: this was her a year earlier, 34 and determined to find a better life. her relatis tell me she gave them the strength to flee the poverty at home and traveled to libya. her sister tells me delphin gave birth locked in a detention cent

sea. we are being shown what is known as blooming. it happens when excess nutrients, often from fertilisers, because a rapid growth in algae. starting the water of oxygen. decades of regular blooming has killed off life in large parts of the black sea. creating underwater deserts were only jellyfish drive. on the black sea's eastern coast in georgia, we see and smell another of its big problems. so this is the main rubbish dump here in batumi, but the big issue for here is that it is only about 300, 400 metres from this rubbish dump to the black sea itself, and there is a waterway which basically leads all the way down there. taking rubbish with it. this isjust one of numerous examples around the black sea of how easily poorly managed waste can get into the water. we have already kind of disturbing evidence that the marine letter, number of floating items per square metre, has almost doubled compared to the mediterranean sea. it is the worst situation for all the european seas. even more a

i grinned some clothing children from the mediterranean sea again they were picked up following 3 rescue operations last week the italian foreign ministry says they'll be settled in italy france germany and malta in line with a deal reached by those countries in september. chiller is about to enter its 5th week of violent protests over low living standards and inequality so far more than 20 people have died in around 2000 injured during the unrest and weekend writes in the capital police used tear gas and water cannon this demonstrators threw stones and torch buildings really unsettled time in south america right now also also forgot to iraqis also gripped by deadly anti-government protests 9 were killed dozens injured during clashes with police in a number of cities over the weekend according to medical sources the protests began last month with demands to end and to get the government to quit its thought more than 300 have died since the rallies today. ok we're hearing into work hope you don't have too much of a stressful day take check out this next story south korea is grappling righ

sea they were picked up following 3 rescue operations last week the italian foreign ministry says they will be settled in italy france germany and malta in line with a deal reached by those countries in september. chile's entering its 1st week of violent protests over low living standards and inequality so far more than 20 people have died and around 2000 injured during the unrest during weekend riots in the capital police used tear gas and water cannon demonstrators threw stones on torched buildings. iraq is also deadly antigovernment protests 9 were killed and dozens injured during clashes with police in a number of cities over the weekend according to medical sources the protests began last month with demands to encourage to get the government to quit its thought more than 300 people have died since the rallies began. now i widely seen as germany's most important source of renewable energy wind power is suffering something of an economic blow back there once thriving industry had been at the core of the country's attempt to get carbon emissions down by the year 2030 our current for

more than 70 african migrants are stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued off a dinghy near the libyan coast they were picked up by the spanish a vessel open arms but italian authorities have so far refused to another ship to dock instead suggesting the boat should turn back to libya. there's the headlines do stay with us talk drowned his ear is next with turkey's defense minister discussing the recent operation in northern syria meantime to get those catch up on our website al jazeera dot com we'll see you soon more news. it is all on you to. see. last month turkey launched a military operation in northeastern syria saying it's preventing the predominantly kurdish syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. from keeping a presence on the border area operation feast spring was condemned by the u.s. and the international community but for the turkish government it's a crucial step to ensure national security. and this week i would be speaking to the touchiest defense minister about that operation cooperation with russia and iran and strained ties with the u.s. and they took over

sea they were picks up following 3 rescue operations last week the italian foreign ministry has those they will be settled in italy france germany and malta in line with the deal which by those countries in september. chile is entering its 3rd week of toyland protests over low living standards and inequality today to more than 20 people have lost their lives and around 2000 have been injured in the rest of europe we can riots in the capital police used tear gas and water cannon those demonstrators do stones and torch buildings. american academia seems to have inclusiveness issues with conservative lecturers increasingly being shut out by student protesters last wednesday more than a 1000 university of california students tried to block a conservative pundit from speaking on campus in berkeley. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah rows of young protesters from the human chain to block the audience when and when the birthday down to racist slogans and how bonnets criticizing donald trump immigration policy based on right here then gone to the entrance from the demonstrat

families remain in fear because for us fishermen the mediterranean is in a continuous war. over the and i've had some bad experiences with them on the 22nd of march $996.00 a libyan patrol boat seize my boat after 4 or 5 hours of shooting it all happened in international waters after 6 months they released this from prison for good behavior. but overall i was afraid it happened of the coast of tripoli while we were below deck they kept shooting we hid in the machine room in the freezer cells and they continued shooting and didn't want to stop. right here going to the e.u. does not help us there are shootings and many other risks if they shoot us we might die. a slow is that it we this is our job i was born a fisherman we've been fisherman for 3 generations i want to die a fisherman. widely seen as germany's most important source of when you're able energy when power is suffering something of an economic blow back the one thriving industry had been at the core of the country's attempt to drastically reduce carbon emissions by the year 2030 and eventually account for all elec

sea. we're being shown what's known as blooming. it happens when excess nutrients, often from fertilisers, cause a rapid growth in algae, starving the water of oxygen. decades of regular blooming has killed off life in large parts of the black sea, creating underwater deserts where onlyjellyfish thrive. on the black sea's eastern coast in georgia, we see and smell another of its big problems. so this is the main rubbish dump here in batumi, but the big issue for here is that it's only about 300, 400 metres from this rubbish dump to the black sea itself, and there's a waterway which basically leads all the way down there. taking rubbish with it. this is just one of numerous examples around the black sea of how easily poorly managed waste can get into the water. we have already kind of disturbing evidence that the marine litter, which is number of floating items per square kilometre, is almost doubled compared to the mediterranean sea. it is the worst situation for all the european seas. eve

more than 1,000 migrants have died trying to cross the mediterranean sea into europe this year. it's one of the most dangerous routes for refugees anywhere in the world. for many, the journey begins in libya, where our international correspondent orla guerin met with a family determined to make their way across. here's how the european dream ends for some. the word crescent collect them with care from the beaches of libya. —— the red crescent. the unknown date of the mediterranean. but this extended family from cameroon are planning to risk the crossing. they've already tried it twice. little khadija and her brother reno are in the care of her auntand brother reno are in the care of her aunt and cousin. their mother gave her all trying to get them to europe. this is delphine, this is khadija and this is reno. this is a picture one week before they died. when we lose this picture, we tried to remember them and we pray, rest in peace. this was delphine a year earlier. 3a and determined to find a better life. her relatives tell me she gave them the strength to flee the poverty

sea 3 children and 13 women were among those pulled from the water and taken to the port of lampedusa a survivor said around 20 people are missing more than a 1000 people have died so far this year trying to cross the mediterranean climate s.o.s. is next. there are. the 2 state solution still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i mean and. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. bring new planets s.o.s. from palau in the western pacific a beacon in an ocean of change where despite the warming and acidification coral reefs here are in pristine condition but the paddle to save them is intense. allows coral reefs define their stunning amazingly intact for now but around the world reefs are being decimated by bleaching events pit will see the pioneering science taking place in the battle against warming and the efforts to conserve coral and fish the spectacular sight of 2000000 golden jellyfish and unique subspecies threatened by climate change but here the plight of the 2000000 pacific islanders f

president xi will also visit the mediterranean sea port controlled by china's state shipping company cosco. story is coming up next. foreign help on the front lines of libya's civil war the united nations accuses several nations of violation and. how outside powers redrawing the battle lines of this conflict and can they be stopped this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm mr. foreign powers on making the fighting in libya's 80 along civil war even west a draft u.n. report is accusing several nations of violating. amplifying what it calls a proxy conflict in the past year u.n. investigators have found that jordan turkey and the united arab emirates routinely and sometimes blatantly supplied weapons and soldiers from chad and sudan deployed on the ground both sides in the wall received foreign help the un recognized government in tripoli and forces loyal to world khalifa haftar the experts say it's highly probable that a jet from a half to ally launched the air strike that killed 53 refugees its migrant center near tripoli in july the report doesn't name the country b

sea, according to the un refugee agency. the crossing remains one of the the most dangerous migration routes anywhere in the world. people are four times more likely to die than last year, according to the international organisation for migration, because there are fewer humanitarian rescue vessels at sea. most leave from libya, where our international correspondent orla guerin met one family who are determined to keep trying the treacherous journey. here's how the european dream ends for some. the red crescent collects them with care from the beaches of libya — the unknown dead of the mediterranean. but this extended family from cameroon are planning to risk the crossing. they've already tried it twice. little kadija and her brother renaud are now in the care of their aunt and their cousin. their mother gave her all trying to get them to europe. this is delphine, this is kadija, and this is renaud. and this is a picture one week before she died. this is the last picture we have to delphine, and this is the last memory for

sea 3 children and 13 women were among those pulled from the water and taken to the port of lampedusa survivor said around 20 people are still missing so far this year more than a 1000 people have died trying to make the dangerous crossing from africa to europe . mia miles either is expected to defend her military against allegations of genocide at the international court of justice in the hague the army is accused of targeting the muslim range a minority and al jazeera documentary sheds new light on these alleged abuses and a warning a summer binge of aids report contains some disturbing images of. nearly a 1000000 muslims live in the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh as the international court of justice prepares to begin hearing allegations of genocide and forced deportation of the rangar a new documentary uncovers testimonies of abuse and the involvement of me and government officials. the prosecution has gone on for decades but since 2017 hundreds of thousands of rangar were forced to flee after the military accused the rebels of terrorism as early as $966.00 the burmese

well than 70 african migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued off a dinghy near the libyan coast they were picked up by the spanish a vessel in phnom use but italian authorities have so far refused to another ship to dock instead suggesting the boat should turn back to libya. there's the headlines do stay with us talk down to 0 is next with turkey's defense minister discussing the recent operation in northern syria and meantime to get viewers catch up on our website al-jazeera dot com your news. last month turkey launched a military operation in northeastern syria saying it's aimed at preventing the predominantly kurdish syrian democratic forces or from keeping up presence of a border area operation the spring was condemned by the u.s. and the international community but for the turkish government it's a crucial step to ensure national security. in this week i would be speaking to the thirty's defense minister about the operation cooperation with russia and iran and uncle has strained ties with the us and they took over 400 defense systems all of this as the turk

seas where does this reports when our coast guard would just very few visitors that we have we saved 1000 the fly every morning and every day where dissident boards when we try to help this immigrants and the middle of sahara desert bring their life to more stable and live in libya we have more than 800000 immigrant to live yet live closed we would libyans with all of the support we've been do you know a lot we've been working a lot to save the life of immigrants we believe that we should have better reports and bit of understanding of the problems if the international community is committed and willing to work with the libyans are not sending messages about slavery libya we have been promises a lot on the lot from europeans but nothing been done many of the since 2 so you're going i'm responsibility for this so i'm not denying responsibility of something to happen and we are responsible for it as a government of libya we will do our best and we are committed to work with the international community the american the life of the immigrants is better but what they will be and what then

sea the 2 separate groups have been allowed to disembark in sicily and in the south they were rescued after attempting to cross from libya several e.u. countries agreed to take in the majority of those on board. the u.k.'s parliament will be dissolved on wednesday so politicians can begin campaigning for december snap election the poll could decide the future of brics it but many voters is too confused about the different party's policies so the yogo has more from london. primed with sleeves rolled up there's an election coming case it's been forgotten the 3rd one in only 4 years some new faces why is the choice not. if about who we are as a country. as well as more familiar ones thank you and good morning everybody pushing a long sought after goals. at the start of the race it's all slogan and little policy. and so this wednesday parliament will once again be dissolved m.p.'s pounding the streets persuading people to vote for them and towering over this of course is bracks it with those wanting to stop it battling those who want it to live it. and then there is the man that didn't ma

sea the 2 separate groups have been allowed to disembark in italy and apply in the south they were rescued after attempting to cross from libya several e.u. countries agreed to take in the majority of those on board cattle and separatists rallied outside the hotel where a spanish king believe they was staying while he visited barcelona and his family are travelling to the cattle on regional capital in weeks of anti-government and anti-royalist demonstrations his 14 year old daughter princess leonore is expected to make a speech on monday an effort to win back support for the royals in catalonia tension has flared since catalan separatist leaders were handed down jail sentences last month for their role in the region's failed and dependence big thousands of romanian protesters marched in the capital bucharest and other cities against illegal logging there's anger over the murder of 2 forest workers by lawyers in the past month 2 months that is dusters are demanding an investigation they're also calling for an immediate upgrade to the country's logging tracking system and stricter laws in th

well the 70 african migrants are stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued off and doing in near the libyan coast they were picked up by spanish a vessel open arms but italian authorities have so far refused to allow the ship to dock instead suggesting it should turn back to libya last week the u.n. warned of an increase in boat journeys from libya following intense fighting in the capital tripoli exiled continues next on the news afi straight after that to stay with us against. the constitution of 2008 drafted by the military to legalize them perpetuate is stay in power stipulates that to the military is above the law the minister who finance minister of defense bill is about half as . we have governed by the generals the military allocated 25 percent of the parliamentary seats to itself and if you want to change the constitution to remove the military then you have needed more than some 75 percent you cannot get more than 75 percent of the votes because the move through has 25000 seats and their influence is. still formidable. in 2010 the military. actions nobody believ

sea. we‘re being shown what‘s known as blooming. it happens when excess nutrients, often from fertilisers, cause a rapid growth in algae, starving the water of oxygen. decades of regular blooming has killed off life in large parts of the black sea, creating underwater deserts where onlyjellyfish thrive. on the black sea‘s eastern coast in georgia, we see and smell another of its big problems. so this is the main rubbish dump here in batumi, but the big issue for here is that it‘s only about 300, 400 metres from this rubbish dump to the black sea itself, and there‘s a waterway which basically leads all the way down there. taking rubbish with it. this is just one of numerous examples around the black sea of how easily poorly managed waste can get into the water. we have already kind of disturbing evidence that the marine litter, which is number of floating items per square kilometre, is almost doubled compared to the mediterranean sea. it is the worst situation for all the european

after touching down in athens on sunday president xi will also visit prayers the mediterranean sea for controlled by china's state shipping company cosco act of peace and war now stay with us. relations between russia and the west have never been as tense since they ended the cold war. the fighting in the eastern ukraine is ongoing and after 5 years there are 13000 deaths and 30000 wounded. as a result the west has imposed harsher and harsher sanctions on russia's businesses obie's assume some super meola various television he was due to stall i mean sure we're just we're just we're coming here stalin got to get. the premier bunkers because he was responsive to you because last night which. was lost on us we sure. wichita's covering the 1st woman as long as both of. you. received. would be a really good thing is missional. that was because she when you when you mild the czar leaves consensus what is your legitimate bensky leading you know what script was going to be up when you might join in you've been you might at any point in my own store you know we up with the ring and i see you s

sea and he said i've been here in france for 3 years i've been trying to apply for asylum but he called find a way to make that happen and 6 of dismantling these camps one day after these new measures were announced. well i think there's no doubt that the french government wants to show that it's very serious when it says that it wants to be a lot tougher when it comes to immigration and that is why so soon after the announcement by the french prime minister on wednesday we've seen this come here in paris which is become a bit of a symbol of these kinds of camps across france being cleared so far but i think there are many people who will just see this is something of a p.r. exercise by the french government because it has to be known in the camps like this a play is really read to me i mean i've been dozens cleared out is the past few years this camp itself has been cleared several times and what happens each time is that people get taken away on buses they get put in a shelter for a few nights they're supposed to be processed those who are here illegally are supposed to be deported bu

sea. since 2014, over 19,000 people have died trying to cross the mediteterranean en route to europe. a top official with the u.n.n. refugee agency told a german newspaper the land journey too reach the sea i is likely quites deadly. -- twice as deadly. stararvation and illness are amg the primary causes of death. turkish officials say they have captured the pfister of baghdadi in a raid in northwestern syria. the woman was captured amidst turkey's ongoing offensive in northern syria, which began after president trump abruptly withdrew some u.s. troops from the regionon, clearing the way r the turkish offensive. turkey has been accused of committing war crimes against syrian kurdish fighters, including female fighters, during the ongoing offensive. a manhattan judge has dismissed uber's lawsuit t challenging new york city's new law capping the number of licenses for ride-hailing services. last year, new york city council passed the nation's first cap on the number of for-hire vehicles. the

well the 70 african migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea after being rescued off a dinghy near the libyan coast they were picked up by the spanish aid vessel open arms but italian authorities have so far refused to allow the ship to dock instead suggesting that it should turn back to libya letting barbara ports going to every. one circling for all don't worry they've been at sea for days with no idea where they'll end up this is the moment 73 migrants were rescued by open arms a spanish charity but now the search is like. they're packed rubber dinghy was found around 70 kilometers off the libyan coast after its engine broke down among them is 5 year old brain. he made the journey from nigeria with his parents they're all safe now. put the seas extremely rough with waves of up to 3 meters. and while they're trying to make it didn't venture for him for his mom it's been traumatizing i was afraid i didn't know the sea would be like if i knew i wouldn't have come i would have gone back to my country. see that was i thought about myself a little fellow michael vicks just open up for