africa and there are many remnants of the time when the muslim invaders from north africa rule their one of their strongholds was the city of nada and that is where my colleague magalie spent a perfect week at. your . own law and welcome to my perfect weekend in grand isle. a good way to get an overview of this city in southern spain is from the middle and or decide you can last square it also provides the finest you are not his most famous landmark the. my 1st stop here is this medieval fortress complex the most visited site in all of spain it was billed as a residence for the mauritian emirs and sultans of course not at all the splendor of their islamic art comes into its own in the old labrat non-sweet palaces here i meet up with the hombres head archaeologist. he explains to me in detail the typical features of the not sure it style and even in this inscription we see a mix of a floral ornamentation and verses from the koran with patents. in the koran all of that together results in a very meticulous style. perhaps the most famous part of the complex is the court of the lines nam

africa. feel is supporting discover football in their quest to promote gender equality in her native lebannon she is a pioneer of women's football and former captain of the lebanese women's national team as well as head coach of various national youth teams in lebanon so she knows what she's talking about and she's joining me now here and it's good to have you on the show you're smiling you've got reasons to be happy today don't you should why i'm talking about i need to be had exactly what one of the key ideas behind this project. first of all i would like to thank you for. being here with you. this project has been starting. today as i am here and ellen to need discover football numbers in order to discuss about points for the project that he has and i've been on and next year enjoying 202020 there's a lot going on in your country right now the world has its eyes on lebanon why do you think that football is the right way the right vehicle if you will to improve gender inequality as you know

africa for the simple reason that this is our neighborhood and this is now since the arab spring a very fragmented and a very unstable middle who and you cannot just ignore it better i can tell you that clearly many people agree with that but france among the few others think that nato or at least was finucane until president michel made the statement that nato does not have or learning the wider middle east and north africa however here is a key question and this is really for the leaders to discuss next week in number what good it could terrorism because what you hear from you know the one when he talks about terrorism is a slightly different type of terrorism and type of actors when the french president talks about so i think this is where leaders need to use me but at least you say what do we think is me or do you just write if i am that terrorism because if not it's a too broad category and everybody will give different definition and we'll never agree on what to do exactly. turkey's foreign minister this week called president back on a sponsor of terrorism after the french preside

africa however here is a key question and this is really for the leaders to discuss next week and not about what did it called terrorism because what you hear from him and go on when he talks about terrorism is a slightly different type of terrorism and type of actors when the french president talks about so i think this is where leaders need to use me but at least you say what do we think is me or do you just right behind that terrorism because if not it's a too broad category and everybody will give different definition and we'll never agree on what to do exactly ok yes of turkey's foreign minister this week called president mccrone a sponsor of terrorism after the french president held talks in paris with the f.t. s.d.f. spokesperson right now there's a void in europe he said meconis trying to be its leader but leadership comes naturally oh what's turkey's problem with france ok. in the visit to united states the turkish president already presented some cia documents that the if they have spokes person and the terrorist muslim or bunny is cia records that he has committed many pair

north africa and other parts of europe when you say the credibility of the u.s. is not what it used to be aren't you also saying that the transatlantic times that have been build up over the past 70 years that they they are weaker or maybe they're weakening no i when users say they make a distinction it's a transcendent tie it's business. thousands of contacts personal relationship is as strong as in the past sometimes even stronger but what have you have problems is that for the 1st time since many decades we have a u.s. administration which is definitely pursuing a policy of a narrow 1st year of american national interest and if it is pursuing its policy in such a narrow way it must need to conflicts with its role inside the mighty bitter alliance and this is what we are seeing and what is happening. when i hear you say that and then i think that today is the eve of the 30th anniversary of the berlin wall the optimism that the world experience and witnessed november 1909 what happened. i'm still optimistic and so far as you should never forget that those countr

africa to europe the migrants were fleeing poverty and war in. down in somalia as many as 900 migrants were said to be on board on the handful surviving reshipped wrecks in just 3 days claims 700 large just the most recent tragedy involving migrants trying to meet you in the week. to suddenly get a mass migration of millions it's a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble you know lease terrible books songs those bugs so it can last very long now you know. or work for 22 years counting nobody listen see. in the home. but i know the home to sing we have pits. but when we're looking for the throat the bugs. for instance. this a bit. here is the gold the chinese here over here. libya here. occasionally we go for food fuel somewhere over the. we go 12 more alone here for all and the 20 full mile. in the libyan will soar to seoul who have for all the all star says a lot to think that's when the full mile says they're saying in so it. so normally we stay outside 24 miles and we've got a she said. that's where all of the books have

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interests in the middle east and north africa. to be here with the secretary and to be representing the administrator as a professional. usaid recognizes most of the nations in the region are middle income countries, countries with young populations whose energy, education and inspiration can be capped to help speed up the countries journey to self-reliance. we believe well targeted investments by the united states and others can play a critical role in helping the countries walwalked in democratic advances where they have occurred and drive the job creating economic growth through modern free-market economies. in line with administration policies, the focus to some of our friends and allies and steadily worked towards those with foreign assistance helping partners build self-reliance is key to the broad u.s. effort to focus the malign influences coming from outside while demonstrating american values in the context of renewed for competition. in iraq we continue to support the government initiatives to strengthen fiscal managemen

allies hadmerican kicked out of north africa. they invaded italy and were expecting to make steady progress against the germans and that peninsula by november of 1943, when this takes place. they had one into a literal stonewall in the form of the gustav line and had been hung up in a precarious position. situation of the war at that time. allies that were allied against the third reich, britain, u.s., and soviet union, former two,of the churchill and roosevelt, met several times, in washington a couple of times, in quebec, casablanca. but they wanted to get together with stalling. they wanted to have a big three summit conference. they wanted to have everybody together in the same room to discuss the strategy for defeating the third reich. i actually had access to some of , ordiplomatic cables virtually all the diplomatic cables running back and forth between these three guys. them at crafted them into a conversation, more of an argument, between the big three. roosevelt said, joe, we would like to get together, why don't you an

there preaching the taken root among the berber tribes in north africa. a new movement was on the rise. with this roots firmly in the shia tradition. added an outward ally and higher up and after. all i've been a couldn't sleep and the thought of off. yet again from the s.s. how dekha vet. but the head oh what. in the year 909 in cairo on tunisia. by the law a man claimed to be a descendant of a smile was declared the caliph of the 1st ever shiite caliphate. it would be known as the phantom and after the fall to my daughter of the prophet muhammad. an ancestor of all the men. the concept of the ismaili caliphate is completely different from the opposite kind of thing because of the claim to divine inspiration and divine guidance which the thought put forward they certainly developed institution which was theoretically completely different from the a past that. the fatah meds now began to expand their state westwards into the market. but this would lead to a clash with another major muslim power. and soon the islamic world would find itself in a surreal po

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host: and now to north africa,. but and an almost forgotteny no conflict. since 1973, the polisario front national liberation movement has been campaigning for an independent state in the western sahara. for years, fighting raged in the desert. first against spanish colonial rule, then against occupation by morocco and mauretania. hundreds of thousands of militants and their families fled the area to camps in algeria. there has been an armistice since 1991, but western sahara remains divided. its westernmost regions are governed by morocco. eastern and southern areas are run by the polisario front. 160,000 refugees still live in camps in the algerian desert. reporter: this car is delivering pizza in the desert. hindu: it makes me proud to have established the first pizzeria in the refugee camps. and that i've done it alone, as a woman, using my own resources. reporter: a pizza delivery service in algeria's sahara desert with a young woman at the wheel. 28-year-old hindu mani is one of the ingredients in this rather unusual story. hundreds of thousands of sa

and you know early giving hundreds of millions of ground to a middle east north africa we have just heard in the sense that out of the government libya has been a disaster haven't they minister because of the help we have results in its resulted in helping the libyan coast guard take people back to libya and put them in an acceptable conditions incarcerated in camps indefinitely being beaten up and sexually abused and that's thanks to the european union's policies. we using oil company think you're doing some good we have a very complicated situation in libya and largely to the fact that it is a mistake. internally divided country in conflict and international community has a very limited scope of how to operate in the country and how to provide assistance to refugees there at the same time there are many other. we have been successful and that's. possible situation in middle east where we have been able to assist the refugees in jordan and lebanon and we have been able to assist internally displaced people in the cities in syria as well do you plan to be out in mali don't you and we have

around north africa and where north africa bumps into the middle east with so many countries of water critical just in a matter of days if not hours. are those worries realistic on the part of egypt and to the other countries involved in this get that they understand it i think the border security is at issue. for sudan and egypt. and the the the a man disadvantage. when we have this. project stream sudan border it died there is an outside controller for the hotel really should run before that naturally we was in sudan to have a envisioning point the border of a sepia to operate our bomb or said is done for example now or as ruth said is dumb and other dams and all the downs along along the 9. would be controlled by the operation system of the that i mean by saying is the round as you been read it mr dum so the whole system will be controlled by a superior if there is no real as an imminent how to operate the begat in a way that. the other down sood be in it to be a put it in harmony with we see with gatt so it's controlling the whole world the whole thing's seeing downstream understo

axis forces had been swept from north africa and the invasion of italy was imminent. most importantly, planning had begun for a joint allied american crossing of the english channel into the heart of nazi occupied europe the following year. n -- on may 189, 1943 church hill addressed a joint session of congress for the second time. his meticulous preparation was evidence is by the facts he spent 10 hours -- hree days later, churchill lunched at the white house with vice president henry wo -- wallace. churchill explained to wallace that he expected britain and america to dominate the new united nations organization to be created after the war. wallace relied "the notion of angelo americans -- woump offensive to other nations of the world, as well as the united states. nd -- according to wallace churchill continued. hy be apologetic about angelo- american superiority? let us unite the two great angelo saxon civilizations in order to confer this benefit of freedom on the rest of the world. barely a year later, at the democratic convention in 1944, henry wallace was repla

africa and other places where they totally depended and where they have very poor prop populations and when they have a thought. governments and failed states are going to be trouble they had plenty of we have a study in the world bank book the world bank. got to make the transition talk the talk they didn't walk the walk. very quickly if parts of europe. and parts of china. and california and their place in the u.s. and everyone can do this but it has to be tomorrow morning we need a new deal in every community and we need to quickly. oh predictions aside the world still runs largely on oil at the moment as a major impact on all aspects of the global economy price of crude determines inflation and other key indicators in economies both rich and poor we burned 90 percent of all the rest is used for the production of plastics and chemicals oil is everywhere. blessing or curse. it's greasy poisonous and it stinks crude oil is actually made of algae and small organisms that have been decaying on the sea floor for millions of years. and that's exactly why it's so valuable this black gold i

and north africa and especially these countries are participating in this compact with africa so if one could find investments that created jobs in those countries and so the need for young people to leave those countries and to make their way to europe would to be reduced then that would also be of large political benefit to germany and the countries in europe hans dawned at up on i'm interested just thank you very much. he watching the news coming up ahead the cape town teacher using unconventional methods to connect with the students and become a vibrant hit. on its plans to transfer some 20000 asylum seekers from the edgy and islands to the mainland over the coming weeks and they include many on the on and of less toss the sides of the overcrowded morea can these i'm in s.f. and max sunda have this reporter on the island that's become home for thousands of refugees desperate to leave their. friends bid farewell to the buses which. more than $100.00 asylum seekers are leaving maurya camp for some after a year if waiting. the joy is palpable but so is the pain in the uncertainty t

africa to europe the charity called alarm phone says they were rescued late friday. more news coming up on al-jazeera right after inside story that's next thanks for watching. our jews here. and. with every. there's the democrat party has gone completely in saying that donald trump on the offensive as the beach meant inquiry against him goes public by the white house is refusing to cooperate so what happens next and what will be the impact on next year's elections this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm fully back to bill in only the 4th time in u.s. history the house of representatives has formalized impeachment proceedings against a sitting president public hearings will begin later this month after weeks of testimonies behind closed doors at the center of the investigation is whether president donald trump abuse his power and jeopardize national security by withholding u.s. military aid from ukraine in exchange for an investigation into his political rival joe biden has repeatedly denied doing anything wrong and has described the investigation a

interests in the middle east and north africa. it's an honor to be here with assistant secretary shenker and to be representing administrator green and the professionals here. usaid recognizes that most of the nations in this region are actually middle income countries. countries with young populations whose energy, education and i inspiration can be tapped to help speed their country's journey to self-relooirns. we believe well targeted invoechlts by the united states and other donors can play a critical role in helping these countries lock in democratic advances where they have occurred and drive job creating economic growth through modern free maurktd economies. inline with administration policies, usaid focuses its programming to support our friends and allies and steadily work toward graduating countries from foreign assistance. helping partners build self-reliance is key to the broader u.s. effort to counter malign influences coming from outside while demonstrating american values in the context of renewed great power compet

africa arriving in germany something that the alternative for germany party capitalized than capitalized to boost its popularity but and ultra such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something that germans would like to leave in the past. bundle of thank you very much for that advice. in burlington. a homeowner in the u.s. claims he's been left with muss of debts after a police operation destroyed his house take a look in 2015 police or run did leo let his property that he'd been renting to his psalm in search of an arm shoplifter shalt not officers while it's fleeing from the store after an 1000 hour standoff the hose was essentially left in ruins by the military grade weapons used to flush the suspect mr ledge described events for us a single armed gunman he had a handgun and he just randomly ran into our neighborhood and he started opening up the garage door police they proceeded to call in 2 armored vehicles they called in over 100 officers proceeded to fire 40 millimeter bunker buster 'd rounds into the house just room by room by room by room they they proceeded to destro