egypt is a key u.s. ally and a major european business partner western countries are often accused of overlooking egypt's human rights record and its disregard of the rule of law because of the country's geo political economic and strategic importance. a case in point is that of an italian ph d. student from the university of cambridge julio regime who disappeared in cairo on the 25th of january 26th. the young italian was found dead 9 days later in a ditch on the city's outskirts his half naked body bore the signs of heavy torture . talk to outdoor. in on pastoral care the toilet or toward the. north east i mean it as to what ed of am and what it on another but all come out of the sauna. there on that awful scene state that case they are. the day regime went missing a major security operation was underway in cairo to control protests marking the 5th anniversary of the revolution. the italian authorities suspected that regime e had been arrested that night but the egyptian government denied any responsib

also coming up it was 10 years ago when the arab spring arrived in egypt triggering protests powerful enough to unseat president hosni mubarak but did they have the power to replace his rule with democracy. to. the right solution. to any. meeting. he doesn't actually need. was issued it was immediate. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of our viewers around the world welcome we begin the day with europe's coronavirus vaccine supply shock it has been a month since the 1st vaccine was approved for use here in the european union to say that the vaccination rollout since then has been slow would be an under statement government bureaucracy is being partly blamed but the main focus is now on the pharmaceutical companies producing the vaccines today the european commission demanded an explanation from astra zeneca after the company announced a large cut in the amount of doses it will deliver to europe astra zeneca has vaccine is expected to be approved this week for use here in europe now the timing could not be worse the explanation for the shortfall it didn't help ma

since assisi came to power egypt has become the world's 2nd largest borrower from the i.m.f. in 2014 the country had a foreign debt of $46000000000.00 today that figure is more than 125000000000 poverty levels in egypt have increased just a clique and more than 50 percent of the country's revenue is spent on trying to pay back its foreign debt. meanwhile its easy has found money to build several huge new palaces and buy a new presidential plane amongst other things but here actions that have enraged the egyptian public the vast majority of which lives on or below the poverty line 10 years on cairo's tahir square is a far cry from what it looked like egypt is not the country those who protested dreamed it would become and for tens of millions of egyptians they have little if any freedom justice and bread. joining us live from jamal you reported on the arab spring very closely particularly egypt what can you remember of the time well back then mobile journalism was just the beginning or just taking off and i remember it was very difficult to try and capture what people were exp

egypt destroyed. it to ship ready. egyptians or leave. egypt should. forgive me i will shoot a lot. forget their 6 year. old age over 40 so. sure that you are real important and those young people will be getting you should they will all go to. the novel 1st published in 2018 is about the 2011 protests recounts the story of those yearning for egypt to transition peacefully the young in the disillusioned who see an opportunity for something new but it's also the tale of those who. against the protesters and stand alongside those in power. there was great hope when president hosni mubarak stepped down under the pressure but the people's disappointment was then all the greater once his old comrades in arms took over power palace wanny knows the subject of his tale all too well because he was one of the initiators of the demonstrations his novel doesn't tell how events transpired but we know the story mubarak was brought to justice and sentenced to life in prison for corruption and abuse of office in 2012 the fundamentalist mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood then became president i

objection relationship that egypt is one of the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid in the world and most of that money goes to the egyptian military and i think if you look into this that the u.s. is actually on the losing end of that bargain that egypt actually these us far more than that from the perspective of the u.s. government and so i would hope that the by the administration and the u.s. congress can try to shift the way that it spends money in egypt you know they can condition their aid on good behavior for example they're going to tempt you that are often written off with national security waivers it's time to end that practice they also need to sort of spend the money where it's needed the most so stop just giving us a blank check to the egyptian military that's not in an active threat of war instead give some of that money or more of that money to improve the lives the livelihoods of the egyptian people you know find a way to actually improve their lives rather than just throwing money down the sort of military sinkhole if you think that's go

addiction relationship now egypt is one of the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid in the world and most of that money goes to the egyptian military and i think if you look into this that the u.s. is actually on the losing end of that bargain that egypt actually these us far more than that from the perspective of the u.s. government and so i would hope that the by the administration and the u.s. congress can try to shift the way that it spends money in egypt you know they can condition their aid on good behavior for example they're going to tempt you that are often written off with national security waivers it's time to end that practice they also need to sort of spend the money where it's needed the most so stop just giving us a blank check to the egyptian military that's not in an active threat of war instead give some of that money or more of that money to improve the lives the livelihoods of the egyptian people find a way to actually improve their lives rather than just throwing money down the sort of military sinkhole if you think that's going to ha

objection relationship now egypt is one of the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid in the world and most of that money goes to the egyptian military and i think if you look into this that the u.s. is actually on the losing end of that bargain that egypt actually these us far more than that from the perspective of the u.s. government and so i would hope that the by the administration and the u.s. congress can try to shift the way that it spends money in egypt you know they can condition their aid on good behavior for example they're going to tempt you that are often written off with national security waivers it's time to end that practice they also need to sort of spend the money where it's needed the most so stop just giving us a blank check to the egyptian military that's not in an active threat of war instead give some of that money or more of that money to improve the lives the livelihoods of the egyptian people now find a way to actually improve their lives rather than just throwing money down the sort of military sinkhole do you think that's going t

of the revolution will continue in every house in egypt until we win. hence once to end the siege and prison will not make me back down. if someone spoke to me i wouldn't. i was on strike i pointed to the signs and they read them and said i had lost my mind i wanted to feel that i was doing something like the people out on the streets i wanted to liberate minds from ignorance from outdated customs and traditions. it is that i was summoned by the public prosecutor i was questioned as a suspect i was charged with offenses like assaulting police officers throwing bricks molotov cocktails torching a science research center inciting riots overthrowing the regime damaging public property and possessing weapons despite the fact that we were the victims. and. it was definitely something you're free to how to count that's competing really compete thank. god it's having to choose between less than. one of mubarak's best friends it's unfair it's unfair for what people have been dreaming about and fighting for. i knew that if morsi was to become the president of eg

government should not invest in egypt or that european government should not invest in egypt this will eventually if you know done without corruption benefit egyptians but definitely human rights you hear people say that human rights need to be part of that conversation especially with the you know the seaman's deal i watch local media every single day and i can tell you that you know state sponsored media is selling these deals selling these economic deals coming from germany as a huge success for the egyptian government as us and as a sign for germany and other european countries you know support and belief and trust in sisi especially himself but also his regime and i certainly think that a lot of activists will tell you there's room for germany to also promote its human rights interest its its its values with projects like this. correspondent. with us thank you so much for that analysis to sports now and but the sake of football league leaders by are needed have improved their title hopes with a win against the 2 teams at opposite ends of the table faced off on sunday. it's lonely

egypt since took to the streets of cairo in january 20th levon hoping to bring about a new egypt they wanted democracy and an end to the mubarak regime. their protest was part of a movement across the region that became known as the arab spring. soon the thousands turned into millions farmers finding common cause with young people found intellectuals such as noted writer allah our last one in the d.w. interview he explained the local residents of the old ruling party are still in power as are the all security forces people are still being arrested and tortured but now we have a voice with the purpose of. 10 years on alice wanny now lives in exile in new york his latest novel the republic of france truths which tells the tale of an unfinished revolution is set to be published in english this april for him the story is far from over i believe that egyptians or lead. in egypt just by the. egyptian. egyptians or leave. egypt should believe forgive me i will shoot a lot. forget their 6 year. old age 40 so. sure that you are important and those young people will be given you should and they

under the weight of the revolution will continue in every house in egypt until we were in. my hands once to end the siege and prison will not make me back down. if someone spoke to me i wouldn't. i was on strike because i pointed to the signs and they read them and said i had lost my mind then i wanted to feel that i was doing something like the people out on the streets i said i wanted to liberate minds from ignorance from outdated customs and traditions. it is that i was summoned by the public prosecutor i was questioned as a suspect i was charged with offenses like assaulting police officers throwing bricks molotov cocktails torching a science research center inciting riots overthrowing the regime damaging public property and possessing weapons despite the fact that we were the victims. and. it was definitely something you're free to have to counter that competing really compete thank. you but it's having to choose between less than is. one of mubarak's best friends it's unfair it's unfair for what people have been dreaming about and fighting for. i knew that if morsi wa

about egypt's problems. the after she finished her undergraduate degree susan went on to complete her must as a topic. each. this took her for the 1st time to places she had never seen in our country before. to contrast. suzanne with her university degrees and her husband the couriers. i don't think he had newspapers to even books before becoming vice president the man was a man of action who enjoyed being in contact with people. however he wasn't keen on creating and writing what i. think that. i focused his job was simply to deliver a message and bring their message attend the funeral travel to china travel. not a month passed without traveling somewhere without a reset. i wonder what i'm about a few 1000000 countries he must have visited in the 6 and a half years as vice president. he may have been constantly traveling but the reality is he didn't treat me have a proper job as he set and said that shit. he should see and my personal opinion is that the president said that had no intention of keeping mubar

egypt just by. its. egyptians will leave. egypt should. forgive me i will shoot a lot. forget the 6 year. old age 40. sure that you are real important and those young people will be given you should and they will all go to. the novel 1st published in 2018 is about the 2011 protests it recounts the story of those yearning for egypt to transition peacefully the young in the dissolution who see an opportunity for something new but it's also the tale of those who fight. against the protesters and stand alongside those in power. there was great hope when president hosni mubarak stepped down under the pressure but the people's disappointment was then all the greater once his old comrades in arms took over power palace wanny knows the subject of his tale all too well because he was one of the initiators of the demonstrations his novel doesn't tell how events transpired but we know the story mubarak was brought to justice and sentenced to life in prison for corruption and abuse of office in 2012 the fundamentalist mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood then became president in

has been sworn in as egypt's 1st democratically elected civilian president. on. anything for a main concern for the muslim brotherhood backed candidates will take egypt's down the rate of more strikes is a mess and. it's unclear how much power the new president will have the military council. self's we . could see the. mohamed morsi issued a presidential pardon to all those charged during the revolution. in the public prosecutor consider the case of the cabinet clashes to be an anti revolutionary case and against the military said was excluded from the part in the creek. my family told me they did not want me to live with them at home anymore. they tried to force me to marry someone i didn't know so i went to cairo. and i was alone. that i had only myself to depend on i mean all of this. was. i found an apartment. that only my family sent messages to my phone my threatening to kill me. they said they would find out where i lived kidnap me and marry me off against my will so it's. see. it. to be just i started working at a law center where we try to help all diffe

addiction relationship now egypt is one of the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid in the world and most of that money goes to the egyptian military and i think if you look into this that the u.s. is actually on the losing end of that bargain that egypt actually these us far more than that from the perspective of the u.s. government and so i would hope that the by the administration and the u.s. congress can sort of shift the way that it spends money in egypt you know they can condition their aid on good behavior for example they're going to tempt you that are often written off with national security waivers it's time to end that practice they also need to sort of spend the money where it's needed the most so stop just giving this blank check to the egyptian military that's not in an active threat of war instead give some of that money or more of that money to improve the lives the livelihoods of the egyptian people and find a way to actually improve their lives rather than just throwing money down this sort of military sinkhole if you think that's going

we look at how much has changed in the 10 years since egypt's revolution calling for an end to poverty unemployment and corruption. uganda's high court has issued an order directing the police on the military to leave opposition leader bubby winds residents wind says he has been on the house arrest since january 15th a day off to presidential elections were held the court says his detention is unlawful. let's go straight to catherine so it's been monitoring developments from neighboring kenya she joins us live from nairobi good to see you catherine what exactly is the court said. judge michael lubow agreed with the defense that's the winds lawyers and he said that he's arrests he's continued indefinite detention of what the what the continued indefinite indefinite detention by security forces. is illegal or all security school says that have besieged winds home since the eve of the election to be removed it's going to be interesting to see how that plays out announce he's lawyer is presented that arguments on this thing that he is being detained illegally he and his wife. they say that

with regards to for example policy outlooks towards relations with other countries be it libya egypt syria yemen even were all of them but i just want to go back to the initial statement that was made that was read out by the secretary general of the g.c.c. and here it said that the g.c.s.e. leaders who gathered or their representatives in and on saudi arabia on tuesday reaffirmed the goals of the g.c.c. of unity and corporation to work as an economic bloc to achieve peace and stability and here in lies the key that what tests high together for the past 4 decades has been the economic cooperation between them he then went on to say return to corporation to strengthen brotherhood between the countries and also spoke about military and defense cooperation and that's where the trick is because even though there are those joint military commands between the countries there has been a different outlook as to how the military should operate and then brought in the role of egypt which also signed this and all of their career as a sisterly country and not necessarily as a member state so as

egypt should. forgive me i will shoot a lot. forget the 6 year. old little age 40. yes young people will be given you should they will all. the novel originally published in 2018 is about the 2011 protests and recounts the story of those cheering for egypt to transition peacefully the young and the disillusioned to see the opportunity for something new but it is also the smell of those who fight the protesters and stand alongside those in power. there was great hope when president hosni mubarak stepped down under the pressure but the people's disappointment proved all the greater once his old comrades in arms to go over power palace one he knows the subject of the serial all too well because he was one of the initiators of the demonstrations his novel doesn't tell how events transpired but we know the story of what mubarak was brought to justice and sentenced to life in prison for corruption and abuse of office and 2012 the fundamentalists 200 morsi of the muslim brotherhood then became president and 2013 the military completed a successful coup against morsi who wa

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common morsi has been sworn in as egypt's 1st democratically elected civilian president. anything for him a concern from the same brotherhood backed candidates will take egypt down the rate of new strikes is a mess and. it's unclear how much power the new president will have the military council. david self sweeping alice could tell because of the president. mohamed morsi issued a presidential pardon to all those charged during the revolution. but it was his public prosecutor considered the case of the cabinet clashes to be an anti revolutionary case and against the military so it was excluded from the pardon to create. you. know my family told me they did not want me to live with them at home any more they tried to force me to marry someone i didn't know so i went to cairo. i was in learn. that i had only myself to depend on i mean all of that. was that. i found an apartment. my family sent messages to my phone my threatening to kill me. they said they would find out where i lived kidnap me and marry me off against my will so it's it's. see. it that it is just i started

and we look at what's changed in the 10 years since egypt's revolution calling for an end to oversee unemployment and corruption. the u.s. pharmaceutical company says that its covert 19 vaccine appears to work against new coronavirus variants the early findings show success against the u.k. variant but the vaccine is less effective against the south african variant mutated strains of more infectious that are spreading fast in the number of countries pfizer is also so that its vaccine appears to work on the u.k. variant of zeros and the gallagher is live for us on this from miami to tell us more what we are talking about these 2 variants that perhaps scare health officials more than anything else of course viruses do mutate it shows the shape shifting nature of the covert 19 virus but what madonna is saying is that their original vaccine which was among one of the 1st produced is effective against the u.k. variant but it's potentially 6 fold less effective against that south african variant so out of an abundance of caution they are now potentially working on what could be a boost in

before no one felt unsafe in egypt. the egyptians' top priority now is security, then economic stability, then democratic and political practice. reporter: journalists are not in a better place. egypt ranks as one of the worst jailers of journalists. this person has cofounded three news websites. all of them have been shut down. >> [translated] this is by far the worst era for the egyptian press. the state doesn't want us to speak, but what's left of our dreams as we have journalists who are still willing to. reporter: the 2011 uprising will always be an reminder of a strong call for change, but freedom now seems to be a faraway dream. even the face of tahrir square has changed, repainted with sparkling lights, bumany hopes have dimmed. bbc news, cairo. katty: events that seemed so transformative at the time. private investigators are arriving in kenya. with police mistrusted, many people are turning to private detectives to solve crimes. none is more famous or controversial than jane mugo. she claims she has solved hun

was was also ahead 10 years after the revolution in egypt we look at what's changed and what hasn't. and sport n.f.l. superstar tom brady will be playing in his record super bowl quarterback led his team the tampa bay buccaneers to victory over the how. are. we begin with the pandemic and the global number of corona virus infections quickly approaching 100000000. ording to johns hopkins university the track of the world is about $800000.00 cases away from reaching that milestone it could happen in the next 24 hours meanwhile countries are struggling to balance measures with growing anger over a lack of action or strict to lock downs the mexican president who has faced criticism in the past over qubit 19 management has tested positive himself the u.s. is reinstating a travel ban in an effort to contain highly contagious corona virus variants new zealand turns reported its 1st community case in months it was contracted in quarantine is believed to be the south african strain of the virus and those mutations are also plaguing germany where experts say the more infectious u.k. variant is

egypt exploded. was. i was the cause i was. not glad it simply did not understand that this was something new. i was i was i. was. the. mubarak mubarak mark the country with his habits was through 3 decades. he was an accommodating man. he found the safest way to solve any problem is patience with patience till it dissolves when the momentum fades away as. by the end of the feel the anger under pressure from the protesters the police withdrew to be replaced by the army and a curfew was imposed throughout the country. this was the president's 1st response then he offered up a talking to the for just seems. very late for i didn't he appeared on television a couple of to remember who. were some 4 will kill you for. at the bottom of the. new wall that i didn't want to have. our we're. far as mubarak was concerned he had done his bit and the people who should be such. as his country continue to the he turned his mind to other matters or can leave new york. i received a call from him on the day the government resigned. he called whil

egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on qatar and 2017 accusing it of supporting terrorism cuts.

many people i have seen for egypt elect worlds' lot of multigrade. more still flood threads out of under el-sisi alice want he was immediately banned from publishing his work even though he is considered one of the leading writers of his homeland his novels and essays have been translated into the nearly 60 languages and millions of copies have been sold. his latest novel however could no longer be published in egypt in arabic but only in lebanon nevertheless tell us money knows that despite the ban his book is selling as a legally pirated copies. very good neighbor teaches of illinois sleep but she's absolutely call it the cult of the whooshing that is right and she said yes and i i got your novel and i had the cheek they called my friends and i'm very reluctant to read the novel because i don't want to change my opinion . and then after that she hadn't she had an open and she called me in and your touch is sent did a good thing she said you know you succeeded to present day human history of the revolution and i was judging the political system and

since assisi came to power egypt has become the world's 2nd largest borrower from the i.m.f. in 2014 the country had a foreign debt of $46000000000.00 today that figure is more than 125000000000 poverty levels in egypt have increased just a clique and more than 50 percent of the country's revenue is spent on trying to pay back its foreign debt. and c.c. points to infrastructure projects like the expansion of the suez canal and the construction of a new administrative capital to justify the loans but she's also found money to build several huge new palaces and buy a new presidential plane amongst other things but she can hear ok actions that have enraged the egyptian public the vast majority of which lives on or below the poverty line. 10 years on in cairo's tahrir square is a far cry from what it's look like egypt is not the country those who protested dreamed it would become and for tens of millions of egyptians they have little in the way of freedom justice and brought. it up. now tuesday will mark the one year anniversary of the tragic death of the basketball legend kobe b

egypt should still be forgive me i will shoot a lot. forget the 6 years like. the late forty's she. was sure that you all the old. and young people will be getting you should they will all. the novel originally published in 2018 is about the 2011 protests and recounts the story of those hearing for egypt to transition peacefully the young and the disillusioned to see the opportunity for something new. but it is also the smell of those who fight the protesters and stand alongside those in power. there was great hope when president hosni mubarak stepped down under the pressure but the people's disappointment proved all the greater once his old comrades in arms took over power palace one he knows the subject of the serial all too well because he was one of the initiators of the demonstrations his novel doesn't tell how events transpired but we know the story the one that mubarak was brought to justice and sentenced to life in prison for corruption and abuse of office in 2012 the fundamentalists 200 morsi of the muslim brotherhood then became president in 2013 the military completed a s

many people i have seen for egypt at the electoral vote that bridge. still flooded roads out of under el-sisi alice one he was immediately banned from publishing his work even though he is considered one of the leading lighters of his homeland his novels and essays have been translated into nearly 60 languages and millions of copies of be sold. his latest novel however could no longer be published in egypt in arabic but only in lebanon nevertheless alice money knows that despite the ban his book is selling as a legally pirated copies. very good neighbor which is of illinois stephen but she's absolutely call it the cult of the relation of the right and she said yes and i i got your novel and i had the freedom a call to my friends and i'm very reluctant to read the novel because i don't want to change my looking. i bet she had heard she had heard that all that she called me here in new york that you said very good thing she said. you're 62 percent yeah you'll be at least real that it was and i was judging the political. and i said listen i live a little

in egypt despite the. egyptian. egyptians will leave. egypt should. forgive me i will shoot a lot. forget their 6 year. old age 40 so. your that you are important and those young people will be getting you should they will know what. the novel 1st published in 2018 is about the 2011 protests recounts the story of those yearning for egypt to transition peacefully the young in the disillusioned who see an opportunity for something new but it's also the tale of those who fear. and against the protesters and stand alongside those in power. there was great hope when president hosni mubarak stepped down under the pressure but the people's disappointment was then all the greater once his old comrades in arms took over power palace wanny knows the subject of his tale all too well because he was one of the initiators of the demonstrations his novel doesn't tell how events transpired but we know the story where mubarak was brought to justice and sentenced to life in prison for corruption and abuse of office in 2012 the fundamentalist mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood then became presid

to mediators and observers to have a greater role and it's been asking if european and egypt for the same thing and it says it doesn't want a partial deal what it wants is a complete deal that is it doesn't want a deal that would settle differences over the 1st filling but not the permanent operation of the grant if you can renaissance dam of course talks have been going on virtually between the 3 sides sudan if you've been egypt since may last year it's been on and off they were not able to reach a deal especially when if you filled the dam last july without an agreement and it says that it doesn't want any deal between between egypt and sudan that it would reach if the talks are successful to be legally binding it says it doesn't want any deal that would hinder it as per their words previously from having any other operation or any other damn bills along the nile they say that this is their right and this is something that is needed for their development now sudan is quite concerned about the fact that he has filled that had begun the initial feeling of the dam last july without an

uprising that saw dictator hosni mubarak ousted have hopes of a democratic future deserted the people of egypt. and did put to sleep a football bahrain improve their title hopes the team extend their lead at the top of the table with a win they can chalk up all the goals including this one from robin duffy coming up . i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us the german government says it is preparing for possible attacks on corona virus vaccination centers vaccine shipments or vaccine makers according to the interior ministry there is a quote abstract threat of sabotage on germany's vaccination campaign and a letter the ministry said vaccination opponents and conspiracy theorists could try to break into facilities. launch cyber attacks german vaccine manufacturers have already been targeted on several occasions by hackers attempting to steal intellectual property. for more on the story we can bring in our political correspondent in money was shot here in berlin she's following the latest imo the sounds of serious of a how dangerous is the situation. well it's a very serious situation

under the weight of the revolution will continue in every house in egypt until we were in. my hands once to end the siege and the prison will not make me back down. i don't. if someone spoke to me i wouldn't. i was on strike i pointed to the silence and they read them and said i had lost my mind and i wanted to feel that i was doing something like the people out on the streets i wanted to liberate minds from ignorance from outdated customs and traditions. it is i was summoned by the public prosecutor i was questioned as a suspect i was charged with offenses like assaulting police officers throwing bricks of cocktails torching the science research center inciting riots overthrowing the regime damaging public property and possessing weapons despite the fact that we were the victims. when. it was definitely something you're free to have to count that's competing really competing. but it's having to choose between an islamist or one of mubarak's the suspects it's unfair it's unfair for what people have been dreaming about and fighting for. i knew that if morsi was to become the

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people of egypt were suffering because of the prices and inflation but their current 3 g. in old was try to the pend on the. the new gas and there is still the hope that this will sort out with so many problems in addition. take investments and give a government to the end 1st lecture in the age of the color to jim in egypt is trying to do its best for the people but this is ok. i apologize i'm going to have to interrupt you for which i sincerely apologize but thank you so much for joining us on the line there here on the news hour still to come here on al-jazeera sports and f.l. star tom brady is back in his record 10 simple to tales of far from a comeback. well on. time to sports with far peter thank you so much and i felt superstar tom brady will be playing in his record 10th super bowl on feb 7th the quarterback led his team the tampa bay buccaneers to victory over the green bay packers a 43 year old in the box survived a 2nd at comeback by the packers to win the n.f.c. championship $3126.00 grey will be aiming for his 7th super bowl title his 1st with tampa bay but ho

many people i have seen for egypt the electoral law both agree. more still flood threads out of under el-sisi alice one he was immediately banned from publishing his work even though he is considered one of the leading writers of his homeland his novels and essays have been translated into the nearly 60 languages and millions of copies have been sold. his latest novel however could no longer be published in egypt in arabic but only in lebanon nevertheless ellis wanted knows that despite the ban his book is selling as a legally pirated copies. very good neighbor which is a very long legal but she's absolutely called the cult of the pollution of the right and she said yes said i i got your novel and i had the 3 day olds my friends. of very reluctant to read the novel because i don't want to change by looking. and then after they share she read the novel and she called me here in new york and she said very good thing she said you know you're 62 percent yet you'll maliciously all that evolution and i was judging the political. and i said listen i live

i carry a soldier who never imagined he might one day become president of egypt. he had an ambitious wife and son he became an autocrat and was imprisoned for your own lawful killing of protesters. the story of the rise and fall of hosni mubarak the famine episode $10.00. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u.s. is rome in the wild on al-jazeera. i'm not madison and doha the top stories on. 2000000 people around the world have now died from corona virus the chief of the world health organization says governments and communities are failing to break the chains of transmission in the brazilian military transport a desperately needed oxygen to on a sona state after hospitals treating coronavirus patients started running out of supplies to newly identified variations of the virus a contributing to a sharp rise in cases in the region want to you not have has the latest from rio de janeiro why now it is much more than john.

day that saw thousands descend on karros tapir square to demand president hosni mubarak controlled egypt for almost 30 years leave police and security forces cracking down hard. in just a few bloody days hundreds dead and thousands more injured. but 2 and a half weeks after the start of the january 20th levon protests the jubilation. mubarak is out. 6 months later the muslim brotherhood takes power with islamists mohamed morsi elected president. a year later he too has gone in a military coup. in the weeks that followed hundreds of his supporters are arrested. and many killed it grow into. the coup was led by army chief general abdel fattah el-sisi by 2014 he is president el-sisi has done all he can to silence any opposition. and often changes to the constitution he could stay in power until at least 2030. for many the hopes of january the 25th 2011 buried somewhere here in town he is square. an american football veteran quarterback tom brady is taking the tampa bay buccaneers to their 1st super bowl in nearly 20 years brady who's now 43 through 3 touchdown passes of the bucs beat the gr