it is 30 years since amalia military -- somalia's military was overthrown. in my years visiting, i have seen succeion. what have you been given here, sugar? and i have seen a succession of conflicts. foreign armies, the islamist militants. right on the front line [gunfire] there is a man quietly praying. in 2012, the military leader was forced to withdraw. they believe that it might be here to stay. >> but a decade later, that stability is precarious. >> there is still almost a shadow state here. they tax, they intimidate, they kill, and they carry out spectacular attacks. >> the militants still control much of somalia's countryside. >> we have come into a makeshift camp, among the ruins, thousands of families who have fled the violence in the countryside over years, but in this group, people who have come in the last few weeks and they are talking about heavy fighting in rural areas outside of the capital, between somali government and the militants. >> and yet, the capital itself endures. a city of resilience. >> there is been a lot of improvement here, bu

. >> schifrin: butcs of the somalia mission argue u.s. troops are not the sn to solving the civil war, and a new strategy was overdue. >> the troop withdrawal could represent the beginning of a new poli, a policy aimed at achieving some kind of political reconciliation and peace negotiations. >> schifrin: sih booker is the president of the center for international policy, an independt research center. he says some al shabab fights have local grievances such as government corruption. others have regional islamist ctals, and that the conflias military solution. >> the military victory out of the reach of the federal government, it's out of the reach of the u.s. governme. but it's also unlikely that al- shabab can achieve a decisive military victory. and therefore, it's time to change the strategic goal to one of political reconciliation and peace negotiations. >> schifrin: booker argues the u.s. military's africa command, or africom, has for years overstated the al-shabab threat. >> there is not any clear indication tt al-shabab has attempt

still to come, after reporting on three decades of war in somalia, our correspondent travels back where he finds course for optimism. ♪ >> thousands of australians gathered to protest against the official recognized australia day, marking british colonization of the continent. rallies took place to draw attention to the injustices faced by indigenous people. >> aboriginal australians, this is invasion day, of the colonization of their lands that they have existed on for more than 65,000 years. every year, there have been campaigns to change the day, but nothing has changed and the government has not responded to those demands. we have seen people carrying placards saying, not a d to celebrate, black lives matter, a nod to the movement in the united states which actually became very big here when it happened last year because at the heart of the demonstrations is the injustices that have been faced by the indigenous community, and that they still face today. ♪ >> somalia is marking 30 years of conflicts, specifically the moment the government of president the bar collapsed in january

katty: president trump has pulled out nearly all of the 700 american troops from somalia. critics say the withdrawal is too hasty. after three decades of conflict, the country is still fighting islamist militant group, al-shabaab. joe biden faces the tough decision of whether or not to send those american forces back in. andrew harding reports from the smalley capital, mogadishu. reporter: mogadishu is supposed to be on the mend. but after 30 years of war, this is still a dangerous city. and it is going through another rough patch. armed guards for us. fresh signs of trouble. we find a group of wary women. they just fled from their homes in the smalley countryside to escape islamist fighters. the conflict started again, so we ran here, too mogadishu looking for safety. but will they find it? another suicide attack by islamist militants of al-shabaab . their target, a hotel popular with local politicians. 15 dead. >> they blew up this wall and he fixed it already? >> of course. we fixed it within days. not more than two days. reporter: that resilience is being tested. for y

secretary general special representative to somalia jim swan has called on somalia's political leaders to dialogue and find a way out of the current ailment ethnic groups in central mali have signed peace agreements after months of mediation spending years of violence between nomadic herders and farmers in mali and the widest hell region tensions of existence of generations from an upsurge in attacks began 5 years ago with the arrival of armed groups nicholas hoc in dhaka and neighboring senegal explains the details of the deal. it comes at a time where there's been an intensifying of violence and attacks in that specific region and so this peace agreement is for specifically for the full lonny in the doggone community living in the core area which is in central mon the next and what was happen what has happened so far is that in the absence of the mali and state and of security well these 2 ethnic groups have resorted to armed militia so the doggoned have resorted to armed militias for protection and the following is have mostly sought protection from armed groups such as to islam whi

we're in somalia, as those displaced by islamist terror groups see key us troops pull out. and how to cope with isolation. 72 tennis players are in quaratine, just three weeks before the start of the australian open. good evening. the government says "good progress" is being made in efforts to ensure every adult in the uk, is offered a coronavirus vaccine by september, as the health service continues to face severe pressure from the rising number of hospital admissions. the head of the nhs in england, sir simon stevens, says 140 people a minute are receiving the jab, raising the vaccination rate to four times the speed at which new cases are being detected. but he's also warned that the nhs has never been in a more precarious position, with one person admitted to hospital with the virus every 30 seconds. here's our health correspondentjim reed. from a place of worship, to a mass vaccination centre. right, let's get going. let's get some things done. tomorrow morming, the crypt at blackburn cathedral will open its doors to those over 80, along with nhs and care home workers.

secretary general special representative to somalia jim swan has called on somalia's political leaders to dialogue and find a way out of the current stalemate ethnic groups in central mali have signed peace agreements after months of mediation it's been years of violence between america herders and farmers in mali and the white as a whole region tension has existed for generations but an upsurge in attacks began 5 years ago with the arrival of armed groups of the serious nicholas hockin dakar and they bring senegal explains the details of the deal. it comes at a time where there's been an intensifying of violence and attacks in that specific region and so this peace agreement is for specifically for the full lonny in the doggone community living in the core area which is in central mon the next and what was happening what has happened so far is that in the absence of the money and state and of security well these 2 ethnic groups have resorted to armed militias so the doggoned have resorted to our militias for protection and the following is have mostly sought protection from armed grou

11 people were killed in the attacks near the border to kenya somalia accuses kenya of backing jubal land in the fighting in his says no troops have crossed into somalia calling it an internal somali matter. where here in europe italy's prime minister has stepped down deepening the country's political disarray giuseppi conte's resignation comes after a small coalition partner pulled out of his cabinet will be spared the prospect of a humiliating defeat in parliament this week in a crucial vote on judicial reform but observers believe that he may be in position to form a new government with broader political support. just last week giuseppe conti seemed in delish form as he addressed the senate. on choose the morning he was being pushed from the critical palace having informed the president of his resignation. and putin through the night if. the president of the republic said you must to rela has received this morning at the colonel palace a prime minister just because. he resigned his head of government out of fear now to me surely there you go in the. country's undoing lee and his i

they're like a shadow state, they still control much of rural somalia, and even here in mogadishu, they still collect taxes from most businesses. they are poised to seize power again, which makes the american troop withdrawal so alarming to so many here. at the nearby beach, a moment to relax, but younger somalis are impatient for change. "we want the americans to stay," says achmed, "but we also need jobs and real democracy." elections are overdue here and tensions are rising. a fractured nation has a lot on its plate. andrew harding, bbc news, mogadishu. indonesia's mount semaru has erupted in java. indonesia's mount semaru has erupted injava. it is one of the most populated and popular hiking destinations but so far no—one has been asked to evacuate and no casualties have been reported. evacuate and no casualties have been reported-_ been reported. villages on the mountain slope _ been reported. villages on the mountain slope have - been reported. villages on the mountain slope have been i been reported. villages on the i mountain slope have been warned of cold lava flow which can

somalia accuses kenya of backing jubilant and the fighting. they called it an internal somali matter. here in europe, italy's prime minister has stepped down, deepening the country's political disarray. his resignation comes after a small coalition partner pulled out of his cabinet. he will be spared the prospect of a humiliating defeat in parliament this week, and a crucial vote on judicial reform. but observers believe he may be in position to form a new government with broader political support. reporter: just last week, just sappy seemed in bullish form, as he addressed the senate -- he seemed in bullish form come as he addressed the senate. having been informed the president that having informed of his resignation. -- having informed the president of his resignation. >> the president of the republic has received this morning that the prime minister, giuseppe conte, has resigned as his head of government. reporter: he failed to secure support for his initial reform. matteo renzi was the man whistling a different tune. he has come under int

11 people were killed in the attacks near the border to kenya somalia accuses kenya of backing juba land in the fighting kenya says no troops had crossed into somalia calling it an internal somali matter. in south africa parts of the kruger national park are flooded after tropical storm. brought heavy rain the storm is passing over southern africa after making landfall in mozambique over the weekend kruger park management is urging tourists and people living close by to avoid roads and low lying bridges. and back here in europe italy's prime minister has stepped down deepening the country's political disarray giuseppe conte's resignation comes after a small coalition partner pulled out of his cabinet will be spared the prospect of a humiliating defeat in parliament this week in a crucial vote on judicial reform but observers believe that he may be in a position now to form a new government with broader political support. just last week giuseppe conti seemed in delish form as he addressed the senate. one choose the morning he was being whisked from the critical palace having informed

they were out in somalia when i covered somalia for fox news. wonderful brave men and women of the 10th mountain division. the vice president as we go to color bars -- that's tv -- we'll be back in a moment. thank you. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. hello i'm an idaho potato farmer. you know a lot of folks think of a potato, even an idaho potato as a side dish. but does this look like a side dish to you? ...or this? ...or these? does a side dish have a dog like this? ...or a truck like this? or a good-looking, charismatic, spokesfarmer like me? i think we both know the answer to that. always look for the grown in idaho seal. side dish? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adul

falling back to around 15 or 16 celsius but it will stay dry and fine try and fight say just around somalia abseil share of the ethiopian heart is more likely the showers just around lake victoria some wetter weather coming into uganda tanzania saying some big downpours over the next day or 2 and that wet weather stretching raud across the democratic republic of congo still seeing some heavy rains the eastern side of angola east and possibly maybe a still unusually wet in the west a weather now diving its way down is the central and eastern parts of south africa will see some showers to it's amazing ambika over the next day or so a chance of some western weather into that eastern side of zimbabwe malawi also looking particular website over the next couple of days with a possibility of localized flooding. at ways. when all that seems to matter is the headline there's always 2 sides to a story when narratives and counter narratives of just curiosity the leader on the one hand the enemy is over neither on the other hand the listening post strips away the spin what kind of reporting you've been

solve west somalia has seen fighting between the federal army and jubilance state forces at least 11 people were killed in the attacks near the border with kenya somalia accuses kenya of backing jubilant in the fighting kenya says none of its troops have crossed into somalia calling it an internal somali matter. in south africa part of the crew go kruger national park a flooded after tropical storm eloise brought heavy rains the storm is passing over southern africa making landfall in mozambique on the weekend kruger park management is urging tourists and nearby residents to avoid roads and low lying bridges. italy's prime minister has stepped down deepening the country's political disarray giuseppe conti's resignation comes after a small coalition partner pulled out of his cabinet will be spared the prospect of a humiliating defeat in parliament this week in a vote on judicial reform but observers believe he may be in a position to form a new government with broader political support. just last week. seemed in delish form as he addressed the senate. on tuesday morning he was being q

in southwest somalia has seen fighting between the somali federal army and the state forces at least 11 people were killed in the attacks near the border to kenya somalia accuses kenya of backing jabal and in the fighting kenya says no troops have crossed into somalia calling it an internal somali matter. in italy prime minister. italy's prime minister has stepped down deepening the country's political disarray conti's resignation comes after a small coalition partner pulled out of his cabinet kanzi will be spared the prospect of a humiliating defeat in parliament this week in a vote on judicial reforms but observers believe he may be in that position to form a new government with broader political support. just last week giuseppe conti seemed in delish form as he addressed the senate. on tuesday morning he was being pushed from the critical palace having informed the president of his resignation. fairly dramatic person of the republic sergio mutter reller. as received this morning at the colonel palace prime minister giuseppe conti resigned as his head of government at a thing out o

at least 3 people have been killed in a suspected suicide attack in somalia's capital witnesses say a car filled with explosives rammed into the gates of a hotel politicians regularly visit this was followed by a shootout between armed groups and security forces the rubble group al-shabaab has claimed to be behind the attack and some 10000 foreign troops might stay in afghanistan past the may deadline agreed with the taliban according to a report by the reuters news agency the taliban agreed to meet certain security guarantees ahead of the withdrawal in a deal with the trumpet ministration early lark's last year but it has been a spike in attacks in recent months. was the headlines this hour i'll have another update for you in about 25 minutes time after witness which starts now 'd 'd. my name is assad londra. i used to be guards john noble chippers and. i really did bad things without being able to forgive. somebody like me. guilty off a group richo to the lack of a shameful will for killing and then violation of the laws of. my sentences. in the ism prisons. this is man when i was i

perceived to be most corrupt by their citizens that's mainly parts of africa such as sudan south sudan and somalia as well as yemen and syria. let's discuss this with a regional advisor for southern africa transparency international which compiled this report thank you very much for joining us mr hooper are corrupt officials in africa taking advantage of the pandemic. well i mean that's that's really a really difficult question time so when i can say is that unfortunately there are thoughts of the prejudice perception and they came to a very bleak picture of an action against corruption in every africa sub-saharan africa plan for itself unfortunately yet again at the bottom of the index now what this means is that governments need to take very decisive action as soon as now to ensure that they can in his which happened ravished by the qubit 19 pandemic and ravaged by huge incidences of corruption continually in relation to medical equipment and medical supplies which are supposed to be going towards saving lives this binge make sure that they take action against that if they don't want to that's w

perceived to be most corrupt by their citizens that's mainly parts of africa such as sudan south sudan and somalia as well as yemen and syria. let's discuss this with a regional advisor for southern africa at transparency international which compiled this report thank you very much for joining us mr are corrupt officials in africa taking advantage of the pandemic. well i mean that's that's really a really difficult question time whether i can say is that unfortunately there are thoughts of the correction especially and that change a very bleak picture of an action against corruption and africa sub-saharan africa where the unfortunate yet again at the bottom of it and takes now what this means is that governments need to take very defensive action as soon as now to ensure that they can in means which have been ravished by the hope at 19 pandemic and ravaged by huge incidences of corruption continually in relation to medical equipment and medical supplies which are supposed to be going towards saving lives this being to make sure that they take action against that if they don't want to it's will be

the most corrupt by the people who live there as many parts of africa such as sudan south sudan and somalia as well as the likes of yemen and syria so let's discuss this with daniel erickson who is managing director of transparency international which compiled this report thanks very much for joining us on detail we business let's talk about the coronavirus pandemic another big characteristic of the last year how is that changed people's perceptions of how corrupt their governments are. well thanks for having me i think it's clear that in countries that were corrupt to begin with and had lesser ability to respond to the pandemic due to. lower levels of investment in growth in health care also note is that corruption now kills it is not only something that is uncomfortable it results in human casualties so people are feeling that it's a bigger issue for them than they might have thought it was before the people might have been thinking beforehand well actually ok it's a big corrupt but we can cope with it yeah that you're seeing clearly is the correlation between an open and transparent syst

we're in somalia, as those displaced by islamist terror groups see key us troops pull out.

somalia we talked about a long organization is going to be a national issue people from. blood maybe even follows along to watch the. will of god a. little. value going to go over there. millions of. great. king live with. a little. reality always. changing. something about moral. power and. that's what i'm trying to create. educate people about rather give them a victory to come to america to believe. on my father's side. of my spirit a lot. i didn't know there before coming to even though she is my cousin. if you really. actually been applauded. what. is missed in london. do you think. trying to. be there. he says. made of reference. is actual solitary confinement. and it has everything in the everything in detail the shower to where he threw his book that he re where he lay on a flat surface without a mattress. the be . standing on marks all you know looking up to when the end of talking on the phone. i'm not finding it is pretty. so what i believe i get. to. the book. to me. well the pandemic no certainly no borders and islam to nationalities. has emerged with turkey

somalia label dolls a lot lately from the international people from. last. fall to long to watch the. will of god it. shows 'd what a little ringback. value. of. millions. ringback to do great. things with. a little always. something about the war on. our own about. that's what i'm trying to create. leadership is get the educate people about rather give them a victory to come to america to believe. on my father's side. my spirit alas. i didn't know they could before coming to grips with even though she's my cousin. if you nearly 40 could actually be applauded the organization they want to. move. is made in london. the thing. trying to. be their. pieces. made of reference. is actual solitary confinement. and it has everything in the everything in detail the shower to where he threw his book the he re where he lay on a flat surface without a mattress. you were. here yes. i am standing on mars all you know looking up to one day and i'm talking on the phone. i'm not finding it is pretty. so what i believe i get my. go. to. the book. to me. well the pandemic no c

somalia. the dolls we want the organization is going to be a national issue people from. last. fall to long to watch. the law got a. 'd little ringback. valuable going over there. millions. ringback to do great. tasting living with. a low ready. brow doing always. changing. something about the war on. our own. that's why i'm trying to create. militias educate people about the right or give them a victory to come to america to believe what. was on my father's side. of my spirit alas. i didn't know they could before coming to prison even though she's my cousin. if you really. actually been applauded. what. is missed in london. the thing. trying. he says. made of reference. is actual. and it has everything in the everything in detail. to where he threw his book there he re where he lay on a flat surface without a mattress. the boy . yes. i am standing on my fall. looking up toward the end i'm talking on the phone. i'm not finding it is pretty. so what i believe i get. to. the book. to me. so where were the sinners in terms of searches going to memphis not the. number you. remember

al-jazeera was a gateway insights into the diverse culture of somalia. police 2 different couples . embarking on land ice together the wedding the money style an antecedent. if you want to help save the world's. season hero. was no. more anger on the streets of lebanon's poorest city tripoli over a failing economy made worse by a coronavirus locked out. and schools to say stay shot a stricter rules for travellers the u.k.'s prime minister says new measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic. although i have read forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming out.

medical staff and equipment to help at least 3 people have been killed in a suspected suicide attack in somalia's capital mogadishu witnesses say a car filled with explosives rammed into the gates of a hotel politicians regularly visit rebel group has claimed to be behind the attack . and some 10000 foreign troops might stay in afghanistan past the may deadline agree with the taliban according to a report by reuters the taliban agreed to meet certain security guarantees ahead of the withdrawal and a deal with the trumpet ministration but there's been a spike in attacks in recent months that's it for myself and the team here in london risking it all is next to you on just the right english streamline on the future channel. last thousands of our programs will be with documentaries and in-depth music to. subscribe to you choose who would slosh al-jazeera english. latin american country rich in precious minerals. and gold. it has seen steady economic development in the last decade. while the number who live under the poverty line has to 20 percent of the population many still take desperate measures

warnings that are somalia's hunger crisis is becoming critical following massive storms and the covert 19 pandemic also. china china china china china all the trouble ministration finds a new way to anger beijing even in its dying days and then later in sport cats are is the starting point for the 1st grand slam tennis event of the season and we'll be here with that story. now search and rescue team in indonesia has found human remains and twisted wreckage in the java sea the discovery comes a day after a passenger jet with 62 people on board disappeared shortly after takeoff from jakarta the at cross flight recorders have also been found from the capital jessica washington reports. in these waters just off the coast of the indonesian capital a search operation by sea and air continues in the java sea rescuers found body parts clothing and scraps of metal. i received the handover of evidence and debris from the military and we will need to analyze further and all. it's a devastating outcome for the relatives of those on board flight s j 182 to pontianak authorities have asked them to h

and can use the type of grains we have my mum you know my name is bettina lewis and i'm the 2nd bread somalia in germany bread so my game means con a sewer we listen to the bradley savor the bread and that's how we create the perfect bread for the perfect meal. and i say we are one of the few countries that offer this qualification from apprentice to assistant to master i master needs to be able to create bradish and that's why we have so many new types. no but come up there are so many things happening inside that was that i think nothing of the process is within the pred and within the crust of the bread. front bar and since all it takes the crust carmelites is which results later in the christmas and also adds to the taste and over to. the i board. is an important factor so here you see we have a wonderfully brown crust. for it to also home and then the baker has to have an if for the finished product. if you take the loaf and turn it over and knock on the bottom you should hear this hollow sound and that's all signified that's how we know that bread is done. and finally here in berlin we

al-jazeera was cane's way insights into the diverse culture of somalia the finest 2 different couples embarking on their lives together to weddings to put some money. on out to sea of. al-jazeera where every. chanting russia will be free demonstrates to ignore police warnings and march to them on the release of the opposition leader alexina valmy. m a clock the sounds are not from doha also coming a wave of anger sweep through parts of europe protest as a fed up with kind of a 1000 restriction.

and can use the type of grains we have my mom you know my name is bettina lewis and i'm the 2nd bread somalia in germany bread so my game means costs were we listen to the bradley savor the bread and that's how we create the perfect bread for the perfect meal. and i say we are one of the few countries that offer this qualification from apprentice to assistant to master i master needs to be able to create bradish and that's why we have so many new types. no but come often there are so many things happening inside with enough and often processes within the pred and within the crust of the breath. from dark and all it takes a crust carmel he says which results later in the crispness and also adds to the taste of the shark. a lot more. color is an important factor so here you see we have a one the flip around crust. or 2 also and then the baker has to have an ear for the finished product as if you take the loaf and turn it over and knock on the bottom you should hear this hollow sound and that's all signify that's how we know that bread is done. and finally here in berlin we haven't had much snow

restrictions that have taken a devastating toll on the hospitality industry restaurant owner vince somalia describe to us the desperate state some people are in and how his neighbor was even driven to take her own life. so i've been living in la trinité so for 16 years i have 12 hotel rooms sent to restaurants we serve from 40250000 per year we employ 12 people during the winter period and around 22 people during the summer period so being suddenly left without work for 5 months is not easy our kommunist specialized in selling local products seafood we produce a lot of fish there are no more events there are no more buses there is nothing and on top of that we are closed in terms of health i took antidepressants i took sentence i throw up every morning i don't sleep much and i don't sleep well and i think i'm not the only one in this position among people i know there was my neighbor who lived right in front of my house who had a restaurant for 2 generations she survived the 1st lock down she was 36 years old she had a roadside restaurant it was an establishment that everyone knew and app

in somalia several people are dead after jihad as militants attacked a hotel in the capital mogadishu a suicide car bomber struck the entrance of the hotel gunman then opened fire on guests and staff officials say security forces are still exchanging fire with the militants inside the hotel. in syria at least 6 people have been killed in a car bombing in the northern city of azaz the blast went off near a cultural center in the city it's one of several deadly attacks over the past 24 hours targeting turkish backed rebels in the region. hong kong citizens with a british national overseas passport can now apply for a visa to live and work in the u.k. they can then apply for british citizenship after 5 years the u.k. government says it's for filling its historic commitment to the people of hong kong a former colony handed back to china in 1997 and announced the measure last july's saying a tough new security law imposed by beijing violated hong kong's autonomy. it's a potential escape route from the. of hong kong citizens more than 5000000 people over 70 percent of the population are eli

anything and can use the type of grains we have my mum is my name is bettina lewis and i'm the 2nd bread somalia in germany bread so my game means costs were we listen to the bradley savor the bread and that's how we create the perfect bread for the perfect meal. and i say we are one of the few countries that offer this qualification from apprentice to assistant to master a master needs to be able to create bradish and that's why we have so many new types. no but come off there are so many things happening inside with me now from the office processes within the print and within the crust of the breath. from the bark on it breaks the crust carmelite says which results later in the crispness and also adds to the taste of the truck. a lot more. color is an important factor so here you see we have a wonderfully brown crust. ought to also and then the baker has to have an ear for the finished product out of if you take the loaf and turn it over and knock on the bottom you should hear this hollow sound and that's all signified that's how we know that bread is done. and finally here in berlin we haven'

and can use the type of grains we have my mom you know my name is bettina lewis and i'm the 2nd bread somalia in germany bread so my game means costs were we listen to the bradleys savor the bread and that's how we create the perfect bread for the perfect meal. and i say we are one of the few countries that offer this qualification from apprentice to assistant to master i master needs to be able to create bradish and that's why we have so many new types. no but come off and there are so many things happening inside that with nothing of the processes within the print and within the crust of the bread. dark and since all it takes the crust carmel incentives which results later in the crispness and also adds to the taste of the truck. a lot more. color is an important factor so here you see we have a one the few brown crust. or 2 will swallow and then the baker has to have an ear for the finished product out of if you take the loaf and turn it over and knock on the bottom you should hear this hollow sound and that's all 6 of 5 that's how we know the bread is done. and finally here in berlin we h

at least 9 people have been killed in fighting on the somalia kenya border somalia has accused kenyan troops and rebels loyal to the semi autonomous region of attacking federal army bases in the town of balad how up kenya is a supporter of jubilance regional president. his refusal to take part in delayed national elections increasing tension with the federal government in mogadishu kenya says that it was not involved in the clashes. and yemen thousands of people are protesting against the trumpet ministrations decision to designate $23.00 rebels a terrorist a foreign terrorist organization protesters support rallying in the capital sanaa another hooty controlled provinces the current bite that ministration is reviewing the designation aid groups say that it will disrupt their operations and harm the ongoing peace process. ugandan opposition leader bobby why and says that he is still under house arrest despite a high court ruling ordering his release the court as directed the police or the military to leave why this residence has been under house arrest since january 15th the day after

union leaders will also try to find peaceful resolutions to heighten regional tensions in ethiopia and somalia the annual african union summit on al-jazeera. over the. for now here we are getting. married what am. primarily her what you're going to. be that nobody in the 3rd. lot of. it went to the door. or one you have it down and you're hot here and. i know it gave it just try to get the ball to stay quiet and can get the i know he killed the building i'm kind. of on. what. you. think you know who makes it doesn't hurt to. everyone's. writers. are moving. or there was a point in that you know when i was hiding among my friends that. i told myself if i don't make it out that i had to save all that to say in this video. and believe it would catastrophic day in broward county history it's devastating there are folks that have lost their lives i don't know the number right now it's a fluid scene right now we have multiple swat teams where all the buildings it's. i'm speechless i don't know i don't know it said. he. you know. we. are. all of you to see us the good students we stand together and w

governance but the reason you came into politics was because you went happy with what was happening in somalia and you wrote a sleaze and you got to look so it's almost like civil society has a role to play. lou dissatisfies and i need it in action tell us about. it's interesting you call it civil society. i came from the private voluntary basis people often think about it but what is clear is that we all have a role it's i think the engagement of communities and that's precisely across that i've taken in office which is to bring to bear an approach which has community ownership it has technology and it has to form and management at its heart. so the dissatisfaction really i think is a message about governance that you know the people we the people who want the services who need the services who need to see development should and can step forward to be a part of that but those who are now in government have a role to ensure that space is there and it's not always there and i think it's really important that you know madame president talks about participation and there are practical ways in whi

as i looked at the situations at these challenges from somalia and haiti in 1993 and others, right up to our relationship with russia and china today, north korea. it occurred to me that we had failed in many respects to figure out how to compete with these powers outside the military realm. and the reality is, of the 15 challenges i write about for all practical purposes i considered 13 to be failures. that's why in the title the word failures comes first. there are a couple of successes and important successes and some lessons to be learned from those as well. but we had a lot of problems during that 27 year period and i would just conclude by saying, the wars in iraq and afghanistan both began with very quick military victories. the problem that identified whether it was iraq and afghanistan or somalia or haiti or others was that once we had achieved military victory we then changed our mission, we then decided to move to trying to bring democracy and reform the governance of those countries and that's where we ran into failure. >> to watch the rest of the program visit our website

to be the most corrupt by the citizens that's mainly parts of africa such as sudan south sudan and somalia as well as yemen and syria well let's hear from daniel erickson he's managing director at transparency international which compiled this report i asked him if the coronavirus pandemic had changed people's perceptions of how corrupt that countries are it's clear that in countries that were corrupt to begin with and had lesser ability to respond to their conduct due to. lower levels of investment in growth in health care also know it is corruption knowledge skills it is not only something that is uncomfortable it results in human casualties so people are feeling that it's a bigger issue for them than they might have thought it was before the people might have been thinking beforehand well actually ok it's a bit corrupt but we can cope with it yeah that you are seeing clearly is the correlation between an open and transparent system for instance procurement countries that are open and how their work you are and how they prioritize the public spending there the public also have greater tr

do you think the aumf authorizes you to continue war in somalia? >> i think the aumf from 9/11 has been used in countries and against groups that were not contemplated or cited and the strong reason why we should revisit it. >> it's a very specific princess people organized to attack us and it doesn't mention they saying and associated forces. nobody dreamed that up later. he doesn't say associated forces. there is no authorization for somalia, yemen which the obama administration does support so they really said. i'm just for no more war for there. i'm tired of war and tired of nation-building. i love the right to live as much as anybody in there for goal is going to be that we are going to keep going to wear with saudi arabia because they don't have ministers of health and stuff it isn't our national security you are talking about. from the point of view of the secretary of state there are things you can do through soft power traffic it for the principles we believe in but overthrowing governments to instill women's rights and to continue a milit

than 30000 sheltering in relief centers after thousands of homes were inundated across 6 states from somalia reports from joe host a bird's eye view of this palm oil plantation would normally reveal a vast field of green instead it looks like a muddy river swathes of malaysia including joe whole state covered in floodwaters after the heavy rains that began last weekend. something that just like 2 children age are still cut to the only by boat people who say they badly had time to get away from the rising waters. no i didn't have an. important document and some clothes not much else. so quickly we had to get out foss they've also lost the only supply of clean water off the floodwaters contaminated the well. across the country tens of thousands of people have been evacuated living in schools and community centers. i think we're all a life me my family my grandkids it doesn't matter if we lose our stuff they're just things what's important is that we're all alive with floodwaters receding sue slowly and rain forecast to continue many will be unable to return home the day. is not just homes that

towards while malaysia should we say kuala lumpur maybe singapore and then after that and they cross to somalia those are be big downpours and drop the temperature as well. the cold wave is still in the north of india and northern pakistan but this is an interesting development this will help to clear the formula help to clean the air i missed a lot for this time of year but it's good if you happen to be in new delhi because the focus there where it will produce you would produce better conditions. the one sponsored paul qatar airways. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands gold rush fever is in the hands. of hunters searching for priceless woolly mammoth tusks of on earth the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction where cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis 2.0 the hunt for the woolly mammoths on al-jazeera. the. former. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap i have lines britain's departure from the e.u. single market and customs union has been fairly smooth so far there's been no major delays in the cro

along they were at his drove it and they have done many other things in yemen and syria and libya and somalia other places that have failed this is the 1st one was a failure isn't trying to in a in a diplomatic document without actually saying so so let's hope that this is a turning point in the policymaking process foreign policy making process of arab countries and the from the company side this is an extraordinary example of steadfastness self-confidence. dealing with the pressures and getting on with your mission and not caving in to to threats of course it wasn't that that hard for a couple or it's a wealthy country it's a small country that has many friends or supported it and almost nobody in the world supported them about this so that i think those are some of the mentalists are drawn. but that kuwait had been heavily involved in mediation efforts from the start you know it's one thing to reach an agreement but how do you move on from all the mistrust of the past 3 and a half years i mean from your vantage point how is that going to be done let me tell you. there was a lot of doubt no