the mauritanian authorities say that this strike didn't happen in mauritania territory. it seems pretty reasonable to assume that it happened just inside western sahara something like 70 kilometers away from the algerian border itself. the algerian presidency has talked about our sophisticated weapon being used to target the trucks. the jury and media have gone further and talked about a drone strike, but we don't really have much more than that in terms of details right now. tom: quite a confusing geological area. lots of countries in close proximity to one another. what has morocco been saying? has there any reaction from rabat? armen: no, they are taking their time to work out whathey wl say. an analyst we spoke to on the french channel at france 24 actually was saying that it is very much in morocco's interest to not ratchet up tensions, to not respond in kind verbally to what algiers is saying, because morocco has notched up a few diplomatic victories recently, essentially getting the diplomatic upperhand over algeria. you coul trace that back to when the former u.s

the tournament is already underway, tennessee, a thrash, mauritania, 5 mil in the opening match to go talk of group b. 2 new venues are opening for the 1st time later on tuesday, 1st, our bates stadium, and then stadium 97, for which has been constructed using shipping containers and away from the arab cap, will hear from leon. l messy. who has won the balance due for a wrinkled, expending 7th time and tiger woods at metz. he'll never make it back to full time goals of these car crash earlier this year. but 1st to be aero cup, which kicked off today. here in cutter. it's a vital part of the country's planning for next year's world cup. and his poll rece reports the tournament forms a bridge between the regions, football heritage, and the potentially watershed moment of kata. 2022. a dress rehearsal for the world cup. yes. but the arab cup goes back decades before katha 2022 was even a dream. the 1st told him, it was in lebanon, 163. those original host qualified for this edition with a woman there. when you booty in june, most of the teams won't be here next year, but comparison with

it was janasia up against mauritania. at the op, i had been alley stadium and it was ms. yahoo, one that 15170. and it does every with the 1st goal of the tournaments, but it was mohammed ban avi, who scored at the pick of the bunch she miss yet go top of great. be with that and facet victory next up. but they faced, they were yeah. and the i thing matches group i am on and the rock through one all the favors i mom is sick believe in the 2nd half and thanks with penalty and late in stock, which time iraq goals. i gave it an opportunity from the spots them on. keep us save the shot, but he moved off his line. it's who early. so it was retaken. rock chains depend on to take is and this time and they found the back of the net, they seems, returns action on friday, full games altogether on tuesday. then still to come as the you a against syria and the house house ice a ball right in that opening game we can hand out from the castle cage of felix sanchez. this is of course, one that morning order preparation, an important one because we are approaching to the wilk up. shaw eve

but that mauritania, $17 million, little less -- 75 million for mauritania in 17 million for algeria. western sahara see nothing. this is public money from donor countries to climate funds to help developincountrs address the impacts of climate change and develop low carbon societies and economies. western sahara is completely excluded from this, so there tonight the resources with which they could adapt and -- i think we are mitigation here, but mitigation being reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and transition to clean energy, but adaptation is hugely important. most of the sahrawi live as refugees in the algerian desert in refugee camps, these are areas already really harsh and will suffer some of the worst impacts of climate change. talking about a big increase in the number of days for the temperature exceeds 50 degrees celsius, for example. a recent report was classified as being at the edge of a region of extreme risk from heat extremes with real consequences for human welfare, mortality, and morbidity. talk about the floods as well. the sahrawi refugee camps, looking at a g

says the attack captains on the border between western sahara and mauritania. the l. g reinstate media is pointing fingers rock and forces. video posted on twitter appears to show 2 forms out trucks in the sahara desert algerians describing the death of cowardly and barbaric. israel has consulted tricity in a number of areas in the occupied westbank. the israeli tricity company says it's taking action against the palestinian authorities. failure to clear a $100000000.00 debt. the black coats affect areas the jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem will need to. abraham is our ramallah correspondence. but stacy joining us right here in the studio. welcome needs. just explains is why these power codes . why are they happening now? it's important to note that past indians do not generate their own power. and 90 percent of electricity in the us bank is actually bought from israel. at the end of the day, the palestinian authority collects money from the people that use the power and then gives that money to israel. but it doesn't happen to one company. they have tens of distribut

the cell is a 5000 kilometer, a semi arid territory, which stretches from mauritania on the atlantic ocean to eritrea, on the red sea. but these are the countries in the west africans to hell. we're going to be focusing on today. martina, akita, faso, chad, molly and the jap. now out of 189 countries on the u. n's human development index that looks at income health and education to assess how well economies are doing these nations rank at the bottom of the table. and here's what's contributing to the poor economic performance. temperatures arising one of the half times faster than the global average. and could be 3 to 5 degrees celsius, warmer by 2050. remember, the paris accord hope to keep global warming well below 2 percent. all this is leading to erratic rainfall. the united nations estimates that 80 percent of the health rain fed farmland is affected by degradation, which is undermining food production cove. it has pushed the whole region into its deepest recession since independence. from 1300000 people have been plunged into extreme poverty. with 1400000 young people poised to

nancy was portrayed by chris jodie foster in the movie mauritania, and about to get mo d. he held without being charged, known today's going underground show here on this channel, she expands on the case of magic con, a former prisoner of the cia who claims to have been brutally treated. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things that were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him basically just horrific. and that's what happened to the others in the black sites also. i mean, so nothing has happened. i mean, this is just in the past few days, nothing has happened. that senate ripple, which is the cia of illegal torture in 2014. and he says, when he says clearly, the more he cooperated, the more he was tortured. that's what he says. yes, the whole thing is, so is so too horrible. the senate report makes public some of what happened to our clients, but not everything. and now more is coming out and now i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government of the u

it says the attack happens on the border between western sahara and mauritania. the rainy algerian state media is pointing fingers at moroccan forces. video post search on twitter appears to show 2 bombs out trucks in the sahara desert. algeria is describing the driver's deaths as currently and barbaric. a powerful gang leads her in haiti is asking the us to help him all for through the government. jimmy is chaise, yay! who is known as barbecue is demanding. that's the acting president and prime minister ariel on re resign or re do so little at the cost of blood. we're going to dislodge mister ru laundry from the prime minister's office. and afterwards, the key to the country will be handed over to a new class of men and women of civil society who will have to govern responsibly to get the country out of the quagmire in which it has been floundering for many ages. i was on hand and joins is no lie from porto prince and sean at the gang leads are there. he was quite threatening to day. what else did he have to say? while they're right, there was the most powerful

up against mauritania. the med been alley stadium. i've expected it too strong for the african rivals winning this 15179 just very with the 1st goal of the tournament. it was my haven't been out, but he's got to pick up a bunch of great be off of that and plastic the tree and in the opening match of group a long as iraq through one. 0, there money's it. took me to the 2nd half of thanks to a penalty and latent so for each time iraq will also give it an opportunity from the sports game on. keep a safe the shot. but he moved off his line too early, so i had to be retaken. iraq to changed a penalty type is good decision that was because this time they found the back of the net to all of today's teams, returns to action on friday and throughout the opening day if the fee for our cup, i'll report that next year, brian was among the fans, that one of us most iconic destinations suit lucky, one year out from the world comp. and this arab cup is an important strace paste. not just of that all important football infrastructure, but also places

the arab world enjoyed little if any media freedom, citizens from iraq to mauritania, were told what to think and say, through state own channels that focused on, glorifying their leaders, was ignoring the concerns of ordinary people. but when the channel began broadcasting under the slogans of the opinion and the other opinion and the voice of the voiceless, it's on the respect and recognition of millions and it's viewership rocketed. while most media outlets were embedded with american and british forces during the occupation of iraq odyssey were reported, the otherwise untold story of the human cost of the war as it had done before and a gun is done. but this came at a heavy price. odyssey ra journalists were injured, arrested, and even killed. among them thought of a you who was killed by us strike on the capital. baghdad illegally occupy palestine al jazeera has always been present. it's cameras broadcasting the daily struggles of palestinians living under is radio occupation, correcting a narrative that had previously failed to tell that side of the story killed by the israeli

nationals have been killed in a shilling attack that happened on the border between western sahara and mauritania . algerian state media is pointing fingers at moroccan forces. video posted on twitter, appears to show 2 trucks destroyed and i saw a desert. algeria was describing the incident as cowardly, barbaric, a powerful gang leader in haiti's, asking the us to help him overthrow the government. jimmy cherish air was also known as barbecue, is demanding that acting president and prime minister ariel all re resign the g. so we thought that the cost of blood, we're going to dislodge mister ru laundry from the prime minister's office. and afterwards, the key to the country will be handed over to a new class of men and women of civil society who will have to govern responsibly to get the country out of the quagmire in which it has been floundering for many ages. poland has reported more than 10000 new coven 19 cases as infection. spike is the highest number of daily infection. since late april. its health ministry is considering tied to restrictions. if the daily figures stays above $7000.00 infe

today's seeing the attack happened on the border between western sahara and mauritania. video posted to twitter does appear to show to bombed out trucks in the sahara. morocco hasn't made any comment as yet. israel has got electricity in a number of areas in the occupied west bank. the israeli electricity company says is taking action against the palestinian authorities, failure to clear a $100000000.00 debt. the blackouts affect areas near jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem hospitals and other essential facilities will continue to receive power. the diplomatic follow continues between australia and france. aft refilled multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal. the french ambassador to australia has accused camber of quotes, intentional deceit when it canceled the agreement, australia signed up to a security packed with the u. s. and the u. k. instead, under that deal, australia will get its 1st nuclear powered submarines. prime minister scott morrison has denied lying about his intentions. the stream is next. how a has and he is. are from 15 g. we're all back with another news are from 10

nancy was betrayed by the actress. jodie foster too, in the movie, the mauritania, and about to get my detainees held without being charged when her recent interview without he's going underground. she expanded on the case of magic khan, a former prisoner of the c. i a claims to have been brutally treated. first have a detainee is as testified on on torture, you have the quote, a stain on the moral fiber of america. what kind of torture and tortures would know being used at the supreme court and in the abs away the case, of course was used in the senate committees investigation. what did it constitute? well that that was the other significant may be more significant part in this case . is that his testimony was public and the generally nobody's been allowed to say what happened to them in the black science. um they're, they're what they say what my client has said to me. abraham a mouse re, is classified. they've never been allowed to explain what their feelings are. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things that were done. did them go b

the dispute territory of western sahara and mauritania. video, posted on twitter, appears to show to bombed out trucks in the sahara desert. ontarian state media is blaming rock and forces and describes the drive as deaths as cowardly and barbaric . well, house organization has approved the indian kovacs in crone of ours fact seen for emergency use. it's produced by barrack biotech. more than 10 percent of vaccinated indians have taken the kovacs in job w h o prove means they are not. tradition is much more likely to be accepted as a valid in other countries. michelle is in yesterday. she says a decision is a boost to india. credibility in the fight against the virus. a huge relief for the government as well as the people you know as us now, around a 120000000 doses of school vaccine have been administered. and in just for those people, the w h u approval basically means so they can travel to countries that have a backseat mandate. now, a dozen all countries, including australia, mexico, yvonne, a pause, have recognized callbacks in but most countries are still only accepting vaccine

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so if the attack happens on the border between western sahara and mauritania, jerry and state media is pointing fingers at moroccan forces. video posted on twitter appears to show t bombed out trucks in the sahara desert. algeria is describing the driver's death, cowardly, and fond barrack. the 8th annual palestinian film festival as kicked off in ramallah. it showcasing more than 60 fiction documentary on short films across the occupied west bank running until monday palestine cinema days will feature independent fans artistic productions as well as rich arab and international stories will hold to other hemi does live for us. in ramallah auto has the festival going so far, well the festival is about to kick off and as soon people will be watching a opening movie, which is called l, that iep order stranger. it is a movie that was hailed at the venice film festival. just recently received an award there and is actually nominated for also an oscar. now joining me to discuss more about this festival is glued by the week. thank you for joining me. she is the spokesperson of the festival, h

ceremony took place during the past hour earlier the 1st game of the tournament, so to visit thrush, mauritania, 5 goes to one, and that puts them to the group b and the group aide. that was laid, charlotte in the 2nd game of the day iraq solvers to absorb with among the re taken penalty well into at a time also to 2 things. at this tournament, been paid and 6 stadiums built specially the cut over 2022 world cup. well, let's get to one of cutoff iconic locations took walk of to join. i'll axial brian . this is where i am many funds and when there's a sporting event and caught gather to watch what's going on on big screens, talk us through what it's like for you. absolutely. there's a lot of excitement around the game that's being played on some of the tv screens in the coffee shop behind me. but also there were lots of people stopping to watch the spectacular opening ceremony when it kicked off about sort of an hour or so ago there was an amazing medley of national anthems of the 16 teams who are taking pos on the arab cup. there was even a hologram performance by arguably the most famous singe

morocco algerian state. media is saying the attack happened on the border between western sahara and mauritania. video posted on twitter does appear to show to bombed trucks in the sahara. algeria is describing the driver's deaths as quotes, cowardly and barbaric morocco hasn't made any comments so far. israel has cut electricity in a number of areas in the occupied west bank. the israeli electricity company says is taking action against the palestinian authorities, failure to clear a $100000000.00 debt. the blackouts affected areas near jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem leader ever him is our ramallah correspondence. she joined us today here on set in the studio in doha. why is this happening right now? because palestinians cannot generate their own power. so 90 percent of their electricity, they buy it from israel and in the end they need to pay those debts. by the way, this is a very high rate that the palestinians say they can pay because israel sets the rate of for city based on the living expenses of the people in israel. but then when the house and you know, 40 cannot control a lot of lan

and the attack happened on the border between the disputed territory of western sahara and mauritania. video posted on twitter appears to show to bombed out trucks in the sahara desert. jerry in state media is blaming moroccan forces and described the driver's deaths as cowardly and barbaric. has been a major upset for us president joe barton's democratic party and local elections. after surprise, victory by republicans in the state of virginia is equally trouble for the democrats as the head into next year's congressional elections. publican, glen youngin, has been elected virginia's next governor with his democratic opponent conceding the race youngin a distance to himself, just enough from former president trump to win back moderates who supported biden in 2020 in new jersey. considered a strong blue state democratic governor phil murphy faces a close unexpected challenge results raised red flags for the democrats for the 2020 to mid term vote, which could see them lose control of congress. making it harder for binding to advance his agenda. in the 2nd half of his presidency button

he was relocated from kazakhstan to mauritania, where they didn't have a good health system. he needed to go to somewhere where he can -- he'd be treated, because he needed emergency surgery. and his doctor told him, "you have only six months." so he needed $30,000. cage organized, raised fund for him. and they said his surgery will be covered. he needed just a travelocument, either to travel to tunisia or other country, just to have the surgery and get back. he lost his life. you know, it's one of the saddest moments. like, when i was talking to him, -- talking to icrc, was talking to human rights organizations, to governments, nobody cares. simply, nobody cares. amy: former guantánamo prisoner mansoor adayfi. when we come back, he will talk about how faith and art often survive guantánamo as well as what he insisted on having a woman voice the audiobook version of his new memoir "don't forget us here: lost and found at guantanamo." ■■ [music break] amy: "is it for freedom?" sara thomsen. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodm

government overseas in mauritania, west africa, in egypt, israel and greece and at nato in belgium. i look forward to returning to public service and the state department where i've spent the bulk of my professional career. i've worked for administrations of both parties and i'd be honored to lead our team at the u.s. mission in china. i'd like to explain our policy and the policy that i would like to support if confirmed by the senate. secretary tony blinken said in march that the united states relationship with the prc is the biggest geopolitical test of the 21st century. which is an increasingly adversarial chinese government. do you concur and believe that china's increasingly adversarial government is the most important geopolitical threat that the united states faces in the 21st century? we will cooperate with the prc where it is in our interest including on climate change, counter narcotics, global health, and of course on nonproliferation. the world cannot solve the climate crisis without the prc doing more to reduce their emissions. it's to our benefit to maintain engagemen