the sahara desert starts right behind the village. in the morning we mitali mst by as in spelling of his pick up. by grew up here in honey and wants to show us what is happening here. we are company halim and an acquaintance to the editor of the settlement with the palm groves and farmer's fields are located. palin says that there's practically nothing left of the green oasis of his childhood. not really could play them i mean the desert is quickly moving in from all sides on the away susan hammett was from the east of the west and. one sees a night from monitors that allow you to gauge the pace of climate change. when we arrive in the palm groves the weather suddenly deteriorates a sense storm blows up. that has become the new normal here less and less rain and more and more sandstorms and soil erosion. this is what the oasis of her meat looks like now. it is sinking in deserts and. the impact of climate change has long been clear here. when the weather has settled halim and his acquaintance after doing any get straight to her. i thi

the village of handmade elders land on the edge of the sahara. only a patchwork of always seeds remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer cultivate a small vegetable garden here on what's left of the tail of the land. the 61 year old has 11 children most of whom have long since left the region. farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep lost something. although he has his own wealth he frequently has to take deeper for water through most of the future it looks like this the boys have to look for work somewhere else. only my generation the older generation stays here. in. the sand dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony. most of the inhabitants have left the village. hallums to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam 10 after he is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas b

. >> sí ya da hambre lo que pasa en tropicos hablamos de cómo desde el sahara en África, todo es tormentas fueron por el atlántico hizo que el sol no calentara lo que es precisamente el atlántico y la situación está tranquila por ahora con cosas tropicales pero se forman sistemas que pueden generar en depresiones, después tormetnas y acabar con huracanes, es el corredor de estados unidos , pendientes que pase porque aún sigue el sahara dejando ese polvo . >> la luna poco a poco se forma llena el próximo 4 de julio buenas condiciones temperaturas fresco el calor se expande planeta tierra hay uno marte también tiene atmosfera y no solo eso es habitado por el hombre roboticamente desde hace 50 años vemos el curiosity este es el monte formado por mil fotografías que juntan mil millones de pixeles en marte, tomado por el curiosity en diciembre del año pasado pero la nasa y el laboratorio de propulsión a chorro nos cuenta el planeta rojo . >> saludos amigos, acá temperaturas en 78 , en el planeta el favorito , buenas condiciones 4 de julio aumenta la temperatura, cuidado con incendi

the village of homemade elders land on the edge of the sahara. only a patchwork of always sees remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer lobby behati cultivate a small vegetable garden here on what's left of the tail of the land. the 61 year old has 11 children most of whom have long since left the region. farmer hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep blossoming. although he has his own well he frequently has to take deeper for water. to get a future it looks like this the boys have to look for work somewhere else. only my generation the older generation stays here. in. the sand dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony. most of the inhabitants have left the village. to buy friends a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascination by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mary m. tenacity is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas blanka. studies

there's the orange tops all the biggest shows the dust is again the orange stuff in mauritania western sahara and something like that in north now jerry in fact algeria has been the hottest place in the world in the last 24 hours. but for. some imprisoned dissidents to inspirational and. from founding the independent state to fiercely defending his people from ethnic cleansing in the conclusion of a 2 part documentary soonest i just see a world expose the rise to power of the 1st luger of an independent bosnia herzegovina. is a bag of h. . from prisoner to president on a jazzier. order . you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour at least 370 people been arrested on the streets of hong kong as a contentious new national security law imposed by china's central government to protect people to fire tear gas and pepper bullets to protest on the anniversary of the former british colonies handover to chinese rule. us secretary of state is a good condemned the last thing he's concerned about the safety of people living in hong kong. and france's foreign minister has called an

mostly mean an al qaeda affiliate and these stay in the greater sahara have really launched several attacks away from the north in the center towards the borders of brick enough ah so really affecting the region as a whole so peace in mali will be one of the issues discussed during this mediation effort and on the table is the discussion as per the recommendation of the government of national unity and the future of the prime minister. french president. turkey against maneuvers in the eastern mediterranean awards the e.u. to consider sanctions came assume it is separate counterparts in paris turkey has sent ships to the waters all the energy sourcing mission the conflict in libya has proved to be a little source of tension between the 2 countries to keep the un recognized government of national accord in tripoli but france has been accused of providing military support to warlords after. the. in this part of the mediterranean which is vital for all of our country's energy and security issues. and they are at stake in the power struggles of turkey and russia in particular which are increasin

being compounded by human encroachment on their habitat projections say for people moving south of the sahara by centuries and. leave. this report traces the significance of ivory from prehistoric times to the present from a stone age can see in germany to the savannahs of africa to china and to russia where the siberian permafrost contains tusks from an excess. species that could help south africa's elephants. the earliest known artifacts made from woolly mammoth ivory and granite in the mountains of southwestern germany in 2017 the site of their excavation was added to the list of unesco world heritage sites under the designation caves an ice age art in the swabian euro. the perforated rock form cheering the earth's middle life iraq is riddled with extensive kinds out billy ancestors to cover residency at the beginning of the paleolithic age some 40000 years ago the limestone caves of the whole of fells hardly unique archaeological treasures they date back to the time when homosapien set out to copy europe. dickless conrad has been conducting research here for decades he has the department

away seeds in the sahara used to sustain prosperity even in the deserts. climate change is hastening this terrifying transformation. of people here are desperate to find a solution on the rochas endangered oases close up. in 60 minutes on d. w. my 1st boss was a sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by the social boards even something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle it isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle of my own and it took me years to been there. finally thinking about been mentored by a young bicycle and returned with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreate for girls than riding a bike as not all i want to leech out to those woman back home full of bones by the duties and social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the about of the hook and i work at peta. welcome to global 3000 south africa's townships a waging war on illegal garbage dumps we find out. we meet a monk in tokyo who believes that buddha would approve of his openly individual lifestyle. but 1st hom

the village of honeyed elders land on the edge of the sahara. only a patchwork of always remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer hardy cultivate a small vegetable garden here on what's left of the tail of the land. the 61 year old has 11 children most of whom have long since left the region. farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep lost something. although he has his own well he frequently has to take deeper for water . to get a future it looks like this the boys have to look for work somewhere else. only my generation the older generation stays here. in. the sand dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony delegates. most of the inhabitants have left the village. to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam 10 after he is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas lanka. studies predict that the temperature i

groups as german subtle islam will mostly mean an al qaeda affiliate and islam mixtape in the greater sahara which has been expanded expanded its area of attacks even attacking northern coast so this debility of mali is the stability of the region they want to see these heads of states want to see security in that region not only the regional powers here it's the argument put forward by president mike cole and the european union that the securing the borders of europe starts by securing stability of mali remember the north of mali is used for the movement of migrants who then cross the mediterranean it's also used for illegal traffic such as drugs this month that we've seen and you force the force that involves european special forces that will be in this area of northern mali so it's a strategic importance not just for mali but for the region of the whole and for europe to find a solution to this political deadlock in mali so so much is that stake so indeed for the moment nicholas nick in dakar senegal thank you for the update but still message and join that marie russia below is the presid

thank them to neighboring solar power plants to remote villages in the sahara region. but everyone here has been looking forward to this day for a long time. this is also. so it's such a relief to finally achieve this and make it possible for the people here. this is taken nearly 9 months of preparation when the moment finally comes where you know now it's happening tomorrow they'll be light it's a great relief. while the village is celebrate the my. early in technicians from africa green tech set to work right now go rock. that there's lots to do before the lights can go on one after the long journey every component needs checking the container spent 6 months at the customs office followed by a long drive lasting many days over sunday roads the solar system costs 150000 euros the hope is it will strengthen the local economy. to make a solar plant like this worthwhile you need a village with at least 4 to 5000 residents we also look very closely at whether there's potential for a productive use of electricity unlike home solar power providers our focus is on strengthen

what's going on in classical music and still mourning for distressed self less than eating when any sahara lockdown orchestra has in theatres turned to online streaming and as temporary solution it's fine and yes right now easily the shared experience of laffer forest it can be replicated at the same time we see how this thing down because john starry everything digital money people now have only an education online trading work on why do you think people will continue to consume our own line wants to pandemic is over for some old hi everybody i think. is there going oh geez gives us today are important because in the moment so i just see you and your sit evenly in the normal no no in my little world but you can eventually use data or can you mission without acknowledging we would not be able to piece this conversation between us but one thing is just emergency and just continual through streaming through old devices to play and to just communicate we did music through technology it one thing he is the life of sports and their level and emotion you can feel in their life the fort myers you

away sees in the sahara used to sustain prosperity even in the desert. climate change is hastening this terrifying transformation that people here are desperate to find a solution. locos endangered away sees close up. in 30 minutes on d w. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with single people in a room for the 9th and. it was hard i was fair. i even got white hair is that. the german language head nodding off this keeps me and little bunch making to entrust the flavor you want to know their story in my lips her fighting and reliable information for migrants i'm. told for is for me. is for. beethoven history. beethoven is for hama. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2020. 150th anniversary here on. this some note story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem. is crito no chemicals. his wife thought it was crazy. and i boxed up. orders. for tests don't stand. the price of. 3 and he has the final stage production to top it off. successfully. starts to launch 27. this is live from broadway and. 1st or rusts in hong kon

but al qaeda affiliates and the islamic state in the greater sahara continue to wage war against the government. a recent u.n. investigation accused malian troops and armed militias of torturing and killing civilians they are meant to protect. >> this style does not operate in a vacuum. as we embark on this trial, mr. president, this situation in malley, but also the rising tensions and related instability and violent incidents in bomber photo, remain a great concern. reporter: at least 11 were killlled, and scores injured, wn the counterterrorism force meant to fight armed groups or deployed against peaceful protesters demonstrating against the president. beingi, this trial is closely watched. if found guilty, all hassan can face life in prison. nicholas hot, al jazeera. >> the former girlfriend of jeffrey epstein has been denied bail on charges of facilitating the abuse of minors. british socialite guillain maxwell is accused of helping epstein recruit girls for abuse from 1994 to 1997, and pleaded not guilty during a virtual hearing in the u.s. she's also accused of perjury. the j

following so many others, he crossed the expanse of the sahara, a journey of over 1,000 kilometres over two years, during which he was detained in libya before eventually reaching europe. "we experienced beatings, jails, humiliation," he says. "i worked to earn money to pay my way to europe, but they stole it." but he has hope that he can hide aboard a truck or beg a place on a boat, so close to the lights of england, where he has a vital connection. i never see my brother a long time. living in manchester, this is mantassar‘s first cousin. he's had refugee status for the last two years. he's worked 12—hour shifts in warehouses, and studies english by night. are you happy in britain? yeah, i'm happy. very happy. why? the story of the cousins is the story of so many of the sons of darfur, whose lives were overturned by genocide. for mantassar, stuck for now in calais, there's no going back. fergal keane, bbc news, calais. three generations of one of the world's most famous acting families have tested positive for covid—19. the bollywood actress aishwarya rai, and her young daughter

in the north since 2012 here's a closer look at some of the armed groups that are operating in the sahara there are 4 main groups eisel boko haram a powerful group called jamaat al islam while muslim and and answer all islam both al qaeda affiliates they operate in northern bicheno faso on the border with mali the group i saw in the great us a horror has been launching attacks in the jeff since the end of 2016 boko haram at iceland west africa are operating from both east and nigeria near the border with major chad and with the defeat of iceland iraq some of its fighters may move to the sun hell through libya. let's bring in our guests for today's discussion joining us from bamako is fatima. who's the special advisor to the mali and minister of foreign affairs from the fall abood who is director of the nordic sense of a conflict transformation and a specialist on north west african affairs and from washington d.c. william laurance former u.s. diplomat in west africa will welcome to you all thought him if we can start with you 1st the president is being accused of failing to deal with the

north africa again the continuation of the correct type of weather showers all the way north into the sahara coming through in clumps was some concentration it appears a month on the western side of north africa the showers are right up into southern mali even sudden mauritania but their intensity is probably at its greatest in senegal and the gambia but anywhere in this part of west africa will see some pretty wet weather coming up soon. as a series of short documentaries from around the wilds. that celebrate the human spirit against the odds. for. al-jazeera selects changemaker this. the order. and watching others there are a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.k. has signed deals for $90000000.00 doses of 2 potential vaccines it's also signed a deal for a 1000000 doses of an antibody treatment report on the early stage of human clinical trial is expected on monday. talks on a coronavirus economic rescue package for the european union are entering their 4th day the leaders meeting in brussels have been unable to agree on how to distribute the $857000000000.00 recovery from. saudi a

lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine libya the sahara legion and so many others go to them to make after we care we stay. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question what is racism and is there really any way to get rid of it in any society let's get to the bottom line. we have a special guest with us today at a young age he's turned black american academic studies on their head arguing that racism is about bad policies not about bad people not about bad ideas he says that the only way to beat racism is for each and every one of us whether white black or brown to look into our hearts and confess our personal bigotry and prejudice and actively become anti racist he is even x. can be one of the nation's foremost scholars on racism and he's just been tasked with building the center for anti-racist research that boston university. even thank you so much for joining us i know you have a new book coming out and it is called and he races baby i'd love to understand based on you know what you've done and how to be an anti-racist you're reaching

sahara in hackers were a cause of war a 1st firey spying and that now it looks like governments are also stepping up for spying do we need to worry about privacy will be left after all this will privacy be left after all this and i don't think like if you want to know what's going on with technology look at what they're doing silicon valley san francisco san francisco actually banned the use of facial recognition technology amazon has put a pause on their facial rick recognition technology until they get clear clear guidance from the government the problem is when you have tech companies looking to the u.s. government for guidance the u.s. government the least the body that makes those laws the congress is full of really very very wealthy wealthy mostly white old men who aren't particularly tech savvy so i don't know how you you chazan that are you how do you get over that channel but somebody needs to realize what's happening and i think voices like all of yours today helped bring this conversation to the forefront that the people really need to consider what this means for them and the

following so many others, he crossed the expanse of the sahara, a journey of over 1,000 kilometres over two years, during which he was detained in libya before eventually reaching europe. "we experienced beatings, jails, humiliation," he says. "i worked to earn money to pay my way to europe, but they stole it." but he has hope that he can hide aboard a truck or beg a place on a boat, so close to the likes of england, where he has a vital connection. i never see my brother a long time. living in manchester, this is mantassar‘s first cousin. he's had refugee status for the last two years. he's worked 12 hour shifts in warehouses, and studies english by night. are you happy in britain? yeah, i'm happy. very happy. very, very, very happy. everything's great. why? in darfur, if you need to work it is dangerous. here it is great. here peace, people live nice, everything. the story of the cousins is the story of so many of the sons of darfur, whose lives were overturned by genocide. for mantassar, stuck for now in calais, there's no going back. fergal keane, bbc news, calais. three generatio

powerful and yet at the same time you would see elegant signs like little tendrils of dust coming off the sahara that would remind you of how finely balanced and how elegant the planet is as well. it's pretty amazing to fly at 17,500 miles an hour from the day—lit side of the earth across the terminator onto the night—time side of the earth and look down at the dark earth below you and see sunshine still shining on your spacecraft and realise there could be a little kid down there on the earth right now looking up at the sky and pointing up and saying to their mum or dad, "look, mummy, there goes a satellite," and that look kid is pointing to you. those are mind bending and wonderful moments. we're talking about the 1980s. i believe your last mission was 1990. it's a long time ago, and do you fear that nasa, that is, the federal space operation, its commitment, its mission as lost momentum, sort of lost its way in the last two or three decades. i think nasa has struggled and the united states has struggled to really seize on and target the right scale of bold objective for nasa and then stic

the mean and islam and state in the greater sahara and so that is why for regional actors it is important to see stability in mali there's a real fear that this could spread beyond its borders rob we're going to we're going to be coming back to you as that meeting progresses but for now and nicolas talking to us from dhaka thank you very much indeed. well afghanistan's ministry of defense has confirmed its carried out an airstrike that killed at least 45 people they say they were targeting members of the taliban in the western province of pot and that civilians weren't in the area but a district governor says at least 8 civilians and among the dead victoria photon is a professor of peace studies at the american university of afghanistan and she says the attack will impact future peace talks the trust that has been a between the different parties to the camp broke and there has been no we ducked in violence in the past few weeks quite the contrary and so after this s dreich which was supposedly talk of taliban prisoners who had been released by the government obviously after the strike thi

up some dust somewhere and the showers the orange tops show good ones have moved a long way into the sahara andrine has got showers there they're running out north of bamako as well you'll notice in fact we've even got rain forecast mauritania and northern mali that's a rare event. for . frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result of missing. perching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal and israeli society in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy and say on the street that he cannot all be seen to grady what he read to me this is the leading to over all continues inside story on al-jazeera. hello welcome back you're watching out just here a time to recap our headlines several al jazeera staff are being questioned by police in kuala lumpur about the documentary on malaysia's response to cope with 19 the show looked at the experiences of migrant workers during the lockdown. a judge has reduced the prison term given to former south ko

up some dust somewhere and the showers the orange tops show good ones have moved a long way into the sahara andrine has got showers there they're running out north of bhaumik out as well you'll notice in fact we've even got rain forecast mauritania as northern mali that's a rare event. but . the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises we don't know as illegally migrant joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda they have to foot of our nation what has happened to the engine that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. is another religion this is a politics. an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. the the and. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has the scribed the supreme court's ruling on his tax returns and financial records as a political witch hunt the judges ruled that a subpoena issued for documents relating to a criminal investigation in new york can be enforced libya's u.n. recognized government says it's found the prison used by forces loyal to warlord poli

making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine but young man the sahara legion and so many others you go to them you make the effort we care we stay . the u.s. is a tipping point scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders to agree on a solution. taking matters into their. which is significant because it's one of the songs that it kills people and it kills people now it's ridiculous both fronts were to the people's doors on 00. coronavirus crisis gets worse across the united states prompting a plea from the infectious diseases expert who's been an old president trying. we've got almost reset this and say ok let's stop this nonsense and figure out how can we get control over this now. over there on the planet this is al jazeera from our world headquarters and also coming up a family celebration shattered by strike in yemen the rebels say at least $25.00 civilians.

s are about 4647 from us iraq and kuwait and western iraq it's actually throughout the sahara as lot more cloud runs a hell clumps of showers been moving through with in particular wet recently in cameroon cameroon and nigeria the full cost shells all there and they've come a long way north you've noticed so for example in guinea and in the kenya fast and pretty big showers next day or so that is consistent with this time of the year the rough weather has blown through cape town that's this frontal system which has become very weak weak however it will introduce cloud and rain to parts of zimbabwe mozambique and even sudden tanzania nothing too severe that. the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i'm afraid because the minority interest rate where do these ideas come from the tragedy of more lives and how much you try to sanitize. it was the world a happy time when all along the border join me audition here on the final part of my journey when i jus become a target of the hindu flast policy in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. the in the

color there and the thunderstorms we've got for the gambia also that remains dry to say for western sahara a more tenuous usually dry and dusty there's no exception at the moment. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to moms as a global power developed into the basement companies nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stick around so we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and viral mentally sound energy solutions for future generations the brash pioneering future energy. visit the top stories this hour on al-jazeera european union leaders are meeting for a 3rd day to discuss a multi-billion dollar package to deal with the economic fallout the pandemic the german chancellor says it's possible they will not agree on some conditions. international mediators in mali have outlined recommendations to ease tensions between opposing parties the delegation from the west african regional bloc issued a statement after days of talks. i

throughout north africa that the showers have caused but as far north we're going to get now up into the sahara you can see the big blobs moving through chad for example back towards the west coast we've seen some heavy rain recently in senegal and the gambia that looks like the heaviest is going to be a bit further south at least for a day or 2 but it will work its way back up for the south and that and in south africa in particular on the west coast cape town has had some interesting weather mickael force winds those are well. i wave actually but covered in foam just crashing on the shores of cape town and that's all gone through now so things are quite ning down the breezes crowding down to in fact is a dry looking picture unless you're in mozambique and then some rare winter rain but not much of it is working its way slowly up through the country. frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result seen perching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal and israeli society in-

the mean an al-qaeda affiliate and the slamming state in the greater sahara have really launched several attacks away from the north in the center towards the borders of brick enough ah so really affecting the region as a whole so peace in mali will be one of the issues discussed during this mediation effort and on the table is the discussion as per the recommendation of the government of national unity and the future of the prime minister. the european union's chief breck signal has warned a new trade deal with the u.k. appears unlikely michel barnier made the comments at the latest round of negotiations in london he says the u.k.'s refusal to agree on fishery industry issues and a level playing field are the sticking points by british prime minister boies johnson still hopes there'll be an agreement by september. the u.k. did not show a willingness to break the deadlock. on the level playing field in the u.k. still refuses to commit to maintaining standards in the meaningful way on state aid despite the clear wording of the political english and very clear we have made no progress at a

humid picture but not as bad as it could be for north africa of course you know the stories for the sahara but look at what's coming right up into the sudden sounds the masses of clumps of thunderstorms that tend to go off shore this one actually it is going off towards cape that it could turn into a tropical side that this is off from where they built but over land in africa you can see the orange dots and they suggest where the next significant rain is like to be as fall north asahel of course now me and we're going to go an engineer or have got right in the forecast for the next 3 days. or. kidnappings and murders in crimea since russia's forced an extension of the black sea finnish. i don't understand why. scores of crimean to toss have been arrested and tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. move toward. will or. we're going to watching out 09 of our top stories this hour and the head of the world health organization has declared the coronavirus pandemic a once in a century health crisis and says the effects will be fel

when i was a little boy you know got a school i don't know why sahara desert yeah i wanted to see this are i guess it yet. good luck man thank you very much and i'm coming with you ok so who is the other good nose there out of the middle in the desert yet it does it you does it does it go. like you would know what they. want and i'll find it is a. muslim on the on the. the book was long enough to know the nobel but that's it up i'm going to get no no no no just off easy although by the look on the home of a lot of. them i'm sippin sippin for the love there is not the mud on the low there's nothing to look up the book at the moment goodbye you know mama the good comes out of that part of. something. you know that no man no. i'm here in burma co mali where many africans from the sub-saharan countries are stuck they can't move forward to europe and they cannot go back home. you see your family got. here but if the kid you know down today. you know but on his mind he is also i did not shine his already medallion so she should i know she would not i mean. mom or she thinks you want to vomit