An armed group hyped the killing of 30 soldiers in northern egypt has released a video pledging allegiance to isil. The footage shows the attacks in the Sinai Peninsula last month. And it threats more violence unless showcasing what it buil build billed as a triumph. Al jazeera cannot verify the authenticity but it shows the attack last month that killed 30 soldiers. We tell you that the war has yet to begin. They have taken up arms in response to the campaign to forcebly move people from the sinai. Hundreds of families have had their houses demolished. Many of them remain homeless. Many believe the buffer zone is needed to combat what it calls terrorism. But the attacks against the army as well as other acts of violence have only increased since he has come to power. Intensifying even more after the military began its operations in sinai. The message makes no reference to the Muslim Brotherhood. Which the government has accused of being the main source of violence in egypt. Protesters
Rebels. [ chanting ] andals World Leaders lead to the g20 summits. Protesters march in the streets of brisbane its been a difficult often bitter relationship for years with each country accusing the other of harbouring rebel fighters and undermining stability, afghan president ashraf ghani has been holding talks with pakistans Prime Minister nawaz sharif in islamabad. Its Ashraf Ghanis First Official visit to pakistan since taking office. Scott heidler joins us life. Both leaders have been speaking with the media, and both are at pains to reassure each other that they were supportive. Indeed. The afghan president summed it up by saying 13 years of mistrust was removed by a couple of days of talks. That shows the progress they have made. The pakistani Prime Minister reassuring his count part that it is important. He stressed settlement should be afghan led and owned. Pakistan is ready to play any role it can to bring peace to afghanistan. However, the changes are great. Everybody knows
Haiti is clearing up its shanty towns to create the perfect picture postcard. The armed group that killed 30 egyptian soldiers in the Sinai Peninsula last month has now released a video pledging allegiance to isil. They have threatened to carry out more attacks if the Egyptian Military does not end its campaign in sinai. [ music in the background of explosions ] reporter the group showcased what it billed as its latest triumph. Al jazeera cannot independently verify the videos authenticity, but it shows the attack of the Sinai Peninsula last month that killed 30 soldiers. The video shows the groups fighters killing some of the soldiers, shooting them in the back of the head. The footage is accompanied by a sevenmonths message by one of the leaders of the group. Wasatch front warned you time and again but you do not listen. You bomb our homes and continue to expel us from our lands and despite what we have inflicted on you in this attack we tell you that the war is yet to begin. The gro
Reserves so they can make a cash investment in a Capital Infrastructure to build a city hall or to do Something Like that and also to keep the bond rating agencies happy, to demonstrate that they are good stewards of the fiscal resources. So if you noticed the trend over time, it was much less than what we are now at about 22 of expenditures. Some 25 or 30 years ago it was much less. What cities have done over the last 25 and 30 years is theyve realized several things. One, that you cant predict the future as we all witnessed this last winter when salt reserves for at least the northern cities and some southern as well ran out very early and they had to dig into their reserves to buy more salt and snowplowing services. So preparing for these unexpected emergencies is one of the reasons that the reserves tend to grow over time. The other is that between the time that we started monitoring ending balances in the general fund to the present is that the federal government has become a much
And in our second story tonight, the war has claimed more than 10,000 children. But for kids living with snipers and rubble all around them, this is their own story in their own words. Through breathtaking photojournalism, a dramatic portrait of the children of aleppo. singing explosion these two stories, tonight on frontline. Frontlineis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for public broadcasting. Major support for frontline is provided by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. More information is available at macfound. Org. Additional funding is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening Public Awareness of critical issues. The wyncote foundation. And by the frontline journalism fund, supporting investigative reporting and enterprise journalism. Narrator reporter muhammad ali is crossing into syria as a violent new phase of