capital tripoli but we know that the united arab emirates has according to the government spokesman today the united arab emirates has supplied those weapons and other weapons including draw and. fighter jets to the world only for half that we understand that the united states has been providing have to do with weapons ammunition and fighter jets since he launched his military campaign not only to recapture or to take control of the capital tripoli but in 2014 when he 1st launched his military campaign known as oppression dignity in the east of libya and more now from our correspondent in washington rob reynolds . the weapons in question here they're called javelin anti-tank rockets and they're manufactured by the us defense giants raytheon and lockheed martin jointly and according to the markings on the boxes the crates of these weapons

were shipped and they were sold from the united states to the united arab emirates in 2008 now the. weapons themselves are very sophisticated they're capable of taking out any tank anywhere in the world be it russian or chinese or other types of tanks and we did contact the state department and received the following communication from them the state department spokesperson telling al-jazeera we take all allegations of misuse of u.s. origin defense articles very seriously we are aware of these reports and we are seeking additional information we expect all recipients of u.s. origin defense equipment to abide by the end user obligations and what that means is that end user obligation simply means that when the united states sells a weapons system to another country that country agrees not to resell or re send

that weapon to another country a 3rd country a regime under u.n. sanctions or in this case apparently a warlord also under u.n. sanctions so it's unclear what the united states would do if it were proven definitively that the u.a.e. had done this and violated the end user agreement but we do know that president trump considers the u.a.e. of very important ally of the united states and that also the president has valued the u.s. arm sales very highly especially to the region. still to come here it out a white supremacist is sentenced for driving into protests is killing a woman. and the captain of a rescue base is arrested for defying its of these government by bringing dozens of migrants ashore.

hello i would commit to july now so temperatures are about the highest possible level that a spark a few showers you get if you go to a water source like the caspian seas of a song caucasus yes eclipse this heading towards tashkent maybe a shower to hear thunder storm for the oversea local damper could be a flash flooding situation otherwise it's dry baghdad's little bit colder it's all relative and less hot in the fall but down towards the south $4648.00 is typical in southern iraq and kuwait may be a cooling trend with that breezes coming from further north aleppo's down to $33.00 for example though in the sunshine it is hotter still and again unsurprisingly in the arabian peninsula 46 meowed 45 in doha longshore breeze keeps it cool in abu dhabi and onshore breeze in the southwest could increase the cloud in some typically along the coast from which is a seasonal thing event she was set in permanently in solid africa rain is not the

thing this time of year some saw some pretty stormy weather trying to cross the the cape here and cape town does exhibit that in the forecast you go 14 degrees more especially that line of green is significant rain on its way in through sunday elsewhere of course it's dry and sunny. in the year 1271 and come to tell you much to set out on an extraordinary journey. letters from the pope the great coup because marco polo traveled through the. following dangerous roads from the holy land and beyond today chasing the shadow on professor shah's troubled child intervention with searching questions of how the relationship between east and west has changed. marco polo on al-jazeera.

tavis a take a look at the top stories here that is there the summit of the world's biggest economies has ended with china and the u.s. agreeing to restart talks to try to end their trade war president trump says he won't impose new tyrus on beijing for now. i'm president of is now in south korea he's invited the north korean leader kim jong un to meet him at the demilitarized zone north korea's foreign minister described the invitation as an interesting suggestion. the new york times is reporting the u.s. state department is investigating how fighters loyal to the libyan walled off the got their hands on american made weapons and the attack missiles were found after

forces allied to the u.n. supported government in tripoli recaptured the city of getting out. sudan's military rulers have accepted proposals to work towards a civilian led government the proposal follows mediation by ethiopia and the african union despite what could be a breakthrough or demonstrations on sunday a being planned to keep up the pressure for change rights groups want safety guarantees from the military following the killing of around $100.00 protests says earlier this month. to have a soon as possible a government that is accepted by all sudanese people who i want to say to those who have called for more massive the most gracious that we are not against the people and we're not against peace but we have to understand that infiltrators is there and they're willing to apply their hidden agendas we don't need troubles on the rift. well i've been speaking to david shinn who's a former deputy chief of mission at the u.s.

embassy in sudan and he says the competing interests are making these negotiations very difficult indeed. well the key is always to trust but verify or frankly no one has any choice but to go forward with this and hope that indeed the transitional military council is sincere about pursuing an agreement with the opposition one must keep in mind that it represents many many different groupings and sudan's ards it's really not realistic to expect them to be in full agreement on everything this is to some extent a disorganized group but on the other hand it's surprisingly well organized in view of the pressure they continued to put on the military and to move forward with this important breakthrough of continuing negotiations and trying to pursue an outcome that will avoid the the deaths that occurred on june 3 s. so it's a very important step forward for the military could play

a waiting game and this is where organisations like the african union the government of ethiopia which deserve great credit for moving this issue forward come into play in addition to the entire international community and the united states putting pressure on the transitional military council to take all of this seriously and to move forward with a democratic transition in sudan which is in the interest of everyone the 5 children are among 8 killed in yemen the u.s. strikes led by the saudi u.a.e. coalition who are fighting who feel rebels warplanes struck a residential area into his the control city 12 yemeni soldiers and 8 he see rebels died in the fighting in the south the u.n. special representative for children in conflict says the yemeni people are being held hostage by the wall which is now in its 5th. now the man who drove his car into a group of protests is in charlottesville virginia this is in the u.s.

is going to prison for life committing federal hate crimes before a court sentenced him james alex fields expresses remorse for the 2017 attack in which one person was killed and many others were injured as he culhane recall. it was the moment the country realized white supremacist were. taking to the streets of charlottesville virginia in mass with tiki torches they shouted a chorus of racist and anti-semitic chants was. they protested the removal of the confederate statue their hate would not go unchallenged hundreds of counter protesters met them head on there were clashes and then there was this crash. james alex field was behind the wheel he was found guilty of killing her hire and injuring dozens in this chaos he pled guilty to federal hate crime charges in exchange prosecutors dropped the death

penalty and now he's learned for his crime he will spend the rest of his life in prison susan bro is hires mother she says she believes her daughter's death and his sentence sends an important message the last time i saw my daughter was to identify her body and to sign the papers for her to be cremated and i held her bruised hands and bruised arm and i said i'm going to make this count for years and that's what i've done and i will continue to do you don't get to not my child down in silence that voice without 500 more raising up. this was a moment where the country's divisions were on full display and it provoked arguably one of the most controversial comments from a u.s. president provokes controversy often leaves a very different group but you also had people that were. very fine people on both sides but the courts disagree at least for one saying he is not

a good person he's a murderer a racist and now a prisoner for life pedicle hain al-jazeera washington. albanians go to the polls on sunday despite between the prime minister and the president on the timing of them the ruling station is party held its final rally before the mean a simple vote the opposition party that is supported by president india mehta is boy actions the controversy follows months of mass protests allegations of political corruption linked to organized crime as well as argument say the joining the european union. counts are up for the says mall from the albanian capital tirana. there have been a lot of security warnings and concerns there of even been a few small flashes of violence here and there throughout the country particularly in opposition held town halls where groups of people from the opposition attempted

to resist the placing of ballot boxes in public buildings on 2 occasions in the northern city of chicago which is one of the biggest democratic strongholds opposition supporters attempted to burn the ballots after they had been delivered and stored in school buildings these incidents however have been relatively isolated no one has been seriously hurt there have been a few arrests made including arrests of 2 mayors the democratic party has asked its people to remain united but to stand down not you know not to intervene not to protest not to demonstrate not even to present any kind of peaceful passive resistance to the process that's going to happen on sunday so we don't expect any serious violence or disruption to sunday's election but clearly this is a postponement this is a hiatus we are going to have a constitutional situation on monday whereby half the country supports the mayor

elections the other half disputes the result is unconstitutional and that is going to have to be resolved. because. 10 of a migrant rescue ship is under arrest after defying the italian government she dumped the vessel in lampedusa with 14 migrants have been stuck at sea for more than 2 weeks under schapelle reports. judging by the welcome that she received on the italian island of lampedusa corona rickets 8 was seen as both a hero and a criminal. the captain of the sea watch 3 was arrested after defying the italian government and bringing the german charity rescue ship into harbor she could face up to 10 years in prison for defying military orders. 40 migrants were finally allowed to disembark 16 days after their rescue off the libyan coast 13 others had earlier been allowed to leave the ship for medical reasons the rest were left marooned in the mediterranean during a fierce heat wave there's a lot of chairs sleeping on the meadow floor and they were going up every morning

realizing you are still in the middle of doing. this story italy's far right interior minister condemned the ship's crew as outlaws accusing them of people trafficking crazy show not bathing for a rest it was the young lady who said i'm white rich and german and i don't know how to spend my time i mean what does she do she tries to sink a patrol post of the financial police with agents on that night in lampedusa the great thing is they say we save lives and then they risk killing human beings who are doing their job and i want to pretend that you know no one can lie anymore as these a criminal thing. italy's government had told the ship's captain to take the rescued migrants to mull to tunisia or anywhere else instead the german charity that operates the watch 3 says the captain declared an emergency but was ignored by the italians captain ricketts they said she had no other choice because of the worsening conditions on board i'm sure that the courts well recognize that.

it's much more important right the people to safety and their lives. and that's more important than the right territorial waters. the migrants are expected to leave lampedusa soon other european countries including france germany luxembourg and portugal have agreed to allow them in. the sea watch 3 is the latest symbol of the refugee crisis on europe's southern front here but the challenge is much greater than one ship and its defiant captain hundreds of other migrants landed on italy's coast over the last 2 weeks despite cell beanies warnings to stay away after schapelle al-jazeera. not just one but 2 erupting volcano as a causing a state of emergency in papua new guinea rescue workers say they haven't got enough results is out thousands of villages have been forced to move to safety mount

a woman shot a cloud of ash 18 killing me west new britain province since that eruption a wednesday another highly active volcano manna and has been spewing ash and lava. both quakes are a constant danger in the philippines and the big one as it's known is could strike at any time when the government wants everyone to be prepared jamila a window that has more now from manila. the philippine red cross shows us the different kind of emergency response needed when a major earthquake strikes it's a 3 stage process extrication ambulance operations and 1st aid the philippine government says it is preparing for what it calls the big one a quake of magnitude $7.00 or above the pieces musically might not be an earthquake like that would devastate not just the greater metropolis of manila but

the many provincial regions surrounding it the philippines has experienced regular earthquakes the last few months it's a big worry for the people who live here and there the big one is very frightening actually how ready are we the government is doing their share. he walks is doing their share we are doing the hazard maps and we are educating the public. this is a simulator meant to show people what to expect when the big earthquake strikes. the philippines is one of the top 10 countries in the world most vulnerable to natural disasters it is also within the pacific ring of fire an area prone to violent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions the earthquake in bohol in 2013

devastated not just the province but the many other areas in the region more than 200 people were killed and millions more where this place. the west valley fault line has been identified. as a major hazard area by the government it covers more than a 100 kilometers it cuts through them and the limit choppa less and extends into provinces further north and the biggest concern millions of filipinos live on and around these fault lines. at the mall and of course we are afraid we feel in trouble but we have nowhere to go so we'll just persevere. now the government says it is trying to include the zester preparedness and emergency response in school curriculums helping to equip families to better respond to disasters similar to the ones that have devastated the country in the past jim duggan al-jazeera

manila. take a look at the top stories here it of his era the summit of the world's biggest economies has ended with china and the u.s. agreeing to restart talks and to try to end their trade will president trump says he won't impose new terrorists on beijing for them. we had a great meeting and we will be continuing to negotiate and i promised that for. at least the time being we're not going to be lifting tariffs on china we will be adding an additional. you know tremendous amount of what we have i guess $350000000000.00 left which could be taxed or could be tariffs and we're not doing that where we're going to work with china on where we left off

to see if we can make a deal. well president comes now in south korea for talks with the president there but he's also invited the north korean leader kim jong un to meet him at the demilitarized zone north korea's foreign minister described that invitation as an interesting suggestion but noted they had received an official one. of the new tires is reporting the state department is investigating how fighters loyal to the libyan war literally for half the got their hands on american made weapons and the attack missiles were found after forces allied to the u.n. backed government in tripoli recaptured a city south of tripoli sudan's ruling generals have accepted a proposal to work towards a joint civilian transitional government despite that protest leaders are continuing their call for a mass demonstration on sunday the sudanese professionals association wants the military genter to free to of its members who were arrested earlier on saturday

albanians go to the polls on sunday despite a route between the prime minister and the president on the timing of the election the opposition party supported by president messer is boycotting the vote right those are the headlines inside story is next. a platform for cooperation or division the g 20 summit has now wrapped up in the saca and japan's prime minister says consensus has been reached on some issues but in an increasingly divided world can global powers find common ground and if so how this is inside story.

hello and welcome to the program today with me peter dopy the world 7 biggest economies the g. 7 mushrooms and the g. 20 following the asian financial crisis in 1990 the g. 20 summit is the world's biggest annual gathering of world leaders 2nd only to the un general assembly this is g 20 in japan had a different focus leaders instead focusing their own cooperation among themselves to solve problems rather than the summits usual themes of sustainable growth health and innovation the threat of war between the united states concentrated minds in a saka so did the trade war between the world's 2 largest economies the u.s. and china however the closing remarks of some leaders could signal a breakthrough on major issues. isn't the step thought about it not if trade

tensions are continuing and there's a risk so we have to keep those risks and tensions in mind still we have agreed to unite in order to lead the world economy there are some dissatisfactions between countries so although there are concerns what we have to do is establish principles in order to relieve the world economy into the future a free fair and inclusive economy and open competition those principles have been affirmed by the leaders at this g 20 meeting. basically we agreed today that we were going to continue the negotiation which i ended a while back and we're going to continue the negotiation that we agreed that i would not be putting tariffs on the 320 $5000000000.00 that i would have the ability to put on if i wanted there. we're you know we've barely advanced depending on where you want to look at and where you want to start pretty advanced. or actions regarding our partners will always be tit for tat who will

treat them in the same way to treat us i would like everyone to remember this similar no work on. china in the united states both benefit from cooperation and lose in a confrontation cooperation in dialogue are better than friction and confrontation well the g 20 summit was established to respond to global financial challenges but world leaders are expected to find solutions in all the areas to the g 20 accounts for 85 percent of global g.d.p. but the trade between the world's top 2 economies the u.s. and china well that's costing other countries as well climate change is another major global challenge so is migration and displacement with major humanitarian consequences worldwide this year's g 20 was overshadowed by the threat of war between the u.s. and iran and the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man continued to face accusations over the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi.

ok there we are here we go let's bring in the panel today joining us from kyoto nancy snow she's the paks monday professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies from moscow victor or live each lead expert at the center for actual politics and in washington we have richard wets security analyst at wick a strat welcome to you all the snow in kyoto can a country 1st please nancy you spent 3 days there tell us what the atmosphere was like. well the atmosphere for the leaders it looked like there were a lot of meetings but for most of the people of osaka they were highly and convenience there were a lot of streets shut down schools were closed it was somewhat to be been a ghost town around the international exhibition center what it's called in texas and i really went there looking to talk to the people i thought there would be some

protests or people there to relate comments and it seemed like people were going about their business but not really too concerned or intrigued at all by the cheap 20 of that then the end to be. richard which in washington can the g. 20 ever genuinely come up with a real across the board common message on all the issues certainly not all the issues but on some it can it was easier when the lead form was the g 7 g 8 since they tended to be one and excluding russia special status of the liberal democracies with similar industrial profile some miller outlook someone calls so it's easier to get the g. 7 to come up with these hanura statements and cream and communique as with many

many provisions what the g 20 it's of course harder some issues are probably unobjectionable all whereas others here certainly are going to see major differences between important countries that will block consensus and big to leave it in moscow multilateralism is a very difficult thing at the best of times but when you've got the elephant in the room which is this paused trade war between washington and beijing multilateralism sure surely an impossibility. well of course surjeet winds here are feared on the world stage much as a result of the financial crisis of 20072008 when it became apparent that there were new economic players in the world that were not bierria slee included in the just 7 g 8 and of course since then the positions of major parties have only they have to apart even more and as we have seen. in the past few

months and years the positions of washington and beijing have they have to par and there doesn't seem to be an and insight to this confrontation despite several cease fires the latest of which was announced to be you know that the talks would be in the united states and chain nancy's new coming back to kyoto i mean is is the starting point for the g. 20 now wherever they have this summit. in november of next year is the starting point always now going to be a restatement of their starting positions or is it going to be a starting point of ok we are going to go for consensus. well it seems like it's going to be determined a lot by the host i would imagine that saudi arabia's going to be a very very different host nation it was quite noticeable to me i was mocked on a touring twitter and you would think that twitter would matter but ever since

donald trump was elected in 2016 it matters more than ever and the saudi arabian government whether through its ministry of foreign affair or search just the central government there was so active on twitter and promoting n.b.s. and really had control of that and but it was more about the personalities i think that we're talking about building consensus but i wonder what were the issues that really came out of this beyond the personality clashes because i would often see coverage where it was china versus the u.s. but it was really he says trump or it was trump versus who. it's becoming a state that's relate dominated by the strong personalities for sure it was dominated here by donald trump even though chip a and was the chair of the summit in japan

it least a stance of late wanted to promote issues of empowerment of women and also about the environment and cleaning up the oceans i was at a briefing in tokyo a week before the cheap 20 and the emphasis was on smart plastics and chip and wanting to get the other nations on board with strong change. in update on the environment well do we really see that come out of this summit it seems to have been driven more by the g.d.p. and global economy and it makes you wonder what is so different about the g 20 and what was said earlier too there are some many different players now. i was and he said jim go g 7 which of course took me and hosted 3 years ago and that was a lot more used i mean user friendly to 2 viewers i think there was more

excitement around that than this time richard quest in washington is what nancy snow in kyoto is talking about a dynamic that is primarily associated with all big clubs big clubs of different countries the bigger they get the less powerful they get. well i suppose you could say that as a general rule with obvious exceptions the thing is the g 7 was special and some ways in the various times it almost claimed asserted itself as global the global leader of the world economy almost trying to assert some functions from the un because it also dealt with security issues and had a major role in helping. to remove chemical weapons and from russia and it had i mean there were series and 10 subgroups it was festive much more a lab or structure but the problem was that you had countries that were members

of the g 7 that were becoming more important in the world economy above all china so many of its economic functions have devolved to this larger group so it's theoretically possible i suppose that if you had in the u.s. and china or our next couple other countries that were the had the dominant wrong picture policy area that they would be all the bring on the others to get consensus but when you get very divisive issues climate change globalization and so on then i think what you're going to see is stalemate fragmentation and a priority on these old meanings on the sidelines between world leaders victor in moscow coming to you we had this 3 way relationship between donald trump vladimir putin and the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salma on the face of it those 3 men get on very very well with each other what does vladimir putin get out of that relationship point number one point number 2 what are those 3 countries in

agreement on if they're not in agreement on trade if they're not in agreement on conflict in the middle east where is the common ground. well of course they lieschen ship between the united states and the russia on the one hand and the relationship between washington and on the other hand have to be looked at in different perspective since the saudi arabia has been an ally of the united states and the united kingdom since since its founding and of course since donald trump has been an outspoken proponent of realist foreign policy somebody who has not been a key in on moral grandstanding he has been. he has he is ok with letting sensual letting the saudis go with the. killing of jamal has get washington post. journalist

who had been killed in the saudi consulate in the last year but and of course. the economic and political benefits that the united states gets from its relationship with. far outweigh the moral considerations that would could possibly affect the relationship between washington and saudi arabia now as far as russia and the russian american elation ship is concerned there is not there is ealy not much significant movement in the russian american relations the are as they have been for the last several years at the a low point those that believe that g 20 is a forum a decision making for whom could well be disappointed but those that feel the g.

20 is a discussion forum for the leaders of great powers can well be satisfied since no leader is. the united states russia china japan other world powers kava kava a venue where they can meet both bilaterally or multilaterally to discuss issues where they may not find that they meant by that the same time they could they could . in their present clarify their positions and perhaps each some local issue agreements so there have been no major agreements between putin and time tearing their bilateral meeting in or seka but at the same time the discussion itself if indeed there's a further great bars is a is a positive step ok apart from there i see it mr trump asking mr putin not to meddle in the next us presidential election that's a whole different conversation of course nancy snow in kyoto unpack that for us the

victor says donald trump deploys realist foreign policy what's the difference between realistic or realist foreign policy being an aspirational thora tarion us president and just being foreign policy irresponsible in a numbered set of characters on your twitter feed at 6 am. i'm not so sure trump is threatened by reale colletti you're taking me back to my international relations classroom now i just see in terms of this twitter led diplomacy it's it's rather chaotic it's an also we now may see president trump possibly being the 1st american president to step into the d.n.c. no no he held this press conference and said that he would meet with kim jong on it's personality driven aside i was saying earlier and i think the optics of this

meeting even if it's discussion oriented and there are a lot of not enforceable that it green ments is really intriguing when you solve the u.s. delegation it's the branding of the trump regime in many respects i personally found it rather off putting to see if i could trump and share a cushion or in tow right behind the elected president of the united states whatever you think of trump he is holding the office of the white house he is commander in chief but these 2 are under scrutiny in the united states and they are increasingly under a very negative scrutiny and i think for as an american living abroad many of us are really concerned with the the image and the diminishing return and credibility also and the so-called soft power of the united states globally so that whether

it's the twitter feed or the personality or the brandy we're missing the grander picture here which is not only the depletion of our oceans with more plastics than fish according to the u.n. by 2050 but also the world's majority who are really not here there are some. nice dinners and gatherings but it's certainly not battle in seattle i mean i'm just wondering where people are going with their frustration or what they're questioning localization and frankly it was interesting to hear pluton talk about the end of liberalism because at least it's putting something out there for people to grab onto and have some substantive dialogue that that's at least more intellectual than some of these tweets in the middle of the night richard wherrett in washington i mean nancy raises a valid point there doesn't she that the french president emanuel macro was

threatening not to even begin the process of signing up to the final communique unless there was a strong signal about what the world is going to do to the environment and that was something that donald trump's white house clearly wanted to stifle they didn't want to anyplace near the final communique. sure that was one of the major areas of disagreement but i think that nancy really focused on somewhat really the key issue that these you see division among the world both within countries and inside them over this question of globalization. and then so you had putin i thought skillfully at the tactical level trying to exploit those fissures saying that you know the reason trump was elected was because he understood that the globalization is hurting the american people all and and we see a rejection of liberalism the west and so on but of course the way he defines liberalism was clearly it was you know focused extension on social issues such as

gay marriage or other progressive issues and exclude all the things that most liberals are which is the that checks and balances and political power and so on the thing is at the g. 20 you have these kind of tax so if countries disagree and this case it's the u.s. and france then in the basically if they don't come to a compromise and the decision is not to do anything i would point out though that between the g 7 g 20 there's also at the much broader level the u.s. and the climate conferences and so on and often they will take a lead role on a single issue even if it's not dealt with at the lar at these summits but isn't there another sense if i flip this around richard and send it back to you because it is the g. 20 the best venue we've got for this it's the only venue we've got for this because if you look at the w t o so many g. 20 countries want to use the w.c.

as a punchbag if you look at the the g 20 so many of those countries they want to use the united nations as a punchbag and that's not to diminish what those 2 organizations want to do but the wu might be the best place to achieve what those organizations comment. so yes i would agree that if you're going to deal with the world economy the g 20 is sort of if you have a go the locks framework it's not too hot like the g 8 like the u.n. which is a larger to call it like the g 7 which is no longer to has the legitimacy to enforce its ears on the world economy so ideally g 20 is the right format so it's not so much a challenge of the institutional structure or fora it's more that the man major members disagreeing so if they were do agree on a policy then the g 20 would be great mechanism to at a put and bring out a common policy proposal action plans template and so on so it's less

a question of the institution here than it is of the members themselves ok let's come back to japan starting point for this get together unequivocally was we need a quote win win on something so the communication is more than just you know civil servant was full there wasn't a clear win win on any of the big issues apart from the trade war being stalled which generates more uncertainty not less for mr putin what would have been a win win on any of the issues we're discussing. russia really was not looking for a win win at the g 20 says it it. it looks at g 20 is more of a discussion forum than a decision making for whom were are the feet of international relations is were economic relations is decided and of course in discussions with stomp which in

meeting with the outgoing british prime minister tourism a meeting with his other counterparts was. all that russia was looking for and of course those discussions between leaders of the leading powers are a benefit to those countries themselves now looking back at the at the exchange between the journalists and on one fan then which in and thump on the other hand that that question. raised by one of the journalists to tump asking him if he is going to tell putin to not meddle in the american the upcoming american election and then we we saw that i'm clearly mocking. that the journalist by telling right in front of him to put in twice several times not to meddle in the election why was that really done well american officials on

different levels both on the secretary of state level victor i'm going to interrupt you because that's kind of little think news debates which we have done on this program before but i just want to take what you've said and what richard is said and kind of boil that down and put one point to nancy and see if this is about a strong projection of self interest married to strong personalities married to presidents and prime minister and crown prince is who are pure and simple alpha males in the room how can any of the the issues the big issues of the small issues how can they be solved well i think they were somewhat lost here it was really disappointing to me and i was waiting for japan to really step up because japan will be hosting the summer olympics and it's really has an interest in getting out there on the world stage but when you have somebody like trump come

into the room mean even the way he handled his press conference just seemed more like it was the u.s. as the host it was ironic and. i think many of us too are wondering where is the political leadership we also see the decline or sort of the we've got 3 some may about to leave the stage and ungainly america all to is not going to be on the world stage as she was in a much more formidable position 3 years ago at the g 7 so it's not just about gender but it's sort of like having these dominant personalities just ride the whole show and there are critical issues here and that's what i think the world is waiting to hear from some of them rather than to get into this this mocking or this sort of taking hold of the the stage as i saw notably

donald trump. and of course he's really gearing up in many respects for the election he even had time to tweet a lot about the back to back tonight democratic debates there were 28 candidates running against donald trump to oust him and 2020 and so he wasn't entirely you've been focused on g 20 issues ok and that's the left ok nancy victor richard we have to leave it there thank you too i guess they were nancy snow but to all of it and richard wets and thank you to you too for your company you can see the show again via the web site out of here dot com and for further discussion to check out our facebook page forward slash ha inside story or you can join the chats on twitter at a.j. inside story i'm at pizza topping one for me peter doherty and the entire team here in doha thanks for watching we will do it all again at the usual time tomorrow.

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hello and welcome to this al-jazeera news live from doha. denis coming up in the next 60 minutes we're going to work with china on where we left off. an escalation in the u.s. china trade war a verted as donald trump and she jane paying agreed to resume negotiations following talks at the g 20. and reports that the u.s. wants to know how american antitank weapons got into the hands of fights as loyal to the libyan warlord khalifa haftar. i maryam namazie in london with the top stories from europe including a hero to migrants but a criminal in italy the captain of a charity ship that rescued dozens of people from the mediterranean is a rested for dumping on an italian island also.

one of the u.k.'s top rockers storms at the stage at glastonbury with the message that paul is now political. and sport pakistan come out on top and 8 thriller with afghanistan at the cricket world cup. batsman claiming victory with 2 goals last visiting their chances of making the semifinals. of the summit of the world's biggest. ana mrs ended with world leaders agreeing to present a united front on trade but the main developments they were on the sidelines of the summit with the u.s. and china agreeing to restart trade talks here's our white house correspondent kimberly how kit. with fears of further escalation in the trade war between the united states and china chinese president xi jinping issued words of warning to u.s. president donald trump. china and the united states benefit

from. a confrontation. of the united states donald j. trump those words may have resonated following that meeting on the 2nd day of the g. 20 summit trump announced a breakthrough no new u.s. tariffs on chinese goods and a restart of stalled trade talks we're going to work with china on where we left off to see if we can make a deal but the 25 percent tariffs already on 250000000000 in chinese goods into the united states remains in place the threat of tariffs on an additional $300000000000.00 more in chinese products a potential risk to the global economy have been delayed for now still unresolved the issue of huawei the chinese telecoms manufacturer the u.s. is banned from its markets and accused of facilitating espionage and intellectual

property theft we mentioned way i said we'll have to save that till the very end we'll have to see. tensions have also been escalating between the u.s. and turkey over its purchase of the russian s 400 air defense system the u.s. war and the buy in from the russians would threaten turkey's role in the f. 35 fighter jet program and could trigger u.s. sanctions on saturday truck blamed his predecessor president barack obama and defended the purchase by turkey's president he wanted to buy the patriot missile president obama's group said no he kept wanting to but they kept saying no no no couldn't buy it we needed it for defense he knew so he then went to russia it was these types of bilateral controversies that captured headlines during the. today meeting of leaders from the world's 20 major economies so much so the leaders final declaration stop short of what many had hoped it was going to mean in this summit we were able to agree on fundamental principles backing

a free trade system which is to ensure free fair nondiscriminatory trade and open markets as well as conditions of fair competition but the g 20 declaration failed to denounce protectionism and its impact on global economic growth perhaps because this was a meeting dominated by bilateral issues making resolution of global matters a struggle kimberly health at al-jazeera osaka well obviously him to brett brewer and who served as the director of global engagement at the white house under president obama and he doesn't think president trump has had a good summit. well i think it's a mixed performance on the one hand we didn't have the disasters the drama of past g. 20 past the 7 summits but at the same time there was actually very little that he has to show for his performance i mean it's good news that we didn't further exacerbate the trade war with china but at the same time there's not much that he actually has

been able to extract from xi jinping so i think at this point we avoided the worst but we certainly didn't accomplish anything and i think certainly trump has tendencies that prefer those strong leaders who in many cases do exert author a tarion either tendencies or are themselves authoritarian leaders and he seems to embrace that style of leadership which is an anathema to the kind of leaders we expect here in the united states so certainly there is this divide between the aspiration trump has for the role of the presidency in the aspiration the american people have a president also met the saudi crown prince mohammed bin and as. well now reports it seems that they are as close as ever thank you all very much for being here thank you another meeting between friends as u.s.

president ronald trumps down with saudi crown prince muhammad ali said a man for breakfast in a psycho on saturday the true leader is demonstrating just how fun they are of each other than with you mr president we did a lot of great achievement in the political sides who decide. if your side and economical sides for should be never done before so i believe that would have contributed a lot both country good for g.d.p. growth job creation more safety for both countries trump who has consistently been asked by u.s. politicians to sanction saudis implicated in the murder of journalist she tried to focus at. on other issues instead crown prince of saudi arabia a friend of mine a man who has really done things in the last 5 years in terms of opening up saudi arabia and i think especially what you've done for women and seeing what's happening it's like a revolution in a very positive way journalists however insisted on raising the issue of the

murdered colleague each time they did no trump ignored them and thank you all very much appreciate. it very much and. thank you very much at the start of the g. 20 summit the crown prince made a point of demonstrating that he still had a place at the center of the international community the u.s. president's fared no effort to show how much he supported the saudi heir apparent widely believed to have been behind partial she's killing a recent u.n. report slate blamed for the murder with the saudi states and called for an investigation of involvement at the highest level. despite both u.s. and saudi attempts to ignore last october's murder in istanbul turkey as president roger tabor to one raise the case that the media conference during the summits insisting that the international community has a duty to bring those responsible to accounts we she may be going to receive. they don't need to look elsewhere for the perpetrator in fact there are the lies

that the former foreign minister said and the lies they made in b.s.a. it's so clear what else should i say they need to reveal this the documents are there the recordings are there 1st and foremost a human was killed. asked again literally daily and president trump this time trials not to ignore the question saying he had faith in saudi arabia's criminal justice system did you raise the killing of jamal khashoggi with him and why was there yes yes i asked him what was happening and he was telling me that i think he said 13 but it could be more and i think he said more in the works that there are a large numbers of people being prosecuted he's very angry about it he's very unhappy about it despite before troops on the warm welcomes there is still a great deal of stigma associated with muhammad been some man who many believe was responsible for the killing. unless an international investigation is carried out questions will continue to be off sgt especially who gave the order to murder the

journalist and what happened to his corpse. or. that the new york times is reporting that the state department is investigating how american made weapons got into the hands of fighters who were loyal to the libyan warlord after a number of antitank missiles were found on friday after forces allied to the u.n. recognize government in tripoli really took a town south of the capital tripoli. libya media has been showing these images which appear to show american made weapons branded with the u.s. . as the recipient now if the emirates did provide these weapons it could be a violation of sales agreements. with seized weapons and ammunitions have been sent to the specialized experts and have been documented the military commanders and the political leaders are now fully aware of these weapons and ammunitions to make the right decisions that will be

announced. right we've got 2 of our correspondents on this now we've got rob reynolds is in washington 1st let's go to mark the doctor were head he's in the libyan capital will tell us more then about this discovery the nature of the weapons where they were found and how many of them are there will multi and dozens of these sophisticated advance of rockets as the government military sources here say that including the spokesman of the army led by the baghdad government of national accord they say dad they have captured dozens of these a key. rockets that's a tank the rockets very sophisticated an advance had worked in the say it's made as they've shown it in video it's made in the united states and it is these rockets were supplied to the world before have to buy in the united arab emirates

they said they have captured these rockets during the battle to recapture the southern town of their yan from have to reserve forces also now according to a diminutive a source with the government of the say that they have assigned fact checking mission or fact finding mission to investigate those weapons and also to document all these foreign weapons and work on a report to be submitted to international institutions later we understand that this could be submitted to the united nations or also to the united states we know there. has been supplying weapons to the warlord what if the have to include unmanned drones and did that includes the him or.