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hello, i'm robinson and this is the news on live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes . yeomans hope you rebels on the side. you loud coalition begin a significant prisoner exchange as part of a new push to end the war. we are free. i arrived the u. s. air force, god's willing connection with the leak up top. secret time took on documents renewing old alliances, brazil's president lewis not feel none of the silver beads. china is neither. she didn't pay on a state visit, and the posting trade al jazeera, exposes a criminal network, turning dirty cache into gold in southern africa. it implicates some powerful people including zimbabwe, its 1st lady. ah, we're going to begin in yemen on a significant step to towards ending the war for the 1st time since 2020,

who the rebels and the saudi led coalition are holding a large scale prisoner exchange. emotional reasons had been taking place in san hours. the 1st group of proof, prisoners arrived home, more than $800.00 detainees from each side are expected to be released over the next 3 days. while the exchange is part of a broader diplomatic effort to end the 9 year conflict, a mom has been mediating talks to make a temporary cease fire become permanent. and those negotiations come after iran and saudi arabia agreed to restore diplomatic relations and a deal broke road by china. the m and conflict is widely seen is a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. while i was here as hush, marco bar has been covering yemen forest for many years. he's joining us live now in the studio hash. hm. this is part of a wider process working towards hopefully some sort of piece deal. how significant is this particular prisoner swap?

this is quite significant in the sense that this is something that could further 1st time be conducive to irma settlement or the conflict in yemen are covered. so the key negotiations between the health is and their government in the past, particularly in geneva to 1016. and then in kuwait a year later, and then in stockholm, in 2018, the stumbling block was visited chains. there were huge differences about who should be included in the list, where should it happen? and then a final list, oh, or of the number of prisoners that didn't work this time, it was possible simply because of the deal between iran and saudi arabia, which is that in trickle down. and to get to the point where we're seeing this spectacular emotional scenes of people relating with their loved ones, both in santa and also in i did, this is going to generate further hope that this could be conducive to an end to the conflict indian. quite interesting, and i want to ask you about the bigger picture in a moment, but in terms of the time. and so this what happens next?

so expected the a red cross to deploy planes over the last 3 days in different parts of yemen. and also the react because we're expecting a saudi prisoners of war to be released to morrow and for the list to continue in our den, and also inside out once this is completed, we're expecting by the end of ramadan, an announcement over tuesday is going to be extended for 6 months. now there were choices before, particularly last year. why this is very important because this could be a permanent us between the saudis and the hoses. if he happens, it will definitely give us an indication though we are moving towards a political settlement. never before had all the parties been determined on the need for a permanent says fire, particularly saudi arabia, which has somehow realized that the military campaign is launched into 1015 fail to achieve its military gains,

or that the conflict continues. the health is continued to increase and expand their political influence, and suddenly the decided of finance decided it was about time to end and bring about a sense of peace and stability to the regent. and you said that this was, at least in part, predicated by the reproach monster like that's been reached by saudi arabia and iran. what are the wider implications, though, the possible repercussions of this? so it was obvious to everyone that this was something connected to the deal between saudi arabia and iran, because sarabia now are with accomplish muhammad, the cell man, launching this massive transformation of the country. he's looking forward to see the country change itself. he's looking forward to put billions of dollars of investments in the capital we are in, in new york in different parts of the country. but to do that, you need to have peace. you don't want to see your country being brain done by drugs and mislead laying from your moleck. you happened for years ago to do that,

you have to have a political settlement, but you can also get indicators of this is something that is further going to expand to breach. syria is no coincidence that the c and foreign minister is in reality, it will definitely reach libya, a, in a, in a 3rd phase. this is an interconnected political process where the saudis are definitely using their political and financial my to further flex their diplomatic muscles in the region. to do that, they do understand that they have to team up with the iranians for the simple reason. iran has huge se over the whole, these have control the northern part of the country. i should for no, thank you very much indeed. as our desires hush an awful barrow. while they take a closer look at the war in yemen, the conflict began as part of the adam spring of 2011 when president ali abdulla sullen, gave up po to his deputy after years of instability, who the rebels, backed by iran, captured the capital senate in 2014 and demanded a new government. a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates,

back to the internationally recognized government and launched a military campaign against the hu. these in 2016 u. n. back talks between the jamini government and rebels began in kuwait, but it didn't stop the fighting. then in 2017 who the rebels killed former president, sir, after he broke ties with the group. that year later, you own broke or talks made progress. and last year the warning sides agreed to a truce, which lasted for 6 months. money, fire marshal or big is a political analyst based in salary, ruby, he's joining us now from re and thank you very much. indeed for being with us. our correspondent hash yamaha barra was explaining some of the background that may of lead to the circumstances that we're seeing today, between saudi arabia and yemen. what is your understanding of how significant a moment this is, and why saudi arabia has decided to take this step? no, robin, thank you for having me,

but to let me clear. one more thing. the swab, it's not between the show did a b and it's between legitimate government men and also the conflict. it's between the legitimate government here, man and dad. of course it's, it's a quite significant step. it's the bidding and then which one is trust between the legitimate government and data ot and also her parents the way to beat a plan in yemen. one of the, yeah, many of which are told i shall close up on a b, b about that. that will be a piece to plan. a consist still for 3 faces. that is phase will be that toss the cease fire center eyes is that central bank open up the air board for c port. it's the old of the old lift,

the sanctions. and i see on that as and also the 2nd page will be the political dialogue for to reach agreement between all the parties. what will be there for a form of a state of the men in the future. the 3rd page will be the transition period, which was expected to be 2 years. but we have to mention that the complex, it's not a bit to get a b i. i'm hoping it's between the legitimate government and then over the outside that a be a support digital government by it was in march of 2015 to a hub. them to it. and the cool, you know, did it by and i understand what you're saying about the structure of it, that it is a swap between the legitimate government of yemen as you describe it of which is of course, supported by saudi arabia, which has of course, it helped to facilitate this prisoner swap, that has, that has happened. however,

the next stage of course, is trying to find some sort of lasting piece in yemen. what do you see as the potential hurdles or the stumbling blocks or the problems that might be faced ahead of reaching some sort of final solution to that issue? i think that is 2 factors. why we are kind of optimistic to re chair. but the last piece to any i meant the 1st i think it's a matter of butter which is started in february 2020. 1 of the odd that is belie, expected, this is a bottle, would change the cost added the with the would have about hon. negotiation care, but they didn't succeed. it's that time one of the office called prosperous, that number of casualties. and 2nd,

i think that iranian so d packed air, which is a product called by china play major rule to to, i think, to expect from the, to go to regression shed tables. and that's the same the same way he did it in 2014, when he went to national dialogue of the i met. and then he did the cook, i think into fact that if you will accept this time to go to negotiation table. and i expected this is the piece will be the last, but we have to give it for a transition. i think we expected 3 to 5 for you to see how that all parties of you can handle it. and you state the new form of the spirit when the out of going to

have election with it as they have to have a new constitution. you mentioned before that this bad least in part was but was motivated or at least predicated by this deal. that was done by this arrangement that was done by saudi arabia and iran, which was broken by china. as you mentioned, up until now, saudi arabia's relations on the international stage have been very closely tied to the united states. are we seeing a re focusing of saudi arabia's foreign policy in a different direction? now if i call it, i call it a positive news. hello, this is g of the policy of the united states is the strategic ad security bottom. so there may be, but at the same time, the large, the largest trade barton bob sort of showed that a, b i is china and more important part. so i would showed that a been obvious blockage that i shot it showed that it'd be it now. they have to

start their relation with the waste with the washington london buddies by lead roxanne, the plot. some are the same time they have too strong relation with jean with moscow with the new delay. now we, we out and cons fall out of transition. we are not in the same situation, 26. so for new, somebody 1991. when the soviet union collapsed, united states, the only sub holla, and we expect now if it were for him or william berry when he said united states, it's not the only shop on mike merely the chairman of the joint chiefs w. that should also say, actually not the only support bala, we are an apollo transition. and this time we showed that a bad to be in new trouble to have struggling alicia doesn't mean that it will be a lie only with the united states. it will have

a strong relation with china with the, with out, with europe, with the latin american morning of how much we appreciate your being with us and i'll just do so. thank you very much. indeed for your time. any more had on the new, sorry, sitting argentinians, blaine, the international monetary fund for growing poverty and rising prices and stretched fin and losing public support. we're going to look at the challenges facing the un peacekeeping mission. and molly ah, health workers, mozambique, or warning people of the dangers of color as it stops the disease from spreading the country, suffering its worst outbreak in 20 years. you comes up to cycling. freddy stark twice in february and march. at least a 1000000 people have been affected. well we can i speak to our zeros farmer to miller live from my put it in mozambique. how are the efforts to try to contain the

color outbreak going on where you are while it remains an ongoing concern and that's especially off to cycling pretty. as you'd mentioned, while there was great to preparation a head of that cyclone and tropical storm and so lives was saved. there was a significant impact on infrastructure, health services, sanitation and water facilities. and that's what's causing the current problem. now mozambique is prone to cholera outbreaks, but as you said, this is the worst in about 2 decades. and that's because of how flooding that cyclone in the service is such a sanitation and water were impacted. and the greatest concern for aid agencies is how it will impact a young children who are most vulnerable. and they're also worried that they'll be a great occurrence of various water board diseases like cholera and malaria and things like that to one of the highest causes of death of 4 young people in a region like this. so they are ongoing efforts to make sure people are vaccinated

at least 720000 vaccinations with distributed in the last 4 or 5 weeks. but the government does aim to target about $2000000.00 people in the coming months, hours, the rebuilding effort going off to the, the cycle and the level of damage that it reached over the country was very significant. as a government managed to get some sort of hold on that well, the government is also relying on the assistance of agencies and unicef, in particular, has said that one of its areas of concern is education. children in areas like the zombies or region, which was hard hit by that psych loan are out of school at the moment. they say at least 134000 children aren't able to attend school and continue their education because the infrastructure was damage. we've also seen damage of a certain of roads and people be able to travel from one area to another. and again, very key all those health services, which is very important at the stage when the government is trying to tackle the

issue of disease. farmer, thank you very much indeed. as farmer miller talking to us from moto a member of the u. s. national gods been arrested on suspicion of leaking classified documents on line. include sensitive military intelligence about the warning ukraine 21 year old jack to sheila was taken into custody from his home in massachusetts. no questions about how he got access to state secrets as rosalyn jordan reports surrendering without a fight. 21 year old jack douglas to sharon was of rustic by federal agents on thursday at his home in massachusetts. he's the air national guard member accused of sharing images of classified military documents in a gamers chat room material that ended up circulating widely online. today, the justice department arrested jack douglas to sherif in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, retention,

and transmission of classified national defense information to share it is an employee of the united states air force, national guard f. b i. agents took to sure and to custody earlier this afternoon. without incident to shera is expected to be arraigned in boston. federal court on friday. his case is important because the documents he allegedly shared include detailed pentagon analyses on the u. s. lead effort to support ukraine and its war against russia. evidence the u. s. was spying on its ally, south korea, and reports accusing the israeli intelligence agency, most sod of stoking recent anti government. protests reports most saw denies at the pentagon. u. s. officials say service members get security clearances based on their job duties. not on their age. a policy maintained across the u. s. government look again, we have procedures. we have protocols in place. we receive regular training on the

proper, a handling of classified information. as i mentioned, we sign nondisclosure agreements. so those rules are very clear. anyone who has the security clearance knows that anyone who violates those rules is doing so willfully . earlier on thursday, the u. s. president appeared to down play the importance of the material leaked. i'm not concerned about the ladies and i'm concerned it happened. nothing contemporaneous with that said by arresting to shera. the u. s. is making it clear, making classified information. public is illegal. rosalyn jordan elder sarah washington. i'm who is jack to shed a while. the 21 year old join the massachusetts air national guard. it's a reserve of the u. s. air force. in september 2019. it was a member of the intelligence wing. the shadow was reportedly the leader of an invitation only discord chat room created in 2020 members chair, a love of guns,

racist means, and gaming reports by the belling cat investigative journalism organization suggests the files imagine discord in march, but may have been posted as far back as january, glen calls a career cia officer and a former deputy national intelligence officer for trans national threats. he says the leaks are serious and damaging. and i agree with president biden, that the information shared is not particularly center sensitive in the context of what kinds of information the united states knows. however, as we unfortunately all can now see that is quite extensive and in depth on honor. dizzying array of subjects, the consequences are grave. the reports show certain kinds of information that the

united states is obtained. and the russians will probably identify their, i fear that they will, i hope they know who the specific sources were really some. and then they're probably going to be killed. so that's great. the loss of the capability to obtain information is grieve and more broadly that all of us can see what the united states knows how it thinks, what it doesn't know, what who is interested in. it is only a help to america's adversaries and hurts american national security came rules. and it's a chronic problem for the united states to distribute people classified information too widely, where the national security establishment is huge. there are dozens of thousands of people, and there are many channels that one can use to say, this information is wrong. we shouldn't be obtaining it. but we don't do that on your own of your own volition without creating frankly, an act of treason and

a national security problem. brazil's president luther nothing lives silva has been given a state welcome by china's leader. she didn't think of phasing the 2 leaders that are expected to find ways to further boost political and economic ties. china is brazil's biggest trading partner on the war, and ukraine is also likely to be discuss, going to speak to richard campbell, who's following the visit from hong kong. what is going to be top of the, the agenda at this meeting? richard, what was the whole raft of trade deals that are likely to be discussed? first and foremost, president lula has brought with him a delegation of some 200 business representatives in the hope of catching him as much as possible on this trip. some of those trade deals will involve semiconductors, someone and both agriculture agreement also involved carbon credit. so the climate change targets. there's also expectations president lula will try and make the most of an appointment made just yesterday of the former brazilian president dillman

roost to head up a new development bank that will oversee investment projects that will manage all the efforts being made in developing countries that are part of the bricks framework, that of course, being brazil, russia in the china and south africa and for brazil to be heading that now at a time when president lula is in town, is again seen as a great opportunity for him to make the most of the broad and again, it's important chinese economic relationship. yeah, and richard, as you say, i mean brazil is a partner in bricks with russia and china eighty's. fairly reasonable to assume that are going to be some discussions over the war in ukraine. that's right, the expectation is that president, leader is going to propose to president she to build out. china is own piece proposal for the russia ukraine situation by setting up what's being dumped as a league of nations effectively to work together on trying to make that peace deal work the stuff in speaking to him. today you see the benefit to brazil of doing that is it will give president lula and brazil global cache to be part of some kind

of international effort to try and broker a p steel. the benefit to china, they say, is to try and give china international credibility for a piece of it, which is so far, not really had the backing, specifically of any large overseas nations. instead, it's just felt scrutiny and suspicion from the part of the us and its allies, largely because of china's very close relationship with russia. the problem for trying to perhaps is that while it might get the backing of brazil and other bricks nations with this piece proposal, it might be hard to sell to get countries outside of that bricks framework to come on board. but nevertheless, this could be a way for trying to advance its efforts to put it so food as a global mediator on the russia, ukraine conflict in a way that beijing says the west and particularly the u. s. and nate, so i've just simply not been able to self so far. so because he's an interesting developments on that front too. richard, thank you very much. indeed. that's what your temper talking to us from hong kong.

brazil's neighbor argentina is one of the world's highest rates of inflation. it's struggling to comply with the requirements of an international monetary fund loan. the i m. f, expects the economy to grow by only 0.2 percent this year. many argentinians are blaming the lender for the economic crisis. reasonable reports from want to service . oh, struggling with constant inflation has become a part of our mailing addresses daily life. oh, how me go. salary of the housemaid is barely enough to care for her 4 children. and pay for basic services that are like a pretty well, i'm all jack or it is so difficult. lately, we are not buying many things like beef or chicken that have become too expensive, but i don't lose hope that things will change. so we can all live better every month. ah, am i lives in a very poor neighbourhood? him what a site is. it is in areas like this where the impact of spiraling inflation is hitting the hardest. ah,

on the streets. many blame occurring government if i were at the, for a man this and the i m f. argentina probably would over a 100 percent information in the past year. and right thing with the international monetary fund didn't leave it on at that time in history. when enabled to resolve that problem, but if, if in the economy trade union leader will though he says the problem is that argentina is constantly trying to solve its problems in the same way. oh yeah, no, the government has died. and under the control of the i m f. and the plan for gina is only about increasing inflation and generating a recession at the expense of the poor. because it always goes back to implementing austerity measures, backed up in 2022, the government and b i. m f, signed an agreement. we negotiating the $44000000000.00 debt former pressing emily

. so mike lee acquired in 2018. it was a largest loan in the funds history. the new deal includes an economic program that argentina must comply with in order to receive disbursement every 3 months. the problem is that the covert pandemic, the war in ukraine and the waste route in years have further complicated economy, making it more difficult for argentina to meet its obligations. yes, so i will bernoulli when you look at the near agreements and you consider how the agreements have been in the past that has been much more flexible and with the war and the drought. all the agreements were reviewed and adapted to the economy. reality, the fund, today's not the problem, and it's not the salvation you need to fixture to problems in the economy. argentines are longing for economic stability. exchange rate controls, constant price changes and economic hardship, a having a huge impact on people's lives. but the crisis and the uncertainty over the

presidential election scheduled for october, are unlikely to bring the changes people here so desperately need. it is i will. i'll de cedar when a site is allowed, as it investigations uncovered a massive money laundering scheme involving gold smuggling in southern africa. under cover journalist from the investigative unit of expose the extent of the operation in zimbabwe, it implicates some of the nation's most powerful people, including the 1st lady alexander change reports out there is under cover, reporters. want to launch a $1200000000.00 of criminal funds by building a fictitious casino resort overlooking victoria falls. what we're going to do is hotel a single and vertical market. it goes out with that beth, one of the big thing. you can call them that pitching to ambassador you put angel

zimbabwe senior depth and the lease isn't in one of those been going hungry. now. angel says that president emerson monongahela owns the land for the proposed development in the town region 14. so if a lot of land that is on divide cost, you get, you get to say that, then it's easy to dispose of a just call i listed. let's put it this way, this put it this way. thank you. and then when i say that, ah, so becomes the dirty cash for the projects needs to be smuggled into zimbabwe undetected. the ambassador makes a call to the 1st lady, what i'm told, celia manna gaga. remember those people that one more kiss they would want to know

why we providing the blades will lead to play with them? father refers to the president of my daughter, blown and essex. and if you don't believe in am i present you and your meta. so i will send it to you, then you will discuss which lindsey uses these all their own. by, by the i w. about a day they discussed flying the cash ins as in bob white on the presidential plane, mom, the redoubtable running, whether it be sometimes you with that we, we spoke about. so i'm just going to present day notice or else, right. okay, we're gonna do that out me a little bit, but his major got other these that deductible as him with his pin. okay. a thank you so much, ms. anderson, let me will. my local available that you go over this. he says the plan will succeed because it has the president's approval. yes,

they do. what you want to do is happening here with you but angel, 1st lady, auxiliary and presidents. emerson, but on gaga, did not respond to our requests for comment. alexander james al jazeera, you can watch the final installment of the 4 part series and the odyssey the investigation gold mafia. have the king with you. on friday at 12, g m t still head on al jazeera ah irish ladies give a re endorsement, joe biden. as he continues a tour of his ancestral home and a powerful sight, only with record breaking wind speeds, makes landfall in australia. ah

hello, we got more very wet weather windy weather to pushing into western parts of europe . useful rain coming into spain. hilary of low pressure just making its way toward sea abreast peninsula. we'll see some wet weather answered windy with just squeezing its way through hair than wet whether to add some wintry weather into central parts, save it towards the balkans and then i will tools east inside of you. another area of light pressure bringing some rain and some snow at times into that eastern side of the continent. a little bit of snow to into scandinavia, those that wet weather across western past temperatures still struggling. 1011 celsius. therefore, london and paris, maybe 15 in bordeaux and a lot of wet weather there. some of that ranges scraping its way across the far north of spain or pushing little feathery switches. we go through sad, stay, brightest guys coming in for saturday and the sun get a little bit strength now. so we're looking at maybe $1415.00 celsius that london

and paris find a dry course, a good part of spain. although western parts of ireland republic of ireland pushing into motor on say some right later on in the day went by the veterans who were sensual parts. we'll see. we'll have you down post coming in today's isley, possibly wisant foundry showers. it's troy across northern parts of africa, showers, now gap and quite nicely across west africa, all the way through siri loud and liberia. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money laundering operation to comb. marsha is in the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit with it. right, i've described that in a 4 part series. al jazeera is investigative unit, goes on to cover a southern africa, pittsburgh. we can fill 90 percent of dylan. once it's falling, it's perfectly brandon. good part for on al jazeera al jazeera sets the stage

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booty rebels and the saudi led coalition. around 800 people are due to you release the 1st 2 hoodies as arrived in santa, where they're being reunited with their families. us agents have arrested a member of the air force national guard suspected of leaking classified documents last month, included assessments about the warden ukraine. the pentagon says the leak was a deliberate criminal act. brazil's president luther, nothing alluded to. silver has been given a state welcome vice china's leaders you hang in beijing, expected to find ways to further boost relations. the water ukraine is also likely to be on the agenda. more now, when our top story, the prisoners swap in yemen, the office of the un special envoy for yemen has issued a statement on the release of prisoners. hans kornberg says the release of the detainees comes at a time of hope for yemen. as a reminder, that constructive dialogue and mutual compromises are powerful tools that helped

achieve great outcomes from bug says that hundreds of yamini families will get to celebrate, eat with their loved ones, because the part is negotiated and reached an agreement. and that this spirit is reflected in ongoing efforts for a lasting political solution. for st. bahati is a who the analyst, and he thinks thousands more prisoners could soon be released. i think that the visit of the buzzard to santa has actually moved this but is not the exchange able those and i have to leave a message to. so dad a bit that they are ready for a full exchange of prisoners in both sides, which could be about $15000.00 prisoners in both in the hands of both parties. and that's why i think if, if, if this but isn't that can, you will go as it was bland. i believe that the after about done there will be more a deal will be struck to release all other business,

the visit of the so the bus that to which he has actually leave left and i, yesterday, they haven't actually struck in regarding the bees process because one big issue which actually the so the those who want a, they want to be as a mediator like the old man is they do want to be as a part of, for any deal agreement that the wife and i had refused to tell it because they said the biggest part of this war is this r o d in cell. that's why they, they will not find any agreement as mediator. they are not like the money out of the one who launched the war against the yemen, and it was declared by the so on because the many want to help. so you responsible for all compensation should be the should actually a saudi is responsible for that. i will withdraw all its forces including the night

out of invalid for them across yemen. and then after that, yemen, he can actually talk together and sit together and without any involvement of this, o d, or of the united be with the so the out. so can say like how about in the and they put him in the beginning of the war. they call it a civil war audio many crisis. and they, i didn't think they will accept ad to be part of any agreement as they're a big layer of fear of this war. i know they say at times and i, it will, it views bad to, to negotiate is so the as mediated. that's why i think if this o d will not accept at this said main a demand there, i didn't think that we will see any obese coming soon to yemen. delegates from 9 arab nations are meeting and saudi arabia to discuss the possibility of serious return to the arab league that was expelled in 2011 after

a government crackdown on a popular uprising, gulf countries, egypt, iraq and jordan had been invited to the regional meeting, a jetta on thursday said he has fought a minister visited the kingdom for the 1st time in more than a decade. damascus and maria are moving towards resuming flights and counselors services for the 1st time since the war began. abdul aziz al cautions of saudi foreign policy analyst and he's joining us now from rehab. thank you very much indeed for being with us just because saudi arabia is reaching some sort of understanding with syria. doesn't mean to say that everybody in the out of league is going to be happy without how confident could severe be that this might actually happen? well, 1st, it's good to be with the rub on. thank you very much for having me. i think you're right. you know, this idea that it will be seen sailing or smooth entry for syria back into the arab league. will be very much o wishful thinking. there is still a lot of water to be done under the bridge,

a lot of water to go under the bridge. and it's, it's still controversial. you know, a lot of people haven't forgot what a side has done. however, i think many in the arab world, especially the ruling elites, are looking really into the future. and they're looking at reintegrating, syria into the arab fold, in order for them to, you know, for their regional projects to continue. so while there's going to be turbulence in their re entry back to the arab league, i think in the long term there was going to be a, a reintegration somehow. why with saudi arabia, for example, feel that it was beneficial to the out of the to have syria returned to it? well, i think firstly, when we look at what the sally discourse is all about recently, you will hear a lot of vision 2030. it plays a very salient role or central role,

not discourse. and i think vision 2030 cannot be achieved. and i think this is what this algorithm saudi ruling elite kind of deduced is that these lofty ambitious plans for the region cannot happen unless there's a stable region and reducing this competition between regional actors, mainly iran, turkey, and others over spheres of influence such as syria and lebanon, so i think they're trying to create a more, a environmentally a investment, friendly environment for foreign direct investment. and that's really at the core, i think of what decide you willingly have besedia and there's a decision setting president bashar al assad is of course, facing accusations. war crimes are members of his government. if sevea becomes part

of the out of leave, i much difficulty could that create for the league itself. well, it's going to create a lot of difficulty, of course, but you know, it's, it's going to be a new avenue for at least discussing what, how they could overcome these challenges and what kind of re repercussions can i sat pay to enter back into the, the arab league, now, i don't suspect aside will enter into the arab league ah, free from any stress. i think there are going to be things and concessions that he has to make. and i think it's going to be a process of re integration. i do, i see this as a slow process of reintegrating, syria and inevitably be, i said we're here. but it's going to be conditioned and it's going to be something

that will be somewhat palatable for some you know, what a sad has done is something back can not be for gung, i would say and is going to be very difficult. but that's going to be part of the fabric of the arab league on we have iraq, for example, invaded kuwait for the region and somehow recuperates and rehabilitate itself. and i think with time this will be very, very beneficial. i would say time time time is will be a good healer of these things. really interesting to get your thoughts on this. abdul aziz al gusher and thank you very much indeed for being with us. my pleasure . thank you very much for having egypt. and so kiera said they're going to as soon re appoint ambassadors as they seek to men ties after years. attentions, egypt fallen. mr. summers shortly met his turkish counterpart. mother couch of

a solo in anchorage on thursday relations between the 2 countries. worse and in 2013, that's an egypt military lead by other fought our cc ost, a democratically elected president. mohammed morsey mossy was a member of the muslim brotherhood group, the to keir supported ukrainian president flooding. the zalinski says he's confident his country will soon become a member of the european union. ukraine was granted candidate status last year, but it has to meet some economic and political conditions. the process may take many years to prove that i held a meeting with government officials and members of parliament to discuss some of our steps towards the european union with legislative steps and implementation of the adopted changes. our country's goal is absolutely achievable at ukraine will be integrated with all the institutions and practices of the european union and will become a full member. we are fully prepared for the little hungary says is gonna quite the

russian controlled international investment bank based in budapest, blaming us sanctions. prime minister of victor had all been said, the penalties had ruined the banks operations. the u. s. impose sanctions and its officials on widens date, including on a hungarian or bon says, washington remains an important ally, but hungry holds a different view on the water ukraine. he said the u. s. has become the biggest supporter of the conflict. the u. s. president has addressed both houses of islands . parliament is the 4th american leader to do so, joe biden reflected in what he called the enduring strength of connections between ireland and the united states. all brennan reports from dublin day 2 of the u. s. presidents official visit, provided the diplomatic and political centerpiece to this whole trip. kennedy reagan, clinton and now applied, and just for us, presidents have addressed the joint houses of the irish parliament and for joe

biden, this most irish of american leaders, the occasion carried a deep personal significance people. while it's so good to be back in ireland. if you begin the poor attempted irish tom, i shall warrior i know one word. possibility. we believe anything is possible, reset our mind to it and we do it together. this is united states of america and iron. there's nothing beyond our capacity. if we do it together and we got to believe that we got to know that because that's a history of both our countries. well, joe biden has brought a heavy weight entourage to island including his secretary of state antony, blinking, and agriculture secretary, tom vilsack, economic lynx, the war and ukraine and ongoing difficulties with the peace process in northern ireland. all topics of substantive discussion in the president, bilateral with the irish liter leo, veronica,

we really do appreciate hear your leadership and your personal leadership both in terms of securing peace in ireland. but also in trying to protect democracy and liberty here in europe is not just a sentimental visit locking on behind the scenes. we don't have a very new and complex geopolitical picture. the follow up from the u. korean war is changing, trans atlantic relationships breaks it is changing transatlantic relationship, ireland stepping into a new position for these reasons. and that is something that will be discussed between our old united states and this visit even if we don't sit read publicly. the straw myers. oh, of course the symbolism is ever present in sounding the p spell with irish president, michael de higgins biden, literally giving his ringing endorsement to the 1998 good friday agreement, which brought an end to the 30 year sectarian conflict in northern ireland. the public and media reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. the only hesitant reaction came from mission of michael higgins enormous bernice mountain dog,

which seemed unsure whether approaching a us president might be a breach of protocol. it is with some pride and no exaggeration, that the irish government describes relations between dublin and washington as very, very warm and a relax looking. joe biden clearly feels he is among friends here. but thursdays agenda also serve to emphasize the serious issues and ongoing challenges that both countries share poll brennan, al jazeera doublet. yes, playmaker boeing's whole to the delivery of some 737 max jet speakers of problems with the suppliers work on the body of the aircraft. it says the supplier used at non standard manufacturing process. problems going to affect aircraft and production and in storage is another setback for boy is max planes were grounded for nearly 2 years after crashes and 208020. 19 the

head of the un mission and money has told the security council. it's peacekeeping operations are stretched thin attacks by on groups have increased. the military governments increasing the turning to russian mercenaries for support. nicholas' hoc reports prices of oil, rice and other food items have doubled in molly, but to make a tory shopkeeper in bama co blames, not her government for the economic crisis, but the un peacekeeping force known as minutia. she says the deteriorating security situation is disrupting supply chain. micah with us soldiers are not prepared to die for us. so we want them out of the country as soon as possible. the germans announced they would leave, but they are still here. we want them out. we want me know what i want. the german contingent announced an early departure after molly's military government hired mercenaries from russia's wagner group. despite the russian fighters, arm groups are gaining ground. they are currently laying seats to the eastern city

of minnock. those displaced want un troops to stay get there will, but i didn't have a long. we done one minute. it's meant to leave. they are the ones actually protecting the population. and those who have stayed behind in our village will never accept the un peacekeepers leaving the molly and authorities want them to go . then they need to provide us with the security on the head of the un mission has told al jazeera that operations are already overstretched. the level of violence against the reject these extremely high triggering huge displacements, so that could be replicated elsewhere, mighty and take a completely different sculpture fighter is based in molly, are launching attacks in the air. ricky fosset, i re coast scanner in togo. molly's neighbors, such as senegal, say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to isolate and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in molly opinion about the mission's future are divided with almost 5000000 people in

need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence. maryan say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car still had an audi 0 nearing eruption of volcano and columbia thrive these people in towns were memories of previous disasters. a still fresh ah ah

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years cycle and ella may landfall near port headland, a major hub for ireland or exports. people in several communities have been told to stay in doors. many living in the siphons path have been evacuated. racquel drain fall has triggered widespread flooding in the us state of florida. the national weather service described it as a one and a 1000 year events. fort lauderdale has declared a state of emergency authorities and columbia are monitoring the nevada louis orbit, cocaine, or because of fears it could erupt again. it erupted in 1985, creating the country's worst recorded natural disaster. at least 25000 people were killed. alexander rump, yet he spoke to some of the survivors school. professor francisco canyon with 15 years old. when the or option of the nevada there luis volcano hip, the town of meridian, 1985, and he's got massive hancock. morning. the memories of fleeing with his father as burning rocks hurled through the night and the roar of the lane. slade still haunt

him to this day and not the niagara. or even if i was very young, i had the impression that the earth could cave in it, or that something was arriving from the sky. what a car now that the volcano might be wrapped in again, he packed a backpack with a radio, a light documents and medicines to be ready to run again. my husband, but of course the people living in the shadows of the nevada. there we have been on high alert for 2 weeks already say the volcano might be days or weeks away from another major eruption. and no one knows where it will hit the hardest and let him use nelly who lived in a rural area close to the volcano. still gets emotional, remembering how she and her 3 children miraculously survived. or do you know me? of course, how could you please, how are they k that k for days i wouldn't go to bed thinking it would come back and i wouldn't be able to open my eyes again. i would think about my kids. it's very

hard to remember because i suffered so much linda, because it stays with you. and it's him. why would you re emerge relatively unscathed it another town at me? it was completely wiped away. killing 25000 people. a gigantic landslides traveled for more than 50 kilometers through the night, bearing a mirror in a matter of minutes and leaving its residence without a chance to survive. we, despite the past tragedy, outdoor it is, are struggling to convince many farmers in high risk areas to evacuate. and soldiers have been deployed to stop vehicles from having to the volcano geologist say they're worried by the fact that the activity inside the volcano is the closest it has been to the one that preceded the 1985 eruption, even if there are differences in milan. within different things, in 1985 to wilkin was closed, gases didn't have

a way out. today the system is more open. yet the seismic activity is similar, especially in the southwest of the oil kino at dangerous omen from a volcano that has already shown to be capable of explosive erap. sions and lance lights, the, swallow, everything in their path. allison that i'm pick the i'll just eat out of nato time with some sport. now we're going to start with what was a miserable knife from manchester united. the red devils were held to a late drop by severe and the euro per league quarter finals by midnight. it made a fly start to the 1st leg at old trafford. lovely passed from brewer fernandez into the feet of marcella sub id say the over the scoring was just 14 minutes into the night. the austrian came back just 7 minutes later to double their lead. but their joy was short lived too late, ogles, and the final 6 minutes leveled the batch at 22, this, these man united facing the bottle to secure a semi finals for the women's tennis to the w.

t. as in answers returned to china, ending a boycott instituted in late 2021. the 2 paused events in the country following concerns about the chinese stock ang sway. but others champion had accused a former top chinese government official of sexual assault and social media post 2 years ago. she later deleted the post and said it was a misunderstanding. the w t wanted a meeting with pang and an investigation that they've now accepted that that's not gonna happen. a w t is steve simon said. the stance that we took at the time was appropriate and we stand by that. but 16 months into this, we're convinced that our requests will not be met and to continue with the same strategy doesn't make any sense. our members believe it's time to resume the mission in china. world number one, no joker, which has been knocked out of the monte carlo masters in the 3rd ranch, a sarab was stunned in 3 sets by italy's lorenzo rossetti, jock of ej got off to a good start and took the 1st set, but they dropped to serve 8 times,

as he said he would back to seal the wind for 6756, or while ceiling is terrible. after flying like this honestly, but congrats to him, he, you know, he stayed dauphin important moments and that's it. so i can say good luck to him. i read more about you. i cannot say nothing you, i'm okay, i'm fine. congrats to him. we more next going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories. i'm roll burleson. stay with us . ah mm hm. and

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woman will be at the same theory that this guy every day in search of signs of rain . he has lost nearly all of his toys being crops is here due to clipping drought conditions affecting the south american nation. the drought is having an impact on across argentina. this is a field of corner. as you can see, it's try and it's already been lost. producers are telling us that because of the lack of ward, how do you know these different types of insects? they had never seen before. the extreme weather conditions have also cost sure. grass rain and water impacting the captain of many farmers in the area the yemen susie rebels in the saudi led coalition begin.