paul walker but as kuwait see to improve. the welfare of people we have undertaken measures to implement the twenty thirty sustainable development agenda. and these measures were a priority over various national plans and programs with the participation of all sectors of society. we established this. through a futuristic national vision for a new kuwait to be accomplished by twenty thirty five we see to transform kuwait into a region and a financial commercial cultural and institutional pioneer the state of kuwait has always shouldered its three general and international responsibilities to achieve development in all its anomic social and environmental perspectives and we made a long strides to implementing the initiatives of his highness the emir of the state of kuwait to promote international partnerships. such partnerships compliment the continuous history of weight in the developmental and humanitarian fields. in fact kuwait spared no one effort in offering development assistance to developing countries as well as least d

. >> earlier today president trump met with the emir of kuwait at the white house. during their meeting, the president discussed the brett kavanaugh hearing and bob woodward's book on his administration. this is 20 minutes. president trump: thank you very much, everybody. we have a special friend of mine, the emir of kuwait, we've had a long relationship, especially the last year and a half, things have worked out well between our countries. we practice large scale trade together, investment together and most importantly terrorism and the fight against terrorism and kuwait has been a great partner. and we especially respect the emir. he's snag really very special, he's very special in the re. highly respected by everybody. and we appreciate your friendship. thank you very much. >> thank you. speaking foreign language] >> thank you, mr. president. i am very happy to meet with you for the third time. almost 20 years. this does prove that the bilateral relation between kuwait and the united states of america and between us as it is a very good relation and remains to b

as he's widely known his first visit to kuwait since this crisis is an indication of that however some will be hopeful that maybe through these brief discussions that take place between the carbons and man and the emir of kuwait ships obama's obama maybe something positive will come out aside from this crisis has also tried to play a mediating role when it comes to the war in yemen they did try and host talks with the northeast a couple of years of all those failed but the emir of kuwait is widely respected as a mediator in the region he's known as the wise man of the gulf maybe he will try and use his influence and his respect to try and hold some sort of a resolution when it comes to a breakthrough rather when it comes to the war in yemen and obviously there is aside from the diplomatic crisis that. both these countries share an interest in there is economic ties between the two it is important to note however that saudi does or does view itself as the stronger bigger partner in this relationship they don't lose an opportunity to remind of kuwaitis that it was them who intervened dur

kuwait's involvement with. the security council's agenda was not constrained by any cultural ethnic political or geographical consideration even though its agenda is replete with middle eastern issues. through our non permanent membership in the security council we sought to go beyond the routine of participation in the work of the council. therefore. we aim to broader our horizons to elevate as the rule of international law with all its branches including respect for human rights building a better future for the world's population and don't really avoiding selective at the end by years in dealing with various issues such as. this trend. is based on the charter of the united nations and the diplomatic legacy of the state of kuwait. it gives preference to peaceful solutions and mediation efforts between the parties going to this reflects how we deal with the difficult issues and crises ravaging our world today. the human beings and their inherent try is to continue to be the pillars of our foreign policy. well y

has more from kuwait city. initially the crown prince's visit to kuwait was meant to start on saturday evening it was then post bond or sunday morning and then postponed again through the afternoon and finally he arrived late on sunday kuwaiti time now this is the first time the. man visits equates since his country together with the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain imposed a land air and sea blockade on his have been leading the efforts to mediate this crisis try and find a solution to what many view as an existential crisis for the g.c.c. the gulf corporation council the saudis have been reciprocated positively as far as many observers will point out the fact that this is b.s. as he's widely known his first visit to kuwait since this crisis is an indication of that however some will be hopeful that maybe through these brief discussions that take place between have been some man and the emir of kuwait ships obama's obama maybe something positive will come out aside from this crisis the court has also tri

saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman has left kuwait after two days of talks with the emir ahmed is understood the leaders discuss the ongoing gulf crisis kuwait a spate of mediation roles in saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain any gypped imposed a blockade on qatar last year qatar denies eric you say sions that it supports terrorism child has more from kuwait city. this is the first time that a man visits equates since his country together the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain imposed a land air and sea blockade on his have been leading the efforts to mediate this crisis try and find a solution to what many view as an existential crisis for the g.c.c. the gulf cooperation council the saudis have been reciprocated positively as far as many observers will point out the fact that this is b.s. as he's widely known his first visit to kuwait since this crisis is an indication of that however some will be hopeful that maybe through these brief discussions that take place between the carbons a man and the emir of kuwait ships obama's obama maybe something positive will come out a

though it could be worse we could live in kuwait where they take food deception to all whole other level supermarket in kuwait has been shut down after a fishy practice authorities say the market was guilty of putting google lay eyes on fish to make them look fresh. on so many levels. well mostly because they copied off of me and like not having any parents to really trust was obviously hard like i had to grow up so quickly and they were both so emotionally abusive and so i feel like when i get into relationships i end up being like really abusive to them because i don't like them on the defense i don't want them to explain to me i'm like honestly think they're listening i don't really feel like i can talk to anyone else and you're my best friend reporting from missouri. redacted so i. very i learned from the future in october. my body told me that you

well in kuwait the political spectrum in kuwait is to its advantage in that it is one of the few in the region that truly has some sort of poor lism in it so you have secularist party islamist party nationalist parties or individuals rather that are all present in the creative part of it which is the oldest in the g.c.c. and maybe that's something that the quality is point to in terms of trying to show that it doesn't have to be a zero sum game when there are differences between allies or neighbors politically speaking and actually things flourish better when there is that puritanism but bear in mind korea thousand or only played a mediator or tried to play mediator or in this specific crisis a source or tried to try and find a solution to the ongoing war in yemen by trying to host talks albeit unsuccessfully with the forty's a couple of years back in the beginning of this war so it's history is a mediating country or one that tries to whole you know play in the middle down the middle is one that it will point to particularly as its leader does have. a respected reputation in the region

kuwait is place i've known for a long time. i have many friends in kuwait.hey live in new york and washington, mostly. i've known them for a long time. very, very fine people. relationship and our bilateral relationship is, very, very powerful, very strong. and they view us as a place where they have done very well and they like to invest their money in the fights. so we like that. -- the united states. >> [inaudible] >> canada is meeting with us right now as we speak. we have to make a fair deal with canada. as you know they charged tariffs of 300% on dairy products which a lot of people never understood. they have walls up against us doing business in canada, yet they come in and do business with us and we can't let that happen. look, we have a very strong position and we are the one that people want to come in and take advantage of. they have been taking advantage of. i'm not blaming canada. i love canada. i love the people of canada but they have and other countries have been taking advantage of the united states for many years and this is a president th

saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salomon has arrived in kuwait for talks with a kuwaiti amir shaikh subba. the two leaders are expected to discuss the ongoing gulf crisis kuwait has played a mediation row since saudi arabia. and egypt imposed a blockade on qatar in twenty seventeen accusing it of supporting terrorism so how denies the accusations jamal child has more from kuwait city. initially the crown prince's visit to kuwait was meant to start on saturday evening it was then perspire own source sunday morning and then postponed again until the afternoon and finally he arrived late on sunday kuwaiti time now this is the first time the. man visits equates since his country together the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain imposed a land air and sea blockade on the quake his have been leading the efforts to mediate this crisis try and find a solution to what many view as an existential crisis for the g.c.c. the gulf cooperation council the saudis have been reciprocated positively as far as many observers will point out the fact that this is b.s. as he's widely known his fi

they haven't signed anything the what was in kuwait was about they have the political process and they had the security process the saudi that coalition want to start with the security process asking the movement to hunt their weapons and they said then we will start of a political process no one is crazy will hunt is his weapons before before the before starting. a coalition government between between all parties in yemen and what the saudi actually need in yemen they want i think three they want agreement. and we have seen what the saudis have done we would have said i guess that you an. expert report they refuse this report and they even say that we are not going to deal with the with with the with the u n x better to anymore so they just want a port or of peace. all called anything that is in favor of this over the lead led coalition war in yemen if the united states and the united kingdom actually has not supported this already i don't think they could have even started the war in yemen on is it really silly for someone to ask these which is yemeni to withdraw from cities why we h

said when they couldn't after kuwait bring back our delegate from sa they have offered them a piece of pie about the sign that the united nations does not take it as sponsibility voted that lives they don't take any responsibility for those safeguards so that if you sign this we can bring you back you know. this is the thank you very well you know joining us from we appreciate your time sir. and let's just show you the very latest from those discussions going on in tehran in the past two three we've seen mr one getting off a plane from ankara we've seen the russian president vladimir putin disembarking his aircraft from moscow the discussions with his son rouhani as they try to pick a way forward to a peaceful resolution there is of course a central conflict to this which is the government the administration in damascus wants to win the war it wants to be seen to be winning the war to win the war they've got to take it live they say it leap that will create another humanitarian disaster the borders with turkey stuffing was telling us earlier the border with turkey is closed but there i

kuwait condemns all weapons of mass destruction anywhere at anytime and by any party. the use of w.m.d.'s is a grave violation of international law. the establishment of peace, security, and stability in the world cannot be achieved in the resence of such weapons. we have recently witnessed the horrors of kim well weapon attacks undertaken by state and nonstate actors in syria. such attacks confirm that the threats of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction has not declined despite numerous treaties and resolutions criminalizing the use of such weapons. we are following with great possibility of future attacks using weapons of mass destruction whether in syria or lsewhere in the world. we emphasize the primary importance in the security council in -- thereby ensuring the implementation of relevant international resolutions, particularly security council resolution 1540 of 2004. mr. president, the kingdom of saudi arabia is facing unprecedented attacks from ballistic missiles launched by the militias toward its territories targeting civilian and religious sites. th

everything changed in the region when iraq invaded kuwait in one nine hundred ninety. the united states led a coalition of nations that retaliated against iraqi forces just two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as. arafat's rejected a military solution to iraq's invasion of kuwait this proved a costly decision before the. p.l.o. to. big for that support from that have got states. off to the void because of. the. support to saddam hussein that if that support disappeared they came all it's of that. void. very very cute and i think frank was also vulnerabilities. these c.d.'s then are more interested in discussing with them often they go for that beef. we of course have crops that elections for the united states of america. they lie there defend and made of secret all the contacts at the piano obviously and this she had some all over it said smith bass it's all know it can be a little bit of an american that yes. in the aftermath of the one nine hundred ninety one gulf war the united states and the

for two days of talks with the emir the two leaders are expected to discuss the ongoing gulf crisis kuwait has played a mediation role since the blockade against qatar began. nationalists are celebrating in macedonia after a referendum to change the country's name received a low turnout a severely as pro western government had urged the public to back the name change to republic of north macedonia as a way of resolving a decades old dispute with greece it's expected the vote won't reach the fifty percent threshold needed for it to be binding a tense five day standoff in the mediterranean sea has ended with fifty eight migrants being transferred from a rescue ship and handed over to authorities in malta a deal was struck on tuesday to relocate the migrants from malta to four other european countries. and gyptian court has handed down a suspended two year sentence to a female activist who's accused of spreading the fake news and using abusive language to criticize state institutions and forty was detained in may after posting a video online that criticize the government for failing to protec

instability in the region while saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sandman is expected to arrive in kuwait in a couple of hours he'll meet with. them and to discuss the ongoing gulf crisis cory's has played a mediation roles in saudi arabia the u.a.e. the train and egypt posed the blockade on gaza in two thousand and seventeen its inside story next stay with us. the united states pushes forward its ambitious project of a pan arab alliance against iran but there are deep divisions brought on by the gulf crisis so can washington's desire to rope in israel along with the arab states against a common enemy actually succeeding and what does it mean for president trump's middle east peace plan this is inside story. welcome to the program today with me peter w. washington has begun putting together a plan to forge and iran alliance with the arab countries now the us secretary of state mike pompei has met foreign ministers of the gulf cooperation council states and egypt and jordan they discuss the perceived threats posed by iran to peace and stability across the middle east however the g.c.c. is

in the midst of the events to middle east region is witnessing the state of kuwait remains committed to supporting all u.n. resolutions and welcomes the adoption of security council resolution twenty two thirty one of two thousand and fifteen. while the islamic republic of iraq iran rather continues to implementing the provisions of that resolution will your welcome and populist reports by the international atomic energy agency confirms iran's compliance with its nuclear nuclear related obligations we noted concerning the independent u.n. reports that indicate iran's continued to support and financing of militias and armed groups in arab countries that were not we're particularly concerned about iran's interference in yemen and as the resolution adopted by the league of arab states. on the eleventh of september two thousand and eighteen confirms yemeni territories have been transformed into a launching pad for iranian made a ballistic missiles targeting yemen's neighbors and threatening maritime navigation in the strait of bad element up and the red sea over women. which not only neg

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so it could be worse we could live in kuwait where they take food deception to all whole other level supermarket in kuwait has been shut down after a fishy practice authorities say the market was guilty of putting google lay eyes on fish to make them look crash. on so many levels. well mostly because they copied off of me and like not having any parents to really trust was obviously hard like i had to grow up so quickly and they were both so emotionally abusive so i feel like when i get into relationships and really abuse of them because i don't like on the defense i don't want them to explain to me i'm like honestly think they're listening i don't really feel like i can talk to anyone else and you're my best friend reporting from missouri. redacted tonight. very large from the future in october you'll read. idaho passes new law forbidding homeless from peeing or being a problem. and coming up tomorrow soon and sims three red shirt reporters in the heart of her attorney. will revisit drew wigs. public shock to find fox news host sean hannity has been grafted to president for nearly s

everything changed in the region when iraq invaded kuwait in one nine hundred ninety. the united states led a coalition of nations that retaliated against iraqi forces just two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait. these attacks continued as. arafat's rejected a military solution to iraq's invasion of kuwait this proved a costly decision before the. p.l.o. to. big for that support from that it got states. off to the void because of. the. support to saddam hussein that financial support disappeared they came all it's of that. void. very viki and i think frank was also vulnerabilities. these c.d.'s then are more interested in discussing with them off they go for that beef. we of course have copes with elections for the united states of america. they lie there defend and made no secret war we protect the piano or basically. all that it's meant bastes all know we're going to be a little bit over the medical evidence yes. in the aftermath of the nine hundred ninety one gulf war the united states and the soviet union co-hosted a p

here i would like to reiterate kuwait's principle position of nonproliferation, kuwait condemns the use of all weapons of mass destruction anywhere, at any time, and by any party. the use of weapons of mass destruction is a grave violation of international law, the establishment of peace and security and stability in the world can't be achieved in the presence of such weapons. we have recently witnessed the horrors of chemical weapon attacks undertaken by state and nonstate actors in syria. such attacks confirm the stress of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction has not declined. we are following with great concern the possibility of future attacks using weapons of mass destruction, whether in syria, or elsewhere in the world. we emphasize the primary importance of unity with the security council in responding to the danger by weapons of mass destruction, securing the implement of -- resolution 1540 of 2004. mr. president, the kingdom of saudi arabia is facing -- towards the territories targeting civilian and religious sites and -- targeting the kingdom of saudi arabia, in partic

he's been away for 20 years working in kuwait.way for five, ten years before they're able to come home. all they're really doing is sending home money. well, today was lindsey's debut, her 18th birthday. but one of the most important parts is dancing with dad. well dad on the way back from kuwait his flight was delayed numerous times. seeing as she wasn't having an after party, in her dress drove all the way down and met him at the airport so they could have this moment a daddy/daughter dance. >>> another special dance moment in this video. this is in indianapolis, you could see all the young ladies performing in the dance, moms and dads enjoying it. follow these two young ladies, they break off, they swing in front, but this is where it goes a little bit wrong. they fall to the ground, but it's okay. jp, he's right there to hope but then suddenly he's in the middle. this is where we see beverly being dragged out into the middle as well as jp joins in with all the young ladies. >> has he been watching the choreography? >> bella ac

. >> he's with amir of kuwait meeting this afternoon, weighing in on the woodward book. here is playback. check it out. >> president trump: thank you. appreciate it. >> president trump: i am. i'm happy with the kavanaugh hearing. i saw incredible answers to complex questions, he's outstanding intellect, an outstanding judge. he was born for the position. i heard as long as 10 years ago people were saying he should be a supreme court judge. i didn't know him at the time, i was hearing from friends from washington and other places saying that brett kavanaugh should be a supreme court judge some day and i'm honored that i gave him the chance. i've watched his remarks, i've watched his performance, his statements and honestly, they have been totally brilliant. i think the other side is grasping at straws and really the other side should embrace him, you're never going to find better in terms of talent or intellect than what have you in brett kavanaugh. [speaking at one time] >> president trump: oh, yeah, sure. the book, you mean the book? the book means nothing, it is a work

more than half the polulation of saudi arabia and kuwait aren't getting enough exercise.ate exercise. smitha mundasad, bbc health reporter, joins us from her gym in london. there is so much evidence now that exercise keeps our whole bodies healthy, so let's take heart disease, if you imagine the heart, it's a muscle like any other muscle in your body, so if you work out your heart, by getting a little bit breakfast making sure blood is pumping through your body and your heart is working harder at you're exercising that muscle and toning it up. that's keeping your heart healthy and helping to prevent things like heart disease, strokes, heart attacks. and does the who say how much exercise it things we all need to be doing, how much night time to need to put in the gym to be helping myself? they recommend that adults do about one to 50 minutes of moderate intensity activities, so that sort of fast—paced walking, once a week, or 75 minutes of intense physical activity, and that is something like running for example, they say you don't have to do it in a gym, but you can do i

and kuwait and so on letting them there no emergency ones out there really is there. yes there are there job as i'm saying that they are not supposed to decide on what to do they are a technical group not as the same are and market monitoring committee to look at the information that the technical analysts and technical group within opec and on opec have given them and look at it examine it consult with each others look at the supply demand balance in the world oil market their daily business people and then also for see what then the next five six months would be the performance of the global economy is going to be a boom bust recession which of course would affect the demand for oil and then to supply of oil from the united states and others that technical people have tried to estimate for the next few months and out of that they will see how much is the demand for opec as a whole and for opening not all big groups that are part of this joint operation which have limited their supply that is their job of course having done all this and discussed with each other cons

everything changed in the region when iraq invaded kuwait in one nine hundred ninety. the united states led a coalition of nations that retaliated against iraqi forces just two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait these attacks continue as. arafat's rejected a military solution to iraq's invasion of kuwait this proved a costly decision before the. p.l.o. to. big for that support from that have got states off to the void because of. the. support to saddam hussein that for those who support disappeared they came all it's of that. void. very very cute and i think frankly that was also vulnerabilities. these c.d.'s many more interested in discussing with them often they go for that beef. we of course have crops that elections for the united states of america. they lie there defend and made no secret over contacts with the piano or basically. all that it's been based it's all know it can be a little bit of a medical event yes. in the aftermath of the nine hundred ninety one gulf war the united states and the soviet union co-host

going to be an uphill task there were three months of negotiations back in twenty sixteen david in kuwait that arguably went no place is there anything new potentially on the table moving forward from today assuming the whose these turn up in geneva tomorrow across the weekend monday tuesday next week is there anything new on the table that they can use as a spark to to use your word riva fi this process. well that's very difficult to to answer but essentially this demand by the rebel delegation that the team that's being sent to geneva if they come to geneva should be allowed back to sana dates back to that failed negotiation in kuwait because that delegation were not allowed back into the yemen after they went through those failed peace peace talks so that is a pretty essential precondition for them among can understand why they don't want to be exiled and isolated outside d.m. and as a result of attending the consultation talks here in geneva but as for any new measures the vaccination program has been used before for the cholera epidemic that worked successfully there was a pause in f

and kuwait and so on letting them there no emergency ones out there really is death. yes there are there job as i'm saying that they are not supposed to decide on what to do they are a technical group has the same are and market monitoring committee to look at the information that the technical analysts and technical group within opec and none of it have given them and look at it examine it consult with each others look at the supply demand balance in the world oil market their daily business people and then also for see what the in the next five six months would be the performance of the global economy is going to be a boom bust recession which of course would affect the demand for oil and then to supply of oil from the united states and others that technical people have tried to estimate for the next few months and out of that they will see how much is the demand for opec as a whole and for opening not all big groups that are part of this joint operation which have limited their supply that is their job of course having done all this and discussed with each other co

extent a smaller quantity in a fairly advaita ballistic up a city in the united arab emirates and kuwait but one doesn't know that much and as in most home much it is a small their main keep there in that scenario would be saudi arabia which nominally has about two million everyone is talking about i want to mention this point that this if it comes to the crunch the southern area would like to would decide to increase it is not get anted that technically this is very cassidy can be brought on the stream quickly and on a stream and on without any problems to go up to meet on that asperity of soft law from next week or next month into the water market without problem there is a great possibility that it may not be actually to me don't bear a spirit is spare capacity available to put the the key on to what it on and off and i'd tell you if you allow me it one experience between one nine hundred eighty in one thousand seven hundred eighty saw that it be a did produce almost ten million barrels per day in those years and for the following ten years the nominal figure of everyone accepted in t

to withdraw or to draw down the patriot anti-missile patriot batteries in bahrain and kuwait so there's a real question about whether the u.s. military is involved i think it's much more of a political dynamic and one that president trump is pushing both to show that he is in control in the middle east before the november midterm elections here and as he goes into his two thousand and twenty reelection campaign that he has a firm anti iran pro israel strategy with these arab countries generically defying because he doesn't really care about any of them individually to give him a political a political push here in the united states and his domestic politics mustapha is there a risk as far as the leadership where you are is concerned and could it possibly be this if you try to codify the relationship between disparate countries diff disparate religions where they are with those countries led by reckless leaders quotes i'm using the word advisedly is there a risk here that you make reckless leaders more reckless more dangerous if you will all of them to be honest with you i doubt if any of

countries to i mean thinking kuwait in order to coordinate some of it so that was that was the first time we saw this was examining together the facility as a set of again a sigman on the as a grunt of the u.s. foreign policy but i don't think that or it's too early to see or to expect that the unite as there is going to intervene and put an end to the cut of the gulf you can defeat terrorism militarily i mean but the problem is that the idea continues and one on one i'm not an historian but many would tell you that terrorism thrives in areas that stifle discontent where you don't have vibrant democracies places like the yemen syria iraq and many places around the world do you think that this could further push many countries including iran to start reaching out to the region or players to agree about political settlements that can enjoy and what democracy can thrive. yes i mean it's true that of political instability the leads to the rise of terrorism but also when there is a power vacuum for example like what happened in iraq after the two thousand and three invasion leads to the t

cold if to certain criteria questionable images either mohamed been cemented struggling to mold to kuwait is there any diplomatic push which is on the way. do you think if they just completely frozen. nation. when he was about the gulf crisis as i just mentioned it's still a stalemate there is no movement yet we hope that this meeting today we would have a portion of these and not just a few but still out of here thank you. sheikh you're here. did you meet. and. no one is accepting this respect so. we are we are open for for everyone and we see them and other ok just as well and other platforms that protest together and this is nothing to do on on a personal level we have a political dispute over the better and we have to discuss it and i civilized man i made this point of view very clear front of everybody and we expect from them if they have. another. point of view they have to date and in the same manner so there is no any interaction or confrontation which. which made you might think a lot but you know no problem. we see. us. normally we believe in the closed door diplomacy is more th

everything changed in the region when iraq invaded kuwait in one nine hundred ninety. the united states led a coalition of nations that retaliated against iraqi forces just two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait these attacks continue as. arafat's rejected a military solution to iraq's invasion of kuwait this proved a costly decision before the. p.l.o. to. big for that support from that i've got states. off to the void because of. the. support to saddam hussein that financial support disappeared they came all it's of that. void very viki and i think frank was also vulnerabilities. these c.d.'s then are more interested in discussing with them off they go for that beef. we of course have crops but elections for the united states of america. they lie there defend and made no secret war we protect the piano obviously. all that it's meant base it's all know we're going to be a little bit over the medical evidence yes. in the aftermath of the nine hundred ninety one gulf war the united states and the soviet union co-hosted a pe

saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sultan al is expected to arrive in kuwait in a couple of hours he'll meet with the amir chefs of. the two leaders are expected to discuss the ongoing gulf crisis has played a mediation roles in saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt imposed a blockade on carter in two thousand and seventeen cousteau of supporting terrorism denies the accusations. gulf crisis has led to exchanges at the un general assembly meanwhile between qatar and the countries imposing that blockade the u.a.e. is foreign minister again accused of supporting terrorism but carter's representative blamed the u.a.e. for creating instability in the region. is that the u.n. in new york. there have been heated exchanges between qatar and its neighbors saudi arabia the united arab emirates and about how they accused qatar of sponsoring extremism and destabilizing the region accusations strongly dismissed by qatar which said that the emirates is and the saudis are the last one to preach about peace and stability referring to the past track record of saudi arabia and the united arab e

med over the next couple days notice the temperatures just forwarding back a touch for baghdad and kuwait as we go on through monday and further south we will see a similar trend down across in places the highs here in doha around forty degrees for a sunday as we go on into monday a similar value perhaps fading a little more sticky a little more humid so that's something to watch out for we make our way into the new week but while a fair amount of cloud easing across southern parts of south africa so we will see some live longer spells of right useful right i would suggest fifteen celsius there for cape town it will sweep through as we go on through monday and by this stage it's fine and dry but also fine and dry across central africa the tropical seeing the usual clutch of storms rolling in off the thing i've been hot is pushing the way into the gulf of guinea big downpours extend all the way across west africa senegal seeing some of the showers along with sierra leone and liberia. as europe's public opinion shifted slavery's abolition allowed every human exploitation took on new homes a

sauna at the end of these consultations of course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas. in the news ahead a black vs white issue in south africa will find out why these workers have gone on strike. tough times tough measures the plight of the peso in argentina is driving many to despair. and sports is all here at the end with cricket captain had said about the retirement of his country's highest ever school. hello there we've got lots of violent thunderstorms around the black sea at the moment the satellite picture is showing the cloud here that's gradually drifting its way eastwards and it has given us a lot of thunder and lightning a lot of hail and some very heavy downpours as well and most of it has actually been over the sea thankfully but it's working its way eastwards and for the northern parts of turkey and up through parts of georgia it's going to be very very wet at times on friday to the south of all of that they're fine and dry and just pretty hot as you'd expect so forty one at leas

and it still remarkably hot in iraq kuwait you may not be surprised by this but you mum is a prize forthe level of the temperature there's nothing in the sky to stop it so you end up with some of the shooting up to nearly fifty mark that we had fifty in basra a couple days ago but forty eight forty nine is a regular occurrence now of course if he exists only here it's about five degrees cooler in baghdad and near the coast in kuwait city but it's still the hot zone clearly it's cooler higher ground in iran and back towards the coast lebanon israel for example thirty's nothing much else to changes on shore breeze which is pleasant enough to decide there isn't going to significant breeze blowing size so it's humid around the gulf states which is where it should be ignored less so in september admitted lee but with still there so i was got the southwest breeze so it's still cloudy and drizzly here which is consistent was time the year from the look on the satellite picture significant rain running through south africa the study has been some all of it welker of course both western and eas

how i once again the relentless heat continues across the good parts of iraq into kuwait either side of that temperatures not faring too badly across much of the middle east chiles of one or two showers just around the caspian sea but essentially it does look largely fine and dry thirty celsius there embarrassed there's a heat for baghdad forty two degrees forty four for kuwait city could be even a touch warm as we go on into friday little further east kharaj it thirty one celsius pakistan looking good over the next as i didn't get to work across the arabian peninsula high saving of around forty one celsius on thursday just a gentle breeze coming through not too bad thirty nine degrees as we go on through friday just a hint of that he would as he come further south little bit of cloud there just hugging southern parts of amman so the areas of yemen to into the gulf of aden there a bit of cloud just hugging the far south of south africa but here it's looking set fair well so dry weather coming through fourteen celsius in cape town little on the chilly side here sixteen therefore in th