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on january twenty ninth detailing the evidence collected by human rights watch and amnesty international if saddam refuses to comply. al-jazeera london. activists in sudan say at least two more protesters have been killed in anti-government demonstrations there have been rallies across several cities including the capital today calling for the resignation of president bashir the government says twenty nine people have been killed in the unrest that began last month but rights groups that the death toll is much higher. has more from. protests took place in several parts of khartoum today out of seventy locations that were programmed by the organizers at least ten have been confirmed to us so protesters came out in the streets varda than ever before in the cups of coffee to a month or so we have reports of protests taking place in at least three major cities in the interior these include port sudan but then he got out of an important development or so is that a larger than ever before we have reports of protests in smaller villages in the in the far flung parts of the country so by far we can say th

on january twenty ninth detailing the evidence collected by human rights watch and amnesty international if saddam refuses to comply charlie rangel al-jazeera london. and while in developments here the chief executive of abbas has warned it could move its u.k. operations out of the country if there is a no deal departure from the e.u. tom enders says brights it is threatening to destroy a century of development in the u.k. which has been a global leader in aviation. these don't listen to the brakes it is madness which asserts that because we have huge plants year we will not move and we will always be here they are wrong of course it is not possible to pick up and move our large u.k. factories to other parts of the world immediately however aerospace is a long term business and we could be forced to redirect future investments in the event of a no deal breaks it and make no mistakes there are plenty of countries over who would love to build the wings for airbus aircraft now u.n. chief antonio the terrorist has warned the world is losing the race against climate change and the world economic forum

bashir to stand down a threatening to undermine celebrations affair is blaming saddam's economic problems on years of international sanctions most of which have ended. but how to think that we shall enter into a new era where unity is reinforced and harmony is maintained in the whole country all with the aim to face the challenges and threats hovering above our head and here i renew the call to be honorable sudanese people in and outside of sudan to come together and stand united to parade on the good and not the evil we will join hands to denounce violence steer away from wars to engage in dialogue is the only means to resolve differences people in the yemeni port city of her data say shelling is still going on despite a un backed truce who the family says agreed to hand over control of the data to a local coast guard to be overseen by the un as part of a leason deal but the government backed by a saudi amorality coalition says hasn't happened. has obtained a video showing saudi agents taking what suspected to be the remains of jamal khashoggi to the house of the saudi consul general in istanbul the washington po

recent protests against rising fuel food and fuel prices to sherry's blaming saddam's economic problems on years of international sanctions most of which have landed him open if following events in concert. today is the thirteenth day of protests people once again marched out into the streets protesting president dominant issues twenty nine year rule there once again called for him to step down and hand over the government to an interim government until elections are held but the president has seemed very defiant over the past few days and he still seemed defiant today yesterday he met with the chief of police and he told them to use less force of the protesters amnesty international says thirty seven people have been killed at least and dozens and dozens have been injured and even more have been arrested but in today's protests police once again used tear gas and live ammunition now the president also addressed the nation on the eve of the country's sixty third anniversary independence anniversary and he said he wants to pave the way for negotiations with the people who are protesting. about how to give me that

international no fly zone. despite iraq's defeat and the terrible sanctions that were decimating his people saddam remained in power . in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he drove out u.n. inspectors sent to disarm him saddam was a dangerous man dangerous first to his own citizens and dangerous to the rest of the world. joe wilson knows iraq well in one thousand nine hundred ninety one in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a third rate dictator. just over one hundred days after the attacks of nine eleven still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard powell publishes what is essentially a declaration of war. the same day franks visits bush at his ranch in texas in front of journalists the two men speak of the. successes against the taliban in afghanistan where taliban gone the country secure the country stable we will destroy the al qaeda terrorist network inside afghanistan it will take as long as it takes thank you all. but in private bush confirms to franks th

and the fact that saddam used chemical weapons against iran were then the entire international community was looking away as created this sense of paranoia in iran being able to have its own conventional defense mechanisms and iran not trusting and the international community to look after. this devastating conflict lands to eighty years and cost the lives of nearly five hundred thousand on the iranian side alone. a traumatic experience for the population the fight against the iraqi army allowed the islamic republic to bolster its legitimacy. today the streets of tehran are still replete with memorials to the martyrs who died on the front all those years ago. this war against iraq also comprised a sort of geostrategic matrix the notion of never again has been dominant ever since. never again victims of chemical weapons never again the sight of enemy aircraft in the skies over tehran and never again the slightest patch of territory trampled on by a foreign army. i think in the iranian mind said moving or pushing away the threats from the iranian borders has been a constant and it's very a

saddam. but right my friends you know the prime role all other records the press and the international relations. while you were reading the piece people really thrust a room here to reveal certain. impressions on how china. i think. grooving religion and the part of. all right. i guess that or thank you very much for your interview thank you for your invaluable insides on this issue. we're going to wait and see what happens and hopefully both sides will hammer out a deal that is acceptable for the two countries who are talking to dr. besser and former negotiator in the curio islands talks discussing whether moscow on talk radio can reach a compromise in the decades long dispute that's it for this so the. next. thank you. and the instant media darling and certainly a fresh face the newly minted congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez is rattling some democratic establishment cagers she calls herself a democratic socialist and she has some big plans is the democratic party and america ready to take a seat. we settle for the best couple of years from sea dragon to get these islands off them but the

international no fly zone. despite iraq's defeat and the terrible sanctions that were decimating his people saddam remained in power . in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he drove out u.n. inspectors sent to disarm him saddam was a dangerous man dangerous first to his own citizens and dangerous to the rest of the world. joe wilson knows iraq well in one thousand nine hundred ninety one in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a third rate dictator. just over one hundred days after the attacks of nine eleven still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard powell publishes what is essentially a declaration of war. the same day franks visits bush at his ranch in texas in front of journalists the two men speak of the successes against the taliban in afghanistan where taliban got the country secure the country stable we will destroy the the arcade. terrorist network inside afghanistan it will take as long as it takes thank you off. but in private bush confirms to franks t

saddam. but right my friends you know the current war on at a rate it's the place of the international relations. but if we're reading the history people cross the room here to reveal certain. interest on the home side and. i think. grooving religion in the heart of. all right. i guess that or thank you very much for your interview thank you for your valuable insights on this issue. we're going to wait and see what happens and hopefully both sides will hammer out a deal that is acceptable for the two countries who are talking to a doctor. on bassett or and former negotiator in the curio island sachs discussing whether moscow on talk radio can reach a compromise in a decades long dispute that's it for this edition of so if you next. thank you. to stand out in this business you need to be the first woman top of the story or the person with the loudest voice or the biggest. to stand losing you just the right questions. the right answer. question. we settled for the best couple of years something back and said that these islands a prospect but the reality is there may still be a sharon and his cabin

international no fly zone. despite iraq's defeat and the terrible sanctions that were decimating his people saddam remained in power . in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he drove u.n. inspectors sent to disarm him saddam was a dangerous man dangerous first to his own citizens and dangerous to the rest of the world. joe wilson knows iraq well in one thousand nine hundred ninety one in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in. he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a third rate dictator. just over one hundred days after the attacks of nine eleven still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard perle. publishes what is essentially a declaration of war. the same day franks visits bush at his ranch in texas in front of journalists the two men speak of the successes against the taliban in afghanistan where taliban got the country secure the country stable we will destroy the al qaeda terrorist network inside afghanistan it will take as long as it takes thank you all. but in private bush confirms to franks the ord

you know out on the international criminal car as larry you know arrest warrant one for you know scott has done it and anybody who's following that thing the current affairs of saddam will be well up to date with all of that information i'm really concerned about what's happening right now let me bring in here here at tell me the seventh was when we first started talking about these protests on the stream i'm looking back here at the episode sadam protests what change will antigovernment protests bring i remember he saying that these particular protests they go away for a little bit they bubble up again they go away that bubble up again what's been happening. well it's been very much the same they do go for a day or two but let's be very honest compared to when it started there would be a day a two three day pause and now it's almost every single day especially after the seventeenth of january when people protested in buri and police and security forces responded using tear gas and live ammunition killing two people at the time but then yesterday one of them also passed away one of the people who were injured by the security forces people have been gathering to pay

their actions in front of the international community weapons inspectors return to iraq but have yet to find a way to. washington applies an indisputable launching a saddam hussein indicates that he has weapons of mass destruction that he is violating united nations resolutions then we will know that saddam hussein again deceive the world if he said he doesn't have any and i think that we will find out whether or not saddam hussein is saying some of the. we believe will be verifiably false. fronts wages one last diplomatic battle. on february the fourteenth at the un dominic to fill pan states the french position these are still a force. you know even again and on march seventh director general of the international atomic energy agency mohamed el baradei denounces bush's claims about the yellowcake from africa based on analysis and has concluded. with the concurrence of outside experts that means documents which formed the basis for the reports of recent you donate the iranian transaction between iraq and the shares are in fact not authentic. we have therefore conclude that the least specific allegations are unfounded. well we know it's a forgery now and

violation of international law that arsenal is aimed squarely at our ally israel when bashar assad unleashed terror upon ordinary syrians and barrel bomb civilians with serin gas a true echo of saddam hussein's gassing of the kurdish people we condemned his actions but in our hesitation to wield power we did nothing our eagerness to address only muslims and not nations ignored the rich diversity of the middle east and frayed old bonds that undermined the concept of the nation state the building block of international stability and our desire for peace at any cost let us to strike a deal with iran our common enemy so today what did we learn from all of this we learn that what america retreats chaos often follows when we neglect our friends resentment builds and when we partner with our enemies they advance the good news the good news is this the age of self-inflicted american shame is over and so are the policies that produce so much needless suffering now comes the real new beginning in just twenty four months actually less than two years the united states under president has reasserted its traditional role as a force for good in this region we have learned from our mistakes we've

international law. that arsenal is aimed squarely at our ally, israel. when bashar assad unleashed terror upon ordinary syrians and barrel bombed civilians with sarin gas, a true echo of saddam hussein's gassing of the kurdish people, we condemned his actions but in our hesitation to wield power, we did nothing. our eagerness to address only muslims and not nations ignored the rich diversity of the middle east and frayed old bonds. it undermined the concept of the nation state. the building block of international stability. and our desire for peace at any cost led us to strike a deal with iran, our common enemy. so, today, what did we learn from all of this? we learned that when america retreats, chaos often follows. when we aneglect our friends, e resentment grows. when we partner with our enemy, they advance. the good news, the good news is this. the age of self-inflict the american shame is over, and so are the policies that produce so much needless suffering. now comes the real new beginning. in just 24 months, actually less than 2 years, the united states under president trump has reasserted itself traditional role as a force for good in this region. we've learned from

saddam funny and general ahmed. the saudis say justice will be delivered but it'll be in their own way. that's way seems is through having secret court hearings that are closed to the media and international human rights groups where the accused on to name him to death penalties are sought seemingly arbitrarily it is one of the reasons why the turkish government sees the culprits should face trial in istanbul and valves they will be tried in absentia even if saudi arabia refuses to hand them over all of them one issue instead of a subdued yanni according to turkish war because saudi arabia has not cooperated the suspect can be tried in absentia but without issuing a final verdict it turkey can also defer the case to the united nations or other international bodies amnesty international is one of the groups calling on turkey to request an international independent inquiry into murder members of the human rights group held a vigil outside the consulate on thursday to mark one hundred days since his killing obviously the murder took place here in istanbul so it's right and it's important that the text that is keep up there calls for an independent u.n. investigation but really the in stash c

saddam's intelligence and security chief on his day when hundreds of protesters detained during adjutant rallies last month. and after more than twenty years documenting displacement and violence in the city of hebron an international observer mission comes to an end. we've got some really stormy weather now pushing into western parts of europe and see this latest weather system rolling in across the press potential western parts of frauds at the parallel pressure that would also affect a good part all of the shells over the next twenty four hours will see that's going to bring a fair bit of windy weather wintry weather and snow that snow will pile it's way down across the low countries as we go on into wednesday some heavy rain coming back in behind the west front added to the iberian peninsula some every right to just around the age the attic pushing across into the balkans are looking well the wet and windy for good part of greece athens at around fourteen degrees celsius further north this is we want seasonally warm moscow getting up to around freezing on wednesday to get above freezing for cheese day some wet windy weather continuing the. the central there was not so bad a little fluttering of snow for some to

in front must be the latest on saddam's broad protests which are threatening the president's hmong time with more not saying this. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across parts of north western russia we have seen some very heavy snow i want to show you some video that has come out of moscow they have actually seen the greatest amount of snow that they have seen in seventy years and it actually brought some white out conditions to the city along with the winds across the area of course they do to bring it to a standstill but it did cause some problems in the area and unfortunately over the next several days we do expect to see more snow coming into play not as heavy as what we have seen but still causing a problem to what was already on the ground there so from moscow your high temperature here on monday minus three degrees and as we go towards tuesday we expect to get maybe up to about minus one over here towards the west we are watching well weather system just to the west of france that is going to bring some very windy and wet weather there down towards the south though a little bit of a break from all of the acti

thousand you know out on the international criminal car as larry you know arrest warrant one for you know scott has done it and anybody who's following that the current affairs of saddam will be well up to date with all of that information i'm really concerned about what's happening right now let me bring in here he can be the seventh was when we first started talking about these protests and the stream i'm looking back here at the episode sadam protests what change will antigovernment protests bring i remember he saying that these particular protests they go away for a little bit they bubble up again they go away that bubble up again what's been happening. well it's been very much the same they do go for a day or two but let's be very honest compared to when it started there would be a day a two three day pause and now it's almost every single day especially after the seventeenth of january when people protested in buri and police and security forces responded using tear gas and live ammunition killing two people at the time but then yesterday one of them also passed away one of the people who were injured by the security forces people have been gathering to pay thei

international community watching looking at the regulator of the go ahead of the vote and but had levy been a genuinely impartial observer since he was a known supporter of the referendum us of saddam. and it's different what one of the lot. of push you can do that you can do two things is two different things and if so what exactly in the same time you can you can be very long time supporter or you could this cause you can't think in the depth of your hearts that you like your hike is a loss of fiction and that killed this nation is the real what you think that i thought that. after that. it is very important day when the vote cops it is very important to check the vote is a good law that nobody is feeling the the boxer's as it happens in so many countries coming up turkey iran and the united states all put pressure on but is there any and the k r g not to go ahead with the referendum but in the geopolitics of the middle east israel emerged as an unexpected supporter i think that is id people itself is very population. felt sympathy for the sukkah of the schools wired number one because they recognize something of the old this teeny indeed this you know girls. the world's largest

saddam funny and general ahmed. the saudis say justice will be delivered but it'll be in their own way. that's way seems is through having secret court hearings that are closed to the media and international human rights groups where the accused on to name him to death penalties are sought seemingly arbitrarily it is one of the reasons why the turkish government sees the culprits should face trial in istanbul and valves they will be tried in absentia even if saudi arabia refuses to hand them over all of them one issue instead of a subdued yani according to turkish war because saudi arabia has not cooperated the suspect can be tried in absentia but without issuing a final verdict turkey can also defer the case to the united nations or other international bodies amnesty international is one of the groups calling on turkey to request an international independent inquiry into murder members of the human rights group held a vigil outside the consulate on thursday to mark one hundred days since his killing obviously the murder took place here in istanbul so it's right and it's important that the turks that is keep up their call for an independent u.n. investigation but really the international

saddam funny and general ahmed. the saudis say justice will be delivered but it'll be in their own way. that's we seems this through having secret court hearings that are closed to the media and international human rights groups where the accused on to name him to death penalties are sought seemingly arbitrarily it is one of the reasons why the turkish government sees the culprits should face trial in istanbul and valves they will be tried in absentia even if saudi arabia refuses to hand them over all of them one issue instead of a subdued yanni according to turkish war because saudi arabia is not cooperating the suspect can be tried in absentia but without issuing a final verdict turkey can also defer the case to the united nations or other international bodies amnesty international is one of the groups calling on turkey to request an international independent inquiry into murder members of the human rights group hold a vigil outside the consulate on thursday to mark one hundred days since his killing obviously the murder took place here in istanbul so it's right and it's important that the turks that is keep up their call for an independent u.n. investigation but really the international

saddam of funny and general ahmed. the saudis say justice will be delivered but it'll be in their own way. that's way seems is through having secret court hearings that are closed to the media and international human rights groups where the accused aren't to name him to death penalties are sought seemingly arbitrarily it is one of the reasons why the turkish government sees the culprits should face trial in istanbul and valves they will be tried in absentia even if saudi arabia refuses to hand them over all of them one issue instead of a subdued yanni according to turkish war because saudi arabia is not cooperating the suspect can be tried in absentia but without issuing a final verdict turkey can also defer the case to the united nations or other international bodies amnesty international is one of the groups calling on turkey to request an international independent inquiry into murder members of the human rights group held a vigil outside the consulate on thursday to mark one hundred days since his killing obviously the murder took place here in istanbul so it's right and it's important that the turks that is keep up their call for an independent u.n. investigation but really the in stash

saddam. his critics accuse him of mismanaging because ignoring corruption and causing the world's second highest inflation rate to use for bread are common the price of fuel tripled recently bashir who means wanted by the internationalcriminal court for war crimes has said he's aiming to be reelected next. protest is determined to prevent doubt with the strongest challenge yet to this leadership bianca gupta on tuesday. a palestinian protester has been shot dead by israeli forces in gaza hundreds of people have been rallying the other border fence between gaza and israel because asters have been out every friday since march last year demanding palestinians be given the right to return to their ancestral lands israeli forces have killed more than two hundred people at least eighteen thousand have been injured since protests began china says it's highly concerned about the detention of a businessman in poland a polish national and the chinese manager at the tech giants who are being accused of spying u.s. intelligence agencies accuse the company of being linked to the chinese government and that its technologies could be used for espionage. now thousands of government garment workers. are protesting for a fifth day th

investigations into his conduct we will be live from capitol hill and blaming international sanctions for political and economic turmoil saddam's president of navy says he is involved to stand firm despite defections of its coalition and continued protests calling for his removal but can all mile the shia turnaround of the economy hit by rising prices and food shortages and pass on one hundred sponsor netflix pulling an episode of his comedy show inside a very busy take a look at five a censorship in other countries you can live tweet me outside of in the house tag they say take. it with the news good live on and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com saudi arabia says the eleven suspects in the middle of genitals jamal khashoggi have faced court for the first time the state prosecutor's office has said in a statement that they seeking the death penalty for five of them bought no names have been released and it's not known of seld felony and with syria two recently dismissed senior officials linked to mohamed bin salon are among those charged which has more now on riyadh's handling of casualti