but at the very top foreign govern is the united arab emirates. they guy more. they are a authoritarian regime and complicit in war chromosome. and fund the r.s.f. who were tkhreurg genocide so we see them donating millions of dollars every year it the top foreign policy think tanks in the u.s. we also see or they are taren regimes look saudi arabia and third highest fortune government was qatar weisner authoritarian regime in the middle east the human rights issues and qatar and u.a.e. have been cut meddling the u.s. process and can tar is giving mechanicals of dollars it think thanks in the u.s. so it is important it know that and have a clear vision of the cards on the table when they are looking at analysis in think tanks. host: the unless from your report valuable at quincy inst.org united arab emirate nearly $17 million. united kingdom $15.5. qatar $9 million, canada 8.6 million, germany 8.5 million. how were you able to track this money and how easy was it come up with these numbers? guest: it feels painfully hard. think tanks are not required to disclose

joe wilson is live at the emirates for us. a hugely significant evening for both sides. sides. i think so, i don't know, both sides. i think so, i don't know. is _ both sides. i think so, i don't know. is it — both sides. i think so, i don't know, is itjust _ both sides. i think so, i don't know, is itjust me? - both sides. i think so, i don't know, is itjust me? did - both sides. i think so, i don't| know, is itjust me? did those managers sound flat in those press conference clips, perhaps at the time of year and the sheer number of games that the concentrate on, arsenal, the next 15 games, the local go leak fa cups, premier league, premier league, champions league, premier league, champions league, and in amongst all that they cannot lose sight of this competition, which is intriguing about this semifinal in particular, you have two managers who are both made positive impressions on their clubs, to close with a strong history, ambition, but they need something tangible to show for all that, in other words a trophy. arsenal can look back on the fa cups they won under mi

emir nader in jerusalem, thank. between the two sides? emir nader injerusalem, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. welcome back. the bbc has found that workers in chinese factories making clothes for the fast fashion giant shain are labouring for more than 75 hours a week in contravention of the country's labour laws. these working hours are not unusual in the southern city of guang joe but the findings will add to a growing list of questions about working conditions in factories. our china correspondence laura bicker has more. few stop to eat during the breakfast rush. for those who work in this warren of more than 5,000 clothes firms, the factory clock dictates their day. at a nearbyjob market, workers check the stitching they'd be expected to do. they get paid per piece, so their skill and speed determine how much they make. translation: it depends how difficult the item is. _ something simple, like a t—shirt is i to 2 yuan per piece, and i can make around a dozen in an hour. we earn so little — how is that enough? the cost of living is now

they stun arsenal at the emirates with isak again on the score sheet. a new era begins — former rivals andy murray and novak djokovic take to the australian open, with murray in his new role as coach. and we'll hear from great britain's victorious four—man bobsleigh team following their world cup win at the weekend. hello there and welcome along to the programme. and it appears that newcastle have arsenal's number this season. they've beaten them in the league this season and now have the advantage going into the second leg of the carabao cup semi—final. eddie howe's side came away with a solid 2—0 win at the emirates, in a frustrating match for the gunners. alexander isak made the most of his opportunity to put the away side ahead in the first half. that's 8 games in a row, he's scored, in all competitions. anthony gordon capitalised on some good build—up work with a tap in for the second. arsenal failed to convert their chances, gabriel martinelli and kai havertz going close — but they couldn't find the breakthrough. arsenal now with a job on their ha

but as darkness descended on the emirates, the game took on a new lease of life. starting to take shape under amorim and captain bruno fernandes is their undoubted diamond. commentator: one chance, one coalfor commentator: one chance, one goal for the _ commentator: one chance, one goal for the united _ commentator: one chance, one goal for the united captain! - if fernandes was the united hero, his compatriot, diogo dalot, soon turned villain. he took a real risk, he is on a yellow— he took a real risk, he is on a yellow card _ he took a real risk, he is on a yellow card already, - he took a real risk, he is on a yellow card already, and - he took a real risk, he is on a yellow card already, and that| yellow card already, and that will now _ yellow card already, and that will now become _ yellow card already, and that will now become red. - with the man advantage, arsenal started to turn the screw and 11 minutes after going behind they drew themselves level. gabriel what the arsenal goal! pegged back and a player light, manchester united then suffered yet another

they stun arsenal at the emirates with isak again on the score sheet.djokovic take to the australian open, with murray in his new role as coach. and we'll hear from great britain's victorious four—man bobsleigh team following their world cup win at the weekend. hello there and welcome along to the programme. and it appears that newcastle have arsenal's number this season. they've beaten them in the league this season and now have the advantage going into the second leg of the carabao cup semi—final. eddie howe's side came away with a solid 2—0 win at the emirates, in a frustrating match for the gunners. alexander isak made the most of his opportunity to put the away side ahead in the first half.

you mentioned the united arab emirates there for a 2nd. and they have been accused of back in the r as, as how crucial is external support to sustaining the conflict as well. the most i've ever, it's is one of the biggest factors of the, our associates, probably the biggest back a by far as it needs on forces to invest. he has a whole different group of countries and sort of supporting it from iran to russia, to egypt. the saudi arabians guitar and tacky and but they are assess, relies almost entirely on the u. e and some small support from russian permanency group, the voc wagner group. and so if the light's ever m as were moved to stop supposing the reset this with hampstead, the ours, that's the ability to keep prosecuting this will. i don't think that b u e will be as moved to stop supporting our assess stinky. because the united states has designated the are as, as a set of actions. as a genocide, we have seen that actually no international actor is moved by the suffering also needs to provide humanitarian does also supply the atrocit

kind of gets also traveling to the united arab emirates and jordan to establish and strength and ties. stephanie decker isn't though helpful and diplomatic efforts to gather funds to rebuild syria. the syrian delegation made up of the interim foreign minister, the defense minister, and also the general intelligence chief, spent around 5 hours meeting with top atari officials, india, mary, do. on that is the official office of the amir in cost are discussing, ready to main issues. the idea of legitimacy, international relations, being recognized by many countries that still deem hyattsville will show a terrorist organization and also reconstruction. billions of dollars are needed to get serious back on its feet. we heard from the officials just as a rough up their meetings here. this is what they have to say though, just like normal cove. and i mean, that's how we explained our concerns regarding the challenges we are facing when it comes to economic sanctions imposed the law people on a shock. it is a real hindrance that will not allow the development for the syrian people. and then w

this book i wanted to it out so the emirates didn't say you can never do this. they said, you know, don't do it for four years. let's see if we can make some progress. look, there was there is privately the all these countries understand who are the palestinians and the danger they present to the region hamas. everybody's you know, all the all the all the moderate nations at war with hamas or the muslim brotherhood or whatever iteration there is. everyone knows them mahmoud abbas is a crook. he's corrupt. he he he takes money, gives it to his friends and deprives i mean, there's nobody in the palestinian world who looks at mahmoud abbas and says, you know, we hope you get a state and you rule us. it's not it's not what people want. so it's a lot of a lot of it is is stagecraft, how to put this together in a way in which there's face saving. and, you know, people can stand up and and feel good about the outcome from all perspectives. but again, i can't emphasize this enough like we wouldn't even begin to start about this with the the arabs until we knew that this

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so what role does the united arab emirates apply? you know this. so, as we establish elliot, you know, in an adverb 2024 of the united arab emirates, as the most responsible actor a in is, you know, in, in the accomplishments with ad, right. they uh, they continue to support the support for us is our numerous reporting, these from credible sources establishing that with it refutable evidence that the united advisors supporting dollars have. and i think that's part of the reason why they put the produce in effort doing it to and for focus primarily on for an access, particularly on the way. and therefore uh, you know, that you a, is the most responsible actor in this, uh, this uh, conflict. and it must be held to account. and i think this is also another reason why this determination is so significant in a sense that it's uh, you know, yeah, signals, you know, in the states such as the way for what they do more testing by the health of all one and back sense of the human rights with us from come paula today. thank you very much for that analysis. th

i'm the united arab emirates, 1st international flights of land that at syria's main airport in damascus. since you have been so long time ruled by shot aside. 2 flights from damascus international and for the deposit for the united arab emirates in the morning. and the 1st incoming fibers from could talk to the united states. we have one of the most important and statements and consumer technology conventions has begun in las vegas. is she a, c e s? is all about a i power gadgets that is not just for the tech geeks. the annual show provides the rest of us with a glimpse of what could soon be trending and consumer electronics. a device to pass it to your place lipstick without holding it in your hand. headphones. the don't play music but clean your e is what you can watch the process on your phone. for a small companion. that helps you fall asleep more easily with breathing exercises . these are just a few examples of an over to of products present to the this is c e s. in las vegas . there's lots to discover the, all the useful, the funny and the practical one smaller exhibits as presen

the 1st was saudi arabia last week, there now headed to the united arab emirates and jordan, all in an effort to rebuild ties around regionally, internationally gets that legitimacy and also billions of dollars needed to reconstruct the many cities the infrastructure of the health system. so many things that have been devastated by over a decade of war, stephanie decor, ultra 0, don't people in syria confronting the destructive legacy of more than 13 years of civil war. so a sali neighborhood in damascus once that thriving sub, now lives in ruins. people who wants lives a will forced to leave it, will the buildings have been reduced to rubble or so set out reports when the capital of damascus once a bustling hub on the oscars of serious capital, damascus, the city neighborhood has been reduced to rubble by the routine forces displace residents heavy bonds from returning to their homes. but the default of the south region last month, some of them began to return on to to see what the left is now under called an icicle all the in 1st time. and they were forced to leave in 2012 just as th

they cannot just negotiate agreements with is way buying that will agreements like the united arab emirates to it, and model crowded and behind it and the advert him a ports hold of the hands of the posting, it's this will not be able to, to be repeated be saw on october 7th. what would be the result that the students have to gain their sovereignty? so it all depends on saudi arabia of this, because this would be like the big price from an is really perspective to get a normalization with saudi arabia. this is on trump agenda, definitely for his to him to come. so the question is, will sylvia arrived yet insist on the existence off a summer for the city and state before agreeing to normalization with is what and, and the question on the short term obviously is who is ready to engage in the control of the gaza strip for example, united arab emirates, and egypt that has been talked about putting some soldiers or even troops on the ground to control who is and go going from southern go together to tune up and go to control the check points there. i would say that any error in bozeman would ins

the 1st was saudi arabia last week, there now headed to the united arab emirates and jordan, all in an effort to rebuild ties around regionally, internationally gets that legitimacy and also billions of dollars needed to reconstruct the many cities the infrastructure of the health system. so many things that have been devastated by over a decade of war. stephanie decor, i'll just 0, don't. of every 23 fighters in the democratic republic of congo taking control of a key town in the east. the ons group captured my cc from the congress. these only is the latest town to be seized by the fights has been advancing steadily in the region for months. the r c a cheese is rolando backing the if the claimant kick off the rejects you and it says nearly a 1000000 people fled the homes. last year because of the conflicts in the eastern democratic republic of congo, the fighting between government forces and the m 23 intensified the on group imaged more than a decade ago. and it's one of more than 100 groups operating in the d o. c. it's primarily based in north tv province. that's rich in resources.

and that is where costs are, comes in potentially saudi arabia, the united arab emirates. so all those kinds of projects would be on the table also, of course, politically, very sensitive. still these ministration in damascus. hyattsville show a group that is considered still a terrorist organization by the united nations, united states and other countries. and there was still a lot of caution before recognizing them. so this is also something that the officials here you mentioned during the foreign minister, also the interim defense minister and the intelligence chief are here meeting with the guitar, is that all these things will be being discussed before they head on to the sharp. i'm routes and then jordan as part of this 2nd phase in their international tour. yes, indeed, stuff that is follows a flurry of diplomacy that the new administration has been conducting in recent days. yes, they are very keen to get recognized. so you had the french and the germans in damascus. and again, you know, exercising portion of because of the complexities of syria because of the comp

president biden spoke earlier today to the emir of qatar.ar, of course, the main mediators throughout these long, protracted, painful, indirect negotiations between israel and hamas. the president was also due to speak to the president of egypt today. yesterday, he spoke to prime minister netanyahu and on the ground in doha, qatar, where these negotiations have been going on, the emir met earlier with brett mcgurk, who is president biden's top adviser on the middle east, but also with steve witkoff, who is president elect trump's incoming middle east envoy. and officials say it was very important for both the current administration and the incoming administration to be represented in that meeting. it is a signifier that the united states is committed to this ceasefire deal. these negotiations, even amid the change of administration. now, secretary of state antony blinken sat down with our own andrea mitchell earlier today. and i want you to take a listen to a little bit of what he had to say. >> andrea, we are closer than we've ever been. th

i spoke to the emir of qatar today. i look forward to speaking with president sisi soon.we're pressing hard to close this. the deal we have a structure would free the hostages, halt the fighting, provide security to israel and allow us to significantly surge humanitarian assistance to the palestinians who have suffered terribly in this war that hamas started. they've been through hell. so many innocent people have been killed. so many communities have been destroyed. the palestinian people deserve peace and the right to determine their own futures. israel deserves peace and real security. and the hostages and their families deserve to be reunited. and so we're working urgently to close this deal. and as we deal with media challenges, in my view, we have to look to the future. i urge the next administration to carry forward two issues that have been central to my presidency, and which shaped the future of my view on artificial intelligence. we are in the lead, and we must stay in the lead. we must not. offshore artificial intelligence, as he once did with computer chips an

and that is where costs are, comes in potentially saudi arabia, the united arab emirates. so all those kinds of projects would be on the table. meanwhile, in syria, the scale of destruction from years of conflict as being assessed as the country looks to rebuild. new pictures of devastated areas of the captive, damascus, show and tie and neighborhoods raised to the ground. all the sali seeing here was once a thriving, saw the now reduced to deserted ruins. that is why the full size of killed at least $88.00 people across the gaza in a single day. the is ready on the says it struck more than a 100 how most positions off to the group. 5 rootkits to words is ready, tertiary, on size, say con eunice, and the south of the strip rescue is retrieved a body and pulled a number of wounded people from the rubble of a family higher. the civil defense agency says it's just one of a number of sites hit in overnight strikes. rates of also hit the center of the strip. these are the latest pictures out of our own. is there a refugee camp with palestinians all searching for survivors off t

they stun arsenal at the emirates with isak again on the scoresheet.andy murray and novak djokovic take to the australian open, with murray in his new role as coach. and we'll hear from great britain's victorious four—man bobsleigh team following their world cup win at the weekend. hello there and welcome along to the programme. and it appears that newcastle have arsenal's number this season.

go to saudi arabia, 9 percent due to jordan. others go to cats are united arab emirates, egypt, lab and on, and other gulf states like during the, for my kids. there was kind of slight misstatements like, you know, it's, you know, given enough food or sometimes in time, even with given food. but then i, i didn't, i didn't see as much much suited me statements like they are the ones who are beaten me. according to the canyon eat organization hockey, africa in 2020 a low. there were more than 51 complaints of abuse from canyon domestic workers based in gulf country. most of these women had funding their jobs via tech talk. and once that according to the u. n. women and children, especially at risk when it comes to motive slavery. this often happens to force marriages, for example, social media can sometimes also help those affect it to defend themselves. deborah, on the and ciocca became an active as of the experiencing abuse. now she is helping people escape exploited this employee is even though it was her in danger. deborah indian ciocca is calling out the abusers of canyon domestic wo

a furtherfour games to come tomorrow — the biggest of which, the north london derby at the emirates.of facing tottenham — another injury setback for arsenal. it's been confirmed that gabrieljesus will need an operation on his left knee after sustaining an acl injury during their fa cup defeat against manchester united. today mikel arteta spoke out about the online abuse kai havertz and his wife have faced after he missed a penalty in sunday's shoot—out: it's incredible, and we really have to do something about it because accepting that and hiding this i think has terrible consequences. it's something that we really have to eradicate from the game because it's so simple and so dependent on the result of an action, and there is no other industry like this. on december 27 at home, we won 1—0 and kai havertz scored a goal and the whole stadium sang the waka waka song. ?that was 20 days ago. where is the perspective? we are all responsible, and all means you guys everybody is responsible for the narrative, everyone is responsible for how we talk. and we cannot look somewhere else. that's

last 16 of the champions league, with a comfortable 3—0 win over croatian side dinamo zagreb at emiratesmartin odegaard with their third. and holders real madrid hammered red bull salzburg 5—1 to put their early season poorform behind them — kylian mbappe on the scoresheet for them with two goals each from rodrygo and vinciuer. in the other results, a huge win for feyenoord, beating bayern munich 3—0. celtic are into the playoffs after their win. and victories for both milan clubs, both sides in the top eight going into the final round of matches. undoubtedly, though, the game of the evening at the parc des princes. manchester city now with a job on their hands to stay in the competition. we had the last chance at home and we will do everything there. inaudible do not deserve it, so tough games with the game against inter, especially in feyenoord, to put in that position but notjust about that, we can qualify but we have to after that, you have to recall players and do it better so a simple as that. they will have to accept it and sport is like that. borussia dortmund have parted ways wi