but does have a point abbas perhaps has had too much an advantage of a boeing. well i see that at the beginning of each lilife everest been if you took from brown shade. the thing to rememember is that the slouch ad is actually reimbursed by airbusus. the more successful in their plans are. the more money they get give back to the treasury is all the c countries. that a are responsiblele for thr long shade. and to be does any fair. we should not. forgetet that boeoeing benefefits. a lot. from the research h and dedevelopmentt. off the pentagon baby seats are locked from the orders of the pentagon. and t to give a v very intermediate example. five years ago abbas walden major contracact for shooting reshooting aircrafts. that finally w went to buying it either a prettyy unfair fashion so. you know. the. from there but if you live in a glass house. you should not throw stones boeing has been throwing a lot of stones. a vevery interesting way to put it and from whahat you saying jump w ws what it'ss n not as straightht forwrward as donald trump wououd like to tetel

apply terrorists $7.5 billion of european experts in retaliation for illegal eu subsidies paid to abbas. president trump landed as a big win. —— airbus. 25% tariffs on goods ranging from wine, olives and cheese to whiskey and knitted sweaters. also tariffs on european aircraft. doctor says it will

the wto ruled in a similar case against blowing in favor abbas. leading brussels awaiting a decision next year over how much. it will guess and penalties to respond to washington. moving on some days of the business headlines now one hundred of the uk's most successful business women have launched an initiative to close the gender gap. under the hashtag me too hey they hope to give female workers relevant information to obtain salaries. those of their male counterparts. does the bus david lewis has unexpectedly announced he'll step down early declaring his job done he is widely credited with saving britain's largest retailer from collapse disclosures of climbed 40% in five years and his leadership. former employees of thomas cook been protesting in front of the british parliament accusing the government of abandoning them they're calling to be paid their full wages. and for a thorough investigation into the collapse of the travel firm. repatriation efforts continue meanwhile the forty fourth flight scheduled on wednesday to bring home british holi

abbas said the move will lead to a lose lose trade war and has published a video showing an employee in the us. another worry for the global economy already dealing with all that from the us china trade well. —— trade war. let's stay with trade tensions, because they are likely to be hot topic at the world economic forum in delhi which gets under way today. business leaders and policy makers are gathering in the indian capital for the two day summit — among them us commerce secretary wilbur ross. his boss president trump has been a vocal critic of india for levying "tremendously high" duties on us products. let's get more on this story. suranjana tewari is there. that's right, trade is likely to be very high on the agenda at the world economic forum here in delhi, and how south asia can impact global trade tensions, the theme this year is innovating for south asia and how they can have an effect on the global economy but on top of everyone's mind is those trade tensions, not only the us china trade tensions but india is also having a small spat the us ever trade. earlier this year th

experience 2 explosions 20 minutes apart caused gets to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurism the finger pointing from to herat has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's imran khan is due to arrive into iran for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh into iran to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this attack i

destroyed in the past 50 years and the destruction continues so god who blames current prison president abbas on our own. satisfaction for the dismiss he is allowed for it destroyed before asked now because of the international pressure his saying that is for a 2nd. just not the true. along with his wife lilia sebastiaan sagar who continues to use his art to draw attention to the exploitation of both people and the planet and he's managed to maintain his kindly composure refusing to allow himself to be co-opted for other people's political agendas i brought an activist i'm not a member of political party. i think my life inside the waves of the story in my pictures a little. offer this moment so that they need this is just my way off like. sebastiano gado is the 1st photographer to receive the peace prize of the german trait it's a tribute to his ability to say so much without words. indeed but nona full of vitamins that's why i on practically every morning and so does stefan eventually that's because the dutch graphic design a 1st spends time decorating the banana skin he downloaded the inst

apply terrorists $7.5 billion of european experts in retaliation for illegal eu subsidies paid to abbasident trump landed as a big win. —— airbus. 25% tariffs on goods ranging from wine, olives and cheese to whiskey and knitted sweaters. also tariffs on european aircraft. doctor says it will inflict serious harm on us airlines. airbus has said it will lead to a trade war. another worry for the global economy already dealing with fallout from the us — china trade war. it will not help the mood with investors anxious. it could push the global economy into recession. the nikkei is down 1.7% and australia 296. i am not really sure whether recession is imminent but all of a sudden you have news events and as far as data been taken on board from the market ‘s perception and it is they, are we in a good space or a space? so many moving parts with trade was and the us going to open up trade was and the us going to open up and take tariffs and introduce ta riffs up and take tariffs and introduce tariffs to europe as well. these factors will play to make it a tough six months ahead. are we likely

has flames engulfed the streets abbas alona for another night's council on independence had once again turned into a political wild child. our correspondent helena humphries in barcelona and sent us this report of events there. he's funny funny because this morning's. night there was a serious loss of time by now most of our friends being trotted simcox me out on the street far exceeds that i was right i was moved to the number of mosque racists if we now see the times accounts we need one contradicting sunny sky news to be the 1st one to see if you can see right wanderings honestly in someone's mind even to a huge and not peaceful protests concert in mississippi at the 2 nights. now catalonia is ex president carlos but a man who fled to belgium after the failed 2017 independence bid turned himself into police there on friday after spain reactivated its arrest warrant for him a judge released him without bail setting a court date for the end of october that's when belgian authorities will decide whether to comply with the arrest warrant and extradite him to spain they declined to do so

act of all right violence here and all are calling to go back a few hours when the interior minister abbas a whole far held a press conference let's play a clip now from that press conference he says we'll go live from yesterday's brutal crime has shamed a whole country into a constitutional. without history it would be should do something like this must not happen in germany. unfortunately we must look the truth in the face. and the truth is and has been for a long time. the threat level from anti semitism. from right wing extremism and from 5 right terrorism in germany is very high. you see the whole ok so cross some very clear and also sober words there from the interior minister earlier tell us more about what was said at that press conference . the absolutely i found his comments to be very stark and very honest he really did spell out what he sees as a major growing problem here in germany he puts as one of the central threats to germany he said far right violence is on par essentially with islamic violence here in the country and they hope also promising sue invests spending more mo

we're following for you british lawmakers have approved an amendment to delay a vote on prime minister abbas johnson's fix it tail the move withholds their approval on the deal until legislation to implemented as pasta johnson has vowed to push ahead with plans to leave the e.u. by the end of this month. as this day having us live from the land on a campus will be up with you next hour for all the team here thanks so much watching. earth the home for saving global india's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global india's being one series of global 3000 on d w and online. unity and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 central valley was that formed the foundation of this country how have these values developed in the 1st floor germany come hard is it to live by and defend the principles of unity justice and freedom in our everyday lives. our. serious starts october 21st on t w. this week on world story. driven jews fear forced relocation in bangladesh. th

. >> mark, you t santa abba winds, it's a recipe for building wildfires. >> we were talking about the wind event. moving south and toward been dealing with the extreme winds with the strong santa ana winds making it critical to our south. showing you a few of the fires across the state, some of the smoke has drifted into the bay area from the sierra. there's a fire outside yosemite. in southern california with the offshore winds and the fires flaring up. red flag place until 6:00 tomorrow. tonight and into backing off. we're not expecting extreme winds. there's the layout as you can see. the current observations we had temperatures in the 60s to lower 70s. it's 11:00 at night and the humidity from 5 to 7%. very dry and the wind, there's a breeze around 12 to 16 miles an hour. the strongest winds have moved out of southern california. we'll continue to keep an eye on this portion of the state. >>> now to the pg&e outages in the northern part of the state. 98% of homes and businesses that lost power have it restored. there's fewer than 13,000 pg&e customers in the dark. that's below thu

, the us canal "back some of the financial loss that incurred in the french aeroplane manufacturer abbastion subsidies. the world trade organisation has allowed washington to impose tariffs on a record $7.5 billion on your pen explodes and as importers paid more to get those goods into the us, prices could go up goods into the us, prices could go up by goods into the us, prices could go up by 25%. eu officials tried to convince the us to think again and previous settlement but this because i got previous settlement but this because igotan previous settlement but this because i got an answer. the watch this space, the us is found to be illegally subsidising its playmaker boeing and black with bass tariffs on goods sold in europe from next year. let‘s go to asia now, and the trade war with the us is continuing to take its toll on china‘s economy. growth in the three months to september slowed more than expected to 6% — its weakest in more than 27 years. the bbc‘s asia business correspondent, karishma vaswani, is looking at this for us. slow down, to many countries of the growth of 6% would

for a general election on december 12th hoping to end the deadlock over break that prime minister abbas johnson apparently leads a minority government and wants to secure a majority in parliament it will be the 1st december election in almost a century. thousands of protesters have been back on the streets of chile's capital this by the government reshuffle in the den the unrest demonstrators threw rocks at police vehicles the protests began several weeks ago over a hike in metro fares but have since turned into a wider unrest over in the quality in the country. reviving a weak economy will be one of the 1st big tasks for argentina's new president. he has to deal with debts and currency problems there is a bow reports from one as i was on how ordinary argentinians are feeling the pinch . it's late afternoon in megara a poor neighborhood in one of. my appeal is trying to prevent the rain from destroying the place she lives in with her children. she has 11 of them and these days feeding them has become a major challenge. growing back on the street i'm not ashamed i sometimes work in a sou

explosions 20 minutes apart causing its oil tanks to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurism the finger pointing from to herat has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's imran khan is due to arrive into iran for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh and to iran to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this attack

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the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has pledged to hold new parliamentary elections he says all factions will be part of the vote including his party's long time rivals hamas it will be the 1st time polls have been held there since 2006 no date has yet been announced. israeli foreign minister israel katz has confirmed that he for mating non-aggression paths with gulf states as relations with some have warmed against a common foe namely iran katz posted on twitter revealing his efforts that would normalize economic ties and institutionalize cooperation despite a lack of movement on the palestinian israeli conflict katz said that this this effort backed by the u.s. is quote historic and will put an end to the conflict to make possible civilian corporation until.

explosions 20 minutes apart causing it's all tends to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurism the finger pointing from to herat has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's imran khan is due to arrive into iran for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh and to iran to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this attack

explosions 20 minutes apart causing its oil tanks to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurous the fingerpointing from to herat has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's imran khan is due to arrive into iran for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh and to iran to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this attack

the experience 2 explosions 20 minutes apart cause to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurism the finger pointing from to herat has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's imran khan is due to arrive for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this attack iran is likely to hav

fears of a prolonged political impasse but i'll just 0 to this now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold a new parliamentary elections he made the pledge after meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would no to be include all palestinian factions including longtime rivals from us it would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 no date has yet been announced and israeli foreign minister israel katz has confirmed that he's promoting a so-called non-aggression pact with gulf states israeli relations with some arab countries have improved in recent years katz posted on twitter revealing his efforts to normalize economic ties despite a lack of movement on the palestinian israeli conflict katz says the effort backed by the us is historic and was aimed at eventually forging peace agreements between the countries he said he presented the idea to arab foreign ministers at the un general assembly meeting in new york 2 weeks ago the philippine government has announced an outbreak of polio with 2 confirmed cases it follows outbreaks of dengue fever and m

external event some sort of external attack that targeted these vessels foreign ministry spokesman abbas moussavi also saying over the past few months some other destructive actions were taken against iran in tankers in the red sea and investigations are under way he also said that any sort of fallout 'd that comes from this including the pollution from oil that is leaking from the vessel that will be on the shoulders of the perpetrators that as you say he blamed for dangerous adventurism in this region now what we can tell you with regards to the vessel we're hearing reports from trenker tanker tracking sites that say it is limping along on its way returning to iranian territory we're expecting it to dock at a large rock an island that is in the iranian side of gulf waters and we're also hearing from.

explosions 20 minutes apart causing it's oil tanks to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurism the finger pointing from to herat has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's imran khan is due to arrive into iran for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh drawn to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this attack iran

>>fighting back tears making abbas held the last pictures of her brother and his family ship they here in january the family of 5 was returning home from the holidays when a truck slammed into their car that driver had a blood alcohol level nearly 4 times the legal limit drunk driving. we will stop it. no family should have to go through this florida republican senator rick scott says the driver should have never been able to get behind the wheel in the first police drunk driving is the number one cause of death on america's roadways. >>yes, are 100% preventable scott in new mexico democrat tom udall introduced the riot act to jumpstart research for devices that can determine a driver's blood alcohol level by simply touching the steering wheel or pressing the engine start button. >>the bill would create a million pilot program for the national highway traffic safety administration end automakers to develop and implement the new technology by 2024. so that's about a 4 year window for this lifesaving technology to be on the road. >>in every new car and truck former in its administrators

explosions 20 minutes apart causing its oil tanks to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurism the finger pointing from to herat has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's in iran khan is due to arrive in teheran for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh and to iran to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this att

also coming up in the programme abbas khan lose again, this time in a friendly against brazil. george so excited? he is very cute, isn't he, prince george? evening, lots coming up on sportsday — a close look at all today's football in a moment, but we'll start injapan where england have made it through to the rugby world cup quarterfinals with a game to spare. they scored six tries against argentina, 39—10 the final score in tokyo. the puma's played most of the game with 1a men after a dangerous tackle on the captain 0wen farrell who was lucky to avoid concussion. 0ur sports correspodnent andy swiss was at the match. # swing low, sweet chariot. confident, just a little, but surely this would be england's toughest test? argentina is always one of sport's spicies rivalries and the pumas were playing for world cup survival, so even thouthonny may's try edged england into an early lead, it was tense. in a split second, everything changed. tomas lavanini with a sickening challenge on 0wen farrell, who was thankfully unhurt. but it was high, dangerous and a red card. from that moment

supporters of proves president have been gathering in a place for in 9 new cabinet members president abbas and this caught up to solve the country's congress this week is the latest move in a year long campaign that he says corruption at all nobles of government but opponents say the president has a step his executive powers. will break you and i'll just say when he comes back mending relations as president visit south africa we talked to a spate of xenophobic violence in the country. because the french guiana in south america as dive teams the predator explore beyond the reach where no one has ever been before. hello there mostly care across much of the middle east want to bits and pieces of cloud in the last few hours and you can see most of it streaming further towards the east now as we head through friday we could just see want to shout actually pushing east winds out of afghanistan kabul could see some showers and then as we had on into saturday that is when we see more rain farther to the sound so this time through the southern sections of iran and towards southern pakistan so again

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people used to say that brexitcast was a bit like abba, i think that's wrong, we need to change that.t, it sounds quite good? it's slick, isn't it? like the ongoing uncertainty about brexit, it causes me no end of anxiety and has done for a long time, and then i realise that making a disco album would be cheaper than therapy. so what comes after backstop?” would be cheaper than therapy. so what comes after backstop? i can feel the stress floating away as i listen. can you imagine anyone, one of the public figures in the public process, dancing along to this?” can imagine angela merkel, at home in front of the telly! one more, here we go. it fades in. winne david davis djing this, don't we? it would be so great for us if you gave us another press. david davis on the decks, that would be super. we're going to do a brexitcast music mix on bbc it sounds, so we're looking for songs to put on the list. to which of these should we choose?” to put on the list. to which of these should we choose? i don't think it should be my decision.” say backstop, but perhaps we should have a vote. you know

explain to you how closely she is affiliated with the euro bar and this is he's trying to get closer to abba shola and the way he's going to do it is her language have a look at the. sure if i want to say hello in her language carol you can't no no carol pretty sure that's what i said. now how do you think of. a double double double double you know i speak mandarin i did not know that we are going to see the end tomorrow i saw a lot of i think now i want chinese for lunch i get this is important how do you say i'm sorry you're an uncle for should spend time with me but i really enjoyed myself and i'd like to do it might be no we. don't if you know but i'm open to the should. like to see legacy. but i say. yeah i love hearing you speak your where your eyes impeccable oh you're better than mine and every time he has seen where you have to speak you're want to make sure that i'm always there watching because it's so. oh and his you are but his name is bio and in europe it's just. the thing about. sirius is that the little the little gems so if you're watching and you know nigerians you want to

so that's prime minister abbas johnson talking just a short while ago and joining me now is brussels beer she's max hoffman and in london by a shot of pots welcome to you bush out of if we start with you we just heard from prime minister johnson who says he saw the biggest sticking point in this process the north island border question what is this plan. exactly let's just remind of us this proposal is supposed to replace the back of the backstop the most controversial issue in that withdrawal agreement with the european union that backstop an insurance policy to prevent a hot border between northern ireland and ireland and boris johnson's plan basically is to take northern ireland out of the customs union but leave it in a single market according to this plan he says that there would be no immediate checks at the border and that the northern irish assembly would vote on the issue every 4 years so this is his plan and now he has some convincing to do and he will go as we are hearing to the european capitals to convince european leaders of this plan and he says now the ball is in the

i spoke to abbas kadhim, senior fellow & director of the iraq initiative at the atlantic council, whowas fearful that the protests might escalate into more violence. well, every time you see massive protests, you have to be fearful for the country. they are seeing a lot of turmoil as your reports mentioned. it comes at the hills of several episodes in the recent history from isis and before. so yes, as long as people are in the streets in mass and with such an unprepared security force to handle such protests, i am very fearful any blood of iraqis is going to be precious and will be sadly lost. remind us what the protestors demands are. protesters demands are. the protesters are more interested in really expecting of their government what the government should do, the basics. work better on the economy, give people better jobs, better alternatives, and we have a0 million iraqis, half of those are under 19, and there are about 800,000 every year who get into the job market. there is massive corruption in the government levels from the federal to the local level, people would like that

abbas another says the link to oil was not produced nor was it sold in brazil the government says more than 100 tons of all oil has been spilled and at least 42 cities are affected. in india the government has been bailing out some state owned companies that have been making losses part of its support often depends on the companies cutting jobs and some workers facing the x.a. they're concerned they're not getting enough help from the unions were reports from west bengal's capital co. look not cost says he can't afford to pay the rent of his $1.00 group or he is an office assistant at a state owned telecom provider which is run into large losses and is among thousands of workers who have not been paid their salaries for 8 months. i want to come here i have a small daughter unable to pay her school fees or tuition fees. now he has turned to his union for help under the terms of a government bailout his employer is reported to be considering shedding $80000.00 jobs that's half its workforce and cautious but as a contractual worker he will be among the 1st to go but he's been told that th

explosions 20 minutes apart cause a good soil tends to leak into the sea foreign ministry spokesman abbas moussavi said this isn't the 1st time in recent months that iranian vessels in the red sea have experienced what he described as destructive actions he blamed the fallout and resulting pollution on perpetrators of the attack who have yet to be identified he said they were taking part in quote dangerous adventurism the finger pointing from to her on has already begun as well with a senior m.p. blaming the us or israel for targeting the oil vessel iran's national oil tanker company meanwhile whose experts are investigating the incident that company was keen to point out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack may have been the cause of this incident they did not suspect that any attack originated from saudi shores the incident comes a day before pakistan's in iran khan is due to arrive into iran for his 2nd official visit since becoming prime minister he'll be here in an effort to mediate between riyadh into iran to try to bring down tensions in the region but with this atta

2018 some hardliners in the orrible community believe the region that includes the capital adeste abba should full under their jurisdiction while allowing the celebration to be held back here in attics ababa for the 1st time in more than a century could be seen as an olive branch from the government and the international observers worry that it could serve to incite more nationalist sentiments and further divide at the o.p.'s some regional flags flew high despite calls to avoid politics during the celebrations in china that a richer is about celebrating our country's peace and prosperity it's not about ethnicity or gender it's about tolerance recent to reach a celebrations held outside the capital have been mobbed by protests after a stampede in 2016 where the government says 50 people were killed but opposition leaders and human rights watch had put that figure in the hundreds the main part of this year's event however ended according to its name peacefully it continues into sunday at a popular lake resort near by robyn kriel al jazeera at a sad about. half past the hour on al-jazeera

european union worth billions of dollars, all in retaliation for state support the eu illegally gave to abbaspter in a 15 year battle between these two sides. —— airbus and boeing. after 15 years of wrangling, the wto has handed out the largest arbitration award in its history. it allowed the us to apply ta riffs history. it allowed the us to apply tariffs to european exports in retaliation for illegal eu subsidies paid to airbus. donald trump was quick to claim it as a big win for the us. they think i don't quick to claim it as a big win for the us. they thinki don't like quick to claim it as a big win for the us. they think i don't like the wto and they want to make sure i am happy because all of those countries we re happy because all of those countries were ripping off the united states for many years. they know that i am wise to it. we have had a lot of wins. this was a $7 billion win. not bad. the tariffs will mostly affect goods from france, germany, the uk and spain with 25% tariffs on goods ranging from wine, olives and cheddar cheese to knitted sweaters and whiskey. washington will

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the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold new parliamentary elections he made the play job to meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would notably include all palestinian factions including longtime rival hamas would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 but no date has been announced yet it's. israel's foreign minister israel cause has confirmed his promoting a so-called non-aggression pact with gulf states israeli relations with some arab countries have improved in recent years cast both said on twitter revealing his efforts to normalize economic ties despite a lack of movement on the palestinians really conflict that says the effort by the u.s. is quote historic and was aimed at eventually forging peace agreements between the countries he said he presented the idea to our foreign ministers at the un general assembly meeting in new york 2 weeks ago. but a few moments we'll have the weather with rob but still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour they call the invisible people of care just on we meet the man who is being recognized for giving the

abbas another says there wasn't produce nor was it sold in brazil the government says more than $100.00 tons of oil has been spilled and at least 42 cities have been affected. here is facing political deadlock with neither party interested in forming a coalition government sunday's exit polls showed the conservative ennahda party coming 1st in parliamentary elections just ahead of its main rival the heart of to mishear party the country is already dealing with high unemployment foreign debt and a budget deficit has a report from the capital tunis. the tough choice ahead for another party officials their lead in sunday's parliamentary election was now so they are left with 2 options doing business with their arch rival the secular heart of the in his ear which is whiskey for the religious party or convincing smaller parties and independent candidates to join its coalition which could take time we are in discussions already. to get the best possible outcome a government that works for all tunisians that actually focuses on the priorities we have been talking about jobs fighting corruption

now the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold new parliamentary elections he made the pledge after meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would notably include all palestinian factions including longtime rivals hamas it would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 no date has yet been announced. and an important step in sri lanka's upcoming presidential election begins on monday the back of the candidates filling out their nominations at the electoral commission in colombo now one who won't be on the list is incumbent might surprise us or a senator who has decided not to run after 4 years in office he sparked a constitutional crisis last year when he sacked and replaced the prime minister the decision was overturned by the supreme court on the elfin and as reports from the capital a record 41 candidate supporting cash for the election ahead of handing in nominations on monday but the president might be policy receiver not to be among that group now when the.

the european union has agreed to give britain until the end of january to approve prime minister abbas johnston's breaks that deal britain was choose to leave in 3 days time but m.p.'s forced johnson to request another delay to give them more time to scrutinize and feel. a draft power sharing deal has been agreed between yemen's internationally recognized government and the southern separatist group james to when fighting in the old city of a that which the southern transitional council seized in august. iraq's 2nd largest city mosul is still trying to rebuild after being virtually torn apart during the rise of i saw on the battle to retake it residents of the city of been recounting their stories of living under the armed group and expressing their joy at hearing the leader of daddy has been killed in a u.s. raid the actual name is more from their. this was the 1st city eisel took control love mosul was also the place where abu bakar l. baghdadi made his public debut in 2014 he came here to the grand el nuri mosque and proclaimed that he was the leader i thought ironically 3 years lat

comes as the european union agreed to give britain until the end of january to approve prime minister abbas johnston's break. us house democrats are threatening to hold a witness in the impeachment probe into president donald trump in contempt former security adviser charles couple been ordered to appear before house investigators on monday however he's now follow the law. sued asking a judge to decide whether he's obliged to testify clear officials in the house of sent a letter to the government saying his lawsuit lacks merit and is a tactic by the president to obstruct congress hi joe castro has more from capitol hill in washington d.c. . not showing up on capitol hill is a roadblock in the flow of rather whopper of witnesses in this impeachment inquiry democrats say that so far this steady stream of diplomats and others close to the president have offered them a compelling story a case of trump abusing the power of his office to get ukraine to dig up dirt on his political rival now copperman in his nonappearance today explained in a letter to congress saying that the white house had said

to come out of tehran came from the foreign ministry no surprise there foreign ministry spokesman abbas most of the putting out a statement in which he said that over the past few months some other destructive actions were taken against iranian tankers in the red sea investigations into those are underway he also said all responsibility for this incident for the pollution and the fallout from this incident is on the shoulders of those people that he said are taking. dangerous adventurism taking part in dangerous adventurism as he called it in these waters now that really tells us that as far as iran is concerned there was some sort of external event some sort of external action that took place that damaged this vessel of theirs unlike in may of this year when iran and iranian vessel a did issue a distress call in the waters in that region and was towed to judge the port for maintenance released 2 months later after a dispute over charges for maintenance and port fees but this this a statement from the foreign minister making clear that as far as to her own is concerned this was some sor

arrests appeared and these are his words coordination planned and then implemented by police across as abba activists taken from their homes and of the streets and in prisons and prisons according to nagin there he said he's currently going from police station to police station to find out exactly why you know as i said at this rally has been planned for at least one week that i've known of the organizers say 2 weeks that had they had applied to the city council for permission police band at this morning i've spoken to a time in this area that's what this building is a huge she says she is aware of any arrests that were offenses not aware of these arrests and referred us back to the adice arab east we're currently not taking our calls but yes certainly this goes against the very peace prize that a prime minister was awarded yesterday at least 16 people have been killed in an attack on a mosque and became a faso a group of men opened fire inside the grand mosque in samarra say in the country's north and apostle has been struggling with armed conflict for the past 4 years by staff and heads o

external event some sort of external attack the target of these vessels foreign ministry spokesman abbas mousavi also saying over the past few months some other destructive actions were taken against iranian tankers in the red sea and investigations are under way he also said that any sort of fallout 'd that comes from this including the pollution from oil that is leaking from the vessel that will be on the shoulders of the perpetrators that as you say he blamed for dangerous adventurism in this region that what we can tell you with regards to the vessel we're hearing reports from trenker tanker tracking sites that say it is limping along on its way returning to iranian territory we're expecting it to dock at a large rock an island that is in the iranian side of gulf waters and we're also hearing from the tanker company the iranian national tanker company to say very clearly that as far as they're concerned they do not think that the missiles or whatever was fired at these vessels came from saudi arabia so so far senior officials in parliament what least one senior official pointing the

president donald trump and bush promised abbas johnson have expressed serious concern and encores action saying it could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe egypt has called for an emergency meeting of the arab league and russian president vladimir putin says turkey needs to avoid any steps in syria that could damage its peace process moscow blames the u.s. and stability in the region and the divisions between the syrian government and the could make sense of some of the news over the americans organized cause a state structures in northeastern syria ensured people's livelihoods and viability and actively promoted the kurdish issue in a way that arab tribes who traditionally lived on these territories used to object to it's now a very dangerous game such a reckless attitude to this highly sense of. subject can set fire to the entire region and we have to avoid if at any cost we are communicating this position to the us i hope they hear us but practically we can't yet see any serious changes of their inconsistent and contradictory policy. well let's get more on this knowledge on by law sch

attack on freedom of speech as it targets sites critical of the palestinian authority and mahmoud abbasbut prosecutors say they threaten national security and to abraham reports from ramallah. the future of nearly 50 banned palestinian websites remains unclear the public prosecution is there ending its original request to keep them blocked accusing them of violating a cyber crimes law it also says some of the content of the sites threatens national security but journalists here say they're banned threatens freedom of the press. we asked the prosecutor's office for a response but they don't want to comment as the case is still in court but based on this current version of the cyber crimes law we might face more violations against the media freedoms we fear a future decisions that could affect journalists themselves and see them being prosecuted because of their writings some of the websites our news outlets that are critical of the palestinian authority and others are barely known facebook pages palestinian prime minister and how much the year has called on the judicial system to reconsi