so this is the first time we've seen an actual date and an official degree by president abbas.t need to be overcome before those elections can take place. so not 100%, from your point of view, that they will actually go ahead — but optimism, nonetheless. just remind us, what has been the problem? why have there not been elections for the past 15 yea rs ? there have been a number of reasons. one of the most serious is this split, that we have, that palestinians have had to endure since 2007, between the west bank, which is nominally under the control of the palestinian authority and abbas�*s fatah party — at least in the 38% of the west bank that the palestinian authority controls — and the gaza strip is controlled by fatah's main rival, hamas. and that division essentially has paralysed palestinian institutions and politics for most of the last 1a 01’ so years. those are long—term issues and problems. it seems a really tight timetable, given the fact as well we are in a global pandemic. it seems an ambitious idea. yes, i think it is very ambitious to imagine that after 15 years

2007 between the west bank — which is nominally under the control of the palestinian authority and abbasrity controls — and the gaza strip is controlled by fatah�*s main rival, hamas. and that division essentially has paralysed palestinian institutions and politics for most of the last 1a 01’ so years. crosstalk. -- crosstalk. those are long—term issues and problems. it seems a really tight timetable, given the fact as well we are in a global pandemic. it seems an ambitious idea. oh, yeah, i think it is very ambitious to imagine that after 15 years with no elections, that all of the logistical preparations, that candidates and parties will have sufficient time to organise and to campaign, it is a tall order. in addition to the fact that the palestinians have to negotiate some kind of arrangements with israel to allow palestinians in eastjerusalem to participate in these elections — as they participated in previous elections — so that will be a difficult political hurdle, and no israeli leader will want to give permission for such a quintessentially political act happening in what they vi

so this is the first time we have seen an actual date and an official degree by president abbas. to be overcome before those elections can take place. so not 100% from your point of view that they will actually go ahead, but optimism, it nonetheless. just remind us, what has been a problem? why had they not been elections for the past 15 years? why had they not been elections for the past 15 years? not been elections for the past 15 ears? ., , not been elections for the past 15 ears? . , ., 15 years? there have been a number of— 15 years? there have been a number of reasons. - 15 years? there have been a number of reasons. one - 15 years? there have been a number of reasons. one of. 15 years? there have been a i number of reasons. one of the most serious is this split that we have covered that palestinians have had to endure since 2007 between the west bank, which is nominally under the control of the palestinian authority and abbas's fatah party. at least in the 38% of the west bank that the palestinian authority controls. and the gaza strip is controlled by fatah's main rival,

the last election saw abbas replacing yasser arafat.erman chancellor's angela merkel's party is choosing a new leader. he has steered the country through a series of crises since she took office in -- joining us now is our correspondents in berlin, nick spicer. the person who replaces merkel will have big shoes to fill. who are the main candidates? reporter: there are three of them in this rather change virtual party congress, twice postponed. only eight petitions in the giant berlin congress hall. i n't cover it because nobody else is allowed in. watching and will vote online and will continue to do to tomorrow. the first one is a right winger, a fiscal conservative. he got into trouble with merkel and ended up leaving parliament. he is seen as somebody who wants them to have a stronger volleys. there's a governor of one of the biggest regions of germany who is said to be merkel's favorite. she hasn't tipped her hand but her chief of staff has. and finally, there's a former environment minister. he's younger, savvier, more on social me

dates have been announced for the 1st palestinian elections in more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas says the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may in june have been delayed because of negotiations between abbas party fatah and its rivals hamas the palestinian factions are aiming to build a united front against israel those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after drug trafficking politics and power i'll see you in about half an hour. this is a poppy field. once cut the part of the plant secretes a miraculous milky fluid called latex base opium used by man as a bomb for more than 5 millennia. opium released pain in the pieces the mind and that should have been the end of it. but this drug would play a part in some of mankind's greatest up evils imperialism colonise ation the cold war and more recently globalization without the backing of states drug trafficking would never have existed. in 1951 at the height of the indochina war the french secret service was deployed to organize the counterattack against the viet minh guerillas but it was serious

presidential votes will be held in may and june have been delayed because of negotiations between abbas his party fatah and its rival hamas the palestinian factions are aiming to build a united front against israel need to abraham has more from ramallah. it's not the 1st presidential decree setting elections in palestine but it could lead the way for the 1st elections those 20052006 they palestinian president's party. and hemis have been meeting over the past few months and they say that they want to come back the exterior no dangers reciprocally after the u.s. has released its mideast peace plan and they say that they only have themselves in this regional situation where many arab countries for specifically have signed agreement deals with israel and let's not forget that we are looking now at a new u.s. administration and palestinians have been trying to mend relations they say that this administration can backtrack some of the trump administration's movements and they've moved the embassy to jerusalem force they don't expect their americans to backtrack on that but they hope that the

so we're going to hold the 1st palestinian elections in more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and june may be delayed because of negotiations between abbas's fatah party and his rivals hamas the palestinian factions are going to build a united front against israel. ugandan presidential challenger bobby weiners told our jazeera that his life is in danger to security forces surrounded his home they arrive soon after he claimed victory in the presidential election and that's despite early results showing him trailing president yarima 70 catherine soy has more from kampala. bobby wine shoes journalists the soldiers deployed around his home he says they raided the house on friday beat up the security guards and arrested some this was after he made allegations of widespread vote in the presidential election electoral commission has asked him to back up his claims with evidence. having survived association on the campaign trail. i know. still we are being attacked. so yes. we have not shown us. military officials say the soldiers

dates have been announced for the 1st palestinian elections in more than 15 yes president mahmoud abbas says the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and july have been delayed because of negotiations between abbas's party fatah and its rival hamas the palestinian factions are aiming to build a united front against this trial. to libya now where schools are reopening after being closed for nearly a year because of the pandemic. strain i went to see what kind of precautions authorities are putting in place in the capital tripoli. after almost a year children in libya are returning to their classroom administrators at this primary school in tripoli say they are taking safety measures seriously like they have this school year is very different to other years because of coronavirus and thanks to god the measures we have put in place are working very well but some parents say the ministry of education has been slow to provide adequate protection . has for children but one is at a different school and he can't start yet. the ministry of education should have been more prepar

been announced for the palestinian elections the 1st ones in more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas says the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and july they've been delayed because of negotiations between abbas his party fatah and its rival hamas those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's counting the cost. he started as a modest man a. career soldier who'd never imagined he might one day become president of egypt. he had an ambitious wife. and son he became an autocrat and was imprisoned for the unlawful killing of protesters. the story of the rise and fall of hosni mubarak the family of a short one. hello i'm sam is a than this is counted the cost of al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week on track to become the world's biggest economy this decade president she sets another more ambitious target and china become a 30 trillion dollar economy by 2035 more than 100000000 people lose their jobs in india as modis government forces a lockdown millions migrating back to their villages will they return. and with supply chai

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leaving the single market in customs union at 11 pm london time on new year's eve prime minister abbas johnson said the country would make the most of what he called its new freedom this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he is up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop 26 climate change summit in glasgow barber has the latest from london in the short term everyone's asking what it will mean for businesses no government a government survey recently suggested that more than half of small businesses in the u.k. were not fully prepared for the end of the freedom of movement of goods and services the deal covers only goods 20 percent of u.k. and economy not services which is the vast majority so i think the months to come will really be revealing for many business owners across the u.k. . the u.k. could bring emerg

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prime minister abbas johnson expects tens of millions will be vaccinated in the next 3 months he says half a 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine will be ready by monday it follows another record jump in new infections announcing there the 58000 on saturday india's drug regulator has approved 2 coronavirus vaccines for emergency use there one is the oxford astra zeneca jab and the other is produced by indian drug maker biotech the world health organization says it's an important breakthrough india is hoping to vaccinate 300000000 in the next 6 to 8 months the us has surpassed more than 350000 covert 19 deaths since the pandemic began a further 270000 people tested positive for the virus a new daily record of bad takes the total number of cases in the united states to more than 20000000000. thousands gathered in the center of the iraqi capital to mark one year since the u.s. disaster nation of iran's top general hossam soleimani the protesters demanded the expulsion of u.s. troops charles stratford is there thousands of people have gathered here in tahrir square in central baghdad

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also been announced for the 1st palestinian elections and more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and july they've been delayed because of negotiations between our bastions party fatah and its rival hamas the palestinian factions are aiming to build a united front against israel let's bring in and she's joining us more for more on this from what i'm on the that's in the occupied west bank so does this mean that the visions between hamas and fattah are over or they will soon be over. so this is not the 1st decree that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas issues for holding elections but many out of this year say that it sounds a better chance there has been numerous agreements in deals between fatah and hamas to reconcile and the divide but the devil has always been in the details and it could be the same situation this time had on also to the heart of the election elections committee held a press conference just an hour ago and he discussed the situation this he said that there are some technical details that need to be

they to be announced for the 1st palestinian elections in more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas says the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and in july they've been delayed because of negotiations between a bus his party fatah and its rival hamas. india has begun its vaccination campaign one of the biggest the most challenging in the world on saturday 300000 people are set to receive jobs nationwide 2 vaccines have been used the oxford astra zeneca vaccine and likely developed one cold called x. and india has the 2nd highest credit our us case counts in the world after united states u.n. refugee agency is calling for fighting in the central african republic to stop they say the number of people fleeing to neighboring countries has doubled to 60000 in just a week away as they rebels try to attack the capital bangui that were pushed back by security forces account of on groups wants to overthrow the president found to addenda he won a 2nd term in office in december iraq today with headlines more news coming up here not 0 write off to people and power. for decad

the pandemic began also with 1564 people dead and another 47000 new cases confirmed prime minister abbas johnson told parliament the current restrictions are beginning to slow the spread of the disease. uganda's minister of state says he survived an assassination attempt in the latest violence to placate the run up to thursday's presidential election on tuesday the main opposition leader bobby wine said security forces raided his home and the rested his security guards those are the headlines more these in half an hour here on al-jazeera us either through its 10 years since the arab spring shipped countries across the middle east a decade on from the 1st uprising we'll look at the legacy of the revolution and. join us as we assess the changes in the political landscape of the middle east and north africa. on al-jazeera. saying. i. my name is mahdi surmounted and i'm an investigative journalist in brazil. it is a very challenging time to be a journalist right now because of our president also when i. was a was if you didn't think. it. was. since taking office in january 2019 president als

military command structure palestinian president mahmoud abbas has issued a decree setting dates for the 1st elections since 2006 the political faction has mass that rules the gaza strip is welcome the announcement comes after recent talks between hamas and fatah to end the palestinian division it read reports now from the occupied west bank this might be the closest palestinians have got to holding elections in 15 years a presidential decree setting 3 dates just lots of and presidential elections and those for the palestine liberation organization or p.l.o. the announcement marks a breakthrough in a palestinian divide that lasted more than 13 years certain fossil factions will meet in car within a week and resolve some important technical issues to ensure fear and transparent elections we are aware that there are problems but we are certain that they will be resolved and if not we can resolve them. previous agreements to hold elections didn't materialize because attempts at reconciliation between the 2 most dominant palestinian parties felt to hand how mass failed this time they say

japan's a nasty little area of low pressure swirling away here just spinning away totally packed ice abbas a question wrong way and cold air diving down across the sea of japan sea effect snow coming in here then musicals relatively warm waters picks up that moisture and dumps it is some significant snowfall yet again it's a western parts of one shoe and into hokkaido similar pictures we go on into sunday the winds do ease off a little bit by this stage to hopefully the wintry flavia's fear and further between 12 celsius the temperature in tokyo as the temperatures just start to notch back up. in so less that wetter weather thick cloud pushing into central parts of china will simply be right at times but she much right in the full cost across india over the next diodes have you got some wet weather still lurking down towards the southeast and also into strength with a northeasterly monsoon driving those showers across the by i have been gold so expect to see some spells of wet weather coming through here from time to time so we are looking at a little bits and pieces of dryness but essenti

deaths in one of its worst daily coronavirus death tolls since the start of the pandemic prime minister abbas johnston says restrictions will be eased gradually rather than drastically at the appropriate time more than 76000 people have died from covert 19 in the u.k. japan's prime minister yoshihiko has declared a state of emergency in tokyo after a rise in corona virus infections there on wednesday the country reported a record 2447 cases in the capital and more than 6000 nationwide this japan's 2nd lockdown trade and transport between qatar and boycotting gulf nations could resume within a week a minister from the united arab emirates has said it would include measures for airlines and shipping it follows an agreement to restore ties with carter after 3 and a half year blockade by saudi arabia the u.a.e. buckling and egypt coming up next an al-jazeera it's the story for by. teaching you al-jazeera english streaming live on the egypt channel. plus thousands of our programs will be tweeting documentaries and you didn't answer. subscribe to eugene who would slash al-jazeera english. hi anthon

they have been announced for the 1st palestinian elections in more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas says the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and june the being delayed because of negotiations between a bus party fatah and his rivals hamas the palestinian factions are aiming to build a united front against israel the dutch government has resigned over the child benefit scandal that drove thousands of families to financial ruin prime minister mark rutte and his cabinet will stay on in a caretaker capacity until elections in march a parliamentary report blamed them for mismanaging a child care subsidies scheme it saw around 10000 families accused of fraud many were targeted based on the ethnicity and forced to pay back tens of thousands of euros which an ancient. we are of one mind that if the whole system has failed we must all take responsibility and that has led to the conclusion that i have just offered the king the resignation of the entire cabinet and. to the parents affected by the child care allowance of fear i would like to say this we will continue to w

dates have been announced for the 1st palestinian elections in more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas's says the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and june they've been delayed because of negotiations between us party fatah and his rivals hamas the palestinian factions are aiming to build a united front against israel those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story by. an old border dispute reignited ethiopia and sudan blame each other for hostilities in the old fashioned to reach villagers who've worked the land for a century are caught in the middle so what's really behind the latest violence this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. ethiopia and sudan are warning each other against worsening a historic border dispute they fought over and if i should go for a century the 250 square kilometer region is rich and fertile sudan says colonial era treaty show its part of its territory but ethiopians have a long settled there for decades ethiopian farmers cultivated the land without much to servants but skirmishes have incre

saudi coalition and who the rebels are blaming each other for the attack palestinian president mahmoud abbas says rival political faction hamas has written to him about said hamas as political chief israel honey a wrote him a letter about ending their long standing feud it's a sign the rival factions could be closer to reconciliation and possibly coming to an agreement on future elections have masses yet to comb and to on the bass statement argentina is losing one of its national treasures the better wetlands it's among the most biodiverse regions of the world with a bounty of natural wealth both beneath and around the water but industrial farming is cloying away of the environment that i suppose with the conservationists in korea and this or trying to protect the species under threat. even to means in the local indigenous what and language water the chimes and here in the province of korea in this in with eastern argentina they're resplendent of it but in the past few decades the wildlife in the event and national park that covers more than a 1000000 hectares of land began disappearing beca

those have been announced for the 1st palestinian elections in more than 15 years president mahmoud abbas's says the legislative and presidential votes will be held in may and june been delayed because of negotiations between us party fatah and its rivals hamas the palestinian factions are aiming to build a united front against israel. in the coming hours india will roll out what's expected to be the world's largest covert $900.00 immunization campaign health care and frontline workers will be the 1st to get the shot it comes as hundreds of thousands of hindu worshippers gathered in the city of holland walk for one of the world's largest religious events is going ahead despite the country recording more than 10000000 coronavirus cases elizabeth put on them reports from new delhi. before sunrise on the 1st day of the command festival hundreds of thousands of hindu pilgrims congregate on the banks of the ganges river in the northern city of haifa. as well as offering prayers people immerse themselves in the river and the belief that it will wash away their sins. everyone has come here because

abbas's announcement this month of the 1st presidential and legislative elections for 15 years so now. we receive positive messages that we can build on to restore bilateral relations and restore a peace process that is built on the 2 state solution and international legitimacy biden supports the normalization deals between israel and arab states that the palestinians call a stab in the back deals that netanyahu happily emphasized had come without concessions but some see scope for biden to extract concessions from netanyahu in the future but he would like to have help from president biden in securing additional normalization agreements he knows now that this would require further 'd changes in israel's policy towards the palestinians and to the extent that these are minor he seems to be ready to go down that road the initial phase of the biden netanyahu relationship is likely to be defined by differences over iran the israel palestine conflict may well slip down the agenda of the person. but bruised by 4 years of donald trump the palestinians at least have a more familiar style of u.

besieged gaza strip and fatah she made in charge of the occupied west bank protest leader mahmoud abbas was elected in 2005 and has remained in office ever since. when there's a concern that fatah and hamas will agree on a unified list this will take the meaning out of these elections and minimize participation of independent civil society and the youth may said are we works in the palestinian election committee at 32 years old she's never had the chance to vote and. who has i'm optimistic we need new faces to serve we've been waiting for this opportunity for a long time a majority of palestinians want general elections that will fight corruption and to store unity but the recent polls show that they don't believe that's possible more than half palestinian say that even if they're held they want to be free or fair neither. the occupied west bank. the united nations is saying at least one peacekeeper has been killed and 2 injured in an attack in the central african republic this comes as the un refugee agency that says 60000 people have now been displaced twice the number of a week ago m

year's presidential election will be decided in a runoff next month when party candidates mahmoud abbas who won just under 40 percent of the vote the 1st front while former president mohamed morsi mom took 17 percent. iran and the u.s. have accused each other of escalating military tensions ahead of the 1st anniversary of the assassination of iran's general custom silly money sunday will mark one years since he was killed in an american air strike in iraq in the last week the rhetoric between washington and tehran has intensified the u.s. flew b. 52 bombers to the gulf earlier this week intending to caution iran against any attacks on american troops or interests iran sent a letter to the u.n. security council condemning what it called washington's and military adventurism in the region from minister javad zarif also accused all trump of fabricating a pretext for war and the u.s. is accused militias backed by iran of attacking its embassy in baghdad last month rocket attacks on the compound increased the u.s. withdrew most of its staff of the concerns of a retaliatory strike where raney

it is said that hanging your business card here in oak abbas station may boost your chances for a successful career. in the train arrives. sucker rajamani looms over the cityscape the volcano. lies directly opposite. and it's 500000 inhabitants. in this lively metropolis the people aren't overly concerned by the volcano constantly spewing out ash. the trams seem a bit old fashioned but that doesn't mean public transport isn't efficient. is an old trading hub and the gateway to the world when japan finally opened up. the city's mercan town tradition is embodied by the 17th century house of the heiress to craddock and entrepreneurial to family. southern japan was long the only region in contact with the rest of the world and neighboring great economic and political power to emerge here. the ship was to companies still exists and produces measuring equipment and other industrial products. the final leg of the journey away to the southern tip of can you show we will pass through. and then continue onward along to see once again in a special train with break windows. to. be able suki no tamati ba

happen on july 31st elections were delayed because of negotiations between hamas and president mahmoud abbas of the palestinian authority amasses welcome this announcement palestinian factions are trying to build a united front against israel the dutch government has resigned over a child benefit scandal which drove thousands of families to financial ruin the prime minister mark reiter and his cabinet will stay on in a caretaker capacity until elections are held on march 17th a parliamentary report blame them for mismanaging the childcare subsidies scheme which still around $10000.00 families accused of fraud many were targeted based on their ethnicity and forced to pay back tens of thousands of euros which i'm interested as would we are of one mind that if the whole system has failed we must all take responsibility and that has led to the conclusion that i have just offered the king the resignation of the entire cabinet. to the parents affected by the childcare allowance of fear i would like to say this we will continue to work for prompt compensation and for the improvements that are neces

besieged gaza strip and fetish remained in charge of the occupied west bank protest leader mahmoud abbaswas elected in 2005 and has remained in office ever since when i caught the whole philistine when there's a concern that fatah and hamas will agree on a unified list this will take the meaning out of these elections and minimize participation of independent civil society and the youth may said are we works in the palestinian election committee at 32 years old she's never had the chance to vote and. i'm optimistic we need new faces to serve we've been waiting for this opportunity for a long time a majority of palestinians want general elections that will fight corruption and to store unity but the recent polls show that they don't believe that's possible more than half palestinian say that even if they're held they want to be free or fear. the occupied west bank. france's foreign minister is warning that iran is in the process of building up its nuclear weapons capacity joy he called for an urgent return to the 2015 nuclear agreement terrine started breaching the terms of the deal in 20

security camera footage shows a man pulling an object from his pocket and running toward someone says and abbas stop he was then shot stabbed the army says he had 3 knife connected to a stake it happened an area south of bethlehem which has 2008 a phantom menace and outposts. so don's the terrorising economy has sparked protests in its capital and all the states the crisis has already led to the overthrow of one government in 2019 but after nearly 18 months under a new administration there's no sign of relief. reports from costs. this has become a way of expressing anger at the economic conditions in sudan's capital heartsome protesters blocked the city's main roads to pressure the government to improve living conditions the presence of basic commodities like bread fuel and electricity have gone up in recent months. there's no economy there's no fuel no bread no cooking gas the country's in crisis things were bad before but now they are much worse in other parts of the capital and the country the anger at the economy has been more vocal sudan's transitional government has been facing an economi

businesses and artists to get to scale-— i think ithinka i think a winner takes all was clearly an abba news, still to come: we take a look at the rising care—at—home sector, which has seen growing demand due to the global pandemic. a major incident has been declared in south yorkshire in preparation for potential flooding caused by storm christoph. councils and emergency services have handed out sand bags in at—risk areas. an amber weather warning for rain comes into force at 6am. six conservative mps have voted with labour on a motion calling for the government to keep the universal credit top up in place. the commons vote was non—binding but it may increase pressure on the prime minister to continue the extra payment of £20 a week, which is due to end in march. campaigners say that around 75,000 self—employed mothers have lost out out on covid financial support because they had a baby in the last four years. they're taking the government to court on thursday because they say the way the self—employed income support scheme is calculated, using average profits between 2016 and 2019, pe

thousands of joint protests convoys across brazil calling for president abbas an arrow to be impeached over his handling of the calling of eyes pandemic they're also angry about the delayed vaccination program and the end of financial aid want to pay an ikea has more from rio de janeiro brazil being the largest country in latin america has taken very long to start the vaccination program and then they we've seen those horrible scenes in my mouse which is the gateway to be amazon and where the hospitals had simply collapsed and there was no oxygen so people weren't even dying of cold it itself they were dying of suffocation and the idea you have is that there's not a lot there's no mashable on the shoulder of what's going on there is was a recent poll where 60 percent of the brazilians said that they believed that the pandemic really was not under control. it to me is considering legal action against vaccine maker astra zeneca after it announced plans to cut its supply to the european union the company has reduce its offering by 60 percent for the 1st quarter of the year the bronx vacci

reconciliation efforts political chief ismail haniya has written to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas expressing his side's willingness to end divisions fatah and hamas have been split since 2007 times reaching armed conflict african union and un peacekeepers will begin leaving sudan's darfur region joint mission to protect displaced people ended on new year's eve and that's causing unease among the thousands of lives in displacement camps for years out as there was here the moment reports from outside a camp in the ana in south darfur. this little space is and his family's home in camp in south dar for alan says he was forced to abandon his actual home when regional conflicts reached his village his thoughts of his family here his children no nowhere else i would. i know my home village and to recognize it but my kids were all born in this camp this is the only home they know they don't know their ancestral home if you ask them which village they come from they say coma if you ask them which county they say calma it's not just a displacement camp for them. has set up a pharmacy in th

send the crown prince said amendment how this explains why the image is sent vice president mahmoud abbas should. this explains why the egyptians are sending so mr crewe the foreign minister and we're not seeing president of the foot because i think they were taken by a massive surprise yesterday with that announcement by the crown prince of saudi arabia that finally the blockade is going to be lifted and the sun is moving forward. turn that chapter this moment we are going to see right now with the emir of qatar coming out of this plane talking to crown prince what. could be the moment that millions in this part of the world in the g.c.c. countries have been waiting for it is not going to be only about 2 nations nations to neighboring countries mending fences not allowing the differences moving forward and setting aside their own problems no it is going to be about the beginning of a stronger more united g.c.c. bloc and you can if you can have that we have impact on business economy finance you will see a vibrant optimistic mood prevailing in this part of the world then take it further y

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prime minister abbas johnson's canceled a trip to india to deal with the covert $900.00 crisis in britain johnson's ordered people in england to stay at home for at least 7 weeks as part of a new nationwide lockdown the government's trying to get control of a more contagious coronavirus variant. the new strains also been found in france the health minister there says that around 10 cases and has promised to speed up vaccination francis had one of the slowest roll outs in europe but aims to have 300 vaccination centers in operation next week france has seen a sharp rise in people being treated in hospital germany is also expected to extend its lockdown measures until the end of january regional leaders of meeting with chancellor angela merkel later on tuesday the shutdown includes schools and non-essential stores the country began vaccinating people last month the new york stock exchange says it no longer plans to delist 3 state owned chinese telecommunications companies gunns days after the exchange said it would remove the listings in a response to an executive order trump signed in nove

. >> immediately we think oh, amazon is going to jump in, abba saw, come up maybe facebook will buy them showing interest rates. >> i know you guys are talking about we should add more pizza kiosks and maybe we should do something with the frozen food section, i'm just going to say this, let's buy tiktok. what? >> and then oracle comes to the table and i think a lot of people in the technology space it is oracle still around? ultimately, they won the bid. >> it will be a partnership, so that should solve all the problems because china has always been a great partner. does that mean the oracle gets a cut when the data still goes to china? >> it looks like the structure of the deal as you can buy the car, you just can't have the engine. to get my guess is they will give a sense of comfort to american regulators to walk all the eggheads and bureaucrats try to figure this out enjoy that video of stevie nicks on rollerskates without betraying your country. >> here comes another who can forget pop quiz. which of these liberties that died in 2020 was born in canada. now more than ever is the ti

ehud olmert, who is the prime minister of israel when i was secretary of state and mahmoud abbas come of the president of the palestinian authority work close to a deal -- were pretty close to a deal in 2008. a good deal put on the tail -- on the table by olmert. the reason i wrote about it was i want to suggest it's not a hopeless cause. there is an answer, there is a two state solution that is available, but time is not on the side of other -- on the side of rep. shalala: either of them. -- the side of either of them. rep. shalala: i would like to go back to the soviet union -- how do you see russia developing over the next few years and do you think their importance in the world will into new to -- will continue to increase? sec. rice: i think the russians are in trouble in terms of global standing and they know it. russia -- the russian economy is 80% dependent on exports of oil on the gas, and minerals. that is not a modern economy. i will tell you a little story that shows how much oil, gas and minerals is linked up with personal fortunes, political power and the state. i was at