abdullah malique al who feeds the rebel chief and ali abdullah saleh the ex-president ousted by the revolution and twenty eleven. they both made a claim for power but refused to share it and the alliance fell apart the former president's body was found with a fractured skull in the back of a pickup truck on the fourth of december twenty seventh. the booth used carried on and went from strength to strength seizing control of nearly thirty percent of the northern part of the country. abdullah mollycoddle who thieve the head of the rebellion is loved and hated in equal measure but beyond the internal debates over revolution all. what everyone fears most is the same thing being shell's by the coalition. or more. there you hear it so they want to look at everything that's been destroyed it was him but i got a lot of some of that over there bonder said according to turn in the morning just when everyone was going to work and everyone i was down there those who were over there those were working on the building site the workers who were on the roof they got a letter they got here all day. and if i wa

lines were clear who these were supported by forces that had stayed loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh he had found allies to help him avenge himself on all those who had ousted him during the arab spring of twenty eleven yet the three lead. then maybe you know the newly elected president he lost control of the situation he fled to the south of the country the rebels gain ground throughout western yemen. on the twenty fifth of march twenty fifteen following a request from president had the saudi arabia put together a military coalition and launched operation decisive storm its objective was to reinstate the president and quell the insurgency. yemen is now divided into at least two territories the first held by rebel who these is situated in the north and along a large part of the red sea coast to the west the second controlled by loyalist forces in the saudi coalition is in the south in the east of the country the front line between the two is in the highlands of times al-qaeda and other militant islamist groups have taken advantage of the political turmoil to reinforce their own

abdullah mollycoddle who three the head of the rebellion is loved and hated in equal measure but beyond the internal debates over a revolution d'etat what everyone fears most is the same thing being shell's by the coalition. for. more one part of. the city. i think. they're here so they want to look at everything that's been destroyed it was him but i got a lot of bonder sort of quarter to turn in the morning just when everyone was going to work with everyone i was down there those who are over there those who are working on the building site the workers who were on the roof they got a letter they get it are all dead so i have been following that. logic and all. the fun out of that as i understand young people running in all directions surely was sick with fear given that. then look at egypt how you were afraid we wouldn't get home alive this sunday that. ensured that if people were running through the hail of bombs look at that building you can hear from above and partially collapsed that we got to watch the attack from over there nearly got killed that's the mustang going to the balco

cho is a little apartment that has been converted into a communal prayer room thirty six year old abdullah talking leads the prayers here . when he was younger he was into body piercing with now he finds a new way to express himself. yet that you. are she. you don't want any. almost all. of you know him or i didn't know all that well. should she ever. get me. to believe cornfield should. be. led to live isn't she loves her son. in. law darla a lot of the house i shall be. at recently and the little people. in recent decades the japanese have been exposed to other religions both orthodox and orthodox that differ from shinto. islam is still considered relatively unfamiliar. but in recent years young japanese men like. talky have been drawn to words that. works in a gadget shop in central tokyo his introduction to islam came unexpectedly. on the brink you'll see a little more but it's on all congo i old almost all my days and it wasn't. good june then would i my. concerning that i'd much. rather see a time out on my. deck at the most intimate personal whole month of monster guarding must the

no sign of him being drawn towards extremism, certainly his brother abdullah said they'd had never seenseemed to be a normal person, so the mystery for the police will be what is the motivation if this was a deliberate act, which they still believe it was, what is the motivation for him to drive his car into parliament in the early hours of yesterday morning? all right, daniel, thank you for now. rail fares could rise by 3.2% in january following a slight increase in inflation as measured by the retail price index. the transport secretary says he would like a change, to see ticket prices and wages pegged to the lower measure, the consumer price index, which doesn't include housing costs. the unions say they will press ahead with above inflation pay claims and it is wrong to blame workers for price rises. caroline davies reports. delays, cancellations, queues, chaos. this year has not been good for train passengers. just a disaster, i don't know what to do with it. it's been cancelled because of lack of drivers. the trains are a nightmare. ticket prices are due to go nightmare. ticket pr

king abdullah, and that is continuing. a big progress. also, you want to talk about, you mentioned secular saudi arabia. can you talk about that? >> yes. again, it goes down within the perimeter of the new saudi arabia where people are focusing more on people rather than backgrounds and faith, they were not trying to sort of like people are so-called religious ideologies but now they are talking about new ideas, new face, new things and it is being taught. visitors are coming up. you have music coming in and arts, culture from all over the world from greece and here and there. and as you mentioned david rosen who i have met so many times, this was king abdullah's initiative for the saudi settlement paid not talk about paying money in vienna but in madrid. i think this i this is a good s. people don't know, the media also covers a lot of these interfaith projects that the saudi government does. this should come in the forefront. >> have. i am chairperson national center for women entrepreneur. i have a couple of questions. i see too many -

what omar samad is the former senior advisor to the chief executive of afghanistan abdullah abdullah he says the taliban's assault on gaza is a worrying development but not a surprising one. this flare up in guy's knee was not unexpected unfortunately this is collation that took place has been in the works for many months in people who know what the situation is like with or in government or outside of government have been talking about the cause for a long time and pointing to the fact that there are some very serious cracks within the security of the city and that the taliban are taking advantage of it so this could have probably been prevented if the government in the international presence in afghanistan military presence in afghanistan could have done more to defend hasn't he but now that it's done it shows that there is an escalation that the taliban are trying to show that at least if they can't keep it forever for too long at least they are able to capture yet another afghan city and cause mayhem and chaos for everyone including the government and pop put the government in a

does the former senior adviser to the chief executive of afghanistan abdullah abdullah thanks very much for being with us what's your interpretation of why there's been such a big flare up in. well this flare up in guy's knee was not unexpected unfortunately this is collation that took place has been in the works for many months in people who know what the situation is like whether in government or outside of government have been talking about the for a long time and pointing to the fact that there are some very serious cracks within the security of the city and that the taliban are taking advantage of it so this could have probably been prevented if the government in the international presence in afghanistan military presence in afghanistan could have done more to defend his knee but now that it's done it shows that there is an escalation that the taliban or trying to show that at least if they can't keep it forever for too long at least they are able to capture yet another afghan city and cause mayhem and chaos for everyone including the government in put the government in a very defe

i want to welcome his majesty king abdullah to the white house. is me on your duty. as i. was and not have been older than. were you. by it was a lot. but i want bananas when north. korea had a. power levy did after. representing president obama at the u.n. when that u.s.-u.k. back there strike took place with samantha power yet this week she tweeted that the so called saudi u.a.e. coalition shouldn't be bombing hospitals today saudi u.a.e. coalition while the hospital yesterday unicef reported that they have repeatedly attacked facilities that provide drinking water horrifying in the extreme u.s. and all support full court press on sept peace talks in the shadow of obama administration officials making an extraordinary u. turns of alleged war crimes like that and aid groups claiming continued bombing of the poorest country in the middle east by already have trained warplane pilots we're going to hear from n.g.o.s save the children joining me now from so the last guy because i sure as i'm welcome to going underground the i.c.r.c. has been telling r.t. in the past few days

intelligence sharing open but ties were affected in the early days of the conflict jordan's king abdullah called on assad to step down that approach later changed with the priority being the protection of national security interests it has been a difficult balancing act for jordan it likes to describe its policy toward the syrian crisis as it called for a political solution and it didn't call for regime change as a condition to end the crisis the kingdom to a certain extent followed an independent course from its allies who were supporting the opposition despite its cautious approach jordan along with the u.s. and saudi arabia did back the opposition in southern syria but when damascus was close to victory it convinced many rebels to surrender it is enough for them to reopen its embassy in damascus and this would be tantamount to acknowledge them until they did. bashar to stick but not the player. or definitely clearly in favor of the regime so russia is going to want there's no question about that. with that you have a neighbor like this you need to deal with that many jordanians accuse

that is a shocking fact so i give answers like king abdullah may be an actor or actress to the extremist cleric based in saudi arabia with 20 million followers not just on twitter but also step chat across platforms probably one of the single biggest driver is why young people would go to syria and iraq he doesn't violate terms of service but the narrative complements a lot of what they're doing watching over 30 percent of youth to follow them and has a huge following across the world. looking at the of a top hundred he is right after heller -- hillary clinton and right before of ensuring. so he has a huge consistency so he think of the counter and meredith would get muhammed to see the type of charisma he exudes online you can see why young people buy into his ways of thought and will get up and do something based on what he says i would say audience segmentation matters so second is the idea that real-time feedback groups the headline is that it kills is that they are perfecting the strategy that's they will try certain things but they will move very quickly a at times it varies at the

long—standing president ali abdullah saleh was driven out — and power passed to his deputy — presidentnment forces backed the new man. then in 2015, saudi arabia formed a coalition to try and restore control to president hadi. it hasn't worked, as you can see from this map — the rebels still control significant parts of the country. that's the simple version — but the un says the conflict has become "increasingly muddled as loyalties shifted, armed groups proliferated and factions fragmented." a little earlier i spoke with the bbc‘s mohamed el aassar and began by asking him what new information we've learned from today's report. it really essentially accused eve ryo ne it really essentially accused everyone of carrying the same violations as an targeting civilians, making knower guard to civilians, making knower guard to civilian casualties. and enlisting children, torture, unlawful imprisonment. so really it is the first time all sides of the conflict are put on equal footing. does it suggest what to do about it? are put on equal footing. does it suggest what to do about mm suggest wh

very interesting that the report brings that there was spying on the likes of prince mit have been abdullah who is a rival of mohammed bin said a man who is a very good friend of with only one hundred days they had no idea that they're spying on that heady in lebanon as well so i think with regard to you ease kind of tactics are part of why there are issues that they have in order to adopt rather a more sinister style since the version of cutler's project in which the spread of influence across the region. we fair to say now then we'll based on what you've said there as well that the u.a.e. is perhaps a lot more influential in the gulf you know we often talk about when it's concerned with yemen or when it's concerned with the cut a blockade we say the saudi led coalition maybe it's increasingly becoming more the u.a.e. that coalition. i've actually written argued that if it has always been that you a coalition i actually believe that saudi arabia at times has suggested that it wants to reconcile with certain elements of the muslim brotherhood and the companies that you either keep insisting

dr abdullah said she comes here in his free time normally he works at a hospital on the mainland he and one other doctor look after one hundred thousand people in germany for example the average is four hundred doctors per hundred thousand. that's one of the stamps. the submerged tree stumps are from the time before the manmade reservoir was created in the one nine hundred sixty s. . about man who knows the waters well steers the vessel safely past the partially submerged hazards. after an hour's journey the team arrives the island is home to nearly twenty thousand people in auk is their only doctor and he can only visit once every few weeks there's a clinic that allow a new clinic. in or can't always see all the patients in the one day he has and often there's not even cell phone reception here to call the doctor in an emergency . the team need to make it back to the mainland before nightfall crossing the lake in the dark is too dangerous patients are examined outside the clinic first inside tends to the most acute cases many a pregnant women. a few days earlier the government sent him

elite military units loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh pounding civilian areas using disproportionate force that led to the deaths of thousands of people into itself which has been the focal point of the fighting for quite some time now in yemen and you're saying the truth is you are innocent of what's happening. now i mean we are talking about what what what was in this report all the information that has been collected about. the so-called violation from the whole movement that as you mentioned from footage of not specific information like examining the exact like violation what kind of like weapons has been used. a different what they what they lighted the nation expert has found about the coalition direct strike in areas where there is no clashes at all and if we see two there are two sides fighting in that area and it will be really really difficult to be specific who was fired for example those shells i'm not saying that the host is innocent but but but for the u.n. report to do to it like to bring anyone to justice they have to send an investor an investigation team and all par

i want to welcome his majesty king abdullah to the white house. as i. was a not of a no where than. by it was a lot. but i what boehner knows when north. korea had a. power levy did after. representing president obama at the u.n. when that u.s. u.k. backed asteroid took place was similar. for power yet this week she tweeted that the so-called thirty u.a.e. coalition shouldn't be bombing hospitals today saudi u.a.e. coalition baba hospital yesterday unicef reported that they have repeatedly attacked facilities that provide drinking water horrifying in the extreme u.s. and all the port full court press on sept peace talks in the shadow of a bomb or administration officials making extraordinary you terms of alleged war crimes like that and a group claiming continued bombing of the poorest country in the middle east by our a.f. trained warplane pilots we're going to hear from ngo save the children joining me now from for the by skype is our son bashar assad welcome to going underground the i.c.r.c. has been telling r.t. in the past few days the dozens of civilians have been killed mostl

i want to welcome his majesty king abdullah to the white house. is me on your duty. as i. was the night of a number than a thousand and one and. two are you nuts what baidoa was a lot. but i'm not bananas when north. korea had a. power levy deducted a while. representing president obama at the u.n. when that u.s. u.k. backed airstrike took place with samantha power yet this week she tweeted that the so-called saudi u.a.e. coalition shouldn't be bombing hospitals today saudi u.a.e. coalition while the hospital yesterday unicef reported that they have repeatedly attacked facilities that provide drinking water horrifying in the extreme u.s. and all support full court press on sept peace talks in the shadow of obama administration officials making the extraordinary u. turns of alleged war crimes like that and aid groups claiming continued bombing of the poorest country in the middle east by already have trained warplane pilots we're going to hear from n.g.o.s save the children joining me now from so the.

i just go see today you cats are grabbed double athletics gold abdullah haroon race to victory in the four hundred metres and ash f l safety seal gold with a hammer throw of seventy six point eight eight meters the gulf country will host the world athletics championships next year bahrain's rose chile motor victory in the women's marathon earlier in the day and he was born chile establish an early lead in the distance between her and the chasing pack was never close to two thousand and seventeen world champion stayed in front of from the line in two hours thirty four minutes and fifty one seconds that was double gold for japan in the event an individual and team competition you're shakira or you are won his second gold medal and then. joined up with his team mates as japan won the fourth team inventing title of their careers asian games. now hosts in tunisia have already batted their best hole of gold medals they won their twelfth on sunday but the sport where they'd really like to win gold is badminton up and down the country you'll find young and old playing it everywhere from back

of the situation in afghanistan but the deportation of afghans has been resumed it's a decision abdullah gul for can't understand given the frequency of attacks in kabul. and the recent one was on a police district thirteen which is this part of the right side of me so my perception of today's kabul is like. way wars than it was like in europe. but none of the afghans in this cafe wants to leave afghanistan even if everyone complains about the security situation madea's america who's with her mother samira has just returned from canada where she was trained as a pilot. people all around it will be doing that it's all about the war and fights and everything but it's not about that because we are humans like me like other people around the world they have cafes we have burst through we have like waiting to have a gas and everything we have ever in to ten minutes i mean they're very good oh i'll come back to this i want to build my life here and i want to build afghanistan here. it's a different story for. he could not be traced for about two months then a message came from abdul got four w

cho is a little apartment that has been converted into a communal prayer room thirty six year old abdullah talking leads the prayers here . when he was younger he was into body piercing but now he finds a new way to express himself. yet that you. or she. are looking. almost all. of you know him or i didn't know all the well. should she have any. time to meet. to to meet cornfields should. he go that lentulus isn't she loved his son in. law had died down a lot of the house actually being the that he had recently and that people. in recent decades the japanese have been exposed to other religions both orthodox and orthodox the differ from shinto. islam is still considered relatively unfamiliar. but in recent years young japanese men like. the talking of.

trustee's against the syrian civilians i walked from the island sorry center to circle which is where abdullah ether a twelve year old palestinian child was tortured and publicly the head it despite pleading to be allowed to be killed the man in the now is right saleh trying to tell me that one of the main white home accent is that feature as in want to if they're major promotional vehicles last men and i've heard that there were no white helmet present at the center during that execution or if they were not present there during the execution why did they not at least document that crime which was i mean that was not how he documented on social media it was documented across mainstream media because it was so hard to ignore and it raised questions about the u.s. funding of the great northern sinky who were ahead as an executed don't you don't see it as possible that white helmets did indeed have to flee. in a while and sorry because they are solid just told us that they have to flee areas sometimes i don't know maybe because the russians are in a strikes and their equipment is used by other gr

i want to welcome his majesty king abdullah to the white house. good to. me i need you to be. as i. was and not have been over the north. where you are not as well by it was a lot. but i'm not been in this oneness. hadda padda.

intelligence sharing open but ties were affected in the early days of the conflict jordan's king abdullahalled on assad to step down that approach later changed with the priority being the protection of national security interests it has been a difficult balancing act for jordan it likes to describe its policy toward the syrian crisis as it called for a political solution and it didn't call for regime change as a condition to end the crisis the kingdom to a certain extent followed an independent course from its allies who were supporting the opposition despite its cautious approach jordan along with the u.s. and saudi arabia did back the opposition in southern syria but when damascus was close to victory it convinced many rebels to surrender it is enough for them to reopen its embassy in damascus and this would be tantamount to acknowledge them until they did. bashar to stick but not the player. or definitely clearly in favor of the regime so russia is going to want there's no question about that. with that you have a neighbor like this you need to deal with that many jordanians accuse th

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intelligence sharing open but ties were affected in the early days of the conflict jordan's king abdullah called on assad to step down that approach later changed with the priority being the protection of national security interests it has been a difficult balancing act for jordan it likes to describe its policy toward the syrian crisis as it called for a political solution and it didn't call for regime change as a condition to end the crisis the kingdom to a certain extent followed an independent course from its allies who were supporting the opposition despite its cautious approach jordan along with the u.s. and saudi arabia did back the opposition in southern syria but when damascus was close to victory.

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abdullah says that he's two sisters who are like the lead players in a football match in their family of eight brothers and sisters the other siblings looked up to holly and. they saw them as an example of integration. hard up had a successful day job at the same time she was running the ballet keep. both have a lot of friends who died or were injured while celebrating or this birthday. the people i've met suffered the traumatic loss of loved ones followed by racial and religious stereotyping. they are moroccan and spanish american and french. tunis and then french or french and. are they more from one country than the other that's a density matter when you're a victim they worked hard to integrate and suffered greatly only to be discriminated against and associated with the attackers. you know. with. many other like you don't even if i can mislead and i ended up clean up are synonymous. so the. only thing. the. simple now i'm heading to brussels to meet look nice has been mohammed look not dyed in the metro attack that followed the march twenty sixth of brussels airport mohamed was a

this is an eye witness moussa abdullah. >> t this strike cap and in thee middle o of the market and targeted a bus carrying children. our shops were o open and t the shoppers were walking around as usual. all of those who did died work residents, children, and shop owners. amy: the u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres is cacalling fr an independent investigation into the attack. the american psychological association has voted to reject a proposal pushed by the pentagon to reverse its new rules barring its psychologists from participating in interrogations. the apa approved the rules in 2015 after an independent investigation showed howow the a leadership actively colluded with the pentagon and the cia torture programs. the american psychological association is the largest group of psychologists in the world. in a newly leaked audio recording, house intelligence committee chair devin nunes of california says republicans must keep control of the house in order to protect president trump from special counsel robert mueller's investigation. listen carefully. situation2 [indiscernible] we hav

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very interesting that the report really that it was my mother like that prince meant to have been abdullah with the arrival of mohammed bin that man who is a very good friend would be if. i didn't there's my own sad and heavy in lebanon as well so i think with regard to you ease kind of tactics are part of a wider admission that it has in order to adopt rather a more sinister style since the version of cattle project in which the spread of influence across the region argentina's government says that it will discuss a fifty billion dollar bailout plan with the international monetary fund on monday the argentinean pesos lost half of its value against the u.s. dollar this year and it's raising concerns about even more hardships of people there last in latin america and it's all you see in human reports now from what a status. it's a move the argentines have seen before their currency losing its value at a record low and at a dizzying speed. all eyes were on the city when the cytisus financial center. after losing another fifteen percent of its value so as day the government managed a modest r

this is moussa abdullah who witnessed the bombing. strike happened in the middle of the market and targeted a bus carrying children. our shops were open and the shoppers w were walking around s usual. all of those who died wewere residentnts, childreren, and shp owners. amamy: the childldren had spenee daday celebrating g the end ofof summer school by taking a eld trip to a cemetetery -- one of e last r remaining greenen spacesa gion devastated by war. video released by houthi med captures thehe school boysys laughingng and talking on the b. just hours later, mo o of the kidsds in e videdeo were dead.d. this is ssein huin tayeb whose e son ahmed was killed in the bombing. >> i was one of the first people on the scene. as soon as i arrived with others wanting to help out, we figured we had to quickly nurse the wounded because there was chaos. people were running over bodies and shouting. there was a scary situation. very scary. may god give us s patience from his strength. >> to define your children here? lifting people, i lifted the b

very interesting that the report rings that there was spying of the likes of prince mit have been abdullah who is a rival of mohammed bin said a man who is a very good friend of all that we had been they had no idea that they had my eye on . lebanon as well so i think with regard to you eat these kind of tactics not possible why is there an issue that has in order to adopt rather a more sinister style since the version of capital projects in which the spread of influence across the region runs scripts in the can i go to say the government is all of the expulsion of the un human rights team investigating allegations of abuse president daniel ortega dismissed the un report act using him and his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests a report that will take his administration was responsible for illegal arrests torture and close to trial three hundred people have been killed since that i'm dressed began back in april and argentina's economic crisis is worsening the currency sunk to historic lows despite the central bank raising the key interest rate to