abdullah is calling the result illegitimate that t.j. dickey in the result they announced today was the result of election a coup against democracy the betrayal of the will of the people and we considered it to be illegal. in 2014 the u.s. brokered a power sharing agreement with danny president and of diller chief executive. this time around the u.s. is doing deals with the taliban there near an agreement in doha which could be announced soon if an initial reduction in violence is successfully observed the u.s. wants to bring its troops home. with the taliban also says gone these reelection is illegal and contravenes the peace process will reach alan's al-jazeera. ok let's bring in our guests joining us today from kabul is tommy massey he's formally deputy minister of defense and the executive chairman of the institute of war and peace studies a kabul based think tank and joining us from islamabad is symbol current political and security analyst welcome to you both coming to you 1st i mean we've been here before 2014 but this is a little

hope puffery get into the country's transitional government hardships persist but prime minister abdullah hum doc tells you. will be a success the world. got but you could have bought 2 gold is looking for success stories that's what up support along with his gun shoot guns you got old. school and no more south africa that's the message from a group of foreign nationals sheltering in a cape town church they say they face in a full bad once to be brain ok say it's politics of the country. christine one while come to me is africa it's good to have even long it's been 6 months since abdullah one doc was sworn in as sudan's prime minister and crisis has persisted in how. there's been no less have economic hardships that sparked demonstrations 2 years of brave is expensive and people spend hours lining up to bias as well as other basic needs. long queues for just a few liters of petrol fuel is in short supply like so many other than cities in sudan the country is at a standstill. is i don't know if i have to stand here from morning till noon i don't have time to make enough money to support my

bring him had an exclusive interview with prime minister abdullah she asked him if so does would send al bashir to the hague for trial the idea of. justice need to be saved. to the maximum satisfaction of the victim is something was a will to collate it and the constitutional function in it a document we will definitely appalled that 4 ways over letting these guys he's one of the. i.c.c. itself has so many levels it could be an i.c.c. in the hague could be an i.c.c. compliant court that is sudan or in the region transition of justice issues of tucson to conservation compensation individual and community we're not going to rest until the victims. those victims to be satisfied that justice not only being perceived but actually being saved and that's how we see it from what i understand all options are now open you still haven't decided whether it be in the hague or in sudan or in a regional court are all options open of course this is something you know the moment of this was part of a peace negotiations and i think this is something we will i want to tell you one thing. and the best wh

abdullah the chance to call the whole theme a sham that. for them the result announced today was one of election robbery or a coup against democracy on up a trail of the people and we consider it to be illegal for our city's share was born yet you know if you get every department or any. other part i love part of these fraudsters will be remembered with shame in the history of afghanistan a moment and we announce our inclusive government of afghanistan. joining us is journalist ali latif in kabul. says that he is the one who has won that what is the national mood in response to those comments. the national mood overall is that you know people are very frustrated with selection they're very tired of it you know they've dealt with it for 5 months and they're ready for it to be over they're ready for people to move on for a new government to come into power and for things to really start you know working again. as for you know after last pacific response i think a lot of people have this question of well what can he do if he doesn't accept it

we will always safeguard the rights of the afghan people that opposition candidate abdullah abdullah has rejected the result that you. have done you know the results they announced today is election robbery a coup against democracy the betrayal of the will of the people and we consider it illegal. israel's prime minister will go on trial for corruption next month just 2 weeks after the country's elections benjamin netanyahu was formally charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust last month he'll be required to attend court for the start of the proceedings on march the 17th netanyahu is the 1st sitting israeli prime minister to be charged with a crime he's denied tenure wrongdoing the election is in just under 2 weeks time will be israel's 3rd in a year. the u.s. justice department and attorney general are in a growing dispute over the handling of the trial of one of president chums former adviser as well just start on the federal judge's association is meeting to discuss concerns about alleged intervention by the president along with attorney general william fall in politically s

paul for get into the country's transitional government hardships president stats prime minister abdullah humboldt tell steve wu dunn will be a success. and in the particular battle gold is looking for success stories that would help supporters on putin have time to come so you got all. these people and no more south africa that's the message from a group of foreign nationals sheltering in a cape town church they say they face in a full day ad once a brain ok say it's out of the country. hello i'm christine want to welcome to date every news africa it's good to have you along it's been 6 months since i've done a home doc was sworn in as sudan's prime minister and protests have persisted in how. there's been no less have to be economic hardships that spock's demonstrations 2 years ago brave is expensive and people spend hours mining up to bias as well as other basic needs. long queues for just a few liters of petrol fuel is in short supply like so many other disses cities in sudan the country is at a standstill. if i have to stand here from morning till noon i don't have time to make enoug

one of the 1st to arrive at what became known as the lost lunch was abdullah. a senior army officer and brother of the president the host hashmi had assembled a guest list that was a who's who of yemen's leadership amongst the dignitaries was ali abdullah saleh commander of the thai iis military brigade and a future president. to find out more money came from undersea to arabic went to paris to meet with a humvee spokesman at the time all the spokesman was not at the lunch he did speak to a key witness. in the well what's your handle and i live alone or american dad of flesh and i had the luck. khaled known kind of to do i'm going to the community de lima company severus a year and a week into. a 10. who barely seem to do on recovery will either have a very good on going to the house video and other. immaculata. according to the eyewitness as the bodyguards waited outside our humvee was welcomed by all cost me and ali abdullah saleh both yemeni presidents in waiting. good fortune was about to run out. the number 20 but i'm an. 11 me cannot. get out of the lobby

just over 50 percent of the vote with his rival dollar abdullah getting just over 39 percent. those are the headlines stay with us all hail the algorithm is coming up next thanks for watching. the race for the white house has begun this month going to 04 states have their say on the day wants to please don't try to move the actual. joining us throughout the continuing coverage of the 1st stage of the 2020 of us in action. on a disease. i can unlock my phone with my face you can access your bank account with your voice and fingerprints are often the key information on a national i.d. card all of this face voice fingerprints there are biometrics unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification but biometrics are far from perfect they convenience and seeming infallibility comes out across most crucially our privacy. our biometrics our individual unique.

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abdullah and author of lani dr abdullah had already said there david form a crowd a little government which of course would complicate matters or did for local very important you see what happened in the. dialogue and read the dad would be able to make the down turn and head way to bring back we entered that war torn country. so to come on al-jazeera. i make lists marking the parts that i go on and be olympic qualifying rounds for african boxers lined up next how things are being affected by the world of viral. races king appoints a new prime minister begin to institute a week long political power struggle. but . the wind directions about to change again across arabian peninsula was used to it was active front the front of frontal system if you're not running through turkey says still never have to assess know to go with showers of rain to the south of that so it's still miserable in parts of syria to the south more of a southerly rees's warm things up dusty weather but $27.00 in doha to buy the same in dubai mists the same is true for southern side it was that suddenly returned to a

to king abdullah industrial valley promises foreign investors low rents though energy costs and hardly any tax still the response has been muted thus far. there are plans to build an ultra modern city next to the industrial area for up to 2000000 residents. there's even a golf course already. huge industrial port is under construction and another city several times bigger than this one is being planned for the north of the country to entice investors. slowly but surely the country is starting to realize that oil alone won't keep it going forever. saudi arabia's regional rival is its neighbor qatar a much smaller country with a similarly powerful economy to its huge natural gas reserves. in several middle eastern countries cut diplomatic ties with qatar in september 2017 following allegations of financing terrorism. qatar is reacted with. a tree it is i'm and assurance that they would manage just fine without their powerful neighbors my good workers keep the true tare economy going. the me is vision for the future is to have more private enterprise that doesn't depend on gas and to fost

what does the opposition, what does the abdullah people decide to do? how far did they decide to push their complaints? that is a conversation going on now. second, it will depend on what president ghani does. if he were to come out strong now and make clear he was going to lead this country into the negotiations with the taliban and is going to lead all the country and embrace the opposition, civil society, women, and youth, it is a terrific opportunity for him to show leadership to lead his country. if he does that, i think a lot of these concerns will fall away over time. so i think a lot of it is actually in president ghani's hands. and i think it is a terrific opportunity for him. and i hope he will seize it. mr. olson: so i think we will do just a couple more questions from me and then move onto the audience. if you can start thinking about your questions. the taliban of course is only one actor on the battlefield unfortunately in afghanistan. we do have isis, daesh, and other groups. presumably al qaeda will be dealt with from the assurances of t

and twenty fourteen hyundai and abdullah had already fought bitterly over the job. a after the election results then- and the political deadlock with only broken when john kerry flew and as a mediator. and we finally decided that they would form a s stored as n national uy government. this time around nobody can predict how the crisis well planned out. and it's quite difficult at this very early stage to make out what going to happen what exactly. a dilemma dilemma means by creating his own gogovernment- which again no one will recognize. but with certain is that it will hinder the smooth running. of the government. and it will also impact the ability negotiations between the taliban and the united states. and ending in the green man between the two parties was meant to be fine very shortly but this new crisis. risk risk derailing at the entire process. time now for the business news with a k. moved the mankato another car maker has warned its supply chain is that race because of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak over in china yeah absolutely jet and jaguar land rove

abdullah getting just over 13 percent those are the headlines stay with us the stream is coming up next. our everyone i'm josh rushing to we're going to prepare me ok today less than 2 percent of farmers in the united states are black but that hasn't always been the case so what happened and what is their future hold share your thoughts with us on twitter or in our live chat and you too could be on the street. you know century ago african-american families owned one 7th of the country's farmland that's about 15000000 acres but they've lost more than 70 percent of that property largely because of racism through loan discrimination or even violence loans are a lifeline for farmers surviving difficult times when banks wouldn't loan money to black farmers many were forced into foreclosure some sued the government claiming systemic racism in 1909 official settled in the pension we paid out nearly $2000000000.00 but many say that doesn't even come close to making up for the $120000000000.00 lost by black farmers over the past century now farmers are fighting to hold on to the land they have l

division chief of pathology sciences at sidra medicine from nairobi via skype we're joined by dr abdullah a medical doctor and research scientist at the african population and health research center and from oxford dr dominic wilkinson medical doctor and director of medical ethics at the your hero center for practical ethics at the university of oxford gentlemen welcome to the program let's start with you dr. at what point does this become a pandemic with the already with the disease spreading so far from the original outbreak we are certainly at the verge of a pandemic we are not technically in the midst of a pandemic yet but for all purposes we need to prepare for a pandemic and you know everyone in all different countries need to prepare for that eventuality does it matter what we label it i mean it it's spread around the world already the label that we give this outbreak is irrelevant at this point given the spread in so many different countries around the world all citizens in every country around the world have to prepare to talk to their other how to prepare is a country like kenya

abdullah the chief executive the governor for that ferociously over the long delayed election results for the presidential election so we have the former allies the united states who are setting themselves up for a fight between themselves even as it seems possibly just about possible to ceasefire between the taliban and the u.s. forces perhaps the afghan army to be agreed the aim here of course is to create a last in peace deal not just that a temporary ceasefire like this with talks before have failed do you think that's something that's possible at all. well. it seems to me that if the taliban can get what they want which is the americans will recognize them as a fact in afghanistan and in turn that will pass many afghans streaming towards them thinking they're going to come. back to power a bit of scituate myself with the winners eighties possible to imagine that the taliban will promise the americans enough for instance they won't allow al qaeda or old islamic state to operate in afghanistan or in areas they patrol for the to be peace between washington and the tell about it but

abdullah cannot agree which one the presidential election so how would government and the taliban talksthat is one of the questions that, while the international division could not complicate the nature of peace talks in afghanistan but definitely the internal political divisions in afghanistan which is right now going to be as a political crisis and the future will definitely complicate an impact peace talks with afghan taliban. as you mentioned, this is just taliban. as you mentioned, this isjust an taliban. as you mentioned, this is just an agreement between the united states and the taliban. the second phase would be afghan negotiations, which is an important one from the us and international perspective. as for the afghan perspective because afghans need to come and figure out a political settlement. the internal political division due to the recent disputed elections is very significant and may complicate the nature of future peace talks with the afghan taliban. if a deal eventually happens, most of the 13,000 us troops currently stationed in afghanistan would go home. how would t

ghani's rival abdullah abdullah jected the outcome, and so did the taliban.hat, in turn, could jeopardize a u.s. peace plan -- the u.s. is trying to reach a peace deal with the taliban. the united states imposed financial sanctions today on russia's state-owned oilro brokerage firmeft. the state department said the company is helping venezuela skirt an american oil embargo. it marked an aggressive move against both russian interests and venezuela's president nicolas maduro -- with more to come. >> there will be more steps and further pressure in the coming weeks and months. the unit states remainfirmly committed to the people of venezuela and to the cause of freedom there. stephanie: the u.s. and other countries say maduro's re-election in 2018 was ilgitimate. an appeals couer in the nends ordered russia today to pay $50 billion for seizing the yukos oil company in 2003. yukos founder mikhail nodorkovsky was an outspo critic of president vladimir putin and was jailed for more than a decade. company sheholders have been pursuing compensation ever nce. moscow s

abdullah is calling the result illegitimate that's. the result they announced today was the result of election of a coup against democracy the betrayal of the will of the people and we considered it to be illegal. in 2014 the u.s. brokered a power sharing agreement with garni president and of diller chief executive. this time around the u.s. is doing deals with the taliban there near an agreement in doha which could be announced soon if an initial reduction in violence is successfully observed the u.s. wants to bring its troops home. with the taliban also says gone these reelection is illegal and contravenes the peace process will reach alan's al-jazeera. ukraine's president says heavy fighting in the eastern donbass region won't hamper efforts to end the conflict but russian back separatist the flare up has left one ukrainian soldier dead and several others wounded as the worst spell of violence in the region since peace talks were held in december sides are blaming each other. on a 1000000 we have a powerful army provocations happen

abdullah is calling the result illegitimate that. the result they announced today was the result of election of a coup against democracy the betrayal of the will of the people and we considered it to be illegal. in 2014 the u.s. brokered a power sharing agreement with garni president and of diller chief executive. this time around the us is doing deals with the taliban there near an agreement in doha which could be announced soon if an initial reduction in violence is successfully observed 1st the u.s. wants to bring its troops home. with the taliban also says gone these reelection is illegal and contravenes the peace process will reach alan's al-jazeera. the u.n. says nearly 300 civilians have been killed in northwest serious insta beginning of the year as the government tries to capture the last rebel stronghold. there to the . united nations says schools hospitals and perhaps where the internally displaced have been hurt it says the russian backed government offensive this beyond belief and his call for the immediate creation of h

and author of money dr abdullah had already said there david form a crowd a little government which of course would complicate matters or did relocate very importantly what happened in the. dialogue and rather doubt who will be able to make the plan. to bring back we entered that war torn country well julie norman is a teaching fellow and politics at the university college of london she joins us now for some analysis kids have you with us here on i'll just sirrah 1st of all it's it's quite a complex deal is it not because this is between the u.s. and the taliban it's not an overall p.c. ok in afghanistan just how do you think this is going to work. yes well as you said this is a different model than we've seen in the past rather than trying to have the u.s. the taliban and the afghan government all working trying to top one peace deal together this is really a 2 phase model what we're seeing today is really a 1st step that just unlocks that crucial 2nd step it's really that 2nd part that inch afghani talks that are really going to be the most important part for afghanistan moving fo

abdullah mockbee also to stop supporting the anti-government protests as part of military forces are accused of turning on the protesters they were originally protecting. assad as demand for gender segregation in protest was largely ignored in rallies in baghdad on thursday by men and women who marched together to do it after his last tweet we thought it was. because no one responded to it all the people see segregation between gente is as an old idea which leads to more problems and submissions. several weeks ago my daughter called for a. march but the numbers which turned up to that one and nothing like what it hoped for the numbers of protests generally have been dwindling since they began back in october but people are going to be watching very carefully about the numbers who turn up at this protest in case it might give some sort of integration about whether or not the shia clerics influence in iraq is changing. then and women who protest in iraq say they share a common purpose in opposing the government and demanding change but they seem divided about how they should make their

abdullah or ashraf ghani. there hasn't been any indication on who would be preferable one of the reasons why the taliban has said it's not going to meet with the afghan government under a gun is because it considers a colony and those in the current government to be lackeys and i believe that's a quote of the united states government and so it's not a question of whether or not the us favors anyone the fact that the us favors anyone makes those people suspect in the taliban's eyes so there's a lot of juggling here on trying to find you know figure out who can actually participate in the afghan government or afghan people. slash taliban discussions once we get past 1st this stop in violence or of offensive attacks and then the signing of some sort of a peace agreement between the united states and the tal about that's 3 stages down the road and so certainly the u.s. doesn't want any of this to fall apart but does it really matter whether it's the gandhi government or and abdullah government i think what the u.s

abdullah and author of money dr abdullah had already there david form a crowd a little government which of course would complicate matters or did really important you see what happened in the end of dialogue and rather doubt do will be able to make. your bring back be injured out war torn country. well let's get some analysis now from marwan bashar he's out as a new senior political analyst and is with me no marwan will this work you know certainly it's a it's just the beginning of a new process if the last 18 years war a war process i think now we're going to be in the midst of. peace process for the next 18 years perhaps meaning this is the 1st step of a very very long process clearly there's a lot to be done in afghanistan where the united states but also among afghanis themselves one doesn't need to be optimistic to be hopeful about a situation whereby both sides the united states and the and the taliban feel that it is what it is taliban cannot be defeated the united states cannot be defeated and hence some sort of the diplomatic solution needs to start those of us who've read care

the solar window is one of many painted technologies from couched the king abdullah university of science and technology it was founded by a former saudi king as a private university independent from the ministry of education the campus has its own rules and women aren't required to wear the abaya it's perhaps a taste of what some young saudis would like to see for the future of their country . the solar power research center has adapted its architecture to the extremely hot climate there is shaded skylights and a pedestrian area to provide natural ventilation and cooling the design since the message that the future is about to change. thank you professor in mcculloch is the center's director. he worked at the renowned imperial college london until 2014 a few of his students joined him when he moved here the count's team says the facilities here a unique part of the university is largely financed by a foundation which gives the researchers more financial security. and freedom for female research and women are welcomed as colleagues here. industry is my passion. i love industries that lets

abdullah is calling the result illegitimate that. the result they announced today was the result of election law a coup against democracy the betrayal of the will of the people and we considered it to be illegal. in 2014 the u.s. brokered a power sharing agreement with garni president and of diller chief executive. this time around the us is doing deals with the taliban there near an agreement in doha which could be announced soon if an initial reduction in violence is successfully observed 1st the u.s. wants to bring its troops home. with the taliban also says gone these reelection is illegal and contravenes the peace process will reach alan's al-jazeera. time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back we speak to iranians to see how they're feeling at a friday's parliamentary election. and find out why business groups in canada blocked most of the country's rail network on the stay with us. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast all of the next few days we are going to still see some stormy condition

the emir of qatar i mean been hammered out and he has arrived in our month to meet king abdullah of jordan this is his 1st official visit since the blockade imposed on qatar by 4 arab countries led by saudi arabia back in 2017 at the time jordan actually downgraded its ties with a diplomatic relations have since been restored the 2 ladies are expected to discuss bilateral trade and regional security in the jordanian capital for us and says the visit indicates a warming of relations. this is the 1st visits by the army or of qatar to jordan since the 2017 blockade that was imposed by saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain jordan didn't blockade qatar however it did participate somewhat in the early stages of that's crisis by recalling its ambassador from qatar those relations have improved with full diplomatic representation being restored over the past few months rather than sending a resounding us ambassador to qatar and reciprocating but what's making this visit so significant isn't just that it is both the regional files that are going to be discussed as well as bilatera

think abdullah shrieky was born here just like his brothers and cousins now they're turning the homes of their ancestors into guest houses for tourists. to. think. of it out of the office and my grandfather used to live in this room in that office if you want and obviously we prefer to varnish the wood with all of oil because it's a natural oil. well it preserves the beauty of the door and protects it and. for families used to live around their grandfather's room just a few years ago life happened outside the rooms which is for sleeping and cooking on the open fire. a road now leads to the other side of the valley and the villages have moved into modern houses. i didn't get into life in the new village is much more convenient than in the old and hey nation right next to the road. so with a car everything you need is nearby. we have electricity and t.v. which is nice of course. although. the gist of the incidents was. so. i don't have also thought i had to tickle we have created something really special here with this simple set up our guest house is different from other hotels tourist

and the mayor of culture shock to me but how middle tourney is in amman for talks with king abdullah of jordan his 1st official visit since the blockade imposed on carter by 4 arab countries led by saudi arabia in 2017 the 2 leaders expected to discuss bilateral trade and regional security. in about 25 minutes time and stars along next with inside story. all south sudan's rival leaders finally settling their differences it's all they can request agree to share power and form a new unity government after years of civil war there after 3 failed peace agreements will this one last this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i missed the attack a piece is finally head that's the promise from south sudan's president salva kiir after signing the latest power sharing agreement with his rival but all to 2 similar agreements collapsed many are asking if they really got it right this time around react russia has once again been sworn in as by.

shortages of bread and fuel hampering the country's economic development said in his prime minister abdullah is optimistic about the cooperation between civilians and the military and a government he hopes will lead the nation from decades of dictatorship to democracy he spoke with reporter abraham. prime minister 100 thank you so much for being here with us on the news you've taken over sudan at a historical moment the country is facing many challenges did you have any doubts about wanting to take this role. not doubts about this not of it's not a small to really a person i wish this is a wish that is a desponding to a call of duty sudan is being run now under unique cooperation between civilians and military how is the cooperation between these 2 sides because it hasn't always been smooth has it yes this is also another feature of the uniqueness of this with these experiments with proudly propagating this across the world. and calling you to sudan is more. which is a partnership between the civilian and the military to build democracy build solid foundation for democracy let's turn to the