continue our conversation with our guest, steven aden. if you want to ask questions you canett kavanaugh, do so. if you support his decision, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose, (202) 748-8001. and you can tweet us thoughts. what is your organization doing, particularly when it comes to the congressional aspect? guest: we have a lot of information on our website. to our contact in the senate, telling them why we think he is well-qualified. and we will be signing a letter from our staff and our president to the senate judiciary committee, urging them to confirm him. host: two people on that committee are senator michalski and senator collins. talk about where you see this playing out? guest: it seems that democrats are not open-minded about this candidate. and because the senate is closely divided, republican senators could be the deciding vote. them hasne of expressed opposition. both are open-minded. on the other hand, at least one democratic senator has signaled that he is open to vote for this nominee. the vote may be similar to what we saw

otherwise we would not have liberated part of the country, from aden to elsewhere. without the support of the coalition, these areas would have been under the ntrol of e houthis. we believe the coalition operation decisive storm is the most successful one that has ever been undertaken by the arab world.la you say it is successful, president hadi, but three years on you are still not in control in the capital, more than 10,00n 8 ople have illed, and the united nations sayllion people are on the brink of famine. pres. hadi: if decisive storm had not happed, it would have been the beginning of a major civil war, lasting even longer than the conflict in somalia. orla: but it has already been far too long for many, like mohammed bashir, the very embodiment of yemen's agony, ravaged by hunger. war and poverty delayed his parents bringing him for treatment. two days after these images were taken, he passed away, failed utterly by his broken country and failed by the world. orla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. laur the tragic cost of yemen' war paid by the most for vculne

we managed to meet president hadi at the southern port city of aden, on one of his rare visits to homef civilian casualties here were caused by air strikes by the saudi—led coalition, have you ever regretted the decision to bring them into this conflict? translation: i don't regret it at all. otherwise, we would not have liberated parts of the country. from aden to al mahrah, without the support of the coalition, these areas would have been under the control of the houthis. we believe the coalition operation decisive storm is the most successful one that has ever been undertaken by the arab world. you say it's successful, president hadi, but three years on, you are still not in control of the capital. more than 10,000 people have been killed and the united nations says eight million people here on the brink of famine. if decisive storm had not happened, it would have been the beginning of a major civil war, lasting even longer than the conflict in somalia. but it has already been far too long for many. like mohammed bashir. the very embodiment of yemen's agony, ravaged by hunger. war a

from aden... the coalition operation decisive storm is the most successful one that has ever been undertaken by the arab world. you say it's successful, president hadi, but three years on, you are still not in control of the capital. more than 10,000 people have been killed and the united nations says eight million people here on the brink of famine. if decisive storm had not happened, it would have been the beginning of a major civil war, lasting even longer than the conflict in somalia. but it has already been far too long for many. like mohammed bashir. the very embodiment of yemen's agony, ravaged by hunger. war and poverty delayed his parents bringing him for treatment. two days after these images were taken, he passed away, this broken country now a graveyard for its young. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen. and our international correspondent 0rla guerin who made that report is standing by to answer your questions on yemen. you can find her on twitter at @0rlaguerin or by using #bbcnews

we're getting reports that unknown gunman in yemen shot at the head of intelligence security at aden airport kerry was killed when mosque gunman opened fire at the airport no group has claimed responsibility for the attack it coincides with a recent rise in attacks on government officials including high ranking security commanders and intelligence offices. iraq's prime minister has suspended the electricity minister to weeks of protests against power outages poor public services and unemployment. demonstrations continued on sunday in a number of southern cities. imposed curfews and cut internet access in some areas human rights watch has accused iraqi special forces of using lethal force against the protests those. three russian opposition leaders have been arrested at a rally protesting against the government's plan to raise the state pension age that demonstration in central moscow had been authorized by city or thirty's and attracted thousands of people the government's plans to raise the pension age for men from sixty to sixty five and from fifty five to sixty three for women has

time will stay like that so humidity not too much of an issue we've gone into showers in the gulf of aden and cooler cloudy conditions are along the coast of oman and that continues as we head on through into wednesday so let's head down into southern parts of africa a fine picture for the most part but breezy there for cape town with a chance of wanted to showers fine conditions around the eastern cape and looking great across much as him and into zambia twenty eight the high moussaka for central parts of africa are seeing the old shop pushing across chad for instance further towards the west so west africa seen some heavy rain at times you may see one or two showers affect in bamako in mali. full of struggle the children quarrels of the mother he will then with. the she lived with. full of pleasure. an intimate look at life in cuba today. the thought of course under my boss had on me when i came out of a lot of all the people i've met hang. on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories this hour voting has ended in zimbabwe's elections the first without robert mugabe i

otherwise, we would not have liberated parts of our country, from aden onwards.world. orla guerinjoined me in the studio to reflect on the trip. it is one of the hardest places to try and report from and that has been the case since the conflict escalated in march of 2015. we have managed to go in, both myself and the bbc teams, but it is incredibly difficult every time. you never know you are going to report from yemen until you are standing there, you can make all the plans and the arrangements and get the visa and the permission and you can get stopped at the last minute and that has happened twice. last year, we we re has happened twice. last year, we were supposed to fly into the capital, sana'a, in rebel hands, the saudis control b airspace and they granted a un airflight to stop us getting in and we were unable to fly, getting in and we were unable to fly, we found a way in by a ship. ways to get in but there is a long process and you are never sure if you can arrive. i have been three times now to aden, the first occasions, we had to take a 20 hour journey

so the media is saying gunman who shot dead the head of intelligence security for aden airport in yemen and that's a macair was killed by mosque gunman no group has claimed responsibility for the attack there has been a recent rise in attacks on government officials including high ranking security commanders and intelligence officers. to children and their great grandmother are among eight people dead after wildfires in northern california more than thirty eight thousand people remain under evacuation orders in and around the city of reading on saturday president donald trump declared a state of emergency in parts of california devastated by the fire fighters have attacked the northern mali and city of kid doll firing several mortars including one knee a polling station the elections been dominated by security concerns and the threat from al qaeda has been escalating president keita is hoping to secure a second but faces a challenge from sixty eight year old somalia sea state three russian opposition leaders have been arrested at a rally protesting over the government's plan to raise th

that is at the capipital of thee south, aden. able to get a visa t to gt there after a couple of attempts and board a flight to aden. from there, i basically had to drive north. you can drive north across the front line. yemenis themselves, civilians, are moving back and forth. but you have to go through dozens of checkpoints. i was not able to film them, obviously, for the piece as i was smuggling my way up. it took several cars in various routes to be able to get up there and disguised as a yemeni woman. once i i got there, i had to wok with a yemeni team because i could only really smuguggle mysf upup. i cacannot bring my camameramand have him passed off as a believableememeni woman. so i worked with a yeneni teamm in sanaa, journalists and friends i have known for some time. aroundganizations all the worl particularly american news organizatnsns, ha been tryiyingo accece s sanaa andnd y ch so want to report from houthi-controroed areas, but journaststs a band. the sai's ntrol th aiaipace, and they have banned journalistand hu

in the horn of africa the coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and red sea which are being used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe if oil can't transmit through an important channel like the bubble mind even for a short time it could lead to a substantial supply delay and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide saudi arabia and its coalition. sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the goofy's the rebels have been linked to iran during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to its commercial ships about using the route between attacks on u.s. turkish and society and iraqi coalition boats. but in the most recent incident who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports describe an attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen bob is an oil and gas industry expert and he says it could have a major global impact it's already had about a dollar per barrel price effect where prices are up in after hours

one near a polling station unknown gunman who shot dead yemen's head of intelligence security for aden airport kerry was killed by government no group has claimed responsibility for the attack and what are being described as flaming tornadoes have destroyed entire neighborhoods of northern california u.s. police say at least five people have been killed by the wildfires including two children seventeen others are missing in the city of reading well those were the headlines you're up to date now do stay with us though it's talk to al-jazeera next . you can. see. it take a step and reject said. that was the running cry the hundreds of thousands of all mediums in april and may. we took to the streets and forced the resignation of media's president turned prime minister said she saw siya use of those phones in flint later his grueling republican policy stepped down from power clearing the way for the leader of the opposition. to be the new government stays told that if you do not accept that it gets much requirements of the states and goodbye. the velvet revolution so they could be gone by

eritrea in the horn of africa because says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and the red sea which used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia to the suez canal to europe. can't transit through an important channel like bob on monday even for a short time it could lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide saudi arabia and its coalition of sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the rebels have been links to iran and during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings for its commercial ships about using the route in attacks on the us turkish and saudi amorality coalition boats but in the most recent incident who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports describe an attack on a coalition warship of the western coast of yemen roger shannon is research fellow at lowry institute for international policy he's a former strain on me off so with extensive experience in the middle east and he believes the saudis will resume their shipments

we managed to meet president hadi in the southern port city of aden on one of his rare d sits to home soil. given that the unitions has said that the majority of civilian casualties here are caused by airstrikes by the saudi-led coalition, hu ever regretted the decision to bring them into this conflict? pres. ha: i don't regret it all. otherwise we would not have liberated part of the country, from alsden tohere. without the support of the coalition, these areas would have been under the control of the houthis. we believe the coalition operation decisive storm is the most successful one that has arer been undertaken by th world. thla: you say it is successful, president hadi, bue years on you are still not in control in the capital, more than 10,000 people have been killed, and the united nations says 8 million people are on the brinof famine. pres. hadi: if decisive storm had not happened, it would have been the beginning of a jor civil war, lasting even longert than the confl somalia. orla: but it has already been far too long for many, likeed mohamm bashir, the veryme embo of yemen

to the twelve boys trapped with their coach and from aden to. find welcome refugees. thank you for joining us there are reports that russia has resumed their strikes in southern syria after talks broke down between russian rebels and russian syrian rebels and russian officers that's the spy jordan's foreign minister calling for a cease fire as soon as possible to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe hundreds of thousands of civilians have been forced from their homes by the russian syrian offensive in their province said the hunter has more now from beirut in neighboring lebanon. these people move to the border areas to escape the fighting. but they also fear the syrian government who considers them terrorists for being involved in opposition activities among them army defectors activists an employee. ministrations at least for now returning to their towns and villages that have fallen under state rule is not an option. people are afraid there will be reprisals retaliation or even execution is this is why they are asking that any deal is guaranteed by a regional power lik

amended strait is a strategic passage between djibouti and yemen that links the red sea to the gulf of aden and the indian ocean. response has been to mobilize its naval forces to deter security threats the now three year war when yemen has left conflicts surrounding the strait many fisherman in the stranded or worse brandy selig zanda al-jazeera. here in doha the top stories this hour a palestinian teenager i had to meet me who became a symbol of resistance against israeli occupation has been released from prison she spent eight months in jail for hitting an israeli soldier who enters her family's home in the occupied west bank a video of the incident was streamed online and went viral. from the house of the martyr the resistance will continue until the occupation. and the female prisoners are all strong and i salute everyone who stood by me and all the prisoners and i call on everyone to attend the press conference later today he has now traveled to ramallah to visit the tomb of the former palestinian leader yasser arafat's to bibi's case has highlighted israel's detention and treatment o

some israeli citizens saudi media says government of shot dead the head of intelligence security for aden airport in yemen and that some of kerry was killed by masked gunmen no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack there's been a recent rise in attacks on government officials including iraq in security officers. the saudi led coalition in yemen says its destroyed launch sites being used by who the rebels in the western province of saddam is images released by saudi arabia's government run t.v. are said to show the coalition strike on one of the missile sites. zimbabwe's opposition leader nelson chamisa has been reported to the police for holding an unlawful press conference on the eve of elections when campaigning is not allowed earlier chamisa received endorsement from an unlikely source the former president robert mugabe who said he was the only viable candidate well now the zanu p.f. leader of and the current president and god what is accuse the path of striking a deal from harare is harma tough. it's the second time robert mugabe has spoken to reporters since he was forc

eritrea in the horn of africa coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and red sea which he used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe. transit through an important channel like the monday even for a short time it could lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide arabia and its coalition of sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the who sees the rebels have been linked to iran and during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to its commercial ships about using the route they have been attacks on u.s. turkish. coalition boats in the most recent incidents who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports ascribed an attack on a coalition warship of the western coast of yemen bob kuttner is an oil and gas industry expert and he says it could have a major global impact. it's already had about a dollar per barrel price effect where prices are up in after hours trading today this kind of shippin

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saudi amorality coalition at war in yemen says it's trying to protect shipping routes in the gulf of aden and red sea which are used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the serious canal to europe the spokesman for the un secretary general stefan to jeric says the latest events highlight the need for a dialogue to end the crisis in yemen where all these events to raise underscore the need to put an end to this conflict and to find a political solution as if we still needed to be reminded after all these years after all the suffering of the yemeni people. this conflict is and has been has had a regional implications when. commercial navigation is starting to get impacted the movement of goods from global trade to start to get impacted. all these the continuance of this conflict has many many implications the most important one being the suffering of civilians in yemen. is a military analyst the retired jordanian at force general he says sustained pressure from the who this is threatening the saudi amorality coalition. it's a war of attrition now we have a stage of war o

where the saudi and iraqi coalition war in yemen is trying to protect shipping routes in the gulf of aden and the red sea tankers carrying container ships from asia pass through the straits on their way to the suez canal and ports in europe if transit through an important channel line. even for a short time it could lead to. will supply delays and higher shipping costs and that could push up energy prices worldwide the alliance fronted by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are have been fighting in yemen for three years against the who the rebels linked to iran and during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to commercial ships about using the route there have been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi over r.t. coalition vessels but in the most recent incident a pro who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker inserted two separate reports describe the attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen rodger shanahan is a research fellow at the institute for international policy he believes the saudis will resume shipments to. the fact that it targeted. and oil changes on the s

which was my right saudi media says government of shot dead the head of intelligence security for aden airport in yemen now some of gary was killed by masked gunman and the group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack on the sound of the coalition in yemen says its destroyed launch sites being used by who the rebels in the western province of saddam these images released by saudi arabia's government run t.v. are said to show the coalition strike on one of the missile sites two children and their great grandmother are among eight people dead after wildfires in northern california woman thirty eight thousand people are under evacuation orders in and around the city of reading on saturday president donald trump declared a state of emergency in parts of california devastated by the fire the blazes have been described by some as flaming tornadoes but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after a head to head station consulate in buffalo. it was perhaps the most stunning upset in u.s. political history. donald j. trump property tycoon reality t.v. star and dema

week saudi arabia temporarily suspended oil shipments through the strait which connects the gulf of aden to the red sea natacha command has more on efforts by to protect the western portion of the waterway. this is the battlement deb straight between yemen and djibouti it's a crucial waterway leading to the red sea fears that the war in yemen is expanding to the strait have prompted you to take action really began to intensify or supernatural as per the instructions of our president order to protect the maritime border from any threats last week saudi arabia halted oil shipments through the strait after it says who the rebels attacked two of its oil tankers in the red sea the attack caused minor damage to one of its tankers but this is spent and caused oil prices to spike in global stock markets and prompted the european union to warn that this is a threat to international trade. hundreds of law ships by through here every day since my country is over looking straight or responsive. well it is to protect our security and to fight against illegal boat smugglers traffickers and pirates sin

africa the saudi and coalition war in yemen says it's trying to protect shipping routes in the gulf of aden and the red sea and tankers carrying middle east oil and container ships from asia pass through these straits on their way to the su is can now as well as to ports in europe now if oil cannot transit through an important channel like the barber and even for a short while it could lead to a substantial supply delay and higher shipping costs and that could push up energy prices worldwide the alliance fronted by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. has been fighting in yemen for three years against the hooty rebels who are linked to iran during that time the u.s. is issued several warnings to commercial ships about using the route they've been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi amorality coalition vessels but in the most recent incident per who think the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports talk of an attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen well roger shanahan is a research fellow at the lowry institute for international policy and is a former aust

saudi media says gunman of shot dead the head of intelligence for aden airport in yemen not so macquarie was killed by mosque gunman no group has claimed responsibility for the attack there's been a recent rise in attacks on government officials including high ranking security offices two children and their great grandmother are among eight people dead after wildfires in northern california more than thirty eight thousand people are under evacuation orders in and around the city of reading on saturday president trump declared a state of emergency parts of california devastated by the fire. fighters that attack the northern mali and city of kid out firing several mortars including one near a polling station the presidential election that's been dominated by security concerns and the threat from al qaeda has been escalating. three russian opposition leaders have been arrested at a rally protesting the government's plan to raise the state pension age the demonstration in moscow had been authorized by city officials the government's plans to raise the pension age for men to sixty five and to

special weapons secure those who are for nuclear weapons in the port of aden really. came across the ship that was disposing of nuclear weapons. page by page. six all hands on deck. three disposal commences thirteen fifteen disposal thirty tons of special weapons complete. nothing. nothing changed the course of twentieth century history more than the development of nuclear weapons human beings now had the power to destroy themselves. i think that's you know me you know military machine hundreds i think that it's much more difficult to regulate military activities on ethical safety related or legal grounds compared to civilian activities or to be in the ministry of a civilian life is all about managing prosperity but the but in military situations the top commanders can do pretty much what they want on. us and they do it or they have to do it tighter because the enemy can to see if they don't they've lost the battle and happen to be a fun for you or. approximately two thousand nuclear devices have been tested since the dawn of the atomic age. this has contaminated thou

security forces are blocking people fleeing conflict in the north from getting into the southern city of aden dozens of families are stuck at a security checkpoints prompting a plea from the prime minister for them to be allowed in many have left her data for the saudi ambassador coalition as fighting to retake the city and its crucial seaports from hoofy rebels voice for yemen is in sana'a trying to broker a deal to end the fighting. the rebels have released a video showing the launch of a surveillance aircraft and one of the saudi backed forces they say they've used the technology to carry out ten operations join the battle for her day. and elsewhere in yemen at least eleven people have been killed by an airstrike that hit a wedding in the northern province of solder sounds like coalition hit the town of gaffa on tuesday killing mostly women and children and local officials as war planes flying overhead preventing ambulances from reaching the victims. malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has been arrested by anti-corruption investigators that is accused of pocketing seven hundred mi

so the media say a gunman who shot the head of intelligence security for aden airport in yemen nasa macare was killed by masked gunmen no group has claimed responsibility for the attack there's been a recent rise in attacks on government officials including high ranking security commanders and intelligence officers and the saudi led coalition in yemen says it's destroyed along sites being used by who see rebels in the western province of sada these images released by saudi arabia's government run. t.v. show the coalition strike on one of the missile sites. cambodia's ruling party says it's won a landslide in the elections on sunday paves the way for leader who to extend his thirty three year rule although twenty parties took part in the poll the main opposition cambodian national rescue party was dissolved last year human rights groups have dismissed the election as a sham for the e.u. the us and japan well they refuse to send election observers when he has the latest from mom pen. this could have been a day of political change for cambodia instead voters lined up knowing there was little

the horn of africa another coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and red sea which are used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe. if oil can't transit through an important channel like the unmined even for a short time it could lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices globally the alliance fronted by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. has been fighting in yemen for three years against the hugely rebels linked to iran during that time the us has issued several warnings to commercial ships about using the route that have been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi aber r.t. coalition vessels but in the most recent incident pro who's the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports describe an attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen rodger shanahan is a research fellow at the institute for international policy and a form australian army officer with extensive experience in the middle east now he believes the saudis will resume

continue our conversation with our guest, steven aden. if you want to ask questions you canett kavanaugh, do so. if you support his decision, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose, (202) 748-8001. and you can tweet us thoughts. what is your organization doing, particularly when it comes to the congressional aspect? guest: we have a lot of information on our website. to our contact in the senate, telling them why we think he is well-qualified. and we will be signing a letter from our staff and our president to the senate judiciary committee, urging them to confirm him. host: two people on that committee are senator michalski and senator collins. talk about where you see this playing out? guest: it seems that democrats are not open-minded about this candidate. and because the senate is closely divided, republican senators could be the deciding vote. them hasne of expressed opposition. both are open-minded. on the other hand, at least one democratic senator has signaled that he is open to vote for this nominee. the vote may be similar to what we saw

have worked against the how the government in the south of yemen in aden in particular to consolidate their influence by this side as well i have to jump in that terribly sorry to interrupt you we have to get live now to brussels and president trump of this progress has been made everyone's agreed to substantially up their commitment they're going to up it at levels that they've never thought of before prior to last year where they attended my first meeting it was going to stand up their commitment they're going to up it at levels that they've never thought of before prior to last year where you attended my first meeting it was going down the amount of money being spent by countries was going down and down very substantially and now it's going up very substantially and commitments were made only five of twenty nine countries were making their commitment and that's now changed the commitment was a two percent ultimately that will be going up quite a bit higher than that so we are we made a tremendous amount of progress today it's been about at a minimum they estimate and they're going

another important item on the aden ja for nato is russia. >> i do think russia is trying to flip turkey and of our allies. they want to destabilize the strongest defense alliance in the history of the world and that is nato. >> president trump has a private meeting scheduled with vladimir putin in finland after the nato summit. says north korea shouldcomes to improving relations with the united states. he said that yesterday during a stop in vietnam. the secretary ols responded to north korea's accusation that the u.s. made "gangster like demands" about denuclearization. mike pompeo urged kim jong-un to replicate the miracle of growth . >> the north korea has been cleared to set in motion this great chain of events. the choice now lies with north korea and its people. . >> mike pompeo next stop is abu dabi and he will be flying to brussels as well accompanying president trump at the nato summit. >>> allie rasmus in for sal, what are you keeping an eye on? >> a couple things, one in the south bay slowing things down. this is 101 northbound at tremble road. there's a large pool of water i

if we assume these are messy negotiations, perhaps it has of adened those in favor hard brexit, doesn't move the needle as to what the bank of england does? or at least the vigilance they take when it comes to setting policy? axel: the bank of england really has no clue. we are just reading the crystal ball. the bank of england has to worry about the financial stability, so they have been pointing out, you have to have some sort of methodology, a system for financial institutions, and if we have a hard brexit, that poses a risk of financial stability. you don't fix that with high or low interest rates. that is an issue that needs to be taken seriously. everybody hopes it will be taken care of. but it remains to be seen. there is some back pacing and errors in this unraveling. that does not appear to be the case. tois johnson is trying distance himself from the government so you as a political future, because if he didn't, he would be part of the soft brexit solution, which is not his brand. he wants to reserve his firing power so if there is an opportunity for him to step in, he will. u

coalition who are at war in yemen say they are trying to protect shipping routes in the gulf of aden and the red sea tankers carrying middle east oil and container ships from asia pass through the straits on their way to the serious canal and ports in europe so if oil can't go through an important channel like that even for a short while it could lead to a substantial supply delay and higher shipping costs and that could push up energy prices worldwide the alliance fronted by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. has been fighting in yemen for three years against the who is who were linked to iran during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to commercial ships about using the route they've been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi amorality coalition vessels but in the most recent incident the media hasn't mentioned an oil tanker instead there are two separate reports talking about an attack on a coalition warship of the western coast of yemen rodger shanahan is a research fellow at la institute for international policy and a former australian army officer he's got extensive experience

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will stay like that so humidity not too much of an issue we've got one or two showers in the gulf of aden and cooler cloudy conditions are along the coast of oman and that continues as we head on through into wednesday so let's head down into southern parts of africa a fine picture for the most part but breezy there for cape town with a chance of wanted to share is fine conditions around the eastern cape and looking great across much as zimbabwe and into zambia twenty eight the high moussaka for central parts of africa are seeing the old shower pushing across chad for instance and further towards the west so west africa seen some heavy rain at times you may see one or two showers affect in bamako in mali. the coca plant has long been a pillar of bolivia's traditions but its use in illegal drugs today is threatening the nation's culture not my own and most notorious jews are involved because they received kickbacks while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multi-billion dollar industry malady my mother was strangled with the cable and brutally coupled wit

in the horn of africa the coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and the red sea which are used to bring middle east oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe roger schermerhorn is a research fellow at the lowry institute for international policy and a form australian army officer with extensive experience in the middle east he believes the saudis will resume shipments soon the fact that it targeted. and oil changes on the station the other. incidents very same hoody as you. lend to ship led by ship missiles have targeted military vessels and i think this is probably in order to calm the markets serry authorities have decided to temporarily put a halt to oil and oil tankers traveling through the belmondo but i think it will be a relatively short term proposition i don't think we're going to see a long term trend in rise in oil prices because i don't think that who. might be out a long term campaign of this type if there are any other coalition vessels who are targeted in this way you'll see a pretty swift response from those countrie

amorality coalition at war in yemen says it's trying to protect the shipping routes in the gulf of aden and the red sea which are used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the serious canal to europe well a spokesman for the u.n. secretary general stefan to jericho says the latest events highlight the need for dialogue to end the crisis in yemen where all these events to raise underscore the need to put an end to this conflict and to find a political solution as if we still needed to be reminded after all these years after all the suffering of the yemeni people. this conflict is and has been has had regional implications when. commercial navigation is starting to get impacted the movement of goods from global trade to start to get impacted all these the continuance of this conflict has many many implications the most important war being the suffering of civilians in yemen. mamoun abu nowa is a military analyst and the retired jordanian air force general he says sustained pressure from the who he is is threatening the saudi coalition. it's a war of attrition now we're

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is widespread and famine is threatened the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalition's ad power. the soldiers of the so-called legitimate forces do not move in yemen without permission from abu dhabi president robert mansour hadi is yesterday's man but were willing to talk to him un envoy martin griffiths has been in sana'a to try to mediate this crisis in a war that gets more complicated by the day big story gates and be al-jazeera so victorious spoke there about the hit this escalating ballistic and drone strategy so let's get an idea of it if we take a look at the map for some time now the who these have launched missiles into saudi arabia targeting oil are fine. reason other infrastructure saudi or defense issues most of them down now the rebels say they are developing a new generation of drones named after a senior leader madhu was killed by the saudi i'm ready coalition three months ago they've been used in several attacks on saudi arabia the most recent one targeting an oil refinery in riyadh last week and then there was the who the atta

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amended straight is a strategic passage between djibouti and yemen that links the red sea to the gulf of aden and the indian ocean. response has been to mobilize its naval forces to deter security threats the now three year war when yemen has left conflicts surrounding the strait a many fisherman either stranded or worse brandy sell xander al-jazeera the former vice president of democratic republic of congo. promising to restore security international criminal court acquitted him of war crimes and june is set to return to the country next week just before the deadline to register as a candidate and december's presidential election is up to our correspondent in belgium. pierre bemba came here to the belgian town of waterloo to give his first full length interviews after having his convictions washed the international criminal court in the hague decided he did not bear legal responsibility for the actions of his militia once red cross the international border into the central african republic it sent them there to help wash a coup the unleashed a reign of terror and looting the killing of the b

is widespread and famine is threatened the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalition's ask our telephone when are you the soldiers of the so-called legitimate forces do not move in yemen without permission from abu dhabi president robert mansour hadi is yesterday's man but we're willing to talk to him un mediator martin griffiths arrived on his latest visit to say now on wednesday in a war that gets more complicated by the day victoria is there. on monday zimbabweans are voting in a presidential election for the first time in nearly forty years robert mugabe's name won't be on the ballot but his legacy of an economy in ruins continues to dominate campaigning voters hope the results will help and years of economic isolation. harare for. dropped out of school when his parents died he's sixteen refute jobs in zimbabwe so he ends about eight dollars a day selling tomatoes and of the reason why i came here is to look for money so i can in a living and working for someone i get little money and i send most to make them my . informal traders only appe