relations between iran and amman have been developing consistently our countries enjoy a long history of friendly relations as to saudi arabia and other countries in the region as if they wish to build their relations with iran within the framework of international law and we welcome that if saudi arabia wishes to build friendly relations we will reciprocate we would advise saudi arabia to pay attention to the lessons as there are precedents from states in the region take into account well the subtle issues we're dealing with iran if saudi arabia decides to pursue an aggressive policy towards iran and its allies this will backfire however we would like to emphasize that friendly relations is our priority as long as saudi arabia or friends are crossing the line however should saudi arabia prefer it's going to new its aggressive policies in iraq lebanon syria and yemen it will have to face the resistance of iran and its allies. some requests from saudi arabia and the united states have recently repeated iraq is a show of hope blaming iran for bombing the facilities could you comment on

is excellent in the law we has been foreign minister of amman for over 30 years now if you drop this time relations between iran and amman have been developing consistently our countries enjoy a long history of friendly relations as to saudi arabia and other countries in the region as if they wish to build their relations with iran within the framework of international law and we welcome that if saudi arabia wishes to build friendly relations we will reciprocate we would advice saudi arabia to pay attention to the lessons as there are precedents from states in the region taken to account but just subtle issues while dealing with iran if saudi arabia decides to pursue an aggressive policy towards iran and this will backfire however i would like to emphasize that friendly relations is our priority as long as saudi arabia or friends are crossing the line however should saudi arabia prefer it's going to seen us aggressive policies in iraq lebanon syria and yemen it will have to face the resistance of iran and its out us. saudi arabia and the united states have recently repeated iraq you

well taking what's in amman will be a huge boon for. bashar al assad's forces because it's not only one of the biggest albums although we can say right now many of its residents have fled. in this place but again the city sits on 5 highway which means. we do would be able to contact some of the the the largest quadrilles as it used to be aleppo to the cup to the which means it could boost trade between the towns that it's now holding so a lot of the money is to dick and some place that the government really wants to get hold of thank you very much for that mohamed own reporting live on the crisis in syria from antakya in techie and syrian customs officials have seize the assets of the country's wealthiest businessmen it's the 1st time an order has been issued for rami mom loaf who's the cousin of syrian president bashar assad has been accused of importing products without paying charges and fees the e.u. and united states have already imposed sanctions on mom low food reportedly controls 60 percent of syria's economy. to india now where

duty says she feels traumatized by what happened to her she used a human traffickers to take her to amman and saudi arabia on different occasions she says she was mistreated overworked and not paid in the years she was abroad. to night. i went there because my mom was sick and i needed money for her medication but they did not pay me and she died they did not even allow me to come for her funeral when i returned from amman life was still difficult so i had to try saudi arabia the treatment was. traffickers started targeting mostly women in booty after under arrest broke out in 2015 following a disputed presidential election and with a struggling economy life has become more difficult most of the women come from poor areas like this one. that that bridge to get any kind of job to feed their families traffickers know this and take advantage of it. trafficking campaign is see an average of $300.00 women are being smuggled out of the country each year the traffickers face a prison tom up to 20 years if convicted more than 20 people smugglers are in jail and several job agencies have been shut

did not pay me and she died they did not even allow me to come for her funeral when i returned from amman life was still difficult so i had to try a saudi arabia the treatment was worse. traffic is started targeting mostly women in booty after under arrest broke out in 2015 following a disputed presidential election and the struggling economy life has become more difficult most that. 2 women come from poor areas like this one in with that death to get any kind of job to feed their families traffickers know this and take advantage of it. trafficking campaign a see an average of $300.00 women are being smuggled out of the country each year traffickers face a prison tom up to 20 years if convicted more than 20 people smugglers are in jail and several job agencies have been shut down. the law is helping but then needs to be a good environment for women to report to many often scared to do so especially if they have been sexually exploited they think will not be accepted by a real family. nor a debt has just returned from saudi arabia after one and a half years just promised a salary of about

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thoughts we have to leave it there but thank you very much indeed john mattick joke joining us from amman york thank you. there's been $100.00 days since iran's transitional government's was sworn in after months of political turmoil that led to the removal of president omar bashir but the man who took over as prime minister promised to fulfill the promises of the revolution that started last december morgan looks at how the transitional government has fared in its 1st 3 months. when sudan's new cabinet took the ministerial oath $100.00 days ago many hoped it would assure a new era and months of turmoil. mass protests led to the fall of longtime president . and now civilians who are back in charge alongside the former ruling military junta and. what we've achieved in the 1st 3 months and since march and our people had high expectations but in some issues we've gone well the peace process which is a priority is ongoing it's not on a salon but we've started on it seriously we're moving well on the issue of democratic transformation there is more freedom now whether it's in terms of media fr

part that's typical now the arabian peninsula cloudiness is a possibility even possibly a shower in amman but i don't think so 30 in mecca that's the worst place on this map nowhere to tease for the sas as you might expect it to be the seasonal rains are in angola they have shown themselves a number beyond botswana as you can see but i think the concentration of the next couple of days is more likely to be in these are from tanzania through d.l.c. a back to angola we might develop showers further sarce temperatures in the thirty's tend to charge to that particularly in places like suit and once again the eastern side of south africa. on culture the culture special on investing in a burgeoning rockets from the don't hope for a bright idea. how for a direct investment there's more in shaping the global economy more preparations for the future of it and the globalization of populist sense of the. country because of al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth doesn't lie with. all those jobs. over a year protesters across france have demanded economic justice

duty says she feels traumatized by what happened to her she used a human traffickers to take her to amman and saudi arabia on different occasions she says she was mistreated overworked and not paid in the years she was abroad. to night. i went there because my mom was sick and i needed money for her medication but they did not pay me and she died they did not even allow me to come for her funeral when i returned from amman life was still difficult so i had to try saudi arabia the treatment was worse than the. traffickers started targeting mostly women in booty after under arrest broke out in 2015 following a disputed presidential election and with a struggling economy life has become more difficult most of the women come from poor areas like this one. that death to get any kind of job to feed their families traffickers know this and take advantage of it. trafficking campaign is see an average of $300.00 women are being smuggled out of the country each year the traffickers face a prison tom for up to 20 years if convicted more than 20 people smugglers are in jail and several job agencies h

the campaign group justice for the had for years been demanding a public inquiry into the double in amman bombings. it still took 7 years for the irish government 6 years after the ira's $9094.00 cease fire to agree to a strict form of inquiry under justice henry barr on the inquiry found in his own careful words and despite london refusing to cooperate with the inquiry that the case for collusion was neither fanciful nor absurd. crucially however for the families bereaved by other glennon murders north of the border daryn published a full appendix listing the ballistic links between other key attacks. after publication of the foreign reports it became obvious that there was still. the response from the state. is very serious allegations of kanaly where knock on the investigator that there was going to be no response and so we decided that we should respond we should bring people in and their national figures so we approached a number of people u.n. investigators who'd worked. people who'd worked on the set off interest commission and others academics lawyers people thinks periods and we

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embassy where several of these protesters have been attempting to storm that embassy in amman them are members of the approval reunion hezbollah brigades they form part of the popular mobilization forces as we've been hearing from our correspondents 14 i know these protests are happening on the day that several members of the hospital brigades have been buried 27 shia fighters killed in u.s. airstrikes so a furious reaction there from those protesters let's get some analysis now from marwan bashara he's our senior political analyst and joins us now live from doha just how significant would you say these scenes are taking place in central baghdad where quite significant if you have a memory. if you're sitting in the state department now on the eve of a new year of a new decade if you're sitting in the u.s. military central command in florida on this new year's eve you're probably thinking of all the nightmares that happen that been so humiliating and so enduring the united states from the take over of the u.s. embassy in tehran some 40 years ago. to the attack and the killing of the u.s

drills in the gulf of amman. calling on the british defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we get reaction. we need to recognize the real pain suffering. was subjected to these men all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past because they were told. 10 here in moscow friday the 27th right altie international with some tragic news to stop to say a passenger planes crashed shortly after taking off from. central asia it's known that at least 15 people on board were killed dozens more seriously injured including 9 children. do you. know who did the incident took up to do you. believe you did not prime movers would you can't begin to do any good were you do you. know you. should see. this. was a good. look at the risk just as risk. as the shows it was a border that. you would use as your perception that. some of the distressing scenes that have been posted online correspond of the trenches across this force about 6 hou

and russia rid you to start doing to naval exercises this friday in the indian ocean and the gulf of amman however with the location being a flashpoint between iran and the united states in the past some believe the move to the drills the. coming. deepening exchange and corporation among the movies of the 3 countries and displays the 3 sides strong will and capabilities to jointly maintain world peace and maritime security while actively building a maritime community with a shared future. this isn't just a military exercise it's a it's a political statement. the strait of hormuz is the world's most important oil 3 a 5th of odd daily oil flows through it 21 percent of global supply every day it's a crazy amount and as with oil the strait is highly flammable we begin with a schematic escalation of tension between iran and the west or serious provocation tonight in the strait of hormuz after iran seized a british tanker iran seizing control of a british oil tanker u.k. is accusing iranian boats of trying to intercept a british oil tanker and they seem to be no end to this escalation washingto

we has been foreign minister for over 30 years now throughout this time relations between iran and ammanhave been developing consistently our countries enjoy a long history of friendly relations as to saudi arabia and other countries in the region as if they wish to build their relations with iran within the framework of international law and we welcome that if saudi arabia wishes to build a friendly relations we will reciprocate we would advice saudi arabia to pay attention to the lessons as there are precedents from states in the region taken to count the subtle issues we're dealing with iran if saudi arabia decides to pursue an aggressive policy towards iran and this will backfire however i would like to emphasize that friendly relations is our priority as long as saudi arabia or friends are crossing the line however should saudi arabia prefer it's going to seen us aggressive policies in iraq lebanon syria and yemen it will have to face the resistance of iran and its our us. saudi arabia and the united states have recently repeated iraq you say shows up blaming iran for bombing the fa

attention but the united states allies iran russia and china hold joint anti terror drills in the gulf of amman. and rights activists according to british defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we get reaction. we need to recognize the real pain and suffering that was subjected to these men and we hear this all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past as idiots because they were less the lights and those. are there it's midday in moscow friday december the 20 seven's money is calling right welcome to world news for ati international. a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from the airport in kazakhstan in central asia killing at least 12 people dozens of others are injured children among them. we're going to bring you. there you know pretty good did the mention of drug abuse. not primary mode you can begin i have only because if you want to. let it. simmer look at the reason this is a risk. the shows it was a word of the work. of the good people so just to. look at those pictures

built on another body should we stand with the muslim community of this country the minute citizens of amman jordan. he's saying that it wants to see if people secure yeah the same proportion they are. about. position to the bill is about demography as much as decency. care. and the maximum number of influx from the neighboring countries he will make a drastic. demographic linguistic change. whatever the motivation over the change the bill already threatens to ignite ethnic tensions in india once more. the leaders of russia and ukraine have agreed to implement a cease fire in eastern ukraine russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president. were meeting for the 1st time to discuss the conflict which is centered on the donbass region in ukraine now this region is currently held by russia backed separatists at the talks in paris the 2 sides agreed to some steps and easing tensions 1st have agreed to release in exchange detainees that by the end of the year they also agreed upon disengaging military forces that are currently in the 3 regions in eastern ukraine and they will hold more ta

and russia are due to start joint naval exercises this friday in the indian ocean and the gulf of amman officials previously said the focus was on coordinating anti terror operations but the location of the drills suggests it could mean a little bit more than that as broad as the if not explicit. this isn't just a military exercise it's a it's a political statement the strait of hormuz is the world's most important oil field daily oil flows through it 21 percent of global supply every day it's a crazy amount and as with oil the strait is highly flammable we begin with this dramatic escalation in the tension between iran and the west serious provocation tonight in the strait of hormuz after iran seized a british tanker iran seizing control of a british oil tanker u.k. is accusing iranian boats of trying to intercept a british oil tanker and they seem to be no end to this escalation washington and everyone with a warship or regiment to spare seem to be rushing into the persian gulf i mean wasn't the nicest neighborhood to begin with what with saudi arabia and iran mortal enemies facing of

see some morning fog as well over towards a $25.00 degrees but a lot of clouds along the coast for amman that's going to affect as well as into yemen son of though maybe a shower or 2 with the temperature of 20 degrees and then as we go towards southern africa the heat is still on across much of the area for johannesburg temperatures have been into the mid to low thirty's but we are going to be seeing a break in the temperatures down here towards the south a lot of rain pushing into durban and some winds attempted there of $27.00 degrees and for cape town your temperatures are coming up to 25 degrees on wednesday. kenyan journalists in the pursuit of press freedom and justice i hope of seeing very great situations rests on one secret but they are all tripping up for and being keen on investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions missing nigel because of the money that is unexplained to africa and some 60 publishable seems unbelievable want to even if it doesn't look your school truth is it anyway on al-jazeera. a recap of our top stories

attempt is a $28.00 and has been cooler today in doha on wednesday $26.00 cloudy along the coast of amman and yemen rather more active cloud is showing itself in southern africa was significant right in the eastern cape ready for it to cross around the tower once again and eventually hitting jo'burg coding things down. i'll just. let the mideast. successful careers in other parts of the world. the lebanese kind of call the just turned on to brazil. and the occupy and the norwegian of the industry. unusual journeys leading to unexpected places. the doctor and the oil man on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera quick to mind on the headlines for you and i mexico's homicide rate hit historic levels with 127 deaths reported on sunday that's the highest number in a single day since records began in 1970 it comes as president under us manuel lopez obrador completes his 1st year in office police and democratic republic of congo say 4 people were killed during the process in beni on monday demonstrators are upset about what they say is a lack of u.n. protection from on tribal groups and u.s. president

tension with the united states allies iran russia and china hold joint anti terror drills in the gulf of amman. and rights activists are calling on the u.k. defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we hear reaction. think we need to recognize the real pain suffering. was subjected to these men and we hear this all the time don't we from from various groups that we should treat people in the past as idiots because they were less the lights and those. that live from moscow this is our international on calling the world news this hour a sad news to start with i'm afraid to say a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from the airport and calyx down in central asia killing 12 people dozens are injured including children. going to bring you. a pretty good did the mention of drug abuse. you could not run their lives even if you can to get out of only because if you want to. start. it is a. bit of a. load on the plate is. the. consumer look at the risk just as risk. as the shows it was aboard the. you with your. good

dublin the campaign group justice for the had for years been demanding a public inquiry into the dublin amman bombings. it still took 7 years for the irish government 6 years after the ira's $994.00 cease fire to agree to a strict form of inquiry under justice henry byron the inquiry found in his own careful words and despite london refusing to cooperate with the inquiry that the case for collusion was neither fanciful nor absurd. crucially however for the families bereaved by other glennon murders north of the border foreign published a full appendix listing the ballistic links between other key attacks. after publication of the foreign reports it became obvious that there was still no response from the state. very serious allegations of criminality where knock on be investigated that there was going to be no response and so we decided that we should respond we should bring people in an international figures so we approached a number of people u.n. investigators who'd worked in el salvador people who'd worked on the south african truth commission and others academics lawyers people think spe

start to die down we're going to be seen attempt to come up to about $23.00 but over here towards amman do expect to see some clouds along the coast most got though we do expect to see a nice day for you with plenty of sun in the forecast at about 23 and it is going to be quite chilly in riyadh but sunny with a tempter there of 18. well there's lots of you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every luggage board layer further and further into the jail or if you join us once a week entry has to start from day one whether again you and attention or your own participants this is a dialogue everyone has a voice over there are studies that support our coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on out is iraq. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you know the u.n. recognize governments in libya says it will accept an offer of military support from turkey the tripoli base administration is fighting an offensive by warlord khalifa haftar w

some light winds a little bit cool in the evening hours we're seeing if you shazam coastal areas of amman we could just see the same as we go through monday and tuesday a sudden cheese day that is more cloud developing but really it will stay mostly dry and sunny feeling pretty warm as well on the touch as of sunday on the high side across into much of south africa we've got 29 in johannesburg 25 end both days of house and scott at thunderstorms at the same way the on tuesday and still plenty of rain in north america aska. they wanted 43000000000 pounds with a weapon that was 6000000000 pounds in term if. there is no anymore because there's always a small cobbles people. really really good business. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function your shadow on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are our top stories a prisoner swaps being made in eastern ukraine between government forces and pro russian separatists the 2nd exchange in 3 months of around 150 prisoners is being seen as a step towards ending 5 years of fighting. the yemeni government is b

hours again getting cooler but you can see quite a bank of clouds across the southern coastal areas of amman and yemen it tends to dissipate a bit by wednesday but this quite a bit of cat pushing into northern sections of the of a not expected to bring any showers with it instead there are a few more showers really choose the on wednesday into johannesburg and we could have some pretty strong thunderstorms from time to time. the weather sponsored by catalona. new album the stress test whether on line you feel the weight of the system we do walk through each and every level or layer further further into the jail or if you join us once a week entry has to start from day one whether gangland attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a price for there are states that supply crushed coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on how does iraq. hello again this is 0 let's remind you of the main news this hour thousands of people are trapped on a peach of a strange town as the as the bush fires raging across the state

hours again getting cooler but you can see quite a bank of clouds across the southern coastal areas of amman and yemen it tends to dissipate a bit by wednesday but this quite a bit kept pushing into northern sections of not expected to bring any shots with it instead there are a few more showers really choose the on wednesday into johannesburg and we could have some pretty strong thunderstorms from time to time. counting the cost 2019 what a year it's been a world struggle to put aside short term economic game to save the planet for class of america the middle east people took to the streets protesting the only spread of wealth at a trade war reshapes globalization counting the cost on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. a lot again this is al-jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour thousands of people are trapped on a beach in australia as bushfires worsen across the states of toria new south wales emergency services are preparing to evacuate

temperatures generally getting up to around $24.00 celsius nice is down towards southern parts of amman you could catch a shower which is out what's the weather just not doing its way over towards the horn of africa society something to watch out for over the next couple of days housefull southern africa we still have a few showers in see the east all of south africa further north that's where the wetter weather will remain into madagascan water madagascar pushing across into northern areas of maize and bake them will. you're watching al-jazeera his reminder about top stories iraq's president says he brother was in the midst of it was rejected by protesters. is refusing to support the nominee put forward by the largest parliamentary bloc which is backed by iran. turkey's president says he plans to send troops to support libya's internationally recognized the conflict escalades tripoli boasted ministration as being under a months long offensive by forces loyal to ward off the. syrian activists idea freezing temperatures are slowing the government's offensive on the last rebel held provin

temperatures a $28.00 and it's been cooler today in doha on wednesday 26 cloudy along the coast of amman and yemen rather more active cloud is showing itself in southern africa was significant rain in the eastern cape ready to close around the tower once again and eventually hitting jo'burg coating things down. too much sponsored by catalonia is. almost the last. are you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every love or layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on sad retention has to start from day one whether again you and attention or your participants this is a dialogue everyone has a voice over there are studies that support was called the it will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on out is iraq. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you this hour mexico's homicide rates hits historic levels with 127 deaths reported on sunday that's the highest number in a single day since records began in 1997 it comes as president

got to a woman weather of cools mid to late twenty's celsius what a bank of these coastal areas of amman down across and yemen on its way because of this we have a system just to the east of somalia looking to bring some heavy rain as we head into thursday and we could see some coastal shows to the north because of that system meanwhile into southern africa those rains extending right way down across into bowls wanna and again into south africa now temperatures 24 celsius you in cape town on wednesday a look at those up and with the shallows and these thunderstorms rain into the. day and then look at the temperatures as we head to thursday no real change in johannesburg but capetown a real jump 33 degrees which is about 10 degrees above the average. the in. there watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories divisions between the u.s. and from song for display ahead of a crucial nato summit in london president trump and france's leader emmanuel rock all aspiring over trade taxes and the fights against isis on the sidelines of that nato summit syria is also on top of th

weather too into parts of the arabian peninsula chiefly into the south of the region southern areas of amman down towards salada could see some lively showers some longer spells of brightness some of that wet weather just sneaking its way across towards the horn of africa here in doha but of tools pleasant sunshine temperatures touching $25.00 degrees celsius to present sunshine so it's a good part of south africa but want to showers around the eastern side of the region and also for much of my same peak. children born into a city of trash discovered the beauty of music. of blues to places. with a chance to pay for the. turn then reality into a dream. land philharmonic and witness documentary on mount using. hello again i'm just. a reminder of our top stories this hour the un general assembly has strongly condemned human rights abuses against rohingya muslims and other minorities and miasma 134 member states voted in favor of the resolution and 9 against. all the u.n. is warning of devastating consequences for civilians in syria as it province nearly 250000 people have fled the area after 2

overnight again getting cooler but you can see quite a bank of clouds across the southern coastal areas of amman and yemen it tends to dissipate a bit by wednesday but there's quite a bit of cab pushing into northern sections of it and not expected to bring any shots with it instead there are a few more showers really choose day and wednesday into johannesburg and we could have some pretty strong thunderstorms from time to time. with al-jazeera and these are the top stories this hour iraq's prime minister is warning of dangerous consequences of the u.s. strikes in his country and in syria they targeted an iranian backed group killing $28.00 of its fighters judges in sudan of sentence at least $29.00 people to death for the murder of a teacher africare was killed in february while being held in detention for taking part in the anti-government protests the ones that eventually deposed president on rubbish. and soaring temperatures in southern australia are again creating catastrophic bushfire conditions extreme fire warnings have been issued in victoria south australia and new south wales. turkey'

weather to into parts of the arabian peninsula chiefly into the south of the region southern areas of amman down towards salada could see some lively showers some longer spells of brightness some of that wet weather just sneaking its way across towards the horn of africa here in doha but it's also pleasant sunshine temperatures touching $25.00 degrees celsius pleasant sunshine so it's a good part of south africa but want to showers around the eastern side of the region and also for much of my speak. the weather sponsored by countdown anywhere. from 2 to al-jazeera we were told to get to the uk ministry of all the ration has this been addressed by took a listen what is the proposal of spain for a couple on you know we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the ground to 0. well you. know it's a little late. how can i missed us here today and to remind of our top stories this hour the united nations is warning of devastating consequences for civilians in syria's it's a province nearly 250000 people have fled the area after 2 weeks of heavy bombardment by russia

some light winds a little bit cool in the evening hours we're seeing if you shazam coastal areas of amman we could just see the same as we go through monday and tuesday a sudden cheese day that is more cloud developing but really it will stay mostly dry and sunny feeling pretty warm as well on the touch as of sunday. across into much of south africa we've got 29 and john is the 25 been both days of house and scott at thunderstorms at the same way the on tuesday and still plenty of rain in north america. egypt strongman is ruling within a file and faced and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the mark received for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even the citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you want to hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london man in cairo on al-jazeera. again this is 0 let's take a moment to remind you of the main news iraq has called u.s. strikes against a shia group an unacceptable breach of sovereignty the u.s. mil

that so artie's around kosar of who's at the scene of the shooting there in central moscow or amman just describe the scene for us. well it's so much shot call me here in the center of moscow at the moment earth is 0 our earlier broadcasts we saw that there was plenty of police presence here the national guard but right now. you can see that said there is a there are fewer police cars fewer law enforcement and the situation has normalized just a few words about so where we are this is the heart of the russian capital of the famous. street which was made to a popular jury of the people world cup in the summer of 20 easy majestic. meters away from one of our rushes. oldest and biggest a choice stores is also right across the street here russian the kremlin is about 500 meters away as so is the russian parliament russian presidential administration building is also right here still.

its way on shore into somalia the latest tropical storm it will also produce some coastal areas of amman and yemen and then you'll notice on sunday quite a mass of rain work its way southward so bringing showers across into apathy. this decision by the heroes of the africa middle east you don't. want to stay in. a country that's makes. stakes for the company it's best. to excite the shortest. to. this. make up your. top stories this hour on al-jazeera and indian police have shot dead 4 men suspected of rape and murder police say they were killed when they tried to escape a case that has reignited nationwide protests over attacks on women opec's agreed to come put by 500000 barrels a day the world's largest oil collector has been cutting production for the past 3 years actually and it plans to meet again at the beginning of march. and donald trump donald trump and his lawyers have just a few hours left to decide if they will participate in the impeachment inquiry so far they have declined to answer any allegations that the u.s. president committed crimes by pressuring ukraine to investiga

of the workers who were sleeping inside the building time people a better restate to the streets of amman.

deeper into profit and syrian forces are not closing in on the rebel house city of mahratta around amman monod i don't know is an anti can either take a syria border with more the government forces ted binion moving towards the city of moderate and save to be just on its scots on the farms as people have been telling us off about and none but at the moment is one of the largest of those centers in the last stronghold for the rebels in syria and these also the m 5 highway which links the muskets the cup little to aleppo and that is what the government forces of course are lots of. india's government has approved funding for an updated national population register which opponents say is on time muslim it follows a new citizenship law that's led to huge protests across the country 2 days of national mourning have been declared in booking a fossil after at least $35.00 civilians were shot dead in an attack in the north according to the government 80 of the attackers were killed it happened on the base and not been to and nearby town the state funeral forms areas on the chief is taking place