and turkey which of course is not in the arab league but it said never to have a soul of the foreign minister of turkey said that the syrian regime wants a new military solution it doesn't believe in a political solution so despite least 3 countries getting together no indication that there are any closer than they ever have been to finding a political solution to what's happening in syria also on the agenda was afghanistan talks started here in september peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban they've been on off here in this very hotel since then they haven't achieved very much the u.s. last week sending a letter to the afghan president saying they want to find a new political solution to afghanistan so they can withdraw their troops and now the russians saying that next week in moscow they're going to have a meeting to try and find is another way forward for afghanistan but they were keen to point out that that was not taking away from the talks that are happening here in doha. china has approved changes to limit democratic participation in hong kong elections it

also want syria to be allowed back into the 22 member league of arab states. my son . to keep the season law as it is will make things harder and not only for us as countries but also for the private sector this has to be a part of the dialogue where we are speaking clearly about it with our friends in the united states of america it is very important for syria to return to its role in the arab league no doubt that this needs huge if it differently from the syrian side as well and it needs huge effort from our colleagues from the arab league to. brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths from coronavirus in a single day nearly 2000 were registered on tuesday pushing the total to nearly 270000 the countries recorded the 2nd highest number of deaths after the us it's facing the worst phase of the pandemic yet pushing its hospital system the brink of collapse more than 100 developing nations want peyton to restrictions dropped and covert 19 vaccines south africa and india are leading the push arguing the waiver will allow greater access to vaccines is specially by p

differently from the syrian side as well and it needs huge effort from our colleagues from the arab league of ivory coast's ruling parties retained its majority in parliament winning 137 of the 254 seats up for grabs reactions to the results are so far peaceful in a country with a history of post-election violence on a dangerous reports from abidjan. michel bo'sun now former ivorian president laurent gbagbo savors a whim of a city cabinet minister he supporters static about the victory. aware of the tensions in the land michel one of the new faces in parliament says it's time the country heals. we're going to work on reconciliation in the return of ivorians in exile including my father that way democracy in our country will be strengthened. reassuring words for citizens who feel the worse the opposition had hoped for better results but given the lost his position the election some of us say the coalition performed better than expected. anyone not satisfied with the provisional results can go to the court in the next 72 hours the result of the election gives president alassane ouattara and

if it differently from the syrian side as well and it needs huge if from our colleagues from the arab league it's well ivory coast's governing party has retained its majority in parliament when 137 of the 254th the reactions to the results have so far been peaceful and a country with a history of post-election violence and it just reports now from. michelle bobo some former ivorian president laurent gbagbo savers a wind of a city targeted biggest. supporters i think about the victory away of the tensions in the lead michel one of the new faces in parliament says it's time the country heals it's being looked well your old age was going along we are going to work on reconciliation in the return of ivorians in exile including my father that way democracy in our country will be strengthened. reassuring words for citizens who fear the worse the opposition had hoped for better results but given the boycotted lost his position the election some of the over say the coalition performed better than expected. under the law anyone not satisfied with the provision of results can go to the court in the ne

differently from the syrian side as well and it needs huge effort from our colleagues from the arab league brazil's supreme court is adjourned a decision on throwing out more evidence against former president lula da silva if the decision goes his way below that will receive another boost from a judge overturned his conviction for corruption on monday the verdict blocks the left wing leader from running for a 3rd term a path that's not open to him unless there's a retrial it would likely become the leading rival against the far right populist presidents jabil scenario in next year's election. it was a catastrophic administration of the workers' party government i think the brazilian people don't even want a candidate like that in 2022 before we even think about his possible elections you can see that the stock market went down on the u.s. dollar went sky high we all suffered with this decision i hope that the supreme court grieved reestablishes what was judged. monica you not have has more from rio de janeiro. so the court has now the 5 members on this trial what they were deciding today w

and turkey which of course is not in the arab league but it said never to have a soul of the foreign minister of turkey said that the syrian regime wants a new military solution it doesn't believe in a political solution so despite least 3 countries getting together no indication that there are any closer than they ever have been to finding a political solution to what's happening in syria also on the agenda was afghanistan talk started here in september peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban they've been on off here in this very hotel since then they haven't achieved very much the u.s. last week sending a letter to the afghan president saying they want to find a new political solution to afghanistan so they can withdraw their troops and now the russians saying that next week in moscow they're going to have a meeting to try and find is another way forward for afghanistan but they were keen to point out that that was not taking away from the talks that are happening here in doha when our senior political analyst says it's up to syria's government to end the conflict

differently from the syrian side as well and it needs huge effort from our colleagues from the arab league for its brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths from coronavirus in a single day almost 2000 were registered on tuesday the country is facing the worst phase of the pandemic yet pushing its hospital system to the brink of collapse. brazil's supreme court has adjourned a decision on throwing out more evidence against former president luther nothing a little of this so the judge has already overturned his conviction for corruption meaning he can run in next year's election. buckingham palace has broken its silence over the allegations of racism and bullying made by prince harry and his wife legan mochel in an interview with oprah winfrey they spoke about why they stood back from their duties and split from the wall falling off a statement released on behalf of the queen said the whole family was saddened and concerned by the issues raised because of the headlines coming up next it's witness to by. pass in the hague a song that it matured him. beneath high standards for doing so

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differently from the syrian side as well and it needs huge effort from our colleagues from the arab league. the chinese government is being accused of breaking every single act of the un genocide convention and its treatment of way gore's and change on a report by more than 50 global human rights experts says there's clear evidence china is responsible for committing genocide against the muslim way course as we moved around a 1000000 have been imprisoned in camps in recent years mostly in the shame john region china denies allegations of human rights abuses. japan is walking 10 years since a devastating earthquake and tsunami killed thousands of people it also severely damaged nuclear power plants that continue suppose a contamination risk rob mcbride reports. it was the biggest quake japan has ever recorded creating devastating tsunami waves that crashed into towns and communities along its northeastern coast it left around 20000 people dead or missing and it caused a meltdown at the fukushima nuclear power plant that led to more than 150000 people being evacuated from surrounding areas 1

they're going to fascinating change among israeli arabs months or across the leader of the united arab league party want to cooperate with the israeli government no matter where it is on the political spectrum in order to help the israeli arab citizen print decades israeli arab parties said no with the weight but it's really possible 1 to be so that when you have the interim accords and they felt that you ran that aren't waiting for the palestinian conflict to be solved that israeli citizens of israel don't have to wait either and it could be will be that also be the king maker in this election and this will result in the infrastructure in the education system is finally being true in that arab sector and them being the big winners of this race like a valve that 2 palestinians can or about the is right elections i think that the. israeli. would rather spend his time to morrow and impeach then standing in line and the better to expect. people who just don't care so much and. i will offer you a dialogue a good yada day between 2 is where it is if this will come up good one said you know. who el

partner of syria the united arab emirates wants to trade with syria syria is unable to return to the arab league and so the entire region has been turned upside down by this economic war and it's really up to the united states and its allies to decide if they want to continue destabilizing an entire region strategically speaking. why syria so important to all these competing countries that are trying their best to defend one side or the other. it all goes back to the wolfowitz doctrine this pentagon paper after the end of the cold war in which the us declared that it had the intention to impose total hedge a mony on the world and to stamp out any independent country and he socialist country that was not within the us fear of influence and so we saw iraq libya yugoslavia be destroyed by regime change wars but syria managed to hold on and continues to hold on as one of the last remaining independent arab states and one that actually is one of the few left that refuses to recognize israel and so it remains in the crosshairs of the empire and sadly amongst all of this thing the human cost always see

the pope has a message for the arab league. slim world as well religion peace if others who want war. travel to egypt in 2017. in cairo he met with grand ahmed al tired who is considered an important figure in sunni islam pope francis wanted to engage muslims as part of his initiative to promote worldwide brotherhood and peaceful coexistence 2 years later francis became the 1st pope to set foot on the arabian peninsula once again he met with grand humam and abu dhabi for their shared message faith lets us see in others the brothers or sisters we must love and support both however received sharp criticism from religious hardliners for this convergence which is also sealed in writing. other stops on his travels in the service of world peace include morocco and now you doc despite the challenges the pope wants to carry his message of religious brotherhood to the country all 3 major monotheistic religions have their roots is the pope's reconciliation mission more than just symbolic politics. much more to it than the obvious saw som

the to the arab league qatar that the mother and the and the you have to respect the will of the other going to work with what is a military and the curriculum at the end of the year to respect the right to life of the country. iran's foreign minister says after 4 years of what he calls u.s. economic terrorism washington needs to build good faith with tehran before any new nuclear deal talks can begin to answer if i made the comments in a virtual conversation with the european policy center they put sanctions on anybody remotely good i'm not just punishing russia good or publishing russia well you can join up and we should run neighbors so. the united states would not pass that that in fact the united states well. we passed the best you know you could quote. under our belt so let's. let's get some help of the united states some good some. and then come back and talk about it it will be the next time you know i don't buy sweets that that's not. the chinese capital is beating gulfs by its worst dust storm in a decade beijing turned orange thanks to a mix of pollution and sand blown in fr

biometrics at a significant way which will allow us to call it quickly into the arab league which would rather result than a back up which will allow food prices stabilize for all the state become much more possible if you have a cease fire or we have greater access greater stability in the middle koreas a former u.s. diplomat and former deputy chief of mission in yemen he says the u.n. security council should take a tougher stance on the rival sides the leadership. is insisting on lifting the siege. and stopping the aerial bombardment from saudi arabia 1st before they stop that seems to that's unrealistic and it seems like they are just biding for time so that they can finish taking over matter in their own media channels they are talking about a victory they feel victorians i think this is very on realistic and very unfortunate the u.n. security council should take a tougher stand but that has been disappointing as well as this goes on regardless of which side wins matter it will only cause the war to continue and the suffering in yemen has already reached beyond any limits that we kn

in sitting in the situation room i think it's hard now to remember with the united nations, the arab league, this body and the senate unanimouslycalling for a no-fly zone . president obama made the judgment that the risks of allowing their body to fall was longer was a tough decision but in retrospect was libya a good idea for the military to intervene in libya? was it a good idea to intervene in syria and breakfast? >> the challenge is that we don't have a counterfactual and certainly the fallout in the wake of the intervention, listen to people forces have been incredibly difficult to manage and above all hard on libyan people. >> but we have to learn the lesson sometimes. we went into iraq to destabilize iraq and we're still dealing with that. we went into libya to be stabilized libya and syriathe same things and yemen as well. there should be an adulation of knowledge andlearning for our interventions make things worse , not better . >> thank you senator, i certainly agree that non-military tools in the toolbox are carried with them far fewer risks. i opposed the war in iraq and i agree

situation room, i think it's hard now to remember, you know, with the united nations, nato, the arab league, this body, the senate, unanimously calling for no-fly zone and president obama made the judgment that the risk of allowing benghazi to and the slaughter to ensue-- >> i know it was a tough decision, but in retrospect a good idea to militarily intervene in libya, and syria in retrospect? >> i think the challenge is that we don't have the counter-factual and certainly the fallout in the wake of the intervention, the centrifugal forces have been incredibly difficult to manage and hard on the libyan people. >> we have to learn lessons sometimes. we went into libya. we went into iraq, still dealing with that. went into libya, still dealing with that and syria same then and yemen as well. there should be an accumulation of knowledge and a learning curve that our interventions make things worse not better. >> thank you. thank you, senator. i certainly agree that nonmilitary tools in the toolsbox carry with them far fewer risks. i opposed the war in iraq, i agree with you on yemen, all i'm t

viewers' eyes to glaze over, but you're talking about cocoa e looking very strong, arab ca beans, now i'm really out of my league. my mom's going to start yelling at me saying, you know what? i fear for the nation when my tower's talking about copper futures -- daughter's talking about copper futures. but there are plays there, are there not? >> coffee, you and i support that market personally. yeah, coffee and copper, we have a structural shortage of copper in the market, we're going to all-time highs on copper. look at lumber the last several months. it's gone through the roof. so there are some real problems. soft commodities, i think this is the year of grains. we've already are been in a gold market for corn, soybean and oats, and i think we're talking about in a year where corn could be $8 a bushel which is unheard of and soybeans maybe over $20 a bushel. those are going to be record -- not record high prices, but the highest since 2008. and i think they're on the way. liz: gotcha. copper, we got it, we got oil, we got everything. guys, thank you. it's wonderful to see you. >>> s&p 500 now down just 3 poin

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