why did separatists in southern yemen seize a remote island in the arabian sea fighters but why the united arab emirates are accused of carrying out a coup. so what makes the audience so valuable to yemen or insights this is it's a story. hello and welcome to the program i've been wrong the latest flashpoint in yemen's 5 year civil war is a remote island in the arabian sea so quarter is sometimes compared to the famous galapagos islands in the pacific. the plants and animals on the world heritage site are found nowhere else on earth now they're in a war zone the sudden transitional council have deposed the island's governor and declared itself are all the southern yemen fighters are backed by the united arab emirates yemen's internationally recognized government supported by saudi arabia calls the takeover a coup. explains how the latest events further complicate efforts to end the war. celebrating the new military gains forces loyal to the self supplies southern transitional council to see took full control of so katra the archipelago is located in the arabian sea overlooking vital or oil

southern transitional council to see took full control of so katra the archipelago is located in the arabian sea overlooking vital or oil and gas shipping routes through the gulf of aden and and the red sea this is a major victory for the u.a.e. backed separatists who took over the city of aden 2 years ago and further expand that influence by announcing self rule in the south in april. by seizing so katra the s.t.c. moves closer to words achieving their goal breaking away from the north and reinstating the republic of south yemen that existed until 1990 which was united with the north the internationally recognized government of president i'll double months for her he condemned the action by the s.t.c. as a coup based in saudi arabia and he's our allies feel betrayed by their host in riyadh what. will be what happened in sokoto is an occupation by the saudis and the immoralities i call in the government to resign and seek another honest partner. 5 years ago saudi arabia and the u.a.e. launched a major military campaign in yemen their stated goal was to defeat the who thiis as she grew that seize

why did separatists in southern yemen seize a remote island in the arabian sea fighters backed by the united arab emirates are accused of carrying out a coup. so what makes the island so valuable to yemen or insights this is a story. hello and welcome to the program i am wrong on the latest flashpoint in yemen's 5 year civil war is a remote island in the arabian sea a quarter is sometimes compared to the famous galapagos islands in the pacific.

why did separatists in southern yemen seize a remote island in the arabian sea fighters backed by the united arab emirates are accused of carrying out a coup. so what makes the island so valuable to yemen's warring sides this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i am wrong on the latest flashpoint in yemen's 5 year civil war is a remote island in the arabian sea so quarter is sometimes compared to the famous galapagos islands in the pacific the plants and animals on the world heritage site are found nowhere else on earth now they're in a war zone the sudden transitional council have deposed the island's governor.

meanwhile nisarga in the arabian sea was one of the strongest to make its way into the indian locationf the highest to disturb the upper and lower level patterns. climate scientists will certainly be staying glued to the observations. has our exceptional spring set is up for potentially a summer of record—breaking and in the northern hemisphere, and of course, just how well the rest of the 2020 summer season well the rest of the 2020 summer season play out? that might how will the rest of the 2020 storm season play out? —— how will the rest of the 2020 storm season play out? more weather soon. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday a huge win from brighton as they come from behind to beat arsenal in injury time. there's an unlikely winner at ascot as the royal meeting comes to a close. and despite the easing of the lockdown we meet the gymnast still locked out because she's not british. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there, 4 more matches in the premier league today and so far it's been all about late goals. neal mau

more wet weather will arrive in the area on wednesday as a storm intensifies over the arabian sea.s the storm system approaches the coast heavy downpours and gusts as high as 150 kilometers per hour will be possible. showers will also bring a few cooler cessions in mumbai over the next few days. southwest monsoons have also affected the rainy season front that stretches across southern china. some places already received 100 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours. through the next 24 hours another 100 millimeters is possible in the same locations. and in japan we are still seeing unstable weather especially in the northern portions of of the country. on tuesday you may get some bursts of heavy rainfall, hail and gusts along with severe thunderstorms. unstable weather is also expected in the munens luas another low pressure system approaches. so we'll have a chance of showers on tuesday with a high of 22 degrees. tokyo may get a sudden burst of thunderstorms in the afternoon. that's all for now. stay safe and have a nice day. >>> and we leave you for now with a surprise display th

power naval patrols have continued to assert iranian authority in gulf waterways as well as the arabian sea. in april iran even launched a military satellite using its own rocket despite economic and diplomatic isolation iran managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china and india iran is now one of only a dozen countries in the world with its own rocket technology capable of putting satellites in space. and in may during a naval exercise friendly fire from a frigate tragically killed 19 iranian sailors on a support ship that came too close to one of the intended targets but even a failure like this can illustrate direction iranian leaders continue to signal to their friends and enemies and their own people that despite setbacks despite isolation despite death and disease iran's government aims to protect economic and strategic interests at any cost and that's 6 our show for this week but remember you can get in touch with twitter. but there's more for you online. that'l

indian authorities evacuating people in coastal areas as a cyclone develops in the arabian sea.he coast near mumbai on wednesday. thousands of people have already left at home. a conference on yemen has received ledgers far short of the target $2.5 billion. the un secretary general said aid workers face a race against time ina workers face a race against time in a country now facing the spread of coronavirus. an official report by public health england has found that, although age is the biggest risk factor for covid—19, black, asian and other ethnic minority communities in the uk are more likely than white people to die from the disease. rianna croxford reports. one family, one household, with the odds stacked against them. abdullah used to collect passengers to his taxi but now only picks up groceries. he is black, male, aged 59, and was born outside of the uk, putting him at high risk to catching covid—19. he lives with three generations in milton keynes. feeling unsafe, he chose to stop working near the start of the pandemic and has no income. the government is supposed to r

authorities are evacuating people near coastal areas as tropical storm, nisarga, develops in the arabian seaay. at least 100,000 people have left their homes already. the united nations says that a virtual conference on yemen has received pledges of humanitarian aid that fall far short of the target of the two—point—four—billion dollars. at the conference, the un secretary general, antonio guterres, warned that aid workers faced a race against time in the war—devastated country now facing the spread of coronavirus. back to out top story now and the oscar—winning film director spike lee has long been an outspoken critic of police brutality and racism suffered by america‘s black community. he said scenes witnessed in the united states over the past week were not new and had been going on since the advent of slavery in america four centuries ago. spike lee was speaking to will gompertz, ahead of the release of his latest film. black gi, is it fair to serve more than the white americans that sent you here? in the broad sense, is the vietnam war through the viewpoint of black vietnam vets. i see.

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road network that would move its way westward along its country into pakistan and down into the arabian sea that it's called the china pakistan economic corridor or whether that's going to be to do with these recent we don't know unconfirmed reports is saying that the indian side had been constructing some think of it on the chinese demarcated like what is this is is true we don't know at the moment there's no independent verification of this but these skirmishes have been ongoing not just in this area. to the west of the country but also in 2017. small part of india to troops between nepal and the targets of the state of sick it that there was road construction this time by the chinese that the indians didn't like and there were skin issues that they managed to pull that forces back the skittishness barbara has been very much on a low level intensity the fact that there were no shots fired. this particular instance but still 20 soldiers were killed it is certainly a worrying aspect and india can ill afford a spat with china right now with coronavirus own gary and of course india not quite

the next day i would say because a lot of the cloud just pushing across the eastern side of the arabian sea this looks likely to develop into a tropical side so in the coming days as we want to watch it's pushing right up the western ghats it'll not just lie further north was eventually making its way all the way through to rats. but. it's amazing in the case because you have the forest service here to regain those least has the potential to be biased in a number of different ways there are too many opportunities for the computer to get wrong who's checking those offices who commit those data entry is wrong to be saying that your son the tonight is road. kill of becoming a suspect before the actual crime and in-depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera. more roof. top stories this hour on al-jazeera 2 police officers in the u.s. city of atlanta have been fired for using excessive force during protests over the death of george florida police surrounded the car slashed its ties and then used the taser on to people before driving to the ground handcuffed. people in c

yesterday, as they sailed through the north arabian sea, they marked their 161st day at sea, breakingous navy record of 160 days. they will add more days to the record because they want atlantic and into the to virginia later this year. >>> back to sal we go, so many times on friday we ask you, friday light or not? over the last few months, it's like my duties through friday light. but at the same time we have seen a little bit of it up tick in traffic. >> yes. so monday through thursday guys, we have had traffic that has been just a little busier than it has been on friday and every friday is lighter than the first four days i find as we look at some of these drives around the bay area. if you have waited until now to good time to go. traffic is looking good. on the east freeway driving to the bay bridge which this money did not get a really big backup. we did have a little bit of one in the 6 to 7:00 hour, and right now the commutes are looking good. even when we have crashes like we have one in milpitas downtown, there's a little sewing on calaveras boulevard approaching ebel stree

india's financial capital is bracing for a rare storm with cyclone building over the arabian sea. it is due to cross the coast in the coming hours, potentially disrupting business and daily life as the city battles the coronavirus upheaval. it is packing winds up to 120 kilometers an hour, torrential rain, and sea surges. mumbai has not seen such a powerful storm for at least a decade. worldahead, will dilute -- will the world's longest recession-free streak come to an end? we preview the key releases do later on. next, main state capital david kudla will be giving us his outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ u.s. stocks rose for a third day on positive economic signals as the virus lockdowns ease, despite tensions and protests continuing across the country. joining us now to discuss is mainstay capital management founder and ceo and chief is jeff -- david kudla. great to have you with us. we continue to hear about this disconnect between the real world and the markets. how long are we expected to continue seeing this, and what advice do you want it comes to evaluations? david: it is inte

's financial capital is bracing for a storm with a cyclone building over the arabian sea, due to cross the coast and ours, potentially disrupting daily life and cities as they battle the coronavirus upheaval evils with winds up to 120 kilometers per hour with .orrential rain they have not seen such a powerful storm for at least a decade. bus --ll ahead, bp para parabas. --bp paribas. have a guest. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: australia's economy contracted in the first three months of the year, setting an end to the run without a recession. ioss domestic product, gdp, should say, fell 3%, the first quarterly drop since 2011, but the economy faces even deeper slowdowns for the current period. let's get some reaction from the partner at deloitte. tell me the reaction to these gdp numbers. it was slightly better when you look at a quarter on quarter, but is it enough to avoid a recession? >> absolutely not. the question was whether the number was going to actually be negative. there was a very small chance that it could have been somewhat flat or set the positive, it is cemented now that

a road network that would move its way westwards of its country into pakistan and down into the arabian sea that is called the china pakistan economic corridor or whether that's going to be to do with these recent we don't know one unconfirmed report is saying that the indian side had been constructing some think over that on the chinese demarcated like what is this is is true we don't know at the moment there's no independent verification of this but these skirmishes have been ongoing not just in this area. to the west of the country but also in 2017. small 'd part of india patroons between poland butan it's the state of sic it that there was road construction this time by the chinese that the indians didn't like and there were skirmishes that they managed to pull that forces back the skittishness barbara has been very much on a low level intense state the fact that there were no shots fired in this particular instance but still 20 soldiers were killed it is certainly a worrying aspect and india can ill afford to have a spat with china right now with coronavirus own gallery and of course i

next day or so that's because we got the southwest monsoon that's that wind drifting across the arabian sea towards india bringing in the it's much needed rain so showers will continue just around that western side of a theo pia as we go through the next couple days just keep your eye on this wet weather just down towards the coast fringes of tanzania that could cause flooding here next week nick thanks very much thank you still ahead here on out is the u.s. investigates a millage plot to assassinate the american peace envoy to afghanistan plus. it's heartbreaking but i think that there's also a tremendous sense of inspiration in. his weeks of protests turn the spotlight on an unofficial holiday marking the end of slavery in the united states. and the world's top go for the struggle for the rusted in south carolina. that's a detail that's coming up it's for. the brazilian journalist investigating a politically section of land grab all the farmers helped get also not elected and he's repay them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are alm

1st cloned to hit mumbai in 70 years scientists say that there is more cyclonic activity in the arabian sea and it's hitting. the worst possible time as it tries to fight the coronavirus elizabeth thanks very much indeed. ok it's time for the weather and here's journey with the latest on the cycling we had some really quite devastating stories from elizabeth there but one has a trucking through the month well it has literally just just made landfall in the last year as this house rolled not of course is when they are begins to come onshore so let me start by showing you the satellite and i can just show exactly what i mean you can just see here just about see a slightly paler area of gray and that is the storm making landfall duckies well on full is late she is the the eye begins to make landfall this shows you the track is taken in the last few hours and if you see just how close it is indeed to mumbai now it actually made landfall about 95 kilometers to the southeast of mumbai but when it came on shore that was a local time hoppus one local time but the winds are sustained about 100 kilom

threat international shipping and freedom of navigation the strait of hormuz fortune gulf and the arabian sea. right away freedom purchased new investment knowledge of sports proxies and partners throughout the middle east including the mosque as well and the who thinks iran will hold a sort of damocles over the economic stability of the middle east and danger in nations like russia and china that rely on stable energy prices a runaway free to become a row weapons dealer supplying arms to fuel conflicts from venezuela to syria to the far reaches of afghanistan in november of last year president rouhani himself said quote when the embargo is lifted next year we can easily buy and sell weapons and of quote we should take him at his word herat is not responsible democracy like us or indeed we already know the tehran will do given the ability by more weaponry just consider the secretary general's unsecure 20202231 report that we're discussing today there were reports confirm that weapons used to attack saudi arabia in september 2001 thing were already to ration reporters also confirm the weapons

authorities have started evacuating people from coastal areas — as a tropical storm develops in the arabian seay measures. more restrictions have been lifted in france today — as the country continues its exit from coronavirus lockdown. in most areas of the country, bars, cafes a nd restau ra nts can now re—open. a 100—kilometre travel limit has also been removed. just before we and the programme it is with taking a back to new york and shader life pictures there because we have been watching the scenes in the last little while large clouds again —— crowds again gathering there in new york city and peaceful and we have seen donald trump doubling down in terms of the aggressive response he wants from the authorities and response to the protest a nd the authorities and response to the protest and we have heard from the course of the day from new york bob mcnair saying there is no need for the national guard in new york. —— from new york's mayor saying. inc. and from watching tonight's programme, next up on bbc news it is time for outside source. hello. well, for now, we can forget about the warm,

india's financial capital receipt for a rare storm with a cyclone building over the arabian sea.coast in the coming hours, disrupting business and daily hours as they battle coronavirus upheaval. it is packing winds of 120 kilometers per hour. move by has not seen such a powerful storm -- mumbai has not seen such a powerful storm in a decade. >> americans bracing for another night of unrest as protest continue. cities have issued curfews, including here in new york city. meanwhile, president trump is being better on all sides for a response to peaceful protests outside the white house and around the country. joining us with the latest is our l.a. bureau chief. how bad is the situation in los angeles? we've seen plenty of violence and looting in new york already. chris: it is bad. last night, giving a personal example, my supermarket and one of my local drugstores were looted. in hollywood this morning, broken glass everywhere from places,s to mom-and-pop goods stolen and they were having to clean up the mess, calling insurance companies. it has been another day of protests. three