it's not baghdad that i knew. people live with turner. it's a $35.00 city. who i've been shifted before to any in a conscious india in the us the call includes. even n. and it's worst days in history there's never been like this. group who would be sure she minchin's little. moments sure those. would say you are. a fine shoulder sure did she hey be she air cooncil. with the. drill or the footman there at the foot of a ship. and what the bookman nearly. on about that much in june can to fix it of last minute and you heard. mr manukau clearly live shabby atlanta new open mobile. sure sure. because in 1999 a boeing 767 took off from new to. the point. where it will everything no one survived the journey. 20 years on al-jazeera world to revisit the case of the fatal egypt air crash flight's 990 what really happened on al-jazeera. the big breaking news story it can be chaotic and frantic behind the scenes. people shouting instructions if you're trying to provide the best most curious up to date information as quickly as you can. it's when you come off air being s

new goals were defining change the regime in baghdad to subjugate iraq a simpler objective than that of destroying the elusive terrorist. $1000.00 boes in support of eliminating saddam hussein to meet at the ministry of defense the pentagon. they all began asking questions about how long can we continue this policy aimed at keeping saddam under control and the conclusion they came to was not much longer the day after the meeting at the pentagon president bush addresses congress. it is a historic moment the nation is united bush names the culprits osama bin laden al qaida the to. ban regime in afghanistan our enemies are radical network of terrorists and every government that supports them. no mention about iraq but he warns our war on terror. begins with al qaeda. but it does not in there. tony blair the british prime minister and guest of honor applauds symbolic of the unwavering alliance between washington and london. the taliban are quickly driven out of kabul and al qaeda is dispersed. some of bin laden disappears. in washington bush appears eager to move on to another war i stan

growing in the iraqi capital about the knock on effects us i'm a big job it has this report from baghdad. from vegetables to milk cooking oil to washing detergent in southern iraq almost everything on sale is from neighboring iran. not just theory products come from iran take it snakes cakes juice is all i reporter from iran there will be a crisis if these products are cut off. some locally produced items are available but imported goods are cheaper iran's proximity low prices and long established trade ties make it easier for vendors to rely on premium product. that much of a deal on the end of the iranian groceries dominate the iraqi market because if it wasn't for the in locally produced groceries would have been sold at twice their actual price but as the u.s. increases pressure and imposes biting sanctions on tehran iraqi traders are concerned. about what we can afford the absence of iranian goods in the market the average income of a person only allows for buying cheap imported goods from iran. iraq is the only country exempt from u.s. sanctions on iran washington has extended bagh

the callus almost seems the rule in baghdad refused to bow before the overwhelming threats of the huge mongol army. with its frightening a ray of modern weaponry. the siege lasted just 7 days. you know minted lepers at home forts a. liquid still fluid on the. devastation of the whole country. a country. more than 7000 years old. destroyed within 2 weeks. she was naked. and aggression. was again. such was. the neat thing at the thought. of the thing. thank. you rocky. it was cruelty me and humanity. and they devastate the people. and. they turned them into wild. human beings deprived of their humanity. easy our will bonnie an. indian. would $200.00 joined. with good ol children or shunk who in the mean used. to go away dr trunk sure. sure. sure sure you were mean to you good. monkey. who would she. do gene. is son fatty was an architectural historian who had made a photographic record of the buildings of old baghdad since the american led invasion of 2003 he has seen his country descend into sectarian war he is now one of thousands of iraqis exiled in jordan had i stayed i would have be

the rock imports $12000000000.00 worth of iranian gas and goods every year while baghdad has a 3 month waiver from washington to continue buying iranian exports that are concerns about the economic impact for both nations once sanctions kick in already many iranian kurds are crossing. the border to find walk in northern iraq we have 2 reports for you in a moment asama been job it in baghdad on fears that ending imports could push up prices but 1st a touch of going to reports from a bill in the kurdish region where the common language makes it easier for a rainy and money for their families back home. each room shot from gardy wallpapers is bringing him closer to the day he can afford to marry his fiance the money he earns as a handyman in northern iraq is also supporting his parents at home in iran. how did it go it's been 5 years working in a before this kind of work wasn't popular now there's more of a demand and business is getting better every 3 to 4 months i take a break and go back to iran because i have a work permit. but these iranian kurds aren't so lucky without work permits

although iraqi officials deny that baghdad is becoming iran's a.t.m. or cash machine the fear is that any restriction on cre could affect iraq's fragile instability now how do musicians like taylor swift make their money you may have thought that after her spat with businessman scooter braun who bought the rights to swift's 1st 6 albums that there was perhaps a link between streaming publishing record sales and her potential earnings well there is some truth in that but just not enough to make artists rich braun the manager of justin bieber and ariana grande day paid $300000000.00 for the rights for the master to swift's back catalogue but she isn't the 1st or last artist to have seen her work sold to the highest bidder pulled a copy wasn't happy and losing the rights to the beatles catalog to michael jackson in 1905 jackson paid $47000000.00 to buy a t.v. which included rights to music by bruce springsteen and the rolling stones because he's hoping to win the rights back musicians still make most of their money from touring according to billboard u 2

although iraqi officials deny that baghdad is becoming iran's a.t.m. or cash machine the fear is that any restriction on cre could affect iraq's fragile instability now how the musicians like taylor swift make their money you may have thought that after her spat with businessman scooter braun who bought the rights to swift's 1st 6 albums that there was perhaps a link between streaming publishing record sales and her potential earnings well there is some truth in that but just not enough to make artists rich braun the manager of justin bieber and ariana grande a paid $300000000.00 for the rights for the master to swift's back catalogue but she isn't the 1st or last artist to have seen her work sold to the highest bidder paul mccartney wasn't happy and losing the rights to the beatles catalog to michael jackson in 1905 jackson paid $47000000.00 to buy a t.v. which included rights to music by bruce springsteen and the rolling stones because he's hoping to win the rights back musicians still make most of their money from touring according to billboard u 2

baghdad has a 3 month waiver from washington to continue buying iranian exports there are concerns about the economic impact for both nations once sanctions kick in already many iranian could see a crossing the border to find work in northern iraq we have 2 reports for you in a moment asama been job it in baghdad on fears that ending imports could push up prices but 1st a touch of going to reports from a bill in the kurdish region where the common language makes it easier for a rainy and kurds to earn money for their families back home. each room gardy wallpapers is bringing him closer to the day he can afford to marry his fiance the money he earns as a handyman in northern iraq is also supporting his parents at home in iran. how did it it's been 5 years working in a before this kind of work wasn't popular now there's more of a demand and business is getting better every 3 to 4 months i take a break and go back to iran because i have a work permit. but these iranian kurds aren't so lucky without work permits they enter the kurdish region in iraq on one month tourist visa work every day t

it's not baghdad that i knew. people live with turner. it's a $35.00 city. what been shifted before to any electric shocks india and the us the current of. even then and its worst days in history has never been like this. group or leash or she me in jeans little. moments sure those yes. would say you are. a friend's shoulder sure did she hey be she air force. one of the. drill or the footman there at the foot of a ship. and what the bookman nearly. busy on a boat that muffin june can to fit kind of last minute and you heard. mr manukau clearly live chat a bit like new open mobile. marco . puchong. b. shall. copartnership. her for. selfless acts human bravery 10000 precious pieces of literature rescued from being burnt to ashes in a besieged sari. meets the bosnian women and men who risked everything to save their it's a marriage change. the love of books on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks communities may be in disagreement accusing the other for these attacks and the killing with details coverage thousands of protesters have been streaming away from

joe wilson knows iraq well in 1991 in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a 3rd rate dictator. just over $100.00 days after the attacks of $911.00 still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard powell publishes what is essentially a declaration of war. the same day franks visits bush at his ranch in texas in front of journalists the 2 men speak of the successes against the taliban in afghanistan where taliban got the country secure the country stable we will destroy the al qaeda terrorist network inside afghanistan it will take as long as it takes thank you all. but in private bush confirms to franks the order to attack iraq. this change in priority worries the general who on february 19th 2002 confides in bob graham florida senator and chairman of the senate intelligence committee. after a briefing which was quite upbeat with the progress that was being made the general asked me to meet privately in his office and the 1st thing he said was we'r

oly a few fires have brok in iraq's shiite south, where the capita baghdad, is located. >> ( translated ): according to perspective, there are some hidden hands, those who are not willing good for iraq and want ir. >> reporter: so who could be setting the fields ablaze, and what could their motives be? those affected point fingers at different sides-- from iranian-backed armed groups called the popular mobilization forces to isis to rival ethno-religious groups. t it's a sign many sources of simmering tensions that could inflame fresh conflicts in this fragile country. >> ( translated ): i swear by god, brother, in the morning ato 10:00 we camur land, maybe s,we had harvested six tonnd then they set the land on fire.t >> reporter: year had begunch ifferently. strong rains promised to yield a copious harvest, raising hopes that iraq could reach self-sufficiency. >> ( translated ): in the wh ye middle eas wouldn't have found barley like this. it reached up to my chin! >> reporter: jalal muama managed to salvage only a fraction of his barley before it went up in flames. he says no governme

every $100.00 days but with the united states increasing sanctions on iran concern is growing in baghdad about the knock on effects of some of the of it has this report from the iraqi capital. from vegetables to milk cooking oil to washing detergent in southern iraq almost everything on sale is from neighboring iran. not just theory products come from pick it snakes cakes juice is all i reporter from iran there will be a crisis if these products are. some locally produced items are available but imported goods are cheaper iran's proximity low prices and long established trade ties make it easier for vendors to rely on 3 product. iranian groceries dominate the iraqi market because if it wasn't for the in locally produced groceries would have been sold at twice their actual price. but as the u.s. increases pressure and imposes biting sanctions on tehran iraqi traders are concerned . that what we can afford the absence of iranian goods in the market the average income of a person buying cheap imported goods from iran. iraq is the only country exempt from u.s. sanctions on iran washington ha

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members are believed to be the victims there's going to salvage of aids is on the line for us from baghdad so what more do we know about this incident i mean the last few minutes we've been getting details about the 3 diplomats who have been killed at an upscale neighborhood and it would be of ready the it is the capital of the kurdish region in northern iraq. we do not know what was the motive or ok doubt this attack yet but would be being told by security sources that the consul general the deputy consul general that 2 of his colleagues they were at this country which is close to the skin neighborhood called green city on the airport or ordinary member of the scene and came in and shot him and his colleagues at pointblank range the security forces have cordoned off the area and they're carrying out initial investigations so far what do you think told by security sources there were any active threats against diplomats in that area so this has caught them by surprise some don't want to to try and speculate but looking at the type of attack the way that this is happened with people doing co

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think it's time for the opportune in baghdad. what have i got myself into. a bag and when the lights go out the crowd goes crazy and dina's emerge. baghdad is a town of around $16000.00 residents at the foot of the pier an ace every year around corpus christi the town pulls out all the stops for a 5 day festival celebrated with with tickle and symbolic figures much as it has been since the middle ages. i'm not only here behind shaking with those giants i'm here to try out everything in that had to evacuate even to get under his skirt if it's possible. and to carry him a bit but this fall with things like the start with small things. seen on the sun pier town square several 1000 people will be standing close together in their midst they hear there be celebrating the 1st of 2 buttons today where figures dance around in the midst of the troubles a group of small of figures assaults on hand like to join in so i meet. one of the aids costumes for 25 years now. how old is this i that i. didn't mean were how old when it's from 853 so it's 176 years old should be th

it's time for love in baghdad. what have i got myself into. when the lights go out the crowd goes crazy and dean lives in which. baghdad is a town of a roland $16000.00 residents at the foot of the pier in ngs every year around corpus christi the town pulls out all the stops for a 5 day festival celebrated with with tickle and symbolic figures much as it has been since the middle ages. have you not only here behind shaking with those giants i'm here to try out everything in the car to devour even to get under his skirts if it's possible. and to carry him a bit but before we think we start with the small of things. seen on the side of the pier town square several 1000 people will be standing close together in their mid to day he they'll be celebrating. the 1st of 2 today where figures dance around in the midst of the crowd. small of assaults on hand like to join in so i meet. one of the apes cos humans for 25 you know how old is this pet. they mean or how old when it's from 853 so it's 176 years old it's agree that's why we have to treat these

and iran iraq wants to diffuse so it can attract more companies to help achieve baghdad becoming energy independent with some of majority down to 0 horrors of air buster israel's prime minister says israel any united states have successfully tested a ballistic missile interceptor in alaska at any netanyahu said the arrow 3 system can stop unless that missile launch from anywhere including iran as well be financed by the us and produce with israeli companies in partnership with boeing pope francis has appealed to the international community to help prevent any more refugees and migrants from dying at sea for more let's cross back to mary in london . yes that's right the head of the roman catholic church called for action after what the u.n. has described as the worst mediterranean tragedy of this year 55 bodies of so far been recovered after several boats carrying up to 300 migrants capsized off the coast of libya on thursday it's feared up to 150 people might have died. but it is so. brothers and sisters it is with pain i learned the news about the shipwreck but in recent days in the wa

it's time for love in baghdad. what have i got myself into. and when the lights go out the crowd goes crazy and venus in each. bag is a town of the round $16000.00 residence at the foot of the pier innings every year around corpus christi the town puts out all the stops for a 5 day festival celebrated with glitz tickle and symbolic figures much as it has been since the middle ages. i'm not only here for handshaking with those giants i'm here to try out everything in the car to devour even to get under his skirts if it's possible. and to carry him a bit but this fall with things like the starts the small of things. seen on the subs pier town square several 1000 people will be standing close together in their mid to date they'll be celebrating. the 1st of today where figures dance around and the mix of the crowds. smaller figures assaults on hands like to join in so i meet. one of the apes costumes for $25.00. how old is this pet. their meal or how it's from 853 so it's 176 years old today that's why we have to treat these heads with respect. ve

sanctions on iran washington has extended baghdad's waiver on iranian imports for 3 months it's not clearwhat will happen when that expires if the u.s. insists iraq must find alternatives in anticipation of the sanctions iraq and iran have been discussing ways to continue the trade an estimated $25000000.00 worth of iranian imports into iraq every day according to iraqi officials there's a special financial agreement under which iraq will run without sending over any money iran will be able to use that money which remains inside iraq to purchase goods a similar agreement exists between iraq and some european countries to work around u.s. sanctions. and there are other powers papering iran that are defending iran's interests which made iraq iran's back door a.t.m. so to speak to mitigate sanctions iraq's economy is largely unorganized a lack of official statistics and throw more training makes it impossible to accurately picture what happens at the border with iran which stretches 1400 kilometers france germany and the u.k. introduced a mechanism called in sticks to facilitate trade in exc

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baghdad. the indian government is investigating doctors accused of performing thousands of unnecessary operations on female farm workers the women say they would gypped into paying hundreds of dollars to remove their reproductive organs dozens of privately run hospitals are being investigated in the western states of russia as elizabeth purana reports and yet. these women in jagged more have 2 things in common they work in sugarcane fields and they've all had their. last here 29 year old be my mom they went to the doctor complaining of abdominal pain. the doctor said my womb is not in a good state he said if i don't take it out i'll get cancer and i should take it out immediately for the hysterectomy operation to remove her reproductive organs beaver by monday borrowed more than $700.00 that's as much as she earns during the entire 6 month harvest season. because i don't that the potential is educating women in 30 villages about the impact of the medical procedure the doctors on the private ho

out the possible this version makes official the allegations that have been circulating for months baghdad has chemical and biological weapons as well as missiles saddam could get his hands on a nuclear weapon within a year the sales campaign that took place i would characterize as aggressive deception there's no question that the headlines leave a different impression of what's in the document itself october 2002 in i.e. is not conclusive. it is the headlines that will sway congress bob graham knows this he votes against the resolution to go to war. by taking that action according to our own intelligence reports i will tell you friends and i would encourage you. to read the classified intelligence reports which are much sharper than what is available in the classified form we are going to be increased the threat level against the people of the united states i found the document to be a very unpersuasive and it was a significant part of my ultimate decision to vote against the war in iraq. october 10th 2002 that. congress approves the war right roll touring the course of history 4 out of j

today the chaos in iraq has spread into syria entire provinces are beyond the control of baghdad and damascus. and the west has a new enemy the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis also known as dice the united states bears considerable responsibility for the fact that the islamic state exists. but not because the united states intended to create the islamic state rather that the islamic state came into existence as an unintended consequence of this immensely foolish war the americans and the british had they not occupy the country have had they cut of corruption when it started we would not have that the violence has claimed hundreds of thousands of victims day to may and is up rooted 1000000 innocent iraqis in the seventy's you have hundreds of thousands of refugees leaving the area and nobody asks nobody asked what caused this what caused this terrible human catastrophe it was an earthquake it was a typhoon it was an invasion of a country that was reasonably intact when we invaded it. the iraqi deception has cost americans almost $2.00 trillion dollars according to some estim

government says despite obstacles like corruption and an unstable region investors are coming to baghdad. but you know gas is the primary resource in the southern region especially to generate electricity most of the old power plants were motor fired from liquid fuel operations to cast power plants hence there was an urgent need for investment and to upgrade production as tensions escalate between us and iran iraq wants to diffuse so it can attract more companies to help achieve baghdad becoming energy independent majority down to 0 holders of bear buster as some climate climate change experts rather argue a vegetarian diet is kids who protects in the environments she and carries produce me think gas is toxic substance and graze on land that could be a sickroom crops well some scientists in the u.k. and i looking at sustainable ways of raising livestock jessica baldwin has more from devon in western england despite their cheerful disposition and inquisitive nature these animals get a lot of bad press that's because they release huge amounts of me thing gas it's a greenhouse gas that dama

baghdad. now to the escalating diplomatic dispute between the u.k. and the us president donald trump's latest tweets came up in the final t.v. debate between the 2 men hoping to become new case next prime minister trying to describe u.k. ambassador is a stupid and wacky man after a week cables emerged criticizing the u.s. president there's more inflation. given the seriousness of the situation is genuinely extraordinary that this is the very 1st time these 2 faced questions from the public they haven't seen in advance as to what the next prime minister should do to get through the maze of bricks and yet again the same false promises boris johnson arguing that the u.k. would leave with no deal or not sober and then implement a trade deal with the european union even though one wouldn't exist so the problems of the irish border where they properly belong in the context of the free trade agreement that we will do after we come out on october 31st try to attack on this kind of thing he presented himself as the details man despite that not by his opponent

although iraqi officials deny that baghdad is becoming iran's a.t.m. or cash machine the fear is that any restriction on cre could affect iraq's fragile instability now how the musicians like taylor swift make their money you may have thought that after her spat with businessman scooter braun who bought the rights to swift's 1st 6 albums that there was perhaps a link between streaming publishing record sales and her potential earnings well there is some truth in that but just not enough to make artists rich braun the manager of justin bieber and ariana grande a paid $300000000.00 for the rights for the masters to swift's back catalogue but she isn't the 1st or last artist to have seen her work sold to the highest bidder paul mccartney wasn't happy and losing the rights to the beatles catalog to michael jackson in $185.00 jackson paid $47000000.00 to buy a t.v. which included rights to music by bruce springsteen and the rolling stones because he's hoping to win the rights back musicians still make most of their money from touring according to billboard

being hampered by the dispute between iraq's allies iran and the us some a binge of aid reports from baghdad. this is the old city of mosul but due years after i salute defeat iraq's victory has not still meant the restoration of life as it was before the war much of the city remains in ruins one in 300000 people are still displaced a mix of sectarian division unemployment and security concerns linger on. the main threat and danger remains the neglect of reconstruction in mosul the displaced are still living in limbo all these issues have not been given serious enough attention by the iraqi government. the iraqi government says it's doing all it can and asking international partners to help rebuild the city you an agency's estimate it could take tens of millions of dollars in 10 years just to remove mines and explosives. the capital of isis self declared caliphate in iraq and its leader. only public appearance from the city. it was a tough fight in an urban terrain and posed a challenge to the iraqi army which had earlier treatment from mosul but iraq's security forces had 2 important allies

and iran iraq wants to diffuse so it can attract more companies to help achieve baghdad becoming energy independent which i'm a majority down to 0 holders of bear buster human rights groups in israel are pushing for young palestinians to be allowed to make telephone calls while and attention 210 palestinians under the age of 18 a being held in israeli jails with many not allowed to contact their families or a lawyer and to everyone has more from in the occupied west bank. i thought of it as he missed his little sister doreen the most israeli authorities held the 15 year old under arrest for 3 months last year charging him with throwing stones at israeli soldiers he says he was questioned without any good counsel or member of his family being present and he only saw his mother once from a distance while he was detained. my friend was a recent with me the israeli interrogator told him that i confessed against him that he threw stones they wanted him to confess against me as well he came back to the prison room angry and shouting thinking that i did that to him he almost hit me via palesti

moved hundreds of diplomatic staff from its embassy in baghdad citing unspecified threats from iran. u.s. has also deployed thousands of more troops in the middle east since may. it is a critical timing across the region that is why it prompted the iraqi prime minister to issue such decree given the fact that there are fears from these military factions that might not abide by the iraqi military hierarchy there are also regional and international fears that iraq could not grab hold of the entire military establishment on top of it the popular mobilization forces according to the prime minister it is vital for the security of iraq to have the popular mobilization forces entirely under the military structure will as tensions continue to mount between the u.s. and iran many worry or iraq could turn into a staging ground for confrontation between its 2 biggest allies according to the prime minister's decree those who choose to integrate into the military must abandon their old names and sever ties to political organizations the decree adds that those who trust politics will not be allowe

every $100.00 days but with the united states increasing sanctions on iran concern is growing in baghdad about the knock on effects of reports. from vegetables to milk cooking oil to washing detergent in southern iraq almost everything on sale is from neighboring iran. not just theory products come from iran take its next cakes juice is all i reporter from iran there will be a crisis if these products are. some locally produced items are available but imported goods are cheaper iran's proximity low prices and long established create ties make it easier for vendors to rely on 3 indian products knocking. on the end of an iranian groceries dominate the iraqi market because if it wasn't for the in locally produced groceries would have been sold at twice their actual price. but as the u.s. increases pressure and imposes biting sanctions on tehran iraqi traders are concerned . about what we can afford the absence of iranian goods in the market the average income of a person only allows for buying cheap imported goods from iran. iraq is the only country exempt from u.s. sanctions on iran washin

it's time for love in baghdad. what have i got myself into.and when the lights go out the crowd goes crazy and venus in each. bag is a town of around $16000.00 residents at the foot of the pier innings every year around corpus christi the town puts out all the stops for a 5 day festival celebrated with with tickle and symbolic figures much as it has been since the middle ages. and not only here for handshaking with those giants i'm here to try out everything in the car to devour even to get under his skirts if it's possible. and to carry him a bit but this fall with things but the starts the small of things. seen on the town square several 1000 people will be standing close together in their midst they hear their be celebrating. the 1st of the terms today where the biggest stands around and the myths of the. small of assaults on hand like to join in so i meet. one of the 8 humans for $25.00. how old is this cat i. didn't mean or how old when it's from 853 so it's 176 years old so it's agree that's why we have to treat these heads with respect

for several weeks always the hotter weather is further down from the high ground of iran sort of baghdad 46 quite possibly will start to rise next as a further south in iraq and certainly in the southwest of iran we've been seeing the 40 knots the fifty's there for days on end and obviously cooler near the coast beirut represent such a such degrees whereas aleppo not really that far inland as this scale shows is near the 40 mark once again the breeze has changed down through the gulf the circulation now appears to be something of the empty quarter so much cash moisture and bring it back towards doha it could be a sticky 40 would equally it could well pick up rather a lot of light sandra not empty quarter this is often a dusty direction 41 suggests don't be too humid it could well be dusty but look at the amount of cancer spread everywhere a hint maybe asunder storms in western society certainly how do you feel be persistent or maybe exaggeration some good but a drizzle it started to turn probably agree once again. the weather sponsored by category. every reclaiming cycle brings a series

al jazeera, baghdad. >> turkey has criticized the u.s.rom moving -- removing it from the fighter jet program, saying it is unfair and not based on a legitimate reason. the move has long been threatened. acceptingkara began delivery of a russian missile defense system. they were flown to the military base on friday. washington had tried for months to stop the deal with russia. iran's foreign minister says he believes european powers do want to preserve the 2015 nuclear deal, but accuses the united states of having too much influence. he says u.s. travel restrictions on diplomats are inhuman. more from the united nations in new york. iran's foreign minister is a frequent visitor to the u.n. a venue to make his country's case on the world and appear on u.s. media networks. >> the unlawful sanctions imposed on iran in violation of security council resolution represent the greatest threat to the achievement of sustainable development both of iran and many of our neighbors. >> this visit to new york, a city where he lived when he previously ser

baghdad. it was just another meal at this local restaurant in their appeal the capital of iraq's northern kurdish region but soon after a turkish diplomat and his colleague sat down a gunman entered and opened fire kurdish intelligence sources believe multiple attackers were involved but only one carried out the killings the turkish deputy consul general was shot at point blank range and died instantly so far no one has claimed responsibility iraq's foreign ministry has condemned the incident and kurdish authorities have launched an investigation the turkish president we did after the killing i condemn the heinous attack against our consular staff and a real i wish god's mercy for our personnel who were martyred we are continuing our initiatives with the local and iraqi authorities to find the perpetrators as soon as possible the turkish foreign minister says turkey is ready to assist. according to information we gathered a turkish diplomat stationed in our consulate was attacked by 3 people w

and it's not just the capital of baghdad electricity water sewage disposal are lacking in most parts. running private generators is profitable business but even those who own them say they are fed up with the lack of basics. talk about services than i can tell you we have almost none especially if we speak about the province of with little polluted water rampant corruption and unemployment people are overwhelmed our province is the most affected of the rest. and every few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets and the protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services. prime minister either of the mat is government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need an overhaul work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for over 15 years but those who come out on the

baghdad. turkey has criticized the u.s. for removing it from the f. 35 fighter jet program saying it's unfair not based on a legitimate reason the move had been long threatened and expected after began accepting to every often advance russian missile defense system last week the 1st parts of the s 400 air defense system were flown to the mercer head military air base near ankara on friday washington had tried for months to stop turkey's deal with russia iran's foreign minister says he believes european powers do want to preserve the 2015 nuclear deal but how much of a jury for accuses the united states of having too much influence he says u.s. travel restrictions on a rainy and diplomats are inhuman james bays has more from the united nations in new york. iran's foreign minister is a frequent visitor to the u.n. mohammed job but zarif uses it as a venue to make his country's case and the world stage and as the u.n. headquarters is in new york to appear prominently on the u.s. 1000000 networks the unlawful extraterritorial e

and iran iraq wants to diffuse so it can attract more companies to help achieve baghdad becoming energy independent. holders of air bus or. france is pushing ahead with new taxes on big technology firms despite the u.s. president threatening to put retaliatory levies on french wines finance minister bono to mathis responses a mistake the u.s. president earlier criticize what he called president a monument hawse foolishness for implementing the tectonics which will affect u.s. firms like google and facebook. now have a polluting industries are given much of the blame for climate change but scientists say in livestock and it's methane emissions are not a huge factor so we searches in the u.k. trying to find grain a ways to feed the planet jessica baldwin has more from devon in western england despite their cheerful disposition and inquisitive nature these animals get a lot of bad press that's because they release huge amounts of me thing gas it's a greenhouse gas that damages the environment cows and sheep are responsible for 14 percent of global greenhouse gases that's the same as all th

is an important ally and both saudi arabia and iran are its neighbors iranian gas is a burden on baghdad stretched budget and a loaded issue for domestic and regional politics prime minister mehdi wants to make iraq energy independent his oil minister has already signed multibillion dollar deals with international companies such as honeywell eggs on and shell unfortunately because of those who were delayed and that's why really the guys and us who was lagging behind. we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more than 50 per cent for 2 years to 3 years ago we are now at that i think about $55.00. $45.00 i want to be realistic for the 5 years that will be i would be there to say there would be. those of use you know ok and this of course will lead to many advantages one of course a white in gaza for about a generation that will definitely make. energy independent we don't need to import and of course and instead of burdening we can make you know i've been you know that with. maintaining a gas field under $46.00 degrees is anything but easy but these iraqis are making sure

or lou is standing by for us in istanbul with reaction out of turkey but 1st let's cross over to baghdad and get the latest from osama bin. what more details are emerging on this. so i mean the last few minutes we've heard from intelligence sources who confirm that it was. 2 salience who came into this restaurant restaurant in an upscale neighborhood where the turkish diplomat along with 2 of his colleagues was having lunch and they shot him at close range earlier there were reports that there were 3 people who were killed but now we know that one of those people is injured and not been killed so as you said the turkish deputy consul general as well as one employee off the consulate inside has been. has been killed and one other person has been injured there it is. reports from the scene that it is that there's been some arguments between media personnel as well as the security forces there because they're trying to cordon off all of that area but they are being very tight lipped about any information about these assailants or what could have been the motive behind the attack being told

baghdad. so it's a come on al-jazeera point turkey is warning its nato ally the u.s. that their relationship could deteriorate. and the judge decides the fate of one of the world's most dangerous criminals mexican drug kingpin. hello there fairly quiet picture across much of the middle east in a few showers across turkey of the last few days there's a little bit of cloud on the soft light you can see it beginning to push in really from the eastern and all of the mediterranean and that will be bringing with it again the charles i want to shout in fact more rain again around this coast of georgia system working its way across the black seeping up quite a bit of moisture 24 and i should actually mostly dry with that we got a warm day in kabul at a high of 36 and 42 degrees celsius in a tie around and then as you head off into friday time which is not of the meeting by far but what is moving is the rain so pushing away from 27 under those good clear sunny skies from there we had down across in the arabian peninsula and touches of being a little bit lower across into weste

quite humid that's not the case in iraq it's dry as dry breeze there hence the $46.00 or more from baghdad south has done towards cuba it could on the coast of course not so much cooler on the coast of the gulf this is where the breeze might well bring you more humid weather still before crossing 45 by day which is just slightly warmer than in mecca 45 inland in amman but north coast of the mountain slower and particularly the breeze that looks to be rather more permanently from the southwest of the cloud is going to be a more regular feature of these lower temperature but is much more humid. now you expect to see nothing much in southern africa at this time of the year a good deal of sunshine occasional breaks of cold disappointing weather from the western cape east with well that's the picture for wednesday 23 in harare could be warm and 80 in cape town oversea cold nice as for a precious little if any. you know strategy or a battle rages over the country's. with activists inviting stealing lobster and intimidation from one eye when they are placed on too far on al-jazeera. whether someo

is an important ally and both saudi arabia and iran are its neighbors iranian gas is a burden on baghdad stretched budget and a loaded issue for domestic and regional politics prime minister other liberal made he wants to make iraq energy independent his oil minister has already signed multibillion dollar deals with international companies such as honeywell eggs on and shell unfortunately because although if we were to delay it and that's why really the guys and us 3 was lagging behind. we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more about 50 posts and 2 years to 3 years ago well now we did i think about 55. $45.00 i want to be realistic or the 5 years will be i would say there are big. you know ok and this of course will lead to many advantages one of course a white in gaza for about a generation that will definitely make. energy independent who don't need to import and of course. you know. maintaining a gas field under $46.00 degrees is anything but easy but these iraqis are making sure that they continue to pump the gas which helps run their country besides the gas need

the middle east no changes here the heat ramping up into central areas as set in the case around baghdad and kuwait city where we'll see temperatures getting up into the forty's 4546 degrees here on tuesday afternoon have a towards the mediterranean 30 celsius rates and for jerusalem want to see the showers just around the black sea into georgia into armenia that's certainly a possibility but elsewhere across the region as you can see it's looking largely troy and settles temperatures even higher for baghdad as we go through wednesday 47 celsius around 10 degrees cooler here in doha on tuesday after they will feel humid it will fill up the close should be dry but it is going to be sticky one into the gulf of aden well here we have got a little more cloud some showers a possibility into that western side of yemen for a time fair bit of cloud too just around southern parts of amman southern parts of south africa seeing a fair bit of cloud as well some welcome right coming in here over the next day or so some really wet weather some blustery conditions as well cape town 14 celsius it should

escalate between us and iran iraq wants to diffuse so it can attract more companies to help achieve baghdad becoming energy independent. holders of air bus or in the next in our series on iraq's energy sector will be looking at how the country plans to expand to oil production that will be from 7 g.m.t. . who the rebels in yemen say they've launched a drone attack on a civilian airport in southern saudi arabia the airport has come under repeated attack in recent weeks there has been no confirmation from saudi authorities and the movies say it was a response to the latest airstrikes by the saudi u.a.e. led coalition they have been fighting for more than 4 years crowds in bahrain have taken to the streets once again to protest the execution of 2 men they were killed by firing squad on saturday after being convicted on terrorism charges a mock funeral has been held for shia activists and ahmed al malaki there's been widespread international condemnation following the executions rights group amnesty international says the men were beaten and tortured in custody to obtain confessions. and protes

baghdad. the ron's foreign minister says he believes european powers want to preserve the 2050 new clear deal but mama jobs ari fox accused the united states of having too much influence he says he has travel restrictions on iranian diplomats are inhuman james base has more from the united nations in new york. iran's foreign minister is a frequent visitor to the u.n. mohammed job and zarif uses it as a venue to make his country's case on the world stage and as the u.n. headquarters is in new york to appear prominently on u.s. media networks the unlawful extraterritorial economic sanctions imposed on iran by the united states in violation of security council resolution 2231 represent the greatest threat to the achievement of sustainable development goes up you know on and many of our neighbors this visit to new york a city where as a reef lived when he previously served as iran's ambassador to the u.n. is very different from his past ones his movements are restricted to 3 places u.n. headquarte