the reset is to work with baghdad and see baghdad as an opportunity. which we have a group of people, it is not a majority, it is a broom number of people, but they -- it is a growing number of people but they are seeing baghdad as an opportunity. we have 60 mp's in baghdad from kurdistan. we have the military, the president, and baghdad is actually not working against kurdistan, but it has some of these agreements with kurdistan. that is normal. and we can work with other groups, build an alliance based on values and principles that can unite us in the south and also in the west. there may be some interest in kurdistan. these are things we need to think about building partnerships on local levels and national levels. i'm not really sure if this is really an attractive statement, or if this is really a new vision of barzani's toward baghdad. i hope it is the second one. dr. kadhim: before i open the floor for questions, let me ask you one thing that i think i would be remiss if i don't ask you. we know in washington, d.c. a lot about the two major part

being in baghdad is an opportunity. we have 60 mps in baghdad. we have the ministries, we have a president and is not working against curtis dan has disagreement. over oil and of course that's normal . unless it's people. and we can work with other groups. build alliances on values and principles that can unite us with other groups in the south and also in the west and and bar may have some interest in curtis dan, we may have some interest in net yet, these are the things we need to think about a partnership's on a local level and also anational level . so i'm not really sure if this is really a constructive statement like i mentioned or it is really a new vision. i hope it is the second one. >> before i open the floor for questions, let me ask you one thing thati think i would be remiss if i don't ask you . we know in washington dc a lot about the two major parties in curtis dan and we have a good idea of some of the new parties ran but what can you tell us about the future block that you just helped form and what is it? is it, it came after the

wereons with baghdad wrong. seeing baghdad as a threat was wrong. i was wondering what he means by reset. of submitting oil through baghdad? that is not a reset, you need to change your vision. it is not a place that is going to be a threat. anytime they attack kurdistan, that should not be seen badly. how can we change that debt threat to opportunity when we are in baghdad. when we are active in baghdad and we work with them in a true partnership? we really drafted and negotiated this constitution together. if you don't like it, renegotiated with other groups. -- it is unilateral not unilateral action by other side that will work. prosperity. this rise andhave fall. it is not stable because the country is not working together. if what he means by reset is just getting the 17% of the budget, that is not a reset. that is just a financial negotiation. the reset is to work with baghdad and see baghdad as an opportunity. which we have a group of people, it is not a majority, it is a broom number of people, but they are seeing baghdad as an opportunity.

whether they -- whether they go through baghdad or go through baghdad and it is split, you go to baghdad and you talk with both. how do you see washington playing a constructive role in making that vision a reality. >> washington in the past had a united iraq by all iraqis and run by all iraqis. washington also can help us to build a stronger institution. if we have the latest branch in regions. a stronger court system and judicial system and institution this can talk together and a more stable relation based on personal relations. washington has put in the past -- they are forced to talk to each other. that is a shortsighted policy. it doesn't work for that time and we have seen that. in a couple months they were saying we are brothers and after two month fighting each other, accusing each other of corruption, that is not going to work. it is not helpful. the best way to help both regions is strong institutions and play a part in that. and the coexistence that is impossible. we have the majority and the minority, the democratic arrangement, keep fighting each other for another century a

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the explosion shook buildings far away and created a column of smoke that spread across the baghdad sky early monday evening at least one person was killed and dozens injured most of them civilians iraqi security forces say there was an explosion at a weapons depot inside this military base shared with a paramilitary group iranian backed and other armed groups have been operating in iraq with the full support of the country since 2014 when they join the fight against eisel a new law that came into effect on july 31st requires all paramilitary groups to report to iraqi security forces or put down their weapons other than saying an investigation is underway and compensation will be given to the family of the civilian killed the government has not offered any explanation as to what caused this explosion. to mar and his family were preparing to eat dinner for the ied holiday they say missiles began raining down on their home a window shattered a metal door ripped apart one of the daughters is so traumatized she continues to shake. hélène after the explosions stop all of us run out of the ho

does iraq baghdad. and there's a problem in doha that the headlines on al-jazeera home calls a port authority says it's obtained an injunction to stop protesters from disrupting operations or planes are flying again after demonstrators flooded terminal buildings for a 2nd day causing mass cancellations protests turned violent on tuesday when rot police moved in the battens and pepper spray. the u.n. human rights office wants hong kong's leaders to look into whether police have broken international law and the way they've dealt with the protest is. very concerned because the violence appears to be increasing. and. certainly segments of the population appear to be getting angry and this is one of the reasons why we call for prompt impartial independent investigations the office the hong kong authorities to act with restraint to ensure that the rights of those who are expressing their views peacefully are respected and protected. about $500.00 refugees and migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea after b

somehow several residents in iraq's capital baghdad according to compensation after a large explosion at a military site on monday left their homes in disrepair iraqi government to several refused to say what caused the blast at the weapons depot which left one person dead and i should name has more from baghdad. the explosion shook buildings far away that created a column of smoke that spread across the baghdad sky early monday evening at least one person was killed and dozens injured most of them civilians iraqi security forces say there was an explosion at a weapons depot inside this military base shared with a paramilitary group iranian backed and other armed groups have been operating in iraq with the full support of the country since 2014 when they joined the fight against i saw a new law that came into effect on july 31st requires all paramilitary groups to report to iraqi security forces or put down their weapons. other than saying an investigation is underway and compensation will be given to the family of the civilian killed the government has not offered any explanation as

the explosion shook buildings far away and created a column of smoke that spread across the baghdad sky early monday evening at least one person was killed and dozens injured most of them civilians iraqi security forces say there was an explosion at a weapons depot inside this military base shared with a paramilitary group iranian backed and other armed groups have been operating in iraq with the full support of the country since 2014 when they joined the fight against eisel a new law that came into effect on july 31st requires all paramilitary groups to report to iraqi security forces or put down their weapons other than saying an investigation is underway and compensation will be given to the family of the civilian killed the government has not offered any explanation as to what caused this explosion. to mar and his family were preparing to eat dinner for the ied holiday they say missiles began raining down on their home a window shattered a metal door ripped apart one of the daughters is so traumatized she continues to shake. hélène after the explosions stop all of us run out of the

residents of baghdad a calling for compensation after a large explosion at a military site on monday damaged the homes the iraqi government so far refused to say what cools the blasts at a weapons deficit which left at least one person dead 29 others injured natasha good name ripples out from baghdad. the explosion shook buildings far away and created a column of smoke that spread across the baghdad sky early monday evening at least one person was killed and dozens injured most of them civilians iraqi security forces say there was an explosion at a weapons depot inside this military base shared with a paramilitary group iranian backed and other armed groups have been operating in iraq with the full support of the country since 2014 when they join the fight against eisel a new law that came into effect on july 31st requires all paramilitary groups to report to iraqi security forces or put down their weapons other than saying an investigation is underway and compensation will be given to the family of the civilian killed the government has not offered any explanation as to what caused

al-jazeera baghdad. syria's state news agency is showing video of what it says are government forces moving into a strategically important town in rebel held the province the capture of a set to represent a significant advance by the army in the last rebel held province it's been bombarded for the past 4 months by syrian air force and russian air strikes the u.n. says at least 450 civilians have been killed others say we're more than 700 people have been killed and we're just getting news that a government's war plane has crashed in the province according to reports and pro opposition media rebels and who have shot down the jets they have been there have been no reports of the incidents in syrian state media so far senior u.s. politicians are weighing in on breck's it as the october 31st deadline approaches the u.s. house speaker says there would be no chance of congress passing a trade deal with the u.k. if there is a risk of subsequent unrest in northern ireland's nancy pelosi is common appear to contr

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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 maybe 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 the order were delayed and that's why really. and he was lagging behind now. we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more golf if that person 2 years 23 years ago well now we thought i think about 55. $45.00 i want to be realistic or the 5 years that i will be. there there are big. ok and this of course will lead to many advantages one of course a white in gaza for power generation that will definitely make. energy independent we don't need to import and of course and instead. 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 needed for el

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 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 of the order were delayed and that's why really. and he was lagging behind. we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more 50 per cent 2 years to 3 years ago. 55. $45.00 i want to be realistic or to 5 years will be i would say there are big. and this of course will lead to many advantages one of course a while for power 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 needed for electricity these gas fields also produce other types for domestic use and export

capital mogadishu a large explosion has hidden arms depot belonging to a paramilitary group north of baghdad it's the latest in a recent series of blasts that military bases and munitions depose around iraq the explosions have all occurred in sites belonging to the popular mobilisation forces no one has claimed responsibility and is really newspaper says it has documents which show the u.a.e. made a deal to buy a spy planes from an israeli businessman herit says its investigation uncovered evidence going back 10 years the paper says the deal worth $800000000.00 involves a company connected to the leaders it also says the advancer valence aircraft are gathering electronic intelligence and one of the targets is iran georgia is the chief executive of the geopolitical risk consultancy gulf state analysts analytics he thinks israel has the ability to share a lot of intelligence with gold states. i think more and more arab governments have been coming around to accepting the fact that israel regardless of what one thinks of the country is a permanent reality in the middle east israel also it has a

the explosion shook buildings far away and created a column of smoke that spread across the baghdad sky early monday evening at least one person was killed and dozens injured most of them civilians iraqi security forces say there was an explosion at a weapons depot inside this military base shared with a paramilitary group iranian backed and other armed groups have been operating in iraq with the full support of the country since 2014 when they joined the fight against eisel a new law that came into effect on july 31st requires all paramilitary groups to report to iraqi security forces or put down their weapons other than saying an investigation is underway and compensation will be given to the family of the civilian killed the government has not offered any explanation as to what caused this explosion. to mar and his family were preparing to eat dinner for the eat holiday they say missiles began raining down on their home a window shattered a metal door ripped apart one of the daughters is so traumatized she continues to shake. after the explosion all of us run out of the house we were

just 0 baghdad. new details are emerging about how a u.s. political fundraiser helped orchestrate a campaign against qatar in washington d.c. earlier brady was one of us president donald trump's top fundraisers brady is accused of illegally running a multi-million dollar advocacy campaign to turn the u.s. against cats our campaign was allegedly funded by the united arab emirates a key dates in that investigation according to the new york times as a pivotal white house meeting with president donald trump his chief of staff and his national security adviser the reportedly told an associate that he spent most of that meeting talking about the middle east including telling president trump that cats are was part of an axis of evil but i mean who is a senior public policy fellow at the american university of beirut he says the campaign was largely unsuccessful but it's the sky every will have knock on effects . the reality though today if you look at the u.a.e. and you look at qatar n. washington and in the american political elite the companies a

we were scared to >> the explosion happened here at the military base in southwest baghdad.hrapnel flew across the highway and over here into this impoverished area where more than 1000 people lived. they lost electricity and are homes had been damaged. they are demanding compensation from the government. >> tuesday morning, teenagers walked around looking for in .icking up on it was rockets despite warnings, the people are in shock, yet eager to show the damage to their homes. >> we asked the government to compensate the poor. it is dangerous to live here. we are asking security forces to remove the missiles as soon as possible. >> she says she is grateful no one in her family was entered, but the damage to their home is just another hardship in a life of struggle. >> we have suffered for a long time. only the poor enjoy the worst. >> most of the people living in these homes along the highway have built illegally. they say if they could afford to live somewhere out of range from a limited -- from a military base, they would. >> at former president has been charged with murd

baghdad. beneath the shrouds or the faces of men women and children their families longed to see again longed to know what happened to them. last week 31 husbands grandmothers and daughters were buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery in iraq's karbala province the morgan neighboring babel province gave the bodies to a local charity saying they were identified and and claimed it was a coma there is negligence on the part of the government the government should have announced to the public the existence of these bodies deny to use must be conducted to determine their identities so that they can be returned to their rightful relatives. human rights groups are accusing the government of covering up possible sectarian violence about 250 bodies have been given to the same charity for burial 2016 the governor of baba province says they're from the area and their cause of death range from what he calls terrorism to murder. suspicions have been raised because witnesses say the bodies are likely fr

was to the high end of the forty's in fact is an unofficial warning of a heatwave in the baghdad area tensions my ease a little bit it's still hot still further south than to kuwait we've been seeing temperatures approaching or even exceeding 50 in the last couple of days once again otherwise just a dry picture but the wind direction the terms are huge is in places like qatar and 39 degrees is hot when is this humid but that standard practice time of the year goes all the way ran through to buy a pedometer as well with significant prevailing breeze solace to get in the influence of the southwest monsoon $26.00 degrees here off on its drizzling and often it is cloudy and extend some to some degree for the coast of otherwise apart from the small chance to share in yemen it is across dry. i have been looking at your instagram account and reading. this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president after that everyone has a voice the best chance for democrats have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational charismatic nominee join the conversation

baghdad fell quickly. what surprised me, as soon as baghdad fell, you could see all of the animosities popped up between sunni and shia and kurds, and then the bombing started. my colleagues dismissed all of this. these are just dead enders, as my colleagues described them. it seemed to me they were not want. while this was emerging, we stopped the flow of additional troops because we expected there'd be no need for large numbers of troops. some will remember when secretary shinseki was asked of a hearing, how many troops do you think it will take, general, and he said a couple hundred thousand, and he was immediately criticized by the leadership of the department of defense saying, that can be right. we do not agree with the general. this is a general who had been around for 30-odd years, who was involved in the balkans. he knows a little bit about all of this. but he was dismissed because we did not expect that to happen. the things you do not expect to happen are the things you plan for and be ready for

baghdad claim also the come on the news hour including the european union rejects the u.k. prime minister's proposal on what to do about the irish border after brags that the most senior roman catholic cardinal convicted of child sex abuse waits to hear if he's appeal has been successful and the u.s. women's football team get a date in court over gender discrimination it will tell you more about that in the sport. thousands of people marooned on a rescue ship off italy for almost 3 weeks are about to be finally allowed off shore with this and the rest of the news from europe let's cross over to my own miles ian along the new santa maria. thank you very much sami that's right the public prosecutor on the italian island of lampedusa has ordered the refugees and migrants on board the open arms charity ship a process shoal and the vessels and they once again been jumping overboard in an attempt to swim ashore nora is from the pact of a open arms charity which owns this rescue ship she says many of the people on board are in a dire psychological condition. all of these people ha

game this is the news live from baghdad the british prime minister's party loses a little bit of bread said backlash scottish conservative leader ruth davidson the best that spouts side in concerns of a virus jones and spreads his plans the departure comes as anger grows over the years to jolt some sponsor suspend palmas ahead of the deadline for the britain's exit from the aid. also on the program. same prime minister a new government president. to form a new government this time made up of the 5 star movement on the democratic party but how stable can this coalition of old rivals bring. i'm phil gale welcome to the program in the u.k. opposition to the prime minister a surprise move to suspend parliament is growing boris johnson faced another setback today with the loss of a key party player ruth davidson has created as leader of his conservative party in scotland citing family pressures and her opposition to bracks says during her 8 years in charge ms davis and that the past is resurgence in scotland winning vital seats kept the national party in power on wednesday mr johnson announ

46 celsius on saturday but for sunday very hot indeed a high of 48 degrees and even for baghdad that is hold on well above the average for this time of year now further to the south is also holes we've got some quite nice on shore breezes into coastal areas of oman so $27.00 in salalah and meanwhile in doha the temperature $38.00 but on sunday around 40 celsius but still feeling pretty humid with these lower temperatures and then heading south into southern africa madagascar we've got quite a bit of cloud along the east coast that may just be a stray shot but we could see a shot into the eastern coast of mozambique as we go through saturday meanwhile durban and johannesburg in south africa these temperatures are really quite a bit above the average for this time of year look at this on sunday 32 celsius in durban and that's around 8 degrees above the average cape tell me while we've got some cloud in your 4 course it should they dry with a high there of 60 degrees celsius. what is resistance. in akra people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and time to sing creat

and i want to think would constitute a heatwave in iraq and particularly in baghdad where. 1st of all summer sunshine easy wrong and temperatures in the forty's you'd think you'd be right but 48 now that is on the high side even for baghdad at the end of august as you can see is nothing in the sky with the exception the few showers that were in the caucasus are drifting across the northern caspian so wind directions often critical and it's not doing very much to alleviate heat no canid in iraq he's drawing it south we have seen terms in excess of 50 of the classic you're right we're back down to 43 now with more of a curve of moisture source more humid 43 seems quite likely near the coast obviously cooling near the better any coast 30 in beirut a far more sensible level of temperature now the suggestion around the eastern coast a society dancer caught on to the u.a.e. is this temperatures approaching 40 maybe it's not so humid but i think it probably will be in the next couple of days inland it's certainly looking dry and the breezy often salalah not only $28.00 which is suggestive of

in iraq today, there is a competition for baghdad between washington and tehran. it will get challenging fast, because iran is influenced that iran's -- isn's influence in the prime getting larger. the longer we do not push back on them, the louder their voice may be pure there, time where iran does something in iraq, and the u.s.-made seek to respond, and the iraqi government actually asked the u.s. to leave because of tehran back forces. host: what you make of this news? american officials confirm israel behind iran strikes in iraq. the new york times reported that american officials confirmed that israel has been carrying out airstrikes against iranian targets in iraq. one senior official expressed concerns that israel is pushing the limits and its operations -- theead to the u.s. u.s. withdrawing its troops from iraq because of this. what will happen? guest: that gets to the nightmare scenario we were talking about. what if the democratically elected government in baghdad asks the u.s. to leave. a presence on the iran can tell iraqi's that you have an alternat

baghdad fell quickly. and what surprised me is that as soon as baghdad fell, you could almost see within a week or so that ministries were being burned down, old animosity that saddam hussein had kept suppressed have popped up between shia and sunni and kurds. nd then the bombing started. and my colleagues dismissed all of this as sort of, well, these are just dead-enders, as one of my colleagues described them t. seemed to me they were not dead enders. while this was emerging, we were sending troops home. and we had stopped the flow of the additional troops that were supposed to come because we expected some sort of iraqi government to sort of spring into place rather quickly and that there would be no need for these large number of troops. some of you may remember when general shin secty, then the chief of staff of the army, now secretary of veterans department, but he was asked at a hearing, how many troops do you think it will take, general? and he said a couple of hundred thousand. and he was immediat

a large explosion has had an arms depot belonging to a paramilitary group north of baghdad it's the latest in a recent series of blasts at military bases and munitions they pose around iraq the explosions have all occurred in sites belonging to the popular mobilisation forces no one has claimed responsibility. and is really newspaper says it has documents which show the u.a.e. made a deal to buy spy planes from an israeli businessman says its investigation uncovered evidence going back 10 years the paper claims the deal worth 800 $1000000.00 involves a company connected to the leaders it alleges the advanced surveillance aircraft are gathering electronic intelligence and one of the targets is iran georgia is the chief executive of the geopolitical risk consultancy gulf state analytics he thinks israel has the ability to share a lot of intelligence with gulf states. i think more and more arab governments have been coming around to accepting the fact that israel regardless of what one thinks of the country is a permanent reality in the middle east israel also it has a very powerful military

a dead man on the streets of baghdad who is lonely and scared and sick. whose life did that make better in america? whose job did that bring back? whose income rose because of that? who no longer has to deal with the ravages of opioid addiction in their family because that man is dead on the streets of baghdad? because those kids are wailing because they don't know if they'll ever see their parents again? the answer is no one. and that's the fundamental con at the heart of donald trump. he says i'm going to hurt these people and hurt you. he can deliver on the first part but he has done just about nothing on the ekd. there are hundreds of people at a closed mine in wyoming sitting around with no paycheck. we're in the second week of the miners in harlan county not legaling the trains through because they're owed back pay they say. and the people in morristown, ohio who trump told not to sell their homes had their factory shut down. and farmers are struggling with unplanted fields having to make out on trump's welfare handouts. the economic growth trump is

baghdad. where the u.s. has tested a ground launch missile with a range of more than 500 kilometers that's the kind of test that would have been banned under the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty the i.m.f. washington formally withdrew from that landmark $987.00 pact with russia earlier this month to trumpet ministrations as last go had already been violating it. or russia says it will investigate the threat of foreign interference in moscow's upcoming local elections the kremlin suspects that outsiders may have been whipping out antigovernment protests so some reports of. protests on the streets of moscow 6 weeks in a row brought an uproar up and to the russian parliament summer recess and peace held an emergency session and set up an investigative commission. yes. i'm sure that we must investigate financing from abroad that leads to interference in russia's internal politics we must look at the activities of some diplomats who are based on russian territory maybe i'm getting ahead of myself but i pr

baghdad u.s. president donald trump has spoken by phone with india's prime minister there under modi and stressed the need to reduce tensions with pakistan it's been 2 weeks since it is parliament voted to revoke bail ptolemy of india little in the said kashmir and modi also discussed increasing trade and preventing what they described as cross border terrorism. meanwhile life is slowly returning to normal in india that misses kashmir some schools have reopened after 2 weeks shut down but most of them remain empty 1st tamil reports now from new delhi. it was a 1st day back for primary students in srinagar but many didn't show up some schools had more teachers and students others had virtually no one. less than a quarter of primary schools have reopened in tree hugger but even if more were to open many families say they don't want to send their children. home or the use of his kept his 3 young children home from school because he doesn't believe it's safe to let them outside where you should be. th

was to the high end of the forty's in fact does an unofficial warning of a heatwave in the baghdad area tensions why ease a little bit it's still hard to still further south than to kuwait we've been seeing temperatures approaching or even exceeding 50 in the last couple of days once again otherwise just a dry picture but the wind direction the terms are huge is in places like qatar and 39 degrees is hot what is this humid but that standard practice time of the year goes all the way ran through to buy a pedometer as well with significant prevailing breeze solace to get in the influence of the southwest monsoon $26.00 degrees here off and it's drizzling and often cloudy and extend some to some degree for the coast of the otherwise apart from the small chance to share in yemen it is across dry. it looks ugly it sounds ugly and scares people from america's high streets to mexico's on the wilds we control the seaside and who controls the other side people in power follows the smuggling route and test the ease of acquiring untraceable weapons on american soil the weapon that was designed for

baghdad it's the latest in a series of mysterious loss at military bases and munitions depos around the country in recent weeks the explosions of all happened in bases and warehouses belonging to militia groups under the umbrella known as the popular forces the yemeni government has said that it holds the united arab emirates responsible for the coup in aden 10 days after a u.a.e. bank separatist effectively took control of the port city on tuesday the southern separatist sees many yemeni government security and military bases they took over the military police special forces and military brigade camps in zinjibar which is around 60 kilometers east of aden effectively giving them control of the town which is the capital of the province. u.s. president donald trump is his how to jewish americans who vote for the democratic party trump made these comments reporters at the white house while defending israel's decision to block a visit by the muslim congresswoman as she did today and. i think any jewish people that vote for a democrat. i think it shows either a total lack of knowledge o

now a large explosion has had an arms depot belonging to a power military group north of baghdad the latest in a recent series of blasts that military bases and munitions depos around iraq the explosions have all occurred in sites belonging to the popular mobilization forces no one's claimed responsibility. they are staying in iraq and there are growing calls for an investigation after more than 30 bodies were buried in karbala province without identification they include women children and elderly people human rights groups are accusing the government of covering up evidence of possible sectarian violence the torture good name reports from baghdad. beneath the shrouds or the faeces of men women and children their families longed to see again longed to know what happened to them. last week 31 husbands grandmothers and daughters were buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery in iraq's karbala province the morgan neighboring babel province gave the bodies to a local charity saying they were an identified and and claimed it was a coma there was negligence on the part of the government

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 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 the order they were delayed and that's why really. he was lagging behind . we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more both 50 per cent 2 years to 3 years ago where now we threw out. 55. $45.00 i want to be realistic or to 5 years will be i would say there are big. you know ok this of course will lead to many advantages one of course a while for power 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 needed for electricity these gas fields also produce other type

saying they're ready to open war on 3 fronts beirut damascus and baghdad we can't ignore the political side however which is the upcoming israeli elections the israeli army says its air strikes in syria stopped an attack by iran's revolutionary guards it released surveillance footage of what it said were members of the guards preparing a drone strike against israel israel has repeatedly hit what it says were iranian targets in syria over the years it wants to prevent iran from gaining a foothold and influence across the region but in the past few days it is believed to have operated in 3 neighboring countries lebanon syria and iraq nothing apple did say he gave the security forces a free hand to act in many a rino as against an enemy state hezbollah says the drone attack which damaged its media office violated the 2006 cease fire and changed the rules of engagement but at the same time the group is believed to have given israel a chance not to escalate tensions. as well as messages to the terror war telling the israelis any war will be costly and we are not alone think twice iran promi

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this morning, this man is visiting a private school in baghdad. >> the last two years have seen this phenomenon spread. new u users.ind after universities, it hit high schools. the market for drugs extends. why am i here? i am here for prevention, to keep you away from this phenomenon. that is our role. the role of the school and government. >> i have heard about it. it happens in groups, when you are among friends. young people our age want to try everything. all you need is one offer of a free try. after that, you look for it by yourself. >> some people take it so people don't make fun of them. they are easy to influence. starts, at the beginning, they don't notice, but it is too late. >> the head teacher gives us the tour. >> you have to go home. >> with around 100 students, private schools are an exception in iraq. >> it is not the case in our school, but we have to take care. they are teenagers. they need to -- they are sensitive. all you need is a drop in morale for someone to take drugs. we keep in touch during holidays to protect them. >> we head back to the narcotics divisio

business day doubly news live from baghdad britain's prime minister challenges the german chancellorbrad setser visiting the german capital partners johnson the press is not going to back up to reopen the deal good negotiating with his predecessor underpaid. huge sprockets backstopped plan to avoid a hog border in ireland as britain prepares to leave the block on the 31st of october.

number of fires in the amazon also coming up security is ramped up in the southern french city of baghdad it's a head of the g. 7 summit while the just meeting that say they will focus on the fun.

that they would be forced to return to yemen mall attention is because kaya mongering to refugees in baghdad however am i hearing that about the reality the mothers take their daughter's clothes off. and then rate them in front of their parents the whole of like my own daughter their budget. this woman is referring to the brutal crackdown by myanmar's military 2 years ago hundreds of thousands of rinker fled to packing up day. this week almost 2500 of them when formed at their names were on a list of refugees selected for repatch relation to me and mom bangladeshi government officials to up the list but it was up to the un to break the news to the rescue teams. mohammed it came as a shock you look. at how our lives and belongings will be in danger over there and our children and wives won't be safe if they force us to go we will die. out looking girl one of several ethnic minorities in me and mom but the government there does not recognize the most full citizens they have faced decades of discrimination and times violent repression and not allowed to travel freely the lack of access to basic