he settled to the equipment in bahrain a veryprominent individual. his cousin iran some state prisons andpoint bahrain later. these are well-connected individuals. the same is true of kuwait. we know now that they have a long-standing finance laws that they cleaned up and they have those is because there's been a very successful business community that has been politically active and religiously conservative. what does that mean for what we see going forward and whatdoes this mean for policy. i'm concerned that future reform fighter mobilizations cute similarly and successfully. this mean for policy. i thinkthere is a strong the radicalization in these countries and there's a strong criminal effort in many of these countries. i would conclude and wrap up what the message is that david and i want to convey here is there is -- i think the debate why people join terrorist groups is less helpful than thinking about where a certain theory about white people join terrorist groups in most people. in some cases it's marginalization and other cares there is a

the two cases i want to focus on here are bahrain and saudi arabia. last year's paper we talked about the mobilization of fighters from bahrain. i will say briefly that in 2011 there was a major arab demonstration in bahrain and the bahraini crackdown requires the use in sanctioning of very violent rhetoric against the majority population of the country which is shiite by the government which is a minority of the population which is to be. i think the mobilization of communities in bahrain that we see where fighters are coming from was encouraged by the government and cut down the file and a lot of those guys ended up joining isis. we talk more about this phenomenon in the question and answer but i want to get to an interesting case which is saudi arabia. the handout you have in the back of map at the bottom of three different maps saudi arabia. when i looked at their equipment is saudi arabia i looked at the historical rates of equipment and where were saudi fighters coming from went to afghanistan or iraq or when they went to bosnia or chechnya. i l

has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. some is unless qatar meets the demands of bahrain and the three other blockading nations somalia's police and intelligence chiefs have been fired after the latest suicide bomb attacks in mogadishu at least twenty seven people died in saturday's attack which was claimed by the group al-shabaab most of those killed were security forces it's the second attack in the capital in two weeks. kenya has made opposition leader raila odinga has called the presidential election rerun a sham he's demanding a new vote within ninety days the poll was marred by violence of the turnout of just forty three percent at australia's former deputy prime minister started his campaign to be reelected to parliament barnaby joyce met people in his rural new south wales constituency on friday the high court expelled him from parliament because he held dual citizenship when he was elected choices renounced his new zealand citizenship and is expected to regain his seat in a byelection in december those are the hea

is moderate and reasonable and willing to find a reasonable solution to this crisis you know all bahrain's foreign minister is calling for qatar to be frozen out of the regional bloc the gulf cooperation council college but i don't have the phone has tweeted that bahrain one to attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless consomme meets the demands of the train and the three other blockading nations. the president of the kurdish regional government in iraq is stepping down he says he won't stand for reelection his term in office and just two days time he was the driving force behind last month's controversial kurdish referendum on succession which the iraqi government dismissed as illegal from a bill to stephanie deca. an independent kurdistan was supposed to be his legacy and yet it seems to have led to his downfall a somber looking mustard better than a finally addressed the people directly on sunday night after relative silence for weeks. according to the law the president's camp extended by the parliament however i inform the parliament and i will not extend my term i will not accept any a

has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit on this council meets the demands of bahrain and the three other blockading nations. the president of the kurdish regional government in iraq is stepping down massoud barzani was the driving force behind last month's referendum to secede from iraq the parliament voted to distribute his powers between itself the government and the judiciary. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in barcelona is a call for spain to stay united is the biggest show of force yet in the so-called silent majority who don't support catherine his bid for independence some are even demanding the arrest of sacked catalan leader. as police and intelligence chiefs have been sacked after two suicide bomb attacks in the capital mogadishu at least twenty seven people died in saturday's attack which has been claimed by the armed group al-shabaab most of those killed were security forces it's the second attack in the capital in just two weeks kenya's main opposition leader has called the presidential elec

has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless qatar meets the demands of but rain and the three other blockading nations. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in barcelona to call for spain to stay united is the biggest force yet from the so-called silent majority who don't support castle and his bid for independence. some are even demanding the arrest of the sacked caton a leader. somalia's police and intelligence chiefs have been sacked after two suicide bomb attacks in mogadishu at least twenty seven people died in saturday's attack which has been claimed by the armed group al-shabaab most of those killed were security forces is the second attack in the capital in just two weeks. kenya's main opposition leader rhino dingo has called the presidential election rerun a sham he's demanding a new vote within ninety days the poll was ma bad violence and a turnout of just forty three percent and puerto rico's power company says a three hundred million dollar deal to restore electricity to the island was not ille

has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless qatar meets the demands of bahrain saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt. the president of the kurdish regional government in iraq is stepping down. he was the driving force behind last month's referendum to secede from iraq the parliament voted to distribute his powers between itself the government and the judiciary. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in barcelona to call for spain to stay united is the biggest show of force yet from the so-called silent majority who don't support catalonia has been for independence some are even demanding the arrest of sacked catalan leader. somalis police and intelligence chiefs have been fired after two suicide bombings in mogadishu at least twenty seven people died in saturday's attack which has been claimed by the armed group of . kenya's main opposition leader raul od'ing guys call the presidential election a rerun a sham he's demanding a new vote within ninety days the poll was marred by violence and the turnout of just for

egypt and bahrain all suspended ties. and millions of japanese are voting in a snap general election that lucky to get prime minister shinzo lobby a new mandate he's asking people to stick with him in the face of what he calls a national crisis of an aging population and ongoing tensions with north korea. now a giant u.s. aircraft carrier has completed a week of naval exercises with warships in south korea the drills off the korean peninsula come ahead of president trump's trip to asia north korea has threatened to sink the ronald reagan which is leading the u.s. naval task force greg leeson reports from tucson. the giant war ships me a prison seen boose in port is a stark warning of the firepower of the forces ready to confront north korea. the u.s.s. ronald reagan has played a leading role in a week of intense military exercises off the korean peninsula in what some see as a dangerous game of brinkmanship. rather grim and u.s. navy forces. have by their actions demonstrate. our commitment result of an ability to defend

egypt and bahrain all suspended ties with cata logical hand reports. he's back u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has landed in saudi arabia he was here in july then signing a memorandum of understanding with carter would be enough to end the blockade it didn't despite his shuttle diplomacy so now he's coming back trying a new tactic for the four blockading countries saudi arabia u.a.e. egypt and bahrain assigning blame and then in an interview saying qatar is willing to negotiate and the saudi led coalition is simply refusing to talk because he tried before he tried to try to be nice with everyone but him no where. produced no results so i think that's probably. the time has come. analysts say there is a renewed hope they might be more willing to engage now has the president for example try to put pressure on the saudis in the u.a.e. to be willing to to meet. the resolve some of the sanctions and stop that they put on. the fact that the president house call mout now and basically decertified the iran deal is not going to make the saudis more willing to work with

bahrain and egypt cut diplomatic ties. media reports in myanmar say the government is considering setting up a special economic zone in rakhine state for me and my military says peace and stability in the region has been restored and a government minister has told local media it is likely one hundred fifty ranger will be repatriated every day. jewel dutch ethiopian citizen is on trial in the netherlands accused of war crimes committed in ethiopia in the late seventy's three hundred twenty one victims have been named in for war crimes charges sixty three year old ash to a layman who has been in detention in the netherlands for the past two years lots more news on the web site al jazeera dot com is your address next to talk to al-jazeera i'll see you at the same time tomorrow. i'm counting the cost of italy's wealthy lower than region safe seeds of more autonomy but who are the forces reshaping european politics how might china's new leadership lineup in fact the economy plus why trade is that hong kong stock exchange is say

became the emir bahrain's foreign minister is calling for cuts out of the frozen out of the regional bloc of gulf cooperation council collarbone ahmed al khalifa has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless qatar meets the demands of bahrain and the three other blockading nations kenya's main opposition leader has called the presidential election rerun a sham he's demanding a new vote within ninety days the poll was marred by violence and the turnout of just forty three percent strongly as for deputy prime minister started his campaign to be reelected to parliament to be joyce met people in his rural new south wales constituency on friday the high court expelled him from parliament because he'd held deal citizenship when elected joyce has renounced his new zealand citizenship and is expected to work regain his seat in a byelection in december those deadlines i'll be back with more news for you here on al-jazeera after inside story next. historians of a kurdish homeland dashed the super zani is stepping down as president of iraq's kurdish region but does tha

has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless qatar meets the demands of bahrain and the three other blockading nations let's get a view now from who's the associate professor of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he joins us now via skype from norman good to have you with us. foreign minister tweeted about the blockade on sunday which he called a seed what do you make of that i mean there's no softening of the rhetoric here is that. no there is no softening of the rhetoric on either side with regard to his statement about the g.c.c. meeting and qatar has a role in the g.c.c. well i think one needs to take that with a little bit of salt there it is in some senses pressure applied on qatar before the next scheduled g.c.c. meeting but it's already been reported in the media that the next g.c.c. meeting might be postponed by six months or so because it certainly wouldn't make any sense to have the parties there are now hurling claims and accusations against twenty against one another and so on with no pr

posted articles about pro-reform protests in bahrain in two thousand and eleven he's criticized bahrain's monarchy press freedom groups of call for his release as part of maharajah sentence his citizenship has been revoked now an animal that was hunted to extinction in britain nearly five hundred years ago is making a comeback last year the scottish government ruled that beavers will have protected status and will be allowed to stay but as nick lott reports not everyone is happy. wissmann is would be more in southwest england the last remnants of an ancient forest a ghostly relic of a time past that some in heart would like to see return britain was once covered in wilderness like this and in this wilderness it all manner of animals including bears wolves and lynx of course all those animals are now long gone hunted to extinction is the human population grew and cleared land for agriculture where there is a species that hasn't been seen for hundreds of years and has now returned and here in devon the fascinating evidence felled trees and dammed waterways the trademark work of not only act

has tweeted bahrain it won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless cuts to meet the demands of blockading nations meanwhile state media is reporting politicians and businessmen are meeting to discuss setting up an economic zone in a town in iraq and state mean mars but military claims peace and stability has returned to the region at least six hundred thousand people from the minority community have fled since august government ministers told local media is likely one hundred fifty rangar will now be repatriated every day kenya's opposition leader has branded the presidential election rerun. he's calling for a new poll within three months. it's outfront next on al-jazeera stay with us. on counting the cost to italy's wealthy northern region safe seats and more autonomy but who are the forces reshaping european politics how might china's new leadership line up the fact the economy plus why traders are hong kong stock exchange is saying bye bye to the back country because at this time on al-jazeera one hundred years since the british gove

pacific, japan and south korea, and the gulf with people like the uae and saudi arabia and egypt and bahrain. i think there is a tremendous thing of engagement. i don't think there is anything president trump has done in this administration that makes us look isolationist at all. in tppn't want us to get and arrangements where we are just another person that the table, another entity at the table and not something we know is in our vital interests. amophobic, iing isl would talk to our allies in the region. egypt, the uae and saudi arabia. i don't think anyone has given to now crown prince more support . a completeich is not reordering, but a restructuring of their economy and society. a lot of people say it is an imperfect plan, but you have to understand they are trying to do something in 10 or 20 years, it has been centuries building up. i don't think anybody has been more supportive and i take that from the summit of what the king crown princeuty said, the crown prince said and many leaders of saudi arabia said. also, the uae. if you talk to these individuals, and they talk to the media

egypt and bahrain assigning blame and then in an interview saying qatar is willing to negotiate and the saudi led coalition is simply refusing to talk because he tried before he tried to try to be nice with everyone but this took him nowhere and . so i think that's probably. the time has come. analysts say there is a renewed hope they might be more willing to engage now has the president for example try to put pressure on the saudis in the u.a.e. to be willing to to to me to the resolve some of the sanctions and stop that they put on. the fact that the president house call mout now and basically decertified the iran deal is that going to make the saudis more willing to work with us they deal with the situation with god or us president initially put all the blame for the crisis on cutter but after being pushed by his secretaries of state and defense he now says it's time for all sides to talk if i can help mediate between cutter and in particular the u.a.e. and saudi arabia i would be willing to do so. and i think you have a deal worked out very quickly his own secretary of state is publ

has tweeted bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless qatar meets the demands of the blockading nations the president of the kurdish regional government in iraq is stepping down masoud barzani was the driving force behind last month's referendum to secede from iraq the parliament voted to distribute these powers between itself the government and the judiciary. kenya's opposition leader raila odinga has branded the presidential election rerun . he's calling for a new poll within three months the vote was marred by violence and a low turnout and just forty three percent kenya's deputy president says his government is willing to hold talks its inside story next stay with us here on in al-jazeera. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. his dreams of a kurdish homeland dashed a super zani a stepping down as president of iraq's kurdish region but does that in the current struggle for independence and was it ever a possibility this is inside story.

they're involved in bahrain. they are involved throughout the region. and it's sort of an imperialism on the cheap because on the one hand it is a very grand imperial project. on the other hand by relying on proxies and surrogates it's also cheaply executed because at the end of the day the islamic republic does not have the treasury to sustain its own national armies. and also actually iran does suffer from its own version of the vietnam syndrome. since the iran-iraq war from 1980 to 1988, the aftermath of that war is actually casualty averse. it has no problems with arab shiites killing arab sunnis but it kind of likes to maintain some measure of distance from that. >> so they have no problems with members of hezbollah dying in syria. >> none whatsoever. >> that's why they have members of hezbollah which obviously all of you know is the shiite force from lebanon -- >> one of the most effective. terrorist slash militia groups in the middle east history. >> so. bill? >> so as a result of all of that iran is getting closer every month to achieving its gr

bahrain and egypt cut diplomatic trade ties my kind of from washington. there was no sign of friction among gulf leaders when they met president trump on its first foreign trip it was all smiles and a common pledge to combat terrorism in all its forms it less than two weeks later the blockade against qatar was launched much to the surprise of carter's emir shaikh bin. we were praising each other. laughing with each other this cussing you know how to solve this terrorism that is a threat for the rest of the world they're making demands of you that you shut down al-jazeera that you may given your word that you're not supporting any islamic groups are you going to meet these demands our sovereignty is a red line we don't accept anybody interfering in our sovereignty when you tell me to close a china like al-jazeera history were right one day in fifty or sixty seventy years how it changed the whole idea of free speech in the region do you believe that they want regime change yes they one they want a regime change it's obvious history as well tells us teaches

met saudi king solomon has now been four months in saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain suspending ties with cata iran and iraq as well as the ongoing conflict in yemen are also expected to be high on their agenda. the head of the world health organization is rethinking his appointment of the zimbabwean president robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador the u.k. and the u.s. both criticized the decision along with human rights activists and health groups they point to alleged rights abuses in zimbabwe the w.h.o. as chief had earlier said mr mugabe deserved the on that because of his public health policies five former american presidents appeared together at a charity concerts in support of hurricane relief the one america appeal concert in texas is raising money for people affected by hurricanes harvey and maria tens of thousands of people were displaced and billions of dollars worth of property destroyed after the storms hit us and the caribbean former leaders have already raised thirty one million dollars donald trump wasn't there but he did think his predecessors did yo

and you huygens it is returning to bahrain munich for a fourth time high because it is taking over as head coach of the going to sink a powerhouse until the end of the season. thank you very much for your company a committee in also has awarded the twenty seven thousand nobel peace prize to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons also known as i can while the group was a key player in the adoption of a united nations treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons one hundred twenty. the two countries adopted the treaty this year in july although nuclear powers including the u.s. china and russia aren't part of it all the nobel committee says it honored i can for reviving efforts to prohibit nuclear weapons at a time of renewed global tensions. is price is a tribute to everyone everybody working for disarmament we have focused on i can because we feel the need to nobel committee that they have taken a leading role in really vital nice seeing this process and they have managed in. admirable managed to combine. a popular engagement almost becoming a grassroots movement well e

gulf summer do you think saudi arabia would emirates and bahrain will take part in the gulf summit in case the prices and the result out of. the united states of america has a strong relations with all concerned come true as. when it comes to the dispute with qatar qatar the united states of america article also looking into how that relation because it's important from the security and they can and they come in economic point of view also the age of saudi arabia emirates and bahrain nothing has happened since then between the us and these countries and as we said before we hold the concern part is to start a sort of dialogue to sort out that this bit and sort out the problems and we need to strengthen the gulf cooperation council because the gulf cooperation council is quite important in this regard and also has its own participation in developments in the region that's why we need to have a pass for everyone for all concerned parties to solve the problems and bring strength the to the drug of cooperation council regarding the kingdom of saudi arabia the emirates the black rain it's

cool as a cucumber as he made it to nil live and left the game shortly before the interval leaving bahrainwithout any real striker for the second half and it showed but man leipzig posed no threat to munich and the clash ended.

these if they are trying to vote for independence and about that because my job or the change in bahrain is simply the service any other matches the current attempts to discuss such an example we have today forestry a fine independence is i'm seeing to it and so what does madrid hope will come out of fresh elections in catalonia well so you think they don't want to see it obviously isn't her independence majority because. well what is what i want them you know we have a standoff especially as well yes it's a. rather err independence referendum base very difficult to tell what will happen today here i mean whatever it is is the current defendants who are actually government in a minority and they need a very small. to actually carry votes forward so it's a very shaky coalition from now on there's no certainty that we would actually have a program dependent majority but again from our own severe it's a risky strategy arms are just sense of we face a lot of uncertainty about sent a lot of uncertainty indeed journalist martin roberts in madrid thank you. time now for some of the other storie

and egypt as well as bahrain broke ties with qatar in june the accuse qatar of backing armed groups an accusation doha strongly denies. to the u.s. now and hundreds of people have gathered in las vegas to remember a police officer who was killed in sunday's shooting at a country music festival thirty four year old charleston hartfield was off duty during the attack he was among fifty eight victims of gunman stephen paddock this was the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history yet another hurricane warning has been issued for the u.s. gulf coast and mexico forecasters say tropical storm nate's could strengthen after palming central america where at least twenty two people were killed eleven of them died in nicaragua where hundreds of homes are flooded a series of hurricanes in the past month has devastated islands in the caribbean parts of mexico and the united states well island is in a hurricane hit puerto rico are complaining to the u.s. government that they're not getting enough help to repair the enormous damage the u.s. vice president is due in the u.s. territory late on friday.

that is why saudi arabia, egypt, and bahrain cut ties this past june. until may of this year, qatar was hosting senior hamas financiers. , myselfpresentatives and several other members, including mr. brad sherman, introduced the deflation increasing sanctions against those that provide support to hamas, qatar expelled those senior hamas financiers. but given qatar's history of false reform and broken promises, i am concerned this is a tactical move, not a strategic shift away from supporting hamas. go hop must fundamentally alter its policies. no more bait and switch. no more backsliding. we need real commitments from qatar. to and it's permissive attitude and actions toward violent extremists. and on our hamas bill, a continuing impediment to peace and security for the middle east is,'s. this deadly terrorists organization continues to work towards israel's destruction. hamas uses other human beings as shields by hiding their terror tunnels under schools. i have seen them myself, and so mccall.rman o hamas is responsible for the murder of more than 400

has tweeted bahrain it won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless council meets the demands of blockading nations meanwhile state media is reporting politicians and businessmen are meeting to discuss setting up an economic zone in town in iraq and state mean mars but military claims peace and stability has returned to the region at least six hundred thousand people from the minority community have fled iraq august government ministers told local media is likely one hundred fifty rangar will now be repatriated every day kenya's opposition leader has branded the presidential election rerun. he's calling for a new poll within three months it's up front next on al-jazeera stay with us. on counting the cost of italy's wealthy northern region say seeds of more autonomy but who are the forces reshaping european politics how might china's new leadership line up the fact the economy plus why traders are hong kong stock exchange is saying bye bye to the back country the cost at this time on al-jazeera . one hundred years since the british govern

the saudi king solomon it's now been four months in saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain suspended ties with cata iran and iraq as well as the conflict in yemen are also expected to be high on the agenda sure a senior lecturer in middle east politics and security studies at the university of exeter having just moved to doha now he's obviously going to have a central message of let's deflate this what kind of reception will that message get. i think up to a few months of the this crisis they may think it's right time to approach this but i think it depends a lot on what kind of pressures you would put because the first choice of the i think that leadership both in saudi arabia and the usa used to continue the crisis and to continue to be more pressure i think it's not exactly in the u.s. interest before that we had conflicting messages from the white house and the state department now we have almost the same message from the white house and the state department so you have a united united states if you wish and based on that i think this is the approach but the negative me

be frozen out of the region or block the gulf cooperation council hallard been akhmed has tweeted bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless cutter meets the demands of blockading nations syrian government forces have stormed one of the last remaining neighborhoods held by eisel in the eastern city of their resort media is the most populous area still under the armed groups control one hundred eighty people live there the syrian army broke eyesores four years siege on the resort in september but there are still small pockets of resistance the seventh round of talks aimed at ending syria's six year war is getting underway in the kazakh capital less than the meeting is expected to call for a cease fire between government forces and rebel groups for at least six months of clearance of mines prisoner swaps and the release of hostages are also on the agenda the talks are sponsored by ran in russia which support the syrian government and turkey which back the rebels. you're here loudly the is from the syrian opposition he says his side has two priorities in the talks. first is the i

posted articles about pro-reform protests in bahrain in two thousand and eleven he's criticized bahrain's monarchy press freedom groups a call for his release what he is after killing the count. the northern cemetery. principal burial ground of the city of stock. last resting place for sweden's most celebrated citizen. not far from alfred nobel whose famous prize is bear his name lies another illustrious. count falcon bernadotte a visible. like nobel his name is linked with peace as the first un mediator in the arab israeli conflict. unlike. his life ended violence. like van adult who want to make peace. have a chance of doing so look at the lily understand the deeper roots of the conflict. on the seventeenth of september one thousand nine hundred forty eight shortly after arriving in jerusalem. that office was assassinated by. the killers right wing israelis the stern gang people with seen this true path feel they got off scot free. and one of them the tuckshop mia. became the prime minister orpheus for. this is the story of how peace can be frustrated by extremists and. how assassinatio

as a cucumber as he made it to nil live and he left the game shortly before the interval leaving bahrainwithout any real striker for the second half and it showed but man leipzig posed no threat to minix goal and the clash ended two nil the bye and come out on top of leipzig for the second time in four days. and your parting kiss continues to be their good luck charm and. this is news and live from berlin more news coming up at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website dot com thanks for joining us. for information like the paintings they want to express.

egypt and bahrain assigning blame and then in an interview saying qatar is willing to negotiate and the saudi led coalition is simply refusing to talk analysts say there is a renewed hope they might be more willing to engage now has the president for example try to put pressure on the saudis in the u.a.e. to be willing to to to me to their resolve some of the sanctions and stop that they put on. the fact that the president house call mout now and basically decertified the iran deal is that going to make the saudis more willing to work with us they deal with the situation with god or us president initially put all the blame for the crisis on cutter but after being pushed by his secretaries of state and defense he now says it's time for all sides to talk if i can help mediate between cutter and in particular the u.a.e. and saudi arabia i would be willing to do so and i think you'd have a deal worked out very quickly his own secretary of state is publicly disagreeing taking the trip while downplaying expectations the g.c.c. crisis will end soon what he does during this trip could very well

came on after the interval hoping to kick start the bahrain attack and five minutes later david with the cross. and car on town to the so open the scoring for the bavarians the frenchman not a. presence did indeed provide the spark. but he only lasted ten minutes on the pitch before thought of them sent him back to the bench hamburg to stave off defeat but andre hons late shot pushed over the cross. the hapless failed to score in four straight home games and sunday's results could even sink them into the drop zone. byron meanwhile continue their upswing under your pint this three wins nine goals scored none conceded even if it took some hard work against ten man hamburg. victory meant that by a level at the top of the bundesliga their rivals dortmund slipped up a way to frankfurt despite taking. roman birky raring to go the news for you a contracts promise to give a dog for a much needed boost it was a show of support but seemed to do the trick dorman not threatening in the opening stages mark butler surged towards the goal and nervy shahin slotted in. the black and yellows in front

as a cucumber as he made it to nil live and he left the game shortly before the interval leaving bahrain without any real striker for the second half and it showed but ten man leipzig posed no threat to minix goal and the clash ended two nil. and come out on top of leipsic for the second time in four days. and your parting kiss continues to be their good luck charm. and certainly shuffle the pack at the top of the table but would it be enough to lift them into pole position and would have the last word on that they were coming off a five nil win in the cup but that was over third division monta borke a tougher test awaited in hanover who would only conceded two goals at home all season when they put the clamps down on baseball bay or would a certain free scoring forward ruin that defensive record. heading into this match . had scored as many go for the season if the entire had of a team with a high. you soon change that twenty minutes in. town félix klaus penalty set the referee record signing john a taf did the rest. it wasn't the star storm and courage paid to bosch was looking for but

and in german soccer you're picas returns to bahrain munich for a fourth time he's taking over as head coach of the bundesliga powerhouse until the end of the season. hello and welcome i'm michel henery it's good to have you with us. catalan his regional government has announced the final results of last weekend's on authorized independence referendum it says ninety percent of votes cast were in favor of separation from spain but there are signs the two sides could be softening their tone in the standoff a tough spanish official has apologized to lance injured by police violence during the vote and catalonia as leader has met with a newly formed team of mediators. if the connell on president's power struggle with spain is to end any time soon he will need the help of mediators like those he met on friday. in a sign he may be listening to his guests karla's which demands said he will update parliament on the current political situation on tuesday and in doing so he avoided breaking a constitutional ban on a session scheduled for monday. his party called it a gesture of goodwill. and. th

as a cucumber as he made it to nil live and he left the game shortly before the interval leaving bahrainithout any real striker for the second test and it showed but man leipzig posed no threat to munich skoal and the clash ended two nil. by and come out on top of leipsic for the second time in four days. and your parting kiss continues to be their good luck charm. and a reminder of the top story we're following here for you these sacks of cattle on president has called for a quote democratic opposition to madrid takeover of catalonia the comments came just hours after madrid officially took control of the council on government the european parliament's president has weighed in calling the region's independence referendum illegal. this is a lie from berlin and more coming up at the top of the hour thanks for tuning in. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word. rico is in germany to learn german and why not learn a simple online on your mobile and free.

this is d w news live from bahrain confusion in catalonia the region's president had been expected to call for ice not december election but that announcement expected in the last hour was first delayed and then suspended so where does this leave the regions deadlocked with spain over independence one life to bosler also on the program. lavish ceremony on ritual not the symbolic promotion of thailand's like king pony poem as part of a five day farewell on rainbow light month. german human rights organizer is freed on bail from a turkish prison just as a trial begins so does this surprise move signal on improvement in relations between ankara on the left. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. an hour ago catalonia was poised to call a snap regional election for december according to local media catalan president collis posed a moment had been expected to make the announcement to help break the deadlock between the madrid government and catalan separatists seeking independence but first of all speech was first delayed for an hour and then suspended and this comes just a day before spai

egypt and bahrain suspended ties with those the headlines the news continues here on the to the listening post next. an indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time and how does it. tell you the producer harvey weinstein the actual crash. was coming it was called right out of the mines but when there's a really hard time record. with the. well. funded that sexual crime against harming whites to. a lower richard burton you're at the listening post here's what we're looking at this week exposure what the harvey weinstein story the one the u.s. media failed to report until now says about the relationship between the film industry and the news business some people do stand up to hollywood they work at the cia and the pentagon iranians say goodbye to one of their oldest online institutions is shutting down and a car bomb kills a journalist in malta her son calls the country a mafia state. in hollywood it was one of those open secrets something widely known that no one was prepared

earlier in the day freiburg beat hoffenheim we just told you berlin came back with a draw against bahrain on center a dortmund one in august for glod back want to get ten over right for left it late against it dark to mark their first home win the sport and mine shared the points in a one all draw and there was a scoreless draw between hamburg and braman in the north darby on friday night another draw between shell and labor christian. gay and lesbian couples in germany are tying the knot today as a new marriage equality law comes into effect today reporter rebecca waiters brings us this on the country's first same sex idea. finally the day they have waited nearly forty years for until a few months ago both men day and. never imagined it would happen so soon still on the big day some pretty wedding just his he didn't sleep. last night. but happy really happy to be married to a. photo and call met at a party in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine in what was then west berlin they've been together ever since and have spent his campaigning for gay rights in germany. that hard work has fin

they are involved in bahrain, throughout the region.it is sort of imperialism on the cheek because on one hand it is a very grand imperial project. on the other hand by relying on proxies of surrogates, also chiefly executed because at the end of the day they don't have to sustain its own national armies. also, i ran to suffer from it own version of the vietnam syndrome since the iran-iraq war from 1980 in aftermath and has no problem with the shiites calling arab sunnis to maintain some measure of that. >> no problem with members of hezbollah dying in syria. >> none whatsoever. >> of members of hezbollah which you know is shiite in lebanon. >> the most effect is groups. >> as a result of all of that. iran is getting closer every month to its greater strategic objectives across the region not only to have control over lebanon, but increasing control over iraq and over syria to project power elsewhere and disrupt sunni governments throughout the region. at the same time, the other side beside the arabian terrorism is the jihadist terrori

martin briefly if you could what exactly has this crisis done for the spanish government of bahrain arroyo. well in the government's own words it's caused a lot of economic uncertainty now already trend growth forecast for next year. they clearly laid the plane would have to wonder. again a couple of weeks ago or violence since we saw when people trying to bond elections . national police well are clearly was a young girl from the government on the other hand they'd have a very clear international support i mean date again next that would be one hundred fifty parts not unusual in fact so when it was originally drama that was based on german constitution and the general who is an eastern any of a democratic leader under the circumstances and. he's also made it very clear as it were concerns were to declare that. they would be out in the cold they'd be out of the european union trade organization or they just simply no longer have the guarantee. or it i mean as a party that the international community are ever going to wrap it up right there martin robards in madrid. let's hear now from cata