the doha program of action is a road map for the next 8 years. it's main components include eradicating poverty, enhancing international trade and combating climate change. an online university and an investment support center are also part of the plan. with only 19 percent of women and girls in these countries connected to the internet. leaders say gender equality is vital want. we want to focus on closing the gap between men and women and technology innovation is science. if we don't, it will be hard to reach gender equality. the un hopes this week, the world has revived a commitment to transform the potential of the more than 1000000000 most vulnerable people into prosperity. natasha named el jazeera, doha. tens of thousands of women and girls have a marching and chillies capital. the demand that abortion rights and gender parity should be enshrined in a new draft constitution. a latin america editor lucio newman reports from santiago who was a massive display of women's determination and empowerment. women and girls of all ages and sizes were

well, joining me now here in doha is colin baker. i was here a science and it's a colleen, why our gene therapies. so expensive. scientists have new tools and techniques that can correct the human genome inside the human body. that's a very big deal. we're and we're talking about serious diseases that affect a small populations with great severity. so that's a tantalizing problem to solve. the problem is it really raises 3 difficult issues for the market. one, you have a small patient population too. you have drugs that are very expensive to develop and traditionally have taken a long time to develop that might soon change and 3, these are one time use drugs. when you combine those 3 factors, you get a real question about how to price them. and the pricing that we've seen has been astronomical. we see a new record breaking drug almost every year. now our drugs for blood disorders are for neurological diseases, have soared above $2.00 and $3000000.00 for a dose, obviously big. charlotte leads a return on its investment, but the price

our live from doha. coming up in the show today. ah, anger and protests and tel aviv against israel's judicial reforms, greet the visiting united states defense secretary 3 ukrainians, are killed in the southern city of her son. and a new wave of russian missile strikes targeting several regions. saudi arabia says it's ready to mediate in the ukraine war as the kingdoms foreign minister holds talks with sergei. love ross in moscow and protests in georgia forced legislators to withdraw a controversial bill that many had feared would silence the media. and critics, i'm trying to get your elsco in sports and esmond collage a century gets australia off to a strong starts in the 4th test against india. and paras such mans wait for champions. the title goes on after they would knocked out by bind munich in the last 16. ah, it is just past 15, g m t. and we begin in israel, where the united states defense secretary is on a visit shortened by a weeks long protest against the government's plans to change the judicial system. lloyd austin has

the doha program of action is a road map for the next 8 years. it's main components include eradicating poverty, enhancing international trade and combating climate change. an online university and an investment support center are also part of the plan. with only 19 percent of women and girls in these countries connected to the internet. leaders say gender equality is vital, one tweet move to focus on closing the gap between men and women and technology innovation is science. if we don't, it will be hard to, to leech jelly quantity. the un hopes this week, the world has revived a commitment to transform the potential of the more than 1000000000 most vulnerable people into prosperity. natasha named al jazeera, doha, done bad for me, rob madison. the news is going to continue here on al jazeera, after the full report, syria, the continuing tragedy joined us in about half an hour. ah, well, it was taken a definite change in the feeling, at least in europe, with all the northern countries being rather more wintry. and most of the sudden countries mos

and a professor at doha institute for graduate studies who writes extensively on sudan.lso, the director of justice for africa sudan. thank you very much for being with us on inside story. if i could begin with you. do you feel like the world has forgotten darfur and the conflict that has been going on for the last 20 years? >> yes. i do feel like so. the conflict is still going on. there are layers of the conflict. there is an armed conflict between the rebel movement and the government of sudan. and then there are private conflicts among the tribes in darfur. as far as the conflicts between the rebels and the government, it is over. concerning the agreement most of the rebel movement signed the peace agreement. he still has not signed the agreement. but, as far as that is concerned, conflict has receded. however the private conflicts continued over the last few years. in addition, one of the issues that is posing problems to darfur, there is a wider scale -- of the people. this has been one of the important factors. security and are for. -- in darfur. the international

the right screen full to fi, rights and cattle foundations, doha debates provided training and equipment for 4 years to allow them to document their lives. through this exhibition, the photographers say they want to amplify and elevate the voices of the 1000000 refugees who live in cox's bazaar. but this is also a personal and life changing project for the photographers who hope to afford your career and ulta, and he, and a living from their what a malin, as a mo, use instagram to showcase their photographs, which have already won a number of awards, including assurity which recognizes outstanding work on social media. this is the very 1st time on global speech data case there what is being showcase. and i think like for people to see their walk and to question about their life. it's something that is very unique for us. as the festival starts in the crowds, poor in the organize is an artist who their work will influence the broader public . not just in cattle, but also the rest of the world. the tory, a gay to be al jazeera, doha. nasa has revealed a new space suit it could be worn my a

the doha program of action is a road map for the next 8 years. it's main components include eradicating poverty, enhancing international trade and combating climate change and online university and an investment support center are also part of the plan. with only 19 percent of women and girls in these countries connected to the internet. leaders say gender equality is vital to move to focus on closing the gap between men and women and technology innovation is science. if we don't, it will be hard to reach gender equality. the un hopes this week, the world has revived a commitment to transform the potential of the more than 1000000000 most vulnerable people into prosperity. natasha named el jazeera doha australian, that indian prime ministers have opened the final match in the cricket test series between the 2 nations aunt in albany. he is on a 4 day visit to india to deepen trade and security ties. often him, it's all reports from new delhi i. this keepers entered in style. these aren't cricket captains, but leaders of the 2 nations about to squa

hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news i live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, a ship has reached the shore. ah, the views of negotiations, nations moran, the world agree on the 1st international treaty to protect the high seas. china sets a modest target for economic growth, but increases military spending during the opening session of parliament, the supporters of tennessee is opposition coalition demand the release of political prisoners and an end to president. i studied track down the long road to recovery, thousands of ukrainian civilians and soldiers who lost limbs in the war or struggling with physical and mental wounds. and i'm far as small. have all the latest sports as we count down to the opening race and the new formula one season match for samples. start from pole position for the bar graph. crazy aim for a 3rd. well title ah. after 15 you is of talks to you and has agreed to our historic treaty to protect the world's high seeds me the waters which are currently beyond the control of nations. and they are not subje

the doha program of action is a road map for the next 8 years. it's main components include eradicating poverty, enhancing international trade and combating climate change. an online university and an investment support center are also part of the plan. with only 19 percent of women and girls in these countries connected to the internet. leaders say gender equality is vital, wanted to focus on closing the gap between men and women and technology innovation is science. if we don't, it will be harder to reach gender equality. the un hopes this week, the world has revived a commitment to transform the potential of the more than 1000000000 most vulnerable people into prosperity. natasha named el jazeera, doha, or concerns about growling debt, causing mass hunger and parts of africa also discussed at that united nations conference. veronica joyce reports at this market in zimbabwe. many of the items on offer a too expensive for a growing number of people here. and it's likely to stay that way for some time. the u. n. se sum $21.00 countries are facing

this is al 0 alive from doha. also coming up at least $34.00 asylum seekers are missing after they're both sank often is. yeah, it's the 5th such incident in 2 days. the u. s. in canada agree to close a loophole on immigration that allowed thousands of asylum seekers to cross their border. and a spectacular light show in the sky, the most powerful solar storm in 6 years. his fear ah, the world health organization says rapid response teams are being deployed to tens and need to investigate an outbreak of the marber virus. the health care teams will conduct contact tracing and affected areas and assist local personnel. the w h o says it's assessing the risk of further outbreak contains and here at least 12 people have died since the new outbreak began their and inequities, ariel guinea, kenya, and uganda are now on high alert and have started screening travelers on their borders with tanza mia, let's take a closer look at this outbreak. the marber virus is rare, but highly contagious. the illness begins abruptly wit

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ah, mom elizabeth brought him and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up the station master appears in a greek quarter of a head on train crash that killed 45 people. the world food program analysis cuts and food rationing that will affect nearly a 1000000 ra hanger. refugees, class i'm totally under the mobile world congress in barcelona, where we look at how artificial intelligence is just taken a great leap forward. ah, the u. s. secretary of state says russia has shown no interest in engaging on peace and ukraine. it follows the 1st face to face conversation between antony lincoln and his russian counterpart. sir gala robson was stamped of the war. the 2 men on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit, new delhi divisions over the conflict dominate at the summit. the indian foreign minister has confirmed they will be no joint statement from the g 20 meeting saying they can't reach a consensus, or russia and china refused to support a demand for moscow to withdraw from ukrainian territory. i told the foreign minister of what i and so many others

this is the news, our ally from doha coming up in the program today. malawi asks for international support. after severe flooding in the wake of cyclone freddy, hundreds of people are dead. we will be speaking to the president of malawi in just a moment. arising tensions between russia and western allies with poland saying it will provide fighter jets to ukraine. possible show down in france. the president is expected to bypass parliament and pushed through his pension reform despite weeks of protests. at tense moments in senegal, capital as opposition leader osmond sancho heads to ports to face defamation charges. and i'm pete estimate with your sports japan of powered their way into the world baseball classic semi finals and italian leaders, napoli, or through to the champions, the quarter finals for the 1st time in the history of the club. ah, so it is just past 1500 g m t and we start in malawi, where the president has appealed for global support. after tropical cyclone freddy hid the eastern regions of southern africa on the weekend for a 2nd time and will always commercial hub blan t

this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, be prepared for a strike forcefully protect our people. that's exactly what happened last night. president biden's warning for tyra, not a u. s. s tries target. iran back force is in syria. more nervousness in the banking sector as shares of germany's largest bank, deutsche bank slide on the manual. micron insists there's no going back on that. raising the retirement age in france, even as protests for symptom eisbone visit by britons. king charles ah. the hotel around a manager who saved more than 1200 lies during the genocide. 1994 has been freed from prison. the rwandan government commuted the sentence of pol recess about the you know in a deal broke had by cut off. he was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges 2 years ago. what support is called a sham trial, recessive. again, there is now at the residence of the could tarry ambassador in kigali. welcome web reports. 2 years ago, he was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges. he refused to participate in th

ah, almond is the problem and this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he believes compromise on his judicial overhaul as possible. a step towards climate justice. the united nations asked the world's top course to define the national obligations around climate change, and the former ceo of the walls, biggest coffee chain faces of roasting from u. s. centers of allegations of union busting. ah, prosecutors in mexico are investigating the deaths of 39 migrants in a fire at a detention center as suspected homicides and seeking a rest. warren's, it follows an outcry of a video appear to show security officers walking away from men locked inside as a fire burned around them. the fire broke out on monday inside the center and the city of c dot wad is near the u. s. border. john holman reports from mexico city. this is the c c t v video, which is shocked. mexico inside a migrant detention center. a mexican official and security guard whoop by justice flames. take hold inside the cell of migrants l

ah, hello them or a kyle, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up landmark un report paint's a grim picture of a global crisis. 2000000000 people have no access to safe drinking water and climate change could make it worse. widespread sexual abuse and east and democratic republic of congo as conflict worsens. the violence also i'm here to say to you handled heart that i did lie to the house for me. okay. leader boys don't. some faces, a grilling by a committee of m. p. 's after accusations he deliberately misled parliament about parties during lockdown. ah, we begin in lebanon where a devastating financial crisis has pushed hundreds of people back on to the streets in protest against their government. this was the scene in the capital bay route earlier on wednesday, where protesters mainly retired soldiers, tried to break through friends, fence leading to government headquarters and security forces fired tear gas. people are angry about a plummeting value of their pensions. and this is the state of the lebanese currency. one us dollar is now worth roughly $140000.00 lebanese

ah, hello, i'm darned, jordan, this is out as they are alive from doha. also coming up, be prepared for us jack forcefully. protect our people. that's exactly what happened last night. president biden's warning for tara, not the u. s. s 5 target iran, but forces in serial. the indian politician rob gandy is disqualified from parliament to head of next. he has general election opposition. parties call it an attack on democracy. and we look at how animals are being used to help ukraine soldiers dealing with a trauma. a fighting on the front lines. ah, the man who said more than 1200 lives during the we're london genocide on his spine . the film hotel rolanda has been released from prison. paul was a sub gabino, was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges 2 years ago. he's one of 20 people who sentences had been commuted following intense diplomacy by cattle and the united states. robin got a report. he served more than a year of a 25 year prison sentence after a rwandan court convicted him on terrorism charges. now paul recess of beginner is a free man.

ah, hello, almond is of a broad i'm and this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up on mexico as president says, my guns fearing deportations had mattresses on fire at an immigration detention center near the u. s. border. at least 40 people held the shoes, a hotel, 6 people in school, and the u. s. city of nashville was under care for an emotional disorder and legally bolt the weapons used. and the un debate, the creation of an international mechanism to find thousands of syrians gone, listening since the civil war began more than a decade ago. ah, ah, has been another day of anger on the streets of france. tens of thousands of people have again marched against deeply unpopular pension reforms. he is how things looked to the cities from the north to the south of the country. it was mostly peaceful, but there were some confrontations between protests and police unions and work of the angry at the president for raising the negro baton that age from 62 to 64. without aversion parliament natasha battle reports from paris. some protesters, bird bins and cl

this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up the u. s. in canada agreed to close the loophole on immigration that allowed thousands of asylum seekers to cross their border. and we look at how animals are being used to help ukraine soldiers deal with the trauma fighting on the front lines. plus this spectacular light show in the sky. the most powerful solar storm in 6 years is hit the earth. ah. so the man who saved more than $1200.00 lies during the rwandan genocide and inspired the film hotel. rwanda has been released from prison for lucy. sabina was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism related charges 2 years ago. he's one of several people who sentences had been commuted after diplomatic efforts by kotor and the u . s. barber and opa reports. he served more than a year of a 25 year prison sentence after a rwandan court convicted him on terrorism charges. now paul recess, a beginner, is a free man. 2 years ago, he refused to participate in court proceedings. write scripts, and observers said the trial was a sham because also some of the n

ah i'm 0 venue in doha. your headlines on al jazeera this hour. it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared the corona virus outbreak, a pan demik. nearly 7000000 people across the globe lost their lives the coven. 19 since the 1st case was reported in the chinese city of wou hon. california's financial regulators have shut down silicon valley bank. it's the largest failure of a u. s. bank since 2008, the firm failed to raise fresh capital and suspended trading. after its shares plummeted. there are recent development. the concern a few banks that i'm monitoring very carefully. and when banks experience financial losses, it is in should be a matter of concern. iran in saudi arabia have agreed to re establish diplomatic relations and reopen embassies. comes after 7 years of heightened tension and confrontation, and china helped broker this diplomatic deal. at least 4 people have been killed and 14 injured in a blast in afghanistan, northern bulk province. the explosion took place at a sheer cultural center which is supported by i

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these competitions will be held from 22 january to 21 february 1402 in doha, qatar. mr. taj , who is the chairman of iran's futsal and beach soccer committee , cof2, asian football association, has announced the appointment of presidents and vice presidents of various committees in the period from 2023 to 2027. futsal football and beach football , asian football until 2027 will rain ten times before from 2019 to 2023, he is in charge of this position . the iranian beach soccer team will hold a joint camp with the team in bandar abbas in the third friendly match on its way to prepare for the asian nations cup and world cup qualifiers against belarus. with this team, he gave up 52 results. the iranian team had won in its previous game against belarus in the bandar abbas camp . the youth training was held before the match against australia . the laws of uzbekistan were held my students, fabi, spent 70 minutes reviewing tactics and team play in this training session. our country's youth team will face australia at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, saturday, in the first match with a qatar

neighbor and the balance of foreign policy, the executive vice president, who went to doha, qatar to participate in the united nations conference for less developed countries , met and discussed with the president of nigeria and the foreign minister of qatar. in the energy sector, especially oil and gas, mr. mansouri and qatar's foreign minister simultaneously reviewed solutions to remove obstacles to the expansion of the tehran-doha relationship . the executive vice president also emphasized the need to facilitate and develop financial exchanges and commercial transactions in his speech at the conference of less developed countries. mr. mansouri added that iran is ready to present its successful experiences in the fields of it is different for all countries, but the joint meeting of iranian and qatari businessmen and businessmen to review the infrastructure and remove the trade barriers of the two countries, which started yesterday in tehran, continued today . representatives of more than 100 iranian and qatari companies are present at this meeting. a report from this meeting with t

and we are in his home in doha. thank you for having us here. hamad: pleasure, david. david: for 20 years you were the foreign minister of qatar and for another six plus years you were simultaneously the prime minister. is it a pleasant situation or -- where you don't have to worry about all those problems anymore or did you love those jobs so much you wish you had them again? hamad: wish them again? no. history does not go back. the second thing is i think every part of your life has if you know how to use it you will be excited in it. i used my life from the beginning when i was junior in the governments until i become minister and minister of foreign affairs, prime minister, deputy prime minister. it took me a journey of 30 years of working in the government. 32 years actually. and for me, i think and i believe that is more than enough. i believe now i have a new chapter. i don't believe in retirement. but i believe that every age, every time of your life there is something you can do and you can do it and add value in your life and around you. david: now you are sp

by the time we come to the latter part of the way, 27 celsius here in doha similar value. therefore, key weight, still a few showers just around to care. they wanted to shout, creeping the way back into lebanon and northern parts of syria, just as some showers to some pretty wild weather across sir libya. very heavy rain tucked him in the system and not to lift the dust and sank. what a nasty system. this one, making his way into egypt rainy out as we go on into thursday. good rash, a showers across a good part of west africa. now that we could see that writing pushing up towards kin fossa, good parts of nigeria, seeing some wet weather and east of the road, roughly a fair bit of wet weather in place over the next dial to some heavy downpours into townsend. there, along with kenya and uganda. ah, in north korea, supremely to kim jones sister is emerging as a likely successor. 101 east investigate north korea's most powerful woman on l. g 0. ah. the chinese president wraps up his visit to moscow after a show of solidarity, but little is said about his proposal to end the.

ah hello, mom elizabeth bronman. doha, with the top story is on al jazeera, but always president has appealed for global support. after a tropical cyclone had the east of southern africa, its commercial hub, blan tie has seen the most damage with flooding in mud slides. 225 people have died . finally, the miller has more from milan j. well, we've moved a little outside the commercial capital of blan tie, and that's where we saw so much of that distraction. and now the wither is improving. but there continues to be concerns around how people are affected and especially what needed rescue operations we may need do remain missing. some have lost hope that anymore people will be found alive. but we do know that they've been complaints around the government not reacting fast enough for the 1st time in 12 years. the leader of south korea is in japan, the 2 nation. so they want to rebuild security and economic ties in the face of continue threats from north korea. faddie salami has more on this meeting from tokyo, spoke the governments they had missed so many years regarding the legal issue

it's a mecca right the way across into doha. little more crowded to southernmost parts and some showers, some longer spouse. afraid sliding across iran, tennis, the snow is it pushes across into afghanistan, some heavier bust, coming through here, little on the disturb. so just around that care, we'll see a little bit of sherry rain just rolling into syria, lebanon, pushing a little further east was as we go through friday. but you can see it between fine and try to bad at all temperatures here. and doha can be up to $28.00 celsius as $82.00 in fahrenheit at disturb. whether we have around that east, the side of the mediterranean will still bring some lifted dust. the sand into that east and half of libya, pushing across into egypt and some heavy rain coming in here on friday could cause some localized flooding slides right across the northern parts of egypt to that state. showers, gathering nicely now across west africa. wanted to live the once they're into the gulf of guinea jordan up with the wet weather that we have cross ce

the doha program of action is a road map for the next 8 years. it's main components include eradicating poverty, enhancing international trade and combating climate change. an online university and an investment support center are also part of the plan. with only 19 percent of women and girls in these countries connected to the internet. leaders say gender equality is vital want we want to focus on closing the gap between men and women and technology innovation is science. if we don't, it will be hard to reach gender equality. the un hopes this week, the world has revived a commitment to transform the potential of the more than 1000000000 most vulnerable people into prosperity. natasha named el jazeera, doha still had on the news. alice hated the road to trade at the cricket pitch in the prime minister, welcomed australia's lead at than that angel mowdy stadium and disappointment for tottenham, patent and light ac them on after they reached the champions league. cool to find those that's coming up in sport. ah ah ah ah ah ah, the ending in astron

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does he are alive from doha also coming up divisions and took he is opposition. a key member of the alliance pulls out over the choice of presidential candidate, cambodians opposition. the chem soca was sentenced to 27 years house arrest the treason rights group, say the charges of fabricated and dozens of police officers, an oil work as a taken hostage during protests from southern columbia. ah, gideon migrants repatriated home from to messiah said they were living in hell freight to go out often as he, as president, accused them of creating a crime wave goodies, military leaders has sub saharan african migrants have faced the grade and treatment and to nicea tennessee, as president chi psi, the cheese was trying to change his country's demographic makeup. he then ordered undocumented migrants to be expelled. many have since lost jobs. housing from said have been attacked. the situation has been very difficult to live in health. we don't go out. people who have papers or afraid to go out when we go out the catches and put us in jail, people talk about recreation

as alex's even live from doha, also coming up, i suppose. the former pakistani prime minister in long con, barricade has whole mess. security forces. wait on get, and now the court order to arrest him. i'm bob newman, alive in the indian state of my russia pounds of farmers a camping here till the government pauses the resolution to head the financially off to onion prices, crash and rescue a search for bodies in allowing more than 320 people have died off to fight on fretting better, the region is president, is appealing for global support. ah, ah, after days of market turmoil, coordinated efforts being made to ease fears of a global financial crisis, major bank from the u. s. have pumped billions into california based lend a 1st republic to stays after the collapse of 2 major bangs rentals has moved from los angeles. california based 1st republic bank got a 30000000000 dollar rescue package from the countries biggest financial institutions. the small bank, which specialized in catering to ultra wealthy individuals, had many uninsured depos

ah, i'm fully back, he boy, you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up. violence breaks out between israeli police and protests, his opposing government plans to limit the power of the ports. differences over the war in ukraine overshadow a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers in new delhi. and dozens of school girls in iran are taken to hospital after a mysterious voice. me ah, 1st is really forces of carried out another series of raised in the occupied west bank. they detain 14 palestinians overnight on wednesday most were from jeanine. this comes off to a palestinian man was killed by israeli forces ini by jabra refugee camp in jericho . on wednesday, violence has been escalating across the occupy territory in recent weeks. sees really army has retained 6 palestinians following the killing of an israeli american. on monday they received many injuries during their arrests, according to palestinian medics. meanwhile, police in tel aviv use stun grenades and want a cannon on wednesday to break up an anti government demonstration is really pro

he is going to go to doha soon, and then we'll move to the united states to reside there. what seems to be the key element is a change in stamp, from the u. s. government about how it was approaching president, gama, and so, rather than raining recess a given as a wrongly detained person that's invalidating the legitimacy of his conviction. i think the white house, my sources tell me the white house reached out to find a different path that would not undermine the solvency of rwanda as concerns about security and terrorism. and the death of civilians that they felt was tied to some of recessive beginners associations. president biden is warning iran that the u. s . will quote act forcefully to protect americans. the u. s. military carried out air strikes against iran linked targets in syria. this follows an attack that killed an american contractor and injured 5 soldiers and also grateful for the professionalism. our service members, who are so ably carried out this response. and to make no mistake, united states does not, does not emphasize seek conflict with iran. but be

ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, switching sides hunter receive his ties with taiwan to establish a diplomatic relations with china. lebanon wakes up to to time zones. a dispute over a decision to extend wintertime for a month creates more chaos and confusion. plus. i'm rob reynolds in south florida with a look at how the cuban american population views the upcoming legislative elections in cuba ah. atop ukrainian security adviser has warned russia's decision to station tactical nuclear weapons and neighboring belarus will destabilize the country. keith says moscow is holding minsk nuclear hostage. the comments come off to prison. vladimir putin said he had reached an agreement with bell russian president, alexander lucas jenko futon, says the agreements with presidents, alexander lucas shanker, does not violate non proliferation agreements. and that it's in response to britain's decision to provide ukraine with armor piercing rounds containing depleted uranium. so which bra? lucy, alexander lucas ank

rhonda compared to rosa al jazeera, doha, the world health organization has terminated the contract of one of its senior employees over bullying. claims. takeshi cosign, who was the western pacific regional director, had been accused of racist abusive, an authoritarian behavior by his staff. he denies the allegations which the double h o says it investigated. now yemen fishermen have been facing a tough time since the war began in 2014 with a few fish and local waters. and the country's currency plummeting prices and are beyond the reach of most people. the internationally recognized government as now ban the export of fish to support local demand as a big has more. ah, fish used to be the main dish vienna lamesa, missouri lava price is at this auction at the central fish market in aden are too high for most people to afford hunters here. sorry, i'm so sorry. we're going to get our problem was let some of the officials come here and see what we are dealing with. they need to figure out a way to lower these prices. your average citizens cannot buy any fish of us. humans currency has los

at a gathering of world leaders in doha, the nature of the global financial system weighs down the least developed countries with an unsustainable external dep burden. it represents an unfair debt architecture, as those states are charged more money to borrow on markets and downgraded when they even think of restructuring their debt or applying for relief. for more unless less cross live now to r t corresponding corolla joining us from johannesburg. for although it's good to see you now, what more can you tell us about the summit of the least developed countries and doha, what is the main message of the world's leaders that were in attendance? rachel, as you know, the un identifies for t 6 countries as the least developed and most to in die of financial assistance. and these countries are primarily here in africa, particularly from now of the in sub saharan africa. with some 25 countries being the most vulnerable and they say that they're about a deep debt repayment away from default and bad could, could really haven't power on some of the challenges and the economy got the ration of suc

he joined just now via skype from doha. hillary man leverett is the ceo at the political risk consultancy strategy. she joins us now via skype from mclean, virginia, in the united states, also via skype from doha. abraham fry had a conflict resolution specialist and author of the book, iran and saudi arabia taming a chaotic conflict. a one welcome to you. all abraham had start with you. they've been on the slow burn for the past 2 years. what are your thoughts then on the restoration of diplomatic ties between saudi arabia and iran and the fact that it was china that facilitated the reproach meant despite years of talks mainly in iraq. yeah, i think it's about time that we are seeing this kind of development and i think the timing, there are 3 reasons that explained the timing. now, despite the 5 talks that they had in iraq, but did not produce anything in the past, but we're seeing this now materializing in this kind of agreement. and now the 1st reason is i believe it's related to iran's late this development and it's a nuclear activities and the enrichment of uranium to 83 percent. wha

he's an doha, qatar.ing stays on track i think you will be back in the united states tomorrow. so it's a big story, let's talk to marco nextgen's life for democrats. michigan. >> caller:co yes. i listen to c-span all the time, thank you very much for taking my call. i just wanted to comment on israel and netanyahu. i think it's silly decided that netanyahu you ishu not a fascist and israel is apartheid state. i think there's plenty of evidence for the case, and this idea, i'm going to keep it short, this idea that they are the only democracy in the middle east, like that some law of nature not a deliberate action of the united states making sure many countries insu that region are destabilized. i just think how we talk about israel is very problematic in that you can be critical of the israeli government without being anti-semitic. thank you. >> guest: i agree with the callers last point that you can be critical of israeli government without being anti-semitic. i strongly agree with that. we have to even

ah, an ominous of a problem of this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he believes compromise or the, his judicial overhaul as possible. a step towards climate just as the united nation asks the world talk call to define the national obligations around climate change and the former ceo of the world's biggest coffee chang, faces of roasting from us senators, over allegations of union busting. ah, there is alfred and mexico over a video appearing to show security forces walking away from men, locked behind bars in a migrant detention center. as a fire burned around them, at least 39 people died in the blaze. mexico's president has promised to find those responsible. the fire broke out on monday inside the center and the city of sued out loud as near the us border. john holeman reports from mexico city. this is the c c t v video, which is shocked. mexico. inside a migrant detention center, a mexican official and security guard whoop by just as flames take hold inside the cell of migrants locked up under their care. it was a blaze thi

you're watching al jazeera life from doha. also coming up is really police clash with protesters opposing the right wing government's plans to limit the power of the course. differences over the war in ukraine overshadow the g. 20 foreign ministers meeting in new delhi. and dozens of school girls in tehran are taken to hospital after a mysterious poisoning. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin in greece, where there are questions over whether a train collision that killed 43 people could have been prevented. as station master is due to appear in court later today, his expected to be asked why a passenger train with more than 350 people, was allowed to run on the same line as a freight train. there were violent scenes in athens overnight as police fire tear gas at protesters who had gathered outside the offices of the hellenic train services. greece is prime minister says the crash near larissa in central greece was caused by human error. john strapless reports from the crash site in larissa. daylight reveals the sce

in march in doha, he, i asked him, i said, hows that position going. and he said, you know, sometimes you have to forgive the unforgivable and i got goosebumps on the back of my neck. i said, wow, they are going to release paul recess, begin him. and i said to him on stage it in the interview, if, if you make that decision, will you give me a call? and they did. and so i think that the united states, with a lot of assistance from cutter, was able to get to an understanding with for wanda, about how to get paul recess, beginner in 20 others released without removing or pardoning his conviction. so the conviction remains on the books is sent and is commuted. he is going to go to doha soon, and then we'll move to the united states to reside there. what seems to be the key element is a change in stance. from the u. s. government about how it was approaching, present, gama, and so rather than raining recess a given as a wrongly detained person, thus invalidating the legitimacy of his conviction. i think the white house, my sources tell me the white house re