our joint efforts can buttress his highness the emir is message to the c.e.o.'s of fifteen major u.s. corporations last september in washington we're also very pleased that will soon be the first ever u.s. court business council hosted by our chamber of commerce in washington and finally the ties created by five generations of kuwaiti studying in that he states are among our strongest languages we welcome kuwaiti students i had a chance to meet with a number of them who recently studied in united states and we continue to welcome to our universities we know they gain knowledge and skills to contribute to coates development and improve the relationship between our two countries as well today our governments will sign a statement of intent on cultural cooperation this will promote those connections between americans and coase and facilitate partnerships between cultural institutions in the it states and in kuwait mr deputy prime minister it was my honor to discuss the future of this grace relationship and pressing regional issues with his highness the emir earlier

shake months or a deputy prime minister of the united arab emirates. can sing one former deputy prime minister of singapore. a lebanese former minister carlos gone c.e.o. of renault nissan and prince albert of monaco himself. trust and confidence stuart gulliver group chief executive of the british bank h.s.b.c. was an early member of the board of directors but both the bank ended c.e.o. came under allegations of tax evasion. why you felt the need as a whole called. to create a kind of me company first of all there was no tax advantage will purpose whatsoever to the panamanian company as a matter of fact there was no tax purpose to it it was a panamanian nominee and city has trouble feeling like you have to criticize it purely to get me previously within my own company you do understand how this looks today. i understand that it looks puzzling to people and i understand it looks. and and it looks difficult and suggests the going to be other reasons related to time but there were not. great stress. and slow incredible. mishearing in front of the treasur

i know the emirates, under the tea m job.ed four times against each other sino the strength also. i heard there were some young talents slime anxious to know how good they are. i am only here for one thing and that's qualifying for the world cup. i've had the experience to go to the world cup 110w experience to go to the world cup now twice. the first time we were second in the world and second time was with australia. we were a little bit unlucky but we played very well so bit unlucky but we played very well so do go to the world cup for a third time is also good. now to tennis and three—time champion venus williams is through to the second round of the miami open after a straight sets win over slovenian delila jakupovic. playing the tournament for a record 20th time and unseeded for the first time since 2012, williams was pushed hard in the first set by the 27—year—old but came through 7—5, 6—3 and now faces spain's carla suarez navarro who was a beaten finalist in 2015. also through to the second round is the indian wells

is also arming the united arab emirates, saudi arabia' is ally in the war. arms, the biggest arms supplier. the uae is in gauged in torture, mercenaries, malicious, putting u.s. arms even in hands of al qaeda, even the who the opposition. a responsible partner and partner in crime in that war. amy: but first, the senate hold a confirmation hearing for retired general john abizaid to become u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia. this comes just days after jared kushner travel to the kingdom for sigrid of meeting the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman , th man accused of ordering the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal ashoggi. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen defended the trump administration's immigration policies wednesday, telling lawmakers border officials were on track to detain more than 900,000 migrants at the u.s.-mexico border this year. nielsen push backs and they routinely denies migrants a chance to apply for asyl

champions were at the center of allegations published by a german sports magazine claiming the city's emirates he owners shakman saw injected funds into the club to top up sponsorship income you have a limit on how much money an owner can add in a statement mentions city responded by saying it welcomes the opening of a formal u.a.e. for investigation is an opportunity to bring to an end the speculation resulting from the illegal hacking and out of context publication of city e-mails the accusation of financial irregularities are entirely false the club's published accounts are full and complete and a matter of legal and regulatory record. krista vinta back is a journalist who dish people who first broke the story about possible irregularities he says the leaked e-mails from manchester city which prompted the investigation are genuine this is not the first time that they actually say the extras ations are faults and what they're also saying is they will come the way if i investigation which we all do because now there's actually a framework and a possibility to to. put more discoveries out in t

pox on super league the majority of the games in the competition were played in the united arab emirates due to security issues but this final is the eighth league game pakistan has been able to stage this season its most high level cricket pakistan has seen in a decade a pox on became a no go zone for international cricket softer the sri lanka team was attacked by gunmen in lahore in two thousand and nine no test matches have been played in pakistan since then but zimbabwe sri lanka and the west indies of all returned for limited over games and in the last few days thirty nine international players have been competing and crushing in the pox on super our correspondent kemal hyder is at the national stadium in crotch before us come all tell us about the security operation in place for this game. well first of all you must understand by the fact that tensions between india and pakistan are running high that's the last thing on the minds of the people in karachi turning out in very large numbers the witness a marriage of the bugger stand still for the thirteen thousand policeman i know we'

arrested after releasing a video showing her behind the wheel on a highway between the united arab emirates and saudi arabia in defiance of the ban on women driving. and even though the ban was lifted a month later jane remained in detention without charge or access to a lawyer she only found out the accusations against her via social media she was moved from one jail to another and the times her family couldn't visit her in an article in the new york times her sister alia said jane told her family and rights groups that she was held in solitary confinement and tortured in the presence of saudi the tiny the former adviser to crown prince mohammed bin said. she said bonnie attend the torture sessions in person and threaten to rape her and throw her body into the sewage system during a you and human rights council session in geneva last week nearly forty countries including member states condemn saudi arabia over the way in which a head lewd and her co activists are being treated not only because their basic rights have been violated but also because of the way in which they are purely humani

least closest allies and he gave the green light if not even actively encouraged the united arab emirates and saudi arabia with their allies to essentially impose that collective punishment on the people and residents of qatar now obviously that it has transpired that this was something that's had not only gone against the direct interests of the united states in the region but also in terms of the interest of the international community with regards to stability of the g.c.c. which exists in a very unstable wider region the u.s. administration has been trying to say that it is looking for a way out of this what's taken the lead in this effort has been the state department but might bump a always on somebody who has that long good track record in the middle east to exert any sort of influence and that's why maybe they are relying on kuwait's who is a mirror has been at the forefront of these efforts to try and find a resolution albeit failed efforts so far because of the refusal of i will not be able to riyadh to participate in some sort of dialogue that's will bring about a resolution to

start and the next ten minutes or so most games in the competition were played in the united arab emirates for security reasons but this final is the eighth league game pakistan has been able to stage this season is the most high level cricket that pakistan has seen in a decade. while a puck istana became a no go zone for international cricket after the sri lankan team was attacked by gunmen in lahore in two thousand and nine test matches have been paid in pakistan says then doesn't bob wish the west indies a have all returned for limited over games and in the last few days thirty nine international players have been competing in karachi in the pakistan super league. well let's go live to correct she were there standing at the national stadium come on first of all we're only a few minutes away from the start of the match how is the build up and what are the security measures. where i can tell you one thing that a very large number of people have turned out for the game and this city of karachi richard those are the country's largest what did our president and security measures in place whe

on twenty five different people and entities not only in iran but in turkey and the united arab emirates the department alleges that these people in these companies were helping to trade the iranian reale and turn those into u.s. dollars and euros more than a billion dollars worth and they believe that was used to help the revolutionary guard so this is all part of the trouble ministrations continue to attempt to try and hurt the iranian economy just last friday they issued more saying sions against the effect the iranian weapons development teams so again trying to put pressure on iran but this time someone unusually going outside of iran in targeting people and companies inside both turkey and the united arab emirates brazil's president has ordered the armed forces to hold commemorations on sunday marking the anniversary of the nine hundred sixty four military coup. who is a former army captain himself says he admires the military dictatorship that ruled the country until one thousand nine hundred five and he denies the ousting of the president fifty five years ago amounted to a coup h

are going to enjoy this night in the past most of the championships were held in the united arab emirates but the country's prime minister imran khan has said that the next super league will be en pakistan and he wants to encourage foreign teams to come in despite the ongoing tensions red india and the site that the country's eastern a space is still closed the people of project have turned out in large numbers a former pakistani cricketing captain said that the pledge to have come to pakistan are goodwill ambassadors for the country and are also pleading pakistan's case pakistan wants to. the war there they were girl or large around. and there's. also the country they're going to make home after his champions league heroics against athletico my dad is christian or naldo was given the day off by you ventris in his absence that you have a slip to lead to feed to this it to me a lost against you know i was you raise first syria our verse in eleven months but they still need second place napoli by eighteen points at the top of the table. later on sunday there was a classic double between ac

she is a unique athlete she is a figure skater believe it or not the united arab emirates probably the only major figure skater right now in the country but she has managed to reduce sport in a very certain way she is allowed to wear it job the rules and they did it for one athlete when now obviously applied to everyone else she talked. about her experiences here then you go out on her aspirations so. it's the first time my female athlete from the united arab emirates has competed in this discipline and the first time wearing a hitch up this is my first international tournament and winter university as well if there are any conscious in russia i will try to participate in them there are a lot of major ice skating events hosted in russia the sport is very developed in this country i hope i will come here again and train even in the summer for the next ten days will be witnessing seventy six medals up for grabs here. in the eleven different types of sports that is obviously snowboarding skiing. and all of the major winter sports. one interesting thing the slogan one of the slogans on the

just say the egg knowledge and now the minister of state for foreign affairs in the united arab emirates have done exactly that and why is he doing that now well because just a few weeks ago but as than trump's sudden logit question there was in the area in order to sell his deal of the century or you know it's now we all know that this is the trap of the century than the deal of the century and yet a number of arab leaders feel they must appease the united states they must accept american dick that in order to. save their own regimes in order to empower their own and their likes in the region that's why now president sisi of egypt is going to the united states by the middle of april in order to discuss the defense the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are on board for the century and what is that deal of the century well we know it's more of the same so-called the economics of peace no palestinian state no right of return no is jerusalem as capital of a protestant said that does not exist anyway no wonder it turned to the one thousand nine hundred seven borders not just months of the settlements

the one where gladiators the majority of games in the competition were played in the united arab emirates for security reasons but this final is the eighth league game pakistan has been able to stage this season is the most high level cricket has seen in a decade. this time became a no go zone for international cricket to after the sri lanka team was attacked by gunmen in a long haul in two thousand and nine no test matches that have been played in pakistan since then it was in bob wisher lanka and the west indies have all returned for limited overs games and in the last few days thirty nine international players that have been competing in karachi in the pakistan super league. our correspondent says this is a big day for pakistan cricket. unprecedented security measures are in place in the southern port city of karachi where the pakistan super league final is being hailed now this is a city which has been revived while and in the past target killings terrorist attacks but after a massive clamp down by the security forces the atmosphere in this southern port city is now conducive to holdi

it's the first time my female athlete from the united arab emirates has competed in this discipline and the first time wearing a hit jump this is my first international tournament and winter university and as well if there are any conscious in russia i will try to participate in them there are a lot of major ice skating events hosted in russia so this board is very developed in this country i hope i will come here again and train even in the summer for the next ten days will be witnessing seventy six medals up for grabs here. in the eleven different types of sports that is obviously snowboarding skiing by a long curling and all other major winter sports. one interesting thing though slogan one of the slogans on the winter is one hundred percent real wind and that's something that has been lacking to certain extent because the weather has been really warm last three or four degrees centigrade every day we've seen the slopes where the majority of the competitions will be taking place and there is enough snow so snowboarders in ski as have nothing to worry about obviously we'll be keeping

the united arab emirates a disk earlier i guess was in january had a celebration or they wanted to give a warrants for gender equality. that they were doing but only had men at this event or or really tried to set to clasper clarke cling to that power on we're seeing examples in afghanistan right now with the taliban deal. that would be a real. issue for women's rights a real blow if in fact. this negotiation this deal comes to being that there's a peace deal in which women were not a part of all the afghan government was. yeah. okay one trend that we've been seeing is for young women and girls to courageously take their of future into their own hands. and do what they can to bring about change let's just take a look at free example so that. leaving aside for the your dreams wiring change makers and you can really change your community. educate girls that's malala yousafzai his message. the young pakistani activivist conviction.life f her in twenty elve she was taeted by the talannd shot on a bus on the way to school but she survived.. ever since t then malala has continued h her tirire

case demonstrators say were fired was killed by fighters from a group backed by the united arab emirates he was a witness in the case of an alleged rape of a seven year old boy by the fighters loyal to the u.a.e. yemen's government has set up a committee to investigate the death. william lawrence is a professor of political science and international affairs at george washington university and he says there seems to be several allegations of human rights abuses by the u.s. backed i'm groups in yemen. already each side in the yemen conflict is a coalition of forces with a variety of interests already the u.a.e. and the saudi interests in yemen differ and the public safety forces in yemen have a course in aid and have a different posture than these anti-terrorist forces so you have a wide variety of armed groups with different interests the u.s. contingent in yemen is large it's been involved in a number of atrocities across the country and so right now what we're seeing is the outflow of unbridled military forces with no checks on their actions and this is likely to get worse before it get

and torture here on come as evidence of secret prisons in eritrea and the problem for united arab emirates. brazil and the u.s. agreed to build a new space station bringing new jobs to some but opposite here they could soon lose their lead to the expansion project. hello yesterday watching a declining storm centered over it took many stand there's still a circulation here as you can see not far away from baku this case the other one disappeared now but this is where the cloud is where you might see some rain or a little bit of snow just not much much just touch the northern parts of iran some caspian so even in tehran you could ever went today were a shower too on thursday or beyond that it's five to west it's fine into the twenty's they're fairly reliably on thursday and indeed friday particularly in iraq temperatures are seeming to rise that's just so so because wind directions from the critical thing here down the gulf in particular i was it rather light on existing temperatures in doha are forecast to get to twenty seven but with thursday the breeze is rather stronger clatter of the to

are going to enjoy this night in the past most of the championships were held in the united arab emirates but the country's prime minister imran khan has said that the next super league will be in pakistan and he wants to encourage foreign teams to come in despite the ongoing tensions red india and the site that the country's eastern a space is still closed the people of project have turned out in large numbers a former pakistani cricketing captain said that the pledge to have come to pakistan are goodwill ambassadors for the country and are also pleading pakistan's case pakistan wants to tell the war that they're disabled or larger rain such as this in this port city of karachi also the country's economic hub. after his champions league heroics against atletico madrid cassandra another was given the dales by eventis and his absence of a slip to a rare league defeat is to no lost against as you very first syria reverse and eleven months but they still need a second place napoli by eighteen points at the top of the table. liverpool have moved back to the top of the english premier league t

the united arab emirates earlier i guess was in january had a celebration or they wanted to give awards for gender equality that they were doing but only had men at this event and only men were being there for it it was but is this sort sort of shows the dichotomy it does seem that men are getting stronger or really tried to clasp or claim to that power we're seeing examples in afghanistan right now with the taliban deal that would be a real issue for women's rights a real blow if in fact this negotiation. steel comes to being that there's a peace deal in which women were not a part of all the afghan government was not. ok one trend that we've been seeing is for young women and girls to courageously take their own future into their own hands and do what they can to bring about change let's just take a look for example so they're. leaving us so. change to make you can change your community and educate girls that's malala yousafzai is message the young pakistani activist risked her life for her convictions in two thousand and twelve she was targeted by the taliban and shot on a bus on the

you know and just say that now with the minister of state for foreign affairs in the united arab emirateshave done exactly that and why is he doing that now well because it's just a few weeks ago president trump's son and low judge question i was in the area in order to sell his deal of the century or you know it's now we all know that this is the trap of the century and the deal of the century and yet a number of arab leaders feel they must appease the united states they must accept american diktats in order to. save their own regimes in order to empower their own and their likes in the region that's why now president sisi of egypt is going to the united states by the middle of april in order to discuss the deal of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are on board for the century and what is the deal of the century well we know it's more of the same so-called the economics of peace no palestinian state no right of return no is jerusalem as capital of a protestant said that does not exist anyway no wonder it turned to the one thousand nine hundred seven war there is no dismantling of the settlemen

the worrying thing for me is that i just have a suspicion that the supporter at the emirates saw what happened with jack growlers generally air and thought that was some sort of a good idea back page or out paper who was a mindless morons and i think most right minded football fans think exactly this saying the last thing anyone wants is to put footballers safety in jeopardy and they've been incidents with calling throwing and bottle throwing recently which does the size of the that so it doesn't need to be better policed and. what the clubs are trying to do is clamp down on the supporters the opposing these kind of fences. the last thing we want to do is see english football drag back to the days of fences it has become a more family affair football matches in england over the last twenty years and we don't want to lose that just because of these mindless morons and i think that the that the bottom line is better education for fans and also i know that birmingham fans cheered on their support so as he left the pitch and i think people are going to look at themselves today and think w

was one of by gladiators the majority of games in the competition were played in the united arab emirates for security reasons but this final is the eighth league game pakistan has been able to stage this season is the most high level cricket artiste on has seen in a decade. this time became a no go zone for international cricket after the sri lanka team was attacked by gunmen in a long haul in two thousand and nine no test matches that have been played in pakistan since then it was in bob wisher lanka and the west indies have all returned for limited overs games and in the last few days thirty nine international players that have been competing in karachi in the pakistan super league. our correspondent there says this is a big day for cricket. unprecedented security measures are in place in the southern port city of karachi where the pakistan super league final is being hailed now this is a city which has been revived while and in the past target killings terrorist attacks but after a massive clampdown by the security forces the atmosphere in this southern port city is now conducive to h

witness child rape case demonstrators say killed by fighters from a group backed by the united arab emirates. thirty six countries including all you member states have signed a statement criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record it calls on the kingdom to cooperate with the un that investigation into the murder of saudi journalist. answer release detained activists. from brussels. at the united nations in geneva a rare rebuke to saudi arabia it came in the form of a statement backed by all twenty eight european union countries as well as canada and australia and called on the saudi government to release prominent women's rights activists from jail and cooperate with the u.n. investigation into the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul at almost the same time each justice and interior ministers meeting in brussels formally rejected a new blacklist of states not doing enough to stop money laundering in terrorism financing that list compiled by the european commission last month included new names not least of which several u.s. territories and saudi arabi

a senior official in the united arab emirates says that arab countries should be more open to israel god gosh the minister of state for foreign affairs said they were wrong when they decided not to take a formal relations with israel al-jazeera senior political analyst bashara has more on his comments a number of arab countries have been opening up publicly or clandestinely towards israel and we have been waiting for the likes of the saudi arabia not to cough it up as you know and just say it now with the minister of state for foreign affairs in the united arab emirates have done exactly that and why is he doing that now well because it's just a few weeks ago president trump's son and lo jack question are was in the area in order to sell his deal of a century or you know it's now we all know that this is the trap of the century and the deal of the century and yet a number of arab leaders feel they must appease the united states they must accept american dick that in order to. save their own regimes in order to empower their own and their likes in the region that's why now president s

warlords that it is fighters after i was living in a national army is backed by the united arab emirates and egypt is now less than forty kilometers from searched us president of trouble except for another showdown with democrats over government funding trumps twenty twenty budget process proposes rather slashing spending by five percent across almost all departments except defense which would get a boost. talk to al jazeera now stay with us. africa's most populous nation a bloc just economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future at some sad kind of digital i am coats it is folding we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in . counting the cost on al-jazeera. you. will. see. throughout history women have faced many challenges in their fight for equality and some countries make enormous advancements others have failed and inequality remains deep rooted there have certainly been some powerful women in modern history from margaret thatcher to endure a gandhi santucci and. what legacy have they or are they leaving behind as w

development i would say more strongly maybe in afghanistan the the middle east saudi arabia the emirates on one hand they claim to be promoting women's rights on the other hand you have this for example. the united arab emirates earlier i guess it was in january had a celebration or they wanted to give awards for gender equality that they were doing but only had men at this event and only men were being afforded it was but is this sort of sort of shows the dichotomy it does seem that men are getting stronger or really trying to clasp or cling to that power we're seeing examples in afghanistan right now with the taliban deal that would be a real issue for women's rights a real blow if in fact this negotiation. deal comes to being that there's a peace deal in which women were not a part of the afghan government was not a part yeah. ok well one trend that we've been seeing is for young women and girls to courageously take their a future into their own hands and do what they can to bring about change let's just take a look at for example so there. believe in yourself. to make you can change

the army backed by saudi arabia and fighters supported by saudis coalition partner the united arab emirates video shared online shows several buildings on fire after days of street battles witnesses say a number of civilians have been kills a ceasefire has since come into effect. monday marks four years since the saudi you're led coalition intervened in yemen to support the governments in its war against the rebels the conflict has killed at least ten thousand people and led to what the u.n. describes as the world's worst humanitarian crisis priyanka gupta has more. on the markets of santa once at the crossroads of trade in the middle east. today the street is an market one of the oldest in the city a selling whatever little local farmers can produce prices a steep and out of reach for most the few who can buy are often in debt. and with a smile has a family of eight he's among the millions of yemenis for whom the war has meant sleeping on an empty stomach that measures that out the war destroyed the gulf arabs and the saudis and the u.a.e. destroyed us food prices are ten times higher beca

in revenue the study identifies stadiums in bahrain kuwait oman saudi arabia and the united arab emirates that could be used but also notes as it currently stands the nature of bahrain saudi arabia and the u.a.e. is relations with katter is such that it would be challenging to organize a co-host of tournaments between caps are and one or more of these countries there is only welling's joins us now live from london i will be what do you think is it feasible. order is clear is faith as determination tonight is forty eight same tilman happen in twenty twenty two like it's happening in the united states in twenty twenty six that's the reason i would feel that this is even late out to the associated press because they don't want to be seen to be trying to make you happen to actually be talking to countries like a man and co i was diagnosed how difficult it will be for it to take place in any of the other nations that are mentioned with the blockade going on and the talk about bahrain and saudi arabia united arab emirates it's all very well signed will they have stadiums that could host these g

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our next guest has run the ruler over the top 10 banks in the emirates.ng in the managing director and cohead of the middle east for alvarez and marshall. good to see you. thank you for joining us this morning. you talk about the expenses eating away at return on equity. isthat ultimately what driving the consolidation story. >> thank you for having me. i think that's a very good point. the ends -- the expenses are one of the big reasons a lot of banks, frankly a lot of organizations would look at mergers. if i think of a bank, the fundamental cost would be around the operating consensus, around the cost of funding, and around the cost of risk. the larger the organization in theory, the better you will be able to get synergy to drive scale across all three of these. -- all three would be important. >> you mentioned umb. they are in the process of merging. , my takend interesting away is scale absolutely matters for deposits. is that a fair estimate? or is that an anachronistic way to look at scale? >> i think there are two things that drive scale. two thi

on twenty five different people and entities not only in iran but in turkey and the united arab emirates the department alleges that these people in these companies were helping to trade the iranian reale and turn those into u.s. dollars and euros more than a billion dollars worth and they believe that was used to help the revolutionary guard so this is all part of the trump administration's continue to attempt to try and hurt the reading economy just last friday they issued more saying sions against the effect the iranian weapons development teams so again trying to put pressure on iran but this time someone unusually going outside of iran in targeting people and companies inside both turkey and the united arab emirates the pentagon's plans to spend a billion dollars reinforcing the border fence with mexico are expected to provoke opposition from congress kimberly how gets monitoring that story from washington as well. well the trump administration had thought that it finally had the money announcing that the pentagon had approved a one billion dollar request in order to take money from

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