the gulf cooperation council that was supposed to referee any spat or disagreement among the members of the of the g.c.c. and he said that his country is committed to dialogue however he made it quite clear that any dialogue should be unconditional and that the sanctions should be lifted before it goes and talks politically with the countries about a way out to the crisis and that's interesting because later today in about 3 hours from now secretary of state my company is going to meet with foreign ministers to talk about iran and also about the need to bring about a united stance to tackle regional issues but it remains to be seen how the americans would be able to bring all those countries together when they remain beset by those rivalries and the diplomatic rift started in 2017 the emir of qatar also talking about the crisis in syria saying that his country court calls for a political way out according to the resolutions of the united nations but he says that his country remains determined those who committed atrocities in syria should be brought to justice and he spoke about the

impose more than 2 years ago they accused of being a 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and supporting terrorism qatar has strenuously rejected all the allegations you have today with the headlines here on al-jazeera people in power starts right now. over 3 months of massive protests. on what began as opposition to an exhibition or has it both approved the pro-democracy movement. so why did this crisis develop and wait yes i did leave in the 1st of 2 special reports this is the story behind it all comes the summer of 2 fine. com has been reeling from its worst political crisis in decades. massive protests. radical action. the streets in goldston tear gas. prices. and. the law of not. the movement started in response to the government's plans to amend hong kong's extradition role. it was feared anyone suspected of breaking the law could be sent to mainland china to face trial last. outraged hong kong as took to the streets believing such a move would undermine the education and the city's autonomy and bring our wallow under public pressure

the deal is the latest us arms sale to members of the gulf cooperation council 6 nations that neighboriran a foe it could be an atomic enemies but i called my mouth when i asked him what if the war has become a commodity for several reasons one is because you need somebody to buy the stuff you bring. another. u.s. arms deal with saudi arabia as of the point the biggest interest this deal of loans to posses the tonic global already 57 if you don't. sell there he really does this you know almost so is a recycling trade. but it was also a business in another sense this is a business that uses war to get its ends established this is george orwell's 1904 was always going to be in battle and guess who's making out really well of course of the weapons bilas and the people in bali. well you know the pirate they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they're into small boats next to the harpoon ships and it's still very. much up in. the little self to be told fish already 90 percent of the dot and he won't be calmer. content 15 scoops $75.00 tons and they do it

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namely the initiative of the gulf cooperation council the implementation mechanism and the outcomes of national dialogue as well as the resolutions of the city council specifically 2216 we have. traveled to sweden last year to a key attempt to achieve peace however the militants have militias have been intransigent they've refused to implement the agreement and there are a bi we have observed no progress in implementation of the agreement in 10 months the solution does not lie in neglecting the agreement or the solution does not lie in turning a blind eye to this unjustified transit chance by who the militias the solution rather lies in prompting these militias or to implement the agreement and honoring the obligations they have assumed before the whole world of both you need to know. that we cannot have empty rhetoric and that tangible measures that can lead to peace is necessary for a sponsible to assume to compel the who are these to implement the provisions of the agreement including withdrawal from the whole day the city and port implementation of the agreement to release prisoner

more than 2 years ago they accuse qatar of violating a 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation councilby meddling in regional affairs and quote supporting terrorism doha strenuously rejected those allegations forms of locusts are usually viewed as a threat to farmers' crops but in yemen we're millions are threatened with famine because of the war the insects have become a valuable source of nutrition are on top of. solid you are playing being the main threats from the sky during 4 years or 4 swarms of locusts are new threats to farmer's fields they are welcomed by hungry young. yemenis from all walks of life hunting insects. minerals yemenis have enjoyed eating lucas for centuries locusts eating green leaves of crops so the snack especially in these days of. children leave their bowl games behind to play catch instead. it's more difficult to catch lockouts during the day. farmers wait until night to collect them in large quantities from their fields. where their families and friends do not eat which they sell. the prices of locusts snacks is significantly lower or even donate some for

affairs and supporting terrorism that would be violating 824000 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council qatar has strongly rejected those allegations saudi arabia's king solomon has replaced the energy minister with one of his son's friends abdulla's he's been summoned it puts him in one of the kingdom's most important positions prince abdullah as he's will replace highly doubt funny who was dismissed as chairman of the state owned oil company aramco a few days ago the company's preparing for a much anticipated stock listing. u.s. in turkish troops have sought to patrolling a so-called buffer zone in northwest syria and vehicles cross attackers quarter into an area that used to be controlled by u.s. backed kurdish forces techie's boosting its military presence along its border with syria and is pushing displaced syrians to return home to my child isn't how taney that's hackish syria boy. the start of joint patrols between the u.s. and turkish military is are being seen as a positive step this because both the americans on the charts were unable to see eye to eye as to how to operate wit

unlawful and unjustified blockade imposed by some countries on the state of qatar continues the gulf cooperation council was the 2nd victim of the blockade it was paralyzed and lost its role because of a blockade when i stood before you here 2 years ago 3 months after the imposition of a blockade i was confident of the steadfastness of the qatari people and their brothers residing in qatar of surpassing the blockades effects i was even confident that they would take advantage of the challenge imposed upon us despite the cost we paid i have also been confident since the 1st day of the campaign of incitement and distortion which preceded the blockade that the arab gulf and world public opinion will soon realize the concealed objectives of the propaganda campaign against the state of qatar which is driven by tendencies of domination the imposition of and control over the potentials of other states and the real objective of making accusations that they were quickly proven wrong this has happened as this approach had been exposed repeatedly when other states fell victim to it in line with our foreign policy

dream of a life of dignity of this dream had almost been of thanks the initiative of the gulf cooperation council and the outcome stemming from national dialogue that resulted in the adoption of a new constitution a constitution of a unified yemen placing on equal footing all. political parties all citizens regardless of their tribal or social affiliations the new constitution of yemen guarantees of basic freedoms equality for all citizens as well as at with full distribution of power and of resources our people today will not stand by idly 57 years ago. we endeavor to and the fear credit a vision during the turn will revolution of 26 september presently we are dealing with an even war does not attempt at the crowded project we will end and you attempt to tear apart our homeland and yet attempt to. in order to have the triumph of the 14 october revolution which was born in the south of yemen this is a revolution that we have buttressed with reunification of the country on the 22 may 1990 this was a subject to consensus of all yemeni people and this is how my people wrote the history of an eternal

more than 2 years ago they accuse qatar of violating a 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and supporting terrorism. strenuously rejected the allegations and says the blockade is an attack on its sovereignty. swarms of flow quests are usually viewed as a threat to farmers' crops but in yemen where millions are threatened with famine because of the war locusts are being caught and eaten as a valuable source of nutrition mohammad la tub has more from. saudi warplanes have been the main threats from the sky during for years or for swarms of law coasts are new threats to farmer's fields they are also being welcomed by hungry yemenis. yemenis from all walks of life hunting insects. minerals yemenis have enjoyed eating locusts for centuries locusts eating green leaves of crops so the snack especially in these days of war children leave their bowl games behind to play catch instead. it's more difficult to catch lockouts during the day. farmers wait until night to collect them in large quantities from their fields. but their families and friends do n

more than 2 years ago they accuse qatar of violating a 2014 agreements with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and supporting terrorism strenuously rejected the allegations and says the blockade is an attack on its sovereignty. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour back in court sudan's deposed president is denied bail as he faces tough questions. and in sport find out why this to 85 year old has decided to call stumps after playing the game he loves for 16 years. i was there have we yet seen the back of her can do or ian not quite there it is stuck closed the guts of the atlantic is out of the tropics diner longer hurrican it went across nervous scotia and is now just north of newfoundland that is the position daytime on sunday in its wake whatever it's done it's now quiet weather wise that there is more weather of some use coming in to the west we see it's a pretty big thunderstorms recently in wyoming in particular have a depth of 10 centimeters anywhere down towards utah even new mexico you could see yet more thunderstorms the southwest monsoon which bring

started in june 2017 they accused catherine of violating a 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and in their words supporting terrorism catherine strenuously rejected the allegations and says the blockade is an attack on its sovereignty hong kong police have fired tear gas to the spurs protesters gathering for a 2nd night in the district of kahlua they demonstrated at a police station angry over the alleged excessive use of force by officers an independent investigation is one of the demands the protesters want from the government this after police successfully prevented another protest planned for the city's airport with a major security blitz. there were also strict restrictions on public transport to the airport with trains not stopping at stations on the way to the airport to prevent demonstrators from getting on there were a number of minor scuffles near the airport but the planned demonstrations failed protesters shut down the airport for 2 days last month devika pollin has more now from hong kong. this time the police and security were prep

more than 2 years ago they accused her of violating a 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and supporting terrorism strenuously rejected the allegations and says the blockade is an attack on its sovereignty. in the news ahead is it or insults an exhibition of nazi design opens in the netherlands. accused of political tyranny cameroon faces international condemnation as it puts opposition leaders on trial and in sport the tennis toddler who stole the show at the u.s. open it will be here to explain the sport. hello again while we are still following those showers here across parts of north eastern turkey georgia our viewers aren't as well and you know cyclones right they are making their way towards the east but really lingering as we go towards the heating of the day so we're watching that before baku expect to see some clouds in the forecast here on sunday maybe a high of 24 degrees there down towards the south on sunday at 42 for quite city and by the time we get towards monday things really generally the same across much of the area we do

and also you look at the gulf cooperation council states right there across the persian gulf from iraney have forever looked at iran as a threat. they have seen it -- they look north, they look east and they see shias that intend them harm and totally want to decimate them. they now, uae, the emirates, qatar, kuwait, bahrain, they see this as a challenge as well. i would anticipate they would be part of a coalition that the saudis try to build in order to go after the iranians. >> real quick, do you think american soldiers in saudi arabia could find themselves in the line of fire? >> they certainly are at risk. wherever you deploy in the world you're at risk. that's why the secretary of defense and chairman have made it very clear. we reserve the right, we as soldiers reserve the right of forced protection so they'll deploy with the capabilities to take care of themselves. but the iranians understand that the united states is increasing its presence. they have to think twice about choosing targets if they were to retaliate. >> yeah, that would have a huge impact on u.s. public sentimen

than 2 years ago they accuse qatar of violating its 2014 agreements with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and supporting terrorism strenuously rejecting the allegations and says the blockade is an attack on its sovereignty. the former sudanese president omar bashir has been denied bail by a court in hearts whom he's accused of corruption and the legal use of foreign funds bashir says the $25000000.00 received from the saudi crown prince mohammed bin said money wasn't for personal gain but here denies all charges against him hit morgan has more from hearts. this is the 4th quarter hearing in the corruption charges against dance form a president already bush year where his being charged with a list its financial gains corruption and bribery now the former president had previously stated bet he wished the whole filed was secretive because he did not want to mention the name off saudi arabian crown prince to mohammad been solid money where he previously stated bad he did indeed received $25000000.00 from the crown prince investigates is also reveal during the 1

started in june 2017 they accuse catherine of violating a 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and in their words supporting terrorism catherine strain asli rejected the allegations and says the blockade isn't a path on its sovereignty. so to come in this half hour a week after the death of a formula 2 driver and another safety scare ahead of sunday's italian grumping and the mystery of the moon lander indian scientists want to discover what with their historic lunar mission. how the now watch what you see from space over this chart in terms that doesn't look like a change of season they winfrey in the cloud down from the north so temperatures a dropping is all wrapped around a low in scandinavia which means it's going to keep pumping wells in the atlantic the temperatures of $18.00 to $20.00 and they could be better the want to still around in europe in eastern europe but only just the visit one of the displays or thunderstorms down it's really because of that massive cloud they could be repeated on sunday by which time tempers most of western e

unlawful and unjustified blockade imposed by some countries on the state of qatar continues the gulf cooperation council was the 2nd victim of the blockade it was paralyzed and lost its role because of a blockade in line with our foreign policy of respect for international law and the peaceful resolution of differences and disputes we have sustained such aggression emphasize our position that unconditional dialogue based on mutual respect and the lifting of the unjust blockade is the only means to end this crisis. many arguing that the un has suddenly fallen foul of not taking action. is saying that the g.c.c. is another body that has failed to tackle the crisis is by paralysis a very also didn't suggest a way forward i said that the street dialogue. absolutely and to be fair there's nothing new there i mean the cutout and the emir of qatar have been saying that for a while now they're basically extending their hands for peace to their neighbors despite the conspiracies that's by the distortions despite the threat of use of force and despise the of the ongoing economic and area bucket that can scott and

more than 2 years ago they accuse carter of violating a 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in a region affairs and supporting terrorism has strenuously rejected the allegations and says the blockade is an attack on its sovereignty. in the news ahead to celebrating brazil's independence day but the country's president is still under pressure. or insults an exhibition of nazi design opens in the netherlands cheli how does sri lankan cricket i did what no other. before that's coming up in school . hello again well we are still following those showers here across parts of north eastern turkey georgia our viewers aren't as well and you know cyclones right they are making their way towards the east but really lingering as we go towards the heating of the day so we're watching that before baku expect to see some clouds in the forecast here on sunday maybe a high of 24 degrees there down towards the south on sunday at 42 for quite city and by the time we get towards monday things really generally the same across much of the area we do expect to see baghdad with a high o

or 2014 agreement with members of the gulf cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and supporting terrorism strenuously rejected the allegations and says the blockade is an attack on its sovereignty now india's space agency has lost contact with its moon lander is it made its final approach it's not known if the unmanned lunar lander named victor crashed or suffered a technical fault vora reports from new delhi. india's attempt to make one giant leap ended at the final step of its unmanned mission to the moon the vicar of lunar lander lost contact with controllers in india with just 2 kilometers above the moon surface the disappointment of the mission controllers in bengal lulu was obvious scientists working for india's space research organization will have to wait longer in their search for water on the move. than. was. part of a. millions all over india were glued to t.v. screens waiting for the indian flag to be unfurled at the south pole of the moon no one has ever explored there i think it's a stepping stone you can't expect every new experiment in mission to always be perfec