part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hadi. is in the southern city of other that's where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support yemen's prime minister says to deployment there is an assault on yemen so violent these protesters agree they also would much the island eunuch would be destroyed two. hundred of al-jazeera. the island of so-called tris the latest territory where any of our troops have been sent as the u.a.e. expands its military presence in the horn of africa they're also deployed elsewhere across mainland yemen and had them would for example and the coastal city of addon which was recently overrun by separatists backed by the u.a.e. and emery's appear to be building an airstrip on yemen's perry island that sits right in the middle of babylon man that straight. on the african side of the red sea the u.a.e. operates the as a naval and air base and it is fair used to support military operations in yemen for the south in somalia's bre

humans war pits iranian backed the bulls and the milf against troops loyal to exile president hadi the us part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hadi was paul bass is in the southern city of other thoughts where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support humans prime minister says the image out to deployment there is an assault on human solvent these protesters agree they also wanted the island eunuch would be destroyed two. hundred of them are just. now there has been a development in the politics of south sudan that could have an impact on the civil war one of the main opposition factions has said it'll join the country's ruling party now this is controlled by the first vice president of and then guy his announcement could possibly strengthen the position of president salva kiir ahead of peace talks which it due later this month more now from a correspondent in the south sudan capital juba have a more than. now we have the opposition and the recruits are still fighting t

the people because he forced what others were sitting on chairs and got money therefore i believe hadi alarm really is best for the people. of the north and i'm going to. shop next prime minister nuri al maliki also close to iran is also back in the political scene but any hopes of a triumphant return have been diced by corruption allegations and major losses to the i.r.s. creep back in twenty fourteen. also in the running is montag. the former journalist is best known for throwing two shoes at then u.s. president george w. bush during a press conference in two thousand and eight. fifteen years since the fall of saddam hussein the oil rich country still struggles to provide pyra nationwide authorities estimate the country needs close to ninety billion dollars to rebuild infrastructure badly needed in the former i.r.s. strongholds like mosul repeating local life's here though is another matter. it means nothing to me they have done nothing and nothing has changed we are living like the homeless we have no clothes no water no electricity look at this things are still the same they come a

on march twenty fifth two thousand and fifteen following a request from president hadi saudi arabia put together a military coalition and launched operation decisive storm its objective was to reinstate the president and quell the insurgency. yemen is now divided into at least two territories the first held by rebel who is situated in the north and along a large part of the red sea coast to the west and the second controlled by a loyalist forces and the saudi coalition is in the south and east of the country. the frontline between the two is in the to reinforce their own positions. hayden has officially become the provisional capital of the government in exile. fierce fighting between the who fees and the saudi coalition has left deep scars on the city. but it was like weeks or for that. the defeated rebels have had to retreat to the north of the country you see. in aden the war has been on standby for months but the city's basic facilities are still in the process of being repaired. like the main water treatment plant for example. i was i wasn't sure what that was. the frontline is sit

on the other side: t government forces of president abdrabbuh mansur hadi, and a coalition led by saudi arabia, ich includes the united arab emirates and the united states. a saudi-led air campaign has pounded houthi strongholds in the north, and cut off aid and food, driving many people south, homeless in their own land tonight, with the support of the pulitzer center on crisis reporting, special correspondent marcia biggs reports. >> reporter: it's being called the forgotten war. in yemen, a country where access for journalists is limited and dangerous, the world's worst humanitarian crisis goes largely ignored. but after months of waiting, we were able to get permission toth entecountry through the southern city of aden, which is the new de-facto capital ofrn yemen's gont, controlled by the saudi led coalition. we were hoping to get areas under siege, but kept hitting a wall. it's incredibly difficult to access the northern houthi controlled areas to cover what's going on theca. even if yosecure permission from the houthis it's getting there that's the a oblem. the airport in san shu

of course, everyone is making a big deal of the fact that doctor muhammad hadi is in fact 52. —— doctor1998, he tried to bring it reformed the malaysia after that, he lost power. these two men are former rivals, they appear to have kissed and made up in order to unseat najib razak, who had jailed anwar ibrahim on suddenly charges, but it is awkward and we have already seen some of this emerged that the announcement of some members of the cabinet, clearly anwar ibrahim's party, which is now led by his wife, is unhappy with some of the initial appointments as i think this is going to be an awkward coalition at their. and before they even get down the government, let's face it, they are going to have to deal with the ousted prime minister, najib razak. the prime minister braided a block on the weekend to secure sensitive documents, they say. there is a lot of fear that these documents have been taken out of the country. najib razak and his high spending wife are not allowed to leave the country, so what is going to happen there? well, doctor harty muhamed has promised not to seek retributi

talks to form a government a set to be tough the block led by iran backed militia leader hadi i'm really also made large gains finishing second in the vote prime minister body trailed and he was the west's preferred candidate after the election setback he's looking to work with. now and here in europe all eyes are on italy today where a new coalition government is slowly under construction that's right and it's the economic plans that are employing markets and setting off alarm bells in capitals across the e.u. it leads to anti establishment parties are reportedly close to reaching a deal after more than two months of deadlock and seem prepared to exit the euro zone's he was on and writing of public debt that's according to a draft proposal leaked by the huffington post and has according to all reports since changed but still markets went haywire the leader of the five star movement better grillo shown here during talks here in the week wants to spend seventeen billion euros on increasing wealth payments for the poor is likely coalition partner the fall ride league wants to introduce a f

another shi'ite grouping led by hadi al—amiri is in second place.ider al—abadi appeared to be running third. turnout in sunday's vote was just 45%. full results are due to be officially announced later on monday. virunga national park in the democratic republic of congo is suspending visits by tourists after an ambush on friday in which a park ranger was shot dead. two british nationals and their congolese driver were released by gunmen after they were taken hostage. the head of virunga park said it would remain closed until it was safe for visitors to return. it's emerged that a knife—wielding attacker who stabbed a man to death in paris on saturday had been on an anti—terror watch list. he's been named by french media as khamzat azimov, a french national born in chechnya. the 21—year—old was killed by police at the scene. a friend of the attacker has been arrested in the city of strasbourg. janey mitchell reports. it should have been a pleasant weekend night out in a popular part of paris. instead, a victim lies stabbed in the street. eyewitnesses

it is a power grab at the expense of the internationally recognized government led by the president hadi and the how to government says the u.a.e. action is an act of hostility formally they are allies in the saddam led war against the who think rebels in the capital but the u.a.e. has promoted separatists in the south and now calls the shots in large parts of that region and so cocked island will bring in i guess a member first let's go topless as this report. showing support for yemen's prime minister group in dhaka hundreds of yemenis took to the streets of support is the u.s. boost its presence in this remote on to the gulf region. the united arab emirates flew in soldiers along with tanks and armored vehicles the shown here setting up a security cordon having expelled local troops from the airport yemeni government sources of since confirmed to al-jazeera that u.a.e. troops have also taken control of the main port and denied the yemeni prime minister and most of his cabinet permission to leave situated off the coast of somalia and the unesco heritage site known to many as the galapa

yemen swore puts it on the end buckhalter rebels in the move against troops loyal to exile president hadi the us part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hardy whose power base is in the southern city of other thoughts where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support but yemen's prime minister says to him or not to deployment there is an assault on yemen sovereignty these protesters agree they also noted what makes the island unique would be destroyed to. mohammed i don't know. and see international is accusing egypt of using solace or confinement as torture says dozens of human rights activists journalists and officers since the forces face horrendous physical abuse behind bars the group's report i'd like to extend outlines extended beatings humiliation a lack of food and restricted movement for years on hand egypt has arrested thousands of people since the military overthrew president mohamed morsy in twenty thirteen is reported to have been held in solitary confinement for m

nine of an eighteen month sentence for for shooting abdul hadi fattah i'll share raef as he lay woundedon the ground he had been shot by israeli soldiers who say he attacks them with a knife emergency teams in hawaii battling lava flows and gas erupting from the killer way of ok no thousands have been asked to evacuate and dozens of homes have been destroyed or has been missing toxic gases into the essence of eruption on thursday there be no fatalities no major injuries. that i had lines of back with more news on after the stream. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel an alum in your bra five jeans will mean fofa days of time but ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time zero.

but organiser hadi damien was detained on tuesday and threatened with public morality charges if thec arabic. and most read is some newsjust come in, disgraced sports doctor larry nassar‘s sexual abuse victims have reached a $500 million agreement with michigan state university, where he worked. earlier this year nassar was sentenced to lengthy prison terms after hundreds of female athletes testified about his decades of abuse. president trump's financial disclosure was released today. the disclosure, released by the office of government ethics, revealed that he paid more than $100,000 to his personal attorney, michael d. cohen, as reimbursement for payment to a third—party. it did not specify the purpose of the payment. however, it is known mr cohen did pay $130,000 to an adult film actress, stephanie clifford, also known as stormy daniels, who has claimed she had an affairwith mrtrump. kim gittleson in new york. how significant is the detail of this particular payment? well it's buried on page 45 of this 90 page disclosure form, and as with these sorts of things, it raises more que

clay hady 1865, brutus been elected to congress from kentucky, was elected back in 1863. using washington, d.c. and in january 65 he writes home to his wife and says he has gone right to the top for help in getting his son some assistance. what did they do need? he remained in the confederate army and had been captured and imprisoned by union forces. brutus saw an opportunity to get him a little help, even though he already disinherited his son, terry complicated. he wrote and so i called to see the president today in regard to ezekiel. he treated me kindly and gave me his promise to release him as a prisoner of war on his parole to go home. you may therefore expect him home soon. deal to getgotten a the gut of prison. the part of the deal was that he was not going to be exchanged to go back to fight, he was going to come home. he was going to be washed over by his family again. among the willard and for families, in this case, you would expect the war to taking quite a toll, because among the 750,000 killed in this war, and tony afford lost a brother who served in the co

is yemen's interior minister, a cabinet member of embattled and exiled president abdo rabbo mansour hadi. what do you say to the people who are paying double at they used to pay for food, who don't have fuel, who say yemen is a failed state? >> ( translated ): yes we are suffering, but it's nothing to compare with what the situation was when houthis were here, we are still in the negative, soon we will reach zero point and we will go to positive. they have to be patient if they want the truth. >> reporter: but patience is in short supply. in january of this year, a separatist group backed by the united arab emirates stormed the streets of aden, claiming corruption in the cabinet and hemanding that it disband. three days of clleft scores dead, including seven men assigned to protect maysari. he says the attackers were puppets of the u.a.e., controls the south, as part of a saudi led coalition formed to fight the houthis. >> ( translated ): we don't regret that emiratis are here, they helped us, but... you can't go to the port without permission from u.a.e., you to the airport without perm

iran—backed shia militia chief hadi al—amiri's coalition is second, while prime minister haider al—abadi'suence. put simply, he believes iraqis should run iraqi affairs, not washington, not tehran and not their proxies. so where does this election leave iraq ? i spoke to hadya al—alawi from bbc arabic. this was probably an unexpected result from many iraqis, although he is a very popular shia cleric in iraq, he is also, he was not really expected to win this election. probably the bids were going to the current prime minister, especially after all the conflict that he actually managed to get iraq out of with isis, so this is quite a change on the same, but it shows that iraqis are quite fed up with the system and the way it is working right now. the government, the corruption, and having all these problems not solved 15 years on, after the war started in 2003. he was quite a name in headlines, a decade or so ago, just tell us about him. what does he stand for? as i mentioned, he is a very popular shia cleric and he has always been against the us, what he calls the us occupation of iraq. he

yemen swore pits iranian backed to the bulls and the most against troops loyal to exile president hadi. the u.e.s. part of his so delayed coalition the stop in three years ago to support hardy whose power base is in the southern city of other parts where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support humans prime minister says he's been out to deployment there is an assault on women so violent these protesters agree they also wanted the island eunuch would be destroyed two. hundred of them are just. now there appears to have been a breakthrough in south sudan's civil war one of the opposition the main opposition faction in fact has now said that it will join the country's ruling party this is the part of the opposition that is controlled by first vice president tough guy his announcement could possibly strengthen salva care let's go live now to the south sudan capital juba and speak to our correspondent there take us through exactly what's happened here and whether you think this does indeed strengthen the h

translated ): we are ready tomiork and cooperate on for >> reporter: in second place, the iranian-backed hadi al- amiri. and in distant third place, the u.s.-backed current prime minister haider al-aba. in a national address, al-abadi called on iraqis to respect the results:tr >> ( slated ): we are ready to work and cooperate on forming the strongest government for iraq, free of corruption, gnteful confessionalism and un- subjected to a forgenda, a government which is capable of preventing a return of terrorism and keeping the country away from sliding into marginal nflicts. >> reporter: for four years, iraq's been fighting isis, but the vote was remarkably peaceful, and defined by bread and butter issues. iraqi unemployment is soaring. the country needs $80-billion of reconstruction two-million, mostly sunnis, are displaced.rn but t was low, and skepticism is high. some baghdadesidents are skeptical this political upset can upset a corrupt system. >> ( translated ): nothing will be changed. the same misery to the country. >> reporter: if his bloc is the confirnner, sadr won't become prime mi

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yemen swore pits iranian backed rebels in the north against troops loyal to exile president hadi the uys part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hardy whose power base is in the southern city of other that's where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of psychiatrists. yemen's prime minister said he's not to deployment there is an assault on human suffering to these protesters agree they also wanted the island unic would be destroyed to. muhammad i don't know. still to come this off while many iraqis doubt their first general election since the fall of our so will help lift them out of poverty. and after a long walk through the corridors of power from a church in this one in preschool time is russia's president. hello there we've got lots of sunshine over many parts of europe at the moment it's in the north where the brightest weather isn't this is what it looks like in the northern parts of france everybody they're going to the beach huts and we've also got plenty of sunshine

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