a handshake marking an interim deal for yemen the hoofy chief negotiator and the yemeni foreign minister and some are doubted would even agree to meet at least talks will both be the first good news after years of war in a country that has the worst humanitarian situation on earth. you have reached an agreement or no they the port city which will see a move to really point of forces from the port and the says the and the establishment of a girl no date a governorate wide ceasefire the un will play a leading role in the ports and this will facilitate humanitarian access in the floorboards to the civilian population and it will improve the living conditions for millions of yemenis the talks in the swedish castle had lasted seven days some of the language in the deal they produce seems vague and there are many details still to be resolved trust between the two sides is clearly lacking both made it clear that they don't e abide by the deal if their opponents did too. oh that we can look at two agreements signed serious effort has been taken firstly the release of prisoners and those that hav

pulling out to give peace a chance yemen's hoofy rebels hand over control of the vital port of who data. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters here in doha also coming up russia and turkey agreed to step up cooperation in syria as u.s. forces prepare to leave. president claims big progress in efforts to scale back the year long trade war with china after a call with the chinese president xi jinping. a call for calm by the catholic church after a violent run up to the long delayed vote in the democratic republic of congo. the rebels have handed over control of the vital lifeline port of who data to government forces the transfer as part of a peace deal reached in sweden earlier this month aimed at ending almost four years of war which has caused a humanitarian disaster hoofy and saudi backed forces have also agreed to open up aid corridors here's paul to judge them. this moment is what tens of thousands of yemenis have been wanting for years a chance to end the street to street fighting aerial bombardments diseases like of clean water and food insec

have been heard but it's not clear which side is responsible or the location of the blasts earlier hoofy rebels said one civilian had been killed in a district by coalition forces while they said three civilians and been killed by hoofy shelling into a to district yemen's warring sides agree to a truce for her data that peace talks held in sweden last week marijan drew reports . as the ceasefire officially began on tuesday night sporadic fighting was reported to have continued for a time in and around the perceived port city of data as the hours passed the situation appeared to become calmer but it remains fragile some worry that could block much needed aid from getting this is one of the problem of the. agreement because it has actually. the flow of humanitarian aid with the security situation and. to be honest they should have actually. allow food and medicine first come into into even though oh the in control because i. have said before that if i but isn't over many dead aid coming to yemen is coming today that. yemen is suffering what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian cri

welcome to the program our top story security officials in yemen is saying hoofy rebels have handed over control of the vital port of a data to the government's navy and coast guard a ceremony was held to mark the transfer which is being carried out under the supervision of the united nations it's part of a peace deal reached in sweden earlier this month the saudi backed forces also agreed to open up humanitarian aid corridor all starting with the road from the data to the capital sana. forces also say they've started redeploying from her data as part of the un brokered peace agreement both sides analogy to pull their forces out of the city. on the surrounding province in the coming days. from the city manager of a different today the army transferred the control of the port to the interior ministry's coast guards they will now protect the port the forces will begin a redeployment according to three tints peace agreement the agreement that the redeployment needs to take place to protect the city. but yemen's government is now denying that he fees have left the port an official told the p

cease fire is largely holding the key port city of her data despite some reports of sporadic fighting hoofy rebels say one civilian has been killed in a shop district by coalition forces themselves say three civilians have been killed by hoofy shelling into hate a district yemen's warring sides agreed to a truce for her date at peace talks held in sweden last week when a judge and reports. as the ceasefire officially began on tuesday night sporadic fighting was reported to have continued for a time in and around the besieged port city of her data as the. past the situation appeared to become calmer but it remains fragile some worry that could block much needed aid from getting this is one of the problem of the. agreement because it has . the flow of human he did it with this it could. actually. allow food and medicine. into a video oh the. united nation has said before that it defied but isn't over many dead an aid coming is coming today that. yemen is suffering what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis aid workers say the situation around her remains desperate. to get acces

is murder they gave their assessment after a briefing from the cia director gina housefull yemen's hoofy rebels have arrived in sweden for talks to end the conflict the saudi banksia many government is also taking part really efforts to bring the two sides together broke down in september british m.p.'s are set to begin a second day of debate on teresa mayes breaks it deal with the european union the democratic unionist party from northern ireland which prompts her from minority government says it will vote against the plan on to say m.p.'s voted to hold the government in contempt of parliament the motion was passed after the prime minister failed to publish in for the legal advice received on the deal students in paris a protesting as part of a broader movement against the government demonstrators brought about one hundred high schools across france on tuesday many are upset about a new university application system piggybacking on violent protests this month that forced the government to reverse its plan fuel tax increase more protests are planned in central paris swat the weekend's a

still taking place in the embattled port the fighting pits saudi backed government forces against hoofy rebels in the area the warring sides had agreed on a truce during political talks held in sweden last week international observers are expected to arrive to monitor the cease fire who data is critical for the supply of food and aid to millions of young menees who are on the brink of starvation and they are many challenges on the ground for international observers diplomatic editor james frey's explains now from the united nations. the u.n. security council has started work drawing up a draft resolution that would indorse what was agreed in stockholm last week and give a mandate for a u.n. monitoring mission in yemen news that has been welcomed by the spokesman for the u.n. secretary general it will be. that it will send a strong signal from the international from the international community in support of the u.s. work of this where mr griffiths is done and what mr cameron. camera. will lead the dutch general patrick cameras who's leading the monitoring mission has been briefing the un

hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're with al-jazeera also coming up on the program yemen's hoofy rebels start handing control of the vital port of her data to the navy and coast guard under u.n. supervision. egypt says it security forces have killed forty people they are calling terrorists following the attack on a tourist bus in giza. and russia fences off crimea causing off the peninsular alec's from the rest of ukraine. welcome to the program our top story turkey has sent dozens more tanks to itself in border with syria in preparation for a possible attack on kurdish y.p. g. forces who ankara calls terrorists at least fifty tanks arrived at a command post in a province in turkey it comes a day off to kurdish forces the syrian army to enter beach to protect the city from a turkish attack the syrian army says it did so on friday but both the u.s. and turkey say there's no evidence to support this claim just over a week ago u.s. president donald trump announced that the u.s. will withdraw its troops from syria meanwhile russia and turkey have agreed to coordinate with each other

watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes yemen's hoofy rebels pulled back from the data port under united nations supervision the latest step towards peace. russia and turkey promised more coordination in syria reflecting shifting ally and.

in september twenty fourth scene the hoofy rebels took control of the capital sana'a. president hardy's government fled to the southern port city of aden making it to provisional capital. saudi arabia accused the who sees of receiving iranian support and formed an arab military coalition to support hardy. according to u.n. estimates the country's inhabitants possess forty to sixty million weapons. diverse armed groups known as the popular resistance committees quickly formed to fight against the who theories alongside the saudi led coalition. they are brigades were on this side. of the swat guys one group on the other during clashes going to add up all started running and my son was standing next to this dog. he took a bullet to the side of his head and it came out the other side. the other while a blast brigades are among the most controversial groups in the popular resistance the salafi militia was founded by shaikh abdel abdul fatah also known as abu allah bus who has been accused of having links to al qaeda. in the. security headquarters were attacked a security pe

twelve people and injured twenty five to the weekend clashes between the backed government forces and hoofy rebels happened two days before a un brokered cease fire is due to begin today to handle seventy percent of all food aid imports to yemen and has been besieged for months. security forces in nigeria are being accused of not doing enough to stop farmers and rival herders killing each other amnesty international research has documented more than three thousand six hundred killings since twenty sixteen most of them this year all are linked to the fight between filani herdsman and farmers in response to the report the nigerian military has accused amnesty international of trying to destabilize nine cheerio. the violence has hit states across central and northern nigeria and it's mainly over land ownership and use farmers looking to raise crops forthwith has been trying to graze cattle problems between the two communities have been heightened in a recent years by a growing population there's a lot of water and also changes to farming methods hundreds of attacks on villages across nigeria h

and some news from yemen where security officials say hoofy rebels have handed over control of the vital port of a data to the government's navy and coast guard the transfer was carried out under the supervision of the united nations it's all part of a peace deal we did in sweden earlier this month who fees in saudi backed forces have also agreed to open up humanitarian aid corridor or starting with the road from the data to the capital sun. that's the news selby all. in the history of conflict between east and west. the mightiest battle between cristiana to slam. a holy war in the name of religion. for the first time. the story of the crusades. from an arab perspective. love. love. love. by the early twelfth century. european crusades had successfully captured not only the holy city of jerusalem. but huge swathes of the most of. the ancient one loves that lead. to suddenly what in the can you look at its authenticity. the muslim world a mighty power for the last four centuries was shocked by the christian annexation of large parts of their empire. and lay him by the home until the stump

special envoy to yemen and hoofy rebels are now in sweden for talks the saudi backed government delegation is also on its way it's hoped the negotiations will end the four year old war which the u.n. says has led to the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history joins us live now from uppsala north of stockholm where those talks are should will take place hashem it be a very bold person that said this is the beginning of a peace process this is yemen we're talking about but but what can we build on here peter for the international community and the u.n. in particular just to have the warring factions meeting here in sweden is a significant step forward the first encounter since to thousand and sixteen they know that they are so divided the almost four years of quiet in have driven a wedge between the different components of the yemeni society we're talking about of the amount which is sort of on the verge of disintegrating assesses movement in the south calling for independence the whole thing is asserting their control more you have also the day in the arabian peninsula which has been ex

twelve people and injured twenty five the weekend clashes between saudi backed government forces and hoofy rebels happened two days before u.n. break could ceasefire is due to begin. so dance president omar al bashir has become the first arab leader to visit syria since the beginning of the war nearly eight years ago he met the syrian president bashar al assad in damascus both leaders stand accused of war crimes linked to the conflicts in their countries. at least sixty percent of all refugees live in just ten countries all of them are in the global south the u.n. says. there is a need for greater international cooperation when it comes to sharing responsibility needed to support them because cripples from one such camp at the mauritania in mali in border that's in dire need of help the people of timbuktu are on the move escaping while they can mohamed. as you know war played out away from the public his family survived rebel occupations drone strikes and bombings. deep in the desert rebel groups and armed forces a cliff the seven nations including the united states the u.k. and france are

end the war in yemen the announcement follows a decision by the saudi led coalition to allow injured hoofy rebels to leave the country for medical treatment talks are due to be held in sweden later this month. an exchange of electronic messages appears to show the extent of jamal khashoggi is fear about the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sell mom c.n.n. gained access to more than four hundred watts messages with a saudi journalist and activist omar abdel aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account the us president donald trump says china has agreed to reduce tariffs on american cars he made the announcement on twitter two days after meeting china's president xi jinping in buenos aires the two leaders agreed to a ninety day hold on the escalating trade war and said they'll use the time to try to resolve their differences the world bank says it's doubling funding to two hundred billion dollars to help the poor countries prepare for climate change in hours from comes as leaders gather in poland for un talks aimed at tackling global warming leaders and delegates

has voted to send observers to yemen to monitor a fragile truce between the saudi led coalition and hoofy rebels a vote concerns the implementation of a cease fire and yemen's key port city of data on the withdrawal of rival forces from the area it comes after a u.n. brokered peace negotiations or yemen's warring parties agreed to a cease fire in sweden last week or to find out more let's speak to our diplomatic editor james bays at u.n. headquarters in new york what does this mean for yemen and the progress that was made in sweden the other week. well i think what the security council is trying to do here first is to endorse what happened last week in sweden and to make it legally binding so that very fragile shaky cease fire are now is backed by a u.n. security council resolution the u.n. wants to send monitors the secretary general could have done that on his own sending monitors to the region there are some already in the region and i think in the next twenty four hours or so an advance team will actually make its way to her data but what this resolution does is actually allow them to

a handshake marking an interim deal for yemen the hoofy chief negotiator and the yemeni foreign minister and some had doubted would even agree to meet at least talks were both beaming the first good news after years of war in a country that has the worst humanitarian situation on earth. you have reached an agreement on the day the port and city which will see him mucho really prime and our forces from the port and the says the and the establishment of a guard order it a governor it wide ceasefires. the un will play a leading role in the ports and these will facilitate the many turning excess of the floor routes to the civilian population and it will improve the living conditions for millions of yemenis the talks in the swedish castle had lasted seven days some of the language in the deal they produce seems vague and there are many details still to be resolved trust between the two sides is clearly lacking both made it clear they don't abide by the deal if their opponents did too and a lot of them that we can look at to agreement signed serious effort has been taken firstly the release of

sweden there was a major breakthrough on the final day of talks between the yemeni government and hoofy rebels organized by the united nations but it's science have agreed to a cease fire in her data and the withdrawal of troops from the red sea port city which is the main route for food and medical aid into yemen the u.n. also says that what they call a mutual understanding has been reached on deescalation in the city of thais the other major center of fighting but this comes after a deal was agreed on tuesday for a prisoner exchange in january involving around fifteen thousand people on both sides nations has announced another round of talks will not take place at the end of january james face reports from new york. a handshake marking an interim deal for yemen the hoofy chief negotiator and the yemeni foreign minister and some are doubted would even agree to meet at least talks were both beaming the first good news after years of war in a country that has the worst humanitarian situation on earth. we have reached an agreement on the day the port and city which will see any moocher re

has been a major breakthrough on the final day of talks in sweden between the yemeni government and hoofy rebels organized by the united nations both sides have agreed to a ceasefire in the port city of her data the main route for food and medical aid into yemen and a deescalation in the city of thais. from the sound on antonio terrors that it's. the u.s. senate in the meantime will vote shortly on a resolution to end support for the sounded coalition in yemen asceticism voted sixty two thirty nine to advance the measure on wednesday a similar move was defeated in march but support has increased since the murder of saudi journalist. has been a series of violent incidents between palestinians and israelis in the last twenty four hours two palestinians were killed in different israeli military raids or two israeli soldiers died after a shooting at a bus stop in the occupied west bank and they've been more casualties in separate incidents. the u.k. parliament will hold a vote on to reason may's breaks a deal as soon as possible in january called into the prime minister's office it comes as m

yemen's hoofy rebel fave the main port city of data should be declared a neutral zone the iran backed rebels also suggest the united nations could play a role in running some airports that he's made these comments on the sidelines of talks in sweden aimed at ending the war in yemen. and china has summoned canada's ambassador over the arrest of a top executive of tech giant huawei and warned there will be strong consequences if she is not released may one joe will remain in custody canada over the weekend as prosecutors seek to extradite her to the united states which accuses her of breaching sanctions on iran but the arrest raises serious questions about whether the current temporary truce between america and china is likely to hold that's it from the team here in london if you find asia is next in nepal poverty leaves children vulnerable and at risk but sometimes those who say they can help cause the most harm one of many shines a light on predators in the aid industry. on al-jazeera. if you find fresh perspectives through the men's of know who filmmakers around the globe. oh. yeah i

fifty hoofy fighters wounded in the war in yemen evacuated from the capital sanaa the united nations plane with three doctors on board taking them to a hospital and musk out and oman right that is. yemen has the responsibility of each and every one of his noble citizens just as we sacrifice our souls our blood and our children you too must do so. iran back to thies took the capital sun during a major uprising in two thousand and fourteen forcing president months or heidi into exile more than ten thousand people have been killed since the saudi u.a.e. coalition began its air campaign in support of how these internationally recognized government the following year the intervention and aerial bombardment of who the rebels has led to what the u.n. calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis the world health organization says yemen is experiencing the worst cholera outbreak with nearly three thousand deaths and more than a million people infected more than three million people have been internally displaced and twenty two million people are in need of humanitarian help now four years on

of january james bays reports from new york it's a handshake marking an interim deal for yemen the hoofy chief negotiator and the yemeni foreign minister and some had doubted would even agree to meet at least talks will both be the first good news after years of war in a country that has the worst humanitarian situation on earth. we have reached an agreement on the day the port and city which will see a move will really poignant of forces from the port and the says the and the establishment of a gun ordered a governor it wide cease fires. the un will play a leading role in the ports and these will facilitate the many turning excess of the floor routes to the civilian population and it will improve the living conditions for millions of yemenis the talks in the swedish castle had lasted seven days some of the language in the deal they produce seems vague and there are many details still to be resolved trust between the two sides is clearly lacking both made it clear that they don't need abide by the deal if there are opponents to to. oh that we can look at two agreements signed serious eff

watching the news our live from headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes yemen's hoofy rebels pulled back from the data port under united nations supervision the latest step towards peace. russia and turkey promised more coordination in syria reflecting shifting alliances with the planned pullout of u.s. forces. calls for peace on the eve of the democratic republic of congo's controversial and long delayed election. also ahead positive signals from both the u.s. and chinese leaders about their differences including their trade war. with the rebels in yemen have handed over control of the vital lifeline port of who data to the government's navy and coast guard the transfer of the ports along with two others is part of a peace deal reached in sweden earlier this month aimed at ending almost four years of war which is costly humanitarian disaster and saudi backed forces have also agreed to open up aid corridors here's paul to georgia through. this moment is what. tens of thousands of yemenis have been wanting for years a respite and a chance for permanent peace and then to

diplomatic editor james face supports from new york a handshake marking an interim deal for yemen the hoofy chief negotiator and the yemeni foreign minister and some had doubted would even agree to meet at least talks were both beaming the first good news after years of war in a country that has the worst humanitarian situation on earth. you have reached an agreement on the day the port and city which will see will really poignant of forces from the port and the says the and the establishment of a going order it a governorate wide ceasefires. the un will play a leading role in the ports and this will facilitate the many turning excess on the floor routes to the civilian population and it will improve the living conditions for millions of yemenis the talks in the swedish castle had lasted seven days some of the language in the deal they produce seems vague and there are many details still to be resolved trust between the two sides is clearly lacking both made it clear they don't abide by the deal if their opponents did too at a low that we can look at to agreement signed serious effort has b

is against want by gallaudet's protesters this time demanding among americans resignation yemen's hoofyebels call for the key port city of data to be made into a neutral zone as the peace talks continue in sweden. china warns that there will be strong consequences over the arrest of hallway executive mainline joe on fraud charges. welcome to the program our top story this hour u.s. president donald trump has confirmed that his chief of staff john kelly will leave the white house at the end of the year the retired marine corps general spent sixteen months in the role and was initially brought on board to provide a steady hand to the trump of ministration but he reportedly had a difficult relationship with the president which continued to which continue to deteriorate in recent months and fueled expectations of his eventual departure. john kelly will be leaving rita but i don't know if i can say retiring but he's a great guy john kelly will be leaving at the end of the here will be announcing who will be taking john's place it might be on an interim basis i'll be announcing that over the

with your top stories from al-jazeera yemen's hoofy rebels have handed over control of the vital lifeline porter for data to government forces the transfers part of a peace deal reached in sweden earlier this month aimed at ending almost four years of or which has caused a humanitarian disaster has paul to judge. this moment is what tens of thousands of yemenis have been wanting for years a chance to end the street to street fighting.

i know i'm in london just a quick look at the top stories now yemen's hoofy rebels are holding peace talks in sweden with representatives of the saudi backed government they've signed a prisoner swap the u.n. also wants on a airport to reopen and a ceasefire in the battleground city of data all reports now from rym in suite. it was a rare moment of agreement yemeni rivals e.g. give. before the start of two that. this is the first time diverts these two thousand and sixteen. u.n. on.

could be saved if the truce is fully implemented and was agreed at peace talks in sweden last week by hoofy rebels and government leaders backed by the saudi u.a.e. led coalition the truce is fragile but yemenis and one day to hope it will bring peace. with the minute we are optimistic about the ceasefire it means the return of life to her data in the past there was no aggression no shelling there was security . to mystic of the cease fire will bring peace we are optimistic that the war will stop i mean how many families and people die and how many children are the victims of war. led coalition says it supports the seas far and that the who things should prove their commitment to its. mother got this cease fire is a test for the who these in front of the international community especially the un and the countries involved in the peace talks it is a test of the commitment towards sparing him and its people from destruction and to reach the next stage of political settlement of the human woman let's take a quick look back at how yemen's war unfolded who the rebels with help from troops loyal

the red cross delivered more than three thousand parcels to the city a cease fire was agreed between hoofy rebels and the yemeni government to un back talks in sweden on thursday. the presence of our delegation in sweden is very important and we've sent a message to the world that we're with peace and we want to achieve peace talks were successful would put us on the right path to peace and to improve the humanitarian situation the human tragedy in yemen is unprecedented. right so. we can now speak to our diplomatic editor james bell joins us live at the united nations and so james there were already existing fears about whether this cease fire could survive and that already appears to have been put to the test. they knew it was going to be difficult this is a very difficult task some reports of some clashes on the edge of data and that i think is why the united nations is working very urgently it has speed it doesn't normally work out in its force generation unit of its peacekeeping department trying to come up with a monitoring team that would go into data again something the u.n. doesn'

armed will be deployed for an initial period of thirty days this is part of a peace deal agreed by hoofy rebels and the saudi backed yemeni government at talks in rimbaud in sweden last week it's hoped the limited ceasefire and the withdrawal of troops from the port city will lead to a breakthrough in the civil war here's our diplomatic it is a james ways from the u.n. headquarters building in new york. this resolution passed unanimously endorses the deployment of u.n. monitors to yemen i'm told the first advance team could be there in her data in a matter of hours they will then decide how many monitors there should be i'm told mission they were talking about thirty but they could go up to a figure of one hundred sixty seven the other thing the security council hopes this will do is bring momentum to the peace process with more talks to you in january the u.k. ambassador was the one who drafted this resolution the most important matter now is that we turn to urgent implementation it's vital that the parties finally thier neck commitments to pave the way for a formal mean launch of negot

this have only on the fragile truce between china and the united states in their current trade war hoofy rebels and yet many government representatives are preparing to meetings sweden talks are aimed at the talks are aimed at bringing the four year war in yemen to an end the united nations says the conflict has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis and the french government is abandoning a fuel tax hike which led to weeks of violent protests a promise on tuesday that us on the rise for six months wasn't enough to quell the demonstrations which are spread into wider rallies against president emanuel economic policies with headlines on al jazeera coming up next year inside story. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. after nearly four years of fighting both sides in the yemen war appear ready to end the conflict government and hooty delegations are meeting in sweden for talks but what would a peace deal look like for yemen an

sponsored talks due to start in sweden are expected to bring together the hoofy supported by iran and yemeni government leaders backed by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates we hope now that the u.n. consultations can begin later this week and this is of course significant it would be the first time in more than two years that the parties are meeting now to get the parties to this conflict to to come to one place for crossing patient has not been easy. but is now a decisive step in our efforts to end the suffering in yemen. as a goodwill gesture the saudi u.a.e. coalition fighting the who these allowed fifty wounded rebel fighters to be flown to oman for hospital treatment that was one of the conditions for peace to attend the talks similar talks collapsed soon after they began three months ago the people who are being let out of prison who are being exchanged who are being allowed to evacuate for treatment these are the men who are closest to the warring parties in yemen as always it's the women and the children who are suffering most and who will come last. the u.n. says the h

day off the fighting broke out despite the warring parties agreeing to a cease fire video ad on a hoofy t.v. network appears to show as strikes by the saudi coalition on friday witnesses say yes one woman was killed and another two severely injured a ceasefire for the city was announced after a breakthrough in peace talks in sweden all day. turkey's foreign minister has once again called on saudi arabia to cooperate with its investigation into the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. said that turkey will continue to seek justice for khashoggi is murder. president made it very clear that. it has been a very transparent and then vetted credible investigation we haven't received any or any. investigation from saw this i saw it has to be a very credible and transparent one and third he will not give up on this issue we will build them well moving to developments in cameroon when only three hundred people accused of taking part in a separatist movement have been released from prison cameron's president paul bia ordered that release on thursday in an effort to bring calm to the divided coun

in the latest round of violence surrounding yemen's critical port city of the data fighting between hoofy rebels and saudi amorality backed government forces comes two days before a un brokered cease fire is due to come into effect. sudan's president omar al bashir has become the first arab leader to visit syria since the beginning of the war almost eight years ago he met the syrian president bashar al assad in damascus both leaders stand accused of war crimes linked to conflicts in their country. thousands of people have been protesting in hungary as capital budapest it's the fourth demonstration this week against prime minister viktor orban and his controversial laws that have been passed by the right wing government bowie chalons reports. for the fourth day now protesters have been on the streets of the hungary in capital budapest recent law changes abroad thousands of people out to denounce prime minister viktor orban right wing government you know it's been a long void i think that this content is growing and with this not only anger and frustration but also those voices which would

tourist bus in cairo that killed three foreigners and egyptian guide security officials in yemen say hoofy rebels have handed over control of the vital port of data to the government's navy and coast guard the transfer was carried out under the supervision of the united nations as part of a peace deal reached in sweden earlier this month who fees in saudi backed forces have also agreed to open up humanitarian aid corridos starting with the road from her data to the capital sana in our other top stories turkey has sent dozens more tanks to its southern border with syria in preparation for a possible attack on kurdish y p g forces who calls terrorists at least fifty tanks arrived at a command post in sunday or for province in turkey it comes a day off to kurdish forces oss the syrian army to enter a man beach to protect the city from a turkish attack a syrian army says it did so on friday but both the united states and turkey is saying there's no evidence to support this claim. meanwhile russia and turkey have agreed to coordinate with each other in northern syria after the withdrawal of u.s

united nations has welcomed the redeployment of yemen's hoofy forces away from her data on saturday their own backed rebels. began to leave the port city a sponsor of a u.n. sponsored dale agreed with the senate government earlier this month and the u.n. says independent verification is needed to ensure the who is remain in line with the stockholm agreement where much less than a ports. the first tentative step which yemenis hope could lead to a new future. the fighters have controlled the part of the data for much of the almost four year conflict. these pictures show some boarding trucks and leaving reportedly to be redeployed around the city it's part of an agreement reached the talks in sweden and in her data hosted by the united nations who the rebels backed by iran and yemen's government supported by a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have also agreed to uphold a cease fire in the city that i was delighted today because of the thing and we want these kind of that official. came late but god willing the ceasefire will hold and the. god willing the ceasefire w

brokered cease fire between hoofy rebels and they sound emirati backed yemeni government moment at zero has this update. the month leading the u.n. cease fire morning says retired general but you come in other than he's there for talks with government officials as well as tribal elders from other than he's a potential trouble to our where he's going to meet other members of his team was already arrived in the control and together they're expected to take the drummy by route to the where they're going to be for the phos time see the city that there would be more littering the ceasefire from. the day the cease fire is seen as an essential step in and the conflict in yemen so far but diplomats say that it will take sustained in time much more pressure on both sides to have it succeed the point of a day that is a vital lifeline for millions of yemen it's worth facing what the u.n. is calling the world's wast humanitarian crisis and it's one of the reasons why the peace talks so far centered on ensuring that these a cease fire to ensure that these continued supply of aid to the millions of y

resumed in the area on friday despite some agreements between the yemeni government representatives and hoofy fighters during talks in sweden a leader of the rebel group says they want the ceasefire in the polls that have data to come into effect on choose day government forces. by the cease fire date. the date will be the eighteenth of this month it will be the start of the ceasefire in the strict of what we do know that right now on the ground there is an escalation of fighting there are airstrikes there were tons of them yesterday which means they are not dealing positively with this agreement. to south asia or where really will become a single has been the reappointed because prime minister the only two months after his firing set off a political crisis but all fernandez has more from the capital colombo. running the vicar missing has sworn in as prime minister by the president who sacked him fifty days ago. dang. i got my dick armey but i'm starting my duties as prime minister the second thing is to name the cabinet today we're committing to first bring him back to normalcy to the countr

and his team visited the port today they also holding talks with hoofy leaders they've already constituted that a deployment coordination committee which is being led by the general and but the real test. in all what is happening now is whether the parties who ordered the deadline buckle up since at the end of the first week of january for a complete troop withdraw from both white or point you get the feeling that these look quite low level skirmishes in and around to date will fizzle out and disappear ultimately over the coming couple of days or so it's yemen and nothing is simple and i don't think anyone is brave enough to say they will fizzle out but again nobody is expecting their guns to go silent all of a sudden because of the amount of suspicion and bad blood between the two groups so this coming as were expected and they're not causing much worry about it but as the deadline nears draws near the would be moments when people would be really fearful about the whole cease fire collapsing that's what it depends on understood thanks very much. the democratic republic of congo is gearing

special envoy for yemen and hoofy rebels have arrived in sweden for talks a saudi backed government delegation is also on its way it's hoped the negotiations will end of a four year old war with say u.n. says has led to the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history and reports. humanitarian organizations are hoping this who the delegation that arrived in stockholm and a yemeni government delegation arriving from saudi arabia will come to an agreement that will help protect millions of yemenis threatened by fighting famine and disease.

could remain as they are until sunday more than six hundred people have been arrested and yemen's hoofy rebels say the main port city of a data should be declared and neutral zone if he's made the comments on the sidelines of talks in sweden aimed at ending. on now to zimbabwe where a new outbreak of cholera has killed at least five people infected hundreds of others in the country is puts more pressure on an already weak public health system which is struggling to deal with the fallout of a junior doctor strike. brings us more now from mount darwin. health workers to speak the cholera outbreak in mount darwin started here is a gold mine is used water from a nearby river that's believed to be contaminated. the area where he works is remote and the roads are bad that's why he said some people didn't get to hospital until it was too late. after i finished eating i started feeling strange and i knew something was wrong but they kept on working in the mine thinking it wasn't serious when it became serious i can do or spittle tests were done and confirmed the date caller. more than two hundr

you know the fighting continues on the ground in yemen at least seven hoofy fighters and one soldier from the saudi and iran to coalition have been killed in al donna province coalition forces are trying to push the who feeds from the hills to the south of the town of damped has also been fighting in the central city of. a u.s. sponsored draft resolution that would have condemned the palestinian group hamas has failed to pass of the u.n. general assembly and measure failed to win the required two thirds majority. the last migrant rescue ship operating off the coast of libya is ending its operation aquarius which saved thousands of migrants from drowning lost its registration in september doctors without borders the charity that operates the boat says a smear campaign by european governments has forced it to stop its rescue missions . all right those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story that you're going to watch. a critical moment for donald trump and his relationship with the saudi crown prince u.s. senators blaine mohammed bin sound man for th

general patrick comet's has been hosting talks between the saudi and emirati backed government and hoofy rebels inside the port city for the first time they plan to meet again on phase say a cease fire is in place said but the whole fees are accusing coalition forces of violating the truth whereas ground attacks in at least twenty eight as strikes coalition commanders haven't responded to those allegations. but to morehead on this sound jazeera news hour including face to face two former presidents both ousted from power meet in the courtroom and settling scores in iraq the story of violence between tribes and the police officers trying to stop. an australian cricketer cameron bancroft breaks his silence on a ball tampering scandal we'll tell you who his pointing the finger at. russia is accusing israel of endangering two passenger planes when it launched missiles into syria syrian state media reporting that several missiles were downed by ed defenses near damascus before they hit their targets stephanie dowrick has been following developments from jerusalem. russia's accused israel of a

talks to end the war in yemen are set to begin in sweden ahead of the planned stot off the talks the hoofy delegation the rebel delegation threatened to close or to u.n. planes unless said demands are met the government side has responded by demanding a full rebel withdraw from the city of her data the discussions were due to begin in the last hour last hour but have been delayed. there's been a bomb attack on a police building in the iranian port city of the ha local reports say four people have been killed in nearly twenty injured the city is in the prevent province of baluchistan in the border with pakistan no one has claimed responsibility yet for the attack. the lawyer for the family of any talian student who was tortured and killed in egypt is urging five egyptian suspects to come forward italian prosecutors say the men are members of the secret service and police and believe they have to have done any in twenty sixteen to twenty eight year old was researching the egyptian trade unions at the time. china is demanding the release of the chief financial officer of huawei technologies m