as gulf states survive the control of trade along the horn of africa. we've got some rather disturbed weather coming in see parts of japan over the next day or so you can see this area cloud which has been making its way away clear skies to come back in behind for a time and then this never the next weather system starts to push a move to see some clouds drifting through the east china sea running across japan twenty celsius some sunshine around as we go on through friday but then we start to feel the influence of a northerly breeze temperatures fall back to around nine celsius in tokyo bits and pieces of cloud and rain coming in at this stage clear skies come back and behind separate cells is across the korean peninsula just thirty degrees there in beijing we've been getting into the twenty's mossad on the into the twenty's into the southeast of china twenty five celsius but for central and eastern parts still some outbreaks of very heavy rain pushing through here shanghai clear through temperatures pick up to around seventeen souses on saturday with th

control of the port it's not only commercial ventures it's driving these country's interests in the horn of africa the u.a.e. has built a military base in eritrea is port city of a sob and the u.a.e. has sought to acquire more ports in the horn of africa and the red sea but this is being contested by countries including china and turkey with this competition the whole of africa seems to be heading towards more foreign influence about a manly outas there are now finally this bulletin brazil and the u.s. have silentio to launch u.s. satellites from brazil is being seen as another sign of closer ties between president and are trying to ministration part as daniel in the reports from northern brazil not everyone's happy. this community was a victim once before when the outcome to relaunch space opened in the late one nine hundred eighty s. now they live just outside the base and fear further expansion no war they have never consulted us we've had no concrete information about it we heard they were restating in negotiation that was initiated many years ago back in those days we managed to block it thes

well the entire region of the horn of africa and the east african coast has course been the site of the discovery of the development exploitation. all as well as natural gas resources is also city typically located. arabian peninsula it is located near the gulf of aden which is one of the most lucrative shipping lanes in the world so the u.s. does have to teach an interest in this area and since it's really not reported by the mainstream media and the united states they feel they can and will bomb somalia on a weekly basis of course there will be no political repercussions. somalia tragic as it is it slipped from the news cycle has not ok thanks for your time and i mean i came away from the pan-african newswire thanks for your time. the better our over integration between the e.u. and hungary has now led to the suspension of the far right prime minister viktor orban party from the european parliament's largest political grouping. feeders will be suspended with immediate effect and until further notice following today's vote members this is. no attendance any party meeting new voting rig

control of the port it's not only commercial ventures it's driving these country's interests in the horn of africa the u.a.e. has built a military base in eritrea is port city of a sob and the u.a.e. has sought to acquire more ports in the horn of africa and the red sea but this is being contested by countries including china and turkey with this competition the whole of africa seems to be heading towards more foreign influence. manly al-jazeera or the biggest block in the european parliament has suspended the ruling party of hungary and prime minister viktor orban they are a pain people's party says or dess party has a violation of principles need has more from brussels. effective immediately the finnish party of viktor or ben has been suspended from the european people's party that's the biggest party within the e.u. parliament now the head of the e.p.a. verba came out and said of the hundred and ninety out of one hundred ninety four members voted in favor of this move now what does it mean it means that the fetus party has lost any voting powers within the p.p. cannot field any candidates and c

was instrumental as you may know in the arrangements this fall in the horn of africa negotiations in ethiopia with eritrea and when you talk to the heads of u.a.e. think tanks and officials from the ministries they talk a lot about the horn of africa southern arabian peninsula the commercial routes and they kind of u.a.e. led security and commercial vision for the entire region which is in many ways much larger than the saudi vision and of course you know the whole blockade against qatada was against qatar having an outsized view of its own role in the region and not lying lining up with the others but in many ways the organ can be made that u.a.e. is doing exactly what qataris accused of which is playing a kind of a regional hedging monica role and playing the role of stabilizing and of asserting an economic vision beyond just what the g.c.c. decide is important for the region well in lawrence from george washington university great to get your analysis thank you. well there's plenty more ahead this news hour including. life among the ruins we'll tell you why people in mosul are stru

of the pan african newswire told us the u.s. has failed to justify its military role in somalia. while africa has. justified. war two bombing of the horn of africa nation of somalia this is escalated since the trumpet ministration has been off in office for the last two years there's absolutely no results from this other than turning more people in somalia against us policy and of course we've heard for decades now that these bombs are perception got it sounds that he did not harm civilians but we know that that is not the case he's a methodology. to test out these new weapons they can just label people as being al-qaeda or isis and then therefore people should not question how many people have died on the ground but these problems in somalia have been the developing for decades and they should be dealt with diplomatically he has no military solution to the question of who is going to control somalia. the bitter fight over immigration between the e.u. and hungary has now led to the suspension of far right prime minister viktor or bonds party from the european parliament's largest political group. feeders will be suspended with immediat

while africa has to justify the . bombing of the horn of africa nation of somalia this is escalated. ministration has been off. for the last two years there's absolutely no results than this other than turning more people in somalia against us policy and of course we've heard for decades now that these bombs are perception. that they did not harm civilians we know that that is not the case these a methodology. to test out these new weapons they can just label people as being al qaeda i says and then therefore people should not question how many people are on the ground but these problems in somalia have been developing decades and they should be dealt with diplomatically is no military solution to the question of who is going to control somalia. u.s. politicians already setting out their campaign strategies for the twenty twenty presidential election and they're using every means at their disposal to be friendly even revealing personal details like drug taking. have you noticed most i have an i.j. and i am male i dated i dated him. forty

it is relevant too kenya in the horn of africa. the report mentioned p pollutio, emissions, and contaminated water. extreme flooding and drorought have been n problems here in kenya.a. macron isrelevavant as engaging witith leaders at this conference here. >> the french president w will e in kenya today, as you mentioned. sinces the first visit the nation became independent in 196363 what else is on his a agenda? >> he has just arrivived behinid me. he has walked into the statehouse. the economy will be a a big item onon his agendaa today befororee gets into the environmental side of things tomomorrow. from thehe statehouse, h he wilo to the businesss distrtrict, to talk aboutut partnership and infrfrastructure p project to bg hi-speeded rail from nairobi's business district to the airport. >> thank you. it is time for the business news with s steve and c carol. we start with exit. the british goverernment has announced what tariffs it would apply y if it avaves withohout a deal. >> theheresa may promised to publish this plan ahehe

and fierce competition as gulf states are vying for control of trade along the horn of africa. we've got some rather disturbed weather coming in see parts of japan over the next day or so you can see this area cloud which has been making its way away clearer skies to come back in behind for a time within the next weather system starts to push a mool see some clouds drifting through the east china sea running across japan twenty celsius some sunshine around as we go on through friday but then we start to feel the influence of a northerly breeze temperatures fall back to around the one celsius in tokyo pieces of cloud and rain coming in at this stage clear skies come back and behind seven itself is across the korean peninsula just thirty degrees the in beijing we've been getting into the twenty's mossad along.

of the pan-african news why he says that the u.s. has failed to adequately justify its military role in somalia. while africa has to justify a. war to bombing the horn of africa nation of somalia this is escalated since the trumpet ministration has been off in office for the last two years there's absolutely no results than this other than trying to get more people in somalia against us policy and of course we've heard for decades now that these bombs are perception. that they did not harm civilians we know that that is not the case these a methodology. to test out these weapons they can just label people as being al qaeda i says and then therefore people should not question how many people on the ground but these problems in somalia have been developing decades and they should be dealt with diplomatically is no military solution to the question of who is going to control somalia. u.s. department of agriculture is facing a scandal over experiments on animals some of the tests reportedly included feeding infected dead kittens to healthy ones the scientists reportedly spent more than twenty million dollars. to buy cats and dogs from asia for these tes

nine million refugees currently live in the horn of africa sudan has been instructed to prevent them from setting off for europe. we have an appointment with a local police chief. one i learned a few thousand who are here illegally in the always maintained that as long as european nations other refugees destination and suffer from illegal migration they have to pay in the shape of transport modern surveillance equipment modern vehicles even airplanes that can monitor the long borders into ethiopia and eritrea. because a. the police chief of claims representatives of the e.u. and individual member states had promised him more. something to give to you dimia who are owed well they made a lot of promises wholesale i can't say nothing has arrived but what we've received doesn't suffice given the current number of migrants. but all that comes to mind right now are a few motorcycles. motorcycles are the bull so you didn't look just like us i think that it would grow. takes time we want to know what happens to the people detained at the border and are granted permission to visit one of the

trips toade numerous iraq, the horn of africa, so she is one of those great correspondence who likes to get her hands dirty in the field. the public policy honored her with an award for her outstanding work in journalism. barbara joined us at the brussels' summit in july were she had a conversation with nato secretary -- with the nato secretary-general, so thank you, barbara, for leading this conversation. find courage you to join us congress -- i encourage you to join the conversation on twitter using the hashtag ac defense. thank you for being here, and please join me in welcoming general dunford and barbara to the stage. [applause] >> one general dunford story. every once in a while, you run into general dunford unexpectedly. one time it was 5:00 and i was walking in some part of the pentagon, and there he is, barbara, what are you working on? i had no idea what i was working on. .ever again will i be caught dunford, ito general have to have something i'm working on just in case. about the notion of the return of great power conversation, so i don't want to be the one to talk abou

area of responsibility that at the time he commanded more than 4 million square miles from the horn of africa, the arabian peninsula, iraq, afghanistan, south and central asia. as he rose to the ranks he always kept his mind sharp. he achieved a master's degree in middle eastern studies from harvard university. a scholar at the university of jordan. after 34 years of service to his nation, he retired from the u.s. military in 2007 and is now a fellow at stanford university's hoover institution. in 2005 i was a major in the marine corps reserve recalled active duty to spend close to a year and a half as a staff officer for general abizaid when he was the centcom commander. pretty much as with them everywhere in the world during that time in iraq, afghanistan, pakistan, egypt, central asia and yes, yemen and saudi arabia appeared as a difficult time in the region, especially in iraq. what i witnessed a yen and day out is everything you would want in an american general and an american public servant serving our country. a man of the highest integrity, a warrior, scholar, intellectual , a truly