. -- the houthis. it is still mostly holding.fficials visited riyadh as part of efforts to end the conflict. talks began in april. i spoke to i give many -- a yemeni political commentator. >> it is not secret that factions within the movement haven't been satisfied with officials who are warming up with talking saudi arabia. they themselves have been able to hold the capital throughout the conflict, but they haven't been able to gain more territory since the last time was 2020. the situation is at a stalemate. someone wants to do something. i think it is important to approach this with caution because no one benefits, not even the houthis. they don't benefit from such escalation and i don't think the attack by itself is enough to get us back to square one back to the actual conflict. >> the saudi led coalition warned houthi forces that such actions are not consistent with positive efforts being made to end the crisis. the droid forces -- the joint forces command condemns the attacks and says it reserves the right to respond to th

between saudi arabia and yemen's houthi rebels. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. there is no agreement in sight in detroit as the united auto workers union is now striking against the city's big three automakers — ford, general motors, and stellantis — after parties failed to reach an consensus over labour policies. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. it is estimated that over 12,000 workers began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. on friday, president biden weighed in on the fight urging auto companies to share their profits with employees. no—one wants a straight, also to go, no—one wants a stroke but lowest—paid workers�* rates. they understand the workers�* frustration of generation and have sacrificed so much to give industry alive and strong especially in this economic crisis and the pandemic. workers deserve the first share of benefits they help create free enterprise

on friday, a houthi delegation landed in saudi arabia on friday for talks on a possible ceasefire.the houthis, which govern most populated parts of yemen. the war in yemen began as a civil conflict between yemeni factions but turned into a full—blown war in 2015 when a saudi—led coalition intervened to support the government. government services have since collapsed and a humanitarian crisis has set in with six million people in yemenjust one step away from famine. last week's deadly earthquake in morocco flattened entire villages, leaving thousands of people homeless. aid organisations say it will take the country years to recover. this week, the government announced that it will help rebuild 50,000 homes. 0ur correspondent sally nabil has more. there are a lot of questions that have been raised after this announcement by the king last night. he announced a reconstruction plan that would provide housing for many families that have been living in makeshift camps over the past couple of days since the earthquake hit this country but the question is how long this plan will take be ex

it was bombed by the saudi led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces.rooms exposed to the sun and the rain. young minds getting an education in war. ahmed was leading the class atjust nine years old, and he gave us his wish list. we want a new school. chairs, doors, windows, black boards. lights and batteries. so this is the new school. and viewers responded. a yemeni donorfunded a new block and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed gives the changes top marks, and he has plenty of big plans. i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver or a doctor. do you think you'll be able to do all these things? sure, i'll do everything and i'll marry a beautiful city girl and she'll make me biscuits. the girls here in the village don't know how to make good biscuits. the city girls know how to make delicious biscuits so good you lick your fingers. back at the river, ahmed has a few moments of fun. but childhood in yemen is short. he is full of hope, full of promise, and he

but houthi is a fighter. he has been blind from birth along with four of his siblings. nine. it is very scary, he tells me. we are afraid of gunshots. when fighting starts we can't go to the park or valley or anywhere. when was the last time you heard fighting and explosions? last night, he says. fort ahmed, school has always been a refuge of sorts. this was our first glimpse of him injanuary 2021. leading morning assembly at the primary school. it was bombed by the saudi—led coalition was occupied by goofy forces. —— houthi forces. ahmed was leading the class atjust nine years old. he had a wish list for peers of the school and viewers responded. thanks to him. this is the new school? much has changed. a yemeni donorfunded a new much has changed. a yemeni donor funded a new block and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed is pleased with the results and has plenty of big plans. i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver, ora doctor. do you think you'll be able to do all these t

a delegation from yemen's houthi rebels landed in saudi arabia on friday for talks on a ceasefire forthese are the first formal meetings since april between saudi arabia and the houthis, which govern most populated parts of yemen. the war in yemen began as a civil conflict between yemeni factions but turned into a full—blown war in 2015, when a saudi—led coalition intervened to support the government. since the conflict began, government services have collapsed and movement around the country has been severly restricted. more than four out of five yemenis struggle to access food, safe water, or basic services on a daily basis. 0ver six million people in yemen are just one step away from famine. earlier i spoke to 0xfam's scott paul about the talks. whitening thank you forjoining us here in the programme. what do you think in your assessment of these talks realistically can achieve?— of these talks realistically can achieve? . ., ., can achieve? thanks for having me on. can achieve? thanks for having me on- this — can achieve? thanks for having me on. this is _ can achieve? thanks for

it was bombed by the saudi—led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces.o him... so this is the new school? ..much has changed. stairs, ahmed. a yemeni donorfunded a new block, and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed is pleased with the results, and has plenty of big plans. "i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver, ora doctor." do you think you'll be able to do all these things? "sure, i'll do everything. "and i'll marry a beautiful city girl, and she'll make me biscuits. "the girls here in the village don't know how to make good biscuits." back at the river, ahmed has a few moments of fun. but childhood in yemen is short. he is full of hope, full of promise, and he has already overcome so much. but he is still a child of war. orla guerin, bbc news, taiz. organisers say it will be the most competitive rugby union world cup ever — and kick off is tomorrow in paris. the opening match is between france and new zealand, but there have been security concerns after

a possible end may be in sight for the years—long war between saudi arabia and yemen's houthi rebels.tern libya, where crews are working around the clock to search for thousands of missing people — in the aftermath of catastrophic floods. it's now five days since the disaster that hit derna — which lies to the east of benghazi and the libyan capital tripoli — and there is still little evidence of much international assistance. our correspondent anna foster has seen the extent of the devastation — and reports on the lack of basic supplies and the likelihood of disease spreading. the first thing that you will notice is how incredibly dark it is. there is no electricity in this city and, actually, the workers, you can see some of them over there, who are using big diggers to search for bodies,

framework of efforts to reach a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire agreement in yemen, mohammad ali al-houthi, a member of the supreme political council. regarding this trip, jamal said that the dialogue with saudi arabia is for the interests of the yemeni people and to overcome the challenge . benjal asemani explained after his trip to india and attending the meeting of the leaders of the group of 20 at the 20th special meeting with hassan to meet the sultan of oman. and slow consultation, experts consider the purpose of this intrusive meeting to be a racket case, but the urgency of the yemen crisis will bring the views of the parties involved in the war in yemen closer together so that a comprehensive solution and sustainable peace can be established in yemen, reducing tension in the region and having an important effect on solving the crisis and the current situation is more promising than ever to deal with it a day after the visit of the saudi crown prince to muscat, the saudi foreign ministry announced the visit of a yemeni delegation to review the peace process and stop the war in riyad

look at the recent situation, between iran and saudi arabia that was broken by china has led to the houthisn yemen who would being supplied with weapons and cruise missiles from iran, abating their war with saudi arabia. so, part of that deal sees better economic ties between saudi arabia and iran in the future development, you know, business connections between the two countries. so, i think you get the sense here, more broadly, that what iran wants as a price to do what the international community's been asking it to do, whether it's sort of stop terrorist activities around the world. or release people that they've wrongfully detained. it always seems to have a financial inducement, max. >> if there's one thing that isn't disputed today, this is wonderful news for the families of people being released. you get a sense of that today, it's been an incredibly hard time for them. >> repter: well, i think they wi, look, one of the detained, his father went to iran to try to get him released. and he was detained too. it's the families of the those detained in iran who had done the heaviest lift

ahmed was leading the class at just houthi forces.changed. a yemeni donor funded a new block and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed is pleased with the results and has plenty of big plans. i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver, ora doctor. do you think you will be able to do all these things? translation: ,, �* ., translation: sure, i'll do everything. _ translation: sure, i'll do everything, and _ translation: sure, i'll do everything, and i'll- translation: sure, i'll do everything, and i'll marry l translation: sure, i'll do everything, and i'll marry a j everything, and i'll marry a beautiful city girl and she will make me biscuits. the girls here in the village don't know how to make good biscuits. the village don't know how to make good biscuits-— good biscuits. back at the river, ahmed has _ good biscuits. back at the river, ahmed has a — good biscuits. back at the river, ahmed has a few— good biscuits. back at the river, ahmed

houthi also warned of plots hashed by yemen's enemies to divide the country. meanwhile he reiterated yemen's. support for the palestinian resistance, condemning any form of normalization with the israeli regime. abdul malik althi made the remarks in a speech on the occasion of the birth anniversary of islam's prophet muhammad, that was marked by huge nationwide rallies in yemen. joining us from asana. is an activist and political commentator who also joins us from sana. welcome to you both. you, first to you, that was huge turn out uh... it happened, um, it was quite incredible, actually when you take, when you take a look at the images that came through, tell us uh about that, and of course highlights that you deem important, hundreds of thousands of yemenes who took to the streets just here in the capital sana, and millions of yemenese who took to the streets in a number of provinces um to commemorate the birthday anniversary of prophet muhammad, um, the speech that was made today was very specific by the leader of the revolution sayid, he directed his talk

it was bombed by the saudi led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces.lassrooms exposed to the sun and the rain. young minds getting an education in war. he was leading the class at just nine years old. he gave us his wish list. we want a new school. chairs, doors, windows. blackboards, lights and batteries. so this is the new school. and viewers responded. a yemeni donor funded a new block and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia after years of bombing yemen's building and other school nearby. he gives the changes top marks in he has plenty of big plans. i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver or a doctor. do you think you will be able to do all of these things? sure. i do everything. and i will marry a beautiful city girl and she will make me this gets. the girls in the village don't know how to make good biscuits. the city girls know how to make delicious biscuits. so good you lick your fingers. back at the river, he has a few moments of fun. but childhood in yemen is short. he is full of hope. full of promise. he has already

since 2016 , hostilities have continued between the houthis and the troops of the internationally recognizedussian foreign ministry is counting on a new round of direct negotiations to resolve the conflict and establish a ceasefire. next is a short advertisement after we continue stay with us. it contains the highest dosage of a substance for pain and inflammation pentalgin extragel against pain and inflammation in muscles and joints pay less cooked pasta 69.90 pyaterochka helps out car prices are constantly jumping when buying or selling a car. check its fair price with auto.ru evaluation. don't get burned. cashback, allow yourself more every month , return 2.5% of the rate with sber bonuses thank you, you will have time to apply for a loan with increased cashback. get a better deal with prime from russian lotto on your mobile at any time bet on luck and at work in training win millions without guessing a single number now from stoloto branded stores have a complex relationship with the internet. oh no, no way, artyom is megafon, he keeps flying with him. switch to megafon, the number one m

the interaction of the two countries at un platforms since 2016 , military operations between the houthis have continued and the troops of the internationally recognized government and the russian foreign ministry are counting on a new round of direct negotiations to resolve the conflict and establishing a sustainable ceasefire. we watch to know everything about russia , the best historical series. and now new footage from veliky novgorod thank you very much, please. dear colleagues, good afternoon, exactly one year ago here in veliky novgorod, with the participation of leading universities and companies , we discussed in detail a project to implement advanced engineering schools, one of which is already operating on the basis of novgorod university, training personnel, including for the innovation center, intelligent electronics technology companies they are deploying their projects in the region, creating new jobs and their team, for this, for such a systematic, thorough approach , opportunities are created for residents and young people to receive decent wages. trained qualified person

it was bombed by the saudi—led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces.f repairs for the school and viewers responded. thanks to him... so this is the new school? ..much has changed. a yemeni donorfunded a new block and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed is pleased with the results and has plenty of big plans. "i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver or a doctor." do you think you will be able to do all these things? "sure, i'll do everything! and i will marry a beautiful city girl and she'll make me biscuits. the girls here in the village don't know how to make good biscuits!" back at the river, ahmed has a few moments of fun. but childhood in yemen is short. he is full of hope, full of promise, and he has already overcome so much. but he is still a child of war. 0rla guerin, bbc news, tais. the supreme court in mexico has decriminalised abortion nationwide. the decision comes two years after the court ruled that abortion was legal in one northern state. i

a possible end may be in sight for the years—long war between saudi arabia and yemen's houthi rebels. workers union is now striking against the city's big three automakers — ford, general motors, and stellantis — after parties failed to reach an consensus over labour policies. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. it is estimated that over 12,000 workers began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. on friday, president biden weighed in on the fight urging auto companies to share their profits with employees.

it was bombed by the saudi—led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces.hanks to him... so this is the new school? ..much has changed. a yemeni donorfunded a new block, and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed is pleased with the results and has plenty of big plans. translation: i want to be a teacher, l pilot, engineer, driver or a doctor. l do you think you'll be able to do all these things? translation: sure, i'll do everything. - and i'll marry a beautiful city girl and she'll make me biscuits. the girls here in the village don't know how to make good biscuits. back at the river, ahmed has a few moments of fun. but childhood in yemen is short. he is full of hope, full of promise, and he has already overcome so much, but he is still a child of war. before we go, let's bring in these pictures which show ryanair boss michael 0'leary being smeared with cream pies by environmentalists outside the eu headquarters in brussels. , , ., , ., brussels. they were protesting o

it was bombed by the saudi—led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces.ust nine years old. he had a wish list of repairs for the school, and viewers responded. thanks to him... so this is the new school? ..much has changed. a yemeni donorfunded a new block and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed is pleased with the results and has plenty of big plans. "the rest of the year i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, "i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver or a doctor." do you think you'll be able to do all these things? "sure, i'll do everything. and i'll marry a beautiful city girl and she'll make me biscuits. the girls here in the village don't know how to make good biscuits!" back at the river, ahmed has a few moments of fun. but childhood in yemen is short. he is full of hope, full of promise, and he has already overcome so much. but he is still a child of war. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz. peter hawkins is unicef�*s representative in yemen, and he's with u

in related news, houthi negotiators and saudi officials wrapped up five days of talks in riyadh on a possible path to ending the war in yemen. the saudi-led, u.s.-backed conflict has killed hundreds of thousands of people since 2015, with 80% of yemen's population relying on humanitarian aid. here in new york, world leaders continued to address the u.n. general assembly. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy warned russia's invasion poses a threat to all nations. >> it is clear russia's attempt to weaponize the food shortage on the global market in exchange for recognitions for some if not all, of the captured territories . russia is launching the food prices as weapons. the impact stems from the atlantic asia to -- africa to asia. amy: president biden expressed ongoing support for ukraine and condemned russia's naked aggression. in his speech, biden also called for global climate action, global ai regulations, managing competition with china, and urged the u.n. to back a security support mission to haiti where gang violence has been surging. one day after a high-profile iran-u.s.

recently if you analyze the rapprochement that they've had with iranians, that longer supporting the houthi missiles and others weapons in saudi arabia. part of that deal which will called for, you know, an end to those particular tensions for sure better economic bit negotiations between saudi arabia and iran. so iran is desperately short of money. the leadership there knows it's weakened because it isn't delivering to people on many fronts. not just on a sort of economic front. automatic a human rights front as well. so the leadership there has been under pressure. the deal that's struck here is going to be a tough sale for both the iranians and it is for the biden administration showing that there are controls and constraints on this money that was iranian money, not money that's being gifted from the united states taxpayer. and on the iranian front, we've heard from bone the foreign minister today and the president over the past couple of days saying that essentially, we will use this money as we see fit in proportion to our requirements is how the foreign minister put it, or how the pr

just today high level talks over the past five days with the houthi rebels inside the kingdom and theuote from your people was that it was positive. secretary blinken said this is a time of opportunity do you think it is? >> yeah. definitely. from day one is to have good life for them and good life for the whole country in the reasonable. for us in saudi arabia to progress to do really great progress and great growth and creating amazing economy in saudi arabia and have close to 100 percent succeeding of what you are trying to get that mean we need stable region. to say have a stable region, you need the development in the whole region. you don't need to see problems in yemen. you need so see going really forward. see iran go really forward. you see the rest of the region going forward and we are walking with egypt and other places in the region and also the global players and allies in america to make that happen. that's good for the rest of the world because you see, isis come out, al-qaeda come out. terrorist attack come out. piraciy come out. so you don't want to see these events.

they went and gave it to the houthis in yemen and put it in iraq and syria.ee terrorism go up and getting ready to see americans overseas much less safe because he put a bounty on every american's head. it's unthinkable, irresponsibly and reckless. >> martha: your husband is in a year-long deployment in support of operation enduring freedom. we thank him and everyone else serving. john kirby suggested that people shouldn't do to iran and they wouldn't get taken into custody. as you point out, people can fall into these situations anywhere, even serving. i want to ask you about this david ignatius op-ed this morning. in it, the windup is favorable, complimentary of the job the president has done so far. this is what he says about being a strong leader on the foreign policy front. watch this. >> i couldn't agree more that biden has been a strong leader in foreign policy and domestic policy. one of the things i admire most, he's gathered a team around him of very solid people who think strategically. he's the leader of that team. the team members themselves are

it was bombed by the saudi—led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces.airs for the school, and viewers responded, thanks to him. so this is the new school. much has changed. stairs, ahmed. a yemeni donorfunded a new block, and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building another school nearby. ahmed is pleased with the results, and has plenty of big plans. "i want to be a teacher, pilot, engineer, driver, ora doctor." do you think you'll be able to do all these things? "sure, i'll do everything. "and i'll marry a beautiful city girl, and she'll make me biscuits. "the girls here in the village don't know how to make good biscuits." back at the river, ahmed has a few moments of fun. but childhood in yemen is short. he is full of hope, full of promise, and he has already overcome so much. but he is still a child of war. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz. amazing story. 6:27am. coming up on today's breakfast.... have you ever felt stung by a vets' bill? the competition and markets authority is concerned that som