come fully back to watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead yemen's huth iraq also arrived in sweden ahead of long awaited talks to end of the conflicts. the u.s. special counsel recommends no jail time for president travels former national security advisor michael frayn and secret videos expose a looming environmental disaster in one of the most remote areas of myanmar. is some bold chief prosecutor's office has filed an application for arrest warrants to be issued for two senior saudi officials jerkish officials say they strongly believe i made a serious and south qahtani were involved in planning jamal killing turkey has also called for the extradition of all the suspects saudi arabia is holding that speak to there as mohammed via was outside the saudi consulate in istanbul tell us first about this new application to the court by saudi arabia by turkey's chief prosecutor on it. yes fully we have just learned from government sources that a letter has been addressed actually an application has been sent by the acting chief prosecutor has sent in the miles to the penal code asking fo

come fully back to watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead yemen's huth the rebels arrive in stockholm ahead of a long awaited talks to end of a call for. the u.s. special counsel recommends no jail time for president trump's former national security advisor michael flynn and a new factory in iraq is giving hope to victims of the war. senior senators in the united states say the time has come for the trump administration to condemn saudi arabia for the murder of jamal or congress will act it follows a briefing by cia chief gina hostile to senate leaders mike hanna reports from washington the cia director paused on her way in paying respects to president george h.w. bush lying in state in the capital. the briefing took place behind closed doors only a small group of eight senators invited all in. agreement about one basic fact. i have zero question in my mind the. crown prince n.b.s. ordered the killing monitor and killing knew exactly what was happening planned in advance if he was in front of a jury he would be convicted in thirty minutes guilty. so. the question is what we do about t

data which accounts for more than seventy percent of food imports to yemen the government asked the huth east to pull out immediately warning it will resume the offensive to take control of the city if they don't the healthy is had agreed to partially hand over management of the port to the united nations in exchange for a cease fire to be implemented in the one hell if we are to agree we need a governing authority that represents all of yemen and to which all parties will hand over weapons. the first day of these talks so a rare agreement among yemen's rivals for a president exchange deal. it is widely seen as a significant step forward to the conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world it's unclear if the un will be able to narrow differences between the two parties as the resist calls to solve the dispute now the huth is insist on a presidential council to replace her the and leave the country for an interim period a move that has been rejected by the government as a who the tactic to further expand influence over yemen h

and yemeni government forces agreed to the ceasefire during talks in sweden earlier this month the huth the rebels are accusing the saudi a variety coalition forces of violating the truths with both ground attacks and at least twenty eight air strikes in the last twenty four hours coalition commanders have yet to respond to the allegations. two former presidents of egypt to a both deposed have appeared in the same court many regarded hosni mubarak as a dictator he testified in the retrial of egypt's first democratically elected leader mohamed morsi or barak refused to answer most questions about the jailbreak during the uprising seven years ago which ended these three decades in power morsi was sentenced to death for escaping prison along with other leaders of the muslim brotherhood but the verdict has since been. the story now. colleague must move hussein has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he said journalists as journalism become a crime have morals bec

wounded rebel fighters to be flown to oman for hospital treatment that was one of the conditions for huth these to attend the talks similar talks collapsed soon after they began three months ago. the u.n. says the humanitarian crisis in yemen described as the worst in the world will even get worse in the new year it's appealing for four billion dollars from international donors to help feed starving yemenis next year we think that twenty four million people in yemen seventy five percent of the population will need. humanitarian assistance. airstrikes somebody boardman's. a cholera epidemic and other diseases as well as starvation is estimated by independent group of researchers to have killed between seventy and eighty thousand yemenis so far in the war in addition fighting has forced half a million people from their homes and to further complicate the disaster people smugglers are using the chaos in yemen as a route to europe migration arrivals to yemen a country at war will reach a bout one hundred fifty thousand people this year twenty eighteen this is roughly a fifty percent increase

vague side because that was the only way to get through for example on the date and not a complete huth the withdrawal from the port and city as the coalition had been demanding and the u.n. to play a leading role in the port at one point it was said the u.n. would take total control of the port well that doesn't seem to be the language that's in this so i wouldn't yet describe this as a breakthrough but certainly higher expectations than anyone had before the meeting i can tell you the diplomats here in new york had said to me that even if they got a deal on detainees alone that would be good news and if they didn't get that even if the talks took place and they didn't break down that would be good news they were saying to me they thought they might not even sit in the same room and yet we've seen handshakes between the two sides here but after the handshakes you need to listen to the comments that came from mohammed abdul salam from the huth the from the only foreign minister colleagues your money because although they were both welcoming what had been agreed both said we'll stick to

data which accounts for more than seventy percent of food imports to yemen the government asked the huth east to pull out immediately warning it will resume the offensive to take control of the city if they don't the whole thing is had agreed to partially hand over management of the port to the united nations in exchange for a cease fire to be implemented and then what hell if we are to agree we need a governing authority that represents all of yemen and to which all parties will hand over weapons. the first day of these talks so a rare agreement among yemen's rivals for president exchange deal. it is widely seen as a significant step forward to and a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world it's unclear if the un will be able to narrow differences between the two parties as the resist calls to solve the dispute now the huth is insist on a presidential council to replace had the and leave the country for an interim period a move that has been rejected by the government as a who the tactic to further expand their influence

distribute desperately needed food and supplies more than three thousand possibles was sent to the data huth the rebels in the yemeni government reached the truce during talks in sweden on thursday. you know at about an hour the presence of our delegation in sweden was very important and we've sent a message to the world that we're with peace and we want to achieve peace the talks are successful and put on the right path to peace and to improve the humanitarian situation the human tragedy in yemen is unprecedented the un special envoy on yemen martin griffith says that it's a daunting task to end the four year war he briefed the security council on the progress of those talks in sweden our diplomatic and it's a james pace reports from the u.n. in new york. the day off to an interim peace stealing yemen the u.n. negotiator at the talks warned the security council there was still a long and difficult road ahead mr president i also come before you today with the call of course our collective achievements this week where indeed i hope you will agree a significant step forward but what's in front

sponsored deal between huth easing the government signed in sweden all parties have agreed to begin a prenup routes to allow aid through starting with the had dated tucson a road saudi led forces in yemen to using child soldiers according to interviews in the new york times thousands have reportedly been recruited to fight with the promise of good salaries it says more experience change a week fighters from the conflict in darfur called. are also working as mercenaries security forces in bangladesh run high led a day ahead of a general election campaign ended with more arrests and violence the main opposition bangladesh nationalist party says thousands of its activists have been detained since november you're up to date with headlines more news here after inside story by fire. russia's new hypersonic missile. new watch is the test firing of the kremlin's latest weapon flying at twenty seven times faster than the speed of sound means it could reach the united states or anywhere else within minutes how big a threat is it this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm glad i'

sponsored deal between huth easing the government signed in sweden all parties have agreed to begin a prenup routes to allow aid through starting with the had dated tucson a road saudi led forces in yemen to using child soldiers according to interviews in the new york times thousands have reportedly been recruited to fight with the promise of good salaries it says more experience change a week fighters from the conflict in darfur. are also working as mercenaries security forces in bangladesh run high lads a day ahead of a general election campaign ended with more arrests and violence the main opposition bangladesh nationalist party says thousands of its activists have been detained since november you're up to date with headlines more news here after inside story by fire. russia's new hypersonic missile. launchers the test firing of the kremlin's latest weapon flying at twenty seven times faster than the speed of sound means it could reach the united states or anywhere else within minutes how big a threat is it this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program.

data which accounts for more than seventy percent of food imports to yemen the government asked the huth east to pull out immediately warning it will resume the offensive to take control of the city if they don't the healthy is had agreed to partially hand over management of the port to the united nations in exchange for a cease fire to be implemented then what hell if we are to agree we need a governing authority that represents all of yemen and to which all parties will hand over weapons. the first day of these talks so a rare agreement among yemen's rivals for a prisoner exchange deal. it is widely seen as a significant step forward to and a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and created the worst humanitarian crisis in the welt let's go live now to work hashem who's in remote north of stockholm. deep division of the main issues in these talks but at least they are still talking. and the talks are under way as we speak at the u.n. i was hoping to have all the parties debate three main issues is reopening the international airport. and also handing over the management

data which accounts for more than seventy percent of food imports to yemen the government asked the huth east to pull out immediately warning it will resume the offensive to take control of the city if they don't the healthy is had agreed to partially hand over management of the port to the united nations in exchange for a cease fire to be implemented then what hell if we are to agree we need a governing authority that represents all of yemen and to which all parties will hand over weapons. the first day of these talks so a rare agreement among yemen's rivals for president exchange deal. it is widely seen as a significant step forward to and a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and created the worst humanitarian crisis in the well. marty of the into interesting development was when yesterday many senior healthy officials came out and said that they were willing to move forward and tackle the issue of the interne period so they're saying basically the following we don't think that the confidence building measures although they are significant are the answer to the proble

wounded rebel fighters to be flown to oman for hospital treatment that was one of the conditions for huth these to attend the talks similar talks collapsed soon after they began three months ago. the u.n. says the humanitarian crisis in yemen described as the worst in the world will even get worse in the new year it's appealing for four billion dollars from international donors to help feed starving yemenis next year we think that twenty four million people in yemen seventy five percent of the population will. humanitarian assistance. strikes some bombardments. a cholera epidemic and other diseases as well as starvation is estimated by independent group of researchers to have killed between seventy and eighty thousand yemenis so far in the war in addition fighting has forced tough a million people from their homes and to further complicate the disaster people smugglers are using the chaos in yemen as a route to europe and on migration arrivals to yemen a country at war will reach a bout a hundred fifty thousand people this year twenty eighteen this is roughly a fifty percent increase over

now united nations ceasefire monitors a host of the first face to face talks in yemen between huth the rebels and pro-government forces both sides accuse each other of breaking the nine day old cease fire in the main port of the data and reports. patiently hoping for peace the people of the yemeni city of her data are putting their faith in a fragile truce as nearby a meeting is held between forces loyal to president abdurrahman so hardy and who feel. the conflict is now in its fourth year more than sixty thousand people have been killed in the fighting. in two thousand and one thousand we want to see peace love and brotherhood among all yemenis we also hope for perspire ity we are counting on god and on our politicians we don't want more war. the united nations is coordinating the talks it's armored vehicles carrying members of the yemeni government have only been able to get through after rebel fighters cleared mines from the road leading to where the meeting was to be held. the whole fees in the yemeni government which is backed by a coalition led by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. blam

hours after government turned to the representatives agree to a cease fire in the area video dollar huth the t.v. channel appears to show strikes by the saudi u.a.e. led coalition which is supporting government forces but witnesses say at least one woman was killed and two others severely injured. there this is blood aggression a violation of the cease fire these are two sister died in the other one is in critical condition hanging between like india there and this rant is that there are three women the airstrike targeted the residence right here look at the blood look at the shop know if this is the cease fire they are trying to promote mercy feel god their worries are the front lines not here and civilians areas where there are strikes alone there just as the u.n. special envoy to yemen was briefing the security council on the recent agreement reached at the talks in sweden wanting griffis describe the deal as a significant step forward he and other speakers that those who supported the talks including the saudi crown prince mohammed bin was the person in charge of saudi arabia's milit

to the local coast guard to be overseen by the un as part of a recent deal the un has confirmed the huth is of pullback but the yemeni government is accusing them of backtracking on the agreement saying territory has instead been handed over to the affiliates u.s. republican senator lindsey graham says he's received assurances from president trump that there will be a slowdown in the withdrawal of american troops from syria senator graham had criticized president runs announcement earlier this month to remove all two thousand u.s. troops from syria saying it could destabilize the region but let's go back now to india's lady car. i mean every week brings a series of breaking stories. listening post as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they report on the stories that matter. on al-jazeera. you're going to meet. the love and. don't deal only with crimes against women they also have to handle traditional public order challenges when nearly four hundred couple to one us all go for money or. doesn't learn again we're allowing my get i mean us i mean forget to get on the get a prett

nations was formed at the end of the second world war a saudi embassy coalition has been fighting huth the rebels in the country since twenty fifteen this is not a country on the brink of catastrophe this is a country that is in a catastrophe and we're seeing the severe hunger rate spike from eight million to twelve million the number of food and secure people those eight to twelve are the people that are on the brink of starvation these are people just going to bed hungry these are people who don't know where the next bills coming from. this the general food insecurity those you are going to bed hungry is risen up to about eighty ninety million people out of twenty nine million people in the united nations is appealing for billions of dollars to cope with humanitarian crises worldwide next year nearly twenty five billion is needed in order largest single amount required is four billion dollars for war relief in yemen the u.n. some urgency relief coordinator says that one hundred thirty two million people worldwide need humanitarian assistance such as food shelter health care and prote

who sees to give up some of their very destructive rhetoric i mean i think it was a real win for the huth even the senator when when senators. do not necessarily understand that the who thiis main chant is death to america and here they are passing resolutions that could somehow benefit and empower iran back to these so it's it's there is sort of like there there are some layers of forgiveness. about the local context about what's going on in terms of iran's support to yemen that the these are really taking advantage off and that iran is taking advantage of and because saudi arabia is is using conventional powers and because it's buying weapons from the united states that gets attention and not and not the other issue so in here there is somewhat an imbalance what would be reassuring is for the senate to pay attention to all aspects of what's going on in yemen you know again the humanitarian crisis and also the human rights and the other violations that are happening. we are running out of time i would just like to bring in professor. the other resolution that was passed unanimously by th

who sees to give up some of their very destructive rhetoric i mean i think it was a real win for the huth even the senator when when senators. do not necessarily understand that the who thiis main chant is death to america and here they are passing resolutions that could somehow benefit and empower iran back to these so it's it's there is sort of like there there are some layers of forgiveness. about the local context about what's going on in terms of iran's support to yemen that the these are really taking advantage off and that iran is taking advantage of and because saudi arabia is is using conventional powers and because it's buying weapons from the united states that gets attention and not and not the other issue so in here there is somewhat an imbalance what would be reassuring is for the senate to pay attention to all aspects of what's going on in yemen you know again the humanitarian crisis and also the human rights and the other violations that are happening. we are running out of time i would just like to bring in professor. the other resolution that was passed unanimously by th

data which accounts for more than seventy percent of food imports to yemen the government asked the huth east to pull out immediately warning it will resume the offensive to take control of the city if they don't the whole thing is had agreed to partially hand over management of the port to the united nations in exchange for a cease fire to be implemented and then what hell if we are to agree we need a governing authority that represents all of yemen and to which all parties will hand over weapons and. the first day of these talks so a rare agreement among yemen's rivals for president exchange deal it is widely seen as a significant step forward to and a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world it's unclear if the u.n. will be able to narrow differences between the two parties as the resist calls to solve the dispute now the whole thing is insist on a presidential council to replace had the and leave the country for an interim period a move that has been rejected by the government as a who the tactic to further expand the

who sees to give up some of their very destructive rhetoric i mean i think it was a real win for the huth even the senator when when senators. do not necessarily understand that the who thiis main chant is death to america and here they are passing resolutions that could somehow benefit and empower iran back to these so it's it's there is sort of like there there is some layers of forgiveness. about the local context about what's going on in terms of iran's support to yemen that the these are really taking advantage off and that iran is taking advantage of and because saudi arabia is is using conventional powers and because it's buying weapons from the united states that gets attention and not and not the other issue so in here there is somewhat an imbalance what would be reassuring is for the senate to pay attention to all aspects of what's going on in yemen you know again the humanitarian crisis and also the human rights and the other violations that are happening i mean we are running out of time i would just like to bring in professor lynch that hey the other resolution that was passe

data which accounts for more than seventy percent of food imports to yemen the government asked the huth east to pull out immediately warning it will resume the offensive to take control of the city if they don't the whole thing is had agreed to partially hand over management of the port to the united nations in exchange for a cease fire to be implemented and then what hell if we are to agree we need a governing authority that represents all of yemen and to which all parties will hand over weapons. the first day of these talks so a rare agreement among yemen's rivals for president exchange deal. it is widely seen as a significant step forward to and a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world it's unclear if the un will be able to narrow differences between the two parties as the resist calls to solve the dispute now the who things insist on a presidential council to replace had the and leave the country for an interim period a move that has been rejected by the government as a who the tactic to further expand their influe

data which accounts for more than seventy percent of food imports to yemen the government asked the huth east to pull out immediately warning it will resume the offensive to take control of the city if they don't the healthy is had agreed to partially hand over management of the port to the united nations in exchange for a cease fire to be implemented then what hell if we are to agree we need a governing authority that represents all of yemen and to which all parties will hand over weapons. the first day of these talks so a rare agreement among yemen's rivals for a prisoner exchange deal it is widely seen as a significant step forward to and a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. the talks are confined to the building that you can see behind me on the oscars of the so it is capital stock always going to take some time for all the parties to try and agree on a political settlement but back in yemen the expectations are high about the need for an on to the conflict that has been going on for almost four years and joini

least twelve people dead the flare up is costing doubt on the safe fire a great last week between huth the rebels and the saudi backed government seventy percent of yemen's food aid and is the country through the port city of. mexico's puppet got the better volcano has begun erupting spewing out a column of ash and smoke up to three kilometers high but already is of one citizens not to need the volatile volcano situated southeast of mexico city. for. how to deal with a shrinking population leading to a shortage of workers made possible made worse by a brain drain in hungary companies canel demand more overtime and delay payment for years old today to lawmakers against the government's labor reforms trying to take their message to the voters and the airwaves government body guards got in the way but the whole world was watching when it happened. often berlet this is the day. player. plays. play that we're going to watch humiliating scenes on the use of physical force against an elected member of parliament and that means the end of the rule of law in hungary. as well my dog got a shotgu