islamic state have been involved _ of islamic state.amic state have been involved in incidents - of islamic state. islamic state have been involved in incidents in - of islamic state. islamic state have been involved in incidents in the i been involved in incidents in the past haven't they? explain the relationship between iran and islamic state, why they would target people in the country.— people in the country. according to the iranian... _ people in the country. according to the iranian... incidents _ people in the country. according to the iranian... incidents happened l people in the country. according to | the iranian... incidents happened in tehran and also on the eastern... on the southern part of iran. and also in the place in the border of pakistan. basically, iran believes that the islamic state is connected to the intelligence region, the regional intelligence. those basically give support to attack iran. of course, they link it to some region and israel. they believe that islamic state is not behaving based on its own plan

by the way, after the invasion of iraq, an islamic state appeared when the united states dissolved all structures of the bas party, including the army, the officers of saddam hussein, in order to maintain the opportunity to earn money feeding their families, they entered en masse. composition of the islamic state of iraq and the levant and formed its core, just as al-qaeda, by the way , appeared shortly before as a result of the us invasion of afghanistan, just as their invasion of syria led to the creation of the nusra jabhat, which is now called and we know, for example, that in syria in... the united states in the middle east, they , you know, they tell everyone that we ourselves will deal with the same palestinian-israeli conflict, they stopped the activities of the quartet , international mediators, took everything into account... including the issues of border delimitation, unblocking trade transport routes, and the signing of a peace treaty, appropriate structures were created at the level of deputy prime ministers of the three countries, which deal with the economic side of the

not a single adventure was crowned with a situation when a country that had subjected... an islamic stated all structures of the base party, including the army, saddam hussein's officers, in order to maintain the opportunity to earn food for their families, they entered en masse composition of the islamic state, iraq and the levant, and formed its core, also, by the way, like al-qaeda. shortly before that , it emerged as a result of the us invasion of afghanistan, just as its invasion of syria led to the creation of the nusra jabhat, which is now called khiyad tahri rasham. and we know, for example, that in syria, on those bases that the americans illegally created in the east of the country, where they are trying to establish some kind of quasi-state. kurds, thereby creating an explosive problem on a regional scale, where they still communicate with individual militants of the islamic state, who carry out rehabilitation there, train and who, at the direction of their american masters, participate in a number of operations and terrorist actions far beyond the borders of the middle east. w

the islamic state group claims responsibility for an attack on an istanbul church that left one person dead. hello i'm nicky schiller. we start this hour with the news that three us have troops have been killed in a drone attack on an american base near the jordan—syria border. us officials say more than 20 other personnel were injured. president biden said the attack had been carried out by an iranian—backed militant group operating in syria and iraq and vowed reprisals. as yet, no group has claimed it was behind the attack, and we have had no word from iran. jordan — a close ally of the us — has condemned what it called a terrorist attack and says its cooperating with the us and says it's cooperating with the us to secure the border our diplomatic correspondent paul adams gave me the latest on what was known. we don't know exactly which side of the border took place, joe biden says. on thejordanians side, thejordanians don't seem to acknowledge that. but these are facilities that are right there on the border. and so perhaps in some ways that is less important, though clearlyjordan h

and now this islamic state have apparently taken responsibility for this attack.to update you, the officials here have revised the death toll, they brought it down now to 85 from 95 and 103 originally. nonetheless, still marks the deadliest terror attack in iran since the islamic revolution in 1979. the big question now is how are iranian officials going to deal with this new claim by the islamic state? are they going to back track on everything they have said about israel and the united states? something they do here as well, yasmin, they'll say, well, the islamic state was working on behalf of israel in america. so we're going to be waiting for comments from iranian officials now. >> yeah. unbelievable. major developments there to say the least, the islamic state reiterating, claiming responsibility for the twin suicide bombings that happened in the south of iran. just so folks understand, the majority of the iranians are shia muslims where as the majority of members of the islamic state are suni muslims. thank you. please remain safe there. >>> this morning, nb

but iran, in the past, after islamic state or other militant suni groups have carried out terror attacks said that israel and the united states are behind those attacks too, so it will be interesting to see how they cover and spin this attack in the coming days and weeks. >>> joining us now from beirut is nbc news foreign correspondent keir simmons, you had these duel bombings in iran. you had the assassination of te leader in beirut. hezbollah is angry about that, beirut is angry about that. israel and gaza, what are the fears about this widening into a broader war especially as countries look internally, if we're talking about hamas, and say, hey, we're hosting some of these hamas leaders, could we be next? >> reporter: yeah, listen, i think, katy, that hezbollah are angry and ostensibly angry, publicly angry, not angry enough to escalate this into a full-scale confrontation with israel. the leader of hezbollah, nasrallah could have done that in many of the months gone by. didn't do that. so i think that's the calculation that israel will have made before launching this drone strike on

islamic movement in nigeria in the 1980s while still at the university. it was a small grassroote movement. however, the organization has now grown to have millions of followers. some estimates states that as many as 20 million people are part of the islamic movement in nigeria now. sheikh ibrahim zakzaki said: that his movement has been successful because its main message has been one of fighting oppression and having sovereignty over one's own land and resources. thank you so much uh for joining me today on hidden files, sheik abrahamki, um, i'd like you to uh give us some short points about the highlights of your life that got you from being a college student or young student to then the leader. the islamic movement of nigeria. personally, i don't like to speak about myself. i i would prefer that others speak on my, but who better to speak about what what you've done? well, presently i am 70 years old. i was born may 1953. early life was study in local islam. islamic schools traditional according traditional way, my father was the quranic teacher, so i started learning from him and learn from rudimentary up to the level of memorizing some parts and then he delivered me to anothe

in the past, we have not seen tremendous responses when the islamic state is carrying out attacks onnges now. iran is very involved in and organising its proxies, looking towards israel and syria and iraq and yemen and obviously palestinian territories and if in fact this turns out to be something else with terrorist groups that have a history of targeting iran in iran, iran will have to divert some of its attention to deal with this threat. thank you forjoining us and for your insight on that story. the un peacekeeping force in lebanon says it is deeply concerned about a potential escalation of violence, following the killing in beirut of a top hamas leader. a spokesperson for unifil, kandice ardiel, said a wider conflict would have devastating consequences for both israel and lebanon, and urged all parties to show restraint. israel said its forces were in a very high state of readiness for any retaliation following the killing of saleh al—arouri. it's not admitted or denied the attack, but hamas has accused it of being responsible. a spokesman for the group promised retaliation, an

, a terrorist organization of the islamic state, that is, they mean that in iran, i would say, there are so many complex security problems and that it is possible to organize such a terrorist act in a city where high-ranking people are present representatives of the regime, good question, well, obviously yes. because you remember when, in principle, in the early years of the formation of the islamic republic, we were not surprised when the president, the prime minister countries died during a terrorist act organized by the radical opposition, but then everyone understood that the country was young, there were no serious special services, then there was not even an islamic guards corps, a guards corps, an islamic revolution guards corps, there was none of that, and now everything is , and explosions also happen, everything is there, but... well, they have already overgrown with a stick, they have overgrown with a stick the guard corps of the islamic revolution, that is, they have their own business, they have their own money, their own life, so why should they spend... take reso

the so called islamic states has claimed responsibility for an attack on a ceremony in iran that killed more than 80 people that's out of roof made the announcement on the messaging service telegram. it said 2 of its members were responsible for the twin explosions at commemorations of top come on to cost them. so the money who was himself assassinated by his us drone in twins, 2 twins. all these have filled out new job as a political scientist was a think tank, a center for middle east and global order. i asked him earlier, how credible islamic states claim of responsibility appears to be well, this is a very good question. i mean, it could well be that these nomic states dodge has been behind this terror attack, given the most of the kind of confessional conflicts, which pitts at the summit states. an extreme is sonya organization against the sonic republic, which is a c, a, a entity. so in this particular context, of course, pur, uh, make perfect sense. but then again, another possibility is that he saw me. the stage is claiming that it has been behind discharge. so i talked to portr

the, the you are watching the double you news live from building the islamic state. terry group say is it carried out and daily bombings in the ron bully. nice. the people were killed into bloss side in memorial for a top general, who himself was killed in the us drawing, striking for use the guy floss piece rile announced as a new phase in the war. in concepts not it's forces will take a more targeted approach. is right also says palestinians will be in charge of god the when the funding is always off, but that they'll be no role for how much the jared raid. welcome to the program. the so called is lot mix died say is eat carried out and attack that killed moving. i see people this week in iran, the tower group said it's name is we're behind to bump last side as there are many in the se in city of come on come memorizing the days of a top are ranging commander, revolutionary gods, general costume. so the money was assassinated by us drawing in 2020 the attack during wednesdays. memorial amongst the full, the end of the 3. or if he's getting well has time been, i is

islamic state says it carried out wednesday's attack in iran that killed at least 84 people. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken heads to the middle east to step up efforts to prevent broader regional conflict. plus we look ahead to euro area inflation data. do later this morning for clues of the ecb right path after germany cpi rose less than expected. happy friday. good morning. it has just gone 6:00 a.m. in london and it is u.s. jobs data. let's check on these markets. you have futures pretty flat stateside after yesterday the s&p marked its fourth day of losses and the nasdaq headed towards -- had its worst day since december 2022. these are thin volumes but futures pointing to a lower opening in europe. euro stoxx 50 futures down 0.5%. if we flip over to the cross asset picture not a lot of movement on treasuries across the curve. yesterday you had the 10 year yield hitting 4% on the labor data fueling this tactical selloff. now you are looking at the 10 year treasury yield at 3.99%. just skirting that level. traders priming for more selling after the jobs data later. they

the yemen position, which stated, as long as there is a siege against palestinian people, there must be an imposed siege on the zionist entity. we are hoping that all islamic and arab states within the world take practical actions against israel in order to convey this. since you are speaking about the uh the countries that support the resistance in in palestine um many arab and islamic countries as you've mentioned um they stand in speeches with the resistance they say we support we are against the aggression we are with the cice fire however at the exact same time. they still did not cut size with the regime there, so what would you like to say to them, how would you assess the situation, why don't they cut the ties with the regime as long as they support you 100% in speeches? our stance is well known and very clear, normalizing relations with the zionist entity in whatever manner, particularly from arab and islamic states, "it is absolutely wrong and can cause eruption of wars such as the current one. what i want to say is that one of the reasons behind the battle in gaza is the normalization process that was accelerating between some arab countries and

islamic movement in nigeria in the 1980s while still at the university. it was a small grassroot movement. however, the organization has now grown to have millions of followers. some estimate states that as many as 20 million people are part of the islamic movement in nigeria now. sheikh ibrahim zakzaki says that his movement has been successful because its main message has been one of fighting oppression and having sovereignty over one's own land and resources. thank you so much for joining me today on hidden files, sheikh abraham, um, i'd like you to uh give us some short points about the highlights of your life that got you from being a college student or young student to then the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. personally i don't like to speak about myself, i i would prefer that others speak on my, but better to speak about what what you've done, well presently i am 70 years old, i was born may 1953, early life was study in local islamic schools, traditional, according to traditional way, my father was the a quranic teacher, so i start. lining from him, the lining from rudimentary up to the level of memorizing some parts and then he delive

this group considers itself the islamic state , the self-proclaimed islamic state, when israel has been carrying out genocide in gaza for 3 months with the help of the united states , why does it not carry out any of these operations against the americans and the zionists for 3 months. it has targeted iran, which happens to support the muslim people of gaza. yes, it is a very good question . in fact, you see, this group is a misunderstanding group , of course, i look at this issue from a different angle. the sunnis are very strict and consider the daesh group under the title of kharijites , in fact, the sunnis are kharijites for any era. may consider taking, in fact, the same thing that made the kharijites to form at the head of islam, in fact, the germans are feeding isis today, so isis can be said to be a deep-rooted trend, a deep-rooted trend in the history of islam, right, maybe i will tell you about it. use or actually manage global information services. the movements of this group, but the roots of this group go back to the beginning of islam and the kech fahmis that existed in th

as the self-proclaimed islamic state in the situation that israel has been with the help of america for 3 months. he is committing genocide in gaza , why doesn't he carry out any of these operations against americans and zionists, and then three mah has targeted iran, which happens to be a supporter of the muslim people of gaza. yes, it is a very good question . in fact, you see, this group is a misunderstanding group . of course, i look at this issue from a different angle , many sunnis. sunnis consider isis group under the title of kharijites , in fact, they consider kharijites for any period . what caused the kharijites to form at the top of islam, in fact, the germans are feeding isis today, so isis can be said to be a deep-rooted trend, a deep-rooted trend in the history of islam, right, i might tell you about it. use global information services or actually manage the movements of this group . well, but the roots of this group go back to the beginning of islam and the kach fahmis that existed in that period. well , this group, with its takfiri view , announced a long time ago t

now, right after this report came out, andrea, islamic state -- the islamic state group's official telegram channel, they suddenly claimed responsibility for the attack. they said that two suicide bombers with explosive belts debt ton natured themselves ten minute as part in the middle of the crowd and killed almost 100 people and they took great pride in the fact that they had killed 100 shias. now, obviously, as you'll remember, almost immediately after the attack, yesterday, iranian officials were pointing the finger at israel. saying this was an israeli/american operation and they were going to seek revenge against them. as you quite rightly mentioned this doesn't fit the israeli m.o. they have done targeted assassinations. they've taken out nuclear scientists, political figures and done it with lethal precision and done it with mass casualty-type attacks but nonetheless, the iranians keep saying it's the israelis and they're going to get revenge on the israelis and haven't mentioned anything about the islamic group. >> ali arouzi, it's valuable to have you there. thank you for being in

says they are hopeful that be women and children displacey the islamic state are finding a new home instan. ♪ welcome to the program. good to have you with us. the u.s. says it has ceased at danced iranian weapons that were being transported to rebels in yemen. the operation happen five days ago as the u.s. and u.k. carried out airstrikes on houthi targets. the u.s. says they seized components for ballistic and cruise missiles and parts of air defense equipment. u.s. military analysis shows the houthis used it the same kind of weapons and attacks in the red sea. meanwhile, the houthis have contued their strikes, hitting a greek ship today causing minor damage. the u.s. is urging countries in the middle east to do more to try to stop the attacks on international shipping. >> we anticipated the houthis would continue to try to hold this critical artery at risk and we continue to reserve the right to take further action, but this needs to be an all hands on deck effort. the answer to your question comes down to not just the decisions of the countries in the coalition that took strikes las

this had all the markings of an attack on the likes of islamic state and now islamic state has claimed ok, we've got this. israel and gaza, antony blinken, the secretary of state, headed to the region again. this is the fourth time since october he has been there. can we expect anything out of this? >> there will be discussions between the secretary of state and the israelis about the hostages, about the humanitarian situation, the crisis in gaza as well as the postwar scenario. a state department spokesman had said some of the toughest conversations would be around governance of gaza after the war . secretary of state blinken will also be going to a lot of other countries in the region. he will be going to turkey, greece, uae, saudi arabia, egypt . he will be going to the west bank as well. very busy trip. as you said, he has been making a lot of trips to this region since the outbreak of the war. rishaad: tell us about what's happening in the red sea. >> iran is backing the who the rebels in yemen -- backing the houthi rebels in yemen, who have been attacking rebel ships -- attacking

it was established at the height of the campaign against islamic state, you know, more than ten...o, or a bit less than ten years ago. and so it has been a target. it is well defended. it is in the middle of nowhere. i mean, it's in the middle of the desert. so not an easy place to to attack on the ground. but we've seen throughout this whole recent period the use of drones and ballistic missiles, sometimes with devastating effects. and it does seem as though this was a drone. president biden vowing retaliation. so i suppose the big question is, in what form would that come? well, i mean, that's already happening. the americans — and indeed the israelis — have mounted airstrikes against targets in syria, against pro—iranian militias. that is an ongoing conflict. that is not something that is new to the last three orfour months. that is a long standing confrontation, albeit at a rather low level. so i guess we'll probably see more of that. i think the americans clearly have...are not interested in seeing a major escalation. so i don't think we're going to be seeing necessarily actio

led coalition that's in the country following the islamic state.comes a day after an american airstrike in baghdad killed a militia leader. >> we affirm our principled position in ending the existence of the international coalition after the justifications for its existence have ended. this is a commitment goverent will not back down from and we will not neglect any matter that completes national sovereignty over land, sky and waters of our dear iraq. amna: it calls for a committee including u.s. representatives to begin making the arrangement. the death toll in japan has risen to 94 after earthquakes shook the country this week. an elderly woman was retrieved after almost three days under the rubble. teams are still searching for more than 200 missing people. a former police man convicted of killing a young unarmed black man, elijah mcclain, was sentenced to 14 months in jail. he had been found guilty of criminally negligent homicide and assault. mclean died in 2019 following a struggle with officers and after being injected with ketamine. the num

the terrorist organization islamic state, banned in russia, claimed responsibility for terrorist attackcity of kermania. the reporter reports this with reference to a statement to the militant. tehran is now investigating the attack. according to preliminary data , local media reports: the explosions were carried out by two suicide bombers. it was they who , according to sources, detonated the bombs in the dense stream of people who came. at the cemetery on the anniversary of the assassination of islamic revolutionary guard corps general qassem soleimani. as a result of the terrorist attack in kermaniya, according to the republican authorities, 95 people were killed and 211 were injured. un security council strongly condemned this attack and emphasized the need to hold its organizers and sponsors accountable. 24 people were injured in an accident on the new york subway. it happened right in the middle of manhattan. crashed into an empty train. into a train carrying passengers, causing it to derail. people in the carriages said that they felt strong tremors, after which smoke began to ri

forces through the islamic state organization. seen the middle east by west asia, which is actually caused by the situation that sardar soleimani has in the field of fighting isis and islamic extremism, the tour of islamic terrorism, which was far higher than the coalition that the united states of america falsely launched by me and caused. basically, the americans should withdraw from iraq and withdraw from afghanistan. accepting that in fact , in these equations, despite the fact that isis was their handmaiden and in fact their handiwork, the third important point is that these are basically in the situation that happened after the storm it happened that the americans made a mistake the strategic thirdness of these equations should make israel retreat when the command of centcom, nato, and the united states of america directly enters its forces. kurdish and the commander of the operation should take over the control of the management of the scene, not allowing these crimes against humanity to occur in the gaza situation , that i

to maintain the opportunity to earn food for their families, they en masse became part of the islamic state-qaeda appeared not long before. on a regional scale, there they still communicate with individual militants of the islamic state, who carry out rehabilitation there, and who train on the instructions of their american masters, are involved in a number of operations, terrorist actions far beyond the borders of the middle east, so the influence of the united states on... carenguero, i must say that lavrov’s speech was strong, yes, i also read it carefully, in general, of course, lavrov , i think that in the entire history of russia, one of the brightest and generally most powerful foreign ministers, we must give serge viktorovich his due, yes, but this... firstly, and regarding this, of course, tragedy with the plane, these three blows in a row, they of course, they were not accidents, donetsk in the market, belgorod, this plane, this no longer looks like some kind of military accident, it looks like purposeful, generally terror against the civilian population. the plan, in general, als

communist, as you said, socialist movements, um, and we know that we hadn't had like successful islamic state, so, but you had studied economics and other aspects, jurisprudence, what made you think that could be key to some? lot of the problems that people were going through, i have background of islamic studies, i have studied islam lot, all the traditionally used to learn in those year, in that time i was also i have always studied it, and those who are calling for communism, they have, they are calling for social justice, but they have problem with religion, they equate islam was christianity, they think that whatever happened in the history. christianity in europe is they now come and apply on islam, they know nothing about islam, just the the kalmaks call religion as opium of the people, so he he he has no knowledge of islam at all, he was talking about christianity as he knew it, so i saying that look, you don't know islam, whatever they are talking about islam, they talk about they talk about the the umay dynasty or the abbas dynasty and some. there was a revolution in nigeria 100 yea

why islamic state? >> it is likely they might have time to the attack long ago. it might also have been more recent. definitely longer than al-arouri 's death. they probably planted a while ago. this group has tried to gain power in afghanistan in recent years. they are also an adversary of the taliban regime, which they see as some sort of -- they have a complicated relationship. iran doesn't officially recognize it as the government of afghanistan. but this group has tried to raise its profile. also, they regard soleimani as a leader of this shia force they consider an enemy. a symbol of sheer islam and islam republic. also a symbol of iran. it would make sense for them to attack. although i would say the fact they haven't taken responsibility yet does give me a bit of pause because if they did it, why wouldn't he take responsibility for it? there's a possibility there might be other groups. but why haven't they taken responsibility? that is a question a lot of us are asking. the national security council of iran met this morning and after the meeting, the issu

and after the invasion into a rockies, the islamic state, you merge the fed as when the united states disbanded all of the structures from the boss part, including the army. the officers set up with sams officers in order to maintain a positive that safeguard the possibility of maintaining livelihoods for their families on mass. they joined the islamic state of a rock and live on the and they comprise the nucleus of this. and the same applies to a kind of incidentally, not long before. this is the cutting merced as a result of the us as in patient into afghanistan, black, the invasion into syria. this is also spawn to drop hard on loose. rob would just now clause here at the test for your else um members use. and we are aware of, for example, of the fact that in syria those basis where the us illegitimately established in the east of the country where they are attempting to establish some kind of a clause i state of the cords. thereby it establishing expose the schools of problems that the region regional scared that a scale they continue to maintain contacts with search and fighters

sentenced into uh, i think center this is desiree, cold and identifying them as a member of the islamic state. it was originally from time to get started. but these, obviously, i just never claim that the tax, i mean it could be the designing states did the website and then dozens claimants because it was to say, leave doubt and have the wrong point being. is there other ideas and contributing to this? so why to said the instability i also basically explored or most of the tensions, especially incredibly high in the region and iran has vowed to retaliate, but they'll have to, it's incredibly important at this stage to find who's responsible, isn't it? just how difficult is it to find to get to the bottom of such an attack? it's very hard and i, i think they are now in they are trying their best to find out to find who did it. and then to then get to basically who supported it from abroad. i mean, depending on the uh who is has supported of this bomb. and i think yvonne's response will def, if it's isis. i think yvonne will go after it's leadership in different places in the region of honest o

the islamic state group claims responsibility for a shooting on an istanbul church that left one person dead. turkish police say are on the hunt for two gunmen, captured on cctv entering the church. now on bbc news, click. this week, alasdair sheds light on the tech behind these dazzling sd displays. something's hand's just come out at me. yeah. — it's like a possessed hulk. lara's been checking out the latest health gadgets, including those fending off the calories and those fighting off hair loss. you've got great hair! are you going to tell me you were bald before? and paul heads to the racetrack to see the high—speed cars that don't have human drivers. hey, welcome back to las vegas. this is one of the most famous skylines in the world. and one thing about this sight is it's constantly changing. see, whenever they get fed up with a hotel, theyjust gut it and turn it into something that looks completely different. but in the last year, something really unusual has lit up the horizon, literally. it's that thing over there. yeah, it's called the sphere, and it is a monster. inside, it'

general soleimani's troops played a key role in the destruction of the islamic state in syria.therefore, i would like to say separately for the russian audience that syria can be considered an example of successful cooperation moscow. suleymaniy was the only general who was not afraid of anything at all and always appeared where the battle began. he never used a bulletproof vest or other protection, he believed in the intercession of god and therefore was fearless. the enemies did not have the courage to engage in a fair fight with general suleymaniye. they were afraid of the alliance between the general and president putin and they knew. that if they are supported by the countries of the region, of course, the united states and their accomplices will have to leave the middle east, from syria, lebanon, iraq. therefore, the vile murder of general sulaymaniyah, committed under the orders of the president of the united states, this is a sign of the weakness and infirmity of this country. ali shirazi, iranian supreme leader ayatala ali khaminya's representative in the corps. in isl

العراقيه. it's time to fight back. the iraqi army in full retreat just weeks ago, now taking on the islamic stateighbors. the mask, the palestinians did not stand on the romans of the mosk idly, but they created temporary amors that don't protect them from neither the cold of winter nor the heat of the summer. the palestinian health minister says only nine out of 36 hospitals in gaza continue to operate just partially as israel presses ahead. with this genocidal campaign, the palestinian islamic jihad says israel's plan to displace the people of gaza to other countries proves the regime's aggression is a war of genocide, and the hamos resistance movement strongly condemns israely assassination of another palestinian prisoner, saying such crimes will backpart on the regime.

the islamic state group has now said it carried out that attack in the southern city of kerman.de this, several nations have issued a warning to the houthi militants in yemen, who are also close to iran, to stop the attacks on shipping in the key lanes in the red sea. and, of course, the fighting in israel and gaza which has played a role in sparking all this — there are reports of dozens more deaths from air strikes in southern gaza as israel continues its military operation. let's start with the funeral of the hamas leader in beirut. our reporter carine torbey was watching. palestinian refugees from different palestinian camps across lebanon have come here to the capital, beirut, to take part in the funeral of saleh al—arouri, who was assassinated two days ago in an air strike in the southern suburb of beirut. sirens. this killing was seen as potentially becoming a turning point in the conflict between lebanon and israel. gunfire. hezbollah said that this is not going unpunished, especially that it happened in the southern suburb of beirut, and something that did not happen or

the islamic state says it was behind a shooting on an istanbul church that left one person dead.an. newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it's laura in the studio. paddy in the studio. and henry at home.

islamic state claims it was behind the deadly bombings in iran that threatened to further inflame regional tensions. annabelle: you mentioned apple and the downgrade weighing into the moves in the u.s. session. it was the tech sector in focus. that is also the sub index we are tracking closely. we are not seeing much movement. it is a staggered start. nine minutes for australian markets to be fully online. we will see. how we see trading coming online. futures had been indicating toward a little movement as we had been discussing through the course of this week. trading volume off 20 day moving averages. the big moves we are seeing in the bond space. tracking the moves in treasuries overnight. it is the changing or recalibration of expectations for g10 central bank monetary policy decisions over the course of this year that is the key focus for us. we are continuing to see a robust labor market in the u.s. the fed high for longer is the key narrative. equity markets so far flat as we come online. not seeing much of a move in the tech index. let's take a look at the rest of the region in as

chatbots created by other users — several bots were found to mimic extremist groups such as the islamic stateo research how to carry out terrorists attacks. and in the us. the chiefjustice has also outlined his concerns on the threats posed by al to the courts, pointing to situations this year where lawyers have used al to submit briefs that cite nonexistent cases. but, he also points to the potential ai has to help with legal research and the overall functioning of thejudicial system. microsoft has announced the biggest change to its keyboards in three decades with the introduction of an artificial intelligence key. the key will allow users to access microsoft's ai tool to help them with research, writing emails, and creating images. and the financial times reports on a trial for a ai stethoscope here in the uk. the medical tool can instantly detect if a patient has a heart condition. experts say it could prevent thousands of deaths a year and save millions of pounds for the nhs. with me is stephanie hare, an ai commentator and author of technology is not neutral: a short guide to technology

an hour after this attack, the mossom group on the islamic state of iraq and the levant, that is isis , accepted responsibility for this attack by publishing a statement. mohammad javad reza soltani, radio and television news agency. it has been 15:17 minutes since the terrorist incident in kerman. after the empathy of afghan immigrants in space the virtual one that continues , consider our iranian brothers and sisters as partners in your grief and revenge against the zionist regime and the terrorist america. it strongly condemns the act of terrorism that took the lives of innocent people in iran. now, afghan poets wrote poems to share their pain and blood. in love, the ascension of the tulip is to become headless. the exact meaning is between becoming bloodier. at haj ghasmari school, i saw that becoming a butterfly is the beginning of fullness. hem does not understand except the blood of the human body, lest he wait. other than that, he didn't understand the asses of women from the leaders these days he doesn't understand proof, it's not boredom, it's a mercenary, if someone kills,

cartels operating at the off gun and rating and border there is and also then of uh, the so called islamic state and for us on and i've got us down. so there is a number of suspects, but nothing in my assessment points to any is really or, or, or american responsibility will let you know later on any of the other neighbors of the run at the moment stairs. some other stories making news around the world. china has lodge, they protested to me on mar, after straight artillery shells leaded from across the border facing call for a cease fire between me on mars, one to and revel that they have been fighting since october we on mars military junta has pardons more than 9000 prisoners, including 114 foreigners. it is part of an annual release to mark the countries independent say. there was no immediate indication that political prisoners were among those frank. a u. s. court has unsealed court records containing the names of people linked to convicted sex traffic, or jeffrey epstein. the identities of more than 150 people mentioned a lawsuit brought by one of epstein is most prominent accusers have be

the so called islamic state says it carried out an attack that killed more than i see people this week in iran. the terror groups and its members were behind to bombed last the ceremony in the se, in city of come on, come in, there can memorizing the death of a top or rainy and come on to revolutionary god, general costume. so the money was assassinated by a us drawing in 2020 the attack during wednesday's memorial, march the 4th anniversary of he's killing the same. but now i is a professor of international studies at indiana university. he specializes in iran earlier. i asked him whether it's lennox dates, claimed that he'd carried out the bombings was credible. what appears to be credible. it appears to be to fit the patterns of their previous attacks in iran. that happened in 20222017. before that as well. um, so it has all the hallmarks on the secondary and attacked good prices has carried out before and the fact that they chose the anniversary, the 4th and 4th year anniversary of awesome, solely monies assassination. really, i think, underlines there are kind of a similar pattern

the attacks journalist, the so called islamic state militant group, has claimed responsibility for a deadly explosion, mdf gun capital capital, to have a beneficial say at least 5 people were killed when the blast read through a mini bus. at least 17 others were wounded. it was in a she, i was a neighborhood previously targeted by i s rescue work is a foldable man in her ninety's from the rubble of a collapsed house in japan. within 5 days after a deadly earthquake, she was taken to hospital of a 200 people are still missing off to the quite strong depends west coast. the us national society of film critics has voted gather before matt is on to the who that is best actress for her roles and, and that has to be of a full and zone of interest. she's a praise for her diverse roles and is now tips for the upcoming golden globes. and perhaps even an oscar. i'm sorry to interrupt, i'm sorry. but strong comparative women such well suited her sondra who replace them with great intensity. tell me how some way it was and what we were going through. and that to me over a full, she plays a succe

representatives of the united states speak from high stands. he began his activity as a major figure claiming leadership as it all happened, but the obvious fact is that in the islamice in his limited segment of these extremists in afghanistan, he then collaborated very closely with the united states. at the end of the event. on september 11, 2001, when it seemed to escape from the control of the americans, imagined himself to be such an independent great leader of the islamist wing of this arab-muslim world, well, in fact, as they say, the dog bit the owner, that is, he attacked the one who raised him, fed him, and so on. the united states really plays a dual role, on the one hand, they consider themselves the biggest victim of terrorism in... well, i mean, first of all, of course, the terrorist attack of september 11, 2001, which the arabs also call the skyscraper jihad, then 300 people died, americans think they have all the rights to punish those who cultivate this terror, who organize it, first of all , they see the source of this danger in... the united states took on the role of fighters against terrorism, this was a very convenient, one might say , political

during this the so called islamic state, american group has claimed responsibility for a deadly explosion. and the ask on capital kabul talked about officials say at least 5 people were killed when the blast ripped through a many bus, at least 17 others were wounded. it was in a she item, most of them neighborhood previously targeted by s. worship worship, or as have held mass and back to him to mark the beginning of orthodox christmas. the westbank city of bethlehem is believed to be the 1st class of jesus. this year's event was more muted with the vast majority of celebrations, canceled in solidarity with palestinians and gods. and here's a reminder of our top stories are invited to the dash, the incumbent prime ministers party has been announced as the winter of this weekend's large meet uncontested general election. the main opposition party boy content vote, calling it unfair, the wind ends, prime ministers, a casino at her latest term in office. hope next, our tech show shift this time, looking at internet addiction and space technology spend all stuff beneficial, us all on top of v

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