and sally johns is live on set jamal so what do you think has prompted this move by the saudi crown prince mom been psalm on how significant is it in terms of significance that we can say with 100 percent confidence it's huge because of the positioning of these 2 figures within the royal family their seniority both in terms of lineage but also in terms of positions held some form of denial of being the former crown prince being head of the intelligence before he was somebody that had great respect and commanded a lot of respect both domestically within the royal family within the religious institutions but also internationally with the united states and other countries and obviously not lazy as being the. the other son of the late king faisal i'm being a significant figure with respect why now is the question this is where we speculate because saudi is not really the freest of societies there isn't a free press there isn't any transparency there it could be that the current king's head man who's very frail very old has sicknesses is about to die has died that could possibly be the c

s muhammad been sold on the saudi crown prince gave the order to kill jamal khashoggi. well you know what gave the attorney general the order to seek death penalty against my father for similar views of that of cheese whole actually there are reports even of that and there are torture in so do prison while i'm speaking right now turkey and just said it was reportedly dad ended torture in saudi arabia. man a do we she's also reportedly dad but we're not sure why you believe the crown prince is responsible for these deaths. were ordered that whoever so that will actually will be responsible for the death of jamal khashoggi abdullah when jamal khashoggi was on the show a lot from back in march he said he didn't quote want to be the next fall model i would i'm referring to your father being in prison at the time tragically he ended up meeting a fate worse than your father's dare i ask do you know worry what will happen to you how much of a threat do you think there is against you as a saudi citizen now living in the us criticizing the saudi authorities while well i thought

a child joins us live on set now jamal so what do you think has prompted this move by the saudi crown prince why is he doing this now very good question we are only left with speculation right now based on some of the facts that we know in terms of the way in which conference province a man has ruled the way the trajectory that saudi politics has taken over the past couple of years why we're where limited to the information is because of that very reason that mama been some man runs a very tight ship in terms of. local free press in terms of transparency it's very difficult to know exactly what's happening i mean we all know the notorious incidents at the ritz hotel when all of these members of the royal family and businessman were locked up until this day there hasn't been any clear record of exactly what went down behind those closed doors so one of the main speculations coming as you mentioned. the current monarch is frailing all king you know you see him on air when he does do those public appearances it's very visibly old very visibly sick because these. 2 figures both the former

call one jamal to hear and what now for afghanistan of the trump begins repatriating battles and the result is the revolutionary association of the women of afghanistan tells of what was achieved in the longest war in u.s. history plus up to 10 years of austerity and one of the lowest numbers of ospital beds per capita in the western world has new come a tory johnson the. u.k. budget promised enough to tackle coronavirus we asked former scotland secretary david mendell all this and more going on in today's going on the ground but 1st i'm here of the contemporary gallery in mayfair in london with the high representatives of the united kingdom of the kurdistan region of iraq cohen jamal to here thank you so much for inviting us into the gallery can i just ask you 1st tell me about the exhibition here in london and how it is inspired by the journeys of a community that is what up to 35000000 people in the world yes well thank you so much for having me today and thanks for coming to this art exhibit should this art exhibit is part of the concept of cultural diplomacy of could have some o

london with the high representatives of the united kingdom of the kurdistan region over iraq cohen jamal to hear thank you so much for inviting us into the gallery can i just ask you 1st tell me about the exhibition here in london and how it is inspired by the journeys of a community that is what up to 35000000 people in the world yes well thank you so much for having me today and thanks for coming to this art exhibit should this art exhibit is part of the concept of cultural diplomacy of could have some original government representation here in london we initiated this project for one to promote the kurdish culture in britain 2nd to create a platform for our artists included some region so they can. get out from the local exhibit into international exhibition because they're from iraq and from syria and the whole different regions know this is particularly from current stump region of iraq so the artist came from could somebody general for iraq we have 5 artists who contributed participated in this exhibition and it is said reflection of their yes of denial repression of the kurdish pe

to discuss this further we now go live to jamal wakim professor of history and international relations so we have one base abandoned but is that just a drop in the ocean given how many bases still house you with us troops any rock. well i believe this could be. let's say relocation old. soldiers american soldiers because i don't expect any. american over there any time soon the current was like. trying to minimize their losses. specially at a time when they're not running for election was mentioned a mixture of them. so you think your blood you know are. so i believe. this is. redistribution for us which is rather to them it. is that surprising baghdad still permits american forces in their country their presence has repeatedly cause attacks and losses of iraqi soldiers as well as civilians. well the problem. in iraq is on the american occupation and at the same time the divisions among. the has been dominating the political scene in the country after the american led invasion and see so these particular divisions along sectarian lines. divides. damage national unity and are the same t

london with the high representative of the united kingdom of the kurdistan region of iraq call one jamal to hear thank you so much for inviting us into the gallery can i just ask you 1st tell me about the exhibition here in london and how it is inspired by the journeys of a community that is what up to 35000000 people in the world yes well thank you so much for having me today and thanks for coming to this.

london with the high representatives of the united kingdom of the kurdistan region of iraq co one jamal to hear thank you so much for inviting us into the gallery can i just ask you 1st tell me about the exhibition here in london and how it is inspired by the journeys of a community that is what up to 35000000 people in the world yes well thank you so much for having me today and thanks for coming into this. exhibit should this art exhibit is part of the concept of cultural diplomacy of could have some bridge and government representation here in london we initiated this project for one to promote the kurdish culture in britain 2nd to create a platform for artists and could some breach and so.

responsibility for the prosecutors in turkey have charged 20 saudis over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the u.n. investigator who led an international probe into the killing has welcomed the indictment agnes kalama again urged the u.s. to release their findings on the crime so no cause here lou has more from istanbul 18 months since the killing of jamal khashoggi in a stumble along awaited indictment turkish persecutors accused the former deputy chief of saudi intelligence ahmed our story and former royal aide subtle cattle any of carrying out premeditated murder with the monstrous intend 18 others are accused of carrying out what's called a deliberate and months or skilling of the saudi journalist and the kingdom's constantly. court. as well also on all. these. arrests or. last june the un special reporters was the victim of a deliberate premeditated execution and saudi arabia was responsible american intelligence concluded it was highly likely saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man ordered the killing and that katz ernie assembled a 15 man hit squad who then flew to istanb

turkey indicts 20 suspects said to be involved in the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul and a siege at a sikh center in the afghan capital as government storm a 70. welcome to the program the largest lockdown in the world this wednesday is in india where 1300000000 people have been told to stay at home and the prime minister narendra modi made the order which is expected to be involved for the next 21 days ports roads railway services and ports are being closed in an effort to stop coronavirus spreading through the dense population it's feared 1000000 people could be infected by mid may elizabeth problem is our correspondent in new delhi and joins us now a major lockdown across india and the reaction really of being housebound is dawning on millions of people. yes so people are getting used to it after a few days of it now but the 1st official complete lockdown all over the country and we have had things are quieter after what happened on tuesday night after prime minister modi's announcement was people all over the country rushing to grocery stores panic buying despite

knock down for 3 weeks and in other news techie indicts 20 saudi suspects over the killing of janis jamal khashoggi. welcome back let's look at weather conditions across the americas in north america this weather system is no clearing the eastern seaboard so clear conditions for new york and washington well way up into eastern parts of canada further south we've got this weather system pushing towards the great lakes and going to give some heavy rain in places south of it should be largely drawing fine as it moves the forecast system sinking further toward the south cold air ticking down behind it chicago seeing a big drop in temperatures there still up in the 20 degrees for kansas city meanwhile at across the west we've got some showers in places but really weather conditions the most part quiet low for the north or is another weather system coming in bringing more persistent rain heading down into central parts of america for a few showers expected for police on jurist sinecure ica southwards towards costa rica as for the weather conditions generally looking not too bad though we have g

the threat of life imprisonment or possible execution or tomato salad joins me live on set you now jamal so what do you think prompted this move by mohamed bin solemn on the saudi crown prince and how significant is this development in terms of his significance it's huge because we're talking about true of the most senior members of the sort of saudi royal family and true that up until now have not been so. seen as supporters of crown prince may have been someone in the direction that he's been taking the country both domestically and in terms of foreign policy what's printed it is very difficult to ascertain needless to say because saudis are very close culture in terms of lack of transparency and no media freedom there but also what's peculiar about it is that these are 2 figures who have by all intents and purposes down they've been under house arrest they haven't been able to move freely for very long time so the idea that maybe they were trying to hatch some sort of coup is very far fetched and difficult to see considering the restraints they were under already more likely than not

planned and australian man is due to go on trial in june on charges of terrorism let's talk now to jamal greene he joins us on skype from christ church he's a spokesman for the muslim association of canterbury jamal greene welcome to the program clearly such a difficult day could you just share your thoughts with us at this time. difficult in one sense and not difficult in another. the year. we've been asked a whole host of questions around things like muslims don't do memorials and we say well the understanding that has to be based on the motion we're on the understanding rather that we believe there's a life beyond this so on the level of faith people are able to accept this that those who are killed have gone to a better place on the personal level of course they are all sorts of issues and the we are the public. mocking of this which actually didn't go ahead because of the crowd of our aslan would have done. it would have done a couple of things because the those people in the mosque would have seen the the the support we still saw it because lots of people came along and certainly l

some are in the pages of this book like my friend and colleague jamal khashoggi, the saudi journalist who was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. you will find his story in these pages starting from one of the first chapters right after 1979, returned to the -- to saudi arabia from the us and you will meet him again a few chapters later when he becomes a journalist covering the jihad in afghanistan, you need him two chapters after that again when you return to saudi arabia as a narrative after 9/11 and he is the editor of the newspaper who gets fired for having printed very critical op-ed by one of his fellow writers criticizing the very austere puritanical creed of islam that is practiced in saudi arabia. you will meet him in the last chapter unfortunately. i was writing a passage about jamal khashoggi's life, the passage around the time of 9/11 when he disappeared and he was killed. a very macabre twist to the tale i was telling about the saudi iran rivalry, one that i did not expect but one that i do think -- the connections were not immediately clear why this was

slatd mir jamal, thank you very much.ate it. >> thank you very much. >>> the governor of illinois says the u.s. government sent the state the wrong protective equipment to use in fighting coronavirus. he says the white house agreed to send 300,000 n-95 masks, but instead they received surgical masks. >> my team is sorting through the shipment of 300,000 n-95 masks the white house personally told me would be sent to our state. while we do not have a final count on this yet, i can say with certainty that what they sent were not the n-95 masks that were promised but instead were surgical masks, which is not what we asked for. >> and n-95 masks are what doctors are supposed to wear when treating patients with a virus. regular surgical masks do not fully protect someone from being iks posed to the coronavirus. the government says the state has only received a small fraction of the supplies it's asked for. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." still to come, saying good-bye over face time. the heartbreaking new reality for those

since wednesday afternoon prosecutors in turkey have charged 20 saudis over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the u.n. investigator who led an international proving to the killing has welcomed the indictments agnes kalama again urged the u.s. to release their findings on the crime. the man accused of murdering 51 people in attacks on 2 new zealand mosques last year has admitted to carrying out the killings benton tyrant change his plea from not guilty to guilty at a hearing in the high court in christchurch on fares a tyrant no longer needs a trial and will be sentenced at a later date. al-jazeera world is next. in the 1960 you an unusual supporter of the palestinian cause emerged from the holiest of places. and. there at. the end of the featherston mean when sie i'll call it will it be bought that libya was in that year. he became an active campaign or even while holding high christian office. he served time in jail but that didn't deter him and he carried on his fight into his late eighty's. this is the story of hilarion coochie a catholic archbishop in jerusalem and his controver

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london with the high representatives of the united kingdom of the kurdistan region over iraq cohen jamal to here thank you so much for inviting us into the gallery can i just ask you 1st tell me about the exhibition here in london and how it is inspired by the journeys of a community that is what up to 35000000 people in the world yes well thank you so much for having me today and thanks for coming to this art exhibit should this art exhibit is part of the concept of cultural diplomacy of could have some original government representation here in london we initiated this project for one to promote the kurdish culture in britain 2nd to create a platform for our artists included some region so they can. get out from the local exhibit into international exhibition because they're from iraq and from syria and the whole different regions know this is particularly from current stump region of iraq so the artist came from can somebody general for iraq we have 5 artists who contributed to participated in this art exhibition and it is sort of flexion all of them yes of denial repression of the ku

democracy is just killing and his turkish fiance who lives in istanbul was not in the married with jamal who should but on the ng did she didn't have any right to file a complaint about this or the police some of prosecutors has filed a public case and now there is an option there's a possibility if it can work out what bullets and might be might be issued for those suspects but we know that saudi arabia has said i'm on that i said it and sell them on who are the top names had nothing to do with the murder because that's why they sent in some people to to death and life imprisonment and i'm cassano with all the latest developments from istanbul for us we'll continue watching this closely thank you senator. now the president of chad is describing monday's attack by boko haram fighters as the worst yet on the army. visited loch province to pay tribute to the $92.00 soldiers killed a few attack a few hours after the attack ambush in nigeria killed dozens of soldiers there to now a new human rights watch report accuses saudi arabia and its allied fighters in yemen of serious human rights abu

i think it's important to see that 100 percent man and this severe depression since the killing of jamal hostages and that is what so called the 2nd phase of my medicine man in part because basically the united states have lists you know had the support time he has he lost the credibilities that is communication with him but it's generally with the americans as he used to have so there is severe pressure on him and also there is severe pressure inside saudi arabia about you know the economy is not moving in a good in a good direction that i'm cool project is fading apart you know there's a lot of could see about the entertainment policy he's basically promoting saudi arabia all of this together with him and there's a real pressure of how will this go down internationally as you said he already lost credibility both within the kingdom and with out of the murder of jamal khashoggi how will world leaders people be looking at this development to be honest with you that is there is a high level of hypocrisy in the international politics as you are as always you know. international community d

warehouses belonging to local militia baghdad claim 5 iraqi soldiers along with one civilian were killed jamal wakim who's a professor of history and international relations says the u.s. takes advantage of an a division to stay in iraq as long as possible. well the problem. is and the american occupation under same time the divisions among. the has been dominating the scene or the country out that the american led invasion. so 'd these good to good to be germans are along sectarian lines. by. damage national unity and at the same time the americans that i was on this in all the alliances. and. in addition to dead alliances with many. because the so i believe the americans are trying to. cut it open if i don't rule in with that to stay in it are in spite of all. many colds but i did occupy lament time by like. the. on the americans to withhold them on the current. u.s. ascribes another case trying to fit investigation into russian interference during the last presidential election charges have been dropped against 2 firms accused of running a troll farm that ain to influence voters under fama

local militia baghdad claimed 5 iraqi soldiers along with one civilian were killed in the strikes jamal wakim professor of history and international relations says the u.s. takes advantage of in their division to stay in iraq as long as possible. well the problem. is on that of a medical. and under same time the divisions among. the has been going in well the sooner the company out that the american led invasion. so 'd these good to good to be humans are along sectarian lines. by. national unity and at the same time the americans capitalize on this and all the alliances. and the good that ship in addition to that alliances with many. because the so i believe the americans have trained to. cut it open wide and rule and with that to stay in it are in spite of all. many colds by idiot occupied element time by it archy look to the flood on the americans who told them when they found. the us has scrapped another key strand of its investigation into russian interference during the last presidential election charges have been dropped against 2 firms accused of running a troll farm that aimed t

conducts his strikes on 5 warehouses belonging to local militia jamal wakim professor of history and international relations says the u.s. is exploiting internal division to remain in iraq as long as possible. well the problem. is on that of american to. understand time that it and divisions among. the has been going in well look at that scene and i'm going to go to the american invasion and. so these good tickle divisions are along sectarian lines. by. national unity and at the same time the americans. and the alliance is it that's going to be that and that. in addition to dead alliances with many. of the so i believe the americans are trying to. cut of oak divide and rule in which the to stay in it are in spite. but it occupied a moment i'm. on the americans to withhold them from the country. i'm staying without international i'll be back with a place for you in confidence.

providing the kingdom with the spyware required to hack his phone conversations with the journalists jamal khashoggi who was later murdered a new york times reported 20 teen says the u.a.e. had asked n.s.o. to hack into the phones of prominent figures amnesty international says rights activists and one of its own staff members have been targeted by n.s.o. products. ok let's get going joining us here on the program today from washington d.c. we have rafael sater he's a cyber security correspondent for reuters in london we have tanya carroll she is the director of amnesty tech and in brussels via skype we have james shiers he's a professor at the university of needn't researches cyber security across the middle east welcome to you all right feel coming to you 1st is it such a surprise that n.s.o. didn't turn up to this court date. you know peter it is and it isn't. to a certain degree these kind of cross truth fictional lawsuits are always a little bit fraud and there's often the argument that one party or the other is simply just didn't have jurisdiction and doesn't have cause to file in a

conducted strikes on 5 warehouses belonging to local militia jamal wakim professor of history and international relations says that the u.s. is exploiting internal divisions to remain in iraq as long as possible. well the problem. is on the american occupation under same time that it on divisions among. the has been going in well look at that scene or the company out that the american invasion and 3 or so 'd these are going to going to be years are long sectarian lines. by. national unity and at the same time the americans capitalize on this and all the little and says that's going to be that i'm that good. in addition to dead alliances with many. others so i believe the americans are trying to. cut it open divide and rule and with that to stay in it are in spite of all. many colds by the it occupied element time by it like you know it archey. on the americans to throw them on the car. they say staying without me for updates and half an hour. max geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's kind of

the who's who's who's coming in blowing in and a new wave of reform even people like my late friend jamal how should she thought he was the new groom that was needed back in those days since and he's lost a lot of his popularity virtually nothing is going right to him certainly not the war in yemen not the i.p.o. of around co the oil prices going down and now you've got coronavirus as well and restricting or cutting and possibly also the house too so he's under a lot of pressure and i think he feels he needs to finish the job and so the need to crack down roxanne let me bring you in here what is the real threat to and b s is it a reputational threat essentially as david was outlining there or is there more to it all certainly i agree that many of his actions have not gone well and one of the issues is which allies he actually has in the court and those seem to be relatively thin on the ground and so his approach has been 'd to be heavy handed 'd to establish his position. and to really strong arm members of the family particularly and this is extremely unusual for the saudi court and the

conducted his strikes on 5 warehouses belonging to local militia jamal what came professor of history and international relations says the u.s. is exploiting internal 'd divisions to remain in iraq as long as possible where the problem. is an american occupation and the same time the divisions among. the has been dominating. the american invasion. so these good to good to be along sectarian lines. by. damage national unity and at the same time american ideas on the alliances. and. in addition dead alliances with many. so i believe the americans have trained. by down will and with that to stay in it are inspired. many colds by the it occupied element and by like it archey. on the americans to whittle them down. it's a saying without international news stories available if you had to all website that salty dot com. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. thinks. we are.

belonging to local militia baghdad claim that 5 iraqi soldiers along with one civilian were killed jamal wakim who's a professor of history and international relations says the united states states advantage of in a division to stay in iraq as long as possible. well the problem. is and the american occupation under same time the divisions among. the has been dominating the country out there the american led invasion. so these vertical divisions are along sectarian lines. by. damage national unity and at the same time the americans capitalize on this and all the alliances that's going to be that and. in addition to dead alliances with many. others so i believe the americans are trained to. cut it open wide and rule in order to stay in it are in spite of all. many colds by the it occupied element and by like it archey. on the americans to whittle them on the car. china is expanding journalists from 3 american newspapers it's the latest step in a tit for tat route one comes off the president trump and posed a limit on staff numbers and 5 chinese media outlets operating in the united states

conducted strikes on 5 warehouses belonging to local militia jamal wakim professor of history and international relations says the u.s. is reluctant to leave iraq. well the problem. is on that of a american an asian under same time that it on divisions among. the has been. a look at the company out that the american invasion and 3 or so these are going to could to be years are long sectarian violence. by. the amateur national unit and at the same time the americans that i was on base in all the alliances that's going to be that i'm that good. in addition to that alliances with many. others so i believe that the americans are trying to. cut it open divide and rule in which the to stay in it are in spite. but it occupied element time by like it archey. on the americans to withhold them from the country ok that wraps it up for they say news hour we will meet again i hope he wins that humans. who are. wounded or. what else just seems wrong but all will say just don't call. me i'll get to see her out just in time to kill and endangered because the trail. when something is find themselves worlds apar

mohammed bin salmond's international profile was further tarnished after the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and the kingdom's consulate in istanbul the cia concluded that the crown prince must have known about the operation if not ordered it himself we know that he is the real power it was some people calling him anecdotally the. son of the king but a person who was actually sovereign power in the southeast. reports suggest those detained now face long term imprisonment or even death. alexia brian al jazeera migrants and refugees trying to cross from turkey into greece have described scenes at the border as something out of a horror movie thousands have gathered at turkey's western frontier after the country declared its borders open for those hoping to enter europe. has more now from the border city of danny. we found home ed in an abandoned building tending to his wounds the iranian amputee says he crossed into greece twice since turkey opened its borders more than a week ago he returned with wounds all over his body. to use the wounded they caught me and beat me while they took

so we had read james from radio one, jamal edwards, the founder of an online platform, we had ellie flynn award. we had alexjones from the one show. a pretty cool group to be associated with. it was an amazing awards ceremony. what was most significant was seeing some of the best talent of the bbc turn out to support these young people and fill them with confidence in terms of their voices and their stories and representing their communities. we are going to show a little bit more of their work now. because ellen was enjoying a normal day until she noticed that her hair was falling out in the shower. she was diagnosed with alopecia, this was at the age of 1a. now at 16, with alopecia, this was at the age of 1a. now at16, she with alopecia, this was at the age of 1a. now at 16, she says the experience has given her a new perspective on life. it was a very normal day here at home until i went to the shower. everything was normal, washing my hair as you do, but then i realised that the conditioner was thicker than usual and i looked down and the floor was black. i couldn't see my feet. i los

level of the people who have been involved in the killing so the game is not over when it comes to jamal closer just killing but there is another investigation in short that will be conducted in parallel to this one but i have to explain why there is this public case against those people is so far when you look at the mouth families that they haven't filed any complaints so so when there is not called play it by the side of the victim then the persecutors office has the right to all in a public is saying that there is. this is this has become a public issue as it has the killing has been committed inside a turkish territories even though it was a diplomatic mission so we will be learning more about the prosecutor's office plans in the future in the coming hours for the updates and consider in istanbul thank you. a sikh place of worship past come under attack in afghanistan's capital kabul at least 4 people are being killed the interior ministry says unknown gunman and suicide bombers are targeting the religious complex security forces have cordoned off the area and have rescued a number

release their findings on the crime scene and who has more from istanbul 18 months is to killing of jamal her shuki in a stumble along awaited indictment to kish prosecutors accuse the former deputy chief of saudi intelligence ahmed goss 3 and former royal qahtani of carrying out premeditated murder with a monstrous intent 18 others are accused of carrying out what's called a deliberate and months or skilling go to saudi journalist and the kingdom's consulate. they have already been given permission by the courts to shoot us all so they have to shoot. down all our faces in the us. will have all gotten all the specials what you see here is all those people who are naming their vice. last june the un special reporters was the victim of a deliberate premeditated execution and saudi arabia was responsible american intelligence concluded it was highly likely saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man ordered the killing and that cuts ernie assembled a 15 man hit squad who then flew to istanbul that's partially based on surveillance recordings obtained by turkish intelligence from inside the cons

the prosecutors in turkey indict 20 suspects for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi those stories after the break. for the. hello beijing in fact the whole of northern china is about to lose 10 degrees from its daily maximum temperature as the air kept behind here is moving slowly science would soar as it goes through on thursday beijing is down to 11 degrees now given that we've been enjoying 2021 that's quite a big change and it will head slowly sasa because currently it's humid and quite sherry in central china to take a look at that $120.00 degrees with the breeze a northerly as you can see and so things will change it so as you can imagine squeezing the raving towards japan as the sun comes out the temperatures drop behind it will hands down to 13 shankar's down to about the same and beijing hangs out in the sunshine but out city so it's a wet looking day this is friday we're talking about for sudden size korea and a good part of japan the rains tucking back into southern china where hong kong humidity rises with the probably the heaviest rains in just inland from you there h

mohammed bin salmond's international profile was further tarnished after the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and the kingdom's consulate in istanbul the cia concluded that the crown prince must have known about the operation if not ordered it himself we know that he is the real power it was some people calling him anecdotally. the son of the king but a person who was actually sovereign power in the southeast. reports suggest those detained now face long term imprisonment or even death. alexia brian al jazeera. grease to open the gates of refugees and migrants camped out at its border thousands have gathered at the border since last we went turkey declared its borders with the e.u. open those trying to cross have been caught between riot police on both sides of the barrier one is due to meet european union officials in brussels on monday to tackle the issue. well that's actually going to him has one half of the border city of. we found home ed in an abandoned building tending to his wounds the iranian amputee says he crossed into greece twice since turkey opened its borders more tha

the throne when king salmon dies saudi guards of also arrested one of mohammed bin nayef brothers jamal explains why the reported arrests are so significant. it's huge because of the positioning of these 2 figures within the royal family their seniority both in terms of lineage but also in terms of positions hold some form of denial of being the former crown prince being head of the intelligence before he was somebody that had great respect and commanded a lot of respect both domestically within the royal family within the religious institutions but also internationally with the united states and other countries and obviously not lizzie's being the only other son of the race king faisal and being a significant figure with respect south korea is imposing restrictions on the sale of mosques and has carried out raids on companies that was stockpiling them as it tries to combat the coronavirus there have been long queues outside stores and mosques stocks are running low or south korea has now more than 6 and a half 1000 confirmed cases that's the highest number outside china it's also banne

that he was either behind or had been for knowledge of the killing of dissidents saudi journalist jamal show t.v. . so i think he's simply removing somebody who's an oak a credible alternative now lebanon's prime minister says his government want to be able to make a debt payment of more than a $1000000000.00 due on monday dab says lebanon's current theories areas are dangerous no and people's basic needs must be prioritized then a hunter has more from people. businesses are closing unemployment is rising inflation is soaring and the local currency depreciated by at least 50 percent and now for the 1st time in its history lebanon is defaulting on paying its debt 1200000000 dollars is due on monday the country is facing its worst economic crisis in decades prime minister has sandia who took office in january after massive protests toppled the previous government told the nation his administration will work on restructuring the debt which has become too much for the country to bear. on and on without the sour hard currency reserves are at a critical record low as a result the republic of