in the aftermath of the killing of jamal shoji. and while he was running for president, so it seems like joe biden is now vis, bumping with a government that he claimed he was going to make a pariah. in addition to that, the foreign minister cited the crown prince and responding to how they felt about joe biden, challenging them around the issue of jamal shoji. it has not worked when the us tried to impose values on afghanistan and iraq. in fact, it backfired. it does not work when people try to impose values by force on other countries. the american people are not happy as the gas prices haven't gone down. the press is criticizing biden or fis. bumping with a government wants promise to make a pariah. and on top of that, the saudis themselves do not appreciate joe biden, challenging them on the killing of jamal shoji. so overall, the trip is not a success for the buying and ministration said leave. also, well on his visit to saudi arabia biden tried to assert us leadership in the region, noting that washington would not leave a va

of that, the saudis themselves do not appreciate joe biden, challenging them on the killing of jamal shoji. so overall, the trip is not a success, so the buyer and ministration stated lease. also while on his visit to saudi arabia abide and tried to assert us leadership in the region, noting that washington will not leave a vacuum to be filled by moscow or beijing. but saudi arabia's top diplomat says, re, adds relations with the u. s. and china are not mutually exclusive. we want to be able to deal with everybody in china is our largest trading partner. we build bridges with people. we don't see one s exclusive of the other indian foreign service veteran m. k. badger. cool mar. says washington's latest attempt to drive its rivals away from the middle east. are too little, too late. you're kind of doing that. that's why didn't you have the policy was the big track as in the 980 to bring down the places to an extent to cut in russia or they didn't know that we know was that it can be final please. so we didn't know that that he was attempting by getting the so you got to make up the i think

president joe biden is welcome to the kingdom by muhammad been summoned as, as he raised the murder of jamal shoji drank his prime minister, is sworn in his interim president until parliament elects a replacement for god to bye roger baxa crowdfunding a wall. how donations big and small a helping ukraine in its fight against russia. wow . and influence you, she, on her material side there sends a message to his rivals, something, tens of thousands of iraqis for a mass prayer in baghdad. in sports and emotional. and so it's hunger woods, his time at the shoes opened championship. there was in tears on the horn a whole at st. andrews was he missed the whole voice. ah hello and welcome to the program will 2 years after he pledged to mate saudi arabia, pariah. us president joe biden says the 2 countries have made significant progress on security in economic issues. in the 1st hours of his 2 day visit to the kingdom, he said they had agreed to work together to ensure global energy security in oil supplies off to russia's invasion of ukraine and price is soaring, widens said they also agreed to work on

was despite the country's widespread human rights abuses and the murder of dissident journalist jamal shoji at the saudi consulate in istanbul. multiple investigations said the order to kalika, so she must have come from the top. from ben salmon himself. many world leaders condemned m b. s helping in a more new mobile service. that puts president joe biden in a tough spot when he was a candidate, he called for saudi arabia to be treated as a pariah nation. but by needs to address oil prices, which have spite largely due to russia's war in ukraine by an also needs the saudis help against us adversary. iran, which is ramping up its nuclear program. washington is pushing the saudis to cooperate with israel, despite the history of mistrust. and conflict against iran, both countries consider to iran and arch foe. saudi arabia with its huge oil reserves, has made itself impossible to ignore for decades. it's used its power over energy markets to both hurt and help us. in the 1900 seventy's, the saudis contributed to the u. s. economy tumbling into recession with oil embargoes. but in later decade

, he was very critical of saudi arabia and of the crown prince of because of the murder of john jamal shoji. because of some aspects of the saudi conduct of the war . and yemen up, and at the same time, he a recognized that saudi arabia faced real threats from yemen. iranian sponsored a proxy there, the of who have fired hundreds of missiles at some 1000000000 targets and saudi arabia. and he has always said he did not want to rupture. he wanted to recalibrate the relationship. and i think that's actually what he's doing. now. i think the main impetus to do the visit now is really about the warning crank and the fact that to lead an international coalition to push back on rushes, an invasion of ukraine required. there's a functional u. s. saudi relationship in that relationship, the united states provides assurances for saudi arabia, security. that's a historic rolled united states as always played, and saudi arabia commits to align itself with u. s. interests, especially when they're challenged by our global rivals, russia, in china. and in this context, that means more saudi oil productio

feel profoundly troubled by the visit because of what it means for our world and what is means for jamal shoji. and people like him. the visits by m. b as to france and joe biden, to saudi arabia, do not change the fact that m b s as nothing other than a killer. if environmental as thought they were the only ones who were going to get short changed with this energy crisis, it looks like they're now joined by human rights activists. but it, when, when michael french president is constantly evoking the importance of human rights in different contexts. like for example, up paris is the birthplace of the universal declaration of human rights. how the defense of human rights is woven into europe's very fabric. but today, mohammed been solomon or effectually notice m b. s, is at the french presidential palace, which may or may not by the way, pale in comparison to the home where m b. s. is staying during his visit. we're talking here about a home that the new york times says, and b s owns through shell companies and it's dub the world's most expensive home by fortune magazine. the 7000 square meter,

the organization which was establish by slain journalist jamal shoji is urging paris to investigate the saudi prince over his a legit role in the 2018 killing of the founder. the dawn watch dog that tracks human rights violations in gulf countries and promotes democracy, says been so long should be stripped of diplomatic immunity as he isn't officially the one who rules saudi arabia. 2 other advocate groups have reportedly supported the initiative against the prince. and earlier, amnesty international even criticized france for hosting the saudi official. i feel profoundly troubled by the visit because of what it means for our world. and what is means for jamal kush oak g and people like him. the visits by m b as to france and joe biden, to saudi arabia, do not change the fact that m b s has nothing other than a killer. if environmentalists thought they were the only ones who are going to get short changed with this energy crisis, it looks like they're now joined by human rights activists. but amendment, nicole french president is constantly evoking the importance of human rights in dif

amid the crown prince's 1st trip to europe since the 2018 scandal over the killing of journalists jamal shoji. the saudi concert is a prominent human rights organization, has urged the french government to investigate the prince on his alleged role in the killing. and mohammed bin salma was warmly welcomed in paris after a similar reception in greece. meanwhile, some critics have also pointed to frances own, a legit atrocities committed during the countries military intervention in molly mass graves have reportedly been uncovered recently in that country with some of the bodies showing signs of torture. killings allegedly took place near the side of a french army base, which was withdrawn a few months ago. and last year the when published a report on a deadly attack by a french military plane. and molly killing at least 19 people at a wedding for its part, paris has denied its forces targeted civilians in the african country. a political analyst, nicholas markovich, says francis craving for cheap energy is promoting a policy of double standard. i'm quite happy that a lot of there's been a lot

on friday, joe biden said he raised the killing of jen, this jamal shoji with the crown prince and said he believed in some man was responsible for according to saudi arabia is a foreign affairs minister. the crown prince pushed back his word. highness also mentioned to the president to mistakes like this happen in other countries. and we saw a mistake like this being committed by the united states in a bought a job. and that the united states took steps in order to deal with those who are found guilty and to ensure that mechanisms are put in place to prevent this from happening. can 100 crump and explain to the president that the king of sergio has taken measures to ensure that a situation like this cannot happen again the for his one hand. this also mentioned that a number of countries in a number of countries around the world. you have situations where journalists are killed in that of those countries have to take steps in order to bring those responsible to justice and to ensure that it doesn't happen. and then he also raised the issue of the policy in american journalist that was k

he said that he did raise the issue of the murder of john this jamal shoji with the saudi crown prince. whose response was that he was not personally responsible for had taken place. but obviously there is a great deal of concern among the presence and democratic party, but also among human rights activists. as to how this visit could potentially play out because of the deteriorating state of human rights. of course, the other thing the president mentioned was that he, that saudi arabia is going to open up its as space to all flights to and from israel. and he portrayed that as being something of a foreign policy when for the white house. and they also mentioned that he does expect energy production to be boosted in the coming months. has been no movement or development on energy output as yet. but that is an agreement that us officials expect to happen quite soon. white house correspondent, kimberly how kit is following all of this joins us live now from doha. and he sort of went through each remark, i suppose in order of priority. it started with the sort of close, closer ties betwee

amid the crown prince's 1st trip to europe since 2018 scandal over the killing of journalists jamal, shoji and in the saudi conflict near stumble. a prominent human rights organization has urged the french government to investigate the prince and his legit role in the killing of haven't been sol lawn was warden, warmly welcomed in paris after a similar reception in greece in while some critics have also pointed to france's own a legit atrocities committed during the country's military intervention in molly mass graves had been reportedly uncovered recently in that country. with some of the bodies showing signs of torture. killings allegedly took place near the sight of a french army base which was withdrawn a few months ago. and last year the un publish to report on a deadly attack by a french military plain. and molly killing at least 1900 people at a wedding for its part, paris is denied as forces targeted civilians in the african country. and political analysts, nickel markovich, says francis craving for cheap energy is promoting a policy, a double standard. i'm quite happy that a lot o

offended his host to some degree, asking the crown prince if he was responsible for the killing of jamal shoji and getting quite a response. this is what was said in response to joe biden, confronting the k. it has not worked when the us tried to impose values on afghanistan and iraq, in fact, it backfired. it does not work when people tried to impose values by force on other countries. now the american people that were hoping for a lower price of gasoline had been disappointed. the media is raking biden over the coals for his chilly fist bump with the government. he once said when he was trying to make a pariah. and the saudis are also unimpressed. with biden's attempts to, to confront them about the killing of jamal to show you. so it seems that the trip is bailing on 3 front. not another success story for the bind administration. archie caleb and thanks a lot for bringing us those details. also while on his visit to saudi arabia biden tried to assert us leadership in the region, noting that washington will not leave a quote vacuum to be filled by moscow or beijing. saudi arabia's top diplom

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you mentioned the fiance of jamal shoji and the relatives of the jailed dissidence. but it has been cleared from the beginning that really human rights, not the priority on this trip. it's about energy production in the wake of inflation and higher prices in the war in ukraine. and it's also about strengthening really this regional security cooperation also between saudi arabia and israel. it's really about to reasserting us influence in the region. yeah, and the u. s. president said just a moment ago, a were in response to the challenge about as your mouth shall, jeez, fiance, he said, i'm sorry, she feels this way, but i didn't come here to meet the crown prince. he came here to repair and reset and recalibrate the u. s saudi relationship, that in fairness has existed for decades and does have a strategic value to the united states. and so the u. s. president is trying to re establish this relationship based on their shared desire to confront a common foe. and that is iran. they are both concerned about the military might and strength that iran can, is increasingly

he also raised the murder of journalists, jamal ha shoji law had assumed william aleki the u. s. president, meeting with gulf leaders in saudi arabia's capital. he laid out how he sees america's role in the middle east zone becoming clear to me how closely interwoven america's interest are with the successes. normally, we will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by china. russia were rear will seek to build on this moment with active principle mercury leadership. it was a clear message to gulf states who have gradually seen us disengagement from the region. notably the withdrawal from afghanistan, but bide, and also signaled washington remains a dominant player when it comes to the most pressing threats to global security. the war in ukraine, china's growing influence, and preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon and saudi oil has been a driving factor with the u. s. looking to shore up it's supplies and bring prices down, especially if it can replace russian energy. but the summit was overshadowed by biden criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record. in part

to speak with him until now, pledging to make him a pariah after the murder of journalists, jamal, because shoji in 2018 u. s intelligence is the crown prince approved the killing bite and said he repeated his denial at that the crown prince repeated his denial that he was involved in any way. respect to the murder of cr shogi. i raised it at the top of the meeting, making the clear what i thought of it in time. and what i think of it now and most exactly. i was straight forward in direct in discussion. i made my view, crystal clear. he basically said that he, he, he was not personally responsible for it. i indicated he was, he said he was not personally responsible for it and he took action against those who were responsible. okay, let's speak to dw correspondent carleen a cim way in washington. currently in a hi, joe biden says he believes the saudi crown prince was responsible for the murder of jamaica. so g, yet he fis bumped him. what is this tell us about the relationship between the u. s . and saudi arabia, oil tires, they and these kind of visits between world leaders are normally carefu

come jamal cars shoji biden is in the kingdom on a highly anticipated but controversial visit. when he arrived, he bumps iss with mohammed been salmon. the crown prince into fact alida, up until now biden had refused to speak to him over the murder of over the murder of journalists, jamarcus shoji in 2018. u. s. intelligence is the crown prince approved the killing of his mum. that has set off a storm of criticism. u. s. president joe biden. hell talks with saudi crown. prince mom had been sell man. a man, he once promised to make a prior over the murder of us best john list jamal kush oak g. kush oak g fiance reacted to the meeting with the to eat. seeing the blood of the princess next week to the u. s. pasadena has counted the criticism. thank you. breathe here . respect to the murder of kush yogi, i raise it at the top of the median, make it clear what i thought of it in time. and when i think of it now, he basically said that here he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came on was he said he was not personally responsible for it and he took action against those

it's been so mounds at 1st official visit to the ease since janice, come on, jamal shoji was murdered. these are the consulate office in a stumble in 2018. the un security council is deadlocked on who should lead its diplomatic efforts and libya. the current special advisor stephanie williams as scheduled to leave her post at the end of the month, shifting government alliances in libya have sparked renewed violence. our diplomat together to james bays, reports are from un headquarters in new york. for the 5th time in a row for you ends, mission in libya and smell has been extended by just 3 months to 3 african members of the security council was so angry that in protest they abstained during the vote . it's not the only blow to the u. n. in libya. stephanie williams, who's been leading the un mission is finally stepping down. back in 2020, she secured an agreement between the parties to have elections, elections that had never taken place. she's wanted to step down from her post for months, but has been persuaded to stay by the un secretary general. i want to thank her for her extraor

visited saudi arabia, falling the following, the 2018 murder of saudi journalist and dissidence, jamal, because shoji, who often criticize the saudi crown. prince us intelligence blamed the prince for killing ca, shoji in the saudi conflict in its don bull. although riyadh has denied any responsibility, joe biden, who had promised to make saudi arabia parias state back in 2019 travel to saudi arabia last week. to meet with top officials, they're react has been under pressure by the u. s. and e. u to export more oil as western countries seek, alternative suppliers of energy, former grief diplomats and basketball lea a night as chris and topless told us that negotiating with russia is the only way to resolve europe's energy crisis. the only way to go ahead is that to sit down in a neutral country like switzerland of western countries and to moscow and tried, tried to come out of the trying to find a practical solution. which of course would involve the lifting of the sanctions because it, it, it doesn't work for europe. and when i say europe, i include the russian. so because i think that russia is, is

after the president previously vowed to make the country a pariah over the murder of during this jamal cas shoji. but there's no calling the nation. a partner telling me more earlier ortiz policy or on friday afternoon, the american president deposit from israel. he p directly to jadae in saudi arabia, making him the 1st american president to make this fight. because of course, saudi arabia does not recognize israel. earlier on friday. the saudi government announced that was opening, it's a space to israeli pain. so that is a 1st the american president ahead of his visit did say that its purpose was to reset relationships between america and saudi arabia. but as you correctly mentioned, it wasn't so long ago that he referred to saudi arabia as a provider estate falling the 2018 killing of the saudi journalist jamal kashodi. now, the americans have always made out that they are the bastion of human rights. that they are the policeman of the world if you like. and it was this with us in mind that joe biden had these harsh mot remarks to make about saudi arabia not such a long time ago. and i would

after the present, previously vows to make the country a pariah over the murder of journalist jamal cas shoji. but he now calls the country a partner. let's get more on the reaction to the president's visit its course to our middle east correspondent, paul, i suppose. yeah, just as i went through there quite a you turn by president biden and re saudi authorities in general ticket through vase out on the trip itself. what's happening? well, it's so he is quite a, you turn by the american president joe biden. and as you quickly say, it has raised more than a few eyebrows here in the region. on friday afternoon, the american president departed from israel. he, peter ricky, to j. the in saudi arabia making him the 1st american president to make the fight. because of course not the irradiate does not recognize is role. earlier on friday the saudi government announced that it was opening. it's a space to israeli pain. so that is the 1st, the american president, the head of this visit did say that its purpose was to reset the relationships between america and saudi arabia. but as you correctly menti

and i'd count over the murder of journalist jamal cas shoji. however, now the word pariah has been quietly dropped in favor of par. there are to kill him up and has been looking into the future. so joe biden is getting on a plane and heading to the middle east to meet with a long time u. s. ally. so who is it? obviously it some bastion of freedom and democratic principles, some great up holder of human rights and international law. no, actually it's saudi arabia. when joe biden came into office, he seemed to feel that coddling this regime was not good. p r for the united states . he promised to make them a pariah, and i would make it very clear. we were not going to sell more weapons to them, but we're going to make them pay the price in fact, make them a pariah that they are. there is very little social, redeeming value in the present governments of saudi arabia. sally, arabia is an important part and the president believes and the present and also believes john, that it's important for him to be willing and able to meet with leaders all acros

politicians who visited saudi arabia, falling the 2018 murder of saudi journalist and dissidence jamal cas shoji, who often criticize the saudi crown. prince. u. s. intelligence blamed the prince for the killing of cas shoji and the saudi consulate in istanbul. although rhianna has denied responsibility. joe biden, who had promised to make saudi arabia a pariah back in 2019 travel to saudi arabia last week to meet with, to meet rather with top officials. they're react has been under pressure by the u. s. and e. u to export more oil as western countries seek alternative suppliers of energy. but to get more on this now we're going to cross live to former greek diplomat anime bast early a night as chris and thoughtless thanks. a lot for joining us on the program. once again. ok, so the saudi princes visit to greece includes a deal on renewable energy and ellen g, do expect that that agreement to help save grease in europe from or do you expect that that agreement is going to help save grease and europe from a looming energy crisis? first of all, it's a shame that the greek government is making deal

the president previously about to make the country and i'd cast over the murder of journalists jamal cars shoji. however, now the word pariah has been quietly dropped in favor of partner. well let's bring in these cars for paul asleep on this. hi there are paula. yeah, quite a you turn by president biden on we had as regards not language tickets through that and indeed the trip itself it certainly has been a u turn in terms of jo biden's commons and the policy of the united states. as you correctly said, the american president is now in jetta in saudi arabia. this is the 3rd and final leg of his trip to the middle east. earlier. he was in israel and the palestinian territories, not when by 1st came into office. he wasn't shy about calling saudi arabia, a pariah state. this coming from the lead of a country that often regards itself as the bastion of human rights, as the policeman, if you like, of the world. these are the words at biden, had then to make about one who now has become very close partner of washington. and i would make it very clear. we were not going to sell more weapons to them.

s. voiced concerns over the 2018 murder of washington post journalist jamal, cuz shoji at the saudi consulate in saudi arabia says, washington is not innocent either. and pointed to violation that the notorious avo grade prison during the us occupation of iraq with more on how jo biden's middle east. tor has dashed washington's hopes for a grand return to the region. here's ortiz, policy site is for day, middle east episode. that is a question of what actually achieved is still up in the air. his bed for more and cheap oil has been blown out of the water, mostly the impact of this visit. i suspect you won't see that for another a couple weeks. we, i'd say as a canopy, its oil production beyond 13000000 barrels a day, and off to shunning the kingdom over the 2018 killing of saudi jonas, jamal cash hockey. all eyes were on what might and would say to the conference i in thank you. thank you. thank you. that's exactly what bite enabled saudi arabia on his campaign trail back in 2019. but now fighting his tongue, he came asking for a favor while still trying to save his own face. correct, calling

the national press club pointing to the killing of journalist jamal cuz shoji has called the event a revolting attempt to whitewash the kingdom's image. kristin salumi al jazeera bed minster, new jersey. the un mission to afghanistan has condemned a grenade attack at a cricket match and cobble that wounded. 13 spectators. explosion happened during a domestic league game at the capital of international cricket stadium, the match resume shortly, though after the blast, there's been no claim of responsibility. while sri lanka, new president renelle vick from a singer and his team have resume discussions with the international monetary fund . and so that the talks will lead to a bailout. earlier the while bank said it wouldn't help sri lanka until economic reforms are in place. the country has been in a deep financial crisis since 2019 and is struggling to pay for imports of basic goods. brazil and spain have reported the fast monkey pox related death outside of africa in the current outbreak. the brazilian victim was a 41 year old man who also suffered from firma and a weakened immune s

this week will be overshadowed by the absence of 2 journalists, unable to cover the events jamal, had shoji and shooting a blog. play. rob, is it realistic to choose to expect the state department or the biden administration to respond to any of the above placed families, as we just heard from, from lena's requests and concerns. and i'd demanding this retraction. for example, i mean, where can, where kit, what's realistic in terms of trying to hold israel accountable, not just for should ins, ah murder, but for anything i could tell you that palestinians do not trust that the u. s. administration is going to be the one to deliver them justice. it's a chance for them to show to the world that in the u. s. a. dealing with will standards, let's say mountain for a minute. if city in a bar, claire herself was covering the ukraine, a russia situation right now, and she was killed by a russian fire immediately with if seen they, us hold russia accountable, we would see sanctions. but because shooting herself is an american palestinian who was killed by israeli forces fire, we're seeing multiple at

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