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talks expected to focus on the war in yemen and the killing of jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt has been meeting the saudi king in the capital riyadh is the first british minister to visit they came to him since khashoggi was murdered in october a spokesman for prime minister tourism a said one would push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the case. well canada's prime minister has become the first western needs of knowledge that his country has received an order recording of jamal khashoggi justin trudeau says intelligence agencies of listen to tape it comes off to turkey's president. said on saturday that recordings had been shared with several countries including saudi arabia us germany france and britain canada intelligence agencies have been working very closely on this issue with the turkish intelligence committee has been fully briefed on what. turkey had to share and i had a conversation with president carter one just a couple of weeks ago in over the phone here in in in paris we had prefix changes and which i. thanked him for his is strength in responding to the show you si

foreign secretary has met saudi arabia's king solomon and jeremy hunt as the first british minister to visit the kingdom since journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered last month at the saudi consulate in istanbul the state run news agency says the two men discussed bilateral relations and regional developments hunters also do some made crown prince mohammed bin some on a spokesman for prime minister tories amaze says hunt will push to solve these to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the kushal case canada's prime minister has become the first western the to acknowledge this country has received an order of according related to kushal g.'s murder justin trudeau says he hasn't listened to the tape himself but has intelligence agencies have we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with our like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia. meanwhile turkey has reacted with anger to french claims that ankara is playing a political game it's intelligence sharing over th

negotiate a peaceful solution to the conflict in a meeting in the city coupled with king so mom british foreign secretary jeremy hunt spoke of the need to build support for u.n. peace efforts both. combines the ball this and see attitude of some of the loudest voices in the calls for ceasefire could be a while before they agreed to peace talks mohamad the whole thing the needle of this supreme council of the whole thing is recently described the cool spy the united states and united kingdom to talk in an op ed in the washington post who ruled that the united states will stop the war long time ago but has instead chosen to support its corrupt ally soda. djibouti joining me live on the phone now from yemen's capital is political commentator nasr shaka thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us we've been reporting on the fighting in data spreading to residential areas affecting civilians how would you describe the situation than now. for her thinking media suppression has got to be so quadrature in. part the part. of the heart of the. problem that it could probably be a girl problem. because he's a wa

foreign secretary jeremy hunt is in riyadh and he met king solomon there urging the kingdom to fully cooperate with turkish investigators and also speaking in paris the canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his government is working with what he calls like minded allies over the fair we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with our like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia despite the u.s. president donald trump's claims to have neutralize north korea's nuclear threat it appears pyongyang is moving ahead with its ballistic missile program sixteen hidden bases mostly scattered in remote mountainous areas have been identified in the u.s. think tank report based on new commercial satellite images while pyongyang has offered to dismantle a major launching site it's continued to make improvements at more than a dozen others this is a network long known to u.s. intelligence agencies but which north korea has never acknowledged more on this with rosalyn jordan following

in saudi arabia discussing the war in yemen in the killing of jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt has held talks with the saudi king in the capital riyadh he is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since khashoggi was murdered in october a spokesman for prime minister to resume a said hunt would push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the khashoggi case meanwhile i still says that it was behind a suicide attack in the afghan capital which killed six protesters and injured twenty others they were all members of the ethnic minority group that has are as a rallying for greater protection of their community that's it for myself from the team here in london a.j. select is next getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prime in the twenty first century they are nuclear war climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there to fear is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. i've got them all right there are more than what i do but. if you think let me think that i think you did. but i d

and the united king dom are keeping up the pressure on saudi arabia over the death of jamal khashoggi. the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt will meet with the king and crown prince monday. he'll urge them to cooperate with turkey's investigation of the journalist's murder, and to end the war in yemen. the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo also discussed those issues in a phone call with the crown prince on sunday. cnn is following the story live in istanbul. given the pressure, is there a sense they will get any traction here? >> reporter: well, you know, george, it's been more than 40 days since the killing of jamal khashoggi, and still, turkish authorities have not been able to locate a body. they have not been able to locate his remains. they don't even know if they're searching for a body right now or not because, you know, you've heard the theories that turkish authorities are looking at different scenarios including the possibility, one theory that his body may have been dissolved in acid, and turkish officials including president erdogan and we heard this from the president several times, believe the answers

well, the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, is in saudi arabia for talks, and he's been discussing the conflict in yemen with kingndent james landale is here. james, what is jeremy james, what isjeremy hunt hoping to get out of these talks? well, i have spoken to his team, they are rushing for the airport to head home, and they are putting two things. they are claiming that the saudis are willing to allow 50 houthi rebels to be evacuated by the un to man for treatment. the reason this matters is that it was one of the pretext given early in the year, in september, by the houthis, to pull out of peace talks, so what he is trying to do is remove some of those barriers to some kind of process taking place to end hostilities. 0n a second front, he's claiming that the saudis and emirati is also willing to agree, or at least engage with the idea of no longer launching air strikes with the idea of no longer launching airstrikes in with the idea of no longer launching air strikes in civilian areas, if the houthis themselves are willing to stop sending shells into riyadh, into saudi arabia. now, the problem with all this

bringing to justice the people responsible for murdering jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt made the comments off amazing saudi arabia's king solomon and riyadh hunt is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since he was murdered last month at the sabi consulate and istanbul hung says he expects to hear something about legal proceedings over the killing so in russian as a leading supply of weapons and military equipment to the kingdom and canada's prime minister has become the first western leader to officially if knowledge has country has received an order of according related to kushal g.'s murder justin trudeau says he hasn't listened to the take himself but that his intelligence agencies have we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with our like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia meanwhile turkey has reacted with anger to french claims that ankara is playing a political game whether it's intelligence sharing all over the case in a t.v. interview the french foreign minister said he wasn't aware

foreign secretary jeremy hunt has arrived in riyadh and met king solomon he is urging the kingdom to fully cooperate with turkish investigators and speaking in paris the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said his government is working with what he calls like minded allies over the fair we continue to be engaged with . the investigation into accountability for the murder of. and we are in discussions with our like minded our. next steps towards. there's also a concern in france about the fate of two saudi princes who have not been seen or heard from since being detained in saudi arabia ten months ago prince abdullah these been some of been mohamed el saad and his son feldman were last seen entering the royal palace in january a letter has been released showing the french foreign ministry has been asked by the president's office to monitor the situation is going to happen with us now who is the lawyer for prince aoun bin of the disease been someone else saad and an associate of the family he's with us from paris thank you for your time what i mean why have the french government be

jeremy hunt made the comments after meeting saudi arabia's king solomon in riyadh and is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since the journalists were seen as a leading supplier of weapons and military equipment to the kingdom international pressure is mounting for yemen's civil war to end the un britain and france are the latest to call for says they should have hostilities particularly around the port city of data coalition is trying to retake it from who the rebels local sources are at least one hundred fifty people have been killed since sunday reports from djibouti just across the red sea from yemen. fierce fighting on with all the forms lines on the fringes of the port city of data this is one of the largest bottle so far in the war in yemen. today the losing the strategic port is not an option and they are putting up a stiff resistance. which is an attempt at another suicide attack but it failed we are advancing. despite earlier promises by this. and pro-government forces malta.

foreign secretary jeremy hunt has arrived in riyadh and met with king sandman he is urging the government to fully cooperate with turkish investigators a spokesman for british prime minister theresa may says hunt will push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the her shakti case and canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his government is working with what he calls like minded allies on the next steps of saudi arabia we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with our like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia. is following this story for us from istanbul he joins us live from there now so jim what does all this mean then in terms of continuing to keep the pressure on saudi arabia. will has i'm i mean this is a case is going on for several weeks now more than a month and was the international community for us was trying to figure out exactly what happened to modify the ones they established that he was indeed just us and they said they were waitin

and bringing to justice the people of responsible for murdering kushal jeremy hunt made the comments after meeting saudi arabia's king sun mon they are hunters the first british minister to visit the kingdom sent the saudi journalist was murdered last month at the saudi consulate in istanbul he says he expects to hear about legal proceedings over the killing soon russian as a major supply of weapons and military equipment to the kingdom. i talk very frankly about all concerned about what happened and how important it is for saudi strategic partners to know that this cannot and will not happen again the first step in that process not the only step but the first step in that process is to make sure there is proper accountability for the people who were responsible person people who committed the acts also the people who gave you want us to react and due process is in train at the moment in saudi arabia and i was led to believe there will be rapid progress in making sure the people of port to justice. granted as prime minister has become the first western data to officially acknowledge that his country has received an o

foreign secretary jeremy hunt was meeting with the saudi arabia's king king solomon in riyadh to discuss where yemen but as well of the murder all of these saudi journalist jamal khashoggi jury his meeting jeremy hunt the saudis to cooperate with the investigation and to hold those responsible accountable foreign minister also called on riyadh as we said to end the war in yemen simon move on with us now lecturer in international relations at lancaster university in the u.k. joining us on skype thank you for your time are we starting to see a bit of movement here a bit of injection here from the likes of jeremy hunt in the u.k. to actually make sure that the case doesn't get swept under the rug and actually get solved well i'm not sure we're going to see the flusher ji case getting solved as you put it but i think hopefully we're seeing a bit of movement certainly a lot of pressure being put on the saudi all the right cease from their traditional allies such as the united states such is the united kingdom and i think it's quite important that we've seen this pressure being put on them who

in saudi arabia discussing the war in yemen and the killing of jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt has held talks with the saudi king in the capital riyadh is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since she was murdered in october a spokesman for prime minister to resume a says hunt will push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the case of the top stories al jazeera correspondent now continues and then of course there's the news hour after that i'll see you then. if you look down on to police you will see a european capital. ancient city waltz and orthodox churches mingling with the glass and steel structures of a modern state. mother georgia looking out over her people sword for any means a cup of wine for her friends. the reality is very different georgia had the misfortune to sit at the axis of empires and we were seldom strong enough to resist our powerful may burst. for the last two hundred years these invaders have come from the north first the russian empire and then the soviet one. behind these ones grandfather sod's the soviet terror operatives snow and as the cheka bega

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negotiate a peaceful solution to the conflict in a meeting in the city coupled with king so mom british foreign secretary jeremyhunt spoke of the need to build support for u.n. peace efforts both the fight as a hollow and combines the baba since yeah duty of some of the loudest voices in the calls for ceasefire could be a while before they agreed to peace talks the hum of the whole thing the needle of the supreme ruler lucia very consul of the whole thing is recently described the course by the united states and united kingdom as empty talk in an op ed in the washington post who ruled that the united states will stop the war a long time ago but has instead chosen to support its corrupt allies so dead obeah . djibouti. dozens of ethiopian government security agents have appeared in court over a grenade attack on the prime minister in june his attorney general says evidence points to security chiefs ordering the assassination attempt on meant to people died in the incident made has introduced political and economic reform since coming into office in april the united nations is warning that mass expulsions from an

foreign secretary jeremy hunt has arrived in riyadh then had a meeting with king sandman he is urging the government to fully cooperate with turkish investigators a spokesman for the british prime minister to resign may says hunt will push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability on the her shakti case and canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his government is working with what he calls like minded allies on the next steps for saudi arabia we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with her like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia are dramatic is following the story for us he joins us now live from istanbul so jamelle how significant are all of these developments on the international front. well i mean that's a question we ask every single time to raise a new development because there is that expectancy that at some point something's got to give us some point somebody has to be charged and tried and at some point there has to be some sort of sanc

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killing the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says accountability should also extend to those who gave the order he was in riyadh on monday for talks with king solomon. i told very frankly about our concerns about what happened and how important it is for saudi strategic partners to know that this cannot and will not happen again and the first step in that process not the only step but the first step in the process is to make sure there is proper accountability for the people who are responsible person people who committed the act those are the people in case you want us to react and . due process is in train at the moment in saudi arabia and i was led to believe there will be rapid progress in making sure the people of port to justice. right let's introduce our guests now joining us here in doha is. a fendi professor of politics of the doha institute for graduate studies in istanbul we have mehmet jelinek his political news editor at the daily sabah newspaper and in london we have bill lawrence journalist and analyst at the gulf masses dot com welcome all to the program mehmet let me go to you first and just repeat those words the stream wo

jeremy hunt is the first british minister to visit since the assassination of the saudi consulates in istanbul more than a month ago he'll meet king solomon and saudi crown prince mohammed bin they'll also be a focus on ending the war in yemen britain is a major weapon supplier to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates who are leading the conflicts the united nations says the war has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis and the new york times is reporting top saudi intelligence officials close to the crown prince discussed using private companies to assassinate iranian enemies it says inquiries were made to a small group of businessmen last year ronen bergman as part of the new york times team which broke the story. during these discussions some of them in belgium some of them in new york some of them in riyadh saudi operatives came to ask the businessmen do you also do kinetics meaning legal as a nation and when the group of businessmen asked what exactly are you hoping that we will do it said we will not we would like to you to take out the reunion officials it is the civic they mention the name of caste and silly mo

jeremy hunt is the first british minister to visit since the killing of the saudi consulate the stamp of the month ago when the king sandman and saudi crown prince mohammed the sound man his friends and family of jamal khashoggi have held a vigil in his memory in turkey his fiance a teach a change was among those at the gathering in stamboul shoji was killed by a saudi hit squad more than a month ago when he went in to the consulate to get paperwork concerning france about the fate of two saudi princes who have not been seen or heard from since being detained in saudi arabia ten months ago prince abdullah men bin muhammad has sowed and his son salmen were last seen entering the royal palace in january a letter has been released showing the french foreign ministry has been asked by the president's office to monitor the situation the younger prince known as the land is seen as a link between paris and riyadh and holds a diplomatic passport the princes are represented by a french lawyer who says they've been held without charge because of comments about crown prince mohammed bin men there were other is called on the u

ministry to meet jeremy hunt and she emerged after about an hour saying that she was very much more happy with the situation now she said as follows i really appreciate the foreign secretary king the time to meet me at this crucial point he's assured me that he and his team are doing everything in their power to get matt free now that coincided almost to the hour with a statement that was released by the u.a.e. foreign ministry which stood by the conviction but it also offered the possibility of some breakthrough now the statement from the u.a.e. said that the british academic had been treated fairly and according to the constitution it said that there was compelling and powerful evidence that include information extracted from his personal electronic devices but it added that both sides hope to find an amicable solution to the matthew hedges case so it does appear that with thirty days left before while he can appeal against this this charge that does seem to be a diplomatic moves afoot for both sides to come together and find some resolution to this. to the gaza strip where hamas has set up several security checkpoints in an effort to locate those responsible for a botched i

jeremy hunt is the first u.k. minister to visit the country's since kushal she was killed at the saudi consulate in istanbul over a month ago his meetings with king solomon and saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on will also focus on bringing an end to the war in yemen the conflict led by the saudi and the rotty coalition has created what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis now the new york times is reporting that top salberg intelligence officials close to the crown prince discuss using private companies to assassinate iranian enemies it says inquiries were made to a small group of businessmen last year alone and berkman as part of the team with the new york times who broke the story during these discussions. with. the. legal system leashes. when the group of business men asked what exactly are you hoping that we will do this and we will not we would like to you to take out the really an official is the civic to mention the name of castle silly money the hand of the old good force of the i just see the iranian revolutionary guard the group of businessmen hesitated they wanted to consult a lawyer their lawyer flatly rejected th

killing the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says accountability should also extend to those who gave the order he was in riyadh on monday for talks with kingolomon. i told very frankly about our concerns about what happened and how important it is for saudi strategic partners to know that this cannot and will not happen again and the first step in that process not the only step but the first step in the process is to make sure there is proper accountability for the people who are responsible person people who commit it's also the people in case you want us to react and. due process is in train at the moment in saudi arabia and i was led to believe there will be rapid progress in making sure the people of port justice. right let's introduce our guests now joining us here in doha is. offended a professor of politics of the doha institute for graduate studies in istanbul we have mehmet jelinek his political news editor at the daily sabah newspaper and in london we have bill laura journalist and analyst at the gulf masses dot com welcome all to the program mehmet let me go to you first and just repeat those was the story was that a lot of peop

jeremy is the first u.k. minister to visit the country since the assassination at the consulate in istanbul more than a month ago he'll meet king selma on the saudi crown prince mohammed bin. well friends and family of jamal khashoggi have held a vigil in his memory in turkey his fiance a teacher gingers was among those at the gathering in is stan bull was killed by a saudi hit squad more than a month ago when he went into the consulate to get some paperwork a recurrence begun in florida after last tuesday's u.s. midterm elections ballots are being counted again in the race for governor and the senate in the first count republican candidates held a slight lead all counties have until thursday to finish the recount it will it is on the now from washington. they're talking about how this is a or could potentially be a replay of eighteen years ago we all can remember in year two thousand that was a famous recall of the votes in florida during the george w. bush al gore presidential race of course all the rest is history now but bush ended up winning the state of florida by less than six hundred votes and that was enough to get him

ministry to meet jeremy hunt and she emerged after about an hour saying that she was very much more happy with the situation now she said as follows i really appreciate the foreign secretary king the time to meet me at this crucial point he's assured me that he and his team are doing everything in their power to get matt free now that coincided almost to the hour with a statement that was released by the u.a.e. foreign ministry which stood by the conviction but it also offered the possibility of some breakthrough now the statement from the u.a.e. said that the british academic had been treated fairly and according to the constitution it said that there was compelling and powerful evidence that include information extracted from his personal electronic devices but it added that both sides hope to find an amicable solution to the matthew hedges case so it does appear that with thirty days left before while he can appeal against this this charge that does seem to be a diplomatic moves afoot for both sides to come together and find some resolution to this. less than chairman and has been sacked after nearly two decades in charge at the japanese carmaker the sixty four year old has