beirut saudi arabia's king solomon says he rejects u.s. president donald trump's plan to move the american embassy to jerusalem washington's close allies hosting the annual summit of the arab league king solomon also spoke about what he called blatant interference from iraq and arab affairs the two countries are locked in a proxy war in yemen and back opposing sides in the syrian conflict there's been a wave of protests in several indian cities against sexual assault and triggered by the rape of two young girls in one of them a politician's been arrested on charges of raping a teenager and the other eight men have been jailed for the gang rape torture and murder of an eight year old girl in indian administered kashmir. the arc the family has started a movement in india muslim nomads from indian administered kashmir they are the poster family for an epidemic of sexual abuse against girls and women michael data but he hopes noted that she was a very beautiful and clever girl she was pretty why was she killed for what reason refreezes is the

saudi king solomon says he rejects u.s. president donald trump's plan to move the american embassy to jerusalem washington's close allies hosting the annual summit of the arab league in south london so i spoke about what he called blatant interference from iran in arab affairs the two countries are locked in a proxy war in yemen and back opposing sides in the syrian conflict. thousands of people are protesting in the spanish city of barcelona against the jailing of nine catalan separatist leaders these are live pictures spain wants to try them on charges of rebellion cuts alone has been in political limbo since spain to curb its regional government following its independence declaration last year. voting is underway in montenegro's presidential election longtime leader has never lost an election and is favored to win he and his ruling democratic party of socialists have dominated politics more than twenty five years he favors closer ties with europe rather than traditional ally moscow last year the country went against russ

visit the site of the suspected gas attack that killed more than forty people saudi arabia's king solomon says he rejects u.s. president donald trump's plan to move the american embassy to jerusalem washington's close ally is hosting the annual summit of the arab league king solomon also spoke about what he called blatant interference in iran in arab affairs the two countries are locked in a proxy war in yemen and back opposing sides in the syrian conflict thousands of people are marching in several cities across india against sexual assault on young girls a politician has been arrested and charged for raping a teenager and in the other eight men have been jailed for the gang rape torture and murder of an eight year old girl in the indian administered kashmir. in southern yemen they have been protests against the appointment of the former president's nephew as a military commander demonstrators in times accused of being a murderer they say he should be tried for human rights violations he's been appointed to lead the fight on yemen's west coast with the backing of a saudi led coalition. v

boyle palaces are located online video showed gunfire sparking fears of on rest officials say king solomon was not at his palace in riyadh at the time of the incident. he. fear opinion and mexico have reached a preliminary agreement on a new free trade deal it updates in accord from two decades ago a focus on industrial goods and joint statement european commissioners and the mexican economy minister said they hope to resolve remaining issues soon. the basque separatist group is expected to announce its dissolution next month the group carried out a four decade long armed campaign for the basque regions independence some to accept. it still has supporters here thousands gathered in b. vowed to demand the government move the last edit prisoners to jails closer to their homes the militant group recently asked its victims for forgiveness marking the end of an era for many here. is pretty much considered we hope we can finally end the conflict in the basque region that got absolutely no different than it on friday published a statement apologizing to nonpartizan victims who were caught up in t

who met with saudi arabia's king solomon crown prince mohammed bin said man take a listen to what he set to run destabilizes this entire region that supports privacy militias and terrorist groups that are was it is then are we dealing to the who the rebels in yemen. and iran in the conduct of cyber hacking campaigns. that supports the murderous assad regime as well. i don't like the prior administration we will not look like the vast scope of overruns terrorism that. it is indeed the greatest sponsor terrorism the world and we are determined to make sure it never possesses a nuclear weapon. new u.s. secretary of state mike pompei there now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world on media is governing party says it will not put forward a new candidate for prime minister after said stockist ians resignation a week ago made the scene as a bid to ease tensions following weeks of antigovernment protests opposition need an equal a push in yemen is now the only candidate to make its election on cheese day. a french museum has discovered that more than hal

video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king solomon was out of town at the time of the incident and an investigation is underway yemen's if the rebels have previously tried to fly bomb carrying drones into saudi arabia. western powers of welcomes north korea's announcement that it will suspend do clear and missile testing us president donald trump said it was good news but japan is more cautious saying it must lead to concrete action the family of a palestinian engineer who died in malaysia says he was assassinated by the israeli intelligence agency mossad and palestinian media reporting that fatty al butts was close close range by two motorcyclists as he walked towards a nearby mosque in kuala lumpur a massacre that was a loyal member of its posse who made important contributions in the energy field then sascha a committee of the red cross says one of its workers was killed in the yemeni city of tires on saturday. dies after a gunman opened fire on his car it was in charge of the organizations detention program and was on his way to visit

where royal palaces are located online video showed gunfire sparking fears of unrest officials say king solomon was not at his palace in riyadh at the time of the incident the basque separatist group is expected to announce next month the group carried out of four decade long armed campaign for the basque regions independence from france and spain it sees its violent activity in two thousand and eleven but just a day ago adds asked of civilian victims for forgiveness but that's proving difficult for some to accept. still has supporters here thousands gathered in b. vowed to demand the government move the last edit prisoners to jails closer to their homes the militant group recently asked its victims for forgiveness marking the end of an era for many here. it's pretty much considered a hope we can finally end the conflict in the basque region that got ashen within the predicament on friday published a statement apologizing to nonpartizan victims who were caught up in the violence. more than eight hundred people were killed in attacks the group didn't agree to put down its weapons until two thous

that he said online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king solomon was out of town at the time of the incident and the investigation is underway yemen's who the rebels are previously tried to fly bomb carrying drones into saudi arabia western powers are welcome north korea's announcement it will suspend nuclear and missile tests u.s. president donald trump says it was good news but japan is more cautious saying it must lead to concrete action the family of a palestinian engineer who died in malaysia says he was assassinated by the israeli intelligence agency mossad and palestinian media reporting that funny al bunch was shot close range by two motorcyclist as he walked towards a nearby mosque in kuala lumpur a mosque has confirmed that it was a loyal member of its party who made important contributions in the energy field international committee of the red cross says one of its workers was killed in the yemeni city of tires on saturday who died after a gunman opened fire on his car the hood was in charge of the organizations detention program and was on

other countries hell of a lot more that it helps us well tom has also spoken with saudi arabia's king solomon and the emir of qatar telling them the rifts between gulf nations must end a saudi led country severed ties of qatar last year accusing it of supporting terrorism qatar denies those allegations which on both the discuss the war in syria and the conflict in yemen with concealment. russia's president vladimir putin is again visiting his turkish counterpart rage at the time the pair launched the construction of turkey's first nuclear power a twenty billion dollar project that will be built by russia but as a somewhat binge of a report it wasn't all about trade ties and the economy it's a special occasion for turkey to be part of the nuclear power generating club this is the site of the twenty billion dollars a q you plant which is scheduled to begin operations by twenty twenty three the leaders of russia and turkey said it will have a workforce which is already under training in russia it's the first foreign visit by president vladimir putin since he was reelected last month he chose nat

mike palm peo has urged saudi arabia to resolve its dispute with qatar in a meeting with saudi king solomon in riyadh pompei o. said gulf unity needed to be achieved saudi arabia and many of its neighbors have cut ties with qatar accusing it of supporting terrorism and iran. armenia as governing party says it will not put forward a new candidate for prime minister after his there circassians resignation a week ago the move is seen as a bid to ease tensions following weeks of antigovernment protests and opposition leader nicole question eon is now the only candidate that will make its selection on tuesday. a french museum has discovered that more than half of its collection are fakes police in the town of al now are investigating how the gallery which is dedicated to french painter who ended up with eighty two counterfeit paintings it paid some one hundred sixty thousand euros for the works. the australian government says it will spend almost four hundred million u.s. dollars to help restore the great barrier reef the reef is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet and in recent

in the days and the weeks to come saudi king solomon says he rejects u.s. president donald trump's plan to move the american embassy to jerusalem it's one of several issues being discussed at the annual arab league summit in saudi arabia king solomon also spoke about what he called blatant interference from iran in arab affairs the two countries back opposing sides in the conflicts in syria and yemen. also to come on the news hour including. a disagreement at an airport exposes tensions with the united arab emirates. plus we visit an island in senegal where rising sea levels are creating some of the world's first climate migrants. sport. and criticism of organizers of the commonwealth games. voting is underway in montenegro presidential election longtime leader has never lost an election and is favored to win he and his ruling democratic party of socialists have dominated politics in the country for more than twenty five years he favors closer ties with europe rather than traditional moscow last in the country went against russia and joined nato let's talk

stability for everyone and to have normal relations shortly afterwards the prince his father's old a king solomon reiterated his support for a palestinian state. to help us read these salty signals i'm joined now by professor orica freitag she is a middle east historian at the center for modern oriental studies here in berlin. good to have you on the show so what do we want to be seeing here first of all i mean why is it important what the crown prince said. well i think it is important in that he explicitly recognizes israel's right to existence but we should also see that it's actually not all that new the saudis have already in two thousand and two put forward a peace plan and so far we haven't really heard anything revolutionary lay different from that peace plan which really recognizes the rights of both peoples so the right about people to have their own country but is he saying that they have with him having the right to have their own land is he officially recognizing the state of israel oh in a sense he is yes but. not explicitly. i mean almost explicitly but he is also saying that there

helps other countries a hell of a lot more that it helps us well trump a spoke with saudi arabia's king solomon on the four where he discussed the war in syria the conflict in yemen and the gulf crisis the us president also spoke to the emir of qatar and said the gulf diplomatic crisis must and saudi led bloc of countries severed ties with qatar last year accusing it of supporting terrorism qatar denies those allegations trains have been canceled across france as well we work a strike against president manuel mccollum's planned reforms she's day's walk out is just one of more than thirty strikes that are set to one for months across the country well unions are demanding the government government gave up its plans to cut benefits and pensions you are up to date those are current headlines the stream is up next and will be back in just under half an hour's time thanks to a company. my name is linda i'm an activist from brooklyn and i'm in. today a radical history. where speak to those calling for. the civil rights leaders life. fifty since the assassination of the african-american civil rights le

stability for everyone and to have normal relations and shortly afterwards the princes father salty king solomon reiterated his support for a palestinian state. ari to help us read these salty signals i'm joined now by professor talk she is a middle east historian at the center for modern oriental studies here in berlin. good to have you on the show so what are we were we seeing here first of all i mean why is it important what the crown prince said. well i think it is important in that he explicitly recognizes israel's right to existence but we should also see that it's actually not all that new the saudis have already in two thousand and two put forward a peace plan and so far we haven't really heard anything revolutionary lee different from that peace plan which really recognizes the rights of both peoples of the right about peoples to their own country but is he saying that they have with him having the right to have their own land is he officially recognizing the state of israel well in a sense he is yes but. not explicitly. i mean almost explicitly but he is also saying that there needs to

royal palace video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire and riyadh officials say king solomon was out of town at the time of the incident and an investigation is underway yemen's who the rebels have previously tried to fly bomb carrying drugs into saudi arabia. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us talk to al-jazeera is coming up next thank you for watching. in this.

building upon those good works in my new role as secretary of state i would like to thank his majesty king solomon and his world highness crown prince mohammed bin someone for hosting me here on this trip. president trump was recently pleased to welcome the crown prince to united states during his visit the crown page met with dozens of u.s. government and business leaders and i built upon those meetings in conversation last night during dinner with the crown prince at all i covered a lot of ground during our meeting we discussed iran syria yemen and go for a lation. foreign minister knows the saudi arabia security is a priority for the united states of america will continue to work closely with our saudi partners to counter threats to this country's security. that of course starts with iran iran destabilize this entire region it supports proxy militias and terrorist groups and arms it is an arms dealer to the who the rebels in yemen and iran conducts cyber hacking campaigns that supports the murderous assad regime as well unlike the prior administration we will not neglect the vast scope of iran'

helps other countries hell of a lot more that it helps us well trump a spoke with saudi arabia's king solomon on the form where he discussed the war in syria the conflict in yemen and the gulf crisis the us president also spoke to the emir of qatar and said the gulf diplomatic crisis must and a saudi led bloc of countries severed ties with qatar last year accusing it of supporting terrorism qatar denies those allegations trains have been canceled across france as well we work a strike against president manuel mccollum's planned reforms she's day's walk out is just one of more than thirty strikes that are set to one for months across the country the rail unions are demanding the government government give up its plans to cut benefits and pensions you are up to date those are current headlines the stream is up next and we'll be back in just under half an hour's time thanks accompanied by. our my name is linda i'm an activist from brooklyn and i'm in the city. i haven't yet k. also in the screen we are live on al-jazeera and you tube today a radical history of martin luther king jr was speak to

all video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire and officials say king solomon was often at the time of the incident and investigation is on the way yemen's who the rebels have previously to try to fly bomb carrying drones and to saudi arabia. now off to several days international inspectors have finally been given access to the scene of a suspected chemical attack that took place in syria two weeks ago that the syrian government and its allies russia deny responsibility for the attack and an alleged cover up but inspectors will not be assigning blame only be trying to determine whether an attack took place katia lopez holly and reports. the wait is over inspectors with the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons given access to the area of the alleged chemical attack in duma samples were collected but delayed access to the site is raising questions about the quality of the evidence and whether syria or russia cleared the scene the visit comes a week after o.p.c. w. inspectors first arrived in syria the u.s. and france have accused russia of blocking the inve

king solomon and said that they discussed usual thing matters of common interest including what they describe as the growing influence of malign influence of iran in the region and agreed to what together donald trump apparently said they would like to see the g.c.c. the gulf cooperation council come together again there has been this big split for more than a year now and then elie are on tuesday there was a call with the emir of qatar and also donald trump the slight difference in the reading that we're getting out of door ha and the one we're getting out of washington in doha of saying that they had discussed not tears of mutual interest the washington said yet again they talked about the influence of iran and the good of the g.c.c. was together to combat that but also there's the other issue that's mentioned in the washington one that isn't mentioned in the door statement which is all about getting the g.c.c. together no just in the last owner some of the reports coming out of washington via reuters which suggest of course that the united states was planning to have a big summit

rich kingdom hard crown prince mohammed bin solomon has unveiled an ambitious program of reforms known as vision twenty eight thirty aimed at transforming the king of the economy those reforms include diversifying the economy and reducing its independence on oil creating new jobs making the country less reliant on foreign workers saudi arabia also wants to attract more foreign investment into the country and it has also taken a few steps towards social reform it has made a start in lifting some of the oppressive restrictions on women for example a driving ban for women will finally be removed later this year our reporter friday for char traveled to the capital riyadh and to jeddah to look at what this vision for the future really means for the country riyadh is an international city third of the population comes from abroad many of them manual workers they helped to build the saudi capital but the wall come they once enjoyed is starting to fade. saudis first know that the saudi government splatted to reduce unemployment among native saudis employers who hire non saudis will have to pay higher fees and jobs in shops like this one selling electron

video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king solomon was out of town at the time of the incident an investigation is underway yemen's who the rebels have previously tried to flyball carrying drones into saudi arabia. western powers are welcome north korea's announcement it will suspend nuclear and missile tests u.s. president little trump said it was good news but japan is more cautious saying it must lead to concrete action the family of a palestinian engineer who died in malaysia says he was assassinated by the israeli intelligence agency mossad in the media reporting that was shot at close range by two motorcyclists as he left a mosque in kuala lumpur. but it was a loyal member of its party who made important contributions in the energy field india's government has approved the death penalty for people convicted of raping children under the age of twelve as follows widespread protests over the number of attacks including the rape and murder of an eight year old girl in kashmir i mean samantha modi's cabinet approved the order but it is b