show is the deputy head of the ruling ak party said that king solomon as a custodian of the two holy sites for more than a billion muslims should stand up for the ideals of those sites and tell the world a simple answer who gave the order to kids are quite all of us got on the offensive on this saying our patience is running thin and therefore we need to have an answer from the saudi government any time soon is this just a turkey the solve the narrative at the moment politically speaking hashem or do you think there's still plenty going on behind the scenes with the united states with well any other players. there are loads of political considerations to be taken into account we have to remind our viewers that just a few months ago for example. king compris mohammed and it's been said now refer to turkey as the triangle of evil saying basically are the biggest threats saudi arabia faces are iran muslim brotherhood and turkey so we're talking about a strained relationship between the two countries over the last few years this is number one number two the turkish government is concerne

s is doing and it's important to bear in mind that king solomon at least has been is believed not to be necessarily in his best state of mind at the moment so i think it would be very difficult to assume that king someone himself is coming forward with these policies as we've seen with the recent trips of. saudi arabia and even the release of abdul aziz it's clear that there is some movement within the family to try and clearly get rid of some bad blood and i think a lot of those people in. will be involved in the decisions and speaking to king salmon about recommend a policy that's not to say that they'll be trying to use mohammed bin soundman even if people wanted him to go he's not the kind of person who'd go without a fight but i certainly think that getting other heads into the equation too to come up with damage limitation strategies to deal with what mohammed bin solomon has has been driving forward admit as a damage limitation exercise what you're reading of this just as a basic principle i mean the murder it's cells was clearly utterly incompetent it was a success because a m

s is doing and it's important to bear in mind that king solomon at least has been is believed not to be necessarily in his best state of mind at the moment so i think it would be very difficult to assume that king someone himself is coming forward with these policies as we've seen with the recent trips of. saudi arabia and even the release of abdul aziz it's clear that there is some movement within the family to try and clearly get rid of some bad blood and i think all of those people in. it will be involved in the decisions and speaking to king salmon about recommend a policy that's not to say that they'll be trying to use up there haven't been someone even if people wanted him to go he's not the kind of person who'd go without a fight but i certainly think that getting other heads into the equation too to come up with damaged imitation strategies to deal with what mohammed bin solomon has has been driving forward admit as a damage limitation exercise what you're reading of this just as a basic principle i mean the murder it's cells was clearly utterly incompetent it was a success be

and those saudi arabia's king solomon has heaped praise on his judiciary and his first public comments since the murder of jamal khashoggi a journalist was killed and dismembered in the istanbul concert last month bunching the gulf nation into one of its worst international crises in decades last week the public prosecutor cleared crown prince mohammed bin soundman of any involvement in the crime and speaking in riyadh king solomon stressed he had full faith in the kingdom's justice system and. the kingdom was established on the principles of justice and that's why we have all the trust the judiciary that they would do the necessary to establish the truth and justice. also ensure that no penalties are punished. there been more revelations in the turkish media about the murder including reports that nineteen calls were made from istanbul consulate to saudi arabia on the day of the incident joins us live now from istanbul so what's the significance of these latest revelations. as long the significance of these revelations. about the x. have still have a lot to it if he'll to the world an

indeed this is basically what they are doing they say that they trust king solomon been out to lizzie's but they don't trust the sound you know when it comes to who killed. and they don't believe that you were someone like a majority of the deputy intelligence chief who was sacked recently or. any former advisor to the crown prince mohammed said man who was also sacked a few days ago say that the saudis are not genuine about the whole investigation of the are not stalling quite interesting that a few hours ago the deputy head of the ruling party of the ark party. said that saudi king is the custody of the two holy sites for muslims and therefore he should stand for the ideals of the those two holy sites and he should tell the world. so basically they are trying to say they are not naming they're not mentioning brings one hundred percent but they don't trust the saudi narrative and this explains why they are now on the offensive putting all this political pressure on the saudi government to try to give them more details about what happened and they seem to be willing of this particular m

and this explains why the president doesn't believe the deputy head of the party are saying that king solomon but abdul aziz is the one who should tell the world exactly what happened now what's next for turkey i think they are the eyes are now on the beach in the us and they are waiting for the upcoming meeting between president and president trump on the tenth of november in paris and that would decide the next step for turkey but i think they have said in the past they still have strong material that they will use when time comes and this is all part of a bid to force saudis into a canard that they made a mistake and telling the world who was responsible for that but at the same time they would like to rally international support against saudi arabia. more than ten thousand people have taken refuge in a hospital compound in central african republic after fighting broke out near the northern border with chad at least two people were killed in attacks on camps for people already displaced by the violence doctors without borders has posted pictures which appear to show camps completely foreig

all again adrian from going to here in doha the top stories in al-jazeera king solomon of saudi arabia has delivered his annual address to the shura council it's the first speech he's made since the murder of the journalist last month he discussed the war in syria and yemen but avoided the murder of the saudi journalist however king solomon praised his country's judiciary as. the kingdom was established on the principles of justice and that's why we have all the trust of the judiciary and that they will do the necessary to establish the truth and surf justice in the kingdom of also ensure that no penalties will go unpunished the murder of jamal the shock she is causing divisions of the top of the us republican party there are differing opinions about what action should be taken against saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon us media reports say that the cia has identified him as ordering the killing but president donald trump says such conclusions are promise he also said that he won't listen to audiotapes of the murder because the content is too graphic. with the rebels in yemen a st

in riyadh to king solomon stressed he has full faith in the kingdom's justice system but didn't mention her by name. the u.s. special envoy to yemen is welcomed hoofy rebels decision to stop drone missile strikes against the saudi led coalition rebels say they're ready for a broader ceasefire if the coalition quote wants peace. european union foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels to discuss the united kingdom's proposed brics a deal which could be signed off as soon as this sunday it comes as british prime minister to resign may attempts to sell a deal to business leaders and her own ruling party largely has the latest. if politics is about momentum then for now it seems momentum is with the european union or at least those who want a future deal which keeps the u.k. as close to europe as possible the prime minister was talking to business leaders pushing her line that her deal would be good for them while trying to appease breck sitters by insisting that mass immigration would end once we've left the e.u. we will be fully in control of who comes here it will no longer be the

again this is al-jazeera our main news this hour saudi arabia's king solomon has used his first speech since the murder of the journalist to praise the saudi judicial system which is investigating his death. is causing divisions of the top of the u.s. republican party there are conflicting opinions about what action to take against saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman from the cia reportedly blames for the murder of u.s. president donald trump says he hasn't listened to a recording of the saudi journalist because it's too graphic. and his government has confirmed that it will attend u.n. back talks in sweden later this month to end the war the who the rebels are stopping drone of missile attacks against saudi arabia the u.a.e. and their allies the group insists it's ready for a broader ceasefire if the saudi led coalition wants peace. e.u. foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss briggs's as negotiations enter their most critical phase the meeting lays the groundwork for a november twenty fifth summit in brussels when the e.u. leaders are expected to formally sign off the

mohamed el masry here in doha the son salah is saying or has said previously he has confidence in king solomon he didn't mention of course following on from the quite awkward handshake with the crown prince what he thinks about the crown prince why would you he couldn't leave the country about point just . the blood money do you think inculcate an atmosphere where he feels more confident in the king because it's a system that he recognizes and or he recognizes where the offer is coming from in terms of we want to achieve something positive here or does it damage that confidence that he apparently feels i mean it's hard to it's hard to get inside his head i mean i think that there are a number of things at play first of all we have to remember that this isn't the first sort of gesture that the saudis have offered up to try to make this all go away they went to the turks initially during the first you know few days and tried to offer them investments and business business opportunities you know sort of political you know diplomacy and none of that none of that work now in terms of salaam. and hi

to kill khashoggi came from the highest levels of saudi government and while he didn't believe king solomon had ordered the hit he didn't say the same for crime prince mohammed bin soma has close ties to some of the suspects in the hit squad have been exposed well bar is in istanbul for us hi there hash and so are two and keeps up the pressure. julie's quite obvious that now on the offensive saying basically that while they're trusting some member of this still expect him to deliver on the promises being made by the kingdom after admitting the killing of her mother. was premeditated now the turkish authorities are waiting for answers to two questions who gave the order to kill jamal and then the word about of his remains and they know that unless they get hold of the remains the war be able to finalize the investigation and also come up with an indictment and this explains now they are going all the offensive putting more political pressure on assad to government saying that if the saudis are genuine about what this says in the past then it's about time for the king himself in particular ta

been fun writing in the washington post rage at tyburn owen said he didn't think it was saudi king solomon who call the hit alan fischer has more from istanbul he does not put this in diplomatic language he is taking a fool aim so dear aby he said there are outstanding questions that still has to answer where is the body where is the local cooperator is the saudis call them collaborator in one's words we helped dispose of the body and who gave the order now he says that he doesn't believe for one minute that king solomon the king in saudi arabia ordered the hit as he calls it but he doesn't specifically mention crown prince mohammed bin some of the many people believe that is where this trail ends. sanctions are coming that's the warning from donald trump after the us said it was reimposing all measures on iran that had been lifted on to the twenty fifty nuclear deal trumpet this fall so on has to us if it shortly after sanctions were announced eight countries including turkey will be allowed to keep importing iranian oil when those sanctions are real pulls conservative muslim groups of ca

dispose of the body and who gave the order now he says that he doesn't believe for one minute that king solomon the king in saudi arabia ordered the hit this he calls it but he doesn't specifically mention crown prince mohammed bin some of the many people believe that is where this trial ends sanctions are coming that's the warning from donald trump after the u.s. announced it was re-imposing all measures on iran that had been lifted on the twenty fifty nuclear deal eight countries including turkey will be allowed to keep importing iranian oil when the sanctions are reimport bussmann protests in pakistan have been called off after three days of violence with the government coming to a compromise agreement with conservative muslim groups mass protests have been taking place across pakistan since wednesday and the supreme court overturned the death sentence of a christian woman accused of insulting islam. prime minister is accusing his replacement of attempting to buy support in parliament ahead of an expected vote of confidence next week ronnell wiccan singer has told al-jazeera he still holds t

s is doing and it's important to bear in mind that king solomon at least has been is believed not to be necessarily in his best state of mind at the moment so i think it would be very difficult to assume that king someone himself is coming forward with these policies as we've seen with the recent trips of. saudi arabia and even the release of abdul aziz it's clear that there is some movement within the family to try and clearly get rid of some bad blood and i think a lot of those people in. will be involved in the decisions and speaking to king salmon about recommend a policy that's not to say that they'll be trying to use a i haven't been someone even if people wanted him to go he's not the kind of person who'd go without a fight but i certainly think that getting other heads into the equation to come up with damage limitation strategies to deal with what mohamed bin solomon has has been driving forward admit as a damage limitation exercise what you're reading of this just as a basic principle i mean the murder it's cells was clearly utterly incompetent it was a good success because

hasn't he to to direct his comments his accusations at the crown prince and to all miss insulate king solomon he doesn't want there to be a complete overhaul of the saudi royal family but would he be satisfied if mohamed bin sound man is sidelined that basically stays imposed i don't think turkey wants to to you know bring this situation into a matter where is the whole blame game will turn into turkey you know affected the situation and mohammad's been so a lot of was like go i think you turkey wants this to to to to naturally happen as a result of the g. case but i just wanted to add to our previous guests comment. it is sure you know with regards i agree totally with regard to donald trump effect i mean mohamed to some was aggressiveness and the fact that he is not very experienced in india. national arena as as opposed to some of the other leaders that he's competing with makes him a very vulnerable partner for saudi arabia and that means a lot more dependence on saudi arabia and i mean on the united states and israel so that him in district the whole situation makes him a. partner that i

top stories for you this hour on al-jazeera saudi arabia's king solomon used his first speech since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi to praise the saudi judicial system which is investigating his death. but his murder is causing divisions at the top of the us republican party there are conflicting opinions about what action to take against the crown prince mohammed bin salman the cia reportedly blames for the murder. two other news the u.n. special envoy to yemen has welcomed the who three decision to stop drone and missile strikes against the saudi that coalition the iranian backed rebels also say they're ready for a broader cease fire if the coalition quote wants peace but this comes as yemen saudi backed government also confirms it's taking part in the u.n. backed talks and sweet later this month all the details of mohammed oh he's in japan. these are the kind of attacks the voters say will that ballistic missiles fired into soda be a from across the south of the border in the house but i'll pull the president of the hold the supreme leader committee said we are now so initia

to kill him came from the highest levels of the saudi government but he does not believe that king solomon ordered the hit island fish as more from istanbul. president the one takes a stride and some would say aggressive tone in this opinion piece he's written for the washington post he says that saudi arabia has three key questions to answer first of all where is the body of jamal khashoggi secondly who is the so-called local cooperative who helped the saudis dispose of the body and thirdly who ordered the hit as he calls it on jamal khashoggi now he says he's sure that king solomon was not involved in the operation but he said the decision was taken at the highest level of saudi circles that would identify only a handful of people including crown prince mohammed bin soundman president the one says what happened in the consulate behind me was a clear breach of the vienna conventions which dictates how countries behave in diplomatic posts and he talks about the eighteen people who are currently being held in connection with the killing of jamal khashoggi in saudi arabia he asks why the con

while trying to eliminate mom had been so mun that is why president is on this trying to keep king solomon close and keep the doors of dialogue open in that regard. because turkish decision makers and mr added on is pretty much everywhere of the fact that the regional turmoil that we have been going to. in the middle east requires an necessitates cooperation in man way or the other from. an area of part no one country is able to so say this syrian civil war no one party is available to dissolve the tensions in the gulf no one party is able to so what would come after the speeding up of the iranian sanctions regime by the united states and turkey and saudi arabia despite at all on many of the issues that concerns the region are two heavyweights in this region and any way any leverage that turkey or saudi arabia can provide today or agendas from the other would largely enhance their positions that is why this becomes a game of strategy and edging on the side also. jamal is fiance to teach a just in the past twelve hours or so writing a very strong article one of the english language newspape

we are waiting for king solomon to to start speaking. and. we'll take that speech live i'm being told all about al-jazeera. some time for the king to arrive at the shura council and to begin his speech. we're told that that speech may begin sometime soon. this is saudi television coverage that we were watching. so working someone about to deliver his annual address to the shura council. and this speech is due to set out the kingdom's internal and foreign policies but of course comes amid all the controversy following the murder of the journalist jamal should she be the saudi journalist should she in the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul. go with me and i in the studio want to couple on who is going to tell us a little bit more about what we can expect here. the shura council first of all let's explain to our viewers around the world what what is the shura council it's an advisory council in fact it's not elected it's appointed by the king. it was in fact established and i thought the first gulf war. in nineteen ninety two that was off the t

to kill him came from the highest levels of the saudi government but he does not believe that king solomon ordered the hit island fish as more from istanbul. president takes a stride in some would say aggressive tone in this opinion piece he's written for the washington post he says that saudi arabia has three key questions to answer first of all where is the body of jamal khashoggi secondly who is the so-called local cooperative who helped the saudis dispose of the body and thirdly who ordered the hit as he calls it on jamal khashoggi now he says he's sure that king solomon was not involved in the operation but he said the decision was taken at the highest level of saudi circles that would identify only a handful of people including crown prince mohammed bin soundman president says what happened in the consulate behind me was a clear breach of the vienna convention dictates how countries behave in diplomatic posts and he talks about the eighteen people who are currently being held in connection with the killing of jamal khashoggi in saudi arabia he asks why the consul general is not one o

king solomon speaks publicly for the first time since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. there are political divisions in the us republican party over his assassination and what action to take against saudi arabia. this is the world news from just on the arrest of the chairman of the. accused of misconduct and could be sacked and a crucial week for the british prime minister to resign over brags that as her opponents say they have nearly enough votes to trigger and leadership challenge by . saudi arabia's king solomon has made his first public comments since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi last month they used his speech to the kingdom's shura council its advisory council to praise the saudi justice system which is investigating the murder but he did not mention khashoggi by name he also discussed issues like the war in syria yemen and iran engineered to be the kingdom was established on the principles of justice and that's why we have all the trucks not judiciary and that they would do the necessary to establish the truth and justice in the kingdom of also ensur

saudi king solomon speaks publicly for the first time since the death of jamal khashoggi. clearly this is a wrecking ball widening political divisions in the us republican party over the house. and what action to take against saudi arabia. hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera life and also coming up on the arrest the chairman of. is accused of misconduct and could be sacked. a crucial week for britain's prime minister to resign may over briggs it is her opponents say they have nearly enough votes to trigger a leadership challenge. saudi arabia's king solomon has made his first public comments since the murder of the journalist last month he used his speech to the kingdom's shura council to praise the saudi justice system which is investigating the murder without mentioning him by name he also discussed the wars in syria and yemen. the kingdom was established on the principles of justice and that's why we have all the trust not judiciary and that they would do the necessary to establish the truth and justice in the kingdom of also ensure that no penalties go unpun

hello adrian from going to here in doha the top stories this hour on al-jazeera king solomon of saudi arabia has delivered his annual address to the shura council it's the first speech he's made since the murder of the journalist last month he discussed the war in syria and yemen but avoided the murder of the journalist however king solomon praised his country's judiciary. the kingdom was established on the principles of justice and that's why we have all the trust not judiciary and that they would do the necessary to establish the truth and serve justice the kingdom of god also ensure that no penalties will go unpunished the murder of jamal her show she is causing divisions at the top of the us republican party there are differing opinions about what action should be taken against the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon us media reports say the cia has identified him as ordering the killing but president donald trump says such conclusions are premature he also said that he won't listen to audiotapes of the murder because the content is too graphic also in jordan reports from wash

we all know that the chances are slim to none that we'll see real prosecution on you know for king solomon mollies and argentina and i honestly is that a general problem that we do have in this world though that the we don't mean you can disagree on who is bad actors in this world but we don't see much if any kind of prosecution for major world leaders when they are caught you know committing war crimes or doing something truly bad. yeah and i think that is kind of an unspoken agreement between nations because if you allow you know if you allow one leader to be snatched away and put into you know put into chains or taken away and put behind bars and face trial then what's to stop the next one from you know even though you know it's someone from the united states so other countries feel might be a war criminal or someone from any country so i just think that that's not going to happen you know i doubt when's the last time it really happened except for nazi war criminals i mean that might be something i'm missing it obviously had you know the there are charges that are brought against people

writing in the washington post he said he didn't think it was a saudi king solomon who called the head. is already taking a very big hit after the us announced it was reimposing all sanctions on iran that had been lifted on the twenty fifteen. protests have been called off in pakistan after the government came to an agreement with conservative muslim groups they were angry over the acquittal of a christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy. prime minister is accusing his replacement of attempting to buy support ahead of an expected vote of confidence next week ronna would told al jazeera that he still holds the majority in parliament and his government should never have been dissolved by his smith obtained this exclusive interview. for the past week run a wickramasinghe has refused to leave the prime minister's official residence here in the capital it's become a symbol of legitimacy tells me after being fired by the president what critics are calling a constitutional thirty three london democracy in the last presidential election. we came forward on the basis that parliament is s

tour of the country since succeeding to train three years ago saudi state media showed images of king solomon. where he was said to be launching health education and infrastructure projects international observers say the tour is likely to be designed to project confidence as criticism of the kingdom outside of the major jamal khashoggi. still to come on al-jazeera a grim discovery in areas formerly controlled by i saw in iraq hundreds of mass graves containing thousands of bodies. in the red cross a warning over food insecurity one year after the saudi led coalition imposed its blockade on yemen. and on the melbourne cup was a bit of a wet one heavy running you can see why it is a cloud running certain facts been a very active spring so far and of course you could get a cold front and which means the weather when it goes through city will drop the tempest some degree voted gone down from thirty to twenty three which is the forecast for wednesday the rain still somewhere between sydney and melbourne probably across a city as well with some good shower stretching right into the middle of austr

mr hunt a p pa re ntly this morning king solomon.f mr khashoggi last month. he was expected to tell them the international community remains united in horror and outrage at the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi, and encourages the saudi authorities to cooperate fully with the turkish investigation into his death. it is now more than five weeks since the journalist made the fatal decision to enter the saudi consulate here in istanbul. having initially denied he had been murdered there, the saudi authorities eventually admitted this but are still claiming the royal family was not involved. but at the weekend, turkey's president erdogan made an important announcement. he said he had handed over audio recordings to western countries, including britain, reportedly documenting the killing. and he says the murder was ordered at the highest levels of the saudi government. also adding to the pressure on the saudi leadership, the us secretary of state mike pompeo, in paris yesterday, said the united states would hold all those involved in the m

skill you know i think that of course king solomon and the president trump as well would have preferred that the whole issue be swept under the rug but by allowing this drip drip of information over the course of the past few weeks he president out of one has made it impossible in fact he's kept the pressure on but he has done it in a way that didn't directly accuse mahomedan son and he was careful to maintain respectful good relationship with king solomon so i think he's preserved turkey's relations with saudi arabia strained though they've been for a while and he's also shown president trump he's someone to be dealt with but also he's not reckless and he didn't also make life too difficult for been someone why why the timing now i think it's because you as you said a show everybody's known about this tape for some time and he confirmed it yesterday saturday just before he flew to paris i think he looks at this meeting in paris as sort of a grand moment on the international calendar i mean he's there as we know with so many heads of state of course including president trump president m

emphasize in the article that the instruction didn't come from king solomon but it is also overused that those fifteen people. didn't come to stumble through the murder kashif to themselves so they got instructions from somebody so if you have to find out who gave these instructions this is the. simple question that we have to sow dues as well also be made to the public that is ongoing investigations. saudis i proposed to have a joint working group we accepted that but these walking groups will be a result oriented one. not miss a check for sure is saying that there is a joint working group but how much cooperation there is in this working group well that remains to be seen through all the comments made from either side in this crisis but the point that he went on to make the foreign minister was that there still have to be would all of the remains of this man who was killed on his way to try and get permission papers for a wedding to get the papers right for that wedding. but that was took place more than a month ago there is still no word of where the body is and that's what is being p

shoji came from the highest levels of the saudi government but of the one says he does not believe king solomon was the one who gave the order he stressed both countries continue to have friendly relations and he again demanded saudi officials reveal the location of g.'s body ordered one is warning the case will not go away saying no one should dare to commit such an act on the soil of a nato ally again he added the killing was a clear violation and blatant abuse of the vienna convention on consumer relations let's cross over now the house live in front of the saudi consulate in istanbul so how is the order there are not being seen inside turkey what is so he perceived to be pushing for. sami this is part of a push by these turkish government to step up the rhetoric against sandy officials and we've seen that being replicated by every single turkish official who took to the podium over least a statement over the last few days basically saying that the saudis have broken promises to deliver justice to prosecute those responsible for the killing goes about. and that they have not been genuine wit

decided to at least appear to be doing something we understand that's hunter's mess both with king solomon as well as the job of the foreign minister he hasn't disclosed whether he has met with the crown prince mohammed bin someone but remember him have been someone had a hugely. let's see advertised trip to long. then a few months ago the british were extruding really keen on showing that site relationship in fact he was given everything both state visits in the sense that he met with the queen and so forth so be very interesting to see how this trip will play out in terms of putting any pressure on the drum on such a case thank you very much demolish a all their faces all the latest in istanbul. so i have for you on the program killed while rallying for their rights six protesters from afghanistan's minority has are a group become the latest victims of an i still suicide bombing no end in sight for sri lanka's political crisis result opposition groups try to challenge the president's decision to call for january polls. hello again because it is clearing away from the southeastern parts o

who ordered the hit on jamal to show turkey's president says publicly he doesn't think it was king solomon but still says the order came from the highest levels of the saudi government is also demanding saudi officials reveal the location of the french body also on the grid a return to iran under u.s. sanctions donald trump's signal it in typically bombastic style on social media but what does it really mean for life in the islamic republic and are there enough countries still supporting iran to find a way around them and the u.s. midterm elections next week will be some of the most diverse we have ever seen women more ethnic minorities more people of sexual diversity and it's in twenty eighteen how will they fare in the era of donald trump and his base firmly rooted in one's marriage. rights groups are strongly criticizing a politician in tanzania has unveiled a plan to round up citizens suspected of being gay. more on that story you can connect with us over the next hour using the hash tag agent street. with the newsgroups live on their own streaming online through you tube facebook live

indeed command and each time he's addressing king solomon out there as he's saying that he trusts in his trusts him and what he wants him to tell the world who gave the order to kill. over the last few days when the son of the chief prosecutor sir was here there were hopes among in the turkish government that surge would be able to build bridges with his turkish counterpart come together tell the turkish investigators few details particularly about the testimonies of the eighteen suspects detained in saudi arabia who gave the order to kill and then the whereabouts of his remains he left without giving them clarity about those issues this explains why the turkish government now is frustrated disappointed but at the same time of the orphans of a while ago the turkish deputy head of the ruling party said that's being sentiment as the leader of the saudi arabia a country that hosts two of the holy sites of the muslim world should stand up to the ideals of those sites and tell the world who gave the order to kill so they're putting pressure on the saudi political leadership to come out op

saudi arabia's king solomon has heaped praise on his judiciary and his first public comments since the murder of jamal khashoggi the journalist was killed and dismembered in the istanbul consulate last month plunging the gulf nation into one of its worst international crises in decades last week the public prosecutor cleared crown prince mohammed bin simon of any involvement in the crime and speaking in riyadh king solomon stressed he had full face in the kingdom's justice system. the kingdom was established on the principles of justice and that's why we have all the trust the judiciary and that they would do the necessary to establish the truth and surf justice. also ensure that no penalties go unpunished. senior republicans in the u.s. are demanding action against saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon u.s. media reports say the cia has identified him as ordering the killing but president donald trump says such conclusions a premature jordan reports from washington. i did not know for the first time u.s. president donald trump says he knows exactly what's in the audiotape surroundin

conflict to an end the who the rebels agreed on monday to stop missile attacks saudi arabia's king solomon has voiced support for a u.n. sponsored peace initiative yet reports of fresh fighting in the port city hard data may undermine moves towards a cease fire.

from president made in the washington post in an op-ed on friday did disk distinguish between king solomon who the president of turkey said he saw no connection with the king and what went on here the suggestion being although he didn't name a name was the crown prince mohammed bin and sound man but no mention of his name but a clear assertion that he was being seen as a main suspect for ordering this operation as far as any reaction goes there has been normal not has fueled more and more concern here in turkey amongst government officials that there could be a flat spot in world attention on this crisis and that the in washington d.c. with the midterm elections coming. coming in three days then there is more and more concern that this may distract attention away. a clear assertion from the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o a few days ago that it could take a handful of weeks he said on a local radio station for any action to be taken and that action may amount to just sanctions being taken against certain individuals and not really tracing the responsibility to the very top so a lot o

and saudi arabia's king solomon has reiterated support for un efforts to end the war in yemen when it comes as yemen's who theme rebels say they will halt attacks on the saudi let's military coalition if the saudis and their allies also agree to a cease fire. what about as a volcano of fire has erupted forcing thousands of people living nearby to be evacuated from the area disaster coordinators have issued a red alert in june around two hundred people were killed when it erupted and covered entire villages and lava and rubble. the u.n. today has been highlighting the global health costs that stem from a lack of toilets more than half the world's population's population doesn't have access to a toilet well the situation is especially bad in nigeria and as you know use it or increase found out some people are managing to cash in on the crisis. you can see them everywhere in lagos people relieving themselves outdoors in the open one of every four nigerians has no access to a proper toilet it's been sued because farce what you do is you go to the. extras ourselves. the way they relieve th

the order to kill came from the highest levels of saudi government while he didn't believe that king solomon had ordered the hit he did not say the same for crime prince mohammed bin solomon his close ties to some of the suspects in the hit squad have been exposed. as more out from istanbul. it's quite obvious that no all the offensive saying basically that's why they trust king so number not that i was his buddies till expect him to deliver all the promises made by the kingdom. mid to the killers of the disease was premeditated no the turkish authorities are waiting for an sos to two questions who gave the order to kill. the whereabouts of his remains and they know that unless they get hold of the remains they won't be able to finalize the investigation and also come up with an indictment and this explains though they are going all the offensive putting all political pressure on the saudi government saying that if the saudis are genuine about what this says in the past then it's about time for the king himself in particular the talking about the king did not mention the chrome bridge they s

comments came in an opinion piece in the washington post but early on said he did not believe king solomon had ordered the killing and declined to accuse the crown directly. pakistani islamists say they've struck a deal with the government to end days of protests over the freeing of a christian woman who was charged with blasphemy under the deal asia bibi must not leave pakistan until a supreme court verdict is reviewed the mother of two spent eight years on death row before being found innocent by the court this week. poland's latest says his country will probably withdraw from the united nations migration agreement following a similar statement from austria hungary and the united states poland has also clashed with germany and the e.u. over plans to reform its justice system which berlin and brussels fear would downgrade the rule of law. and the united states is set to reinstate all of the sanctions against iran it removed under the twenty fifth a nuclear deal as midterm elections approach president donald trump tweeted sanctions are coming and is pushing for renewal of restrictions on s

feed it and saudi arabia's king solomon has reiterated support for un efforts to end the war in yemen it comes as yemen's who the rebels say they will hold attacks on the saudi led military coalition if the saudis and their allies also agree to a cease fire. some sports and in tennis germany's alexander's vera has stunned world number one novak djokovic to win the season ending a.t.p. finals in london. was the favorite and had dropped a set in the entire tournament that was until sunday's final but it was no match for azhar of who became the first german to win this tournament since or specker in one thousand nine hundred five. alexander the third was high confidence and it showed in the opening stages. after breaking novak djokovic just serve threads still to six full victory in the all important first set. first. he turned on the saw in the second set with a delightful right of shots. saving his best for last. five. number leaving evidence obviously big shot a bit of a first of all i want to congratulate you. great week again not only this week but you know how you play the second o

comments came in an opinion page on the washington post but only one did not implicate i think king solomon or his son the crown prince directly. pakistani islamists have struck a deal with the government to end days of protests over the freeing of a christian woman who was charged with blasphemy under the deal asia bibi must not leave pakistan until a supreme court verdict is reviewed the mother of two spent eight years on death row before being found innocent by the court this week. mexico city is facing a water crisis millions of residents across half of the city have had water shut off since wednesday city officials say maintenance is needed on the massive system that's a but the supply is about thirty percent of the capital's needs they also say the system may not be fully operational until next week. when the first shock revelations are emerging from a database called football leaks they include a plan by europeans by europe's top clubs to radically change the face of football by forming a new elite league of their own will speak with one of the journalists behind the database in a mo

slightly differently and i would i would add just a return of prince ahmed the younger brother of king solomon from his self-imposed exile in london to return to riyadh the other day on how severe the crisis surrounding saudi arabia standing in the world and in within the international community is the saudi royal family are now gathering we of course don't quite know what kind of conversations are taking place but they fully understand. the present trajectory of saudi arabia's role in the region and in which the united states is unattainable so that's the first part going back to the issue of who they the united states has repeatedly they cleared both publicly and privately that it will not tolerate any capturing of that red sea port because it would essentially block and all entries of humanitarian supplies to yemen's population so the united states will not tolerate it now and it has not tolerated in the past even though we're seeing. hussein just some efforts to consolidate control on the ground level around the area but but if the saudis and immoralities would attempt to reach to capture

exclamation marks and slogans characteristic of the president's tweets don't trump made his argument king solomon and crown prince mohammed bin simon vigorously denying any knowledge of the planning and execution of the murder of mr khashoggi our intelligence agencies continue to assess all information but it could very well be that the crown prince had knowledge of this tragic events maybe he did and maybe he didn't our relationship is with the kingdom of saudi arabia donald trump went on they have been a great ally in our very important fight against iran the united states intends to remain a steadfast partner of saudi arabia to ensure the interests of our country israel and all other partners in the region very simply it is called america first basically he was saying that our relationship as saudi arabia solve porn really doesn't matter later in the day mr trump was asked about his staunch support for the saudis we're not going to give up hundreds of billions of dollars in orders and let russia china and everybody else have a it's all about them a very simple it's america first after talks wi

dispose of the body and who gave the order now he says that he doesn't believe for one minute that king solomon the king in saudi arabia ordered the hit as he calls it but he doesn't specifically mention krohn prince mohammed bin some of the many people believe that is where this trail ends many people here in istanbul believe that's where the trail ends he says it's wrong to see that there is a problem between so do rabia and turkey there is a problem because this murder was commissioned here in istanbul and carried out here in istanbul he says that it was a blatant violation of the believe it from the vienna conventions to carry out such an incident here in istanbul and he said it would be crazy for anyone to think that if an action like this happened in another nieto country there wouldn't be replications and he says that's why allies have got to act in this case he talks about the people who are currently being held in saudi arabia in connection with the death of jamal khashoggi and he said but why is the consul general missing here is a man he says who stood in front of the media and lied

arabia's king sound man has made his first public comments since her murder speaking in riyadh king solomon stressed he has full faith in the kingdom's justice system but didn't mention her by name. the kingdom was established on the principles of justice and that's why we have all the trust of the judiciary and that they would do the necessary to establish the truth and surfed some states. also ensure that no penalties unpunished. un special envoy to yemen has welcomed the who feels decision to stop the drone missile strikes against the saudi led coalition iran backed rebels also say they're ready for a broader ceasefire if the coalition quote wants peace comes as yemen saudi backed government has also confirmed it will take part in u.n. but talks in sweden later this month britain's prime minister says her plan is best for jobs as she battles members of her own party who want her out meanwhile you foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels ahead of a summit on sunday where they're expected to sign off formally on the withdrawal deal the chief negotiator has called the agreement fair

slightly differently and i would i would add just a return of prince ahmed the younger brother of king solomon from his self-imposed exile in london to a sewer turn to riyadh the other day on how severe the crisis surrounding saudi arabia standing in the world and in within the international community is the saudi royal family are now gathering we of course don't quite know what kind of conversations are taking place but they fully understand. the present trajectory of saudi arabia's role in the region and in which the united states is unattainable so that's the first part going back to the issue of who are they the united states has repeatedly they cleared both publicly and privately that it will not tolerate any capturing of that red sea port because it would essentially block and all entries of humanitarian supplies to yemen's population so the united states will not tolerate it now and it has not tolerated in the past even though we're seeing. hussein just some efforts to consolidate control on the ground level around the area but but if the saudis and immoralities would attempt to reach t

skill you know i think that of course king solomon and the president trump as well would have preferred that the whole issue be swept under the rug but by allowing this drip drip of information over the course of the past few weeks he president out of one has made it impossible in fact he's kept the pressure on but he has done it in a way that didn't directly accuse mahomedan son and he was careful to maintain respectful good relationship with king solomon so i think he's preserved turkey's relations with saudi arabia strained though they've been for a while and he's also shown president trump he's someone to be dealt with but also he's not reckless and he didn't also make life too difficult for been someone why why the timing now i think it's because you as you said a show everybody's known about this tape for some time and he confirmed it yesterday saturday just before he flew to paris i think he looks at this meeting in paris as sort of a grand moment on the international calendar i mean he's there as we know with so many heads of state of course including president trump president m