in egypt in iraq in syria in sudan in other places so you know welcome to the club as it were rami kooriis journalism professor at the american university of beirut and a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school he says the reshuffle is merely an image make over. it's really hard to tell right now like so many things in the decisionmaking or so the arabia is like the soviet union in the one nine hundred sixty s. you really don't know what's going on until a few weeks or months down the road when a decision is made the saudis themselves various saudis close to the family are saying that this is not really a demotion but to fire him would have been a real demotion but this is a sharing of responsibility they needed a more experienced fellow at the top of the brought in to bring myself to those served for decades well in saudi arabia it he is admitting didn't do very well in talking about the sugar murder but nobody in saudi arabia did very well they were all saying things that turned out to be not true so it's not as if i despair carried the load he didn't he was just a loyal servant as

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the border so it's a tragedy and it's also a travesty of bolshoi's fear to seoul is draw the tamil koori of could not go to a death because of this ban i mean desperation imagine a soloist of bolshoi theater taking a submachine gun and going to fight in don't bus where there are also you know what does martial law mean it means that he can ban political parties that he can't shut down any media outlets that he wants to that he can detain people without without explanations and part of these reasons yes that in the east but there is also his whole region venus which is in the west of ukraine and its only fault is that it borders trans needs to so they expect russian invaders from this small point of land on the mystery were taken you know these huge ukrainian region in the west of ukraine also what is important you know during the vote in the raw data was two hundred seventy people for the martial law against sixty people against it what does it mean that means that the western sponsors western courageous walked with some people in the parliament because of this martial law lessens the ch

ok let's go back to our top story so far here on the news a big reshuffle in saudi arabia rami koori is journalism professor at the american university of beirut and a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school rami khouri welcome back to the news hour how much of a humiliation is this for the foreign minister. you know it's really hard to tell right now like so many things in the decisionmaking or so the radius like the soviet union and the one nine hundred sixty s. you really don't know what's going on until a few weeks or months down the road when i decision is made the saudis themselves various odious close to the war it's really are saying that this is not really a demotion but just fire him would have been a real demotion but this is a sharing of responsibility they needed a more experienced fellow at the top of the burden of bringing myself was served for decades well in saudi arabia it that has been didn't do very well in talking about the sugar murder but nobody of saudi recruited very well they were all saying things that turned out to be not true so it's not as if i do sp

absolutely right there is that there is a kooris of voices from both the far right and the far left and also the middle ground who resoundingly already is saying that they do not support to resume a rexx to plunge whether the people voted for or against leaving the european union the feeling from some is that this doesn't alter the results of the referendum that it concedes perhaps too much to the european union that it doesn't go far enough in regions what these people want tightening the borders and reducing levels of immigration him to the country theresa may had hoped this would be a compromise that would satisfy both sides of this very divided country but it's a plan that only really seems to be dividing this nation even further. ok need many thanks for bringing us the scene there from the streets of london. the outgoing u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has made her first public comments on the rise of saudi jealous jamal khashoggi thank you haley avoided assigning outright blame to mohamed been solomon but she did say that the saudis crown prince he is technically responsible hales had

to getting soaked the day before another night of heavy rain finally sealed the fate of the benito kooris shelter in downtown to one of. the six thousand plus migrants housed in the former sports complex did not stand a chance against the downpour. only the children still manage a gentle smile the adults are mourning their tents floating in ankle deep muddy water their clothes and other belongings trenched ruined for many a total loss. and amid appalling cemetery conditions city and mexican federal officials finally decided to shut down the shelter. buses arrive and open their doors their promise to bring these people to a better safer place while interiors are not hard to find within hours nearly a thousand migrants are willing to make yet another journey i. taking with them the little they deemed worth saving they arrive fia. a form of bus parking facility and concert venue about twenty kilometers from downtown and far away from the border for some two one of migrants this new shelter seems to bring some improvements. here the ground concrete noise mud that's better but the most importa

one of us really just most experienced aboriginal broadcasters and activists she hosts black chat on koori radio astronomy is only first nations radio station though they explained where it all began when they form the constitutionality and i won this nation people were exploded from the constitution so we were part of the foreigner and foreigner at and it wasn't or not in sixty seven that they ran a referendum so that referendum was to take the responsibility away from the states and give it to the federal government for the betterment of aboriginal people now since then there's been it would be moving slowly forward but at the same time nothing has really changed we had the howard government the liberal government come in and ninety six and he trying to rethink he cut millions of dollars off the aboriginal in a budget he created laws that present a spec fifty years. and when when you're looking at all the organizations we have legal we have medical we have all these organizations but slowly and slowly the findings have been they create and i want to like everyone here to assimilate and p

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