on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait really getting up to 7 celsius there for tehran that ray statement snow that will make its way across turkmenistan northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things with a good deal quater the u.a.e. yemen doing too badly and that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa chief on a draw here all the way down across the rift valley like we told you looking pretty good because some hevia show is so into northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. and we're going to have his own talents working in asia and africa where i'd be choosing editing my own stories in a refugee camp to know what christie and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has added faced and i really believe that the only way we can do that is make compassion and generosity and compromise because that's the only way we can try to sell on any of these problems toge

on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait really getting up to 7 celsius there for tara that ray statement snow that will make its way across turkmenistan northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things for a good deal quater the u.a.e. yemen not doing too badly and that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa on a dry here all the way down across the rift valley likely to we're looking pretty good got some heavy showers there in sea northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. sponsored by qatar airways joined africa's largest trade investment in rwanda and to african trade to give me access to more than 1100 exhibitors 10000 visitors in bias and more than 5000 conference delegates from more than $55.00 countries participate in trade and investment deals with $40000000000.00 u.s. dollars as business and government come together to explore business and networking opportunities at the international exh

on into sas day 25 celsius to 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait really getting up to 7 celsius there for tara that race statement snow that will make its way across turkmenistan northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with the u.a.e. yemen doing too badly in that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa the fog in for i hear all the way down across the rift valley like victoria looking pretty good because some heavier showers 7 to northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. now to a. japanese if we women teachers daily struggles with isolation and battles with physical hardship. sacrificing their lives to be education the future generations. women in the way on al-jazeera. if you want to come visit a reminder of our top stories this hour joe biden has ordered the u.s. states to make all adults eligible for coronavirus vaccines by may the 1st and his 1st primetime television address since becoming president biden warned the fig

stages at kuwait the british and over in our power we are so short sighted. and they may have and i'd intended consequences and create a much worse and more dangerous situation so when you're talking about the need for the u.s. to pull back on its military involvement says that obviously true but most americans now are really tired of these are. but wars you know which is right obama trump and biden the democratic party platform listen lay for ending the forever wars biden has said that he wants to end the forever wars now we can talk about so i think a positive move on the part of the biden ministration insurance of afghanistan over the past few days that is just leaking out in the last day or 2 and i think that we can go into that because it is much more promising than anything i've seen it good and right promising maybe that could be the beginning of something because i mean i don't understand this mindset you know not one step back because that will be that's called appeasement or you know aiding abetting our adversaries not only just common sense i mean

on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait really getting up to 7 celsius there for tara that re stateless no that will make its way across turkmenistan northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things with a good deal quater the u.a.e. yemen not doing too badly and that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa fondant right here all the way down across the rift valley like victoria looking pretty good because some heavy showers 7 to northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. sponsored poll qatar airways. need to take amy and molly just chaos on the streets on a one east is. investigating what it means for the us to southeast asia. on out you see. played important role the. face. there we're going to see a reminder of our top stories this hour joe biden has ordered u.s. states to make all adults eligible for coronavirus vaccines by may the 1st and his 1st primetime television address since becoming pre

you can go to the army hospital there in kuwait. so i went to the army hospital in kuwait. i want by plane, and then by hospital they began to examine me, and test, me they said we need to operate. one you have stones in your bladder. your gallbladder. also, your stomach juices are not what they should be. they're different from what they should be. we are going to operate on that as well. so they cut some of the optic nerves that control some of the stomach solutions. and they operate on my stomach. i was there for a couple of months. and then i came home and was here at home for a little while, and then i went back on the second tour. >> i see. but i still have with they operate on. they changed the valve in my stomach. they cut it. so it releases more than it normally does. and they cut some of the vile things in there. so i take medicine for that. and it seems to work fine. >> so during your second tour, you don't have trouble. >> no problems. no injuries. >> i see. >> very lucky. >> yes. oh wow. so when did you then leave korea? what month was? it >> i'm sorry. >> when

i'm thinking about kuwait, bahrain, countries like that.not necessarily places where our troops are at grave risk today. but still where perhaps we could -- reduce the cost of the taxpayer and reduce our exposure a little bit further. in that sense, i'll go along with the spirit of your question even though i don't think there's a basis for a dramatic additional downsizing. >> michael o'hanlon is the author of the book "the art of war in an age of peace: u.s. grand strategy" he's also the program director at the brookings institution. you can go to brookings.edu to learn more. thank you for the conversation. >> thanks very much for having me. ♪♪ >>> more than 2,000 students entered this student camera competition. here are our student cam winners. first prize eighth grader, carson collins, a homeschooler from austin, texas, with his documentary on chinese supporting courses u.s. universities. their documentary is on education and standardized testing. first prize high school central winners are zain and gabriel for their documentary about o

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on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait ready getting up to 7 celsius therefore tear around that right statement snow that will make its way across tech menaced on northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things with a good deal quater the u.a.e. yemen doing too badly and that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa chief on it right here all the way down across the rift valley like we told you looking pretty good because some hevia showers 7 c. northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. 100 media totally going to miss you envision such a small things that everyone always everyone it's great easy to corrupt the system . we give out. we didn't say. it's a film that helped bring down a corrupt government and led to the jailing of the former president. al jazeera investigates stealing paradise. when the news breaks what would be considered a hero popular support when people need to be heard. and the

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on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait really getting up to 7 celsius there for to run that race statements no that will make its way across turkmenistan northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things for a good deal quieter the u.a.e. oman yemen doing too badly and that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa on a dry here all the way down across the rift valley likely to we're looking pretty good because some heavier showers 7 to northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. still ahead on the news hour china's annual national people's congress has top will tell you about some of the new laws and what it could mean for hong kong struggling to survive why businesses in zimbabwe see the easing of coronavirus restorations may do little to help them recover and it's not a big win for manchester city in the premier league joel have reaction in schools to stay with this. frank assessment the world is o

with a chance to see some significant snowfall for a temperature drop 13 celsius in tehran 33 in kuwait even here in doha we're going to warm 35 celsius that brisk wind 50 dust and sand but look at the temperatures for why friday going on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait ready getting up to 7 celsius therefore tear around that right statement snow that will make its way across tech menaced on northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things with a good deal quater the u.a.e. yemen doing too badly and that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa you find in dry here all the way down across the rift valley like victoria looking pretty good got some heavy a shower 7 c. northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. $100.00 media going to be embedded in such a small place where everyone always every one of it's great easy to corrupt the system. really good. riddance to. it's a film that helped bring d

west all part of a system which as the un winds tends to produce a strong wind out of iraq through kuwait and then towards qatar for example with this indication of the potential dust or sandstorm on the forward edge head of it doha is very warm this is today's weather 37 degrees to off the record well above the average hot and dusty then the wind changed to a northerly we got the shamar for a couple days temperatures really drop these sand all the dust fans out into the empty quarter and you end up with clear skies with the breeze strong wind and look at the change for example in terror on the sun's back at temperatures dropped in turkmenistan it's still snowing in nashville about that a 4 degrees here but turkey is loving it and if you go a day beyond that it gets cooler in doha the wind still blowing but the dust is more or less settled now in southern africa we're seeing a change of season which for the time being been rather less in the way of rain there is a band of showers running up through northern parts of south acrid botswana but the real heavy stuff is further north not as wel

nominations as the netflix movie made the tale of legendary hollywood scriptwriter herman mayne kuwait's is in the running for best picture and for best director david fincher. it's always. there. and of course no matter lands the gritty migrant worker drama starring frances mcdormand one of a few films that got 6 nominations including best director for chloe zhao which is the 1st ever nomination in the category for a woman of color 2 of this year's most nominated films adrian who else is in the running well there was a posthumous nomination for chadwick boseman as best for his epic performance rainey's black box from. bozeman playing trumpet player and. was already fighting code on country killing filming he died in august 2020 at the age of just 53 and viola davis also you know nation as best actress for that film now i understand there's another nomination to that's already making history that's why this is steven who's been nominated as best actor for his performance in the not very this is the story of a korean american family moving to an consoles in search of the american dream fi

kuwait is imposing a 12 hour curfew in an effort to contain the rising number of corona virus infections there was a record number of new cases on thursday more than 1700 new infections the curfew comes into effect on sunday and is expected to last for a month have also been ordered to close until the 1st week of april brazil meanwhile is seeing record deaths from kovi 19 and it's causing a political standoff rio de janeiro has bought a new restrictions following sell bottles lead starting on friday restaurants will close at 5 pm and the city's near 7000000 people will be under a night curfew sao paolo has closed non-essential businesses for 2 weeks the measures are in defiance of president who warned he will stop federal aid to states if they put in there put in lockdown that speak to morning joins us live from rio de janeiro monica you're on copacabana beach which looks pretty empty tell us about the situation in rio. well yes i am a couple of on a beach which normally at this time would be filled with people and saturday on a sunday even more but vendors beach vendors have been are no

through the gulf that will be the start of a model which will affect the weather all the way from kuwait down towards us so particularly dusty one but it will at least be windy otherwise it's sunshine as you can see that a change take place on the northern turkey day that's cold air coming out of europe . now we have seen that attempt at circulation in the mozambique channel mis is the picture on the us is a forecast chart and we expect this thing not to form into a proper tropical anything really just a lot but it will increase the rain to potentially flood levels on the western side of madagascar marga trust in the capital as well its red prices mistily but this is particularly heavy rain the good news going in that direction it's leaving behind just a rush of a few showers from mozambique and a good part of zimbabwe's zambia and even south africa and our adjacent countries where you look at dry and fine weather. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastruct

sugar has worked in kuwait dubai and singapore his life there wasn't much better than a decent now. i don't know what would happen to them if i died. but as long as i'm alive i'll try to help my family. i work hard. i don't need a lot in life but i'll provide a good life for my song and my wife. i'll keep trying. that's why i came to romania. meanwhile there's good news and bad 3 is a better. for has been sultan has found a new job despite the corona pandemic but he'll have to leave the country again. ringback. my poor husband is going to france again to work in construction he can't earn a living by another area and we need the money so early yeah so what else should i pack like an agent and take the shorts was ok. to overalls and i think that's all there. it's always hard to say could bikes specifier be sent them plenty by hope that he'll be ok that's the guns but i'm so afraid that this time something bad is going to happen. i'm also worried about the virus but i'll do everything i can to feed my family. elizabeth and salter know that they have no other option. meanwhile back inc

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sugar has worked in kuwait dubai and singapore his life there wasn't much better than a decent now i don't know what would happen to them if i died. but as long as i'm alive i'll try to help my family. all work hard. i don't need a lot in life. but i'll provide a good life for my son and my wife. i'll keep trying. that's why i came to romania. meanwhile there's good news and bad through is it better. for has been so intense found a new job despite the corona pandemic. but he'll have to leave the country again. my poor husband is going to france again to work in construction or he can't earn a living by another in year and we need the money so early yeah so what else should i pack my agent and take the shorts was ok. to overalls and i think that's all. it's always hard to sake of bikes it's best if you sent them plenty by hope that you'll be ok as the guns but i'm so afraid that this time something bad is going to happen. i'm also worried about the virus but i'll do everything i can to feed my family. elizabeth until tonight that they have no other option. meanwhile back inclusion the

nominations as the netflix movie main the tale of legendary hollywood scriptwriter herman mayne kuwait's is in the running for best picture and for best director david fincher. it's also what. it is. and of course no matter lands the gritty migrant worker drama starring frances mcdormand one of a few films that got 6 nominations including best director for chloe zhao which is the 1st ever nomination in the category for a woman of color 2 of this year's most nominated films adrian who else is in the running well there was a posthumous nomination for chadwick boseman as best for his epic performance rainey's black book some. postman played trumpet player and. was already fighting code on country killing filming he died in august 2020 at the age of just 40 free and viola davis also you know nation as best actress for that film now i understand there's another nomination to that's already making history that's why this is steven ewing who's being nominated as best actor for his performance in the not very this is the story of a korean american family moving to an old farm in search of the am

since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding. projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education the reason issues ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. the the in. al-jazeera. this is a news hour on al-jazeera fully back to go live from my headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes opposition supporters in senegal battle pleas for a 3rd day in the country's worst violence in. the repression must stop the u.n. envoy to myanmar warns the security council to be resolute and.

will quietens down but usually these lows expand and bring a pharaoh breeze a lot of iraq dance you kuwait down through bahrain to qatar and the u.a.e. and that's case at the moment saturday's temperature of $28.00 in their hours but average it was near record high on friday said he said no there are buyers but the sand has declined as you see this is light brown light is still hot ahead muskets 41 is pretty hard compared with the hours you go down to thirty's with turns around to the north west as well as lasting from sunday into monday becomes lighter and then the weather reverts to normal for most the time which is quite with our much breeze and a great deal of sunshine. the rain in southern africa has become less or lighter for the most part there are a few showers in south africa but you can see it's $29.00 important visit both the breeze of the interior not so lucky in cape town $24.00 dropped to $22.00 the heavy rains moved towards northern mozambique malawi and probably zambia. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages

since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in the rape sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes . so you can relax and enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know our day's work is done cats are always welcome to our home. the for the. but i'm. with the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of protesters have turned in several rebel held city is in syria to mark 10 years since the start of the civil war the conflict has caused one of the world's worst humanitarian crises with more than half of syria's population displaced the u.k. has a 9 sanctions against 6 allies of syrian president bashar. cletus foreign minister and close advisors the british foreign secretary says assad's regime has subjected the syrian people to quote a decade of protests. mean more security forces have kille

have been distributed to major cities there vietnam expects another 1300000 to arrive through the kuwait school will sharon scheme in april. israel has started vaccinating palestinians who cross in see the country for work palestinians who work on construction sites of illegal israeli settlements are also being inoculated harry fawcett reports from the occupied west bank after a small pilot program last week in a delay to the start of this process on sunday this is the 1st day proper other plans are vaccinate more than 120000 residents of the occupied west bank those with permits to work either in israel or inside illegal settlements in the occupied west bank the process will see them over the 1st 2 weeks getting a 1st dose of the madonna vaccine and waiting a month and then another 2 weeks to get a 2nd dose and become fully vaccinated we spoke to one young man who's a a mechanic who works inside israel work either it's protection for yourself it will allow you to work freely you'd still have to wear a mask but hopefully things will be better in the future. israel has faced criticism fro

are from kuwait. and this list. is the cups at their worst imaginable time possible because levels of shipping where just back to 'd to know all from the pretended link times so events v.v. that tricky tricky bit rio in but my prediction is that both because of the trends as they need also considering climate change and more severe weather events we're going to see many more marion accidents and in the future and obviously is not necessarily good news maggie you said earlier that the egyptian government is really sort of claiming success right now i want to ask you if you think from your vantage point that shipping companies really believe that the canal is going to be fully operational soon or are they moving ahead with contingency plans. well i think that that's very hard for me to tell i think in the next maybe a day or 2 things will be clear but my understanding is that. some shipping companies have now gone into the contentious. plans considering that the q. was around $350.00 ships. but i think considering tha

who is muslim hinted at it shortly after the government reversed its policy on force cremation of kuwait in 1000 victims following international criticism but there is no doubt this latest move will increase tensions further with the muslim minority in sri lanka. to tighten the muslim community has been constantly told that it's. awful because the action. they just lift. the ban on. the mission policy that's the advice and now we hear so many other michelle s. . some form of punishing the muslim community present go to their rajapaksa has also signed new laws under the prevention of terrorism act which will allow anyone suspected of what the government terms extremism to be detained for what it calls rehabilitation for up to 2 years. the government has denied stoutly to lose limbs that many believe that's exactly what's behind these moves in if an end is. colombia police in the u.k. have launched a pullin their investigation into the british born wife of syria's president assad is accused of inciting and encouraging terrorist acts during syria's 10 year conflict the case was opened in re

nominations as the netflix movie make the tale of legendary hollywood scriptwriter herman mayne kuwait's is in the running for best picture and for best director david fincher. it's for someone. today. and of course no matter lands the gritty migrant worker drama starring frances mcdormand one of a few films that got 6 nominations including best director for chloe zhao which is the 1st ever nomination in the category for a woman of color 2 of this year's most nominated films adrian who else is in the running well there was a posthumous nomination for chadwick boseman as best for his epic performance rainey's black some. postman played trumpet player and. was already fighting code on country killing filming he died in august 2020 at the age of just 40 free and viola davis also you know when i sing as best actress for that fellow now i understand there's another nomination to that's already making history that's why this is steven ewing who's been nominated as best actor for his performance in the nari this is the story of a korean american family moving to an console farm in search of the

who is muslim hinted at it shortly after the government reversed its policy on forced cremation of kuwait in 1000 victims following international criticism but there is no doubt this latest move will increase tensions further with the muslim minority in sri lanka the time they are the muslim community has been constantly targeted it's. awful because of the action in sri lanka they just live. in a very. bad on body competently mission policy that's device and now we hear so many other michel us to some form of punishing the muslim community present go to their rajapaksa has also signed new laws under the prevention of terrorism act which will allow anyone suspected of what the government terms extremism to be detained for what it calls 3 habitation for up to 2 years the government has denied starting muslims but many believe that's exactly what's behind these new moves in a finance. colomba. pressure is building on funds to compensate more people in the south pacific coast exposed to radiation from 3 decades of nuclear tests that follows a report accusing the government of hiding the exten

example corn imports will be on anybody expected and that sterling to kind of a situation where we had kuwait and you had china and us having an agreement called phase one on the rich china was going to buy a lot of agricultural commodities from us so it's really a i would say it's not one single factor but there are a few things that came together in a very short period of time and all together they have really had quite a quite a obert push to towards prices of all agricultural commodities so how much of that i really i have that an indian how much of that premium in food prices is then down to speculation and also fears a inflation driving up those commodity prices this is a this is very difficult to answer if i may say because as speculated you know let's say this usually are made at every level from farmers level perhaps all the way even to the consumer you tend to store more if you think prices will go up in the future now depending on where you are in the value chain some of that could of course influence influence or however when we talking about really agriculture sector over a perio

product of interruptions pretty peculiarly lots of lot of closer to the russians much annoyed at kuwait is the product of a lot of other folks and many of the other places we associate with. there's a lot of flows and iceland is over what's called the mid atlantic ridge so it's a place where tectonic plates are pulling apart and it also happens to have a hot spot so in areas particularly hot portions of the mantle and so magma is. becoming product and it tends to erupt. over time again and again and it's geologic time so 800 years for us things like a very long time and syria but it's a. regional history and it's not a slam it's turned into history of the planet ok thank you so much for speaking to us from kansas city. tanzania has its 1st female president. has been sworn in and out of that other president john mica for me on wednesday when we in the country are anxiously watching to see if hostile or take a stronger action to stop the spread of coronavirus catherine soy has more or me me . me. me a salute who hasn't tanzania's fast female president and a native of the semi autonomous r

since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. 0. other income but i'll this is the news i'll live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes his corruption convictions wiped clean form a brazilian president lula da silva prepares to reveal his political plans.

of people think that he introduced democracy simply because you are no he feared to put a bureau kuwait against himself just like the bond that crucial had in 1006 to 4 so what russia have built all of these institutions the bottom and the presidency in order to protect himself from that possible which actually happened in 1901 well thank you for that because as a result we had a functioning democratic system back in 1900 the mode you have spent you want to get to stick they were not even in your way ideally stick. patrick dissolute will come and demand is they about got a job but that was indigenous those were indigenous institutions they were not him imported from abroad now again you know i think that the track record of democracy from is not about democracy promotion it's about nato expansion it's about. containing russia it's about. trade energy politics it's about all of these they take sever democracy go ahead. i mean the legacy of of the situation in ukraine i mean it can't be any worse result by the united states that instigated this series of events that brought us to this pla

weather fine weather across much of the middle east this place is a fair weather cloud just around kuwait pushing across into iran but we have got some showers moving in across the levant so lebanon syria will see some wet weather have some showers sissy's on the way into northern parts of jordan that what the weather will make its way across northern parts of iraq possibly some snow over the high ground but to the south of that it should be lost if i am dry over the next couple of days a brisk wind that it doesn't stand there coming out of saudi arabia into southern parts of iraq over the next day or 2 so the south of that it is generally dry but want to see showers around the southern end of the red say this elaborate plot to produce a few showers in cease and for parts of ethiopia to the west the weather will be down towards the rift valley some heavy showers there in toronto into where burundi tanzania saying some heavy showers as well but the really wet weather is going to be around the mozambique channel we got a little circulation developing here that may well develop into somethin

since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. welcome. from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax and enjoy the perfect break in your journey. her. and her and when you leave with a smile we know a day's work is done cats are always welcome to our home. you're the the old. hello again i'm fully back to bill in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera myanmar's military has levels new accusations against deposed leader on san suu kyi as it defends its decision to seize power a military spokesman says she accepted the legal payments with $600000.00 plus gold while in government demonstrators meanwhile are continuing to defy the military these images were recorded early in the city of die away several deaths were reported during other rallies on thursday china has approved changes to limit democratic partici

the french president has just announced a month long lockdown starting on saturday after a surge in kuwaitcases the restrictions will be were already in place in several regions and will not be extended across the country let's cross to our correspondent laura charlotte devinsky to fill in some of the blanks for us charlotte hello take us through what prism across and how to say why he's resorted to this step at once again to perhaps a bit of reaction to it as well i know it's early. well of course president mccone addressing the french nation or no wednesday night following a meeting of the council of defense where of course they discussed all the options available to them to keep calm backing the 19 pandemic a pandemic that is seen now rates of around 40000 new cases being counted every day here in france that's double the number it was just a month ago so you see that we've had doctors talking about the fact that they may have been away patients from hospitals now present my corner now that we may know and france would be now and a new lockdown as you mentioned from saturday there it's

and kuwait but in last year 2020 their contribution was much reduced pressure on them i think to try and go back to a much higher level of funding james the obviously wars ravaged yemen creating this humanitarian catastrophe where are we at with the u.n. mediation effort. well in some ways you can look at it positively and some negatively the negative side is that the fighting does continue and there isn't. an offensive right now by the who theories on the city of matter and that is concerning the u.n. about what might happen there on the wider diplomatic front perhaps a little bit of good news the u.n. special envoy martin gryphus has been touring the region he has i'm told been surprised in tehran and riyadh that both those 2 capitals these the saudis and the iranians were not aware that the other was it was looking more favorably on the situation and the idea of peace so some prospect there and remember that the other key thing that's happened in the last just over a month is a new u.s. administration which is taking yemen very seriously has appointed a new special envoy so some p

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of conscience sleep intent on this and not on newsnight did not demand he used or he just came in kuwait then he was on the air at times. oh i'm sure killings it happens because of who he is and what he has been doing. these are all conclusions that trust him at least response he will probably want them to be cheery. also coming up takeaways from last night's golden globe awards for t.v. and film the lack of black behind the scenes and movies as mirrors showing us what we really are. democracy was it really. you know the seventy's made through the massage may have become overt racist wound proud we have one who is the president is really helped by social media as well and i felt i could do was pull out the gray suit. which of our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with a case of suspected attempted murder and yet another finger pointing at russia today the united nation's top human rights investigators blamed russia for last year's attempted murder of criminal critic alexina balding the ball he almost died after he came in c

has been particularly dusty down the gulf states from kuwait down almost to oman not quite and that's what's left of it now it brings in with it this downward pushing dust suffered pushing dust a strong wind it was hot yesterday in doha we hit 40 somewhere in qatar which is probably a new record down to 28 is going down further the day after muscat hangs on to 41 again near a record i think during saturday's weather and then down to 30 the breeze isn't going to slam in quite so hard and it's not particularly dusty in muscat are the indeed that dust is mostly settable we get tom we get to sunday and it's widespread sunshine surat arabia and including mostly turkey byzantium for a while last has more rain and snow on its way through turkey and that'll probably follow syria as well jumping sounds more active weather temporarily we have a breeze coming from the north through south africa portal is visiting cities straight up. particularly wall for march because it won't last the winters writes assassin a good 23 degrees on sunday with a few showers and those few showers might be a little

council adopted the resolution that's the 1st saddam hussein to pay compensation for his invasion of kuwait that is pretty much shit now the moment where american military presence and political influence in the middle east ended a bit when on the one hand and between. march 19th 2003 when the u.s. military component in iraq began. and actually is on the one hand and on the other hand is the world that has not yet arrived but it's inevitable approach is noticeable in the sense that the region is changing fundamentally and there are areas in the region where the american presence indeed aids the battle against terrorism we can say you know what it's been a great word for it iraq's government but one can also argue there would have been such a problem if there were no u.s. invasion. iraq in the 1st place in 2003 in syria for instance now americans are helping the kurdish militia to fight off. some isis remaining cells but at the same time they're preventing at the government with room for the russians to work to take over control of the country and the local populations are suffering which in