, and a was giving lebanon a lot of help. ok, in, i sent me away from this though. i mean, is it, is it saudi arabia, or is it that the hand of the united states also that's behind, or was the saudi arabia, very much allied, saudi arabia's i like to israel now, the biggest recipient of usa. it's ever to see the war. lebanon became one of the, of the tables of the war between, is there an america gun counter is europe, and from the other side. and so lebanon, import, his bela imported. the problem of iran was jim, in the interior, garages of, you know, you know, that is when i, i think lots of bad citizens, lebanon would say, they wouldn't be lebanon without his willa, obviously, because, as you remember, the war, presumably, it's not, it's not really true 1st of all, yes, hes will law in the year 2000 ok resisted against israel. what is there was occupying of an east editor. and everybody at this time was supported as below. but now that 1st of all, it is no more occupying lebanese territory. second of all, has been law, is i

it's almost as if lebanon is in a permanent state of political crisis. and critics, a part of the problem is the system itself. now the way it works is that the 3 biggest sacks are guaranteed representation. that was the deal to keep the peace after the civil war. so for example, the president is always a man at christian. the prime minister is always sunny and the speaker of parliament as she em. but in reality, it's led to political gridlock in fighting and nothing really gets done. it's really about you know, who gets which government sponsored contracts. what kind of company affiliated with who are, when you're forming a government, for example, you know, it's not just about who is the best person to handle the ministry of economy. it's whether the president who is american should pick that minister, whether it's the prime minister sunnyville to pick up. and it becomes a horse trading situation. you end up with a lot of corruption and accusations that politicians are only serving their own interests not working for the good of the country. yeah. oh.

, and a, was given lebanon, a lot of help. ok, in a way from this though, i mean, is it, is it saudi arabia or is it that the hand of the united states also that's behind the saudi arabia, very much allied. saudi arabia is allied to israel. now, the biggest recipient of usa, it's ever to see the war, lebanon became one of the, of, of the tables of the war. between is there an america gun counter is europe, and from another side. and so, levin an import, his belie, imported the problem of iran, was jim, in the interior crisis of, you know, you know, that is what i think, lots of bad citizens, lebanon would say, they wouldn't be lebanon without his willa, obviously, because, as you remember, the war presumably it's not, it's not really true. first of all, yes. as will law in the year 2000 ok resisted against israel. when is there any was occupying the monastery and everybody just died was supported as well. but now that 1st of all, it is no more approved by live on his territory. second of all, his belie is in dreaming, in the i

but the thing is, in lebanon, the government is often part of the problem. it's the same political parties blamed for years, corruption, and mismanagement at the end of the day. it's not really about the government formation. is that it is really about what this government gun to do. lebanon is unraveling on so many fronts, and all the different crises are compounding each other. so what's happening, and why is it so hard to fix things were to give you an idea just how quickly lebanon has collapsing. you have to realize that it's even worse than venezuela, a poster child of devastated economies. it took lebanon less than 3 years ago, where, but as rela, was over 6 years after years of corruption, mismanagement, and dysfunctional politics, lebanon's dealing with a huge currency crisis. and that's at the root of so many other problems right now . well, a lamp and i haven't even had that yet. in the late in the good bit, mcvee them comes in as with he looked at monday. everything is much more expensive . inflation is very hard because his won't pick them, thoug

when the blast happened, lebanon was in the midst of an economic crisis. people were losing their jobs, businesses were closing, and the lebanese pound was already devaluing. on top of that, there was corona virus and there were lock downs, which also made worse the economic collapse. when the explosion happened, the authorities promised a transparent and swift investigation. the investigation has been slow, the lead judge and the case product guitar, as trying to initiate the process of process shooting. those he believes are responsible for the blast, but he faced a fierce political backlash from those in power. he has the list of suspects and they are members of the political and security establishment. some of them are m p, 's. politicians are refusing to lift immunity. they're not allowing him to question these suspects. international and local journalists have done more digging than the authorities. they believe that in one way or another, this shipment was linked to 3 syrian businessmen who were linked or who are linked to the syrian president basha

the you and envoy didn't describe lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest. santa hunter, l shahida, beirut, american pop star britney spears has been released from her father's control. after nearly 14 years. fans waiting outside the court cheered and cried. as the court's decision was confirmed, the singer has spent the past 5 months facing the conservatorship which prevented her making any personal decisions. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories for.

he offered to help tackle lebanon's worst crisis with its longtime partners, gulf states.t is a tough tax. -- have severed diplomatic relations to the lebanese government because they say it is controlled by has blocked. >> we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue. we are ready to play a role. >> riyadh says the crisis is about hezbollah up domination over the country. >> the problem is not a local issue just between lebanon and saudi arabia, it is between iran and saudi arabia. >> -- was into iran before arriving in beirut, among the battlegrounds were the regional rival we plays out. -- rivalry plays out. it is also being fought in yemen where the who sees are making their way into the government's last stronghold in the north. >> saudi arabia is -- accusing has malala of supporting the who sees that are terrorizing the security of saudi arabia. the united states, they want to guarantee the -- stability in lebanon. >> it seems the u.s. and saudi arabia have different priorities. washington backs the prime minister's government and has called

i saw scenes in lebanon that i had not imagined. i would ever see in the middle income country, the you and envoy didn't describe lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest, st hunter, al shahida, beirut, i've been protests on the streets of the hague, in the netherlands against the countries returned to pasha locked down from saturday, about $200.00 protest. this clashed with police after the restrictions were announced. dutch government says bars and restaurants will have to close early, and sporting events will be held behind closed doors. supermarket and non essential retailers will also close earlier, while social distancing measures will be in place, is set to last for 3 weeks. and we have pictures her mom. look, we have for pictures most angeles now are actually fans of britney spears, have gathered outside the courtroom. this after a significant ruling by the judge in the case of

the you and envoy didn't describe lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest center there. al shahida, beirut, members of the asia pacific economic corporation or apec group, are meeting virtually with recovery from the pandemic. hi, on the agenda of the annual summit, the 21 member countries are being officially hosted by new zealand, the reduction of subsidies for fossil fuel. so also a topic that will be tackled the one high commissioner for human rights says the trial of an american journalist and me in law has been unfair and harsh. and friday i called him young, gone sentenced, danny fenster, to 11 years in prison. franco, go to reports. danny fenced, his trial was held in secret, but for many people and me and mar the void it against an american journalist inside young on high security prison, the message was clear. fence, dell was handed and 11 year prison sentence on charges of incitement, breach of immigrati

you've been in your role in lebanon for what? 2 and a half years now. how have you seen things change over that time? well, oh, what they explain is unprecedented. a crisis or children endeavoured over the past due in her ears. you may remember we bought the yoke really bought it, bucky. so every time i thought that was a bundle. but today i must tell you that this is really a free fall. it doesn't stop tutoring or so brain or the numbers or the body. this is area the of 11 today. and well, the problems that we're talking about here in lebanon are structural right? the economic crisis, the political crisis, these have been building for years. the port blast really exacerbated at all. now, given the instability there, what would you actually like to see from government? what are they actually capable of? government asked us to know that the not only the government into your world, every community we all need to work together. because in action that caused gonna be too high, not to protect children, child labor doubled up. well, i'll go 8 children are wor

the un envoy then described lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest that there should be wrote on hundreds of pro, radian paramilitary for supporters continue to protest last month's election results and iraq. the demonstrations want the ballots recounted manually due to alleged voter fraud. wrap it up, my head has worn out from baghdad as those have most closer to the gates of the green zone. and but does, these are supporters of the pro iranian political parties. that last and the parliamentary elections, the recent anger has been, has been figured by then i was him and recently made by the supreme council of judiciary that the vote rigging claims in the parliamentary elections have no legal standing. now that means that the electoral commission is moving forward to endorse the initial results of the election. and that if boss is not in favor of that through iranian political parties, that last many cease a

the you and envoy didn't describe lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest than a hunter, al shahida, beirut, ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the un climate summit, and glasgow has gone into overtime, delegates attempting to reach an agreement on a draft plan to protect the planet. the core a mr. cap global warming at 1.5 degrees celsius and or summons has more from glasgow. we are.

the shooter says that lebanon is now in danger of becoming a failed state. and a hunter reports from a capital bay route. the un human rights council sent an envoy to lebanon to look at how the government here has been addressing one of the world's worst economic crises. oliver, the shooter, spoke to those affected officials, as well as the donor community, which he said is running out of patience with the government for failing to reform the system. and it's not just the international community who lost trust in them. when i told many people about my mission, when i spoke to families who are destitute in bush homage in the pony in bol big, they often assert murphy. dolly, there is no state. they have not confidence in the ability of the state to provide a response. so to me, this is the un envoy explained in detail how hears of long standing inequalities, the lack of social protection systems, and an economic model that benefited the rich contributed to the collapse. for example, the connections between politicians and the private sector reached the highest

the un envoy then described lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest that there are theater, beirut, people in germany are being urged to limit their contact with others and avoid large events. is a 4th wave of co with 1900 infections takes hold. more than 48000 people tested positive for the virus on friday, that just under the record high set on thursday, public health officials, one governments to consider closing venues in the worst effected areas. the outgoing chancellor, anglo merkel plans to discuss the situation with state leaders next week. and a 3 week parcel lockdown has started in the netherlands for these fire water counted into a crowd who are demonstrating against the new rules on friday from saturday bars. restaurants and supermarkets will close, early on sporting events will be held behind closed doors. country has seen a record number of cobra, 1900 infections in recent weeks. france as presi

the un envoy then described lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction where the government failing its population, that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest that they're else, they wrote hundreds protested in them all these capital calling for the withdrawal of indian troops stationed in the country, the presence of the indian military and them all these has been put in the spotlight after the so called india out campaign has been intensified, new delhi says it's been the victim of the internal political situation in the algo of the so called india out campaign started last year, a street protests it quickly gained strong traction though on social media platforms. those behind it say they only oppose india, small military presence in them, all these and on not against strong trade. cultural and other ties will be the position party support. the campaign saying the government hasn't been transparent in agreements signed with india is also a wider g of political side to this is them all. these i

and just finally, the embargo on lebanon. how does that affecting and rub his work as we approach when to i mean, we are in, i'm very concerned about the situation in, on political, financial and economic collapse. it's further exacerbating the situation in the car . i went a few months ago to visit and anyway, i'm not and by you know, anger boiling. there is a lot of frustration. people are really desperate. there is a lot of that, and we should never forget how wine the situation is extremely difficult for the entire population in lebanon. it is a even more difficult to put it in. reproducible have been over the last few decades, also discriminated when it comes to accessing livelihood in the country. just briefly, though, do you expect the united states and britain to allow fuel this winter to come from iran to lebanon, to syria, where there are refugees? i have no idea i my guess would be as good as yours. commission general. thank you. thank you very much. that's over the show will be back on monday to talk satcher. mark

. >> lebanon's government is failing its people. the verdict of the ui envoy visiting the country. lebanon is in danger of coming a failed state. >> the u.n. human rights council sent an envoy to lebanon to look at how the country has been pressing the economic crisis. we spoke to officials, as well as the donor community, which he says is running out of patience with the government. it is not just the international community lost trust in them. >> when i spoke to families who are destitute, they often answered there is no state. they have lost confidence in the state to provide a response. >> the u.n. envoy explained in detail how long-standing inequalities, the lack of social protections, and an economic model that benefited the rich contributed to the collapse. connections between politicians and the private sector reached the highest levels in lebanon. lebanon is also one of the most unequal countries in the world. 10% of the population holds nearly 70% of the wealth. 40% of public wealth -- public revenue comes from taxes from

the un envoy then described lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction where the government failing its population, that doesn't believe it will work and the public's interest, then there should be a route once 5 months until francis presidential election. but there's already some unexpected twists in the race, riser and torture pundit eric small is expected to announce his candidacy and run on an anti immigration platform that could eclipse far item or in the marine. the pen natasha about the reports from border. eric seymour says, france is being ruined by immigration, islam, and political correctness, and his message is seducing far right and conservative voters, although he is yet to declare candidacy for the french presidency. the more is already soaring. an opinion polls a political outsider, with a conviction for inciting racial hatred, that some co, france is donald trump, c r. keep he kia, get a new business, come, would eat, earthy from he is a guy who does business. that's not me. i write books and art

lebanon is a bankrupt country.od, fuel or electricity but it is it cannot provide food, fuel or electricity but it is sunny most of the year and the people here are starting to capitalise on that. for over a0 years, successive governments in lebanon have not been able to provide full—time electricity. other generations —— generators have filled the gap. but with the price of diesel rising dramatically in a national grid often going offline, many are resorting to the sun. here in south lebanon, over 20 women prepare and sell seasonal fruit. forthis prepare and sell seasonal fruit. for this time of the year, it's the queen's season. the area he gets only about one hour of state electricity a day at a solar power system installed years ago by greenpeace keeps the place running. greenpeace keeps the place runninu. �* ,, �* , running. translation: in terms of savin: , running. translation: in terms of saving, listed _ running. translation: in terms of saving, listed health _ running. translation: in terms of saving, lis

the un envoy then described lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work and the public's interest, then they're also data. they wrote the un high commissioner for human rights as the floor, the persecution of journalists and me, and mar. the statement comes after a us journalist has been sentenced to 11 years in prison. danny fenster was the managing editor of frontier me in march online magazine. earlier this week he was given to new charges of terrorism on sedition. he was arrested in may while trying to leave me and mar, accused of encouraging descent against the military gentle one of the most significant commitments to come out of cop 26 was the promised by brazil and others to an deforestation this decades about 60 percent of the amazon rain forest lies within brazil's borders and its destruction has gathered pay since president j are both scenarios of power. bernard smith reports in the amazon where significantly under resource poli

there is a crisis in lebanon because of iran's dominance on the scene. this is what concerns us and this is what makes dealing with evan on futile -- lebanon fu tile. >> saudi arabia views this as a terrorist group. the crisis is not just bilateral. three-goal states -- three gulf states have aligned with saudi arabia. >> the algerian president has ordered the country's state energy firm to stop gas exports to spain via a pipeline that goes through morocco. that pipeline has been used for some 30 years. the decision to divert gas exports away from spanish territory comes in the context of growing tipple medic tensions. -- diplomatic tensions. >> from - it is a victim of a dip of medic crisis. algeria - it is a victim of a diplomatic crisis. algeria says from now on, it will deliver its gas through an alternative undersea pipeline to avoid morocco. >> algeria will honor its commitments elated to the supply of natural gas iaccordce with the signed contracts between the two sides. >> spain depends on algeria for half of its natural gas needs. this amid grow

regarding the reforms and lebanon, the u.s. had been pushing the new government to implement the reforms. do you hear any update or progress from them? >> as we mentioned, we have seen an urgent humanitarian need and afghanistan for the afghan people. basically, we believe that these needs translate into food supplies, medicine, the healthcare services needs to remain running and the schools need to remain operational. we are very much focused on those areas. trying to deliver the aid for those people over there. as i mentioned, winter is going to be very challenging in delivering those humanitarian aid, that's why we are encouraging international organizations to step up this time and try to deliver it as soon as possible. from our side, we are trying our best to facilitate for them and to contribute to address those needs. regarding -- we are very much concerned about the escalation over there and stability of north of africa is important for our stability and we hope that things are going to be de-escalated and resolved soon

lebanon over 20 women prepare and sell seasonalfood. and sell seasonal food. for this time of the year it's the clean season. bake at of electricity per day. but a solar power system installed years ago by greenpeace keeps the place running. the expenses of electricity and fuel is redirected to help us expand their operation. it is also another important benefit. we are now saving a lot of time and effort that used to be wasted on getting energy. the real search is the driven by increasing power cuts from both the state and there private generate series is the main driver in the jump series is the main driver in the jump in solar energy generation in the country from 100 megawatts to over 200 megawatts injust one the country from 100 megawatts to over 200 megawatts in just one year. convenient as it is, solar power generators are worth thousands of dollars. it only a choice for the few who can afford it. fit dollars. it only a choice for the few who can afford it.- few who can afford it. at this moment. — few who can afford it. at this m

do you and envoy didn't describe lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work and the public's interest center there al shahita, beirut, still a hand on al jazeera, kind of 19 and regional tensions take center stage at an agent to civic a regional summers. and in sports, staff carry breaks the re, quote, for the most 3 point is in, in the i history that so coming up with sarah ah hello, we've got more heavy rain, more showers across western parts of the mediterranean. here is what remains a stall blasted swirling away. i'm hopeful over the next couple of days that it will gradually ease and the wide spread showers won't be quite as extensive. we have got to rathermore wet weather just making its way down at the central parts of europe over the next day or so. larry of arrange is pushing down across the yellow countries through saturday showers. they're coming to central and southern part of jelly, not just some snow coming in. i with the ab says

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essential items remain in short supply in lebanon.oliticians seem to have only their personal and sectarian interest in mind instead of helping the most vulnerable here. to give you a clear picture, this bag of milk costs the equivalent of seven u.s. dollars in country where the minimum wage is 32 u.s. dollars. children born into the crisis are not getting adequate nutrition or reaching vaccinations. >> we need all of the leaders in lebanon to step up and to harness all of the resources that are available to them to really make sure the future of children is not rest. >> the international community has promised financial assistance. but no promises can lift his spirit. >> i have reached a stage of despair where i can assure you that tomorrow will not be better. >> he is one of many in lebanon who find it impossible to visualize any end to their suffering. brent: in the united states, the number of migrants trying to cross from mexico has been a business boom for human traffickers. for migrants, the journey through the texas brush is c

the you and envoy didn't describe lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction with a government failing its population. that doesn't believe it will work. and the public's interest, st hunter, elsis eda, beirut sh, well powers are urging libya, toll free and credible elections. and se sanctions could be imposed against any one who disrupts the process. france is hosting an international conference, including edith from egypt, italy in the united states, their urging transparency for the landmark vote set for december 24th era fears. rival factions might reject the outcome. paul will be a key moment in a un backed piece processed and a decade of on rest. since the uprising against one market duffy the decimal customer, be the zip or the u. we now have to stay mobilized to ensure that free and partial transparent elections take place. generally, the libyan directions should take place in the best possible conditions so that the different actors can all play their role of the participating librium parties of also committed

so it's a very desperate situation. hostile ahead here on out here, the un warms the future of lebanon's. children is at stake with millions going hungry or forced to draw out of school. a consequences of slavery why brazil's black community says the fight for equal rights is still a struggle and we'll hear from the loser. who thought he was going to die after crashing the beijing olympic? ah, i think we'll see a couple of days breezy weather, turning out a rock dance ruba rain got turned down towards the everett stock tents to bring a bit of dusty this time the year. and you notice it was nothing in the sky. beyond that, it remains drawing that's true cerebral peninsula. most levant and iran, there are showers, foaming in ahead of that rain band in turkey. they'll head towards cyprus and levant, those a few showers in the money coast. what happens after that is the rain had through cyprus to western syria, casa lebanon, and then the sun comes out behind and that against probably the limit of its progress, little bit of circulation. he will get those shares in a much as mentioned adding,

the commander when i visited the israel-lebanon border.hat guy was a real piece of work. the u.n. has a peacekeeping force in south lebanon, and its mission is to make sure the area is demilitarized and no entity other than the lebanese army has weapons. well, it was no secret, as bola -- hezbollah has thousands of soldiers and tens of thousands of rockets in south lebanon aimed squarely at israel, but the u.n. commander thought he should be friends withhezbollah and not report any of their violations. i told him his job was not to make friends with terrorists. we called him out and then we got him fired. [applause] that was another fun day at the u.n. but there were some bad days at the u.n., too. they can be a very frustrating place. one of the most frustrating things was dealing with the u.n. 's human rights council. in a recent 10 year period, the human rights council has condemned china zero times, condemned iran six times, it condemned north korea nine times, and it condemned israel 68 times. the council even has a specific agenda it

and maybe lebanon, nick says, just a few light chairs would change in the weather. type has been very heavy. rain recently on the other side of the riff valley. lot times a day or more d r c. and it's continuing in that vein sasa, that i'm mostly dry picture, and for some quite a hot picture. for example, some solar generated heat the day in southern botswana, ah, with in the country with an abundance soap resorts. right. foreign wall indian easier is in terms forming. we moved full to grow and froth, we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let be part when the lease is growth and progress in indonesia. now, lou ah ah, you're watching al jazeera i. reminder of our top stories. police in poland have fire to a gas, a sunbeam, aids at migrating, send refugees, attend, attempting to cross the border with bellows and a russian president, alexander lucas. shanker said. he wants to avoid confrontation over the crisis. at least 3

there's block roads in lebanon with no end in sight, for the country's financial meltdown class. with a powerful storm flips, vehicles rips off rooms and brings down a clock tower. a miss campbell killing at least 4 people here. ah hey, there hope your week's off to a good start. we got a lot of snow come, natchez, for the alpine region. so that includes switzerland, austria check republic into southern sections of germany and poland. meantime, a cool blast of air right across the bulk and sorry of, or just a high of 0 on tuesday, sophia bulgaria to degrees. but we've got a swath of snow moving across the country. sophia, could pick up about 2 to 5 centimeters of snow, maybe even more as waltz coltrane is punching across turkey numbers here, weight out of whack. so traps on $24.00 degrees that also for the levant, his while be root at 30, but watches this friends moves across, tribes on goes from $24.00 down to 12 degrees and be route from 30 to 90. after you are very right now, since mostly settled, but temperatures a bit below where they should be, this found the year lives bee

the prime minister has a good plan for moving lebanon forward, trying to move the economy forward. in the first instance, pursuing work with the international financial institutions and the support they can offer. we are looking to ensure support for the lebanese armed forces who are a source of debility in the country and in all of these areas, i think it would be important for the various friends and supporters of lebanon to demonstrate that support to boelter -- bolster lebanon and give it an opportunity to move forward on the program the prime ministers putting in place to address the economic challenges and ultimately have greater stability and a stronger economic foundation going forward. that is what we are in conversations about with many friends and partners, something we talked about a few moments ago. thank you. >> our last question. >> thank you. this week, the prime minister, a key u.s. ally, that it damascus with the dictator. he is one of the few allies that have normalized relations with syria, but shouldn't the administration be doing more to discourage allies from

for the opening of the fif arab cup, he's also discussed lebanon's diplomatic feud with golf nations. saudi arabia withdrew its ambassador from bay and band imports from the last month. still on lebanon, and crowds have been blocking roads in various cities in protest against worsening and living conditions. the governments being accused of failing to provide a social safety net for the poor after removing subsidies. then a honda explains from by roach these young men say they've run out of options and that's why they've returned to the streets. lebanon's economy has all but collapsed . now we are hungry and buying meat for our children and that is a dream. we are living a life of humiliation. i read in there is no end in sight for the financial meltdown. the country needs international financial assistance, but politicians are not reforming. a state riddled with corruption also no, we don't know, we don't the dishes are destroying us. they made the for this young man, don't have the crisis is not new, but it's got worse because the government lifted its subsidies on essential goods d