mahmoud had once worked as chief correspondent for the government run now t.v. channel. one can barely in haiti for the valley. for what cause it back and. if you do you should consider a year but to see it unfold often. and i mean who am i. to say a false messiah how many. i am. damned thing going on here. thank you no. was. are you treating. me to go with. them and want to give you know around the hoard. of the most of the second more. family time to me. don't forget. what i. mean that's a tough one cause some. more. of them are living. given lots of good family a lot of us really. young. daughter. is studying for a mass is agree in parents. who decided to visit their reporters without borders in the french capital. what i can burn. as. the huffy any. man if one excellent mama and a half it and maybe ohio don't be. with their be. sworn in there matt. a i don't believe in yourself and so huffy our. family anika noni out there were a no no. it had been. back in doha i talked to move to say school leaks at al-jazeera arabic. they are no formal charges against him so we on

back in doha i talked to me of mahmoud hussein school leaks at al-jazeera arabic. they are no formal charges against him so we only have the allegations by the egyptian interior ministry and the campaign and the media which accused him of spreading false news. and i asked another dizzier presenter who'd worked with him in the field and in the newsroom if this was at all likely. what was. that they have all of they did they hear the artist when one of the other from the other hit out of town so a lot of muscle that was sort of a mark what was. it that it. couldn't have entered. why the hummer. i let it go how will we have that infinitely yet doesn't matter they said. but that's the time and let this is a study in. the international federation of journalists is the largest group representing the profession why. it was founded in nineteen twenty six in paris but relaunched in belgium in one thousand nine hundred fifty two it now has around six hundred thousand members in one hundred forty countries. saying the media is not. trust you have to describe facts one. publis

to date mahmoud has had no cold herring so there are no formal charges against him. now going to have to look after luck nothing but within that one can your going to think how do i it how well he is it off was that a happy outcome bad going to soften. it i won the case. mahmoud for same arrived at cairo international airport early on the morning on the nineteenth of december twenty sixth. he was arrested detained for fifteen hours at his passport confiscated but was then released. the following day he went to egypt in state t.v. to make an administrator's request but he was told this. required approval by egyptian security officials. two days later on the twenty second of december twenty sixth seen for seign was detained in an unknown location. then two weeks later on the fifth of january twenty seventh seen istanbul he was told it was being held in poor a prison south of cairo. i didn't want to put up a. little more and i'm also. i had a. lot of. lety but the thought was that if. one. arabic and other media broke the story of hussein's their arrest. at one point. t

yanni as i mean mahmoud who. i thought was a man. had a son. calling mostly. to convey a woman as well a militant and. modernism without which i mean isn't that what about the if an. award can. see. more women with a foot or. leg in the wrong skin than the hannan a female in the senate i thought my whole thought had. been the well been more than one of them out. but other than the incentive that it. is that no matter what. he had the you know what others have had that have you what on what he said today yes in that. last week we had here well there's nothing. at the camelot and that's. not going to have an exciting. feel caught and i'll be left where the money. is the media will be for multiple who. may say that what it was in the me that i mean if it is at the. what. and look at the short end they have a more than a mostly. a c a c that c.s.e. has been our symmetry. more than enlistee time and that they . emerge for many. voices in the international media concert and has done it by working on an. independent in the sense that they don't depend on national gov

only imagined after he had for tent israel visit comes just days after the palestinian president mahmoud abbas also made a three day trip to the sultanate. i keep al-douri says senior columnist for the news website he says publishing the photos of the two leaders meeting in amman is significant i think we have to look at the true. love those of. us of the our peace initiative from two thousand and two members of the arab league and neighbors of the saudi arabia to take a small lead of the process mahmoud abbas and hamas and the mind recently

normal for one mahmoud son and husband who disappeared in twenty twelve. and i feel the typical emotions of a mother. good luck has a night he's having flashbacks to my son laughing. so for these images just keep welling up i imagine him sitting next to me. for i did i sometimes feel very desperate for a free. of this used to be a person of the east german secret police the star saying. it's in the war in sion house in district of belin. here to despair plagued the inmates. but one mahmoud and the other women have come to meet former prisoners and learn about the east german regime. in the one nine hundred eighty s. monica schneider was caught trying to escape the country and held her for more than two years with more recent ones while we also didn't know what would become of us would they make us disappear all would be out in a year or two with a start terrorizing us all over again when i knew that if i was released in east germany i would never get my job back. among kind if you didn't have a job they locked you up. so you would always have one foot in p

i think it's it's tough it's a tough one mahmoud abbas is the palestinian leadership is clearly under pressure of up on the ropes day they're under a lot of pressure from the u.s. they have a lot of lost a lot of foreign assistance. and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should just finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region. at least twenty one people have died after flash floods and jordan most of the victims were children on a school outing near the dead sea delany and sent this report from the scene. search and rescue operations started after daybreak several people were still missing rescuers shores of the

mom was in one nine hundred ninety six netanyahu visit comes just days after palestinian president mahmoud abbas made a three day trip to the sultanate amman's foreign minister says his government is not officially mediating. because when it comes to many issues we are not mediate we don't mediate between parties who are capable of achieving what they agree on we are facilitators in many situations that can help convince opposing parties on how to reach an agreement when it comes to the palestinian issue we believe the mediator that has to play a new role is the u.s. and particularly president trump. the members of the european union will meet in istanbul for a summit on the syrian conflict they're hoping to find common ground with turkey

mahmoud had once worked as chief correspondent.

i think it's tough it's a tough one mahmoud abbas is the palestinian leadership is clearly under pressure of up on the ropes they're under a lot of pressure from the u.s. they have water lost a lot of foreign assistance. and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should just finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with a colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region search and rescue operations are still underway and you're the dead sea in jordan after flash floods there killed at least twenty one people most of the victims were children on a school outing me set this report from the scene search and rescue operations started after daybreak several people were still

visited amman was way back in one thousand nine hundred six interesting the palestinian president mahmoud abbas was also in amman just four days ago discussing the latest developments in the palestinian territories we're going to talk to how the adamant about it is now fizzing fellow at the brookings institution former special envoy for israeli palestinian negotiations with the u.s. state department so why now why do you think this is happening now and as we say only a few days after mahmoud abbas went as well. thanks kemal look i mean i think we look at this from both an israeli and a omani perspective from an israeli perspective this is a this is a big win for netanyahu i think you know he's going to be facing elections next year he wants to show his base and the israeli center that he can continue to be tough on the palestinians but but build bridges with the arab world and so this is a this is a clear boon for prime minister netanyahu from a palestinian perspective. i think it's tough it's a tough one mahmoud abbas is the palestinian leadership is clearly under pressure of up on the r

feels like he has a leg up in mahmoud's case the one that we presented to the united nations working group on arbitrary detention we requested that that working group. analyze my case declare him to be arbitrarily detained under international law and egypt's international human rights off legation immediately release him under the least restrictive means possible and to let him exercise his right to freedom of movement and reunite with his family and go where he may the root can to be human rights organizations petition says mr hussein has been arbitrarily detained for one hundred twenty nine days including eighty nine days in solitary confinement he continues to be subject to grave prison conditions and possible abuses the continuation of such deprivations of his rights constitute serious threats to mr hussein's health to his physical and psychological integrity and to his life accordingly we request that the working group transmits an urgent appeal to the government of egypt by the most rapid means possible on behalf of mr hussein. with. because i because of a and. because he mad b

mahmoud abdul rauf suspend bid the n.b.a., and collin kaepernick lost his job and was blackballed by.l. even worse for collin, he was punished by nike with a big-ass endorsement deal. and you might not think getting millions of dollars is a punishment. it isn't until you start having aunts and overing also coming out of the woodwork asking you for money. one time i found a $50 bill on the street, by the end of the day, i had six new aunts. the whole thing cost me $200. you can't divide that by six. that's all the time we have for today. i'm roy wood, jr. and this has been c.p. time. and remember, we're for the culture. hey, colin, this is your uncle roy. can i bore owe $400? there's a lone shark he's not (~bleep ) around with me. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: roy wood, jr., everyone. we'll be right back. rated m for mature. ( ♪ ) man: (on radio) approaching the drop zone. ( ♪ ) ♪ welcome to the party play new content first on ps4. electronic voice: playstation. i'm always going to be a maker. and i think a company is the coolest thing you can build. i'm adam, and i make robots.

back home in syria fatwa mahmoud was herself jailed for two years for belonging to a banned political party list that very persecution she's now living in germany one of a kind for the most of my son's been in prison for six years and i don't know how he is treated as i have to have you i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. all these women have terrible stories to tell. their resemblance is between life under different to authoritarian regimes syria and the old east germany. when monica schneider was imprisoned here she was also separated from her children. these women might not have a common language but they can still comfort each other. and that's a pretty little head for terrorism and i wish i could change places with my son so that i would be in prison and he would be free. of any city. east germany came to an end. and in one thousand nine hundred ninety with german reunification the files of its secret police have been preserved and people it spied on can read that. if the syrian regime has files on its prisoners it's certainly not about to open them to scrutiny. but i know it's hard to.

type mahmoud first came to power thirty three years ago. from a simple background he had been granted the scholarship to study low. soon afterwards he gained the powerful position of minister of forestry. time i preached modernization. he sold the one hundred thirty million year old rain forest. is the fuel that would propel sato back into the future. for me i wanted to live how many good morning i mean you don't know i'm not one sitting thanks to how you do it is if i doubt it but i know that i fell down the can't go. under tiger a south along has been the largest exporter of tropical timber in the world. today almost ninety percent of the primary rain forest is gone. there. are no. let me put to you news allegations that person me you have benefited but your family a benefits in that maybe you have been easy on muggers who want to develop land in return for benefits to you. first of all i would like to see if. my family and myself are doing that it is nothing to do with exploitation taking anything out of these countries. the laws of the

type mahmoud first came to power thirty three years ago. from a simple background he had been granted to scholarship to study lol. soon afterwards he gained the powerful position of minister forestry. time i preached modernization. he sold the one hundred thirty million year old rain forest. is the fuel that would propel sato walk into the future. movie i want to go like i'm going to get morning i mean it don't know i'm not going to be in fact it's a how to do it it's a find out of the inside i don't i mean. and the tides are a subtle walk has been a lot just exports of tropical timber in the world. today almost ninety percent of the primary rain forest is gone. for now. let me put to you nice allegations that personally you have benefited but your family a benefits in that maybe you have been easy on mortgages you want to develop land in return for benefits to you first of all i would like to see it. my family and myself are doing well at it has nothing to do with exploitation taking. anything out of this country. the laws of the state str

has been working as a midwife in a hospital in the island's capital mahmoud soon for the past three years. in her team she's the only male hey that's the name for people native to my or the other is a from the french mainland we want. to take you are short staffed and workload quickly pushes us to our limits a few more pairs of hands would be far from being a luxury tax and yes officially my yacht has just under two hundred sixty thousand inhabitants. but. again tonight pregnant women are lining up what ever that they've aged but it will be the. belly of a penalty for the fall if. the labor wards are four. beds in this ante natal room separated by room dividers. walkabouts for the women we don't have space for in the proper labor wards. why did these women want to give birth here on my origin how did they get. the women don't want to talk about it even though the midwife tells them will hide their identities. are they worried because many of them came here illegally. one of the draws is bound to be the hospital's high standard of health care enough children are born here every day to from

and israeli air strikes for now israel has allowed the fuel to continue the palestinian president mahmoud abbas who for more than a year has been imposing economic sanctions on gaza has opposed the fuel deal which was negotiated through the un bypassing his palestinian authority gaza's people are painfully aware of how much lies outside their control for the moment they have at least one red development they can welcome in seeing them if only a little closer to something resembling normal twenty first century life harry force it out just era gaza to indonesia now where the city devastated by an earthquake and tsunami a month ago is now facing a health crisis torrential rains threaten to spread malaria and dengue fever at least twenty two hundred people died and tens of thousands were left homeless by the disaster when heaven halts from city. in the ashes of disaster some can find value even a month on in the ruins there's no shortage of scrap that can provide income which for so many people was taken away by the earthquake and tsunami. the indonesian government's emergency response phase

i think it's tough it's a tough one mahmoud abbas is the palestinian leadership is clearly under pressure up up on the ropes they are under a lot of pressure from the u.s. they have water lost a lot of foreign assistance. and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should just finally say from a nominee perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region feel like as president has sacked the prime minister and replaced him with his one time rival former president mahinda rajapakse was sworn in as prime minister on friday they were places for nearly a can sing a who insists he's still in office saying this decision to remove him that it's not legal at all f

without electricity for up to sixteen hours a day because of israel's blockade palestinian president mahmoud abbas rejected the foreign aid plan because of the rift with hamas in gaza south african president so rama horse has accepted the resignation of his embattled finance minister and then there has been facing calls to step down after admitting to visiting the gupta brothers the longtime friends of former president jacob zuma has been accused of corruption and then is the fourth finance minister in south africa in the past three years more on this from johannesburg with. the resignation of the finance minister and continental has come as little surprise for many south africans that's after he testified at a commission of inquiry into state capture and corruption here in south africa where he admitted to meeting with members of the gupta family meeting them privately during his tenure as the finance minister now this family of course has been accused of using their political ties to gain financially specifically their relationship with former president jacob zuma now previously nearly had

only imagined after he had for tent israel visit comes just days after the palestinian president mahmoud abbas also made a three day trip to the sultanate. i keep al-douri says senior columnist for the news website he says publishing the photos of the two leaders meeting in amman is significant i think we have to look at the true. love those of. us of the our peace initiative from two thousand and two members of the arab league and neighbors of the saudi arabia to take a small lead of the process mahmoud abbas and hamas and the mind recently and. both parties have mentioned oman as a potential for severe day of the peace process the other thing is the the fact that dollars from talks about the of the century you know the ultimate deal when he talks about it he means that there will be new partners. if you look at the netanyahu has a speech at the u.n. in september you will find that he said thanks to iran our countries have been keeping far from a. distance from his we're a now getting closer and closer because we have a mutual enemy so if you put together all these elements maybe you ge

i think it's tough it's a tough one mahmoud abbas is the palestinian leadership is clearly under pressure of up on the ropes they're under a lot of pressure from the u.s. they have a lot of lost a lot of foreign assistance. and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with a colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and they clearly had no idea what was going on just just at this moment and i think it's very interesting oman has come from playing a kind of sleepy role in the gulf to playing a role that qatar used to play a decade ago moderating and mediating between. different countries in the region. sri lanka's now former prime minister has requested an emergency session of parliament after being abruptly sacked on friday run away from seeing was fired by president might you follow sort of say no who's replaced him with his one time rival and former president mahinda rajapaksa if the speaker of parlia

detention but the mood in the west bank was definitely the tourist that day i had went on to meet mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader. unless recognized by the international community have recently met prince william for example not that it makes much of a difference since decades on there's still no agreement and palestinians feel more defeated and angry than ever. the u.s. recently shocked the world when it moved its embassy to jerusalem and recognize the disputed city as israel's capital donald trump believes that will help peace talks protests followed everywhere on both sides and all around the world. meanwhile in gaza people are becoming increasingly desperate they depend on israel and the palestinian leadership in the west bank for several resources among the ways all sides have tried to put pressure on hamas has been by cutting electricity supplies forcing many conservative retirements and slashing salaries for thousands of civil servants. from the home of the. general of buell. frazier can. see. all and in many involved water every month and they go through shell oil problem and

story that is getting more confusing more crazy as many would say a by the day so the saudi consul mahmoud o.b.d. reportedly left his residence and went on a plane to the kingdom of saudi arabia all of this happened just hours before his home his residence was expected to be searched by police by investigators so now as we see at the very moment the first investigators have apparently arrived i hope you can see what i'm talking about there at the entrance so a lot of media attention right now over there and the fact that the consul is not here anymore is of course raising many questions for example did he escape why did he do so is he simply afraid of what investigators might find one say really gets into the residence and start searching the building turkish investigators went into the consulate yesterday what is the latest on the investigation. where the in the situation is ongoing as i mentioned now really everybody is waiting for investigators to get inside this a very building the saudi consuls a residence residence but of course the consulate a few hundred meters away from here has a

on a two day visit and told a press conference she will seek contact with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas to discuss the situation in gaza both she and that also agree that everything must be done to stop iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. there's no question it's not a secret i'm not a state secret i don't oppose the deal with iran because i thought that it's really to look yourself. but also do something to put billions of dollars in the hands of the sponsor of terrorism around the world living. in the wrong. let's bring in these political correspondent hans bronte is following the story for us hi hans so there are some sticking points between these two leaders the iran deal is essential when you're germany continue savoye support for the agreement as a way to to negotiate with iran can these two leaders find common ground while in their press conference they have made a big point of the fact that they have common ground on many issues that there are many areas of which germany and israel to agree and want to deepen the rotation of ships but that they all continue to be issues o

on the nineteenth of december twenty sixth mahmoud hussein was detained by the egyptian authorities he remains behind bars without a trial al-jazeera world investigates his case and media repression in egypt journalism is not a crime on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive to algeria because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al survives. to reveal exactly how. we have. meditated murder. all involved top to bottom. killing investigation. repeating its promise to catch the.

on the nineteenth of december twenty sixth mahmoud hussein was detained by the egyptian authorities he remains behind bars without a trial al-jazeera world investigates his case and media repression in egypt journalism is not a crime on al-jazeera. november on al-jazeera. radicalized a new hard hitting series comes face to face with the hatred and violence of militant groups that attract young people around the world on november fifth the u.s. will impose additional sanctions on iran targeting the oil sites we'll look at the impact that may have. when migrant lives are in danger and see who should come to their aid people in power investigates the united states is getting ready for the u.s. midterm elections on november sixth join us for live coverage and analysis and a listening post continues to examine global media coverage and look behind the headlines november on al-jazeera. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing humankind in the twenty first century they are looking toward climate change and technological destruction facing realities whatever it is the

which are mainly led by the crown prince mohammed bin so man were being targeted also we have heard mahmoud abbas from palestine and jordan and united arab emirates is saying that they are standing by saudi arabia in large rebel group in syria ziggler provinces it will continue to fight hours after a deadline for rebels to withdraw from the zone to her. yes did not say whether they agreed or rejected last month's deal between russia and turkey to set up a demilitarized area the buffer is centered around the northwestern region of it syria's last major rebel stronghold it's also where president bashar assad's government has halted a planned offensive so now according to the government the buffer was meant to be free of every weapons by the tenth of october and rebels by the fifteenth of october. police are violently broken up and government protest in the capital managua the protesters are part of an alliance of forty opposition groups calling for the end to president daniel ortega's rule since april the country has been gripped by crisis and instability three hundred fifty people have been

attention but the mood in the west bank was definitely but tourist that day i had went on to meet mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader he's more or less recognised by the international community having recently met prince william for example not that it makes much of a difference since decades on there is still no agreement and palestinians feel more defeated and angry than ever. the u.s. recently shocked the world when it moved its embassy to jerusalem and recognize the disputed city as israel's capital donald trump believes that will help peace talks protests followed everywhere on both songs if he wants to make another house this this land seat area seat. we have may be. and we can't make any things the only thing we can do is that. i would do this if it's in the steve what do disturb medical and get the most of it but invariably you want us maybe one must start to kill if they had a list and what it was out to be able to last in one go so no out we leave. yeah. mr modi you've got to be there will be you. if you want to become a journalist when you finish school i want to be five thing

mahmoud bhangra is unloading what he's caught and getting set for another long trip at sea and i would think when you know we spent nine to ten days at sea to make a reasonable catch he said of a day or two nowadays there are fewer boats and the catch is a smaller government acknowledges there is a problem this is. the best possible options. but with a poorly equipped and underfunded marine security service the polluting of the country sources will continue and hundreds of local fisherman will lose out. al-jazeera on patrol with a civilian in the atlantic new zealand is celebrating one hundred twenty five years of women's suffrage which was when women were allowed to vote in elections new zealand became the first country in the world to do so in eighteen eighty three the event was marked at government house in the capital wellington by the visiting british duchess of sussex megan mark all those touring with her husband prince harry and you can find much more of that on our web site the address for you there is our view w w dot al-jazeera dot com. and let's take you through some of the

blue willow who are to no other be mahmoud who are not arguable month a murderer. and i said stuff washed off and i'm going to cost them. more that but my opinion time and then hey give it a name and i would have been having a bad. calls and all or any. anyway and when i did so i actually was going to guess me so i did what i had done and i had to give it. up. can really get them out of the. question in the mold or the high give a good than. the model called for melanoma on the home. to get. on the one of those they were there with. them. just when i want to move down that's what i'm saying in that last one of them. i mean you know in. many ways the. most obvious. yeah they mean they me me. me me is the homes. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against corruption and whatever it is that we need chapters we need also to shine the light on those chapters and this award bridges the gap that existed in this you. know many. your own version of your own child a light on what they do and do it not shine a light on your hero with you

fourteen local politicians say the area is littered with explosives from the conflict former president mahmoud abdul guy has been released on bail he was freed a week after his a strange after other abdul may i mean was defeated in a presidential election a human was arrested in february for attempting to topple the i mean who declared a state of emergency to block his impeachment they release all it appears from president elect abraham ahmed solely and the president of cameroon is calling for dialogue to end violence in his english speaking regions will be a who is seeking reelection next week told supporters that cameroon has overcome the worst of a conflict which has killed hundreds of people have been escalating protests and calls for an independent state by english speakers who say their overlooked by the french speaking government will be a says a firm hand is needed to end the unrest. we still have to restore peace in the southwest and northwest regions which have been bruised by the abuses of this is a nationalist by giving both regions all the satisfaction they are entitled to expect

which are mainly led by the crown prince mohammed bin selman were being targeted also we have heard mahmoud abbas from palestine and jordan and united arab emirates is saying that they are standing by saudi arabia mainly sell. ery b. a is also turning out this case that they are the saudi arabia itself is the whisked him. to case despite an offer by crown prince mohammed bin still man the saudis still have turkish investigators into their compound but the consulate is still conducting business and shell reports from istanbul opposite the salad you consulates there is a company that deals with issuing visas that's the larger and smaller pilgrimage that muslims make to mecca in saudi arabia now this company as well as a few others that are scattered around the building say that they are still able to process those paperwork by going to the consulates building albeit they have to answer from in the back there is a road parallel to this building behind now this consulate has essentially been a crime scene now for several days since the disappearance of jamal khashoggi however there hasn't been

on the nineteenth of december twenty sixth mahmoud hussein was detained by the egyptian authorities he remains behind bars without a trial al-jazeera world investigates his case and media repression in egypt journalism is not a crime on al-jazeera. challenge your perception. powerful documentaries. accept the. debate some discussions you've been out there with the protesters on the streets what are they been telling you. discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the globe. see the world from a different perspective. on al-jazeera there the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one beijing shelter is giving them a home when i when he speaks the children growing up with their parents behind bars on al-jazeera. coverage was horrible. donald trump describes the killing of jamal khashoggi as a fiasco calling it the worst coverup ever. hello this is al jazeera live from doha as we continue our coverage of the death of the saudis. for the first time the u.s. president appears to hint at the possible involvement of saudi crown prince mohammed bin. and th

which are mainly led by the crown prince mohammed bin selman were being targeted also we have heard mahmoud abbas from palestine and jordan and united arab emirates is saying that they are standing by saudi arabia mainly sell. arabia is also turning out this case that they the saudi arabia itself is the wisdom of the demand case the disappearance of. the saudi economy the main stock market index in riyadh fell by seven percent on sunday moving billions of dollars it had made since the start of the year a large rebel group in syria's province says it will maintain its position as the deadline arrives for rebels to withdraw from a buffer zone to her h.s. did not say whether it agreed or rejected last month's deal between russia and turkey to set up a demilitarized area the buffer is centered around the western region of lib syria's last major rebel stronghold now according to the green is the buffer was meant to be free of heavy weapons by october the tenth and of rebels by the fifteenth but isn't that regular violent broken up anti-government protests in the capital managua demonstrators a p

the case of imprisoned al jazeera journalist mahmoud her sane was top of the agenda at a press summit in gambia before mumbai and jewel focused on attacks in violations against journalists in africa the same is now been in prison in egypt for six hundred seventy two days despite not being charged participants called for him to be given access to medical treatment and legal rights which is being denied the u.s. president is warning he'll build up america's nuclear arsenals of pressure russia and china to stop developing theirs donald trump's comments come after he announced his intention to pull out of a cold war era nuclear weapons treaty he accused russia of violating the agreement that's been in place for three decades in march china never signed the deal trump says beijing is developing arms that are banned under its cameroonian president paul beers won reelection by a landslide extending his thirty six year rule amid opposition claims of voter fraud eighty five b. a is the oldest leader in sub-saharan africa chinese president xi jinping is unveiled the world's longest sea bridge l

gaza strip and took a centrally assumed control in two thousand and six was a rival of hamas and mahmoud abbas who controlled the west bank so he was exiled and became kind of a fixer for the u.a.e. with his great contacts with the cia and the u.s. and he hired the spear operations group to carry out this operation against the al islam party which is not al-qaeda they are not affiliated with transnational terrorism they are a group a political party that is playing a role in yemeni politics as a representative of the muslim brotherhood which the u.a.e. and saudi arabia typically see as one. if there are key adversaries the muslim brotherhood wants an islamic republican model the u.a.e. and the saudis are threatened by that because they want an islamic monarchy and so they feel challenged at the same time in yemen the saudis in the u.a.e. have been assisted by the islam he's in their campaign to take the southern city of god and from the who so the it's like he's were actually allies of convenience with the d's and the saudis and then the go ahead and carry out this assassination campaign

meanwhile palestinian president mahmoud abbas is accusing his hamas rivals of supporting the interest of the united states by not giving up control of the gaza strip. that the u.s. is planning a proposal to offer palestinians some stake in the hamas controlled strip and limited autonomy in the occupied west bank he's pushing for full independence in both areas hamas seized control of gaza in two thousand and eleven. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the inside story is coming up next thank you very much for watching. after finally acknowledging jamal khashoggi is killing was premeditated saudi arabia sends its top prosecutor to turkey as pressure grows on riyadh to extradite the suspects will the two countries call right this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's been more than three weeks since journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be seen again and with each passing day brings a new element so crime that shocked the world turkey one saudi arabia to extradite the eighteen men who have been suspected in th