win the most seats but it is expected to be a close race between him and the opposition leader martin mohammed. back to our top story and mr trump's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal james space has more now on reaction from around the world to the u.s. decision. president trump's speech in the diplomatic reception room of the white house put the u.s. in breach of one of the most important diplomatic agreements in recent history a deal that helped to negotiate the diplomatic reception around the world dismay if not surprise in recent weeks the french president emmanuel mccraw and the german chancellor angela merkel came to washington to lobby trump in the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson even went on the cable t.v. show the u.s. president is known to watch over breakfast all these efforts failed and the u.s. has three closest european allies issued this statement it is with regret and concern that we the leaders of france germany and the united kingdom take note of president trump's decision to withdraw the united states of america from the joint comprehensive plan of action

but he has a new prime minister ninety two year old martin mohammed is back in the job that he once held for twenty two years he led the opposition to an unexpected victory in parliamentary elections. donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on june the twelfth from the announcement on social media after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. argentina has begun formal talks with the i.m.f. about receiving financial support to stabilize its economy its finance minister has met the i.m.f. chief christine lagarde at the funds headquarters in washington to discuss the deal despite reform efforts the country has found itself facing a foreign currency high debt and soaring levels of inflation you are right up to date with all top stories up next it's fault lines i'm back in half an hour with thirty minutes of world news see you then bye bye. from the beginning until the very trade in human. is big business. and wealthy western nation i repeat. no way to know how to run something must be in.

government it marks a remarkable comeback for a ninety two year old the former prime minister martin mohammed who won the election sting razzak has become embroiled in a corruption scandal well dr mahathir mohamad holding a news conference right now will take you likely a significant politically internationally as well as domestically because what you're looking at is the world's oldest elected prime minister ninety two years old with a simple parliamentary election system he had to get past two hundred twelve seats one hundred thirteen that coalition we're being told will stay together is pretty solid in the film meaning that he will very old and very probably become the next prime minister although ultimately it's down to the king to decide we're expecting that decision a little later today. should have the support of any party is wrong is he this is a born of a big deal eat bread i mean is there is this a vote of the media will the of members of parliament he is and then build the week up there prime minister and then he made during the is there a name game and. he be duly abe i did. see.

that the most seats but it's expected to be a close race between him and the opposition leader martin mohammed there are about fifteen million registered voters in the leaders here with two hundred twenty two seats in the parliament up for grabs the reason is government has suffered its thirteenth defeat in recent weeks over its bracks it plans in the house of lords members of britain's of us a parliament voted against the prime minister's plans to leave europe's single market after the u.k. breaks away from the e.u. they also backed an amendment to remove the fixed date to leave the european union march the twenty ninth of next year from the legislation those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after earthrise i will see you in about thirty minutes. it's. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents living green the stories they tell. me are fluent in world news. there are seven and a half billion people on earth and they all need to be bad. for producing food requires huge amounts of land water and is one of the major contribut

to pardon rather the jailed leading opposition figure and what immediately ninety two year old martin mohammed was sworn in after a shock when swept the opposition to power for the first time in the country's history donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on june the twelfth the announcement on social media after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. those are your headlines so far up next it's earthrise we'll have a quick summary of the news for you when we come back at sixty. the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is selling out china's catholics but on the pieces of things which leaked out rondo's information is really sending out a picture which cardinal joseph then talks to al-jazeera. there are seven and a half billion people on earth and they all need to be bad. but producing food requires huge amounts of land water and is one of the major contributors to pollution and climate change. the half the planet's comfortable surface is cultivated for crops well forests are being cleared for industrial animal

about to see an historic change of power after a surprise election victory by opposition leader martin mohammed he said to be sworn in as prime minister later today ending more than six decades of rule by the b.n. coalition the defeated incumbent has accepted defeat the new ninety two year old leader is pledging reforms. a stunning political comeback few had predicted that man had to mohamed would pull off an election victory off to coming out of retirement to run. despite nearing his ninety day mattera led an energetic campaign that galvanized malaysians to vote for his opposition party he set to become the world's oldest prime minister. of course. but. i am still i can see the function young leaders do not have sufficient background so. they need somebody with experience and. not many people with experience. i have. supporters were jubilant as the election results became clear many had thought my tears victory and possible. before this situation . and. cautious about it. a mood for change in the country has ended the sixty year rule of the coalition led by national braszczok he had been the f

searches continue for others who are still missing malays here has a new prime minister two year old martin mohammed is back in the job he once held for twenty two years he led the opposition to an unexpected victory in parliamentary elections donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on the twelfth of june mr trump made the announcement on social media twitter after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. argentina has started formal talks with the international monetary fund about receiving financial support to stabilize its economy is finance minister has met the i.m.f. chief christine lagarde at the funds headquarters in washington d.c. to discuss the deal despite reform efforts the country has found itself facing a fall in currency high debt and soaring inflation. those are your headlines so far this half hour the news continues on al-jazeera after the stream i will see you very soon. hoping to rebuild a country that went through insufferable conflict and economic uncertainty iraqis are getting ready to cast their vote

government it marks a remarkable comeback for a ninety two year old the former prime minister martin mohammed who won the election sting razzak has become embroiled in a corruption scandal well dr mahathir mohamad holding a news conference right now will take you live. if we can politically internationally as well as domestically because what you're looking at is the world's oldest elected prime minister ninety two years old with a simple parliamentary election system he had to get past two hundred twelve seats one hundred thirteen that coalition we're being told will stay together is pretty solid in the film meaning that he will very old and very probably become the next prime minister although ultimately it's down to the king to decide we're expecting that decision a little later today. is a board of any deep. sea this is born of a big deal eat bread i mean is there is this a bone of the media will be of members of parliament he is and then build the week up there prime minister and then he made during the is there a name game and. he be duly abe i did. see. there's been some. is. a leg up

it is there really the surprise and the overwhelming achievement that has been accomplished by martin mohammed the ninety two year old former prime minister of malaysia who now takes the reins again. it's quite incredible really it's been an incredible comeback to the second chain yet as prime minister of this country it was only in two thousand and sixteen hour that he split from on no that he split from paris on national the ruling coalition decided to set up his own political party and decided to set that party up with the goal of becoming a major opposition force and hopefully come this election be part of the winning coalition and that is exactly what has done with a lot of concern to about this election people knew that. was a chance with mohammed such a strong for such a strong name in malaysian politics with him involved that there was a good chance that this was going to be close so there was concern about how this would play out really how would by reason national with the outgoing prime minister najib resign at the helm helm how would they let go of power would it be a smooth transi

win the most seats but it is expected to be a close race between him and the opposition leader martin mohammed. let's go back to our top story donald trump's decision to withdraw from the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal she had pretends he is in washington with more on barack obama's view of that decision. barack obama gave a very detailed explanation of why he doesn't agree with donald trump's decision to withdraw from the iranian nuclear deal beginning with the fact that the deal is a multi lot troy it was agreed upon unanimously in the u.n. security council and with germany it wasn't a deal just between iran and the united states secondly that the deal is working iran has pulled back its nuclear program thirdly the inspection regime is the most stringent ever put on a nuclear program this isn't just about trust president obama said compliance he adds number four iran is complying with the deal and even the u.s. has own intelligence agencies accept that and fifth there is no expiration date on the ability of iran or the acceptance of iran getting a nuclear weapon we hear a lot about sunset

searches continue for others who are still missing malays here has a new prime minister two year old martin mohammed is back in the job he once held for twenty two years he led the opposition to an unexpected victory in parliamentary elections donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on the twelfth of june mr. made the announcement on social media twitter after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. argentina has started formal talks with the international monetary fund about receiving financial support to stabilize its economy is finance minister has met the i.m.f. chief christine lagarde at the fonz headquarters in washington d.c. to discuss the deal despite reform efforts the country has found itself facing a falling currency high debt and soaring inflation. those are your headlines this half hour the news continues on al jazeera after the stream i will see you very soon. hoping to rebuild a country that went through insufferable conflicts and economic uncertainty iraqis are getting ready to cast their vote for a new go

to pardon rather the jailed leading opposition figure and what immediately ninety two year old martin mohammed was sworn in after a shock when swept the opposition to power for the first time in the country's history donald trump says he'll meet the north korean leader kim jong un in singapore on june the twelfth the announcement on social media after he welcomed home three americans freed by north korea as a gesture of goodwill. those are your headlines so far up next it's earthrise we'll have a quick summary of the news for you when we come back at sixteen. the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is selling out china's catholics. thinks. cardinal joseph then talks town jazeera.

not being banned from leaving the country after a shock election defeats to his mental turned martin mohammed typical poland has more now from kuala lumpur. what is clear is that they have found money far exceeding what the prime minister or any of his officials should have in their coffers so what they have done is they've raided three apartments three premises linked allegedly linked to the former prime minister one was being occupied by his daughter one was by his son and one had remains empty and among that they have found nearly thirty million u.s. dollars in hard cash in twenty six different currencies they've also found thirty seven bags of luggage containing jewelry a luxury watches all this is now being valued by the police and other experts also found two hundred eighty four luxury handbags including birkin bag some once again these are all being authentic hated by experts now. wife had always been accused of living to an excess and has been known for appointments for luxury goods and a high end goods and so people had always pointed that out saying that there definitely was and acc

far right league opposes the appointment of mr carter the early malaysia's new prime minister martin mohammed says the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy could resume but only if new evidence is found a private u.s. firm is the last team to look for the aircraft but its mission was ended on tuesday the plane disappeared in twenty fourteen the two hundred thirty nine people on board. yeah. there is. this program all over the world. we have not found any evidence yet so we had to come to us this weekend to keep on searching for something that. i even. considered. but at the moment. we have put a stop to that. russia has rejected allegations from ukraine that it ordered the killing of a russian journalist who was living in kiev. was shot and killed in his apartment in the ukrainian capital ukraine's prime minister has blamed russia for the shooting police say the forty one year old dissident could have been targeted because of his job right those are the latest headlines for us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's al-jazeera. zain. the atlas mountains in the sout

some delay during the day malaysia's new prime minister has been sworn in ninety two year old martin mohammed is back in the job he once held for twenty two years on wednesday he led the opposition to an unexpected victory in parliamentary elections he's now the oldest elected leader in the world when he reports from kuala lumpur. it was a long day for mahathir mohamad has he waited to be sworn in by the king of malaysia as prime minister for the second time the serum he was expected the morning after the election but following apparent delays it happened a few minutes before ten in the evening so. mild a month afterwards he spoke of the achievement and what's to come and. to say. thanks for those supporters there was excitement with disbelief that malaysia was finally seeing a change in government after sixty one years in power by the ruling very son coalition. struggle for more than their teachers government and that is to be good for our mission in. gives you know it's a mystery give all of us i think. i think everyone will have on. my head see it could be regarded as the puppet master of

pardon the jailed leading opposition figure and why abraham immediately twenty two year old martin marty a mohammed was sworn in after a shock when they swept the opposition to power for the first time in the country's history. it is going to be a full five that was mean is that you're not going to be if i didn't even be released immediately when. you read. but it's been really in the tens of thousands are at a rally in the indonesian capital jakarta in a show of solidarity with the palestinians they're condemning a decision by the united states to officially recognize jerusalem as israel's capital stuck fast and has more now from jakarta. angry speeches here at the national monument in chalk act as tens of thousands of people have gathered here to show solidarity with palestine and they're saying that the move of the united states embassy to jerusalem is an insult to islam and a provocation to the world although it's organized by conservative groups this is an issue that unites many here in indonesia in an asia doesn't have any diplomatic relations with israel and president joke we don't again str

de monterrey se abrazaban coca y mohamed; tenían que ganar y de manera contundente lo hacía con el disparo de bolaño. al 33 la pantera ganaba a base de fuerza y martínron más inteligentes que nosotros. >> hoy el desafío era pasar 90 minutos muy buenos. y el equipo tuvo personalidad, hizo lo que venía haciendo, no perdió su identidad. y la verdad es que estoy muy contento con los muchachos y agradecido por el esfuerzo que hicieron. >> después del partido por lo sucedido aparentemente el turco mohamed habría dado la renuncia a la directiva, pero se analizará la situación en estos días . >> no hubo una denuncia; después de un partido difícil salimos mezclados, se platicó un poco. quedamos en enfriarnos todos y hoy, mañana y pasado platicar igualmente. >> mientras con peras y manzanas, así quedaron los juegos semifinales. el líder to lucas ante tijuana. >> hemos llegado al 6 de mayo de 2018 lo que nos deja 38 días para el mundial que tendremos en la pantalla de telemundo, la pantalla oficial del mundial. se imagina los mejores futbolistas del mundo en un solo lugar? nos presenta la historia de alan, un exfutbolista del américa. >> el cine y las estrella

s crown crown prince mohammed bin solomon is seeking to overhaul the kingdom's autonomy here with the latest is r t correspondent philip martin who joins us from new york thanks for being with us i was really surprised to learn that the unemployment rate in saudi arabia was almost thirteen percent last year just seems crazy and a big pretty big problem for m.b.a.'s what are the latest. well the kingdom of saudi arabia is having a little bit of an identity crisis right now because essentially sense way back in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight when oil was discovered in the arabian peninsula the house of saudi has had a pretty clear relationship with the rest of the world namely they've been kind of vassals overseeing the extraction of their natural resources and selling them on the global market other way the saudi economy is set up at senator around aramco which is their state run oil company that center essential functions as committal man for exxon mobil b.p. shell other western oil companies extract their oil and sell it on the international market and what's interesting is we're at the point where at this point beca

mohamed neda, known to his family as saber, died after trying to help people on the 23rd floor, where he lived. the lawyer for his family, martin of his wife, flora. it's just so sad that my beloved husband will not be with us for farhad's wedding, able to see his grandchildren or share in thejoy farhad's wedding, able to see his grandchildren or share in the joy of becoming grandparents. those hopes and dreams have been shattered. the chance to enjoy such special moments asa chance to enjoy such special moments as a close, loving family have been taken away from saber and there's a heavy sense of loss in our hearts which will never, ever go away. saber had always been there for all of us. he never complained, and he a lwa ys of us. he never complained, and he always did everything with a smile. he was my husband, he was my best friend. i miss him so much. you will a lwa ys friend. i miss him so much. you will always be the love of my life. families will continue to remember their loved ones in statements expected to last two weeks. sir martin moore—bick, who is chair of the inquiry, said he hopes that along with the sorrow wil

martin fields of southern italy. most come from africa their journey across the mediterranean ended here. to survive they have no choice but to harvest tomatoes. muso semen and mohammed so late man came here from sudan in search of a better life. they've been living here for a few years already often working under the most difficult conditions so nobody to believe you only i met libya with other migrants landed first in sicily and found how difficult it was to get work. on up this is the only work we can do that's all when i was. illegally without a contract but you know always off the books. the same to level the needle. into the earth many thousands of migrants labor in the fields. here the harvest is still done by hand. there is no room or money for machines many come from africa has come from india romania and bulgaria they are paid an average of twenty euros a day for ten to twelve hours of work under a blazing sun. i keep wondering man telling us about my god when i go to the supermarket and i look at a bottle of tomato sauce i think the people who buy this can or bottle have no idea what lies behind it it's you want to stop this is a form of modern day slavery

martin fields of southern italy. most come from africa their journey across the mediterranean ended here. to survive they have no choice but to harvest tomatoes. mussa semen and mohamed so late man came here from saddam in search of a better life. they've been living here for a few years already often working under the most difficult conditions it's all about due to the media. i led libya with other migrants landed first in sicily and found how difficult it was to get work. on up this is the only work we can do that's all when i was. illegally without a contract but you know always off the books. the same for the love of money at all . including many thousands of migrants labor in the fields. here the harvest is still done by hand. there is no room or money for machines many come from africa others come from india romania and bulgaria they are paid an average of twenty euros a day for ten to twelve hours of work under a blazing sun. to me and on us about a month that when i go to the supermarket and i look at a bottle of tomato sauce i think the people who buy this can or bottle have no idea what lies behind it it's you want to stop this is a form of modern day slave

mohamed neda, known to his family as saber, died after trying to help people on the 23rd floor, where he lived. the solicitor for his family, martinhose hopes and dreams have been shattered. the chance to enjoy such special moments as a close, loving family have been taken away from saber and there's a heavy sense of loss in our hearts which will never, ever go away. saber had always been there for all of us. he never complained, and he always did everything with a smile. he was my husband, he was my best friend. i miss him so much. he will always be the love of my life. families will continue to remember their loved ones in statements expected to last two weeks. sir martin moore—bick, who is chair of the inquiry said he hopes that along with the sorrow, will be the chance to remember happier times. during the coming days there will be much sorrow. sorrow at the memory of lives cut short and sorrow of promise unfulfilled. sorrow at the loss of close relations and sorrow at the absence of friends and neighbours. but that's sorrow will, i hope, be tempered by memories of past happiness, of time is spent together and the former joys.