what can a country like pakistan then hope to get out of mohammed bin salman's visit. i think it's not necessarily just what pakistan can get out of sight or both what kind of pakistan maintain with saudi arabia let's remember there are many pakistani citizens living in saudi arabia there are many pakistani citizens who are there who rely on saudi government to look after them imran khan is unlikely to irk a saudi king when so many pakistani citizens are living in saudi arabia this is about maintaining relations let's remember the armies of pakistan and saudi arabia share extensive links with one another the pakistanis essentially train much of the saudi army they share intelligence on different areas in the region also let's remember they have historic ties in iran can may have his issues of muhammad bin saman indeed the pakistani people might have their problems but if you are the prime minister of pakistan you don't want to make life difficult for the fact is we are just on a very warm embrace there as the crown prince of saudi arabia finally came down the stairs of

kashmir was the target of the indian foreign ministry says many fighters were killed at the same mohammed training camp to caught the group of claimed responsibility for the attack that killed at least forty indian paramilitary personnel earlier this month but islamabad denies there were any casualties or damage done by the indian airstrikes pakistani military spokesman tweeted these pictures said to show deputy from the strikes the indian government says the fighters were being trained to carry out another attack in the face of its danger a preemptive strike became absolutely necessary. in an intelligence led operation in the early hours of today india struck the biggest training camp of the just a moment in balakot in this operation a very large number of gentian mamak terrorists trainers senior commanders and groups of jihad these who being trained for free then action were eliminated the government of india is firmly and resolutely committed to taking all necessary measures to fight the minutes of terrorism hence this nonmilitary preemptive action was specifically targeted at the mome

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of eight in eight villages across kaduna state on friday twenty two of the victims were children mohammed adel has met some of the survivors. the two year old ishaq was sub you is one of the survivors of what paul knox hark by hundreds of men armed with guns and machetes ishaq was killed with a bullet wound to the arm but twenty two members of his family including his wife four children and there's a limit on further what killed him in that you're going to go on like that you know where will i go back to know i have no hole or anyone left what wrong did we commit to deserve this brutality several villages in area and could do no state of north or no judio are tucked among the rules of bodies found while at least twenty two children under the age of ten the is. at the hospital in could do nothing or tumor could die is taken care of two grandsons four year old. and two and a half year old bashir both were injured in the attack they are the only surviving members of my extended family doctors operated only brought him to remove what list thought to pull its load in his interest bags in betwe

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mohammed month. worried that muslims from indian administered kashmir who study in need delhi there watching a video shared on social media of a group in the eastern indian state of bihar attacking a shop owned by kashmiri since thursday suicide bombing on a security convoy in indian administered kashmir attacks on kashmir is in other parts of india appear to have increased its outreach use in reaching because kind of this kind of violence is normalised back home but here. the weeds been joined out by whatsapp propaganda primetime news channels chip just a thumping nationalists you know being for people's blood it gets really scary the students blame prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist b j p the stoking anti kashmiri and anti muslim sentiment ahead of elections in a couple of months government needs a lot government want to stay in place they want to stay in they want to stay put so how do you get the words about how you do it you get up particularly in all sorts of class you give them i

well then forty paramilitary soldiers were killed in thursday's explosion the pakistan based on mohammed said it was behind the attack pakistan denies any involvement will be speaking to come out in his body in just a moment but first live to face john in new delhi sofas india's top commander in kashmir directly bay me blaming the i say eyes ah i what more has he said and what evidence are providing. fawley that's just it they're not giving any evidence they're going on a lot of assumptions now india has always said that groups like jaish e mohammed and other armed groups that attack indian forces are based in pakistan and they use pakistan of letting those groups remain there with impunity and going on their assumption they again said that the attack from last week that these jaish e mohammed are being supported by pakistan they even identified the masterminds behind the attack as the two gunmen who were killed in monday's attack and that they were one of them was a pakistani citizen now in terms of proof again this is just what they say because they're really trying to counter the narr

almost in one thousand nine hundred ninety six and president mohamed and what i'll say that amended the one nine hundred seventy one constitution to the war we're going through a war that is more intense the warning sign i on the wars we are facing by other countries that i would like not to name. but the opposition is trying to rally support to block the changes president sisi who came to power in a military coup is serving his second and last a spur of the two thousand and fourteen constitution which clearly states that he cannot run for office after his term and in two thousand and twenty two. o'clock in the transfer of power is a moral principle which was created by the revolutions of the twenty fifth of january and the thirtieth of june it's not allowed to tamper with this moral principle or else will be in a position that will cause people to remain with no morals or preservation of the principles. sissy's supporters have also introduced new changes creating the post of vice president reintroducing a second chamber of parliament and giving minorities a bigger say the changes are l

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intelligence mohammed been sound man is heard saying that he'd use a bullet's against. the sister of thailand's king has been declared a leading candidate for prime minister in the upcoming elections the army chief who's the current prime minister will also run. final trump son in law jared kirschner will travel to the middle east later this month and his role as a senior advisor to the white house he'll be visiting to present part of his peace plan for the region krishna will brief diplomats on the economic aspects of the u.s. proposal for peace between israel and palestinians is delegation will visit among saudi arabia the u.a.e. and qatar. even catch up with news at any time he wants just by taking a look at the web site at al-jazeera. as era of the inside story next. we understand the different scenes. and the similarities of cultures across the world center matter how you take al-jazeera and we'll bring in the news and current affairs that matter. al-jazeera. coming together against one man rule egypt's opposition leaders reject a move in parliament to extend presi

saudi arabia has invested twenty billion dollars in pakistan on the first day of crown prince mohammed bin sylmar three country asia visit now the deals were signed shortly after he arrived in the capital islamabad on sunday pakistan is facing a major debt crisis the crown prince outlined the deals at a press conference with prime minister iran card. we believe that pakistan going to be very very important country in the coming future and you want to be sure that we are part of that so we are waiting for that kind of leadership to partner with and to build a lot of things together today we signed him or use we believe it's the amount of that kind of investment is twenty billion dollars it's big for phase one. and definitely. every month to be in a bigger numbers and it would be beneficial for both countries something hamdi is said to tour in chief of current affairs magazine international interest he says the crown prince's visit is a desperate desperate attempt to gain some political leverage over u.s. president donald trump. donald trump deeply resents the opec institution which is t

almost in one thousand nine hundred ninety six and president mohamed and what i'll say that amended the one nine hundred seventy one constitution to the war we're going through a war that is more intense the warning sign i on the wars we are facing by other countries that i would like not to name. but the opposition is trying to rally support to block the changes president sisi who came to power in a military coup is serving his second and last a spur of the two thousand and fourteen constitution which clearly states that he cannot run for office after his term and in two thousand and twenty two. o'clock in the transfer of power is a moral principle which was created by the revolutions of the twenty fifth of january and the thirtieth of june it's not allowed to tamper with this moral principle or else will be in a position that will cause people to remain with no morals or preservation of the principles. sissy's supporters have also introduced new changes creating the post of vice president reintroducing a second chamber of parliament and giving minorities a bigger say the changes are l

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denied mohamed joining us there from mali multi-use capital. our roving passive spectators that's how i know international aid agency has described un peacekeepers deployed during days of violence last year in the central african republic doctors without borders says the force did not protect civilians in the city of baton fall at least fifteen people were killed in the violence al-jazeera has asked the u.n. mission for a response but so far we haven't received any priyanka gupta has more on the allegations. of. these homes unbutton go food were meant to shelter people displaced by conflict in central african republic but now these houses stand as a reminder of six days of murder arson and looting that began last october. there was six days that brought what the un described as an unacceptable humanitarian tragedy it began as isolated attacks by the mainly christian group and mostly muslim fighters the aid agency doctors without borders says the four were celica fighters leashed a wave of violence civilians at aid workers caught the middle it s

mohamed thank you mohamed. in brazil near the border with venezuela and we're going to try and get back to lucy in newman again now let's in america and it's a see she is in san antonio on the venezuelan side of the border with colombia there see what are you seeing and hearing there what are. the back i do to get your i mean our group what are you are. thanks for. all was this the auction people can. agree actually go on the parliament for good. and when it was oh i'm fine what was going on. when well. all right apologies we're going to have to leave that unfortunately as you heard there was it was very difficult to make out what newman was saying obviously a chaotic situation around that border region of venezuela we're joined now by i say a smith dinner in cambridge in the u.s. state of massachusetts he is a form of venezuelan diplomat who resigned last year of what he considered great human rights violations by but due to its government thanks very much for being with us so obviously a very few fluid situat

mohammed month. worried that muslims from indian administered kashmir who study in need delhi there watching a video shared on social media of a group in the eastern indian state of bihar attacking a shop owned by kashmiri since those days suicide bombing on a security convoy in indian administered kashmir attacks on kashmir is in other parts of india appear to have increased its outreach use in reaching because kind of this kind of violence is normalised back all but here. the weeds been joined out by whatsapp the propaganda primetime news channels chip just a thumping nationalists you know being for people's blood it gets really scary the students blame prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist b j p the stoking anti kashmiri and anti muslim sentiment ahead of elections in a couple of months government needs what the government wants you to stay in place they want to stay in they want to stay put so how do you get the words about how you do it you get a particular you know sort of class you

or saudi arabia has promised to help deescalate tensions between the two countries crown prince mohammed bin someone is preparing to head to india after visiting pakistan have been demonstrations in new delhi ahead of his arrival protesters say the crown prince is responsible for killing thousands of civilians in yemen and accuse him of ordering the murder of saudi journalists. come on haida is in islamabad to tell us about the tensions between india and pakistan and also mohammed bin salman says it. tensions between india and pakistan are running high. in d.n.a. administered kashmir. the indian then quickly putting the blame of responsibility on august on august on thing that day should have been a proper investigation and that this was the need reaction. that there were tens of thousands of people killed in this country and deadly bomb attack but despite the fact that that patients the neighborly wars it did not deny anyone pakistan wanted to improve its relations with india something that the pakistani prime minute. again and again it is. there is a feeling emerging head in pakistan t

in the investigations but also warned of retaliation if india attacks pakistan based on jaish e mohammed had claimed responsibility or said looking at the situation in general between india and pakistan we were deeply concerned it increased ten. since between the two countries in the wake of the attack on indian security personnel on for be fourteenth in the warmer. the secretary general stresses the importance for both sides to exercise maximum restraint and take immediate steps to deescalation and his good offices or is available should both sides ask earlier we spoke to pakistan's ambassador to the un malea lord the who appealed for the un secretary general to step in i met the un secretary general this afternoon and before that i met the president of the un security council and to both of them i emphasized the need for the u.n. to play its role and live up to its obligations i told the secretary general that he had put prevention at the very heart of his agenda this is the time for him to act because the situation between pakistan and india is deteriorating we see an escalation in rh

indian paramilitary soldiers dead a ministry spokesman said many fighters from the group called a mohammed have been killed in the minutes danger a preemptive strike became absolutely necessary. in an intelligence led operation in the early hours of today india struck the biggest training camp of the gesture moment in balakot in this operation a very large number of gesture mama terrorists trainers senior commanders and groups of jihad these who being trained for free they in action were eliminated the government of india is firmly and resolutely committed to taking all necessary measures to fight the minutes of terrorism hence this nonmilitary preemptive action was specifically targeted at the junction mom of camp meanwhile inside indian administered kashmir itself there's been a violent response to raids on the homes of people suspected of being separatist leaders let's go live out a fair shemale our correspondent in the indian capital new delhi so far as the indian government of no renderer may be fighting on two fronts both the foreign enemy as they would see it in terms of pakistan an

tred adding he was unsure if he's alive or not it comes as a new york times report says mohamed bin salmond threatened to use a bullet against jamal khashoggi in twenty seventeen if he didn't return home and end his criticism of the kingdom. well saudi's minister of state for foreign affairs has also denied the kingdom was involved in leaking intimate photos of the world's richest man it comes as amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos accuses a us tabloid publisher with ties to saudi extortion and blackmail the threatening to release the photos in a blog post bezel suggested his ownership of the washington post newspaper which is reported extensively on the killing of the journalist by saudi agents made him a target venezuela's president nicolas maduro has warned of catastrophic consequences if all of the country's oil shipments are blocked by u.s. sanctions he's also called for u.s. aid stockpiled at the venezuelan border to be distributed to colombians his troops are under orders not to let it through. a canadian man who shot and killed six members of a quebec city mosque and twenty seventeen h

go to pakistan the reason why i believe that this visit is a reaction and it's not something that mohamed bin sentiment is proactively seeking other investors is because mohamed bin said man the affair is still rife everybody's still talking about it it's still affecting his image if you notice the india indonesia and malaysia visits have been postponed because he's worried about this backlash that might take place so why risk this p.r. only if you are desperate that's why you would do it saudi arabia is in desperate need of diversification it continues to rely on oil it is looking for political leverage from pakistan it is looking to india in order india one billion big economy it is looking to encourage the indians to come and invest in saudi arabia i'm not sure china will take too kindly to saudi arabia neither will the indians but this is a desperate plan by mohammed bin cement to save salvage whatever he has. the head of the united nations mission monitoring the cease fire in yemen's port city of her data has been meeting with ruthie and yemeni government representatives tentative ag

iranian foreign minister mohammed jeffords a reef other diplomats and ministry employees not to quit after his sudden resignation. to a hospital in brazil where venezuelans injured in the latest protests tell their story. now india says its military has carried out air strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir it says an armed group behind a suicide attack in the indian administered kashmir was the target a pakistani military spokesman tweeted these pictures said to show deputy from the strikes the indian foreign ministry though says many fighters were killed at the mohamad training camp in balad caught the group had claimed responsibility for the attack that killed at least forty indian paramilitary personnel this month but islam about denies have any casualties or damage done by the strikes the indian government says the fighters were being trained to carry out another attack. in the face of imminent danger a preemptive strike became absolutely necessary in an intelligence led operation in the early hours of today india struck the biggest training ca

and israelis are increasingly finding ways to cross over looking for help and hoping for relief mohammed chamchamal has more from the brazilian border town a park or a mum. an open display of resilience on a border meant to be closed. on the venezuelans exhausted by their long journey to brazil but not too tired to gather lowering their country's flag as a sign of mourning singing their country's anthem as a symbol of hope from another group of recent arrivals though expressions that range from anger to fear first calling for the ouster of venezuelan president nicolas maduro one imo who no. doubt fired out of it all but also says his group was driving through the venezuelan town of santa elena when they noticed a commotion. at the hospital i saw one person was dead i also saw lots of people who were injured we were in the car and we stopped to see what happened. he was told venezuelan soldiers had opened fire on members of an indigenous community supporting the country's opposition after ambulances transported some of the wounded to brazil for treatment amateur videos purporting to show

hours the election commission has approved a resumption of campaigning following the vote the late mohamed it will hari's ruling party held an emergency meeting in the capital of on the election commission surprise the session to move the vote to saturday the nigerian leader criticize the commission saying it needed to explain its quote incompetence he also called for the reasons behind the delay to be made public but only after polling takes place. where. we have. well some of the jury is leading presidential candidates have condemned the decision many blamed each other for the delay announced on saturday by the election commission just hours before polls were due to open there's also growing concern about the economic impact as a committed risk reports now from the northeastern city of my degree these days the only thing that would work are mom and dad's sitter cool or the children. he wants to work but no one is hiring because of the uncertainty around the elections to add to his problems is all the children have been sent back from boarding school until the vote has taken place. the st

you know mosque in brussels mohamed called for a jihad of law. that is not the title of he spoke. for a lot. of the you know song. so if you know. this is addressed this it sent to you i don't know what but i mean what is your. own nose up in that idea of it's neither regime neediest was a bit new least. we can apply to that girl who could she could have kept at least that's what it was sent here. you also want to. do is share their mission they mean bomb damage they could pull up what they do have it preys on those your. mom or did your walk. it to their cool. you know i could play a pivotal moment because only when i. was . it was awful. in a despite its going to fund it. so with such kind of solution i saw before the fucking difficulties on this for twice. the world's largest oil company fails to become public tappan. all the kingdom of the company inseparable here the world's largest oil producer and you don't list in the world's largest stock exchange that definitely felt something al-jazeera investigates the politics of oil the middle east's most potent economic weapon. saud

ahead of nigeria's elections with just one week to go tens of thousands rally in support of president mohamed who bihari what has he done enough to win another four years in power our correspondent has the latest also coming up more violence in paris says yellow best protesters clashed with police one man was seriously injured but the movement's leaders value will keep marching or eight they were friends. and french artist and writer on the own growth has died aged eighty seven of his film in ireland from caricature and activism to well loved children's books we look at his latest. i'm called aspen welcome to the program the jury in president mohamed who bihari has made his case today for another four years in power addressing tens of thousands of supporters at a rally in lagos there's just one week to go now until the country's presidential election and he's hoping to secure a second term but he's also facing some stiff opposition. as africa's most populous nation prepares to go to the polls president mohammadi bihari is pulling out hopeless stops. he's ruling all progressives congress party

mohammed bin solomons next stop is pakistan's neighbor india his visit comes at a time of heightened tensions between the two countries over the disputed region of kashmir so how fine a diplomatic line is it for the prince to walk i put that question to assad has seen a journalist based in islamabad. i think that's a particularly good question and right now it's unclear as to how this is going to play out given the timing of the visit and how it's happened right literally a day after the pull warm attack which has led to obviously an increased heightening of tensions between india and pakistan currently tensions in the middle c. are extremely high and there is discussion on the indian side if even some sort of military action against pakistan who they blame for allowing such an attack to happen now obviously the crown prince has spent the last two days or is currently still in islamabad and we have heard from pakistani authorities as well their version of events and i'm sure that they will be pushing him to try and convey that to the indian side there is obviously very limited contac

with the latest there on the brazil venezuela border mohammed thank you. right to try and get some clarity on all this let's talk to political analysts to me to respond to leslie joins us from caracas via skype thank you so much for joining us i mean a lot of reports coming in it's a fluid situation now to try to get an idea of what's going on at the various border points but what image are you getting of what's going on right now it's not a way that i can speak from caracas where we are very far from the border there where all the actions happening is about. the its fields are. on the in the the it is hungary. informational a little information here in caracas our old republics the t.v. broadcasters in the or even the internet is or lapsing or been don't get any information on what is going on in the. in the border there so today in caracas we had a big most days and again people were marching and when they went they closed and neighborly space where they ask the military is there to support. an aide and all of us we are expecting to see what we call what

states also coming up tens of thousands of the sather in lagos in support of nigeria's president mohamed to depart that's the last major campaign rally ahead of next week's elections we'll go live to our correspondent for the lowdown on the issues mostly by the nigerians and the u.s. says it's confident a little clark rest can be made with north korea as president obama trump prepares for a second meeting with kim job soon here predicts the country will become a great economic powerhouse. welcome to the show. mendoza well an opposition leader and self declared interim president one by doa has urged nicolas maduro to break the blockade on the border with colombia and bring an end supply is that have been stuck there for days quite a war and there could be consequences if the much needed food and medicine is not let in. the moment is now the majority of governments doesn't like to talk about their crimes against humanity by directly or indirectly killing two hundred fifty to three hundred thousand venezuelans who today need this humanitarian aid and as well and president nicolas maduro mea

red and with the demand for land growing by the day there fears the violence may only intensify mohammed at all jazeera kaduna nigeria. tensions a war between india and pakistan after thursday's deadly attack on security forces in indian administered kashmir india has accused pakistan of orchestrating the suicide bombing prompting both countries to recall their ambassadors on monday fighting flared up in kashmir again as indian forces searched for those responsible . ports now from new delhi. another day of violence in indian administered kashmir among those killed four indian soldiers and a civilian after a prolonged gun battle between indian security forces and two gunmen who also died at least one of the gunmen is believed to have been a member of the pakistani based armed group jaish e mohammed which claimed responsibility for thursday's suicide bombing that killed at least forty one indian paramilitary troops. this upsurge in violence is further raising tensions between the two countries and prompting protests india says jaish e mohammed and other armed groups are allowed to operate

led war in yemen and the president continues to stand by mohammed bin sound man despite a cia assessment that the crown prince ordered the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi well the iranian foreign minister he made reference to jamal khashoggi as he weighed in tweeting first a dismembered journalist now illicit sale of nuclear technology to saudi arabia fully expose half stagg u.s. hypocrisy well i've been speaking to rami curry a professor of journalism at the american university of beirut he says the latest investigation shows a growing anger among u.s. politicians at the way don't trump has handled the case. the really important point here is that you now have a congressional committee led by democrats in the house of representatives where the majority is democratic officially investigating. inner workings of the white house dealing with members of trump's family has some outlaw question are his top advisers linked to business dealings with saudi arabia and in some cases with the emirates in a context of concern in the democratic controlled house of representatives that the u

as africa's most populous nation prepares to go to the polls president mohamed bihari is pulling out all the stops. he's ruling all progressives congress party so to govern i supported a mass rally in lycos that year its largest city an economic powerhouse but the has work to do to convince a jury that he deserves another four years in power. many feel that the president has not done enough to fight corruption cover boko haram insurgency and revive economic growth is going to station by. the young that's going to be sufficient bad yet to corruption team to me i thought it would take you know. so so what i was talking about so easy and telephones and to promise and then to get this government will come in it made a lot of promises on people who got to improve with this new government coming in. after us on time people got disappointed even my british friends i got this opportunity government i so much believed in the government when it was coming in with the promises they made but i no did i was appointed just like any good idea. the opposition it's also shouting foul play the people'

you know mosque in brussels mohamed called for a jihad of law. that this is the title of his book i do for a lot. of the you know song the cradle so if you know. this is addressed this it said to you i don't know what but i mean what if you're. always up an idea i mean to me the regime neediest was a big neatest. thing we put in it but for that girl who could she could have kept at least that's what it was sent here. you also want to. do was she had the michelle the mean bomb they could pull up what they did have it preys on those your. mom or did your walk. it to their problem or you know i could play a pivotal moment because on the one that. was awful. and the second is that it's in a despite it's going to fund it. so with such kind of solution i saw before the fall he defected which is on this witness. until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was a cover included todd's tragedies of quakes and that was it but not how people feel how they look how they think and that's what we do we go anyway five and a half months of deman

on the program the saudi crown prince bearing gifts in pakistan and that criticism from the west mohamed bin so many gets a royal welcome in islamabad is this a new pivot to asia for the kingdom. allegations of censorship at the berlin film festival chinese director john hume opals his film and in a d.-w. exclusive i way way says his work was blocked from selection are they being targeted by beijing censors. and a year after hosting the winter olympics young china is practically a ghost town what happens to all the empty venues when the games move on. i'm melissa chan thank you for joining the program it's good to have you with us saudi arabia has pledged to invest twenty billion dollars in cash hungry pakistan it's a boost for islam a body which faces a mounting debt crisis and tensions with neighboring india and it's a p.r. boon for saudi arabia as well after international criticism over the killing of u.s. based saudi journalist jamal khashoggi last year. pakistan needs money and saudi arabia needs friends to that end saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon began his trip to asia on s

have openly threatened india and india has says that they will target foremost one being jaish e mohammed that's responsible for the suicide bombing that killed forty p. our military soldiers earlier this month and has how much pressure has the indian government trying to do something since that suicide bombing and questioning it. well they've actually been under a lot of pressure from the voters and also from internally as well from the government in september two thousand and sixteen the indian india carried out what it calls the surgical strike targeting camps of armed groups in pakistan that mr to smear now this was hailed as a big success they made a movie about it recently as well but it also set the benchmark of what the indian public expects when a major attack happens against indian forces so this attack was expected and one of the reasons it was delayed was the visit of saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on to the region but everyone did expect that this would somehow happen sometime soon especially with elections coming up in april says thank you very much for that fernand th

iran's foot it has to do more for iran's foreign minister mohammed sorry for sharply criticized the u.s. and dismissed vice president mike pence this recent demand that the e.u. withdraw from the nuclear treaty with iran mr pence repeated this course. when he added again to be demanded that europe must join the united states in undermining its own security and breaking it topic age. but german foreign minister assured his iranian counterpart in direct talks in munich that germany and the you want to stick to the agreement as long as you around us the e.u. wants to enable trade with iran but to reach suggest that europe has to do more. with europe needs to be willing to get it. if it wants to swim against the dangerous part of the u.s. unit after this. european leaders are already feeling the pressure from the u.s. and mike pence of the n.t. during the security conference. the time has come for our european partners to stop undermining u.s. sanctions against this murderous revolutionary regime. chancellor merkel refused to withdraw from the treaty germany feels that it is the only way to

in park i'ma brazil mohammed what are the what are you seeing and hearing there. housing violence has erupted again add brazil's border with venezuela and the brazilian army has pushed everybody back what you see behind me that's just one of the border crossings into brazil beyond that is the official border line where brazil after that becomes venezuela so just in the past half an hour there have been renewed clashes we saw tear gas wafting in the distance we are told that there has been out of rock throwing that venezuela migrants are throwing rocks at venezuelan security forces on the venezuelan side of the border we're told also the venezuelan security forces are hurling tear gas canisters and also throwing rocks back toward the venezuelan migrants that are on this side of the border here in brazil really this is very much an echo of what happened yesterday evening that was the first bout of violence and fighting that we saw in this border which had been relatively calm up until then every day that we've been here thus far everything has been fairly staid and

payoff it seems that some polling stations in nigeria will president mohamed people seeking a second term. and new protests in sudan after president bashir declares a state of emergency and replaces all state governors with military officials. thank you for joining us we begin the program in venezuela where several aid convoys supported by hundreds of opposition activists are trying to force their way into the country. trucks carrying american made and volunteers are trying to breach the border from colombia by driving across bridges separating the two countries earlier violence broke out in the. on the venezuelan side as troops and other president maduro supporters fire tear gas rubber coated steel bullets and live ammunition to try to stop the protestors colombian authorities say some of the aid will be transported by a human chain across the border while opposition leader one way those saw for convoy of aid trucks in the from. speaking out alongside the president even though where one way though called on troops to allow the convoy to cross into venezuela. he said president maduro

saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman is in china on the last leg of his asia tour. he's due to sit down with president xijinping on friday afternoon, with trade talks top of his agenda. and this video is trending on bbc.com. visitors at yosemite national park were stunned by this firefall. this happens when light hits a waterfall tumbling down el capitan. the intensity depends on the volume of water and the cloud cover. those are your headlines on the bbc. it is 12:30 a:m.. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi. the ongoing urban protests in sudan have been the most widespread and consistent demonstrations against president omar al—bashir and his ruling national congress party. after nearly 30 years in power, protesters in major cities in sudan have said enough and are calling on him to resign. at least 30 civilians have been killed, although the government insists its security forces have not opened fire on peaceful demonstrators. my guest is the long—time opposition figure, yasir arman. he is the external affairs secretary of

the arabia has again denied reports that crown prince mohammed bin salon authorized the killing of the journalist to market the kingdom's minister of state for foreign affairs and the larger bear said that it was a huge mistake and it says no order was given to conduct the operation of talks held in washington he urged the u.s. congress to step back from imposing sanctions over what he called a rogue mission according to an iraqi newspaper the national also declined to give the names of those standing trial in saudi over the killing but did confirm a former aide to the crown prince and they were tiny has been dismissed in the article the minister also said he doesn't know the whereabouts of another ex a thread adding that he's unsure if he's alive or not it comes as a new york times report says mom had been some man threaten to use a bullet against a market should she in twenty seventeen if he did not return home and his criticism of the kingdom. now a senior saudi government minister has denied the kingdom was involved in leaking intimate photos of the world's richest man it comes as

saudi arabia has denied reports that crown prince mohammed bin south authorized the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the kingdom's minister of state for foreign affairs a bear says it was a huge mistake and insists no order was given to conduct the operation talks held in washington the us congress to step back from imposing sanctions over what he called a rogue mission according to an emirate newspaper the national zoo they also declined to give the names of those standing trial in saudi over the killing but he did confirm a former aide to the crown prince sowed any has been dismissed in the article the minister also said he doesn't know the whereabouts of another my head retread adding he was unsure if he's alive or not it comes as a new york times report says mohamed bin sound man threatened to use a bullet against jamal khashoggi and twenty seventeen if he didn't return home and end his criticism of the kingdom well u.s. president donald trump is due to tell congress by the end of friday if sanctions will be imposed on saudi arabia over the matter under legislation called magnits

follow up letter to the senate asa president to specifically investigate any role the crown prince mohammed bin solomon or m.p.'s may have played in the murder in b.s. the crown prince is a wrecking ball. and he's complicit in the murder mystery shogi think he's crazy to . think he is dangerous and he has put their relationship at risk but president trump has steadfastly insisted the us solve the relationship is more important than establishing accountability for murder it's all about america first we're not going to give up hundreds of billions of dollars in orders and let russia china and everybody else have a it's all about for me very simple it's america first saudi arabia's senior diplomat continues to deny any involvement by the kingdom's leaders in the murder refusing to react to a new york times report that the crown prince is on record as saying he would use a bullet on jamal khashoggi the report dismissed as based on unknown sources and the following tweet posted on the saudi foreign ministry account we will hold who are responsible for the death the push to account the question i

six hundred kilometers from here president mohamed a body votes in his hometown in. the seventy five year old who seeming to avoid the fate that befell his progress as a good luck jonathan only served one elective term in office he sounded upbeat and high although for some very hopeful indeed but you know you do that you know if you like your life when you accept defeat i'm glad that we now and i don't eventually. i'm going to be there were no i think you're right if i want to go hard as close as rivals are to quote will work are also cast his ballot hoping to return to the corridors of power he left twelve years ago. although. delays are reported many parts of nigeria election officials are hopeful of a good turnout what is not clear is if the postponement of the vote last week will affect the final numbers cast their ballots or decrease al-jazeera by a degree niger. well in a moment we're going to speak to him with us and lagos first though let's go to a hole in the capital john that tell us a little bit about how voting is going where you are. where i barbara in a

saudi arabia has denied reports that crown prince mohammed bin authorized the killing of.saudis minister of state for foreign affairs has also denied to the kingdom was involved in leaking intimate photos of the world's richest man it comes as imus on the scene jeff bezos suggested his ownership of the. washington post newspaper which has reported extensively on the killing of saudi agents made him a target. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has warned of catastrophic consequences if all of the country's oil shipments are blocked by u.s. sanctions he's also called for u.s. aid stockpiled at the venezuelan border to be distributed to colombians. the united states is hoping afghanistan can strike a peace agreement involving the taliban before elections for july u.s. special envoy zalmay khalilzad speaking at the institute of peace in washington d.c. expressed cautious optimism about the prospect of a deal held meetings with taliban officials here in doha to discuss an ongoing push for a political settlement to the seventeen year old conflict the u.s. diplomat says this st

in that conflict and amid growing calls for an investigation into the role played by crown prince mohammed bin sound man in the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi the u.s. president has insisted that washington's relations with the kingdom let's not be undermined that the president's also disappointed politicians on both sides of the ali washington by nor ring a one hundred twenty day deadline for a report is requested by the senate right let's speak now to rami curry is a professor of journalism at the american university of beirut is a senior fellow also at the harvard kennedy school and he's joining us from beirut and rami just want to run by you swedes by the iranian foreign minister mohammad zarif who says that. this these allegations about the transfer of nuclear technology to saudi arabia. is hypocritical of washington he says first to dismember journalists now illicit sale of nuclear technology to saudi arabia fully exposes u.s. hypocrisy and i'm guessing that many people will be agreeing with the iranian foreign minister. yes many people in the region and around the world wo

on saturday it's expected to be a close call between president mohamed bihari and his main rival a t grew up with. security forces in sudan's capital khartoum have fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters calling on president omar al bashir to stand down the continued violence follows bashir declaring a state of emergency across the country and private those are the top stories talked al-jazeera is next i'll have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching. he was a student leader in malaysia and the one nine hundred seventy s. then and were abraham became the right hand man of mahathir mohamad during his first time as prime minister in the one nine hundred ninety s. but they ended their alliance due to differences caused by the growing financial crisis in southeast asia in one thousand nine hundred seven and off to abraham accuse the prime minister of corruption ever ham was sacked from the government the following year but he didn't go quietly and lead a series of protests against mahathir is leadership abraham was eventually imprisoned on sodomy charges and released when

saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman is in china on the last leg of his asia tour.own with president xijinping on friday afternoon when the two are likely to discuss trade — china is saudi arabia's biggest trading partner. stephen mcdonell in beijing has more on what we can expect. well, he will be sitting down with xi xinping. we have been asking what deals might be signed or agreements reached. at the moment, the government here is keeping its cards very close to its chest. apparently any such m0 used and the like, won'tbe announced until the whole thing is over. one thing that might be expected by some in muslim countries to erase would be the question the camps and the far west of china. there's up to i million people being held in these extrajudicial re—education camps. simply for being muslim, not having committed any other crimes. as the keeper of the faith, the saudi crown prince could potentially raise this issue. he's facing criticisms of his own human rights record, following this murky killing of a journalist in turkey last year. others might say it is a