and mohammed, he received a message from god. this message is called qur'an, which is like a re-citation because mohammed was not reading or writing. so it was dictated to him through the angel gabriel. we say that the qur'an is the final, direct, comprehensive message that god gave to mohammed through the angel gabriel. the muslims, whether they are sunni or shiite or sufis, they use the qur'an and it is the same. you will not find another qur'an with shia or with sunni, it is the same. not like our neighbors, who have the catholic bible and the protestant -- 66 books in this, but 73 in the other. that is why you will find the exact qur'an all around the world. no other edition, no other thing about the qur'an. it is unique. the qur'an came through 23 years. 13 years in the city of mecca and 10 years in the city of medina. the 13 years after hijra, after migration, and 10 years after medina. through 23 years, it was portions, chapters, small, here and there, and the prophet was dictating them to his they write them down and they

an american egyptian citizen mohamed saltire got on a plane to cairo and quickly found himself at the front lines of the rebel. thousands of people gathered outside the presidential palace. i was crying my eyes out i thought for sure they were going to fire the we were going to die i'll say my last prayers letter and in the famed moment. the army turns on the speakers of the announcement. that. a former air force commander hosni mubarak had been the face of egypt's military dictatorship since one nine hundred eighty one. he was gone but his military regime remains largely intact. when the muslim brotherhood's candidate mohamed morsi became egypt's first democratically elected president the military worked to undermine him from day one . by concentrating power in his own hands and with the economy in freefall morsi lost the support of many egyptians. many egyptians who had supported the idea of the ouster of president mubarak suddenly turned around and said hold on this is also not what we want and suddenly you had a brand new type of conflict inside egyptian society. when hundreds of

what we know is there is a pin drop when mohammed l area and speaks. -- mohamed el-erian speaks.ving espressos over the eight things we would talk about. i want to go to davos. why do you never go to davos? mohamed: i prefer the small gathering. tom: the theme at davos was the european banking system has to clear themselves but can't because of negative interest rates. while there be a point where negative interest rates are not advantageous? mohamed: ben bernanke warned that when it comes to losing unconventional policies for macro economic objectives, it is about benefits, costs, and risks . the longer you persist, the lower the benefit and the higher the cost and risk. tom: i want to go to your wheelhouse, negative interest rates, you have clear outcomes early on and then they become diffused. has the value of negative fromest rates diffused years ago? mohamed: yes, the transmission mechanism is stretched if not exhausted, and the second reason is we are realizing that negative interest rates for a long time undercut the ability of the financial sector to provide credit and lo

i so let's introduce so our panel today starting in tehran with mohamed islam who is a political research or and columnist in london minutiae tacky and independent oil and energy consultant and on skype from lancaster in the u.k. it is simon mobile and senior lecturer in international studies at and i guess the university gentleman thank you time welcome to inside story mohammed islam i'm going to start with you in tehran and i do want to start out by pointing out that this is not a new threat iran has made the threat before most notably i think it was two thousand and eight and two thousand and twelve as well in your view what is different this time what makes it more crucial more important or as i said at the start of the show the stakes being higher look at first i want to mention there it is not only in politics where it is also an experience for iran because the iranian government has the experience of putting some restriction on controlling to a certain form is doing to iran iraq war in one thousand nine hundred s. so this time by as the as a consequence of u.s. policy and quitting.

mohammed how would you assess the state of u.s. relations today following on from this trading of labels of terrorist organizations much worse than before. not much worse i i think that it is obviously worse than before but they were they were pretty bad again when you look at polls in that that have been taken recently in iran the dislike for the u.s. government is now almost universal and it's the highest that is been since polls have been taken by these institutions in iran for the last twenty twenty five years and on the other hand even the united states as a country for the first time in many years as a country. more people dislike the united states and they like the united states government aside so what trump is doing is that he's destroyed u.s. public diplomacy capabilities and the image of the united states and i think it goes far beyond iran's borders and again he i think he is isolating the united states not only when it comes to iran but also when it comes to many other countries and it draws them all together that the

good to see you again mohammed just quickly your reaction to the claim made by the sri lankan defense ministry that this is attack in sri lanka was actually in retaliation to the attacks we saw almost six in new zealand a month ago yeah. ok mohammed just one more time i'm not sure if you can hear me just give us your reaction to the claims that these these attacks in sri lanka were in retaliation for the attacks we saw in new zealand a month ago. well i reject that i think it's inappropriate at this moment in time for there to be speculation about the circumstances of the reasons behind what we've seen the first thing is there's an evil ideology of violence of justification of violence behind these terrorists why they're it's a mosque why there is churches synagogues or temple an attack against one faith is an attack against all and i just said to the syrian civil lankan government there have been severely on your part your intelligence agencies and your thirty's to stop this terrorist attack before it to happen and rather the point of thing going to cause more division it's important

is the way to move forward especially given that everyone assumes that one day he would be king mohammed so there is this real sense though that if you have the secretary of state actually saying directly to the heir apparent that your behavior your advisors simply do not meet with washington standards and you really need to find a different way forward well most people would assume that would be enough to change course but there's all there's been still this real concern that even as mohamed bin solid month talks about modernization for example liberalizing the saudi economy of providing more rights to women in his country that he continues with these reports of detention of torture of harassment of cracking down on independent journalists and political activists there is a real sense that the u.s. may be dealing with someone who essentially is talking out of both sides of his mouth many thanks officers russell jordan live in washington protests as a back on the streets in algeria it's the eighth consecutive friday of demonstrations there they say that then not satisfied with the depart

but mohammed what the u.s. is saying is that you may have stood by the letter of the deal but not the spirit that there is much more to be negotiated is there much more to be negotiated in toronto points of you know there's nothing to negotiate because the united states is not abiding by its current to commit by its current commitments how can we negotiate anything else when what we've already negotiated for roughly a decade is to have been thrown out the window well who's to say that in future any agreement hypothetically that is reached will be abided by by the united states if the nuclear deal actually wasn't the americans didn't abide by the nuclear deal either under obama either from day one they began violating it yet the international atomic energy agency has said i think fourteen times now since the deal that the iranians have stuck to the deal. and that they were abided by abided by the deal very carefully and with this is one of the i think advantages of what trump has done. despite the hardship econo

an american egyptian citizen mohamed saltire got on a plane to cairo and quickly found himself at the front lines of the rebel. thousands of people gathered outside the presidential palace. i was crying my eyes out i thought for sure they were going to fire the thing we were going to die i'll say my life prayers later and in the fame moment. the army turns on the speakers of the announcement. a former air force commander hosni mubarak had been the face of egypt's military dictatorship since one nine hundred eighty one now he was gone but his military regime remains largely intact. when the muslim brotherhood's candidate mohamed morsi became egypt's first democratically elected president the military worked to undermine him from day one. by concentrating power in his own hands and with the economy in freefall morsi lost the support of many egyptians. many egyptians who had supported the idea of the ouster of president mubarak suddenly turned around and said hold on this is also not what we want and suddenly you had a brand new type of conflict inside egyptian society. when hundreds of

all right now let's talk to our correspondent mohammed values there in khartoum and mohammed the tone coming from the military council seem to be one almost of warning to the protest is. not science and that's not going to sit well with the protesters because they have been saying that this language from the military side has to do with what's going on in the negotiations you know the last round was held yesterday and we heard those contradictory statements from the two sides the military saying that there is. and there is a possibility of an agreement on all matters but on the other hand we hear the protesters say that no it was a difficult negotiation that the military is refusing to give any concessions no agreement on any of the main points including the level of representation on both sides of the joint council and also lots of other issues here on the ground where i stand this is the sit in and it is closed to the military headquarters this is where the power play takes place or saw in a parallel line with the negotiations so here people do stuff and say stuff that they think wi

vall joining us from hard to him so they laid out their demands once again mohamed but they did stop sort of announcing any results as a result of the meetings taking place. that's right daryn the expectation the words that the association of so the news professionals will announce somebody that's because there have been two days of negotiations between them and the military council. the list is very long list of the months so instead of at least telling us that you know a number of demands have been met they just said that there is a level of response from the military side but they are far from being satisfied by the number of points that have been agreed on now and the concessions that have been given they are asking as you have just mentioned for a civilian government with only a military the presentation and they are asking for a complete overhaul of the complete reform of the judiciary system including the new movement of the of the attorney general. the other figures that they think might be very close to the former regime they want nothing less than the complete uprooting of

mohamed thank you mohamed vall in khartoum for us. there's been heavy fighting near the libyan capital as wall of a half starts forces continue to attack tripoli they're battling the u.n. recognized libyan government south of the city in the town of qassam have been. the fighting is happening near the international airport which is under control a spokesman for after us forces known as the libyan national army briefed journalists earlier on saturday. forces providing fire support to at ground operations the economy is trying to flank our forces from the beck but they have failed in the face of the strength of our fighters and the experience of our fighters it has become a war of attrition so the sick is good is controlled by the well i'm not there what has the latest now from the libyan capital. fierce fighting happened today according as the spokesman of have those forces described. have those forces lost the ground today as the government forces proceeded and took control of the strategic locations including the vinous cities of the

was a need then told the saudi consul in istanbul mohamed atta at a b. of the plan say within and i mean. if i asked. if he had come across like this while he was in saudi arabia. so what artists. sillies least put out some you'll be in the chest and talk the sht to me or that i live in your poem or. if you mean it says in the middle east on a canal dish the epson question the fuck we've done so this pilot or the conductor of disappeared none. sued the scientists did they spot them was in the system an aussie did the military young's come on was a car bomb they had been killed in car that he really. has in the muslim good russia city of almost all of the us. a middle man on stuff going to be mean to saudi jews do the second difficult job of squatting she kicked out of the hotels . at eleven all fifteen of them middle of the saudi consumate. at one fourteen. she walked into the consulate in the now famous speech and was ambushed. burned the chill that colon of the article the jewel that you decide couldn't push it get you a compass and the devil and you'r

nothing against mohammed bin salman. the day-to-day ruler of the kingdom whose u.s. intelligence believes directed the operation that led to the brutal murder. trey yingst reporting live. trey? >> while the trump administration did sanction a handful of saudi individuals and officials, high level relations between the united states and saudi rain do continue. amid the new reports that the saudi government is compensating the four children of murder journalist jamal khaishoggi, the united states is doing very little to ensure the kingdom is taking similar actions in the future. a month ago, president trump's adviser jared kushner met with mohammed bin salman, the man that cia says likely ordered the murder. they discovered a peace plan for the middle east but no indication that khaishoggi's murder was addressed at all. an op-ed this week, fred ryan, a chief executive at the "washington post" called the response from the trump administration impotent and added that it was illegal and the response from the president himself gave the united states a bad view on the world

our families are still living under eisel and with the ongoing fighting this is shereen his son mohammed saeed he was shot in the leg during a taliban eisel clash. the situation is very bad in our village and those who can make it they can come down here but those who aren't physically able are stuck there it's impossible to survive there i said on the taliban have been fighting in this area for some time but about two weeks ago our. assault on the taliban in the mountains around trying to push them out we understand they have about fifteen hundred francs in the syria from which they more text locally in kabul and then also further abroad with a rifle at the governor's house and cruel to ask him his response to this crisis. has been the governor for ten months much of his territory is contested by the taliban now the government must tackle both groups. of the. our military are on the outskirts of shock but daraa they have gathered there and started but the proportions they are waiting for special forces to begin the operation the air force will also help us so hopefully in three days wil

escalate the iranians will have no option but to escalate as well by them and asymmetrical fashion but mohammed what the u.s. is saying is that you may have stood by the letter of the deal but not the spirit that there is much more to be negotiated is there much more to be negotiated in toronto points of you know there's nothing to negotiate because the united states is not abiding by its current to commit by its current commitments. how can we negotiate anything else when what we've already negotiated for roughly a decade is to have been thrown out the window well who's to say that in future any agreement hypothetically that is reached will be abided by by the united states if the nuclear deal actually wasn't the americans didn't abide by the nuclear deal either under obama either from day one they began violating it yet the international atomic energy agency has said i think fourteen times now since the deal that the iranians have stuck to the deal. and that they were abided by abided by the deal very carefully and with this is one of the i think advantages of what trump has done. despite the

well let's bring in mohammed at though who is live for us in khartoum mohammed the two sides seem to be getting further apart where does that leave the talks and hopes of course for a break. well that's all up in the right now given the go up about continues to widen between the transitional military council and the group that's been organizing this. paul to sue calling themselves forces for freedom and change the military council also seems to have changed tuck the have been accommodating to the demands of the protesters in the beginning even because one thing them the opportunity to purge the military council itself and remove people who were conceded calls to president obama has in the bush is to now that it of talking transitional military council the part of the protest organizers this saying they're not short of options and they're saying that they have organized a million mom march on thursday to pile even more pressure on the military council which they say is not keen to share power now they are also saying that they have got another that wild card which is a portal shut dow

valor correspondent in khartoum mohammed i don't know if you are hearing me but i was particularly taken by the fact that one of the members of the professional association talked about the backstays manipulation by remnants of the regime we have been led to believe almost by the military that they're giving up concession after concession after concession but it doesn't seem to really be the case does it. well it's somehow it's the case they are giving concession after concession but remember that we are here talking about as you know that has been deep rooted in power for thirty years so the association of these professionals and the other powers behind this protest they know well know that it's not going to be an overnight process that it's going to take time and also they know that the military the top ranks of the military those who have stage this coup they will not easily give up the power that the military used to have in sudan they are some of them are very close to the former regime and they want to make sure the protesters want to make sure that anyone who has links with the fo

boy that was an old age and mohamed to worry who was them build them. a sword or just a germ dear chest may wish to. because the deer. on the phone thought of. it in the near to the sons of the trouble call them near. the parts of the jets at that or just unfortunate that a queer one of those them by low say a fellow push at that a while they've won is an inch an echo you less. janai a tenth o'boyle. must say the. yup that's been which of south syria. at three o eight be civil to bloom a to cars lift the consulate taking different routes. someone to the house of this would be consul not far from the consulate. that would be security with cities put forward for possible options as to what happened to his ship his body. one based on movements of some of the hit squad was that it was dumped in the fast billy great forest. to that it was taken to the saudi capital riyadh on the private swedish it. this is based on i remark the former so would be a real court of phase of so do qahtani is reported to have made in a leaked record these kind of conversation. br

professor mohamed yousef, spokesperson officially for the sudanese professional association, has tolde wants the military council to step down and hand over power to a civilian—led presidential council with perhaps some representation of the military, in perhaps the defence post. is that acceptable to you? are you in control of the army, general burhan, because there are so many factions in the army led for so many years led by 0mar al—bashir? so do you control all the factions in the army? the forces for freedom and change say one of their key demands is they will not enter into any consensus transitional government with groups that participated in president bashir‘s regime. as things stand, there are those who are associated with the old regime who are on your military council. why? because there are real fears, you acknowledge, that the deep state is still in place even though president bashir has been removed from power. you acknowledge those fears? the deep state, the system he created. you've cut off the head but not the body. because one member of the sudanese professional asso

on different issues as a close ally won't ever accept intelligence information from the cia that mohammed bin salmond ordered the murder. the un initially reluctant to get involved is now attempting its own inquiry led by agnes kalamata special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions yet made a request to the saudi government for access to the consulate and later she said saudi arabia is grievously mistaken if it sinks its secretive trial process conforms to international standards the accused haven't been named but one man known to be one of the suspects is reported to have been freed he's souled al khatami who was a close advisor to bin psalm the washington post has quoted unnamed u.s. and saudi sources as saying the crown prince still seeks advice for. andrew symonds. you know jamal khashoggi career spanned decades and for much of it he was actually a supporter of the saudi royal family home advantage has this report now on his life and his work. was by far the most famous saudi journalist his career began in the one nine hundred eighty s. reporting for saudi newspapers on the soviet in

the latest now with mohammed val who is in a courtroom as well mohammed round two of talks between themilitary and the protesters what's happened to that i believe it was supposed to happen this morning . that round of talks was supposed to have started the few hours ago but until now they have not yet started on we learnt that the reason why it hasn't yet started is because the two camps are discussing among themselves the details of what they want to present to the table today and that is specifically probably the names the names of people they want to be a part of this of this joint council and also when they meet today they will still have to agree on a number of points including. the number of member members that should be make up this party the military say they wanted to be made up of only ten members three civilian and seven from the army the protesters say they wanted to be made up of fifteen members eight civilian and seven from the army so each side wants to heart . priority or the the big list of names more names on the others or more members that's going to be a point of d

how do we explain very specific anger directed at the very clear individuals i mean those general mohamed salah people who are really really annoyed with him at the gates is basically did to the chief of staff people are annoyed with him because he he holds the key to everything in his different statements in the past he said that you listen to the people he's called for but for the court to believe mood was based on the demands of the people and the people out there lead him now we are we are asking you to get rid of those people who were. invoked article one hundred seven of the constitution to try those people who basically. accused of treason and those who are allegedly we defer to the secret services. in his last statement is this is what the situation is we carry on as we are today so overall carrying on as we are today overall would it be fair to say the military that the regime is either completely deaf which is probably not or for some reason just choosing to completely ignore the central message from all those demonstrators i guess they're completely deaf to it the. military is

foremost priority they say is the immense task chipping a transition from thirty years of military rule mohamed atta how to. more than two hundred seventy election staff in indonesia reportedly died in the days following the world's biggest single day poll was held earlier this month the general election commission said that the workers mostly died of fatigue related illnesses caused by long hours spent counting millions of ballot papers by hand more than one hundred fifty four million people are estimated to vote on april seventeenth elections combined the presidential vote with national and regional parliamentary ballots in order to save money and dress asano is and indonesia a consultant for human rights watch he says the new parliament has to make changes to the electoral process. my floating station open at seven am and finalized two. meaning almost nineteen hours open not the preparation we have to the previous night meeting these people working like forty eight hours more straight with of course could break lunch and dinner break but again it is not adequate at the same time they have to

reported to have held talks with the saudi crown prince the guardian is supporting mohamed to cut ties with a close adviser linked to the murder of journalists. that. has recently been sanctioned by the u.s. for his alleged role in the killing also in jordan has been following development. from washington. according to the guardian newspaper the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has told the saudi crown prince that he needs to cut all ties with his close political adviser and former social media chiefs honey the remove paper says that mike pompei o told mohammad been solemn on that. ongoing presence is undermining saudi credibility when it comes to the investigation of the murder of the saudi journalist jamal the last october that goes to the fact that u.s. intelligence has said that mr han he was very likely involved in the planning and carrying out of mr household she is murder and it also has suggested that he is very much involved in ongoing efforts to or press political dissidents within the saudi kingdom so far the state department has given a no comment response to the guard

of saudi writer jamal khashoggi back in october it is widely assumed that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sol bond may have been behind the plot to. murder and so for those three reasons congress said that it should have some sort of limit placed on u.s. military action and yabut however the u.s. president says that he has the constitutional right to deploy the military wherever he sees fit both for us national security purposes every u.s. foreign policy purposes he said that if he approved this joint resolution number seven it would set a very bad precedent for u.s. policy going forward the question now can congress figure out how to reverse the veto and have this resolution take effect in a couple of weeks time. thousands of yemeni american shop owners in new york a boycotting one of the city's leading newspapers over its coverage of iran omar the u.s. congresswoman has been the subject of right wing outrage over a reference she made to the nine eleven attacks christian salumi experience. celera allie's family has owned this neighborhood store for thirty three years selling grocerie

our families are still living under eisel and with the ongoing fighting this is shereen his son mohammed

from turkey mohamed collects information that reflects the reality of those living under i saw. the documents that he found so that's men who are banned from shaving their beards and that internet users must register. this man accused of rape. it was secretly filmed by sound and pictures an organization which also records witness statements from prisoners held by i stole medical reports and court decisions the members of sound of pictures have been targeted by i saw. today that. feed the most that there is a lot and i know said it all solution on the trees will call to talk. of a small fee that did the tuttles then go on a small feat to do not in the end be in line and not a second one to obey him can also look been in and out of one and the second and. how does it not unlawful to have the saloon humans any. inside syria with so many armed groups in the conflict any organization can be infiltrated every conversation is protected by a code that day if the word cheese was used they had to hang up. on a hard shell as in. all along. ha. ha ha ha ha ha yeah off to. the conversation i

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for passers by mohammed's work reflects a turning point for sudan and its people. i feel loved when i see the details of these pictures. these pictures are an expression of the bravery the strength and the patriotism of people who have overcome thirty years of oppression under a corrupt regime. to display shows that sudan has a lot of artists and people with many talents. and good mohammad realizes to dismiss found freedom is very fragile and that a lot of work needs to be done for the spirit of the citizen to be made a political reality. we learned as a people that we can be united and we can be one hand in this transitional period we the sudanese people have to accept each other. does not know what exactly the future holds for sudan but he is determined to bear witness to it with his camera. the nigerian film industry popularly called nollywood is the second largest in the wild by the sheer films one thousand five hundred films a year many film stars begin the stages are reports i went to the lagos the festival the biggest of its kind in west africa and that's on

val joining us from in what is happening with this a year meeting mohamed. yes come out he held a meeting this morning with the leadership of the military council and we learned that he gave a statement to the sudan news agency in which he praised the sudanese military id praise the position of sudan and for all of the sudan geo politically in the african continent and he particularly stressed that all of the military in maintaining stability in the country and he asked once again that the military council. presided over a handover a peaceful one small handover of power to the in government we understand that the african union just a week ago give an ultimatum of two weeks to the military council to cede power. to the civilians but right now it's not clear what is meant exactly by that do they want the military council to move away completely or from the top leadership of the country and leave it for a civilian president and the civilian cabinet all whether they just want a sharing of power in which the running of the affairs of the country is held by is don

and mohamed vall is live for us now in khartoum at the scene at the military headquarters are people have been gathering for the sit in that has lasted three weeks so mohamed the two sides are supposed to be meeting to try to hash out some of their issues they seem very far apart how's this going to play out. let me first give you the utmost b. of the place where i'm standing i'm right at the epicenter of what used to be the epicenter and still of this uprising and of the sit in it started to pick up and now more crowds are coming from every direction this is the time of day when they come and join the city because of the heat during the middle of the day and this is a sign again of it is a result that is always on the part of the protest us not to relent until they get the demands from the military side asked to do a question. that's a committee that has to be decided between the two sides a joint committee is going to meet today for the first time. the two sides have appointed their members twelve from each side of the road to be for the first time to they go to discuss those stick

mohammed, promised swiftjustice.there. after months of delay, malaysia's trial of the century is set to begin shortly. that's remind you of all the allegations. 42 charges in total ranging from criminal breach of trust, money laundering to abusive power. the former prime minister has pleaded not guilty to all of them but the disappearance from malaysia's state fund is one of the biggest financial scandals. malaysia is not the only country which has been investigating imdb, the fund set up by najib razak to help the people of malaysia in 2009, has been probed in at least six countries including the united states and here in singapore. you might remember all the headlines it made when the stolen money went to buy a private jet, made when the stolen money went to buy a privatejet, luxury made when the stolen money went to buy a private jet, luxury real estate, a rt buy a private jet, luxury real estate, art works by picasso and monet. as part of the investigation, goldman sacks, the us investment bank, has also come und

so let's introduce our panel today starting in tehran with mohamed islamiyah who is a political research or and columnist in london minissha tacky and independent oil and energy consultant and on skype from lancaster in the u.k. it is simon mobile and senior lecturer in international studies at and i guess a university gentleman thank you time welcome to inside story mohammed islam i'm going to start with you and tell her. and i do want to start out by pointing out that this is not a new threat iran has made the threat before most notably i think it was two thousand and eight and two thousand and twelve as well in your view what is different this time what makes it more crucial more important or as i said at the start of the show the stakes being higher look at first i want to mention there it is not only in political words it is also an experience for iran because the iranian government has the experience of putting some restriction on controlling to a certain form is doing to iran iraq war in one thousand nine hundred s. so this time by as the as a consequence is of u.s. policy and qui

for those who live now to our correspondent in khartoum mohammed val mohammed so this will no doubt please many of those who are protesting in called to the fact that omar bashir now seems to have been moved to a prison. that side martin that's the top the man that has been the top demand of the protesters as they one it's been going on for four months now they wanted him to be moved and now they want him in jail and they want him to be tried before a court there is no official announcement until now confirming this news but we know for sure that insider sources told the jazeera that he was moved to this person in the northern part of khartoum called the haiti prison itself is called cobra and we also know that there is now an unusually high even stability of security arrangements existence are in the prison and also media cameras installed there probably media team is trying to get any glimpse of what's going on there expecting probably something off shore or an announcement or to see him being moved somewhere so he is very likely to be now in jail and there are also news of hierarchy. of

in totality mohammed thank you mohammed are live for us in hard to. mozambique's government has people to move to higher ground as to wrenshaw rainier lashes the north after another cycle and slammed into the country at least five people are sort of died an aide workers say entire villages have been wiped out warnings as well of widespread flooding to come or a burden many reports. many people living in macedonia state when cycling can it hit with heavy rains forecasts they're trying to rebuild their homes as quickly as they can. the other day we stayed outside next to the big trees that's where we took shelter right there with all the rain. others here lost their businesses and livelihoods. lost everything i do not know what i can do since that day i've been sleeping outside sleeping in the cold little was spared by the storm including a maternity ward. where the experts say it was the strongest like her own ever recorded in or the most. kenneth stormed in with two wrench will rain and wind surges of up to two hundred eighty kilometers per hour teari

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the heart of the protest area mohammed displays his photos for his fellow students and. in many ways the ongoing fittin has become a microcosm of what the people here want their student to be walking around you can feel the pride they have not only in reclaiming public space but also their freedom gatherings like this would not have been possible under the old regime. a larger art movement has emerged from the uprising even this billboard has taken on new meaning protesters have hung. clothing in honor of military personnel who disobeyed orders and with fused to open fire at them and they're all mad and vicious. comment says his photography not only documents the revolution it is also a way to help the people who needed. to get out of this picture shows a man waving a flag as he is being loaded on to the back of a truck. i would beating him and punching him so that he put the flag down by some chance to sit on holding up the flag hard and so out of. the picture help to get this man released because it spread so much so they were able to locate him and have him freed. you

pays to the state has been greatly reduced to investors there are also questions about crown prince mohammed bin sold months ambitious vision twenty thirty the investors who look at these all of these aspects technical influence on government interference and government in their oil company operations and then of course the overall sustainability of saudi regime in the next ten twenty years money raised from around cause business and potential sell off is at the heart of diversifying the saudi economy which so far remains a distant vision from a job read out as their bad diets are leading to more deaths than smoking that's according to a report from the medical journal lancet in nearly all of the one hundred ninety five countries surveyed people were found to be consuming too much of the wrong types of food and not enough healthy produce bats contributing to one in five deaths globally on average we consume eighty six percent more sugar sweetened drinks than is considered safe of the eleven million diet related deaths globally ten million of them were caused by cardiovascular disease salt pl

also reached out for comment on this report about the prompt pale pressure allegedly to make mr mohammed and solomon give up this role hatami as a close political advisor at least five civilians have been killed during fighting on the outskirts of the libyan capital rockets and shells fired by forces loyal to the warlord who have to hit a residential area west of tripoli more than fifty people have been killed in fighting over the past week thousands more have been displaced us media is reporting the days before half sort of launched his offensive towards the capital saudi arabia promised tens of millions of dollars to help pay for the operation according to the wall street journal the offer came during several visits by have to up to riyadh days before the military campaign began on april fourth john shand is the executive director of the arab center of washington he joins us on skype welcome back to al-jazeera is this an offer of money or did cash actually change hands do we think. actually didn't i mean there was an increase in support clearly but that implies a change in the politica

it does thank you mohamed. and two groups accused of being behind the easter sunday bombings a curfew is in effect in the east where military commanders say the bodies of at least fifteen people were found after a raid on a safe house sparked a gun battle of the night in the it happened in the eastern area of common a security remains tight throughout the country with warnings of further attacks florence louis has the latest from colombia. security forces in sri lanka conducted more raids and made more arrests on saturday in the western town of which is one of the towns that was attacked on sunday police conducted raids in a mostly muslim neighborhood and made several arrests including the deputy mayor and then in the eastern town of trincomalee navy police arrested a man and found on him gel explosives as well as more than two hundred detonators in the east is also where police conducted house to house a great looking for suspected gunman a day off to a gunfight that erupted between five and security forces no

many thanks indeed mohammed bowl there live for us in khartoum earlier we spoke with the abraham mughal an assistant professor at community college of cancer he says that there are many political a political parties that need to work together for the government transition to happen smoothly. the main concern is the relationship between the military council . and you know that that is for the men in this situation if it is a military council themselves then the protesters the u.s. the unknown force then and then. the alliance of freedom and tint this is another body and also the. sudanese professional association is here actually this is the men. so the challenge is how hard a morning is the relationship between this all these parties together and you know the. non political. alliance they have their traditional buddies and the military council those who they have their own agenda you know because that is the literacy between very game the previous game and the military council is the current military because so the idea now they start food to be shipped. negotiating. searching is on the

thank you very much mohammed bringing us the latest on those negotiations as they continue in hard to between the military and the protest leaders the has been some tension on the ground because earlier on more than fifty people were injured and more than one hundred have rested after an attack on a meeting of the opposition popular congress party security forces intervene to protect about forty five members of the party after they were surrounded by angry protesters who consider them remnants of the model bashir regime both the military and the protests coalition have condemned the attack. mozambique's government is people to move to higher ground as torrential rain lashes the north in the wake of another powerful cycle and so far at least five people are known to have died but aid workers report that entire villages have been wiped out in aqaba delgado province and their warnings of widespread flooding yet to come kenneth could dump as much as right as much rain as you die which is the storm that devastated the country only last month laura but unmanly reports. many people living in

president saddam hussein saw their city was renamed in honor of the former prominent shia cleric mohammed saeed that all saw other. it's a long been predominantly a shia neighborhood and home to the southers movement now a political party it's led by most other al souther the son of the late cleric the city was a launch pad for attacks against american forces after their invasion in two thousand and three since then infrastructure has crumbled further one hundred fifty thousand people live here in tahrir neighborhood within south or city but there are no security forces to guard them there's only one clinic for doctors and schools are so overcrowded children attend in shifts. this is what an average classroom here looks like with more than forty students crammed in for english lessons teachers say they're overwhelmed they want the government to listen to their appeal for help and pay more attention to these along the galactic areas. officials say they're doing their best to deal with all the shortcomings here but years of war have taken their toll. people have been forced to move on after

have side mohammad marandi a professor of english literature oma from the us appeal newspaper and mohammed chicago way from the al-jazeera center for studies welcome to you all gentlemen can i just start with you my how much of when it comes to u.s. foreign policy across the gulf across the broader middle east how did we get to where we are today. well actually the crowds foreign policy entails so little political i own is now or this month or talking about what the amount to the clear. in an economic war on iran by pushing for a zero export of iranian oil at the same time the trump administration is hand in a peace hand or more in a shot in the peace and to the taliban that was blacklisted for the last twenty years so i think if we since we want to hit talk about the god of israel the palestinian question and all the middle eastern de lima's i think there is a common thread that combines them here and they would call it the luck of a trumps grand strategy. what we have seen so far is mixed reactions to different incidents different case studies if you like his approach to the iranian has

that analysis of where donald trump is coming from and not wishing to put words into your mouth mohammed the dangers that perhaps lie ahead when it comes to where donald trump is heading when it comes to u.s. foreign policy in this region. and i think it was i mean you and me kid how do you concur with the gentleman or he said indeed it is the american the message is predicted and as a matter of fact. in a confusing kind of way. you know this is with. a dependence on the eulogy to say this is very even a thirst in the palestinian cause the america's. got talent john i was. very flagrantly towards the his. one. problem for the palestinians there is this some third so he said we need to lean towards israel this has been emblematic here. he took different decisions regarding jerusalem and. so on and so forth but this doesn't mean that he is the only reason for such manifestations he thinks this is fertile i am going into it he likes we. are. to be subject to whatever the americans born to do with us this is a fact we are the weaker side we are terrified and he invests in this terror and he