the murder is cold and international crime with credible evidence the saudi crown prince mohammad binman was involved, and suggest his personal assets should be sanction. saudi arabia is deputy foreign affairs minister has dismissed the report, saying their own investigation is continuing. saudi prosecutors insist the crown prince had nothing to do with the murder. saudi arabia is investigation is thought to not be conducted in good faith. earlier, she told al jazeera about what she heard on the audio recordings inside the consulate. need to berdings interpreted. they do not tell a straightforward story. what was done to his body, i cannot deduct from the sounds i have heard. i can infer from the sounds that something was done based on the knowledge. it is possible jamal khashoggi injected with something and he was the fixated with a plastic bag. this is one of the possibilities. of theure and extent dismemberment, i cannot comment on. allow me to add one thing. as far as the recording is concerned, it was mr. khashoggi loses consciousness, there is no evidence of the people that are

let's start in tehran with professor mohammad marandi. can you talk about the response on ground to hearing this "new york times report" which the trump administration has not denied another now news outlets have confirmed, that they were in the midst of a strike right before the attack happened, with the planes in the air, they called it off? >> well, people are viewing the whole story with a significant amount of skepticism. the wholeason is that affair, this whole saga began with the u.s. leaving the nuclear deal. and then subsequently, trump imposing economic warfare against iranians -- something he said specifically him of these were brutal sanctions. the escalation began on the american side. then the tankers that were struck also were suspicious to the iranians because the tankers that were struck a month ago off the coast of the united arab emirates were attacked almost timidly after bolton said the israelis gave them information about an imminent iranian attack, which made them suspicious. just recently, right off the iranian coa

but mohammad couldn't stop him building this religious center downtown. i strongly believe you i did my part. but the police. and all of them to conduct the program then they did the program so the security personnel must take all the responsibility in terms of this blast and misters ahead on activities. mahmud hizbullah was the governor of this region at the time of the attacks a political ally of sri lanka's president he's been accused of not doing enough. before the in-store attacks did you have any knowledge of the m.t.g. i and their role in iraq if in this area of course they're there they're functioning no 2. indeed here as as the devil in this group. not terrorists we don't know about the terrorism as a religious group they're functioning but only think that extreme on the religion when wasting their norm using nothing in the white could be a tux a photograph surfaced from 2050 showing his blood shaking hands with zac brown as 2 other easter sunday suicide bombers the bomb if you need to his school law and some polity. believe in new on we knowingl

will say they can't be integrated into the workforce but they don't even have a way out the door mohammad says he would rather die than go back to afghanistan but with the new legislation he's losing hope of being able to just stay in germany . now to some of the other stories making news around the world the bodies of a father and daughter who drowned trying to enter the u.s. via mexico are being returned to their home country of el salvador other 2 were swept by strong tides in the rio grande they were found together with a girl tucked inside her father's. australian authorities say they are trying to establish the whereabouts of a student that they fear might have been detained in north korea relatives of 29 year old alex sickly say they haven't heard from him since tuesday and his abrupt silence on social media is unusual simply as one of few foreign students at john yang university. france has recorded its highest temperatures since records began with the mercury hit 45 point one degree celsius in a village in the southern department of got it beats the previous record of 34 point on

you but then take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world former general mohammadgoes done me and has declared himself the winner of mauritania's presidential election but opposition candidates say they could contest the results former president mohammad aziz is preparing to step aside after serving to find here elected terms 1500000 people in the west african state are eligible to vote. if the o.p.'s government says it has foiled a coup attempt in the northern of horror province prime minister be on meant to said the failed coup was led by a senior military officer and left the regional president and at least 2 other officials dead in a separate related incident the country's military chief was killed by his own bodyguard. arounds president hassan rouhani has demanded an international response for what he says was a violation of iranian airspace by an american drone terran has announced it will present a quote inconvertible evidence to the u.n. to support its claims the u.s. special envoy for iran has called on the international community to diplomatically urge ir

i get along with mohammad from saudi arabia. look, i spoke to saudi arabia when the oil prices a year ago were getting very high. and i wasn't so nice. and i said, you got to get some more oil into the system because what's happening is no good. and they did. and the people are driving it very low numbers right now. you haven't seen in the old days you'd have spikes where the gasoline went to $5 and more. and it wasn't so -- wasn't so good. but i also get along with people that would be perceived as being very nice. >> now, i pressed the president further on the case of the journalist jamaul khashoggi being killed, allegedly by soudy operatives. that was the conclusion of the united nations report that came out last week, ana and you heard the president there say that he didn't think that anybody had actually pointed a finger at mohammad bin salman. that's just not the case. that's not what the outcome of the united nations report suggested. i did ask him whether or not he thought the prospect of a government murdering a swrourn

mohammad. dahlan one mopar not. me. i was in goma my brain shut down so i can. know what it's happening with my daughter she was the sake of to me she's has a sci fi. not a. lot of. the day. whoa. whoa 2 whoa. is the store cool moment that's going to affect the history of the world. at least . this is a huge migration that's happened in my lifetime and it's hard to know what's going on when you listen to them. so i want to see what it really is really going on so that's part of why i wanted to come here. because i grew up in lebanon on during the war i was mostly you know running away from a place to another. my parents looking to greece for 2 years during war when it was really really bad and they couldn't stay anymore so they left to greece. but then they went back to lebanon because they could. look so of course when i see people here i mostly think about my parents. i believe that this is the one part of the therapy is to. our faith is that our tama was at our you know the absurd to really harsh things that are happening in life. dannie most of the managemen

the announcement out by the end of this week could be reined in foreign minister mohammad javad zarif will be sanctioned by the us government comes as a surprise here in iran this person mom which of us are reef is a career diplomat who has lived in the united states he was at the united nations for many many years and he is known as the face of these amika public on the international stage that shovelled all around the world and met with many many diplomats he is very well known on that level every so this decision is very much a surprise many analysts say here this is one of the most surprising decisions by the trumpet ministration in the meantime the decision to sanction the iranian supreme leader will likely not have much effect the ayatollah khomeini has not left iran in over 30 years since he was president in 1909 the last time he left around was on a state visit to china in april of 1989 the commanders that have been sanctioned as well will not really be much affected by this decision many here believe this announcement shows how desperate the united states is in trying to get

he set up a deal with mohammad bin salman that mohammad bin salman will pay for it essentially. kushner money matters more than anything else, which is why he looked so horrified and disdainful that jonas and swan were asking him this question, telling him he wasn't going to divulge top-secret conversations. the interesting thing is when rex tillerson was seblcretary o state, he found jared kushner wouldn't divulge top-secret conversation within mohammad bin salman very oppressive figure who indeed carried out the murder of jamal khashoggi. rex tillerson couldn't find out with jared kushner and mohammad bin salman were discussing on whatsapp and he was the secretary of state. so i don't know who jared kushner thinks should be privy to his conversations but it sounds like he didn't think anyone should be. and that is really bad for our national security. >> oh, we really appreciate you being here today. thank you for your time. being here today thank you for your time. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimis

but mohammad couldn't stop him building this religious sentiment downtown. i strongly believe i did my part. but the police. and all of them to conduct the program then they did the program so the security personnel must take all the responsibility in terms of this blast and misters ahead on activities. mahmud hizbullah was the governor of this region at the time of the attacks a political ally of sri lanka's president he's been accused of not doing enough. before the 8th or attacks did you have any knowledge of the m.t.g. i and their role in iraq if in this area of course they're there they're functioning no 2. indeed the as as a doubling this group. not terrorists we don't know about the terrorism as a religious group they are functioning but only think that extreme on the religion when wasting their norm using nothing in the white could be a tux a photograph surfaced from 2050 showing his blood shaking hands with zahra as to other easter sunday suicide bombers the gone. to his school law and some polity. believe in new on we knowingly or unknowingly suppo

and says there is credible evidence linking crown prince mohammad to the crime.diplomatic push the u.s. special envoy to the middle east following the latest build up of tensions with iran. the russians and the ukrainian are charged with the murder over the shooting down a flight $17.20. kenyan court finds 3 men guilty in the university attack that killed 148 people in 2015. the responsibility for the murder of saudi journalist is clear and an international investigation is needed that's the conclusion of a lengthy inquiry by un special rapporteur agnes cullum are her report describes death inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october as an extra judicial killing for what saudi arabia is responsible she calls for further investigation into the individual responsibility of saudi officials at the highest levels including crown prince mohammad that. the report also details taped conversations about body disposal in the moments before arrival at the consulate she says the killing is an international crime with universal jurisdiction she's urging a criminal inq

but mohammad couldn't stop him building this religious sentiment downtown. i strongly believe you i did my part. but the police. and i want them to conduct the programme then they did the programme so the security personnel must take all the responsibility in terms of this time mr as i have on activities. mahmood hizbullah was the governor of this region at the time of the attacks a political ally of sri lanka's president he's been accused of not doing enough. before the in-store attacks did you have any knowledge of the him t.g.i. and their role in iraq if in this area of course they're there they're functioning . indeed the as as exactly this group. not terrorist we don't know about the terrorism as a religious group they're functioning but only think that it's on the religion when . they norm using nothing in the white could be a tux a photograph surfaced from 2015 showing his blood shaking hands with zahra as to other easter sunday suicide bombers the gong. to his school law and some polity. really new one we knowingly or unknowingly supported the stifle

mohammad s met with from shaking hands with ethiopian prime minister abi ahmed to a jail cell in one day the sudanese opposition leader was part of a delegation that met with ahmed after he arrived in khartoum on friday to act as a mediator as met the rest is expected to hamper efforts to reopen talks between the opposition and the military earlier this week more than 100 protesters were killed in a crackdown by the military haunt us. the opposition has issued a list of demands including restoring freedom of the press and access to the internet before they were turned to negotiations. first the military council needs to recognize that a crime was committed secondly there needs to be an international investigation into the dispersal of the sit in thirdly all political detainees and all political prisoners held by the previous regime need to be released. the transitional military council hasn't said whether those demands will be met by the president of the transitional military council abdel fatah or han confirmed that the council is open for negotiations and reaching a solution at any

marandi from the university of tehran he joins me from the iranian capital mohammad welcome to going underground so before we get there any events in the persian gulf or anywhere else we just heard david horowitz that and he's calling iran's mommas nazis. he's calling your country fascist medieval barbaric jew hating western ating woman aiding gating that's what your country is yet sounds mainstream that's what we usually hear in the western media so it's not very extraordinary i never understood what the mullahs mean but my boss at the university but the head of my department is a woman and we have jews in this country and we have kosher restaurants we have churches in this country and we see celebrations during christmas especially the armenian christmas in tehran and other major cities where we have christians and. anyone who travels you run would see and know that the anti iranian up again the coming out of the western media is largely nonsense well you have some way to go on cue right i think everyone would accept that but mike pompei o the secretary of state the united states a

mohammad says he would rather die than go back to afghanistan but with the new legislation he's losing hope of being able to just stay in germany let's get you some more background on these new bills want to go now to our correspondent to thomas sparrow thomas what does this new legislation cover ever since we had the so-called migration crisis here german politicians in particular from the government have mentioned 2 words order and control and these this package of new laws tries precisely to do this you can group those laws roughly in 2 areas one namely trying to present rules to make it easier to deport failed asylum seekers we saw some of those elements in piece the 2nd aspect is trying to attract qualified migrants in particular from non e.u. countries also trying to make it easier for those people to try and come to germany again order and control but there has been indeed criticism in particular regarding the 1st part of this of this package namely that aspect of deportation and it's come of course not without controversy these plans. that's correct and in particular they say r

' saudi aratrials of what the kingdom calls a "rogue" operation without the knowledgep of cronce mohammad bin salman. today a state department official said "we are determined to press for accountability for every person who was responsle." also today the saudi minister of state for foreign affairs " tweeted tport contains clear contradictions and baseless allegations, which challenges its credibility." before that criticism, i interviewed the report's author, u.n. special rapporteur agnesma cald. welcome to the nwshour. we quote those inside the consulate who were waiti for khashoggi's arrival. thge seems to s this was premeditated. >> there's very little doubt that murder was premeditated. you have already identified the presence of forensic doctor ind the team of 15 saudi officials. an hour before mr. khashoggi was actually killed they were discussing the dismemberment of his d boder so killing was planned, and killing was premeditated.. at i would could not ascertain was whether or not killi was the first objective or whether they were also considering kidnapping with killing a second

the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif warned today that those waging economic war against terror could not expect to remain safe how do you interpret those words for i think for the iranian foreign minister isn't it is important to signal that iran can respond to these course of measures to what the iranians call economic warfare and that can have implications for u.s. interests in the region and the neighboring region of iran and i guess this is what the president or excuse me what foreign minister as i leave is this pointing to respond how. well by threatening the security of u.s. troops in the in the in the middle east for example by exerting pressure on us allies in the region and what iran has always been saying of the point that iran has tried to make is that if if you ron is living in an secure environment will make sure that the others are insecure as well so that the solutions are somewhat found to make sure that the security is generated for everyone and not for everyone but iran. that was speculating but was was speculating on the on the basis of these was that

palestinian prime minister mohammad shtayyeh said ahead of the gathering -- "this workshop is simply a political laundry for settlements and a legitimization of occupation." palestinians rallied in the occupied west bank and gaza strip monday to protest the event. this is miriam abu dakka of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. >> if they give us all of the billions of the world, we will not sell our land. it is not for sale. it is a shameful deal. amy: an unprecedented heat wave is gripping central europe this week with temperatures in france, spain, italy, switzerland, and germany expected to hit 100 degrees and above, though experts say humidity will make it feel like 116 degrees and higher. the highs will surge to 36 degrees higher than average for this time of year, setting records across french cities where experts say heat waves are on the rise in recent years due to the accelerating climate crisis. the french national forecasting service has warned that record-breaking heat waves would continue to intensify and double in frequency by 2050 if global emissions are

i'm joined on the line now by professor mohammad marandi from the university of tehran let's look at the contradictions of that announcement we heard today professor washington says it's waiting for iran to come to the negotiating table but then also hints that sanctioning the country's top diplomat next week how do you assess that. the people here are more or less saying that the trumpet ministration is really. extraordinarily humiliated and upset that the iranians have been able to . shoot down a $200000000.00 drone are some double f. $35.00 with iranian made surface to air missile cost maybe a few tens of thousands of dollars. this humiliation i think is something that is still up sending them even during the last few days and the real reason why the united states didn't attack iran is that i think the united states is was surprised that not only was the run capable of carrying out such an operation and defending its airspace but also the fact that the iranians had no reservations they were not scared of the united states they were not intimidated by the united states i think that

iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif has responded via twitter to the latest u.s. sanctions saying the measures aren't an alternative to war they are war america's special envoy on iran says washington is committed to his policy of maximum economic pressure because he says it's working. tensions between the u.s. and iran but also discussed at a meeting of defense ministers from the nato alliance in brussels u.s. acting defense secretary marcus but told the gathering that washington doesn't want to go to war with iran but it will not tolerate any further incidents the natives actually general yen stoltenberg said the alliance is worried about iran's latest moves. all hours share concerns when it comes to iran. do you stabilising activities in the region with their support for different terrorist groups their missile program over program over on and also the announcement that they will now start to enrich uranium again so i expect that we will. we will continue to consult on this issues. need to also of exchange intelligence information on the situation in the gulf.

. >> i get along with mohammad. >> and jokes with putin. in their first meeting since the mueller report. insight and analysis from our powerhouse roundtable. we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. we want to get right to that breaking news. a bit of history made just hours ago. president trump, the first sitting president to set foot in north korea. there you see him at the dmz, that dangerous dividing line for more than 60 years, shaking hands first with kim jong-un and then together, they cross over into north korea. history right there. and after that, a 40-minute private meeting in freedom house. with the south korean president. eygreed to restart the nuclear talks that collapsed in hanoi earlier this year. president trump clearly thrilled with the result. >> historic moment. i think the relationship that we developed has -- has meant so much to so many people. and it's just an hono

of the 6 candidates in the running only former prime minister city mohammad has a real chance of chasing top candidates. or it is that this you have suffered but you can put an end to the suffering you must end this suffering on saturday and vote for change. some. real change is unlikely to come from the election but the prospect of mauritania's 1st ever peaceful transition of power is progress in itself. and that is it for now from d.w. news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with images of the gold market in the sudanese capital which has reopened after staying closed through the race taking the scenic side i. take it personally. with. me and some special. treats for. the bulk of the foot long line hijacking. where i go wrong the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a reality show it's not just good versus evil posts for a while. in countries like russia china church people or childhoods and if you're a journalist and you try to get me to.

ok let's get going let's bring in our guests today they are mohammad marandi he's head of american studies at the university of tehran he joins us from the iranian capital hillary mann leverett is c.e.o. of the political risk consultancy group strategy and formerly u.s. state department official she joins us from washington and keeping us company in london sahil shah he's a policy fellow at the european leadership network where he leads the iran project which works to protect the iranian nuclear agreement welcome to you all mohammad marandi in tirana welcome back to inside story as far as the trumpet ministration is concerned is there as of today a plan b. when it comes to what do we do next i think that's probably the most important problem that the team in washington has created for trump there is no exit strategy this maximum pressure policy that the united states has imposed on iran is really a dead end the iranians are saying that we after 10 years of negotiations agreed to a nuclear deal we've given significant concessions we've been flexible. and now the united states has exited the

ok let's get going let's bring in our guests today they are mohammad marandi he's head of american studies at the university of tehran he joins us from the iranian capital hillary mann leverett is c.e.o. of the political risk consultancy group strategy and formerly u.s. state department official she joins us from washington and keeping us company in london sahil shahr he's a policy fellow at the european leadership network where he leads the iran project which works to protect the iranian nuclear agreement welcome to you all mohammad marandi in tirana welcome back to inside story as far as the trumpet ministration is concerned is there as of today a plan b. when it comes to what do we do next. i think that's probably the most important problem that the team in washington has created for trump there is no exit strategy this maximum pressure policy that the united states has imposed on iran is really a dead end the iranians are saying that we after 10 years of negotiations agreed to a nuclear deal we've given significant concessions we've been flexible and now the united states has exited th

all the world bodies in concern about saving the lives of civilians ok mohammad. thank you very much for correspondents mommas joining us from yemen after those developments there we understand. airports in southern seiji arabia civilian terminal was targeted by the rebels 26 people were injured in that attack. let's take you back to our other breaking news story that's coming to us out of hong kong where police have moved in on the phone sounds of protesters who have been surrounding the legislative council the police have used tear gas and pepper spray on the demonstrators in a bid to clear that area where earlier to be on a controversial proposed extradition law how it's been delayed as acts of us managed to successfully block politicians from entering that building since then as you can see from the images you're bringing you things have deteriorated a riot police are now filling the streets of hong kong let's check back in with a reporter sarah clarke who is in hong kong for us just bring us the latest from where you are what's been happening. there we can co

sanctions are aimed at stopping iran getting nuclear weapons however the iranian foreign minister mohammad. is arguing that washington is being hypocritical after a threatened strikes over the downing of the american grow new got on the set the plan that you were really worried about $150.00 people how many people have you killed with a nuclear weapon how many generations have you wiped out with these weapons it is us who because of our religious use will never pursue a nuclear weapon al jazeera is in basra view with the latest from iran's capital tehran. leaders here in tehran will see any talk of dialogue coming from the united states is highly disingenuous and the latest sanctions by the united states really only make the situation worse now in terms of sanctions being placed on iran in practical terms there are already so many sweeping sanctions on iran as a country as a government by the united states that anything else is really nothing more than symbolic and even though these latest sanctions on the supreme leader are entirely symbolic it is that symbolism that iranians will find de

of the 6 candidates in the running only former prime minister city mohammad has a real chance of chasing top planted it. is that this you have suffered but you can put an end to the suffering you must end this suffering on saturday and vote for change. so i'm. not so slow real change is unlikely to come from the election but the prospect of mauritania's 1st ever peaceful transition of power is progress in itself. and that is it one hour from africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with images off the gold blockades in the sudanese capital khartoum the chest reopened off to staying closed through and restating the scenic side i buy. they want to raise. you know water has never far away. water and will people of all smoke made of it that's going to be the coming view from our tour of the city today and it's all going to have a lot on my list. would be complete without a trip to hoax springs marionette theater. to g.w. . so she'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football thanks again. for coming in fronts. place of excitem

powers he said germany was working to prevent the deals complete failure his iranian counterpart mohammad job at serif said the discussions had been frank and serious. most shops and businesses remained closed in the sudanese capital khartoum monday as pro-democracy protesters continued a general strike.

powers he said germany was working to prevent the deals complete failure his iranian counterpart mohammad job at serif said the discussions had been frank and serious.

jones in berlin the to have you with us and we're starting in nigeria where last month the president mohammad. was sworn in for a 2nd term in office it was a narrow election election win that took place against a backdrop of economic uncertainty among the biggest challenges he's facing is slowing growth the nigerian economy is projected to grow by just over 2 percent this year that's well below forecast for many other african countries obstacles to growth include poor infrastructure frequent power outages and corruption and unsurprisingly those kinds of problems are doing little to spur investment in 2018 nigeria attracted far less foreign investment than egypt south africa ghana or ethiopia but it's not all doom and gloom area is africa's biggest oil producer currently producing some $1900000.00 barrels a day so what's holding nigeria back and where does president hari have to act let's bring in wise to egypt is our correspondent in. listen jerry is an oil rich country but apparently there's a point infrastructure there's problems with power and water supply how is the possible. yes that out

they call mohammad hafeez the professor, but this was a miscalculation. were they about to blow it? operated in a bubble of calm. every drive drained the menace from new zealand's bowlers. not long after, the match was over. in 1992, pakistan won a world cup after a similar start. watch out england, they are behind you. now to football where hosts egypt are through to the last 16 of the africa cup of nations with a match to spare after they beat democratic republic of congo 2—0 in cairo. mo salah picked up the second goal and in the earlier game at the same venue uganda drew 1—1 with zimbabwe to leave them in pole position to qualify second. two hours away in alexandria, nigeria have progressed from group b with a game to spare with a 1—0 win over guinea and our reporter in egythohn bennett can round it all up. ahmed elmohamady scored the first goal, as egypt lived up to expectations. 70,000 fans at the cairo international stadium had been waiting for this moment. after great work, national hero mohammed salah rocketed the ball past the keeper. uganda moved closer to the last 16 aft

ok let's get going let's bring in our guests today they are mohammad marandi he's head of american studies at the university of tehran he joins us from the iranian capital hillary mann leverett is c.e.o. of the political risk consultancy group strategy and formerly u.s. state department official she joins us from washington and keeping us company in london sahil shah he's a policy fellow at the european leadership network where he leads the iran project which works to protect the iranian nuclear agreement welcome to you all mohammad marandi in tirana welcome back to inside story as far as the trumpet ministration is concerned is there as of today a plan b. when it comes to what do we do next i think that's probably the most important problem that the team in washington has created for trump there is no exit strategy this maximum pressure policy that the united states has imposed on iran is really a dead end the iranians are saying that we after 10 years of negotiations agreed to a nuclear deal we've given significant concessions we've been flexible. and now the united states has exited the

the rebels have already targeted saudi arabia's port near the border with the amman mohammad. says the operations on airports and military sites will continue as long as the war in the yemen goes old . the hong kong government may be wavering in its support for a new law to allow extraditions to mainland china another mass demonstration on sunday is planned to stop the bill becoming law and advisor to government leader kerry says legislators should stop discussing the bill because of the high level of opposition. the international court of justice has rejected a request by the united arab emirates to grant an injunction have a discrimination case taken by cutting the state of cuts and has made a number of claims through the court in the netherlands after the u.a.e. and several other gulf countries imposed a land sea and air blockade the hearing is part of a one to legal battle being heard by judges in the hague in the netherlands all right you know if they will news or announces or more news coming up right after the stream from the clock it's by far. we're making millions off

mohammad still hopes that one day he'll find it different way to provide for his family and fulfill his dream of getting an education. and money when i can improve my economic situation and continue my studies then i'll have a bright future ahead. until then he'll keep relying on the striking red flowers to make ends meet and as long as there's global demand for opium hundreds of thousands of others will too. that's all for now we leave you now with japan's iconic shrine which is undergoing its fust restoration walk in 70 france your next time. with the senses. recognize. and experience the inexpressible. the cultural magazine. 21 on g.w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german and why not play with him it's simple online on your mobile and free to sapps court t w z e learning course nikos speak german made easy. facebook is going crypto. been flying for months the social media company finally presents its new crypto currency will it really gives additional payment systems a run for their mone

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has welcomed by iran's foreign minister mohammad serif talks went over time afterwards spoke repeatedly of war. even new tension in our region as a result of the economic war the united states declared against iran. that the only way to decrease tensions in the region is to stop the economic war. one cannot expect an economic war to continue against the iranian people and but those waging this war and those supporting it remain say. responded continuing the references to war week there is war in syria and in yemen fortunately not here. and i want to do everything we can to keep it that way but nevertheless the tensions here in the region are worrying what a contrast to the optimism of 2015 when iran agreed to limit its nuclear ambitions in the lead mark deal in return international sanctions on iran would be lifted i'll put under president donald trump the u.s. pulled out of the treaty and reimposed sanctions which have been crippling iran's economy the u.s. has also sent warships to the middle east part of a pressure campaign that some fear risks escalating into open conflict now asked

joining us now from nairobi is mohammed el nyima pseudonym the sudanese activist mohammad thanks for joining us you left khartoum we should say at the beginning of the month after the violent crackdown against protesters and you were in the crowd on june 3rd when the military opened fire today's demonstration is the biggest since that day what goes through your mind as you watch this protest evolve today. just for clarification i was not there at during the camp but i was there during the neighborhood protests on the day and that was sort of a day of despair and many people had anticipated that we would be cleared out of the occupation which i was attending quite often but we didn't expect the extent of the violence. it was clear that the transitional military council was trying to make us afraid and so today seeing people go out in the streets in complete defiance and as we speak right now marching towards the presidential palace is extremely heartwarming what's the situation on the ground today essentially what are people saying. so people today are feeling a sense of hope that the

were poured by the united nations on the killing of journalist she calls for saudi crown prince mohammad been summoned to be investigated the report cites what an independent human rights expert says is credible evidence linking been some on and other senior saudi officials took a ship she's murder at the country's consulate in istanbul last year a columnist for the washington post was known for his outspoken criticism of the saudi government the saudi journalist jamal as he arrives at the saudi consulate in istanbul minutes light of the washington post columnist will be murdered inside the building by saudi agents now are you an expert says his enemies at the very top of the government to blame the execution of the war was the response of the state. shortly after she entered the embassy these 2 men left one of them was dressed to look like the journalist complete with a fake beard. this picture shows the 2 suspects in the background apparently disposing of evidence. members of the hit squad then left the country on this private plane but despite the coverup the u.n. believes it knows wh

iran to the incident america says the vote see next to the tanker is iranian home when i speak to mohammad marandi who's head of the american studies department at the university of tehran thank you so much for being with us when giving iran's version of what happened in the gulf of oman last week the defense minister said that another boat an american boat he suggested was already at the scene before the iranian navy came to the rescue of the same as from the tank what evidence says iran have that this was an american vote. well the iranians have a strong presence in the persian gulf as well as in the gulf of oman and the strait of hormuz as well and the attack took place very close to the iranian. into iranian waters so obviously the iranians have a great deal of information about what goes on and this is one of the interesting things about the whole affair that the attacks took place so close to the iranian to iranian waters which is itself suspicious but more importantly the the america the americans claimed that these were mines but the owner of the ship says that they were not mines

mohammad nadir remembers the community from when he was a young man, 60 years ago.ere's a reason to celebrate. a family is coming in from jalalabad for a wedding party. and the bride is the niece of mp narender singh. i am very, very lucky and excited to be in such a party, seeing afghan boys and girls, men and women dancing under the same roof here in kabul. the teacher, arinder singh, is conducting the ceremony. for today's guests, the wedding is about the joining together of two families. it is a sign of hope for the future of this community here in afghanistan. but arinder singh is not so upbeat. days later, there is bad news. the body charan singh‘s missing brother has been found. he has been murdered and badly tortured. two people have been detained by police. but that's little consolation. the sikh community yearns for peace and stability. but in the face of tragedy it becomes harder to stay and easier to decide to leave afghanistan forever. hello, the summer solstice is less than a fortnight away, but in the week ahead the weather is going to feel almost aut

that was mohammad a. deputy head of sudan's transitional military council on june the 5th on sunday sudan's military rulers said that they will be boosting the presence of armed forces in the country the announcement came after the start of a general strike and a civil disobedience campaign by protest is among sudan's armed groups are the rapid support for c s a paramilitary unit demonstrators blame for last week's deadly crackdown in which the opposition says more than 100 people were killed the health ministry puts the death toll at $61.00 protest leaders on tuesday called off the general strike and have agreed to resume talks with the transitional military council anti-government rallies that began last december eventually led to a military coup ousting sudan's longtime leader ahmed bashir in april so what lies ahead for the popular uprising are with us to discuss this in austin texas. spokesperson for the sudanese engineers syndicate on the phone and out is that al-jazeera reporter had a morgan and he