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journalist and publisher at le mali mag dot com i'm up a mali and news website mohammad writes extensively on security in the conflict in the sahara region in philadelphia susanna wing a specialist on west africa and associate professor at khaybar for college susanna is also author of constructing democracy in africa mali in transition and in aberdeen a lecturer at the university of aberdeen and author of inherent and contemporary challenges to african security welcome to each of you mohammed let me start with you today this report comes as there are still you in peacekeepers on the ground in mali 1st of all how significant is the report secondly from your vantage point what happens now. earth think your song like. an hour in the in the node initial doesn't serve the learner and they commence accuse and then force an instant under 'd the book cram against humanity and. then we're off of hansel money is all of it even if it's just you shouldn't and money and again we can. and finding it against the book really is not in the in the in might and some thought and of not believed on so hot dog

and i joined live by dr mohammad moneer a viral just at lancaster university now what's your view of this team up between astra zeneca and russia's galileo institute is it promising in your opinion. i think it's very healthy because the scientific collaboration beyond excited government is always up to share to it and i think one of the major who wanted this collaboration will bring in 2 is definitely to improve the efficacy of fosters i think oxford a vaccine because they've got one technical challenge and the challenge is that in the whole of this vaccine they use the same of actor to do to use board bills it's 1st build and the 2nd using the same factor which is technically and scientifically a relatively weaker approach because the immunity against those will also neutralize the virus against the 2nd dose and the beauty of the sport navy is that they use to despair devices to deliver the spy program not sauced to and that has certainly very wanted us so for for all of this collaboration what do you make of the reaction we're seeing to this new strain of kobe that that started in

the right message is something passed through the protests form of forming an interior minister mohammad. is the governing party's candidate you don't get a look at our candidate has visited all parts of the country even before the start of the campaign selling practical ideas to the people and to see how people live to understand their problems helps us design a program to better people's lives were confident of winning in the 1st round one of bazooms main rivals 3 time presidential candidate and former prime minister senor morrow says that one tavern. in my political experience it's impossible for anyone to win an election outright in the 1st round each of us would want to but it's impractical no one will it's very very difficult . a total of 30 candidates are running for president while some have complained hard most have been on the sidelines seeking to form alliances with stronger parties. although much of the campaign focused on who becomes president voters will also choose 171 representatives to fuel the seats in this parliament some will later form the country's next cabinet as i

at 5 o'clock in the morning mohammad wipes the last grains of dust from his 124 the most common taxi model and mark cash. he then sets off south for seti fatma in the atlas mountains i . mohammed's diesel powered car has more than a 1000000 kilometers on the clock it's only a little younger than its driver leave the valley is an insider's tip among tourists and a popular destination for the locals less than an hour from our cash. flow there's a great appreciation for water in areas north africa the restaurants and bars along the way offer a special feature getting your feet wet i put life in the mountains is tough with farming very limited many people here look for work in mark hash others get left behind especially unmarried women. this is painstaking manual work 1st the nuts are peeled then the hard shell is cracked and finally the moment shaped kernels are ground up this is how our gun is created the oil so beloved of the global cosmetics and food industry and its production provides many women with a small income. a number of cooperatives have been founded in the valley they empl

into custody it appears to have been taken after they were arrested in benghazi not on the photo mohammad ben-hur data mohamed is one of the 6 tinnies and crew members held by the libyans since he has been arrested by the libyans twice before his family has already feared for his life both times but this time uncertainty is wearing on the nerves of both his daughter now rests and mother money. we were always in contact and knew how he was doing with his phone always worked thinking that i will be me this time we haven't heard from him in months we don't know what's happening or if he's even still alive. i feel really exhausted. what we have i no longer have a sense of the future and when i look towards the sea. i'm afraid that my husband will not return as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. at the port of metz outta mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another. christina i'm a believe no worries about her husband salvo the 1st of

have been defeated it is just a group of for doubt and to wait for a suitable time to come up so as mohammad sick and on to parts of vermont he is covered by all of this group so they citizens or d. . civilians in this tots ah generally. a humanitarian problem because you need to find a way to support them on do you need to find a way to survive so monley on decide how the region is one of the biggest human each area in a crisis or not so that's how beach the the problem is and then suffering from quite a wide range of challenges and we need to keep and for sizing this point the political crisis that money is facing mali is a complex social and physical environment mali has a political system that was coupled together i think in the late fifty's it's. honestly you use every right to your means to keep this just disparate groups together for a better known time and as we've seen through do coups and a bunch elections that this system is no go well for long one not even a monument as we saw with a demonic elite was keep count in in august this year it doesn't work for anyone so do fundamental

ben had died out mohammad is one of the 6 tinnies and crew members held by the libyans since he has been arrested by the libyans twice before his family has already feared for his life both times but this time uncertainty is wearing on the nerves of both his daughter now rests and mother money i. am on the same thing that we were always in contact and knew how he was doing look at it with his phone always worked thinking that i will she think this time we haven't heard from him in months we don't know what's happening or if he's even still alive the. history i feel really exhausted. what we have i no longer have a sense of the future when i look towards the sea. now i'm afraid that my husband will not return. as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. media. at the port of metz out at mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another christina i believe no worries about her husband salvo the 1st officer on one of the fishing trawlers

is the home state of nigerian president mohammad yukari he has condemned the attack in a statement bihari said the military had located the kidnappers and exchanged fire backed up by air support it's the latest in a series of attacks by gunmen on nigerian schools one of the most serious occurred in 2014 when members of jihad his group boko haram kidnapped nearly 300 schoolgirls the families affected by this latest incident still waiting to find out who took their children. to sport now and in the bundesliga leon baby here scored twice by leverkusen bait hoffenheim for one to go top of the table the jamaican winger is enjoying a brilliant run of form at the moment and one of his trucks on sunday which you're about to see well almost certainly be a contender for goal of the season. leon bailey's performances this season have again attracted the interest of several big english clubs there's club scouts didn't have to wait long for another glimpse of bally magic. i assure corner routine with not the merry and then the strike a contender for goal of the season 4 minutes gone which if this go w

and also major construction companies like clark, also making payments at the behest of mohammad neru and other high-level employees within the department. again, that is problematic because there is a risk of pay to play. that i that ear getting contracts and these rates are being set in large part by the director of public works. many of these were going to accounts and ultimately to public works employees. so, perks alliance was one organization. so, public works employees were directing the payments to parks alliance and then the parks a alliance account where this money was heading held was under the control of public works employees. they were making direct payments to themselves. they appeared to be reimbursements for departmental costs >> however, in any situation that that was not the case, that would be a gift and that was a major problem. the other thing that we learned is that the public works employees were directing payments through a nonprofit that was not only providing services to children, giving them sporting equipment, but we know from investigative journalism done

mohammad used to catch wild sturgeon.ishing and pollution caused stocks to dwindle and fishing was banned in 2010. he started an aquaculture farm but it is hard to compete with bigger chinese companies. >> translator: china has moved to mass production. we can't compete using our same old methods. >> reporter: he decided to focus on ba luga sturgeon, which accounts for one-third of the market. the fish are raised in water piped in from the caspian sea, their native environment and can weigh up to 400 kilos. >> translator: we stay competitive by producing a high quality product. we hope iran will reclaim its position in the global market. >> an estimated 90% of caviar being traded now is farm-raised with companies in japan and europe entering the industry. there is more competition to meet the world's growing taste for caviar. >> so how to protect food sources and food culture. led's head to singapore to see how leading edge technology is delivering intelligent approaches to the table. >> a food court in the center of sing

it's exhausting i'm like shakespeare or should care i mean it's mohammad ali. around 17000000 people worldwide live with a cerebral palsy yet disability is often an obstacle to finding a job. may soon be on screen and on stage and the ted talks here is has been viewed millions of times she has shown the world how to succeed in working life with a disability i got 99 problems and polls he is just one. if there was an hour crush an olympics i would win the gold medal i'm palestinian muslim are female i'm just a vulgar and i move in new jersey. i imagine the acting business can be pretty brutal if you're not a tall skinny blonde woman or have times changed hollywood is about fantasy and perfection and it's very very of disabled people every time i did a scene from a glassman my professors would we but i never got cast finally in my senior year a.s.u. decided to do a show called the dance real slow in jackson it's a play about a girl with c.p. i was a girl with you on how observable thank god almighty i'm free at last i didn't get the part. you didn't think i could

and my dad's mohammad can't eman same time and they did it to cheer them up because they were basically because they like to make people happy. care and watch so notice your daughter's talent and began auctioning off her work to raise money for cancer charities this way the young painter has helped raise over 55000 year old for different foundations daisy has received many prizes for her commitment including 82001000 york shot her young achiever. do you see when daisy wants to paint she sometimes paints a little sometimes she paints a lots which gets quite embarrassed about people comments in given all the positive comments. daisy. his her very own artistic style but her culture works are often compared with those by french impressionist claude monet. and my lot of thankfully because people call me. during lockdown she painted a rainbow of miniatures. as a tribute to frontline workers her motif is featured on greeting cards and magnets the proceeds go to the national health service. all current. ones. own. for tax purposes. and then the glass. added more details tear gas and then and th

it's exhausting i'm like shake your shakier meets mohammad ali. around 17000000 people worldwide live with the cerebral palsy yet disability is often an obstacle to finding a job. may soon be on screen and on stage in the ted talks here is has been viewed millions of times she has shown the world how to succeed in the work life with a disability i got 99 problems and polls me is just one. if there was an oppression of lympics i would win the gold medal i'm calloused in muslim are female i'm disabled and i move to new jersey. i imagine the acting business can be pretty brutal if you're not a tall skinny blonde woman or have times changed hollywood is about fantasy and perfection and it's very very of disabled people every time i did a scene from a glass when i was very my professors would we but i never got cast finally in my senior year a.s.u. decided to do a show called they dance real slow in jackson it's a play about a girl with c.p. i was the girl with the. observable thank god almighty i'm free at last i didn't get the part i didn't think i c

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammad said. to kill the clogged it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated so to speak and it was not comprehensive. he still rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations come in they hadn't given them the green light and as we know he's not exactly a moderate like the money we're dealing. among the 1st and to the new market to a big era pay in companies that build aircraft and automobiles or develop oil and gas fields company executives signed contracts with senior iranian officials tehran hoped that these agreements would help to boost the economy. in 2017 to topple france's largest energy company agreed to buy 150000 barrels of oil per day from iran and to develop a huge natural gas fields in the persian gulf. would probably be free to. the reformers in iran had very concrete expectations johnstone's the europeans and americans did. i hope so that iran could rebuild its economy and that

double standards and condemn this act of state terror iranian american academic press the saeed mohammad marandi told me that the disclosure is unlikely to change anything with iran committed to solidly blaming israel. the weapon that was used was made in israel so when you look at the past record where 4 iranian scientists were murdered during the obama years and the recent murder and terror attacks which was carried out as you rightly said in front of his wife when you put these together they are followers of a similar pattern and it's the same triangle more of us the united states israeli regime and make a terrorist organization and of course this was a setback it was an intelligence but it is a iran is by far the most powerful country in west asia and i think the the sort of statements that this was not the israelis or that this may have been something internal is basically to what a muddy the waters because the israeli regime knows that the iranians have no option but to retaliate the iranians have already retaliated against the americans by the creasing by parliament to decreasing

and it was a success for iran's new president hassan rouhani and foreign minister mohammad several. of the clogged it will do it was a victory for the moderates and it had the support of the supreme leader. but that support was calculated so to speak and it was not comprehensive. he still rouhani and his people could never have gone as far as they did in the negotiations if i come in they hadn't given them the green light.

believed to hold as many as 1000000 weekers and internment camps to nigeria now where president mohammad has welcomed the release of more than 300 school boys kidnapped last week by armed men the boys were abducted from a school in the northwestern state of could sina the students will undergo medical examinations before being reunited with their loved ones nigeria's president said their release was quote a big relief to their families the entire country and the international community the jihadist group boko haram claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. spawn then why sue interest joins me from now good to see you get us up to speed what led to the release of the boys and what condition are they in. day boys were released after serious. according to what we know what we hide on 3 levels because do it held by different groups. in different places then they do for the association was part of been the position government in. power. to negotiations with the bundy's boys are still. to be small meant but chosen few does it appeared 6. had p. and the government in good condition it is not c

well mohammad is a viral just with lancaster university in england i asked him earlier what needs tohappen for the u.k. to get a handle on this latest search. having under strict lock down 40 percent of the country is on the. restriction and having 50 tweets 1000 or more than 50000 cases is really scare mongering and i think moving on there is only one situation is that a. lockdown would be 5 which hasn't been defying but that means that it would have . all of the time the school. into the lock down restricting of the students going into the into the universities all those mayors all together will bring the number down but without having a tougher space. i don't really think that the number of the cases would be dropping significantly and i mean we would be getting into a very great prospect in the coming weeks. governments across europe and north america are beginning to distribute a limited supply of vaccines and unavoidable question is who get them 1st opinions out divided of when to vaccinate people locked up in prisons and jails in the us human rights groups want prison is to be

hit by a wave of islamist attacks prompting renewed debate over cartoon depictions of the prophet mohammad. on the day of the verdict charlie had does cover reads god has been put in his place crime cannot be justified in the name of religion the 14 convicted of helping to organize the deadly attacks were given jail terms from 4 years to life but the court rejected some terrorism charges against several defendants. sue could decide this is your this ruling recognizes that without a compass is there would be no attackers and no terrorism. everyone operating in this shadow world should be severely punished. in january 25th dean 2 terrorists forced their way into the charlie hebdo offices and shot dead 12 people including france's most famous cartoonist coco an artist who survived the attack left her shaking that after the shooting there was a deathly silence. just 2 days later another terrorist seized hostages in a kosher food shop 4 people were killed this trial was an attempt to end a national trauma. this is an important trial because in this country freedoms are under attack it underline

vaccine now with mohamed near he's a fire ologist and vaccination expert at lancaster university mohammad welcome so how much immunity does this shot actually grant. well we know that this vaccine is a life saving that does put our people from getting really safe or and they go off in hospice and or unfortunately die but we don't really know if that this vaccine. getting some of the who is vaccinated from getting the infection or fossil evidence ourselves that these are the best that need to be addressed in coming days but at the same time i want to be old so i don't know if or how long the immunity would last although the immunity that is offered to show us within 7 days is significant enough to go back from the from the spirit form of the disease but for how long it will or not is something that we are not certainly sure because that is the one about the fear is that while the work of the phone book action against a serious form of the infection but this is certainly a good start because it would still have a citizen and then act on saving lives by a mere conspiracy in the hospital to a

not on the photo mohammad ben-hur data mohamed is one of the 6 tinnies and crew members held by the libyans since he has been arrested by the libyans twice before his family has already feared for his life both times but this time uncertainty is wearing on the nerves of both his daughter now rests and mother money. we were always in contact and knew how he was doing look at people with not his phone always worked thinking that i was in the thing this time we haven't heard from him in months we don't know what's happening or if he's even still alive. i feel really exhausted. when we have i no longer have a sense of the future and when i look towards the sea. i'm afraid that my husband will not return. as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. media. at the port of matata mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another christina i'm a believe no worries about her husband salvo the 1st officer on one of the fishing trawlers in our city at ou

and i didn't recognize him at 1st and then i slowly started to improve but it's now been 3 months mohammad's brother has been detained without trial according to his family their father described to us the shock of seeing his injured son's and questions why it happened where the real birth came those tears and from both my sons droning in their blood their legs shredded with pieces of flesh the wounds in the soldiers i couldn't handle seeing my children it is brutal and human why did they have to use this huge explosive device even on the bus from 2 kilometers away heard the explosion i was allowed to visit my sons in the hospital a week later they were in a serious condition and then they arrested one of them without charge or trial he was sent to prison when i visited him he was walking on crutches he had platinum in his legs replacing the bones because he shouted. israel says it was carrying out an anti terror raid seizing armed military operatives weapons and ammunition a statement describes the brothers as activists sounding are committed will be held in administrative detention until m

president mohamed to sue for i would address reports now from the capital niamey leadership president mohammad yousuf who votes not to stay in power but to elect a successor. he chose to step aside at the end of his 2nd term and a time some west african leaders tweak their country's constitution to remain in office the significance of this day is not lost on the 69 the or president. as of today is a special day for us it is also and most of all a special day phoenicia which will experience for the 1st time in its history a democratic change over and i hope that this change will be the 1st step towards other changes in order to solidify our democratic process i hope this 1st change over will enable him to solidify its reputation as a democratic country in africa and in the world and this is the man he designated as successor former minister of interior and 40 affairs it was a momentous challenge by 29 other candidates among them 2 former heads of state and a former prime minister. who senior says he has voted in every election since independence and easy again to choose a leader for. you do you

mohammad what attack there's been no claim of responsibility targeted attacks have increased in recent weeks last week the deputy governor of kabul was killed also by a car bomb somalia and kenya will resume diplomatic ties after east african leaders held an emergency summit to discuss the crisis somalia can't diplomatic ties with kenya on tuesday accusing it of meddling in politics after president who kenyatta hosted the leader of somaliland the regional bloc known as i gad was meeting in djibouti is the east african regional bloc was also looking at ways to deal with a humanitarian crisis in ethiopia is to grey region fighting broke out there last month when prime minister had ordered a military offensive against local forces well so far more than a 1000000 people are thought to have been displaced many have fled across the border into sudan germy taylor is a regional advocacy adviser for east africa and yemen at the norwegian refugee council he says the media manager terry and supplies are needed in sudan. the needs at the moment are very immediate what we're hearing from from those

regional administration of jubilant who is not in any way in good times with the president of somalia mohammad apply for module also the money time dispute between the 2 countries and to get the regional grouping is finding itself in the very challenging position of radiating between 2 of its founding members of course right now somalia is saying that it should not be taken for granted it's no longer the failed state it's been for most of the past 30 years and see the invitation by kenya or for president morsi of busy of somaliland the western somalia region that is sickening. recognition internationally in which to wants to separate from somalia. now they can then government is denying and saying that there's nothing to do with this so it's a money diplomats have been telling us on the sidelines of this summit that if they don't find a deal of this summit then there will be forced to ask kenyan forces who are suffering under the african union mission in somalia to get out of their country. and just on the other issue that they're looking at today 100 given that the ethiopians have so far been

live to terror on an iranian american academic um political analyst professor side mohammad marandi always good to have he one now i want to 1st off ask you if the scientist was attacked with the help of a satellite controlled weapon is that enough evidence to stop less who is behind the assassination. i think it's pretty clear anyway because it follows a an old pattern about a decade ago this reign these and the americans with the help of the m e k terrorist organization it's a cult which killed 17000 iranians and fought for saddam hussein and now works under the supervision of the united states they have a their main offices are in paris and they have a major base in albania and trump's retreat the information that the new york times has given with regards the statements made by 3 senior american officials that this really is carried out this attack it is all pretty clear there's really not much left to see the iranians are saying that the weapon that was used was made in israel so when you look at the past record where 4 iranian scientists were murdered during the obama years and one of

in tunisia set himself on fire in protest against police ruby tim and seized his cart and produce mohammad was easy died 18 days later triggering outrage. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to challenge the regime of the same lobby dean benignly after trying to for years of course or tarion rule the 90 fled the country on january the 14th 2011 saudi arabia granted him refuge. was left in turmoil. eventually protests spread beyond its borders. people in different countries across north africa and the middle east the mom did regime change truth. the movements became known the world over as the arab spring. in tunisia powell to magically fell into the hands of bin ali's prime minister ahmed to the new sheet but a day later on january the 15th the constitutional council determined the then speaker of parliament. was the rightful acting president he remained in office until months of promoters who pete was elected president by the constituent assembly in december . mother to be an opposition leader who spent 2 decades in exile in paris remained in power for screen years. so wha

of prophet mohammad. on the day of the verdict charlie had does cover reads god has been put in his place crime cannot be justified in the name of religion the 14 convicted of helping to organize the deadly attacks were given jail terms from 4 years to life but the court rejected some terrorism charges against several defendants sue could she said this is your this ruling recognizes that without a compass is there would be no attackers and no terrorism and everyone operating in this shadow world should be severely punished. in january 2015 to terrorists forced their way into the charlie hebdo offices and shot dead 12 people including france's most famous cartoonist coco an artist who survived the attack left her shaking that after the shooting there was a deathly silence. just 2 days later another terrorist seized hostages in a kosher food shop 4 people were killed this trial was an attempt to end a national trauma. this is an important trial because in this country freedoms are under attack it underlines

the share a knee and nation community to deliver its 1st peaceful handover of power president to mohammad yousuf or who came to power in a coup for being elected 2011 is stepping down after 2 terms for its successor mohamed it's a 30 strong field of candidates. and unemployment support for payments for millions of americans has ended so after president trump you sign a group of ours relief and spending bill that i not $100000000000.00 package was approved by republicans and democrats in congress. they use has begun its mass vaccination program in what will be one of. world's largest inoculation campaigns the aim is to protect the population of 450000000 people prime minister tarkus is one of the 1st people in greece to receive the vaccine you'll be kicking off the national war it's after pledging to get the job live on television christmas in a sharp rise in infections since november greece's reported more than 130000 active cases and 7000 deaths. well 3 countries started inoculations a day earlier germany a 101 year old woman in an out of the care facility was among a small number of peo

the right message is something passed through the protests form of forming an interior minister mohammad. is the governing party's candidate in and then look at our candidate has visited all parts of the country even before the start of the campaign selling practical ideas to the people and to see how people live to understand their problems that helped us design a program to better people's lives were confident of winning in the 1st round. one of bazooms main rivals 3 time presidential candidate and former prime minister senor morrow says that one tavern. in my political experience it's impossible for anyone to win an election outright in the 1st round each of us would want to but it's impractical no one will it's very very difficult . a total of 30 candidates are running for president while some have complained hard most have been on the sidelines seeking to form alliances with stronger parties. much of the campaign focused on who becomes president voters will also choose 171 representatives to feel the seats in this parliament some one later from the country's next cabinet as in previ

year of the prophet mohammad and they see why you should you why you always need to sure this saw prison is already all the time criticizing the french president in pakistan and then banning of this you have a lot of muslim people going on the streets protesting burning the french flag even boy called the french products so it's going to harm more france but that's there's nothing else to do because france has its law and it has to be respected. thank you for your time and your comments. and staying in france divisions are deepening there as tensions between the public the police and the president as collate as well the man on the crown is now calling for urgent reforms to law enforcement that after 2 of the largest police unions have called on their members to start performing id checks they were angered by morons comments about police officers are going to interview on friday the french president said that police are much more likely to stop and check people of color we spoke to one of the leaders of the largest police union in france who told us about the challenges of being a police

ritter he is a former intelligence officer and united nations weapons inspector and into and we have mohammad marandi he is a professor at the university of toronto gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to professor marandi interim 1st professor marandi even over the last year iran. saw the assassination of one of its. celebrated military officials probably the greatest. cherice hunter and killer in the world and then we have this scientist. over the last few days sas unaided and by all accounts it was an israeli operation we don't know to what degree the americans were knowledgeable of it but it doesn't really matter here so it looks quite likely a new administration will be coming into power in january there's a lot of speculation about the last days of the trumpet ministration and some saber rattling when it comes to iran and of course there is the jay c.p.o. way on the line here a lot of speculation about what bae may or may not do. what is your thoughts on this here in this transition because iran stays me i

can mohammad wardak there's been no claim yet of responsibility targeted attacks have increased in recent weeks there last week the deputy governor of kabul was killed also by a car bomb. well u.s. president elect joe biden has introduced key members of his environment an energy team ushering in some more government fests the nominees include the fast african-american man to head the environmental protection agency or a new bull power advocates to lead the department of energy and the country's 1st ever nation of american cabinet secretary she have a chance he has more for us from biden's hometown of wilmington and ottawa with this team he really he really can say this is historic moment particularly with harlem's nomination for interior we should not understate the interior department i think we were suggesting that it was mainly to do with tribal land this is a federal all federal grant all u.s. federal and you know 100000 millions of acres of land in the natural resources the but mineral rights the the fossil fuel rights the wildlife the water i mean this is such an important such an i

ritter he is a former intelligence officer and united nations weapons inspector and into and we have mohammad marandi he is a professor at the university of toronto gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to professor marandi interim 1st professor marandi even over the last year iran. saw the assassination of one of its. celebrated military officials probably the greatest. cherice hunter and killer in the world and then we have as scientists. over the last few days sas unaided and by all accounts it was an israeli operation we don't know to what degree the americans were knowledgeable of it but it doesn't really matter here so it looks quite likely a new administration will be coming into power in january there's a lot of speculation about the last days of the trumpet ministration and some saber rattling when it comes to iran and of course there is the j. c.p.o. away on the line here a lot of speculation about what bae may or may not do.

khan mohammad wardak there's been no claim yet of responsibility targeted attacks there have increased so in recent weeks last week the deputy governor of kabul was killed also by a kabul. violent protests have broken out in lebanon off to a major hike in university tuition fees police used tear gas to disperse crowds in the capital beirut students responded by throwing bottles and other objects in the protest follows a decision by some universities to price situation on a new dollar exchange rate which will see some fees triple. well voting is underway in thailand's 1st local elections since the military coup in 2014 last year's general poll accusations of manipulation stalking anti-government protests this provincial vote could indicate the effectiveness or otherwise of those demonstrations tony chang reports from the city of somewhat. once he was seen as the savior of type politics a charismatic leader whose reform agenda captures a culture of the votes in last year's election since then his party future forward has been dissolved and he's been banned from politics for a decade but

not on the photo mohammad ben-hur data mohamed is one of the 6 tinnies and crew members held by the libyans since he has been arrested by the libyans twice before his family has already feared for his life both times but this time uncertainty is wearing on the nerves of both his daughter now rests and mother money. we were always in contact and knew how he was doing looking for his phone always worked thinking that i was anything this time we haven't heard from him in months we don't know what's happening or if he's even still alive. i feel really exhausted. but he's not so happy i no longer have a sense of the future and when i look towards the sea. i'm afraid that my husband will not return. as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. media. at the port of metz outta mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another christina no worries about her husband salvo the 1st officer on one of the fishing trawlers in our city at the mall are childr

region he held talks with a meet of qatar shift i mean but how middle 30 and saudi crown prince mohammad been sad man the visit was widely seen as a last ditch effort by the trump administration to end the land sea and blockade that was imposed by saudi arabia u.a.e. bahrain and egypt qatar. in june 2017 the locating countries sever diplomatic ties with doha and issued a list of 13 demands for qatar to implement. they include downgrading ties with iran closing a turkish military base and shutting down al-jazeera qatar dismissed the demands as a violation of its sovereignty the us has been trying to end the blockade where reared its might undermine its efforts to contain iran's influence in the region in the last few months american officials had been hoping saudi arabia would open his space to the tide of flights and move the trump administration believes will deny iran an estimated $100000000.00 in annual fees qatar pays to fly over its airspace the coming days and weeks which show if the gulf rival nations are ready to set aside their differences $1.00 of the ones of the brocade might

scale of the needs and a steep drop in funding of left the humanitarian response close to collapse mohammad that 0 reports. these small letup in human suffering and is the method 3000000 people are displaced most live in does something complex like this one surviving us best as they come waiting for help from the outside world. thousands and during the cold on the waterless plains in a shop come near the city of them in the south. we are suffering due to the cold weather we need blankets for organization and philanthropist there is no support for the children this called the corona virus pandemic disease and malnutrition her all adding up to make life here extremely difficult we need to health center in the camp to deal with mountain and also to treat pregnant women. even before the war human imported 90 percent of the steeple from kuwait but supplies. a sharp fall in the value of the yemeni riyal has led to the prices of essential commodities like food and medicine story in the absence of help from the government and international allies assurance most people here the muscle the elements o

and then their parents will be brought in to meet them finally we also understand that president mohammad a boy heidi who earlier on expressed happiness about the news of the release of the children maybe meet them before he departs for a budget tomorrow he's been vacationing is in that's in a state for nearly a week now it was actually on that he arrived kids in a state that the abduction took place tell me the parents must be hugely relieved to be had a chance to speak to them about. absolutely earlier today when we drove in from qana where we overnighted the yes today we drove straight to where we met some parents what we met one whose child escaped on saturday and made it home on sunday but he was in a bad shape right now he's fighting for his life he has sickle cell anaemia and they treated him in hospital but he's not in the very good. the doctors are his parents to take him back or now with the other parent we spoke to didn't see these child he said he s. the government asked them to be a little bit more patient but he said whatever the government was doing was not working and i be

so mohammad if that's the case what do you think of these measures that have been taken of closing borders and stopping travel with britain. well one thing is really true so i mean is that you know if you recall from the very beginning of this and make most of the infections from one china move to other countries to travel through social contacts and so on so now that we have identified this new variant here in the u.k. certainly there are possibility that it is already reaching to other countries because it was 1st identified back in september and at that point it wasn't a dummy there so chances for people to specifically break up that strain and then having the possibility to escape the test that is conducted only it would and that it would be really moving into any naive country and that is pretty slim but having said that we have to make sure that this strain is not disseminated not only in the euro but also in any other countries because if it has 75 percent more transmissible and if this becomes the domain experience that is going to make a really big trouble for the transmission and