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political analyst and doctoral student of the university of birmingham in minneapolis minnesota mohammad ali has sent founder and president of the so molly american peace council war welcome to you all her saying why haven't elections been held on time as per the per the law. well you said is the question that everybody is asking why. it's not the 1st time actually that. election is delayed from its. date but this time what is. happening is this. is coming at a time that there is no agreement on a mobile be. and it will be to kill agreement where all actors are happy with that kind of model that people have. a shot. on this elections so 2012 it was delayed almost a year 201678 it was delayed and at 5 months but that was what was tabled and this because this time it's more contentious and the current president not be forthcoming and leaving the big stick almost a confidence that the when ted from the cabinet and it's ok mohamed who should we blame for this but to delay the political it establishment represented by a president for muscle or is it the situation is very difficult with covert 19

and champions all son of south korea goals from medal at last and junior mohammad muntari and qatar national team hero and wise ali sealed the win for the doha based team. on monday european champions and tournaments favorites byron munich enter the club world cup byron will be taking on african champions in the semifinals with the egyptian team targeting a huge upset and he richardson has a story from doha our own the african champions league record knowing times but never before have the egyptian side reached the final of the club world cup in 2006 did finish 3rd to improve on mats this generation of players have to defeat european champions by in munich we know in the world cup we've won our 1st miss way in the semifinals we have broken this in very with if you ask any team in the continent of. no one has done what we have done. brian's relentless schedule meant they were in german league action on friday before flying straight to cats off of his semifinal a hectic timetable not helped by a 7 hour delay at berlin airport this is an office didn't it is annoying and i can't understand it i wasn't too amused about

mohammad bin salman. sort of setting a message to both of them, too, that america will have a clearer role, even in the middle east. >> no, that's right, ali. if you think about it, you know, who were trump's favorite leaders? mohammad bin salman was perhaps at the top of that list. the first trip donald trump took as president overseas, he broke precedent. instead of going to one of our -- he went to saudi arabia. i think, what you see is joe biden, very deliberately, picking venues. this -- the munich-security conference where he gave that speech today virtually. that's the venue in the heart of europe signaling, you know, you are our friends, you are our allies. not these other guys. the agenda is very different. he is talking about democracy. standing up to russia. climate change. diplomacy, to get back into the iran nuclear agreement. so, both the tone, the settings, and the substance, is entirely different than what we've seen the last four years. >> so, ben, this is the moment to determine whether some of those alliances have been damaged. obviously, g7 is a -- is a key alliance. nato is one, that was undermined by -- by donald trum

currently due to meet with the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif and he's already met with the head of iran's atomic energy organization ali akbar salehi this is what the next step will look like from february 23rd iran will no longer allow i.a.e.a. inspectors to come and go as they please they will have to go back to what it was like prior to 2015 when iran signed the nuclear deal the iranian foreign minister pointed out that at the moment the inspectors have 24 hour access to the cameras that are installed in the nuclear facilities those cameras will no longer be available to them as of february 23rd also inspectors will now have to request it in advance when they want to come into the country and where exactly they want to go in one of the nuclear sites they will no longer be allowed access to other facilities since 2015 the inspectors have visited $26.00 military sites as well on top of the nuclear sites all these additional protocols iran was hearing to voluntarily under the nonproliferation treaty they say because of the u.s. sanctions they are forced to take this measure at this time because they feel like it the u.