and with four years to go until the qatar world cup we will take a look at the controversies surrounding the next edition of the biggest football fans. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program british prime minister to resubmit has failed to achieve a breakthrough on the final bragg's a deal after crunch talks in brussels to resign made that with the european commission president for further negotiations ahead of an e.u. summit on sunday may has faced heavy criticism from members of the u.k. parliament over the draft rights that agreement with two senior ministers resigning and spokesman said that good progress have been made during the meeting but that work is ongoing here's what may had to say after meeting own car. we had a very good meeting this evening we've made further progress and as a result we've given sufficient direction to monica as i hope for them to be able to resolve the remaining issues in that work will start immediately i now plan to return to further meetings including with president on saturday to discuss how we can bring to a conclusion this process and bring it to a

and what for years to go until the qatar world cup we'll take a look at the controversy surrounding the next edition of the biggest football event in the world. little rock it's great to have you along every one of britain's prime minister is back in brussels to try and. finalizing agreement on the u.k.'s exit from the european union theresa may is meeting with european commission president could younger for further negotiations on a briggs a deal she's aiming to shore up support ahead of a crucial summit of european leaders this sunday and to bring back a deal that will win the british parliament approval may has faced heavy criticism from members of parliament over the draft agreement with senior ministers already resigning so a lot at stake for her joining us from brussels now is due to view correspondent again york mark just again york so theresa may arrived she shook hands with younger and i don't want to be reading too much into this but they didn't utter a word no niceties nothing for the cameras how tense is the situation clearly there is it's a tense subject but we look we have

qatar has four more years to prove the football world wrong. sarah: a quick reminder of the top stories we are following before we go. british prime minister theresa may has met with european commission had jean-claude juncker in brussels. a spokesman said the two made very good progress on agreeing to a blueprint for the future relations with the block after brexit. may is intent on finalizing the details of the divorce agreement ahead of a summit with eu leaders on sunday. the european commission has rejected italy's 2019 budget, but the country's populist government has vowed to defend itits plans, especially on welfe , setting the two sides on a collision course. and with that, you're up to date on dw news. i am sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for watching. have a great day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

activist base in qatar the said right after the death of that he's phone he was hacked and that he was told by. a university lab in his phone was hacked inside the arabia and he was concerned that his contacts were copied and that some of his conversations including conversations was. could have been is dropped by the by the saudis and i think we're seeing now this new pattern where we're getting the continuing leaks yesterday about the what happened of the body that was dismembered and then carried in five suitcases to the residence of the consulate today the new revelation about the mobile phone i have to say also that his fiance. said that she handed over to personal photos of them to the investigators and hashim president everyone is continuing to put pressure as that information is released on saudi on the u.s. for information for accountability in either countries responding to that pressure . what is keeping up the pressure for for a reason now he's talking more about king said moment i believe these things that he trusts him but he wants him to come forward and tell the world w

qatar national bank, the consensus rating, 2.6 from analysts.ill that bring fresh wind to the company? >> definitely. it is the biggest bank in the region. this stock has gained over 50% so far this year. it's a very positive story. it is one of the names that shows that qatar is doing quite well. they took measures to attract foreign investors at a moment that people were just concerned about the future of the qatar-based stock market. back in march, we talked about this several times. they authorized an increase in foreign ownership for the stock from 25% to 49%. this has given a sharp boost to the share. a lot of people are saying that this stock is overpriced, too expensive. there is momentum. everyone is asking who is going to be the new ceo. at the same time, it gives a positive idea that we have the ceo going to an important ministry. maybe things will be in -- easier for the private sector. tracy: qnb is hogging all of the limelight this morning. i will widen out this discussion. are there other qatari stocks we should keep an i on in li

it appears to be linked to the qatar crazy crisis and a nice thing authorities are really. going forward with their crush on dissent any other position opposing voice is being pressed this is a clear signal that they will not accept all agree to have anybody criticizing them from within although that and you've said miss watching that the international community silence on the continued crackdown on dissent must come to an end why do you think there has been a silence and what difference do you think international pressure would make here. international pressure would shame behind into that the actions they are taking so far the voices from the international voices have that have not being very loud there are business. economic ties and exchanges between these countries and i think it is you know it is taking. the it is it it is deemed more important it appears than the justice will people in bahrain so given that how hopeful are you for the immediate and unconditional release of at least. some that amnesty is calling for at the moment it doesn't seem very likely that he wi

to some degree pushes qatar the arms of the turks. again, there's always a chicken and egg and which came first and so forth. to some degree perhaps when you ran as well another reason to try to solve that particular dispute, but turkey has, certainly appears as if president erdogan after several years of enormous effort been able to consolidate the power of turkey and the presidency because of course he could no longer be the prime minister so it had to gravitate where he is . and you know, he always, used to enjoy again striding the world stage as the embodiment of political islam. at its finest. and of course he was supportive of the muslim brothers in egypt and of political islam and some other areas and let's be very clear, i'm afraid i've been a little blunt today but you have to understand that soldiers have no alternative but to be direct and blunt. let's recognize that the biggest fear of many of the leaders in the gulf and i'll see if prince turkey not this , is not al qaeda, it's not crisis, it's political islam. it's not e

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to the twenty twenty two world cup is officially on football's biggest tournament will kick off in qatar in exactly four years time it's been moved from a traditional june july window to november and december to avoid extreme heat qatar will be the first country in the middle east to host the world cup and fever president gianni infantino believes the region is already benefiting. when you think about all the debate discussions on human rights on workers' welfare well without the world cup these debates are not of happened and the improvements which have happened would not have happened either so the world cup has already had before even it starts a great social impact and this would be a great legacy not only for qatar but for the whole region our sports correspondent andy richardson was at an event in doha to mark the four year countdown earlier and there's more on what will make out as world cup unique. well in four years' time some of the world's best footballers will be kicking off a game with slightly more significance than this little kick about it was interesting talking to the f

met with taliban officials for three days in qatar where the group has a political office the taliban spokesman said the meeting was aimed at renewing the peace process and ending u.s. military involvement taliban controlled large parts of afghanistan and frequently attack security forces and government targets are still ahead on the. central american asylum seekers now being forced to sleep on the streets in mexico . smiles but no agreement major economic. and later in sport. as world cup semifinals face each other again and this time there's a different winner. hello there has developed now if any definitive line between cold waiting winter and warm what's going on for the south that's the line there and where these two come together usually get some sort of weather is nothing. spectacular he's alive three degrees which mark of it is now it's northern flight so it's warmed up in new york in washington only to ten to thirteen degrees only seventeen atlanta are safe in texas and doing much better but this is not really winter temperatures it was minus thirty quite clearly is that's wh

and with four years until the qatar world cup will take a look at the control of the next edition of football's biggest event on the pops. welcome to the program britain's prime minister is on her way to brussels where she'll try and finalize an agreement on the u.k.'s exit from the european union to resume a student meet european commission president young. she tries to shore up support ahead of an e.u. summit this sunday which is major depression to return to the u.k. with a final deal but a parliament can agree to she's facing heavy criticism at home from probe from pro a you lawmakers last week two of her senior ministers resigned her of the draft withdrawal deal that she'd negotiated on the following term home almost left to a leadership challenge the prime minister's critics accuse her of giving him to be e.u. i.m.f. because if you do have a safe spot for britain. to brussels on london that correspondent get mousies in london go matters is brussels welcome both so would you. tell us about the sort of pressure that tourism is under. well if there is a my ever forgets the sort of

the region's first ever world cup a success but the decision to host football's gala tournament in qatar remains one of the biggest controversies in sports. reports of forced labor and dangerous living and working conditions for migrant laborers have led to criticism from organizations such as amnesty international the european football figures have also complained about the timing of the tournament the move from june and july to november and december means the matches will take place in the middle of the season for major european leagues and it's still unknown how many teams will take parts guitar has based its plans around a thirty two team competition but fifa chief infancy you know wants to expand the tournament for twenty twenty two and bring the number of countries involved up to forty eight. despite the issues facing the tournament though infantino remains positive about the kids who are showpiece. in order that the progress which meets here four years before the kickoff of this world cup he's discreet is fantastic i mean we're looking very very much for the fans may not share his

bahrain any gypped imposed a blockade on qatar in june last year kucing it of supporting terrorism a charge deal has strongly denied no struggle to do it in or of saudi geo will be your security and stability of our urban gulf states cannot be achieved by undermining sovereignty of other states of meddling in the domestic of fears but respecting the rules governing our relations working to resolve differences through dialogue that serves the interests of all concerned parties history teaches us that crises pass over but mismanagement of crises leaves behind consequences that will last for a long time. britain's prime minister teresa mayes holding a cabinet meeting to finalize breck's at negotiations she's expected to tell minister she needs a deal on leaving the e.u. signed within the next three weeks lawrence lee has more from london. it's all still about the irish border which is insoluble like they can't find a solution to how to leave the european union while keeping the border open and free but if you cast your mind back there was supposed to result back by the european union su

usa simone biles walked away from the world gymnastics championships in qatar with the most titles in history so hell malik was there even when the gymnast wasn't at her best. all eyes are on simone bars on the final day of the artistic your gnostics world championships she had the chance to into more titles to take a gold medal tally to five in doha representing the united states of america should go home by she looked shaky in the balance beam final. and while she didn't fall down like she did in the all around final score thirteen point six was far from her best thanks. it opened the door for all of this to capitalize and they did thanks. annmarie. better to score. thanks but the canadian efforts would only get a silver china saluting king putting in a stellar display to seal the gold. would have to settle for brom. the floor. and opportunity for the american to sign off in style and she didn't disappoint. competition from fellow americans. just like she did at the rio olympics it brought to an end a memorable championships in qatar for the twenty one year old today when you really

if people ask i usually same from qatar or the middle east. my dad says that when he was growing up the lifestyle in qatar was very simple and sometimes i wish i could have seen what that world looked like. the peace of life a slow everybody knew everybody. and there's just one place to get your vegetables and fish down at the coastline. oil and gas completely transformed the country. and even my lifetime the city has dramatically changed. there's this glittering skyline that developed almost overnight and so we have all this wealth now. people are usually shocked when i tell them my mom is from alaska my dad is from qatar and they always always ask how they met but the story is pretty boring really they just met in the university and at the time they still had to see if they can make things worse this is not fun. coming to town half and the first time i was excited to come and see the country because. you know it's just someplace new and different fuels come to. if someone isn't something i want to adopt a situation where you think this is go

and these were exchanges an attempt to to get qatar to mediate in the situation at the time so to six years on for him to be charged with this with to be accused of spying for cattle is totally absurd and a nice thing authorities are really. going forward with a crush on dissent any a position opposing voice is being crushed this is a clear signal that they will not accept or agree to have anybody criticising them from within or with that. oh the director of the u.n. children's fund says four hundred thousand children risked death every day because of malnutrition in yemen they held a news conference and i managed short while ago on the diet humanitarian crisis they unicef is calling for an end to the war and immediate removal of all obstacles to deliver humanitarian aid. still ahead on the al jazeera will they stay in france people in new caledonia eighteen thousand kilometers away of voted on independence. hello winter has arrived in mongolia you can see the frontal system that's more dicey looking seeing and tucked behind the toe in here is the real cause that we're on the tiles hi

would it help not to have qatar involved? mr. al-habtoor: i don't want to talk about qatar. [ laughter ] every day i get them talking very bad about me. judith: how serious a threat do you think the instability in yemen is to the region and what would you like to see occur with respect to that ongoing civil conflict and the internationalization of it? mr. al-habtoor: we are asking for always peace. we prefer negotiation. we want to sit down at the table and negotiate but the problem, you know, our -- our governments asking that and looking for that but no response from the other party which is the iranian and they -- otherwise i think -- i'm member of my country and member of the arabian population and therefore definitely we need peace, we want negotiation, we want to solve this problem rather than war. we are against war. we hate war. we know what war is doing around the world. we want to solve the problem. we want negotiation. believe me, we need to do that and we will help them. we are pouring billions and billions of dollar

>> i don't want to talk about qatar. [laughing] everyday i get comments, please don't talk about, bad about me. >> how serious a threat do you think the instability in yemen is to the region, and what would you like to see occur with respect to the ongoing civil conflict and the internationalization of it? >> you know, we in the arabian gulf after all always for peace and negotiation. we prefer negotiation. we want to sit at the table and negotiate. but the problem, our governments asking that and looking for that, but no response from the other party, which is the iranian. they don't, otherwise i think, you know, i'm not a government official but i'm a member of my country and member of the arabian gulf population and, therefore, definitely we need peace. we want negotiation we want to solve this problem rather than working with against war. we hate war. we know what the war doing ever in the world. we want negotiation. we want to solve the problem and believe me, we need to do that and we will help them. we are pouring

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think whatever changes we're going to see hopefully from the saudis in terms of yemen in terms of qatar in terms of lebanon in terms of even internally in terms of human rights will happen by the saudis claiming that they are making their own decisions at their own pace but clearly the turks the americans the europeans and others will not let go and i think everyone is using or will be using this opportunity in order to put pressure on the saudi arabia the question is do they put pressures in the right direction meaning ending the war an imminent or putting the pressure on the wrong direction meaning strengthening israeli occupation of palestine that remains to be seen thank you for that matter and bashar live for us in london and speaking of the war in yemen the u.n. envoy for yemen is in the capital sanaa to meet with the leaders in the latest push for talks between warring sides mon griffith wants to stop an all out conflict in the port city of her data which is crucial for supply of aid into the country mohammed idle has been following that visit from nearby tippity. the u.n. specia

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business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. and now here. with this point. thank you very much the countdown to the twenty twenty two world cup is officially on football's biggest tournament will kick off in qatar in exactly four years time it's been moved from a traditional june july window to november and december to avoid extreme heat cuts it will be the first country in the middle east to host a world cup and fee for president giani infantino believes the region is already benefiting. when you think about all the debates and discussions on human rights on the workers' welfare when we hold the world cup these debates would not have happened and the improvements which have happened it would not have happened either so the world cup has already had before even it starts a great social impact and this would be a great legacy not only for qatar but for the whole region sports correspondent andy richardson was at an event in doha to mark the four year countdo

business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. thank you very much marion was the head of the spanish football league is confident a high profile game will take place in the united states that's despite that the idea being opposed by a football's governing body fisa. was talking at the market awards and barcelona were lindahl messi was named the league's best player the league wants miami it to be the venue for bosses game against zero nine in january those are going to be what i want and i don't know if it will be this year or next but the game will take place we were expecting opposition we knew it wouldn't be easy but we think at some point we'll play in miami. the new york red bulls have set up the eastern conference final of the plan to united in the m.l.s. that playoffs it would be to columbus crew three now in the second leg of this semifinal two goals from down here oir helping them two three one aggregate victory is the champions that all made to port

because qatar helps out the muslim brotherhood why are they bad relations with turkey because turkey is in a sense very similar to the muslim brotherhood having an islamic political party in power so. why are so these charges against kushal ji. let's go back to iran here. i want to stay with the issue of yemen here what is it going it looks like there's just no political will because we have the defense secretary in the united states matters he's again saying that there will be talks in december but it sounds like it is the can gets keep getting kicked down the road i mean there is no political will in washington to to stop the saudis and they're. destroying yemen what is the united states get out of that what is the west in general get out of a destroyed yemen where it's basically moving towards a form of genocide go ahead. yes so instability in the war in the middle east is good for washington in the short term because i mean they sell billions of dollars of weapons to disability so the saudis being involved in war is actually good for business and i think that's something to donal

revamp what grade their intelligence and the nature of the conflict there on dispute currently were qatar together with the saudis makes anything about the nature of their operation very very concerning and obviously. they don't know whether the iranians have some influence over them you have to see it from their point of view or not quite frankly when people are asking the sort of penetrating questions that he did in emory tubs those are all sorts of things that a spy would do right at the steps just give us an idea of how strict national security laws are especially as if them and says that they have been upgraded how might he have stepped over the line and broken a law if he was simply asking questions that are being cleared by is university on a research trip from what we've seen over the past few years is the u.a.e. has increased their clampdown on essentially anything that could be seen as distant treats the government so if his research was in fact going to disclose any information that the u.a.e. would consider defamatory he would be subject to arrest the. been extremely sensitive

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ritz carlton hotel the american state side and they didn't do anything they implemented a blog on qatar they didn't do anything they kidnapped a lebanese prime minister and forced him to resign still the americans gave them a free pass and even with canada when they cut relations with canada over just a single tweet that criticized saudi arabia over human rights again the americans didn't support the canadians which are their natural ally so essentially de elavil did the saudis under the rind of mohamed bin samon to continue with this reckless behavior that they this instance of which is the killing of hostile she and as a result of that even if they weren't directly involved in the killing i think they share a major responsibility in it absolutely we're going to go back to you in leads here or what you know and i want to talk about this in the second half of the program as well is what does the united states get out of its strategic relationship with saudi arabia other than the headaches go ahead. because. we see it's struck with the last six so the months. larry. been talking about th

million followers at the request of the saudi government that supported the saudi led blockade of qatar which full disclosure owns this channel owns al-jazeera english is that true it's a trigger it's true because after he tweeted when he when he heard about the constellation between the qatar and saudi government he tweeted a lot between their hearts for the better of their people few hours after that tweet he was arrested that was the trigger that's of course the direct reason that he was arrested in september two thousand seventy but there is a long yes yes history and relationship and just to be clear before we get to that long history with your father being paid by the qatari government or anyone else in qatar because that's another accusation sometimes thrown against him by supporters of the saudi government has never paid and you know what if they if he was in any at any point paid by their government or was conspiring by any conspiring with any foreign agent they would have a lot of evidence to prove they would show it in this state they have all his evidence they didn't show an

qatar state media says a total of 90million dollars will be distributed over the next six months — tofficials working for the militant group hamas. germany's chancellor, angela merkel, has warned of a resurgence of anti—semitism in her country, and spoken of a moral duty to resist it. she was speaking at a synagogue in berlin, to mark the 80th anniversary of kristallnacht — the "night of broken glass" — when the nazi state unleashed an orchestrated wave of violence againstjewish homes and businesses. 0ur correspondent caroline wyatt has been hearing from one woman who lived through the horrors of that night. translation: the windows were all smashed in, the pavement was full of glass shards. isaid, "look, daddy, someone‘s broken the shop windows." now, 90 years old, ruth finkelman and was just ten when she witnessed what became known as the "night of broken glass". she was with her father, herman, on her way to thejewish primary school in berlin. translation: a little further on, we saw the word "jew" was scrawled onto the window and a star of david was smeared on there, too. once ins

and where for years to go until the qatar world cup we'll take a look at the controversy surrounding the next edition of the biggest football event in the world. great to have you along everyone britain's prime minister is in brussels to try and finalize an agreement on the u.k.'s exit from the european union theresa may is meeting european commission president jacques rogge younger for further negotiations on a briggs a deal she's aiming to shore up support ahead of a summit of european leaders this sunday and to bring back a deal that will win the british parliament to prove all may has faced heavy criticism from members of parliament over the draft agreement with two senior ministers resigning. all right let's take you now it to brussels where those talks are underway to brussels bureau chief max hoffmann good evening i'm accessorise i'm a spokesman said that the briggs it negotiations will quote take as long as needed to get the right deal what does that mean. when the brits talk about that lately they usually mean not the withdrawal agreement that everybody talked about before t

role in it and also the saudi and you a should also be pressured over the split the blockade against qatar now the question we have is how many congressmen and are they in and flew into positions this process would start probably with committee hearings you mention the hypothetical right now that gina housefull might be called i don't think a beach in a hospital let's say secretary of state might pump a zero defense secretary jim out us and if those hearings got enough publicity the idea would be this would generate more drive to try to contain the saudis but i'm not certain we're going to get that far partly because we're in a period before the next congress is seated and i think partly because even amongst the cia and the agencies the sentiment is not to remove m.b.'s but more to contain him look to try to use this as leverage to get some type of negotiations over the yemeni civil war and also some type of pressure on saudi arabia to ease the blockade and maybe even lifted on qatar what about the white house though scott do you expect the white house to try and resist any pressure from c

we could also force the saudis to get to a better place with qatar. they boycotted that country without -- i don't think it was well thought out. it was poorly executed and frankly it put our folks at risk. we have a base there in qatar. >> can i speak, please? >> hi, jane. >> you're back. >> i'm back. here i am. congress could pass an authorization to use military force disallowing the use of u.s. force in yemen. we've cut off refueling of saudi planes. we're not in the fight. we're just supporting the fight in yemen, but i think if we were out of the fight totally, saudi arabia would have to be out of the fight and worst human rights catastrophe going on in the world this minute would at least be at a truce and then the humanitarian aid could finally get into the ports that are blocked because of saudi action. that's one. the second thing is congress appropriates money. we could cut off, limit or in some way make funding for saudi arabia conditional on certain changes. saudi arabia has an option. mbs does not have to be the crown prince. there are -

million followers at the request of the saudi government that supported the saudi led blockade of qatar which full disclosure owns this channel owns al-jazeera english is that true it's a trigger it's true because after he tweeted when he when he heard about the consultation between the qatar and saudi government he tweeted a lot between their hearts for the better of their people few hours after that tweet. he was arrested that was the trigger that's of course the direct reason that he was arrested in september two thousand seventy but there is a long yes yes history and relationship and just to be clear before we get to that long history with your father being paid by the qatari government or anyone else in qatar because that's another accusation sometimes thrown against him by supporters of the saudi government has never paid and you know what if they if he was in any at any point paid by their government or was conspiring by any conspiring with any foreign agent they would have a lot of evidence to prove they would show it in this state they have all his evidence they didn't show an

something that the green suggest for the sunlight to be which means squat to conditions the bahrain qatar the u.a.e. was temp is never rising up in the low thirty's loved if this time of year was very low humidity as well not quite as good there were in the red sea coast as you can see the rain has persisted in the still developing on the eastern side of south africa but is drifting in the next one for us just over the border i think soliciter into southern mozambique where it will still be pretty wet. well the online when you're looking at wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to be long term or if you join us on sat if you could take me around the content way would you tell me you don't have to set up your experiment for your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually raise several interesting point there that community members are going to join the global conversation on how to zero. zero. three. the u.s. says sanctions are possible against saudi arabia in a few weeks over the killing o

by qatar and going places together. you're watching the news hour live from a headquarters in doha. coming up in the next sixty minutes alison and factions in gaza and israel agreed to a cease fire ending the worst violence in years. political drama continues to play out in sri lanka with parliament passing a no confidence motion against the newly appointed prime minister. u.k. leader to resume a face is a long and politically dangerous day trying to sell a breck's a deal to her own cabinets. with sports calgary is the latest city to pull out of picks after its citizens no to the twenty twenty six when take a. fellow a ceasefire agreed between palestinian armed groups and israel is holding so far the egyptian brokered truce came after a major escalation in fighting that saw seven palestinians killed have asked leaders say they will abide by the agreement as long as israel does the same the announcement was met with celebrations in gaza and protests in israel we have two correspondents following the latest on the cease fire we'll speak with that hamid who is in gaza in a moment but f

weather's been around recently there's a bit of a day off with a breeze running down through bahrain and qatar swells back through the empty quarter dusty year then going up western side of saudi where then eventually will start to encounter some storms once more just indoors and sadly for the southeast a real road to be quite as bout time we developed a few more showers in southern africa with the clouds there so the eastern cape might see something develop shower to foxconn to when you'll notice it's not as hot as it was in jo'burg but if you're back in botswana we're easily into the thirty's . the weather sponsored by cattle and place. the lights are on. and there's nowhere to hide isn't the easiest way to solve this to allow u.n. observers who you invited into the country earlier this year to finish their job i haven't said it's a right wing conspiracy or anybody's conspiracy great talking debate do you think we're going to see some kind of sea change in the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia we have an obligation there's a journalistic integrity and then and this case it was betrayed tot

if people ask i usually same from qatar or the middle east. my dad says that when he was growing up the lifestyle in qatar was very simple and sometimes i wish i could have seen what the world looked like. the peace of life a slow everybody knew everybody. and there's just one place to get your vegetables and fish down at the coastline. oil and gas completely transformed the country. and even my lifetime the city has dramatically changed. there's this glittering skyline that developed almost overnight and so we have all this wealth now. people are usually shocked when i tell them that my mom is from alaska my dad is from qatar and they always always ask how they met. but the story is pretty boring really they just met in university and at the time they still had to see if they can make things worse this is not fun. coming to town half of the first time i was excited to come and see the country because. you know it's just someplace new and different here a little scant. if someone is going to want to adopt to us to wish and what do you think th

and these were exchanges in attempt to to get qatar to mediate in the situation at the time so two six years on for him to be charged with these with to be accused of spying for qatar is totally absurd and a nice thing authorities are really. going forward with a crush on dissent any a position opposing voice is being crushed this is a clear signal that they will not accept or agree to have anybody criticizing them from within or with that. the director of the u.n. children's fund says four hundred thousand yemeni children are risk of dying every day because of malnutrition unicef held a news conference and it's quoting for an end to the war and an immediate removal of all obstacles to deliver a much needed humanitarian aid for unicef says regional director for the middle east he copied lardy told me what he saw when he visited yemen. yemen has become a living hell for every single boy every single girl in yemen. the story beyond the figures of his abet well let me just share all that i saw with my own eyes this week about i heard with my own ears this week while in yemen in sa not tra

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business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. is now you. forced from power in zimbabwe for decades rule came to an end to the minute she took over the streets of the capital harare three months after his successor. won a disputed election maybe people say little has changed. from harare. it's been a frustrating year for street vendors when robert mugabe was in power they were often allowed to sell in the center of harare but many are accused of operating illegally they've since been forced to the outskirts of the city part of president a muslim and a god was planned to restore order after thirty seven years on the god is wrong despite a lack of infrastructure here some still a faith when i got one knows what needs to be done to fix the struggling economy is for me speaking for myself. i'm a blank. as in the process. but others are disillusioned zimbabwe has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world and life is hard the poor say they are angry and fr

>> i don't want to talk about qatar. every day i get comments, they're talking very bad about me. >>. >> how serious a threat you think the instability in yemen is the region and what would you like to see occur with respect to that ongoing civil conflict -mark and the internationalization of it? >> we on the arabian are always peace and in negotiation. we prepared negotiation, we want to come to the table and negotiate the problem are governments asking that and looking for that but from the other party which is iranian and and they don't otherwise i think, it's not government intrusion but a number of my country, a number of the iranian population and therefore definitely many, we want negotiation and we want to solve this problem rather than more we are against one, we want the world to go everywhere in the world, we want negotiation, we want to solve the problem and believe me, we need to do that and we will help them. we are pouring billions and billions of dollars to let the people to survive. our saudi arabia, we

member egypt put a blockade against qatar in june last year they're accusing don of promoting terrorism a charge it denies. egypt has arrested at least forty human rights lawyers and activists that's according to human rights watch it says the arrests are part of a mass detention campaign targeting people offering humanitarian and legal support to families of political detainees most of those arrested were taken from their homes after raids by security forces israel's prime minister says he hopes his coalition partners will show responsibility and not bring down the government late on sunday benjamin netanyahu held talks to try and save his coalition which has a one seat majority in parliament his government was thrown into a crisis when defense minister avigdor lieberman resigned on wednesday over a cease fire agreement with armed groups in gaza netanyahu says he'll assume the role temporarily stephanie decade is in west jerusalem with the latest. very confident benjamin netanyahu addressing the israeli public saying that he would be assuming the post of the defense minister but also s