give on any of them because qatar says all of them actually are sort of infringement on s.sovereignty so qatar cannot actually meet any of these demands so the fundamentals are started actually seem so we haven't seen any change actually in the course of this crisis so as this particle remains unresolved it is a case where the gulf countries as well as allies like the united states are just trying to find ways to work around the gulf dispute in order to be able to at least ensure a minimal level of cooperation when it comes to important issues for the region where the u.s. position actually is very important in this crisis because at the very beginning we all remember the president in particular he took the position of the blockade in concrete by accusing a total of supporting terrorism and then he actually changed his position. under pressure from the institutions the state department the defense department in the united states they had to remind him actually that qatar is a very important u.s. ally and that qatar is hosting the largest u.s. military b.s. outside the u.s.

of qatar has increased and the the bonds issued by qatar where a very very attractive. to the investors international investors ok gentlemen let's talk about solving this crisis the 4 of us are going to manage it but i'm sure we've got some ideas in model the let me start with you because you raised importantly early on the 13 demands which were laid down by the 4 blockading countries made the point that no country would want to just suddenly cede those 13 things so surely another way has to be found to get around that. we're always supposed to be through dialogue 15 the mines definitely some of them very essential very important like you know to stop terrorism. qatari support some islamist groups such as some brotherhood and other things you know a. new sort of front in syria and other this is must be stopped some other place maybe you know flexible but through the dialogue and what might saudi arabia will give up what might they compromise on will obviously be talking about. really terrorism comes from the iranian and some we have to say it's some points acknowledged

the trade between qatar and iran is $2240000000.00 u.s. dollars on lead there are like around 141-5000 iranian people in their cattle and there are less than 40 companies iranian companies in qatar who enjoys that elation share with the with the with iran 95 percent of the trade in the gulf states with iran is with us he not not with with their with qatar what has. this please i mean if we are talking about their relationship with iran listed the facts not not that the claim of the good relationship with the of iran is amiable we have. joint. field with the with the it on what we are asking with iran is to stablish a framework to deal with iran not to fight iran and to create instability and other instability in the region. yemen is there libya is there syria is there i mean what do we need to add more wars in the in the region in modeled in i'll give you a quick chance to reply before i go back to simon i don't get about him obviously. i did as he is obviously very clear conduction we don't talk about the politics we don't talk about they

this whole issue is about qatar foreign policy it's about qatar pursuing its own independent foreign policy especially during the arab spring revolutions between 20112015 so this is a political dispute between top blocks and the region on one hand we have qatar to one extent turkey supporting democratic change in the region and on the other hand we have so. many us who are actually against the. evolutions and change in and in the region people. and all sorts of the of the blue kid in countries have been caught in the middle of this conflict so as the report said actually we have several families who have been separated because. marriage is between qatar and other other other other countries would nationals from other countries are common in this part of the world so the early stages of the conflict the coffee is the qatari national is to leave within 2 weeks so many of them actually are married to nationals from those consular that they have to leave their families behind them they have to leave their properties you you talked about students actually who we are studying here in in qa

it's the 2nd anniversary of the start of the air sea and land by qatar off qatar by its neighbors saudiarabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt accuse qatar leaders of supporting terrorism they've consistently denied that and say talks can settle the dispute peacefully victoria gate and the report's a handshake between saudi king salmon bin abdulaziz and the qatari prime minister but if anyone saw this is a sign of warming relations between the 2 countries they'd be wrong that was a week ago and despite the most high profile meeting between the qataris and saudis in 2 years the g.c.c. is still in crisis and very much divided and also we had reservations about many parts of the statement these elements include 1st the issue of only condemning iran and the escalation against in the absence of any moderate policy to engage in dialogue with iran from the caribbean and the statement also mentioned the united goal whereas the united gulf when we have 3 gulf states blockading another gulf state ever since saudi arabia the united arab emirates behind and egypt imposed a land air and sea blockade on c

dollars there are more than 700000 people iranian people living in a qatar the trade between qatar and iran is $2240000000.00 u.s. dollars on lead there are like around 141-5000 iranian people in qatar and there are less than 40 companies iranian companies in qatar who enjoys that elation share with the with the with iran 95 percent of the trade in the gulf states with iran is with us he not not with with their with qatar what has. this please i mean if we are talking about their relationship with iran listed the facts not not that the claim of the good relationship with iraq iran is a neighbor we have a jew. joint. field with the with the it on what we are asking with the it on is to stablish a framework to deal with iran not to fight iran and to create instability and other instability in the region. yemen is there libya is there syria is there i mean what do we need to add more wars in the in the region modeled in i'll give you a quick chance to reply before i go back to simon i don't get about him obviously. i did as he is obviously very clear connection we don't talk about the pol

qatar relationship it serves as a forward headquarters of the u.s. central command and is the springboard for u.s. operations in more than 20 countries including iraq and syria. when the u.s. sought to reduce its military involvement in afghanistan it turned to cutter to play a diplomatic role the capital doha hosting the 1st public direct talks between u.s. officials and the taleban ministration role. of qatar to many of its geo political strategic and military to military needs control and interest and objectives. the blockade though continues the us position that outside pressure on either side would not contribute to the parties resolving it themselves . but as us records up its military deployment to the middle east in response to a mounting crisis with iran qatar is once again playing a crucial role. with the knowledge if not at the request of the u.s. secretary of state cutter's foreign minister engaging in talks with irregular leaders in a bid to reduce the tension. and while the military benefits of the u.s. relationship with qatar are prove

qatar the trade between qatar and iran is $2240000000.00 u.s. dollars on li there are like around 141-5000 iranian people in there and qatar and there are less than 40 companies iranian companies in qatar who enjoys that elation share with the with the with iran 95 percent of the trade in the gulf states with iran is with us he not not with with their with qatar what has. this please i mean if we are talking about their relationship with iran listed the facts not not that the claim of the good relationship with the of iran is amiable if we have a g. joint. field with the with the it on what we are asking with the it on is to stablish a framework to deal with iran not to fight iran and to create instability and other instability in the region. yemen is there levy is there syria is there i mean what do we need to add more wars in the in the region modeled in i'll give you a quick chance to reply before i go back to simon i don't get about him obviously. i did as he is obviously very clear connection we don't talk about the politics we don't talk a

those other gulf countries right next to qatar, though, uae and saudi arabia, they see qatar as their arch enemy. they want to turn the u.s. government against qatar. how much would they be willing to pay for that? almost anything presumably. well, george nader and elliott broidy reportedly teamed up after they met at the trump inauguration to try to give those countries someone to pay in order to achieve that result. and that result, the president himself inexplicably delivered in the rose garden standing right next to the president of romania on a fine june day in 2017, just months after he was inaugurated. out of the blue inexplicably denouncing qatar as terrorists. it's almost like you could pick any day on the calendar, you could pick any day the trump administration has been in effect, just pick one thing that happened that day. if you then go back and tell the full back story as to what led to that moment in the trump administration and what cast of characters made that moment possible, i mean, if you cast it really well and you got like george clooney or ben stiller to direct

relationship with qatar are proven, the full evidence of qatar's diplomatic work may yet be to come.has started talks with the eu to improve diplomatic relations. it one ofent has made his major priorities to restore ties with the west and multilateral lenders like the imf to attract foreign investment. some bubbly's economy is -- zimbabwe'sh economy is struggling. mugabe would routinely blame european colonialists for his problems. youtube says it will ban hateful videos from its service. block contentll that glorifies or promotes racism and discrimination. any videoso remove that contain well-documented violent events like the holocaust. the announcement is the latest industryes of tech free speechome advocates say hate speech should not be censored. an exhibition is open in the u.k. city of oxford which could reframe the way you look at art. a robot is having her first solo showing, and all the works have already been sold, bringing in more than $1 million. artist,ndent: like any she says she is a little anxious, revealing her art to the public for the first time. nervous.cited, b

network which reported alleged war crimes in afghanistan. 2 years since qatar's neighbors began their economic blockade is it having any effect. and remembering d.-day veterans and v.i.p.'s gather in england to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the world war the invasion. center test leaders have called the military gentles crackdown on demonstrators a bloody massacre but getting the full picture of what's now going on inside the country that is still difficult shots of rang out again in sudan's capital khartoum for a 3rd straight day. the death toll since monday's attack on protesters outside the military headquarters has now put at least 60 according to a doctor's group they say at least 40 bodies have been pulled from the nile river after they were dumped there by a paramilitary rapid support forces dozens more people are still missing and the internet remains blocked across large parts of the country more than 300 have been injured many critically and televised eve message the head of sudan's military gentles said he is ready for negotiations without conditions a day earlier abd

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and qatar hastens to rebuild its image after complaints about dismal and deadly working conditions in its new mega stadiums for the 2022 world cup. welcome to your business update i'm stephen beard zimbra lynn thanks for joining us president donald trump says he will levy a 5 percent tariff on all mexican imports unless the country curbs migration across the u.s. southern border by june 10th the tariff could rise to 25 percent in october mexico's president andres manuel lopez obrador says he will respond with quote great prudence to trump's latest threat and that it won't stop his country from ratifying the new nafta agreement the u.s. chamber of commerce america's top business lobby as meanwhile said it is considering legal action to stop the move. and let's take a closer look at this with our financial correspondent yens quarter in new york. how are the markets responding to this news. well quite allergic hardly anybody here on wall street saw this coming and we saw a quite a sell of chips down by a good 350 points ending the week mostly on the lowest level on the day and just to pu

ambitious new arts and cultural projects are opening as qatar gears up to welcome a flood of visitors for the world cup in 2022. the newly open national museum is another eye catching project that costs hard a $1000000000.00 with a past in the future meet through immersive art the building's radical and complex desert rose design is a symbol of national identity history and deeply rooted bedouin culture the landmark is another sign of qatar becoming a regional cultural hub despite the 2 yearlong located by neighboring countries including saudi arabia the united arab emirates and behind you know the growth of a country based on the growth of the artists that are growing in this country and i think qatar has been a major contributor to our ages in the region culture endorses the understanding and tolerance and i hope that remains a q sector and the growth of nations around the world to promote sustainability and you know virtual dialogue it's exactly that dialogue that's m. of his in tried to convey through his art the exhibition includes his quote take life with you take creation with

yes, with nicolas sarkozy and a senior official from the qatar bid team. that nicolas sa rkozy‘s contract up for grabs, that nicolas sarkozy‘s son was involved in that company and the former french president said, look, we would like you to vote for qatar. all of that is being denied by michel platini, although it was known and he did not deny the fact that nicolas sarkozy was leaning towards qatar but he denied he was influenced by anything the french president said. we will leave that there. some breaking news on some sentencing. two extreme neo north sea teenagers have been sent to prison after admitting encouraging terrorism on the internet. 0n social media, they suggested that prince harry should be shot and that white women who mix with other races should be killed. they were members of the ultra—extreme revolutionary north sea group exposed bite bbc news in december —— ultra—extreme revolutionary nazi group exposed by the bbc news in december. the united states is to send a thousand extra troops to the middle east amid rising tensions with iran. the

investigators are looking into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the gulf state of qatar. where hard thank you so much for joining us everyone it's an assassination that has sent shock waves through germany a regional promo politician shot execution style on the terrace of his own home well now 2 weeks later police have a suspect in custody a man believed to be a far right sympathizer federal prosecutors have taken over the case sent. day germany's interior minister calls the attack an alarm bell directed at all germans . the heat is on germany's interior ministry and federal investigative agencies have come under pressure since yesterday's revelations that politician about his death may have been a political act a statement by far right extremists many questions are still unanswered. whether the perpetrator acted alone or as part of a group or is just part of a network is not clear at this time for you so be it so you can cite. authorities have about 2700 violent right wing extremists on their radar the suspect in this case stefan a from the city of castle has a record o

a problem for the entire world because you don't think that for the last 2 years the gulf state of qatar has been blockaded by a quartet of arab states which accuse it of supporting terrorism my guest this week here is violinist the qatari foreign ministry spokesperson what i'll cough up 2 years always denied the charges but with question marks going back many years do those denials ring true. welcome to conflicts out thank you for inviting me last march qatar put 28 people and ditties on the terrorism list which included several qatari nationals some of these people had already been on the arab list before why did your government delay putting them well this is not entirely accurate the idea of having designated this war was new altogether. and as a matter of fact the other piece who were on the list 4 of them to be very precise and specific what already under the watch because they were under the security council designated list and all of the measures had been applied on then actually here just prior to that of meeting them but when you. arab states put them on the list you said the c

and the foreign minister of qatar and the investigators suspecting that they may have been bribed into voting for michel platini on numerous occasions back in the day said that. would contemplate voting for the united states for the $20.00 to $22.00 world cup but he eventually voted for qatar and he also admitted to that every time there is a big world cup or a major football tournament going on there are a lot of scandals there are a lot of political controversies and conspiracy theories flying about we saw the same case in $22012.00 when the euros were held in poland in ukraine the same applied to russia on the world cup last year there was a lot of safety concerns but we all know that everything went well so qatar is no exception to that seems 2012 has been a major investigation. of bribery allegations of political masterminding of this world cup even more so we've heard an opinion from a number of investigators that several countries surrounding may have been plotting a campaign to derail the world cup in 22 into doing but all the officials from different football governing bodies

michelle platen is detained by the french police, questioned about qatar's successful world cup bid.ard thomas is aduu world cup bid. gerard thomas is adult for this year to route france come he was taken to hospital after heavy crash in switzerland. evening to you, we will have the latest from the scotland and england camps at the women's world cup in france a little bit later in the programme, but we are going to start with the cricket world cup, where england were simply ruthless. smashing afghanistan to all parts. they won the toss, fancied about, really fancied it. they made 390 750 of those runs coming from 25 sixes, that's a one—day record. 17 of them in owen morgan's1a8, that's that's a one—day record. 17 of them in owen morgan's 148, that's also an in owen morgan's148, that's also an odi record, not surprisingly, england one by 150 runs. we look alive to the ground and just a moment, but first, here's oursports correspondent, anti—swiss, with the story of the match. he'd onlyjust recovered from a bad back. fair to say, you hardly have guessed it, as owen morgan took the art

you are in qatar right in the middle of that mess. is an arab country and allies of saudi arabia, another major power in the area and always in competition with iran which was a shea country. in fact, when qatar needed supplies and food and arrest space to fly through, iran actually everyo actually even moved in there. the lines across the middle east is not clear. >> there is a very intense fight going on right now within the golf countries over the state of qatar. if you pull up the map right now you will see that qatar is a small peninsula that sprouts out from saudi arabia reaching out to the persian gulf. the saudi arabia and its allies primarily the uie have been imposing on qatar and making it difficult for this country to survive and making it difficult for this country to trade for the people to move around and qatar has enormously deep pockets and huge resources so we have been able to do fine thus far. there was once a saudi project where they were going to dig a trench along the border between qatar and saudi arabia to alm

event qatar and kuwait. withdrew their ambassadors and lower the diplomatic present taishan and to hang on so what's going on is that this is a rather solve all of pushing back by the saudis the leader of the g.c.c. to assert their message to the iranians especially after the loss of bombings of the 3 i think asking salmond stated very clearly the op inning and opening statement that iran is responsible for the shannon. again and for what's taking place to undermine security and stability in the region the heightened tension is because of the escalation of rhetoric between the united states and iran and now we have the escalation and from day one i said there is no war and this region but it's just part of the. administration flexing its muscles to gain some. some credence and some votes among his staunch voters and his base tortorella his base as the americans keep saying so the condemnation was expected and that the saudis are trying with the i'm oddities and mayor de bar a nice to try to with. the free ha

the national human rights committee in qatar says it's received more than 4000 complaints from qatar he's a fact hit by the blockade there are 661 complaints about families being separated and lengthy procedures to obtain visitor permits $525.00 related to education with contrary students being asked or forced to discontinue their studies more than $1300.00 complained they had no freedom of movement around kabul and joins me now on set as he had a policy at an analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies thank you so much for joining me i think some heads would say maybe this was an unintended consequence of the block but does that really hold any water i mean when you think about the fact that there are so many. human rights issues in saudi and a lot of these countries that are part of the blockade why would they necessarily care that kateri are being affected this way even if they didn't target well i think i don't think it's an intended. consequence of this crisis well 1st of all i mean this is the worst crisis in the history of the g.c.c. since it was established i

qatar relationship it serves as a forward headquarters of the u.s.central command and is the springboard for u.s. operations in more than 20 countries including iraq and syria. when the u.s. sought to reduce its military involvement in afghanistan it turned to cutter to play a diplomatic role the capital doha hosting the 1st public direct talks between u.s. officials and the taleban ministration role. of color to many of edged political geo strategic and military to military needs and interests and objectives. the blockade though continues the u.s. position that outside pressure on either side would not contribute to the parties resolving it themselves. but has us records up its military deployment to the middle east in response to a mounting crisis with iran qatar is once again playing a crucial role. with the knowledge if not at the request of the u.s. secretary of state cutter's foreign minister engaging in talks with irregular leaders in a bid to reduce the tension and while the military benefits of the u.s. relationship with qatar are proven the

even qatar and kuwait. withdrew their ambassadors and lower their diplomatic at the present taishan and to hang on so what's going on is that this is a rather solve all of pushing back by the saudis the leader of the g.c.c. to assad their message to the iranians especially after the loss of bombings of the 3 i think asking salmond stated very clearly the op inning and opening statement that iran is responsible for the shannon. again and for what's taking place to undermine security and stability in the region the heightened tension is because of the escalation of rhetoric between the united states and iran and now we have the escalation and from day one i said there is no war and this region but it's just part of the. administration flexing its muscles to gain some. some credence and some votes among his staunch voters and his base who are totally his base as the americans keep saying so the condemnation was expected and that the saudis are trying with the i'm oddities and mayor de bar a nice to try to with

manager, michelle platini has been arrested over cup, awarding a tournament to qatar. he is being questioned by the anticorruption branch of the police. a mea culpa.sues conference,ress saying she misread the anger of protesters who staged mass demos against a controversial extradition law. donald trump gears up for his reelection bid for the 2020 election race. brings us the latest from the paris air show. carrie lam told the people of hong kong she misread their anger and issued an apology to protesters who filled the streets. she came under fire for her support of a controversial bill that would see suspects from hong kong extradited to mainland china. >> roads are open again and resumednt offices have work after sunday's mass protests and hong kong, only a handful remain on the streets. lamite the calm, carrie made an impromptu speech calling .or unity >> i have to shoulder much of the responsibility. this has led to controversy and anxiety in society. for this, i offer my most sincere apology. hong kong prepares for its largest rally. on sunday, 2 million people s

bikes into the hospitals that's when i understood they were really killing people and then the sheer qatar left the country shortly after he became a publisher of critical books many of them about 1909. for me the events of the 1989 are still like an open wound. while tom was released after 8 years in prison he remains under constant surveillance. to what that is when they expelled me from the party they liberated me my brain and my mouth are free today father and son can not talk often was allowed to visit once a year and some years not at all. q well let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world italy's prime minister just epic on tape has said that he will resign if the 2 parties in the governing coalition don't stop squabbling the far right league party and the populist 5 star movement have been arguing for months over a range of issues on take who has no party affiliation and says that he now wants a clear and a speedy response. garion in south korean divers and budapest have recovered a 2nd body from the wreck of a tourist boat that sank in the river

well bernard smith is qatar a cultural center right here in doha burnouts katie just give us a sense of the impact of the blockade on cats are and its neighbors. well our help so for cancer that is sitting on 14 percent of the world's known reserves of natural gas putting it only behind russia and iran so as a significant vote for the international monetary fund the just released report saying that counters economies weathered the initial hits of the blockade on the economy is expected to grow by 2.2 percent are also now self-sufficient in production of poultry and dairy products before the blockade is out only about 10 to 20 percent of its own production vegetable production is up as well and has a new port so it's not reliant on the shipping that came in mainly via dubai on the converse though the retail sector has been badly hit as are hotels they would normally be very busy at this time of year particularly holiday visitors from saudi arabia from egypt and from bahrain and elsewhere but the hotels much quieter the shopping mall is also much quieter than they would have been befor

division continues in the gulf as the blockade of qatar enters its 3rd year. and we report from a company in syria where thousands of displaced people are facing eviction. 8 european countries have condemned the violent crackdown on protesters in sudan which left at least 60 people dead and hundreds injured the statement followed a closed door security council meeting on the worsening situation we'll have more from the u.n. shortly but 1st the latest from khartoum on tuesday sydney's opposition leaders called the military attack a bloody massacre and they're rejecting the plan for an election in 9 months time alexia brought reports. they're being called barricades of anger at the latest effort by protestors to pressure the ruling military council to hand over power to civilians. these prayers not only mocking the muslim aid holiday but also remembering those who cannot join them the victims of what protesters say was a brutal massacre witnesses described finding bodies burnt in tents after an attack by security forces on the camp in khartoum that protesters sa

going wrong with that what to go through we were really happy that you know the prime minister of qatar there were praise would be something open the door to finish this problem for 2 years but suddenly after the summit they changed their mind which is that it is surprise you know we are observing is when when we saw that action. review surprised us because you know when they begin to go as good and he was there he has no objection why you when he left back he has his objection and then refused this is that he does surprise me something whatever beyond this action something but i shot or something from. him because this is our biggest problem because the cutout in egypt stand by the. iranian regime and there are egypt sectarian.

event qatar and kuwait. withdrew their ambassadors and lower the diplomatic present taishan and to hang on so what's going on is that this is a rather solve all of pushing back by the saudis the leader of the g.c.c. to assad their message to the iranians especially after the loss of bombings of the 3 i think asking salmond stated very clearly the op inning and opening statement that iran is responsible for the shannon. again and for what's taking place to undermine security and stability in the region the heightened tension is because of the escalation of rhetoric between the united states and iran and now we have the escalation and from day one i said there is no war and this region but it's just part of the. administration flexing its muscles to gain some. some credence and some votes among his staunch voters and his base who are totally his base as the americans keep saying so the condemnation was expected and that the saudis are trying with the i'm oddities and mayor de bar and he's to try to with. the f

that the world cup will take place and moreover the plan to have 48 teams in qatar was scrapped leaving it to 32 teams but he's still you sure that it will go on asked bluntly. but if you find yourself with a few moments to yourself this choose there are worse things you could do than to wander over to our tea dot com well worth a scroll through. join me every thursday on the alex simon shill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. we came here where you were before you came here when you live well death row in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us some even proven innocent after years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. you know world a big part of the law

the wedding sponsored by qatar airways. hello it's been raining along the traditional front of the clouds logical front for the last few days couple of weeks from vietnam right up through southern china towards japan it's still doing that but inland it's now warm and humid to produce some pretty big thunderstorm developing little system could well be significantly wet running from sichuan along the valley towards shanghai in the following 24 hours so the picture on thursday is rather dry one for hong kong rather wetter one for shanghai there are showers the south has been quite big ones in central and southern philippines around bourne yes are kind of montana west was a mass of white which could be drifting big showers running towards potential malaysia and singapore for example lot of cloud around which is no surprise this time the air but showers stretch far south still or again i should say probably as java now we should be seeing the monsoon rains coming in now they're a little late about a week later than i would say n

es decir, que dio y que recibiÓ sobornos para favorecer a qatar como sede del prÓximo mundial de fÚtbol de rusia el propio vladimir participÓ en una reuniÓn secreta en la sede del gobierno francÉs. con el presidente nicolÁs y por el emir de qatar, es decir, la persona que estaba en ese momento a cargo dirigiendo ese paÍs de medio oriente. allí, segÚn ha podido recomponer el fiscal que investiga esta causa, el presidente tenÍa gran intenciÓn de que se favorecerÁ qatar porque taba punto de firmar una serie de acuerdos comerciales muy importantes con ese paÍs. no es la primera vez que platino y se ve involucrado en una causaque tiene como objetivo la sospechosa elecciÓn de esa sede, ya que recordemos, no la investigaciÓn precedente habÍa sido condenado a ocho aÑos. una pena que luego se redujo a cuatro de inhabilitaciÓn en actividad deportiva. y hay tambiÉn otras 16 personas en esa primera mitigaciÓn fueron sancionados con distintos tipos de penas. el fiscal en el dÍa de hoy tambiÉn tomÓ declaración a una persona muy cercana al por entonces presidente sarkozy aÚn asesora, pero esa persona

bernard was feeling the economic impact of the blockade on qatar under snipers. well hell the server cancer that is sitting on 14 percent of the world's known reserves of natural gas spring only behind iran and russia and the i.m.f. says it can't or as whether it catches economies whether the initial hit or the blockade is expected to grow by about 2.2 percent this year cats are now fully self-sufficient in dairy and poultry production before the walk walk a day they had about 10 to 20 percent of the production it consumed in the country and vegetable output of about 20 percent and its own to newport is a new trade routes on the opposite side though a lot of the hotels are offering amazing discounts because they're very quiet at this time of the year the holiday they would normally be full of tourists coming particular from saudi arabia and bahrain the malls also a lot quieter than they used to be there's also been a significant effect on a couple of the neighbors dubai's estimated is losing about $5000000000.00 a year in trade and shipping between cattle and dub

and its impact on life in qatar. joiners perspective the coverage of the qatar blockade on al-jazeera. because i'm going to. say you can to keep. their eyes on substituting. in washington but it's. got a different. board what you could. but it is he did a podium quondam battle but just to be a democracy i'm not going to boot but i'm pretty cica i mean some cutting. as you say pocketable as he is going to media. say so does he did a city be a deeper democracy i'm going to do so could this be done that i see this hour decline jones yes it would but if you put it. up right about got a body of money i thought i was going to. bust the. scene who would listen. to the idea of. good tunes to do with us. let's. see what. you've done. but he may. say. this thing. and he then. gets. the proof so now. it's a good deal he told the sockets. that . is for. their start of the. g.d.r. not for who could be little for me or for the kid at leisure to be able to stand as a solicitor designs with sockets know where the sockets for a mice.

>> qatar and uae have hired some of the best legal teams in the world.ntirey, uae fired its team and hired a new one. at the heart of this, although it is a bitter political dispute, the belief of qatar that it's citizens are being prejudiced against. >> the men accused of killing 51 people in the christchurch mosque attack has pleaded not guilty to all charges. the trial will begin next year and is expected to last for up to three months. >> 51 people were killed at two mosques. on friday, the man accused of the shootings pleaded not guilty to murder. his lawyer said his client also pleaded not guilty to 40 charges of attempted murder and one of engaging in a terrorist act. here when he was first in court the day after the attacks, appeared via video link from where he is being held in auckland. he stayed silent but often grinned or smirked. at one point, he winked to this camera. more than 100 family members of victims and people who were shot but survived were in court to see him. for them, it was difficult. everyone is disgusted when they see this ma

another major concern was the lack of human rights in qatar.ecision and following those investigations, 16 of the 2a members of the executive committee of fifa have either been struck off, suspended or are still under investigation. this is anotherfall from grace for michel platini. he is something of a figurehead in france, the former france captain in his playing days, and instrumental in organising the 1998 world cup, hosted in france and which they won, the tournament for the first time. it was deemed as being very successful. he was then elected as head of uefa, the football governing body in europe. in 2015, he was banned from football by fifa's ethics committee, along with former fifa president sepp blatter, following a conflict—of—interest and dereliction of duty over payments. that ban from football expired in march of this year. and france is hosting the women's world cup currently, so this morning's questioning is very timely because fifa are in town. back to you. thank you. jane dougall. the time is 13:17pm. our top story this lunch

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