like many other regions in the war and at that the region of the red sea is now in secure even for the americans themselves so that doesn't mean a threat actually that was you know. stating his assessment of the united states military plans in the middle east with regard to iran it's no secret that iran has options available to increase the crude prices you know if crude prices rise more than some specific levels then rounding international support for sanctions would be a very difficult and cumbersome. i'm sat task for donald trump and his administration ok but just you know just because you have a second star since that is a i do want to keep on talking to the other two guests so in thirty seconds though would you accept that what has happened whether it's oil tankers plural or a warship singular doesn't really matter would you accept two points point number one the symbolism here is huge and point number two arguably it has iranian fingerprints on it i don't believe that iranian is have been involved not at all because if iran means to increase the oil prices through such moves

is the battle men dead straight between yemen and djibouti it's a crucial waterway leading to the red sea fears that the war in yemen is expanding to the strait have prompted you to take action to really begin to intensify or supernatural as per the instructions of our president in order to protect the maritime border from any threats last week saudi arabia halted oil shipments through the strait after it says who the rebels attacked two of its oil tankers in the red sea the attack caused minor damage to one of its tankers but the suspension caused oil prices to spike in global stock markets and prompted the european union to warn that this is a threat to international trade. hundreds of law ships by through here every day since going country is over looking about them and straight our responsibility is to protect our security and to fight against illegal boat smugglers traffickers and pirates since may june the saudi u.a.e. coalition has launched an offensive in the port of who died in yemen and saudi arabia says the primary goal is to safeguard the path as ships travel to the red sea bu

as the primary goal is to safeguard the path as ships travel to the red sea but other than worsening the existing humanitarian crisis the coalition has been unable to retake the port analysts say delays in the delivery of crude oil could have an effect that's felt far beyond the region but saudi arabia says it won't allow its oil tankers back into the babil mendip straight until it deems its once again safe natasha game al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has suspended rhonda's ability to ship clothing jussi free to the u.s. this is just one of many recent terrorists imposed by america on nations around the world the u.s. says that is a response to rwanda's increased tariffs on american use clothing and footwear the rwandan government says that move was implemented to protect its own garment industry. still to come here on the news hour for you. china struggles to contain the anger over a fake vaccine given to tens of thousands of babies. in sport freedom is short lived for the members of pussy riot when they did the pitch during the world cup final. from the clear blue sky of the

coalition's main reasons for its intervention in yemen is to protect shipping routes such as the red sea. counting is well underway in pakistan in an election which has been marred by allegations of fraud violence and manipulation former cricket hero imran khan is hotly tipped to become the next prime minister but rivals are saying the poll is rigged earlier more than thirty people were killed in a suicide bomb attack while waiting to cast their votes in the southwestern city of course that's actually going to name has more. eisel claimed responsibility for this suicide bomb attack outside a polling station in quite a tough dozens were killed another suicide bombing in the same province earlier this month at a campaign event killed one hundred forty nine people including a candidate but has done has deployed eight hundred thousand security personnel across the country below while bhutto's adare one of three main candidates for prime minister said voters would not be deterred the diaries mother former prime minister benazir bhutto was assassinated in two thousand and seven. in baluchistan

through bab al mandeb strait is in response to an earlier attack on two of its crude vessels in the red sea by demonstrating rebels counting is taking place in a tightly contested general election in pakistan it's been overshadowed by another attack at least thirty one people were killed in a suicide bombing outside a polling station in the city of course and at least two hundred fifteen people have died in i saw the times in the southern syrian province of the way there that's according to the province's health department. the u.s. secretary of state says he's personally warned russia of severe consequences over alleged interference in the u.s. election twenty sixteen in testimony to the seven it's far enough relations committee compare said president chump and made it clear to russia's president putin that washington would not stand for any interference in its internal affairs by moscow. the president disclosed what he said divided by putin about russian interference in our elections and he said that he is confident that as a result of that conversation vladimir understands that it won't

like many other regions in the war and at that the region of the red sea is now in secure even for the americans themselves so that doesn't mean a threat actually that was you know. stating his assessment of the united states military plans in the middle east with regard to iran it's no secret that iran has options available to increase the crude prices you know if crude prices rise more than some specific levels then rounding international support for sanctions would be a very difficult and cumbersome. i'm sat task for the donald trump and his administration ok but just just because you have a second start and that is a i do want to keep on talking to the other two guests so in thirty seconds though would you accept that what has happened whether it's oil tankers plural or a warship singular doesn't really matter would you accept two points point number one the symbolism here is huge and point number two arguably it has iranian fingerprints on it i don't believe that iranian is have been involved not at all because if iran means to increase the oil prices through such moves then i

follower has the attack on saudi vessels in the red sea and an alleged drone strike on the airport. cambodia's ruling party has claimed victory and in general election that rights groups say was neither free nor fair the party had been predicting a landslide victory for prime minister when sen but he was always expected to win because the main opposition party was abandoned its leaders jailed or exiled and he reports on phnom penh. this could have been a day of political change for cambodia instead voters lined up knowing there was little chance of that the choice was vote for a continuation of prime minister hussein's thirty three year rule back one of nineteen small opposition parties most of which can't be called truly independent or stay away but. i came to vote because it's my right and my obligation every five years i want to see my country develop mall at this polling station in the capital phnom penh was still on the voter list he's the leader of the band cambodian national rescue party which called for people to boycott the votes this is where kim would have cast his vote i

coalition is backing a government offensive against sooth the rebels for control of this crucial red sea port about fourteen percent of cholera cases across the country came from her data since the outbreak began in april last year more than a quarter of the city's population is also suffering from malnutrition the world health organization says the conditions and who did that even before the escalation of the conflict has been some of the direst in yemen where there is registered the highest incidence of suspected cholera cases around fourteen percent of reported cases countrywide since the start of the epidemic in april two thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles. to thailand now with the doctors say twelve boys in their football coach were rescued from a flooded cave have each emerged from their ordeal about two kilograms lighter but otherwise they're in pretty good health. to the ground outside the hospital where they're recovering to celebrate. the rescue effort which ended on

strait is in response to an attack on two of its crude vessels in the red sea i am assuming the rebels will bring you more on this story as we get it. it comes as president chung's top diplomats has been grilled by a senate panel and washington d.c. secretary of state might pump a.o.s. quiz fifty to play on what was actually discussed between russian president vladimir putin and the helsinki summit nine days ago in jordan is on capitol hill for us so we also have not a secret meeting only chance later as present did the panel find out just what was discussed around those closed doors. also the hearing is still underway in the senate foreign relations committee room and there have not been any definitive answers there have been a few dustups as it were but the secretary of state mike pompei o has been insisted that he was told by the u.s. president donald trump what happened during that discussion with vladimir putin here's some of what paul peo testified to. the president disclosed what he said divided by putin about russian interference in our elections and he said that he is confiden

and it's still cloudy still daily with drizzle and significant rain inland there are side of the red sea up in the theory and eritrea useful bit of occasionally heavy rain and some of the quite so we've had some rain recently in the western cape but in the forecast it's name walls and a bit of cloud temperatures by day typically high teens or low twenty's and that's as far north as does suck as you can see there real change of the next couple days which is no big surprise. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. as armenians velvet revolution has forced the ruling party to step down you have been to russia twice you've just got back from brussels how are you going to balance that relationship between russia and the words armenia's new prime minister talks challenges era. welcome back of the mind of the top stories here on al-jazeera a group of opposition political parties in pakistan is rejecting the outcome of wednesday's election official results show the party of former cricketer imran khan has gained the most seats in the national assembly opposition groups say the vote was rigged

has a bit of usa in having and and in the oil pipeline from the east on pot of gumbo are on their red sea which was built with iraqi money during the iraq iran war it had a capacity of two million barrels a day but i understand that this out is a quietly increasing capacity to four billion that would still be around fifty per cent or less of saudi oil exports so all in all the threat should be taken seriously and. phase of the world should try to deal with victimizes and that full and peaceful and wise way ok tactful peaceful and wise some may have the a week we could get that sort of response do you think from from any of the countries involved here what do you make of of washington's warnings to other nations to stop imports of iranian oil when u.s. sanctions against iran go into effect on in or else. that's bullying tactics isn't it. it is bullying tactics and trump is an expert to these bullying tactics however what is interesting is that we now live in an age where u.s. is no longer the sole head german of the world you have the likes of china and russia standing up to us foreign pol

of africa the coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and red sea which are being used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe if oil can't transmit through an important channel like the bubble mind even for a short time it could lead to a substantial supply delay and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide saudi arabia and its coalition. sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the goofy's the rebels have been linked to iran during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to its commercial ships about using the route between attacks on u.s. turkish and society and iraqi coalition boats. but in the most recent incident who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports describe an attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen bob is an oil and gas industry expert and he says it could have a major global impact it's already had about a dollar per barrel price effect where prices are up in after hours trading tod

porter who data to the united nations of the saudi and amorality coalition and its offensive the red sea port has been controlled by the rebels since twenty fourteen it provides a vital lifeline for war ravaged yemen with seventy percent of the food imports passing through it last month the coalition launched an offensive to capture the port in the interview with a live figaro hoofy chief medical who also accused france of contributing to the violence by selling arms to society arabia and the u.a.e. . in nicaragua armed government supporters and police have stormed an opposition stronghold at the center of protests against the president at least two people were killed and dozens injured in messiah city months of anti-government protests have killed at least two hundred seventy five people on widespread human rights abuses are alleged. south africa marks the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of nelson mandela the former leader known as the father of the nation a ceremony in johannesburg was held in remembrance of the anti-apartheid icon who tried to unite a deeply divided country for

horn of africa because says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and the red sea which used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia to the suez canal to europe. can't transit through an important channel like bob on monday even for a short time it could lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide saudi arabia and its coalition of sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the rebels have been links to iran and during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings for its commercial ships about using the route in attacks on the us turkish and saudi amorality coalition boats but in the most recent incident who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports describe an attack on a coalition warship of the western coast of yemen roger shannon is research fellow at lowry institute for international policy he's a former strain on me off so with extensive experience in the middle east and he believes the saudis will resume their shipments soon. on this m

domestic movies generated 60% of box office tickets this year, with 0peration red sea and detective chinatowns on the royal romance between princess ayako and herfiance, which sounds a lot like love at first sight. apparently the couple hit it off immediately, and it's not hard to see why. she described kei moriya as smart, kind and decisive. quite the catch then! that brings you up to date with some of the papers. now, babita, what stories are sparking discussions online? a cctv camera in china has caught the moment when a section of the motorway collapsed. around 50 metres of road fell away, taking trees and lamposts along too. these dramatic pictures are from the province of sichuan where authorities are investigating the reason for the collapse, but it's belived to have followed several days of heavy rain. fortunately no causalities have been reported. japan have been knocked out of the world cup after a remarkable comeback from belgium. japan were leading 2—0 well into the second half, but belgium rallied, scoring three goals in less than 30 minutes, the third goal coming in the last sec

the rebels the bab amended strait is a strategic passage between djibouti and yemen that links the red sea to the gulf of aden and the indian ocean. response has been to mobilize its naval forces to deter security threats the now three year war when yemen has left conflicts surrounding the strait many fisherman in the stranded or worse brandy selig zanda al-jazeera. here in doha the top stories this hour a palestinian teenager i had to meet me who became a symbol of resistance against israeli occupation has been released from prison she spent eight months in jail for hitting an israeli soldier who enters her family's home in the occupied west bank a video of the incident was streamed online and went viral. from the house of the martyr the resistance will continue until the occupation. and the female prisoners are all strong and i salute everyone who stood by me and all the prisoners and i call on everyone to attend the press conference later today he has now traveled to ramallah to visit the tomb of the former palestinian leader yasser arafat's to bibi's case has highlighted israel's deten

salalah it's still cloudy still daily with drizzle the significant rain inland there are no side of the red sea up in be an eritrea useful bit of occasionally heavy rain and south of the equator we've had some rain recently in the western cape but in the fall cos its name was in a bit of cloud temperatures by day typically high teens or low twenty's and that's as far north as does suck as you can see the very real change of the next couple days which is no big surprise. when people think of cuba they think revolution but it's undergoing revolution and . nothing of this and. we're here to discover if those changes are reflected on the plate if this is a q what is the q. and a. restaurant owner i'm trying to make sure. a.j. it's on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera a group of opposition political parties in pakistan is rejecting the outcome of wednesday's election official results show the party of reform. has gained the most seats in the national assembly opposition groups say the vote was rigged and the military interfered in the process israeli forces o

domestic movies generated sixty percent of box office tickets this year, with 0peration red sea and detectivereports on the royal romance between princess ayako and her fiance, which sounds a lot like love at first sight. apparently the couple hit it off immediately. and it's not hard to see why. she described kei moriya as smart, kind and decisive. quite the catch then! allen is from the new south wales cave rescue squad and joins us from the blue mountains outside of sydney. welcome to the programme. what is your assessment of how difficult it is going to be now of trying to get the boys and their coach out of the cave system?m could still be quite difficult, it depends on how much rainfall —— rain falls and how money it is, whether they can say —— see their way or not. i imagine not. it is up to the weather quite a bit, i think. not. i imagine not. it is up to the weather quite a bit, ithink. from my view, i cannot see what is happening but it sounds like a lot of fla k happening but it sounds like a lot of flak cave. in terms of the experience you have of caves and the system that you kno

yemen support city pre-dated is deteriorating a sounded coalition is attempting to take the strategic red sea port from hooty rebels caught in the middle of thousands of civilians many of whom have been forced to flee their homes damaged reports as the humanitarian situation worsens for people in yemen so does the displacement crisis at this makeshift camp between the southern port city of our then and the has the misery is apparent most of these people fled the violence in her day the province and as bad as the conditions are here things back home are even worse that's why they're not shells been raining down on us god only knows how we manage to survive. the united nations says tens of thousands of families have been displaced from her data as a result of the fierce fighting there while the saudi u.a.e. coalition attempts to take control of the area from who the rebels analysts say little progress has thus far been made in this military campaign. here the young try to play even as the old are constantly confronted with how dire things remain and no matter how terrible the sanitary condition

rebels the bab amended straight is a strategic passage between djibouti and yemen that links the red sea to the gulf of aden and the indian ocean. response has been to mobilize its naval forces to deter security threats the now three year war when yemen has left conflicts surrounding the strait a many fisherman either stranded or worse brandy sell xander al-jazeera the former vice president of democratic republic of congo. promising to restore security international criminal court acquitted him of war crimes and june is set to return to the country next week just before the deadline to register as a candidate and december's presidential election is up to our correspondent in belgium. pierre bemba came here to the belgian town of waterloo to give his first full length interviews after having his convictions washed the international criminal court in the hague decided he did not bear legal responsibility for the actions of his militia once red cross the international border into the central african republic it sent them there to help wash a coup the unleashed a reign of terror and looting

says it will help run the red sea port in her data the saudi and u.a.e. military coalition's been fighting to take the city from who the rebels for two weeks most of yemen's humanitarian supplies coming through what it is port the mandate for iraq's parliament has expired with no new leadership confirmed the country still waiting for the results of a manual recount of suspect ballots from last month's election that's due to get underway in some regions on tuesday and it will take about two weeks leaving iraq in political limbo muhammad ali explains. your x. politics is a moment when the clock struck midnight local time ticked over into sunday the mandate of iraq's parliament expired. a new parliament was supposed to emerge following the general elections last month but differences over results are still under dissolved which presents a constitutional belamour for iraq after weeks of discussions about whether the outgoing parliament should extend its mandate it has finally decided to end its term from now and until a new parliament is in place we rock will

says it will help run the red sea port of data the saudi a new a military coalition has been fighting to take the city from the who sees for two weeks now most of the country's humanitarian supplies come through the port to feed millions of people who desperately need eight meanwhile south koreans are continuing to rally against the rapid rise of yemenis seeking asylum that will than five hundred people if from yemen have flown to j. zhou island since december about half a million people have signed a petition urging the government to revise its refugee legislation government was forced to hold an emergency meeting on friday to deal with the crisis eventually promising to tighten its laws craig leeson has more from seoul the south koreans are protesting against what they see is a refugee crisis here in the country this is because more than five hundred yemenis have access to countries through a hole a day article j.g. to ireland they now stuck to it because the government has moved to heal them in coming to the mainland there's only about three hundred people here right now but they r

horn of africa coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and red sea which he used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe. transit through an important channel like the monday even for a short time it could lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide arabia and its coalition of sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the who sees the rebels have been linked to iran and during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to its commercial ships about using the route they have been attacks on u.s. turkish. coalition boats in the most recent incidents who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports ascribed an attack on a coalition warship of the western coast of yemen bob kuttner is an oil and gas industry expert and he says it could have a major global impact. it's already had about a dollar per barrel price effect where prices are up in after hours trading today this kind of shipping halt will

trail in the horn of africa the coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the red sea which is used to bring middle eastern oil and asian goods to europe through the suez canal and if oil can't transmit through a major channel like that even temporarily it can lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices elsewhere saudi arabia and its coalition of sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the iran aligned who fees during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to its commercial ships about using the route that have been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi and the rotty coalition boats but in the most recent incident what the media doesn't mention an oil tanker instead two separate reports outline an attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen. bob cognizant oil and gas industry expert he's joining us on the line now from new york thank you very much indeed for your time so just give us some context first of all this temporary halt by saudi arabia what kind of impact is t

the rebels for control of the red sea police have a data about fourteen percent of color cases across yemen came from her data since the outbreak began in april last year more than a quarter of the city's population is also suffering from malnutrition the wife of the chinese dissident a nobel peace prize winner loser who died last years arrived in germany after being freed from eight years of house arrest lucia flew from beijing to berlin via helsinki her husband died while serving in the eleven year jail sentence for inciting subversion right there is the latest headlines i'll be back in about thirty minutes or so after inside story. the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven oprah's twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. for help now we bring you the stories the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. judging the u.s. supreme court democrats are alarmed that donald trump's choice of justice to join the highest court in america they say brett kavanaugh is a public loyalist he's too conservative and

editor in the horn of africa the coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the red seawhich is used to bring middle eastern oil and asian goods to europe through the suez canal and oil can't transit through a major to. unlike the bubble monday even temporarily it can lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide saudi arabia and its coalition of sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against iran aligned who fees during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to its commercial ships about using the route that have been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi m. iraqi coalition boats but in the most recent incident who theme media doesn't mention an oil tanker and instead two separate reports outline an attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen bob kuttner is an oil and gas industry expert he says it could have a major global impact. it's already had about a dollar per barrel price effect where prices are up in after hours trading today this kind of shipping halt will cl

says it'll help run the red sea ports in her data the sorry in the u.a.e. military coalition's been fighting to take the city from who the rebels for two weeks and most of yemen's humanitarian supplies come through her data port. so sudan's latest cease fire has been violated just hours after coming into effect with at least twelve people killed in the north government forces and rebels are blaming each other for breaking the truce agreement was signed by president salva kiir and rebel leader reaction in neighboring sudan at least fifty thousand people have been killed and four million forced from their homes since the civil war began in two thousand and thirteen morgan who's covered the conflict in south sudan extensively has more. now the fact that there is a violation regardless of who started it and who's to blame shows that both leaders don't have complete control of their commands the fact that they would issue an order on a national scale to all their forces and there is a violation it shows that not every single commander on the ground is on board w

saudia morality coalition is backing a government force against toothy rebels for control of the red sea port since april last year around fourteen percent of more than one million registered cholera cases in yemen came from her data the world health organization says the conditions and who did that even before the escalation of the conflict has been some of the direst in yemen were they that has registered the highest incidence of suspected cholera cases around fourteen percent of reported cases countrywide since the start of the epidemic in april two thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles. a cleanup is underway in the capital of the days of protests against fuel price rises which have now been shelved but as gabriel. prince president to resign a continuing. buzz of activity at first glance it appears like just another regular day in haiti's capital city. but don't be fooled this is a country again dealing with a political and economic crisis port au prince has in recent days been

and iraqi coalition war in yemen is trying to protect shipping routes in the gulf of aden and the red sea tankers carrying container ships from asia pass through the straits on their way to the suez canal and ports in europe if transit through an important channel line. even for a short time it could lead to. will supply delays and higher shipping costs and that could push up energy prices worldwide the alliance fronted by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are have been fighting in yemen for three years against the who the rebels linked to iran and during that time the u.s. has issued several warnings to commercial ships about using the route there have been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi over r.t. coalition vessels but in the most recent incident a pro who the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker inserted two separate reports describe the attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen rodger shanahan is a research fellow at the institute for international policy he believes the saudis will resume shipments to. the fact that it targeted. and oil changes on the station the other

ready to hand control of had a dust port to the un if saudi backed troops and their offensive the red sea port has been controlled by the who with these since two thousand and fourteen provides a vital lifeline for war ravaged to yemen with seventy percent of food imports passing through it the saudi led coalition which supports yemen's internationally recognized government launched an offensive to capture the port last month in the interior interview with a figure who. also accused france of encouraging the fighting by selling arms to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . the organization of american states has condemned the human rights abuses being committed by the nicaraguan police and armed pro-government civilians the resolution was adopted by twenty one votes to three and condemn the government's actions since mass protests began against president daniel ortega in mid april as a porches of the government painted over opposition graffiti and dismantled offices and barricades on wednesday in messiah that's one of the cities that's been worst hit by the violence one of the two hundred fifty p

amorality coalition at war in yemen says it's trying to protect shipping routes in the gulf of aden and red sea which are used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the serious canal to europe the spokesman for the un secretary general stefan to jeric says the latest events highlight the need for a dialogue to end the crisis in yemen where all these events to raise underscore the need to put an end to this conflict and to find a political solution as if we still needed to be reminded after all these years after all the suffering of the yemeni people. this conflict is and has been has had a regional implications when. commercial navigation is starting to get impacted the movement of goods from global trade to start to get impacted. all these the continuance of this conflict has many many implications the most important one being the suffering of civilians in yemen. is a military analyst the retired jordanian at force general he says sustained pressure from the who this is threatening the saudi amorality coalition. it's a war of attrition now we have a stage of war of attrition

libya there's the possibility that the yemen situation could also begin to choke off things in the red sea which is an alternative transit point for some of that oil that comes out of the persian gulf so it's a very tight situation and guess what places like china india and so on are saying we don't we can't do without the iranian oil right now trump for his part he tweeted hey saudi arabia want you dial yours up two million barrels a day great tweet but no experts i'm familiar with think that saudi arabia has that spare capacity now yeah that would be a lot of extra pumping and then you know if the iranian production did continue it would be pumping and dumping and that would certainly have an impact on price and in that regard before we go and ask you an unfair question chris given all these ramifications we talk about price now well was trading i looked at it a little bit ago and i think it was in the upper seventy three dollars level and and gasoline is in the two eighty's or two ninety's per gallon what do you think's going to happen in sort of the next month or so. well we have been

saudi iraqi coalition is backing a government offensive against who theory rebels for control of the red sea port since april last year about fourteen percent of more than a million registered cholera cases in yemen came from her data the world health organization says the conditions and who did that even before the escalation of the conflict has been some of the direst in yemen where data has registered the highest incidence of suspected choleric uses around forty percent of reported cases countrywide since the start of the epidemic in april two thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles in just a few hours from now politicians in ireland will vote on a landmark bill that would ban all goods and services from illegal israeli settlements in palestine the bill's going to the upper house the house of parliament first the government's expected to oppose the motion but three major opposition parties including shem fein say they're in favor israel is building settlements in occupied palestinian

with some allege was actually more part of the story yemen is a strategic place guarding the red sea what do you think of sudan's policy on yemen and what do you think of britain arming and training to bomb yemen knows all this and we think this is something that is making ups commit suicide against each other sudan's proper role is to reconcile the parties conflicting in yemen rather than participating in this matter why is president bush. supporting the bombing of yemen the british back bombing we think it's imaginary enterprise we don't think it has any national sudanese backing the north national sudanese position is that we should stop police force and in order to help our own saudi brothers we should help them find a peaceful way out of this conflict because this conflict cannot be won by any side you you met the deputy foreign minister here in britain did you mention he is of course we should say will i mean we will study what we said but we think that sudan's role is not excited because this war is not winnable by any side it will simply be. mutual destruction ok we're just f

is saying it will help run the red sea port of had data saudi and u.a.e. military coalition has been fighting to take the city from the who sees for two weeks now most of the country's humanitarian supplies come through the port to feed millions of people who desperately need a. how divers have managed to go to several kilometers into a flooded cave in thailand looking for twelve young footballers and their coach who's been missing for a week a new opening to the underground complex was discovered on friday offering hope that the boys may still be found alive scott hyder a pause from chiang rai. one. week after the boys and their coach passed through this entrance into the tom long cave a line of ambulances and hundreds of workers carry out a drill for their rescue. non-home is the mother of one of those boys she tells us thirteen year old among loved all sports but football was his favorite mother and son are very close uncharacteristically he did not ask for permission to go to the cave i often think that he's a good boy he liked to play football since h

to hand control of her data support to the un if saudi backed troops and and their offensive the red sea ports has been controlled by the who the since twenty fourteen it provides a vital lifeline for war ravaged yemen with seventy percent of food imports pos in through it the saudi led coalition which supports yemen's internationally recognized government launched an offensive to capture the port last month in the interim with le figaro with leader abdel my like the also accuse france of encouraging the fighting by selling arms to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. well the fighting around how data is causing added stress for yemeni teenagers who are studying for school exams laura burton manley has this report. it's exam season a stressful time for many but these children and her data a studying in the middle of the biggest battle in yemen's three year war. they have little electricity suffer scorching temperatures and are at risk of being killed on their way to school. and yet many is suffering under very difficult conditions it's hard we have power cuts and as a result many students struggl

coalition ends its offensive the red sea port has been controlled by the rebels since twenty fourteenit provides a vital lifeline for war ravaged yemen with seventy percent of food imports passing through it last month the coalition launch an offensive to capture the port in the interview with le figaro who's the chief of the molecular who also accused france of contributing to the violence by selling arms to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. as well as the fighting on her day to many yemeni teenagers also have high school exams to contend with laura burton manley has. its exam season a stressful time for many but these children and her date or a studying in the middle of the biggest battle in yemen three year war. they have little electricity suffer scorching temperatures and are at risk of being killed on their way to school. and yet many are suffering under very difficult conditions it's hard we have power cuts and as a result many students struggle to study we're nearing the end of the tests but the good news is there's been a large turnout of students. this war has cause

with explosive boat in the red sea with the conflict underway but it is shaped in terms through the hybrid war activity the response to that is not just attacking the other end of the drone but with the excellent point it'll strike the right people that is a very good point it is what they have deliberated for hundreds of hours of meetings but if anybody has the name of the company to sanction to come up with it because it doesn't exist they are so corrupt they are the economy that touches the american people. when it comes to pressure on iran they will test our will with serious skin in the game. they have lost a couple of dozen of officers. so we have to recognize they will pushback so if you don't want to do that then you will have corruption. >> do you agree about economic collapse? or how long this will take or how long iran can continue with this behavior or how long they can wait before there is a political crisis? >> yes. when i say collapse i did not define that. i mean severe damage and a severe currency crisis with the inaccessibility to have foreign exchange. that creates hyper