by listing in riyadh, do they not avoid the scrutiny and transparency that would be required if theyon wall street, and this prospect is as the ft points out, has very little detail, keeping us all the talk about this huge company, possibly the most valuable in the world, is run. i have read the prospectus, it is quite detailed in the company but where it is not detailed as the number of shares that will be up for sale, but that will be coming out of the book building, because the valuation goes from the investment banks of 1.2 trillion to 2.2 trillion. so they'll need to find that out. and it is quite honest, to be honest it is quite honest, to be honest it is quite honest, to be honest it is quite honest on on the risks, it talks about geopolitical risks, and all of these things. so we will see where this goes. have you got and alex carr or similar digital assistant i had one and she left, she took to me, the only person allowed to talk to me in my house is me. “ allowed to talk to me in my house is me. -- alexa. she is in a drawer? she is in a drawer, switched off and unplugged. w

to the riyadh stock exchange with the vast majority of shares to be sold locally the decision is a huge step back from original plans to go public in other locations like new york now only foreign institutional investors are ready licensed to deal in saudi arabia will be allowed to buy the shares when they come on the market sometime in december the company's been valued at 1.7 trillion dollars making around co the biggest i.p.o. ever. subscriptions start soon for weeks these billboards have lined riyadh streets now the subscription period has begun for real investors can sign up to buy shares in saudi aramco. it's their patriotic duty says the government some banks are even offering loans of $10000000.00 euros so rich saudis can buy a piece of the oil colossus into saudi capital there is no public criticism of the planned i.p.o. . company is the crown jewel of investment in saudi arabia and a safe company to invest in the biggest company in the world thank god it is a good opportunity that crown prince mohammed bin gave us the chance to subscribe to be partners in this success. but the

in riyadh and not in new york or london. listing is saudi aramco on on a local exchange is a really important symbol for the for the government there because they've they've really made this push to get more investors investing locally and to saudi companies and they've made a lot of a lot of progress and transparency and regulatory changes so i think it's important for them as a symbol to a list this locally but they are planning at some point in the next few years to do a 2nd internationalist saying syrian to do the small local listing where they all the list about 2 to 5 percent of the shares and then in a couple of years there they've said they plan to do another listing they've actually chosen quite understand what's interesting li tokyo. because they have said the u.s. london and china they've all have so many political issues right now that it would be it would be safer for us to list in tokyo on interest to use with the i.p.o. of course is part of saudi arabia's attempts to sort of diverged from its oil dependency ho

beyond its borders abdulaziz says personal information the twitter had on him was turned over to riyadh then used by operatives to target his computer with state of the art spyware and malware made in israel but the information that you can gain from twitter would allow whether it's e-mail address phone number is a better way to target those this event with spyware if you have the e-mail you can do some social engineering deliver some malware to them via a convincing lie similar you can do that with an ip address or a phone number so those information points key because they allow the states in question the saudi government to refine the ways in which they might try to compromise the devices belonging to any dissidents. by the end of 2015 american investigators had informed twitter of the saudi spies within its ranks 6 months later the company's c.e.o. jack dorsey met with the crown prince mohammed bin saddam on but according to multiple reports the saudi infiltration of twitter which dorsey knew about did not even come up. in june of 2016 twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey met with the saudi c

the state owned saudi oil giant aramco says it's going to make its stock market debut in riyadh. the global travel industry shows red hot growth — but will an uncertain global economy and environmental concerns cool it down? and on the markets: japan is closed for a public holiday but you can see the strong gains from wall street on friday are travelling through to the asian trading session to hopes are high for a good and to phase one talks between the us and china on trade. it's the world's most profitable company — and now the oil producer aramco is set to go public. regulators in saudi arabia have given the go—ahead for part of the state—owned company to be listed on the riyadh stock exchange in what could be the world's biggest initial public offering. our business correspondent katie prescott reports. saudi arabia produces one tenth of the world's oil. managing that makes this very unusual company the most profitable in the world. this flotation has been years in the pipeline. we are the leading company when it comes to energy. we have the highest numbers of reserves, well—

arabia has announced its gearing up to sell shares of iran co the state oil company listing it on the riyadh stock exchange could make it the biggest public company in the world topping a trillion dollars in value. and in formula one lewis hamilton reigns supreme the british driver security his 6th world championship to be just one title away from tying michael schumacher his record. and william blue cross welcome to the program we start with big news from the world of sports german champions byron munich have fired coach nico the team is sitting 4th in the bundesliga despite leading by a new nick to the league title and lifting the german cup last season a 51 loss to frankfurt on saturday appears to have been the final straw for byron's board. mark meadows from d.w. sports is joining us now he can tell us more so mark it couldn't have just been this 51 loss what else is going on here well they had a similar story last season when he 1st took over he had a bad start and everyone was saying always going to be fired and then somehow he turned around to win the big trophy is in germany but it s

for theo riyadh reaction. u.k.ister boris johnson will tempt industry leaders with the possibility of tax cuts at the cbi conference . we are live to the event. we will be speaking with the man on the others of the aisle, opposition leader jeremy corbyn. do not miss it. nejra: welcome to "daybreak: europe." risk assets do not seem to convince. but what has got markets moving and shaking is the cut to the seven-day reverse repo rate by china. the pboc saying they want to actively maintain their position as one of the central banks with conventional monetary policy in their toolkit. manus: they have already done rrr. the question is how much more aggressive will they be and do they need to be? bloomberg economics reckon you need to begin to think about a world sub 6% chinese growth, down to the five -- nejra: we are seeing some green in asia. chinese equities in the green for sure. we had six weeks of gains for u.s. and european equities. the s&p 500 hitting another record on friday. the longest winning streak into y

oil company around cairo kickstarts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the riyadh stock exchange it could be the world's biggest ever stop listing as the kingdom seeks to diversify its economy. i'm from ghana welcome to the program. process there's a return to lebanon straits as they keep up that advance for wholesale political reform the country's been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down this week but protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the system of government supporters have also been making their voices heard. rallying around their leader thousands of protesters are pushing back against cries for president michel aoun to step down his backers say the country needs him to root out corruption and to bring economic stability. they have only president isn't to blame for lebanon he's not responsible for everything wrong in the country today he shouldn't step down protesters think if the president meets powers the problems will be solved on the contrary if that happen

out in the breeze be picked up ahead of it so we dusty for a time in riyadh otherwise it's quiet and quite warm and is more is where it should be this time yeah similarly the seasonal rains are working their way science or i go to touching namibia as well they have reached north in zimbabwe but in the immediate future this is looking fine and quiet but it is quite warm for the south and some parts of south africa. out planet is warming as never before with profound consequences for all life on earth but the world's leading scientists say that if still time to act climate s.o.f. sets out the facts and the science behind the issues affecting our planet. i'm brings you what people across the globe doing to time the crisis around plan attacks o.-f. on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of the headlines this hour iraq's prime minister has submitted his resignation to parliament and asked members to debate it possibly on sunday as a lapdog marty announced his intention to quit so on friday following 2 months of protests. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has visited the site of a kn

oil company around cairo kickstarts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the riyadh stock exchange it could be the world's biggest stock listing ask the kingdom 6 to diversify its. foreign film welcome to the program protesters have returned to the open on streets to say keep up that demands for wholesale political reform this is the scene tonight in beirut the country's been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down early this week but protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the political system. supporters of the political establishment have also been making their voices heard earlier thousands gathered outside barrett to show solidarity with president bush i would who's under pressure to go. date of your reporter abraham said before today extensively from the middle east and guide us through what's happening. so approach and establishment protesters on the streets at the moment what sorts of choices is lebanon facing well lebanon right now is at a sort of crossroads right i

the sense that the sponsors of the main parties the it has the last concerts in the run or ideas in riyadh and other major world powers like the united states good are the ones who can actually really move things forward so a lot of focus will be on how things work out in terms of international diplomacy with regard to the on the sly you know it's one thing that a lot of people are very concerned about is the economic situation obviously one month of protests is taking its toll the banks have been closed for a large amount of that time there is a lack of foreign currency here particularly u.s. does and let some sort of shift or change happens with regard to that that has the potential of making things even worse in a country that is struggling to survive right now. still ahead on the bulletin vine from northern ireland a generation ago my son takes center stage in the u.k. is general action and the study questioning whether surgery is really necessary for many people with heart disease. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well across china not looking too bad along t

profitable company saudi aramco will start going on sale on the kingdom stock exchange next month riyadh hopes the long delayed initial public offering will raise hundreds of billions of dollars. 13 people have been killed and 30 others injured in a car bombing in the north syrian town of tal areas controlled by turkish backed opposition fighters. supporters of lebanon's president are rallying outside the palace and bob north of beirut days after michelle and addressed the nation he said politicians should be picked on merit and not by who they're linked to a protest which began last month forced the prime minister assad heidi to hand in his resignation but the demonstrators say they want the entire political system over hold let's bring in stephanie decker she's joining us on the phone now from bob just outside the official residence of the president stephanie just tell us what you're seeing and what the message is that these protesters are trying to get across. every. day. but there. was a small. circle called me. a long fight back and. i can disagree with. everyone. these are the 2 ar

for weeks these billboards have lined riyadh streets.ow the subscription period has begun for real. investors can sign up to buy shares in saudi aramco. it is their patriotic duty, says the government. some banks are even offering loans of 10 million euros so rich saudi's can buy a piece of the oil colossus. there is no public criticism of the plan in the saudi capital. the aramco company is a crown jewel of investment in saudi arabia. the same company -- a safe company to invest in and the biggest company in the world, thank god. it's a good opportunity that the crown prince gave us the chance to subscribe to be partners in this success. but the investment is not without risk. there are concerns that the saudi powers that be wheeled too much influence. that aramco is not commercially independent enough of the saudi state. and just how significant are aramco's oil reserves? are there really enough for more than another 50 years? independent analyst big to differ. then there are concerns over its location at the heart of blazing conflicts

in north—western saudi arabia, 1,000 kilometres from riyadh, lies the hidden desert city of hegra.right in thinking it looks similar to petra injordan. a cultured civilisation of traders known as nabateans who built that also built this as their second city over 2,000 years ago. the difference is that these sites are relatively unknown, stunningly preserved and unscathed by years of tourism. hegra sits in the vast governate of al ula. i've gotta say, i'm blown away! this is an epic landscape! they say it is nearly the size of belgium! while saudi's international reputation is being questioned right now, billions of dollars are being spent on the whole area, preparing it to welcome tourists as part of the country's 2030 plan to shift saudi arabia's economy away from oil dependency to other sectors, such as tourism. and this is one of their star attractions that they are hoping will draw in the crowds. it's brilliant, and you can't believe that it was done thousands of years ago. whilst hegra has unesco world heritage status, it has remained a largely hidden treasure to the rest of t

they'll be trading on the stock exchange in riyadh as early as december. arm coast reportedly valued at around one point five trillion dollars. which would make it the world's largest publicly traded company ever. . after years o of delay saudi oil giant aramco says it's ready to go public in what could be the world's largest ipo. the old man said this is a historic day. we are happy too announce our intention to laced aramco on the side the stock exchange. the state giant is expected to sell up 25% of the company with an initial 2% listing on the riyadh stock market in dececember to be followed next year by year 3% listing on an overseas exchange. which has yet to be determined. the final offer price into the number of shares meananwhile will be set in the coming weeks. the listing is wiwidely seen a as a an importat step towards saudi twenty thirty a plan to diversify the country's economy and reduce its dependence on oil. over the next decade. i don't have remco giving public is the most important parts of the saudi vision twenty thirty. it's not only t

the saudi arabian state oil company aramco is to be listed on the riyadh stock exchange in what could has won his sixth formula 1 world title, after coming second in the us grand prix. hamilton was beaten by valtteri bottas but won the overall

staff whipping saudi spying is accusing them of gathering data on thousands of users critical of riyadh. whistleblowers become the new frontline in the political battle being waged in washington as a bill to protect their identities is blocked in the u.s. senate. tackling hate in hospitals for health trust in england plans to root out racism by threatening to withhold treatment for people who abuse start. a message that there's 0 tolerance towards a. level of self control the n.h.s. is there to treat people that should treat people. without question. 9 from our last guest today where it's currently a minute past 4 o'clock in the morning you're watching r.t. international thank you for joining us. now the u.s. justice department has charged 2 former twitter employees for spying for saudi arabia prosecutors claim the pair an american citizen and a saudi national used their positions to collect sensitive information about users critical of the kingdom you know neil discussed the case with don a quarter. well it's 3 people being charged here 2 or former employees at twitter one being a u.s.

in north—western saudi arabia, 1000 kilometres from riyadh lies the hidden desert city of agra.nking it looks similar to petra in jordan, in thinking it looks similar to petra injordan, culture and civilisation of traders who built that also built this as a second city. 0ver that also built this as a second city. over 2000 years ago. the differences, that sides are relatively unknown. stunningly preserved and unscathed by years of tourism. hegra sits in a vast government. this is an epic landscape, it is nearly the size of belgium. while saudi ‘s international reputation is being questioned right now, williams of dollars are being spent on the whole area, appearing at your welcome tourists as part of the country ‘s 2030 plan to shift saudi arabia's economy away from all dependency to other sectors such as tourism. in this is one of their star attractions. that they are hoping will draw in the crowds. it's brilliant, and you can't believe that it was done thousands of years ago. while hegra has unesco world heritage status, it has remained a largely hidden treasure to the rest of

industry experts believe much of the investment from the riyadh listing will come from wealthy saudi families not foreign investors it's curious timing for the i.p.o. with a weak outlook for oil prices a sluggish global economy an increased environmental awareness against the use of fossil fuels osama bin job it is there. in other world news lebanon's president michel aoun has addressed his supporters again promising to restore trust in the country's leaders his son in law and foreign minister gibran breasts and also address avani of the presidential palace at bamban north of beirut both have been among the targets of anti-government protesters who have been demonstrating protests that have rocked the country for more than 2 weeks but measured that we have drawn out the past and it is made up of 3 points corruption the economy and the civil state these 3 points are not easily achieved we need your efforts and we need a square filled by both you and the protesters to defend your rights these 3 points are your rights which many are trying to obstruct and this is why we need you to make

listing on the riyadh stock exchange could make the world's most valuable traded company worth up to 2 trillion dollars. delhi has declared a public health emergency after air pollution reached the most hazardous levels this year smog has caused the closure of schools and dozens of flights to be diverted from the indian capital. this is the news from berlin for more follow us on twitter to news or visit our website. lewis hamilton has won his 6th formula one title after finishing 2nd in the us grand prix the mercedes driver is now just one title away from michael schumacher is all time record the 34 year old may be british but german engineering has been a major factor behind his success. lewis hamilton is world champion again having taken the title in the convincing style that has become routine. for me as crazy a long time to my 7 year with the team. the excitement i had was the same as i had when i 1st got in the phone call in 2008 driving with a mercedes engine for mclaren hamilton won his 1st world championship 5 years later he moved to mercedes with whom he has no 15 more title

this after riyadh was accepting a lower valuation to ensure the deal success.eporter jim thornhill in sydney. looking at the numbers, bank of america, the difference between the highs and lows is like $1 trillion. jim: that's right. probably the most interesting thing about the story we have had over the weekend. just a sheer variance in the level of their estimates. somewhat quite stark. talking a $1 trillion difference, that is more than a market cap. i think it speaks to the difficulty these things are having in pinpointing a value on aramco. crudedistinctly, the prices are volatile. it is the most important input into the company. it is hard to predict where that is going to go and that is why they are struggling to put a number on it. what we can include -- conclude is the $2 trillion valuation the saudis was ♪ were looking for was too high. these are generally coming in below. there was one or two above that to trillion dollar level. the consensus is that is coming high ones.-one and that is certainly confirmed by reports we are sick -- we are getting tha

thing clue prominent critics of the saudi royal family have been charged with acting as agents of riyadh without registering with the us government the prime minister of guinea bissau is stepped down just days after being appointed by president jose maria vas that's after leaders of all the west african nations gave him an ultimatum the regional body echo os wants to make sure the country holds fair presidential elections later this month nicolas hock has more from that call in neighboring senegal. there's sense of relief and called me in the capital of guinea be so after the announcement of the resignation of the president's appointed prime minister moussa you know him by all the and members of his government the west african body ecowas launched knelt to made him against this government saying that they needed to step down or they would face sanctions out west africans heads of states met in neah may in an emergency meeting over the political crisis and be sour they have announced that they will be more troops on the ground already there are west african forces protecting the parliamen

the fact that iran contact attacks not even have been 2 months ago as circumstances are not i feel riyadh but i think the leadership in saudi arabia knows that the parliament has come to act and this i.p.o. process as a good started to make the june 23rd and successful there is a real sense of urgency in the kingdom and on the part of the leadership i think and i don't want to be overly optimistic there is all these factors we touched upon that need to be kept in mind and we need to be very realistic about all of these issues but i also don't want to provide a doom and gloom analysis in the excessively pessimistic you know we are moving toward the carbon is a shannon but you know we're not there yet and i think there are at least the possibility of this i.p.o. being very successful. also ahead on al-jazeera the u.n. reveals evidence suggesting a foreign government was responsible for an attack on a migrant camp in libya. there's lebanon on the brink of bankruptcy we'll have the latest on the worst economic crisis in decades. and the cold air is sweeping its way from north to the southeast

as expected to be signed between yemen's government and southern separatists later on tuesday in riyadh but in the remote answer to a clean important islands of people appear divided many support saudi arabia there but want forces to go they say sending its forces to take strategic areas and is using the islands to recruit fighters and to schapelle has more. chancing no to occupation hundreds and psychiatrist capital marched to the coalition's headquarters on sunday calling on you e to. worse is to leave the island and let them sit them sokoto cannot be sold at any price 6. and he who relies on traders and mercenaries will never prosper 6. protesters also affirm their support for the internationally recognized government of monsour hadi whose government in exile is based in riyadh. last month local governor romney mushrooms irritated southern separatists by barring foreign nationals from entering the islands without a government visa. fighters linked to southern separatists then attempted to storm the government compound and tribal leaders saw that as an attempted coup. most america a s

aramco is listing its shares on the riyadh stock exchange.ent katie prescott reports. saudi arabia produces a tenth of the world's oil. managing that makes this very unusual company the most profitable in the world. this flotation has been years in the pipeline. we are the leading company when it comes to energy. we have the highest number of reserves, very well—managed reserves. we are one of the... when it comes to conventional production, we are a major player when it comes to gas. in terms of sharing it with the rest of the world and doing all of this analysis and comparison will be a positive outcome for the company and we are looking forward to that. the aim is to diversify the saudi economy away from a dependence on oil, and it's changing aramco's image, previously shrouded in mystery. they recently made financial results public for the first time. even divorced women will be able to buy shares. but attacks like these on the company's oil fields show the risks of investing in this volatile region, not to mention in fossil fuels as the

the fact that ram compact attacks not even have been 2 months ago as circumstances are not i feel riyadh but i think the leadership in saudi arabia knows that the parliament has come to act and this i.p.o. process ask again started to make the june 23rd and successful there is a real sense of urgency in the kingdom and on the part of the leadership and i don't want to be overly optimistic there is all these factors we touched upon that need to be kept in mind and we need to be very realistic about all of these issues but i also don't want to provide the doom and gloom analysis in the excessively pessimistic you know we are moving toward the quarter been ization but you know we're not there yet and i think there are at least a possibility of this i.p.o. being very successful. still ahead on al-jazeera. i won't be silenced how the catalogue of dependency she was being kept at the forefront of spain's election. tuneful time we look at the new challenges people are facing 30 years after the fall of the bully more. than sport the world's most expensive football gives a date for his return fro

on the riyadh stock exchange could value the company a 2 trillion dollars and make around co worth nearly as much as apple and microsoft put together. for us. i think we are for the listing it will increase our visibility internationally we are a very strong company by sharing a lot of information as required by any listed company that will be a lot of analysts that would review our data and conveyed it with other listed companies. aramco accounts for 10 percent of the world's oil production in the company is the biggest carbon footprint in the world climate campaigners are worried they want fossil fuel companies to scale back and cut carbon emissions not to expand this is a move in the opposite direction. but the economy of saudi arabia must change to survive. last forever some analysts say around 70 more years prince mohammed bin sound man wants cash to diversify. the prince wants tourism manufacturing and renewable energy to drive growth in the post oil world he has major ambitions to transform saudi into a top 5 global tourism destination. bosses of meeting with lawmakers in today to

backed fighters the riyadh agreement to end months of violence between government forces and those u.a.e. backed fighters military sources in democratic republic of congo say rebels from the allied democratic forces are attacking the eastern region of benny at least 15 people were killed in attacks on the same area on friday night the a.d.f. rebels are retaliating after the army and u.n. peacekeepers launched a major new offensive against the group last month the fighting is happening in dense forests near the ugandan border now at least 20 people have been killed during protests in guinea thousands have demonstrated against a proposed change to the constitution that would allow president alpha condé to run for a 3rd term there as well as valid reports. from. devastated they see the government protest begin in capital conakry on fears that his wife was left to bring up your 3 month old baby on her she says she tried to prevent him from note to join the protest. when you look over there now when my husband did not come home and after his friend called my sister and said they had killed hi

hailed as a reformer by the west riyadh's new strongman demonstrated his brutality as soon as he assumed power by declaring a war in yemen. the conflict her. already claimed the lives of tens of thousands of. lives. on the arabian peninsula or on the borders of the saudi kingdom mohammed bin someone has found a useful ally mohammed bin zayed or m.b. zed. he's the crown prince of abu dhabi and rules the united arab emirates. mohammed bin. ziad is a military man his mindset is very militaristic he uses the army as a means to gain more power. lobbies own particular has paranoia about being surrounded by people who cannot trust. him with the tanks little want. to establish their dominance in the middle east m.b.'s and m.b. said identified an enemy that needed to be defeated. this unpopular neighbor is accused of collusion with islamist groups and having close relations with iran. but one of the biggest grievances with time in our fanny the emyr of qatar is how his overshadow the other 2 by staging the next football world cup in qatar. because the princes of the gulf states know each other we

it's beyond what the through the rubble stock exchange in riyadh could have ever imagined the world's largest oil producing firm is being listed here and shares are expected to be priced in december it's happening after years of hype and several delays around please nordin every company it's the engine driving saudi arabia's economy which relies on oil revenues the centerpiece of crown prince mohammed bin salmond vision 2030 now the iraq was supposed to bring in enough revenue to diversify the economy but it's never listed in any of the world's leading exchanges because of transparency fears the 1st idea was either to listed either in new york london or in hong kong kong but there have been some issues especially regarding the new york stock exchange listing and which was the possible litigation or pick. law that could have been. adopted by the u.s. congress therefore there were some concerns by the saudis and this was expected the saudis would go for the domestic market listing the ambitious crown prince set out a 2 trillion dollar price tag to put that into context the world's most

government's job one e was targeted in a car bomb attack just hours after an initial deal was announced the riyadh agreements aims to end months of violence between government forces and fighters large fires have been burning around hong kong university after protesters hurled petrol bombs towards police security forces fired tear gas back at demonstrators in some of the most dramatic scenes of the last 5 months of protests in the city china's also confirmed it sent its army into the streets on friday to help clean up their brainier one of the universities and host government says it didn't ask for any assistance. still to come on al-jazeera we'll have to get me to find out why so many people are in despair in which the protests despite the recent violence also a trailblazing journalist at afghanistan's 1st all female t.v. station tells us her story. hello there is a bit of a coastal flood risk at the moment because this circular is running at the eastern side of the u.s. but the real story has been the cold recent dana if this and the cold came together to be huge amount of snow you can see what

broken dale threatens the legitimacy of his own government and called it destructive collusion the riyadh agreement aims to end months of violence between government forces and u.a.e. backed fighters. often ahead on al-jazeera the preliminary evaluation of a saudi arabia state and oil company falls short of some expectations plus. we will be the e.u. on the 29 march 2000. and 9 that breck said battleground rival party is in using the online wild to try to get their election messages across. the logan to welcome back well here across parts of south asia we are watching the storm system right now making its way towards the philippines it has been moving quite slowly over the last few days it has been bringing the actual arrival date just behind schedule but right now we do expect to see on monday a landfall and system coming into luzon possibly as a typhoon it's going to be very weak we do think in this area but still very heavy rain across much of luzon over the next few days as the system intensifies and moves across the area we could be seeing well over $250.00 millimeters of flooding ra

downing of the aircraft on friday and that 2 saudi pilots were killed it's been no confirmation from riyadh about this helicopter was hit by a surface to air missiles and crashed on the saudi side of the border. meanwhile people in yemen have launched through the streets in the southern city of ties to protest against a western economic crisis demonstrators blame the government and the saudi led coalition for mismanaging the economy 4 years of war has destroyed roads and much needed facilities as a shortage of basic goods and many yemenis are on the verge of famine the conflict started in 2014 after the rebels overthrew the internationally recognized government. a court in suriname a has convicted the president of the murder of 15 political opponents in 1982 the court ruled that does he say who's on an official visit to china over his soul of the abduction and killing off the 15 government critics. reports. as china rolled out the red carpet for suriname president desi this week he defended beijing over the protests in hong kong this strictly. and strongly reject any form of interference. o

aircraft on friday and that to say the pilots were killed so there's still been no confirmation from riyadh on the incidents but the helicopter is apparently hit by a surface to air missile and crashed on the side of the sides over the border when more people in yemen have marched through the streets of the southern city of taiz to protest against the worsening economic situation that is traitors bring the government and the saudi u.a.e. coalition for mismanaging the economy 4 years of war has destroyed roads and much needed facilities as a shortage of basic goods and many yemenis are on the verge of famine. now a funeral has been held for teenager shot dead by the israeli military near the gaza israel border according to gaza's ministry of health a 16 year old father was fatally wounded near harness city on friday by the israeli army says it's investigating the killing likely protests near the border fence or cancelled at least $348.00 palestinians have been killed by israeli fire in gaza since the protests began last year. prisons prime minister boris johnson has visited the sites of a kn

buy the story or be interested in the story also because saudi arabia chose riyadh the financial center there to be the place for the i.p.o. that's not going to be in new york or london listing. on frankfurt thank you. u.s. electric car maker tesla plans to invest in for 4000000000 euros in is recently announced factory outside berlin that's according to german wire services d.p.a. the creating of a so-called gigafactory which could provide thousands of jobs has a buzz with excitement particularly as the area is so far weak in industrial manufacturing however was no legal papers signed yet and. musts reputation as a somewhat corporate maverick doubts remain about the project. the announcement came as a total surprise during an awards ceremony in berlin. a news matter of fact. we've decided to put. the gigafactory europe. plan is to build it in the small town of clean hided just east of pearl in it will be tesla's new europe factory where the s.u.v. model y. and batteries will be built it will create at least 7000 jobs and the factory will be built inside 2 years otherwise not much is kn