will be accelerated to implement the riyadh agreements. doesn't mean it's going to be easy to do so the reason why it's been so difficult to implement it. since it was signed last year has to do with the fact that there are so many obstacles that make implementation very difficult the party use have very different interpretations of the riyadh agreement there are sensitive issues that the parties do not see eye to eye on i think the future of this relationship will be a very difficult one there are numerous reasons why that's the case one of them that i think is very important to keep in mind pertains to all is slaw which is the muslim brotherhoods yemeni franchise of islam has played an important role as an ally of the hardy government but the s.t.c. views the muslim brotherhood linked group in yemen as a very dangerous group and is a big threat to the s.t.c. and if hadi is government in the s.t.c. will ever be able to see eye to eye on this question of what role is sly's to play in the future of yemen we don't know. turkey's parliament h

that efforts will be accelerated to implement the riyadh agreements. doesn't mean it's going to be easy to do so the reason why it's been so difficult to implement it. since it was signed last year has city with the fact that there are so many obstacles that make implementation very difficult the parties have very different interpretations of the riyadh agreements there are sensitive issues that the parties do not see eye to eye on so i think it's anything but guaranteed that there is going to be a successful implementation just because of this resolution certainly possible but you know we have got to wait and see yet dojo it does beg the question though what will this mean though for the future of the s.t.c. and their ambitions for an independent south do you think they could revisit this later down the road. absolutely they could certainly make the claim later on as they have in the past that the hardy government did not hold of its end of the bargain and then simply go ahead to declare or self rule again as they did in the aug 29th scene and also th

saudi arabia's king salmon has held a cabinet meeting via video call from a hospital in riyadh the 84 year old one it was admitted on monday prompting concerns about his health and the future of the kingdom. the u.s. has charged 2 chinese men for hacking hundreds of companies including firms developing coronavirus vaccines prosecutors say they carried out a long campaign targeting global defense and energy industries on behalf of chinese intelligence. the u.k. government has been accused of actively avoiding looking into evidence of russian interference during the brics referendum the intelligence committee report into moscow's activity in britain called for immediate action russia's foreign ministry dismissed the claims is that russophobia so you can go has this. in the shadows of britain's democratic process and its economy the threat of interference from russia looms large russia poses an all encompassing security threat which is fueled by paranoia about the west and a desire to be seen as a subject great power companies and malicious cyber activity in order to serve to self aggres

checkups the 84 year old monarch was taken to king fire's all specialist hospital in the capital riyadh only on monday is reportedly receiving treatment for information on the gall bladder. iraq's prime minister has postponed a visit to saudi arabia and light of the king's illness will suffer alchemy was expected to travel to riyadh on monday the 2 sides of planned to discuss a range of issues including trade and border crossings a prominent saudi journalist has died after contracting covert 192 months after being released from prison that's according to local media reports saleh was sentenced to 5 years in jail and 2018 for insulting the world court after he criticized corruption in the kingdom on a t.v. show he once worked under murder just saudi journalist jamal khashoggi still ahead on al-jazeera public rotavirus pandemic is exposing the fault lines of charities and economic plans. and from sunday services to sunday marches the catholic church in the democratic republic of congo weighs in on the recent crisis. hello the weekend ended with a slow moving mass a thunder storms in this

saudi arabia's king solomon has held a cabinet meeting 5 video call from a hospital in riyadh the 84 year old monica was admitted on monday from to concerns about his health and the future of the kingdom. the united states has challenged 2 chinese men for hacking hundreds of companies including firms developing coronavirus vaccines prosecutors say they carried out a long campaign targeting global defense and in g. industries on behalf of chinese legend. the u.s. secretary of state might pump is calling on other countries to follow the u.k.'s lead in its push back against the actions of the chinese government on penn met with prime minister boris johnson and his british counterpart the dominant rap he described china's leaders as a threat and called the handling of the coronavirus pandemic disgraceful the u.s. secretary also praised u.k. for dropping the chinese telecom giant well away from its 5 g. network and suspending its extradition treaty with hong kong that off to beijing impose a sweeping national security law that. we think that the entire world needs to work together to assu

will be accelerated to implement the riyadh agreements. doesn't mean it's going to be easy to do so the reason why it's been so difficult to implement it. since it was signed last year has to do with the fact that there are so many obstacles that make implementation very difficult the party use have very different interpretations of the riyadh agreement there are sensitive issues that the parties do not see eye to eye on i think the future of this relationship will be a very difficult one there are numerous reasons why that's the case one of them that i think is very important to keep in mind pertains to all is slaw which is the muslim brotherhood's yemeni franchise islam has played an important role as an ally of the hardy government but the s.t.c. views the muslim brotherhood linked group in yemen as a very dangerous group and is a big threat to the s.t.c. and if hardy's government in the s.t.c. will ever be able to see eye to eye on this question of what role is sly's to play in the future of yemen we don't know. hundreds of people were

beginning that yes this is a you know and incident that perhaps was directed by some high figures in riyadh but this is not a bilateral matter of bilateral issues so turkey wants to make sure that given several messages 1st of all something that happens within its border it will not just push be pushed under the carpet because turkey is not a regime like what what you know the regime in riyadh to do like column art says a parody. just a parody of justice right and they want to be. sure this is transparent proceedings and in fact today's in today's trial news was present u.n. reports or as president some jerk journalists were present so there is of course the geopolitical part of the turkey saudi arabia relationship ok i think that the government in ankara wants to exclude that from the file a bill how much international appetite is there right now to turn this into something bigger. well that's interesting i think you know with everything that's going on with the 19 with the black lives matter i think people are looking you know for reassurance that there remains a moral highground and i th

saudi arabia in light of the king's illness with staff i'll count them he was expected to travel to riyadh on monday the 2 sides had planned to discuss a range of issues including trade and border crossings. a prominent saudi journalist has died after contracting covert 192 months after being released from prison according to local media reports saleh share was sentenced to 5 years in jail and 2018 for insulting the will court after he criticized corruption in the kingdom on a t.v. show he once worked under murdered saudi journalist jamal khashoggi still ahead on al-jazeera following a surge in coronavirus cases hong kong becomes the latest victim of a return to long dull. and how the coronavirus pandemic is exposing the fault lines of cheapies economic plans. the european summit continues with more of the same and quite same intensity but on the cold front in here still very cold beyond it is not much on it but it will dip temperatures a little bit as it moves eastwards from scandinavia through germany and poland with the tail end somewhere near hungary or slovakia the high and it temps d

medical checkup the 84 year old monarch was taken to king faisal specialised hospital in the capital riyadh early on monday with what's being reported as inflammation of the full bladder. a prominent saudi journalist has died after contracting kogut 192 months after being released from prison that's according to local media reports he was sentenced to 5 years in prison in 2018 for insulting the wall course after a t.v. appearance criticizing corruption in the kingdom he once worked on the murdered saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. mollies opposition has called for more protests after rejecting international media efforts mediation efforts i'm sorry a delegation from the west african regional bloc echo was held days of discussions with the governing party and the opposition the bloc proposed a power sharing government and the new constitutional court but the june 5th opposition group says the plan doesn't go far enough nicolas hawke reports now from dakar in neighboring senegal. well members of the opposition have dismissed it some leaders of the 5 movement this coalition members of civil so

attacks on some are followed last week's messiah an armed drone attacks targeting the saudi capital riyadh there they said the strikes on the defense ministry and the military base was the largest military operation yes against the kingdom a rights group in yemen is accusing both sides in the civil war of carrying out abuses in its nearly 90 page report the motown organization for human rights documents hundreds of arbitrary detentions forced disappearances and torture 2016 of the 66 yemenis it says have died in secret prisons the report identifies at least 11 unofficial detention centers it claims that the who these and militias trained by the u.a.e. for most of the abuse more than 100000 people have died in the nearly 6 year war valving iran back to the rebels and the saudi u.a.e. coalition. well rajar more walk hair is the 10 percent of the more town organization for human rights she is calling for the immediate release of detainees a was the very terrible details about torture it was back to the extent that i couldn't review their report more than once i refused to read it more than on

to saudi arabia in light of the king's illness or stuff of car then he was expected to travel to riyadh on monday 2 sides have planned to discuss a range of issues including trade and border crossings several egyptian prisons and police stations suspected to have coronavirus outbreaks a report by human rights watch says at least 14 prisoners and detainees have died from covert 19 complications it's calling on the government to improve its testing and medical care about 13000 prisoners have been released since late february. the united states is still struggling to contain the world's biggest corona virus outbreak but president donald trump has downplayed the epidemic falsely claiming in an interview that the u.s. is one of the lowest mortality rates in the walt and fisher reports from northern virginia. what the white house described as embers has become a blaze the us now is seeing around $70000.00 new cases of cold meat at the the president's own health expense expressing concern masking has become a political issue now here we are not only with 70000 new cases almost every day but fr

checks the 84 year old well monarch was taken to king faisal specialised hospital in the capital riyadh early monday with what's being reported to be inflammation of the cold blood at iraq's prime minister has postponed his visit to the kingdom in light of the king's illness next up here i was 0101 east. the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i am afraid to be closing on my neck even into thinking and praying could lead to these ideas come from tragedy of more lives how much we've tried to set it places are getting it was a happy family or the only people to join me on this now see you on the final part of my journey went on to become a target of the hindu 1st policy in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. we have over 10000 new cases. 102000 positive 14000 hospitalized. the frontline is in the health care system. a deadly pandemic has cut a swathe through america's.

saudi arabia's king solomon has had a cabinet meeting to video call from the hospital in riyadh the 84 year old man it was admitted on monday prompting concerns about his health and the future of the kingdom is reportedly in a stable condition while being treated for an inflammation of the gallbladder. mining has long been a way of life for many people in indian administered kashmir but after new delhi stripped the region's autonomy last year it's led to changes in the way contracts are allocated and that's left some locals fearing for their livelihoods elizabeth put out as more. the jaylen river and the himalayas have been to constance an indian administered kashmir for as long as people here can remember as well as being a vital source of water and its tributaries have also provided a livelihood for many who mine the river for sand and minerals but for the 1st time people living in the region say outsiders have been awarded most of the mining contracts and locals who have worked in mining all their lives have missed out. the indian government began auctioning the 1st of $200.00 minin

is high on their agenda it doesn't go beyond simple lip service due to very strong links between riyadhand some of the western leadership however and for turkey it needs to make sure that you know i think it's a giving a clear message with this trial that anything that happened within within its borders any criminal activity such as this one is not going to be just pushed under the carpet or turkey will not be satisfied with show trials such as what to that happen in riyadh which clearly like some sort of transparency so or yes there is this. royal re geopolitically between turkey and saudi arabia but i think for this particular case turkey has said it several times turkish leadership and authorities have said it several times that this is not a bilateral issue but this is rather a legal issue that turkey needs to tackle and it requires riyadh's cooperation for for this to be very transparent and sort of there is not questions answered but i mean if we look at it from a very simple perspective now i mean the only the only thing that we need to answer right now is the fact that the body

medical checkups the 84 year old monarch was taken to king faisal specialist hospital in the capital riyadh early on monday for an apparent inflammation of the gall bladder. so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to talk to us their life now. al-jazeera. where every you. see. he's one of the most divisive figures in american politics today to some he's washington's most famous warmonger to others a fearless defender of u.s. interests john bolton's decades of conservative foreign policy have influenced the position and actions of the united states in conflicts worldwide. from iraq to iran syria and north korea to mention just a few. ever since 1st serving on the president ronald reagan's administration back in the 1980 s. bolten built a career as a solid can.

saudi arabia's king solomon has held a cabinet meeting via video cool from a hospital in riyadh 54 year old was admitted on monday prompting concerns about his health in the future the kingdom is reportedly in a stable condition. there israelis are calling for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down the protest outside parliament is the latest of several mass demonstrations in recent weeks and yahoo has come under growing criticism for staying in office while facing trial for corruption is also being accused of mismanaging the response to a deepening economic crisis. in guinea 2 people have died in another day of protests against a potential reelection bid by the president president offer condé has been facing growing anger of the constitution was changed to allow him to run for a 3rd term in october as elections protests resumed on monday after 3 months of relative calm due to the coronavirus restrictions 13 hostages held on a bus in ukraine have been freed unharmed after a personal intervention by the president the 12 hour standoff ended soon after of law demands and in ski spo

by the united arab emirates and the latest agreement riyadh all that was actually. made bland because now if you see the house as they say cancel the. declination but now they have ceased in that so called legitimate government so they are recognized by the international community and this was actually the main goal for the united arab emirates because now united arab emirates actually they can continue with their plan under the nose of the government. and if you see i mean even know that now they have canceled this because ration of silver all they still are actually a separatist group and their goal is to separate them and that's why i think they will continue in their plan for a separation of yemen and what they get now is an international coalition. either from highly or from the saudi left coalition go ahead with any steps for the separation of yemen with with their many government already government i believe that we will see more clashes in south of yemen and i mean you can see from the beginning of the war it was one government had a government and then it w

dispute saudi arabia's king solomon has held a cabinet meeting through a video call from a hospital in riyadh 84 year old mana was admitted on monday prompting concerns about his health and the future of the kingdom is reportedly in a stable condition of being treated for an inflammation of the gall bladder the award winning filipino journalist maria ressa has pleaded not guilty in a tax evasion case she's described as politically motivated it's one of several charges brought against her and her online news site rappler inc media watchdog say the charges are an attempt to silence critical coverage of president of the road to terror. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. the error. how close are we to a curve with 19 vaccine research teams in the u.k. have released promising results from the trials but once a back seat is developed how do we make sure that everyone gets it this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle the race for a coven 1000 vaccine is gathering pace scientists around the world are competing to dev

the attacks on sun are following last week's missile and drone attacks targeting the saudi capital riyadh who they said the strikes on the defense ministry and a military base was there knowledge as to military operations yes against the kingdom. as on 70 of the when israel will begin its planned an exception in the occupied west bank debate on the issue was due to begin on july 3rd asked the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says talks with the us about the plans are ongoing coalition partner benny gantz has suggested it should be put on hold while the government deals with coronavirus with i'll be back with some besuited friedman and members of the delegation i spoke about the question of sovereignty which we are working on now and over the coming days a little bit on syria senior political analyst mullen bashara says netanyahu is still pressing ahead with an exciting tense record you know who really wants to take advantage of the fact that trump is president or for sure to be president until the end of the year and hence exploit that opportunity in order to go through with an exhibitio

murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago the defendants being tried in their absence as riyadh has rejected demands to extradite them. officials in turkey say at least 4 people have been killed and about 100 injured in an explosion at a fireworks factory almost 190 workers were inside at the time further explore explosions have been hampering efforts to bring the fire under control. killing maxwell the former girlfriend of the late finance year and convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein has been arrested in the u.s. on 6 trafficking charges maxwell is accused of recruiting goals to give abstain masses during which they were sexually assaulted maxwell has previously denied any wrongdoing. germany's parliament has approved a plan to phase out coal as an energy source by 2038 minutes promising billions of euros in aid for regions whose economic economies demand on coal about climate activists say 18 years is too long to wait to end its use in the entrance to the german reichstag where the parliament gathers climate's manage to get overhead to unfurl a banner that read a future withou

the murder of dissidents saudi journalist to mock a shock she shocked he was killed in 2018 inside riyadh's consulate in the turkish city office to you know in getting papers to marry his fiance who was waiting outside his remains when a found the child was opening up censure of 20 saudi nationals indicted for their role in. you know your correspondent who you hon is standing by for us in front of the court in istanbul that has already been trial in saudi arabia why is another one starting in turkey today. this is mainly because the turkish authorities and many others are unhappy with how the saudis explained and prosecuted. as you mentioned there has been a trial in the kingdom but it was largely secretive and human rights organizations have condemned it as a travesty of justice so in macho the istanbul prosecution here has presented their indictment they indicted 20 saudi suspects over their role in the murder including 2 top forma aides to crown prince mohamed bin sunland and they are seeking aggravated life sentences for all the suspects now if this is a trial in absentia none of the su

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targeting the saudi capital riyadh the european union is reopening its borders to some travelers from outside the bloc whens i'm a 1st day border restrictions of the. e.u. residents russians are ending the final day of voting on proposed constitutional amendments which would allow president vladimir putin to run for another 2 terms in office if he won both elections he could be in power until at least 2036 when certain floods in india have inundated a world heritage site that's home to the world's largest population of 100 dryness about 70 percent of ca's eat on the national park became submerged at least one rhino has drowned flood waters are receding but the affected about 2000 villages in the northeastern state of a some one you saw on al-jazeera after witness. meet a friend of mine who are losing because. all they going to. put on at least half the amount in the last. year many prevention are going up hearing aids and. m.f. told to get the office. all of that. education going to all see it go. or manx with buckets on make social media activist we. are slowly. trying to muscle in t

medical tests the 84 year old monarch was taken to king faisal specialist hospital in the capital riyadh on early on monday and what's being reported with inflammation of the cold blood of iraq's prime minister has postponed his visit to the kingdom there's the headlines coming up next in search of india's soul. thank you. my name is artist taseer i'm a writer and a columnist. in this the 2nd of 2 films i'm traveling through india the country i grew up in. i want to see for myself the changes taking place amid a rising tide of him look for a hindu 1st politics these ideas which place hindus above people of other faiths stem from the very top leadership in this land of 1300000000 people. i started my journey in the holy city of our and i see in northern india. this is a deeply religious country in the middle of a battle for her soul and it is no surprise that it was this place of the hindu nationalist leader in the rain room of the chose this election battleground republic sing its powerful symbolism in a new time. behind this image of a religiously diverse nation india faces a new mini c

saudi arabia's 84—year—old ruler, king salman bin abdulaziz is in hospital in the capital riyadh. it also reports he is undergoing medical checks for a gall bladder infection. about a dozen people have been freed from a bus in ukraine after the country's president complied with the hostage—ta ker‘s bizarre demand that he promote a film about animal rights. volodymyr zelensky used social media to encourage people to watch the 2005 production, earthlings. the armed man then began to release the hostages in the city of lutsk. animal rights campaigners are asking the south korean president for help to save hundreds of the country's caged moon bears. over 400 bears are being kept on farms across the country. they're waiting to be killed for their parts which some people use as medicine.0ur seoul correspondent laura bicker has this report — you may find some of the scenes upsetting. distressed, she rocks from side to side. she's not known life beyond these rusty bars. over 120 moon bears are crammed in filthy cages on this farm. some are missing limbs and fur. all are just waiting to di

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the jenga spoke as a witness also dr riyadh's the knocked out former advisor to turkish president our daughter who is a very close friend of jamal jan who was the person we informed the police and intelligence about jamal khashoggi being last gave a testimony right now with the prosecutor and judge is the hearing they are hearing the consulate employees who are the drivers and other people there are 3 if there are at these 50 witnesses in this case along with the 20 suspects came also probably it is a it may finish today hearing all of the witnesses may finish today it's may even take a longer time but in the 1st day of to try oh always the 1st hearing is a procedural way and it can take this trial actually can take months even years because it was a crime case but depending on the perpetrators who who were involved in the crime with their connections close to the top saudi office shows the crime has become a political case given given the current state is still everybody's curious about what's going to happen yes the suspects are not physically present in turkey yes they are not goin

the of fishl news agency says the 84-year-old monarch was admitted to a hospital in riyadh on monday. king has reportedly received phone calls from the rulers of neighboring jordan and bahrain inquiring after his health. a planned visit by iraq's prime minister has been postponed, and the hospitalization is affecting diplomatic schedules. king salman has named crown prince mohammed bin salman as his successor and has been concentrating power in his hands. he is the strongest ally of the crown prince, who is trying to implement an ambmbitious reform plan to transition the kingdom away from its dependence on oil. the king's health is a focus of attention, since saudi arabia is home to the two holiest cities for muslims, and because of the country's ability to influence markets. the kingdom is one of the world's leading producers of crude oil. >>> residents of parts of china are dealing with flooding and land sides due to incessant heavy seasonal rain. our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us with the forecast. >> hello there. china has been experiencing one of the worst floods in decades.

from a hospital in riyadh the 84 year old monaco was admitted on monday prompting concerns about his health and the future of the kingdom. south korea's never has become the 1st major foreign tech group to retreat from hong kong leaving its backups of users personal data to singapore the firm says it deleted all of its data stored in hong kong shortly after china imposed a sweeping national security law several u.s. tech giants including facebook and google have said they will not process hong kong government requests for use it data egypt in sudan say they will keep open negotiations of ethiopia's controversial dam on the river nile even though it's already being filled the prime minister ahmed says they've reached a common understanding that technical discussions will follow suit on and egypt concerned that the ground in a sense dam will impact their water supplies and don't want it filled without an agreement. you know stay with headlines here an odds or got more news coming up right off the one and one 3rd a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and ge

king has been checked into the hospital in riyadh.te run saudi press agency reports after being diagnosed with gallbladder inflammation, officials have previously said the king remains in good physical health, dismissing speculation he may abdicate in favor of his son. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. >> stocks and futures trade mixed amid a threat in coronavirus cases. let's get into the markets now with mark cudmore. great to have you with us. to give ourselves up for the european open, assets are trading as if we've gotten a deal in brussels. they are up 0.3% on the euro against the dollar. we have seen appetite this morning, yields coming down just a little bit. from a market perspective, what are you expecting to see here? >> the market reaction is spot on. it makes sense to presume there is likely to be a deal. we have seen this playbook so many times before. the euro zone debt crisis and the greek crisis. to meet,leaders t

by the united arab emirates and the latest agreement riyadh all that was actually. made blunt because now if you see they have as they say canceled the cell for all. but now they have seats in the so called legitimate their government so they're being recognized by the international community and this was actually the main goal for the united arab emirates because now united out of it actually they can continue with that under the nose of the government but. if you see i mean even know that now they have counseled this declaration of silver all they still actually a separatist group their goal is to separate yemen that's why i think they will continue in that plan for a separation of yemen and what they get now is an international coalition. either from the or from the coalition. what's your feeling about this come the stalled peace deal be revived now. i don't know i mean depends on what the united arab emirates want in the south if they can see that they cannot go ahead with any steps for the separation of yemen with within them any government with the government

medical checkups the 84 year old monarch was taken to king faisal specialised hospital in the capital riyadh early on monday he's reportedly receiving treatment for inflammation of the cold blood of iraq's prime minister has postponed a visit to saudi arabia in the lights of the king's illness mustapha was expected to travel to riyadh on monday the 2 sides had planned to discuss a range of issues including trade and border crossings egypt's foreign minister is in palestine to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the meeting in ramallah is expected to focus on israel's plans to illegally annex palestinian lands the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he would begin annex in parts of the west bank and jordan valley from july the 1st earlier this month egypt joined france and germany israel to abandon that plan. time for your weather here's rob how's it shaping up mr rower in peak monsoon season so i've got to concentrate still on where it's at its worst and not just in satellite picture is in the northeast of india and bangladesh in fact at the moment a 3rd of bangladesh

hospital for medical tests the 84 year old was taken to king faisal specialist hospital in the capital riyadh early on monday with what's being described as an inflammation of the gall bladder and there's the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera after the listening posts next. realtors report the. controller. shut down on you do not give them an. alarm or to guess virgin you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media stories we're covering this week poland reelect its president after the government turns back the clock to the good old days of state controlled television he won the nobel peace prize last year but now the ethiopian prime minister has shut down a major news network and jailed its founder rahsaan kanafani the palestinian voice that like so many authors got his start in journalism. and disney world in florida lays out the welcome mat. through a video that goes spectacularly wrong. polish voters have reelected their president on jury duty to another term in office but only just due to who is aligned with the ruling law and justice party s

checkups the 84 year old monarch who was taken to king faisal specialist hospital in the capital riyadh early on monday with what's being reported to be inflammation of the gallbladder mollies opposition has called for more protests after rejecting international mediation efforts a delegation from the west african regional bloc echo was proposed a power sharing government but a new constitutional court but the june 5th opposition group says the plan doesn't go far enough those are the headlines more news for you here on out syrup after a rewind next. but soon as the sun goes down the catholic church is a very challenging place to work as the journalist you're always pushing boundaries part of the time for most always under love we are the ones grumbling from mild where are the media going to go we go there and we give them a pound to tell their story. hello and welcome again to rewind and richelle carey and their sense al jazeera english launched back in 2006 built a huge library of insightful and entertaining documentaries and here on rewind we are revisiting some of the best of them o

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