s his reputation also appear to have factored into this current shift in riyadh. mohammed and so my name was synonymous to so many negatives in the region he was there. when several saudi businessmen were locked in a hotel in riyadh his name is there in yemen we saw his name involved with jamal high shifty so he has so many negative things associated with his name so i think most of the people who followed his policies so that there was a time when it had this a man will start a new strategy and i think qatar is the easiest issue he can solve with the ending term of. a new administration that will likely be harsher on saudi arabia and unemployment. the saudi crown prince is to find solutions to some of the foreign policy issues to make his m.h.r. an international front so this will also help his ambitions to become the next king of saudi arabia. the list of the 13 demands the coalition made conditions to end the blockade started with qatar curbing its diplomatic ties with iran and bringing an end to military cooperation with both iran and turkey countries the saud

in a vote by the olympic council of asia riyadh will host the 2034 edition other than just limit this achievement wasn't made just today but is the result of 16 years of hard work we are proud of these historical moment today we have won the bid for 2030 and it's no surprise. the wider context of 2 regional rivals going head to head in this photo is hard to ignore since 27 seen saudi arabia along with bahrain the united arab emirates and egypt has imposed a blockade on qatar. but for both nations there is more than political point scoring a play with cats are already looking beyond the football world cup it will host in 2 years' time as we know cats are effectively built a nation. based upon sport so a lot of its infrastructure a lot of its urban developments have been connected to the staging of the world cup and so it was absolutely crucial i think in terms of legacy and in terms of delivering a return on investment for the. from its. various projects to not only did over the world cup but to subsequently also host of the makers and. in 2006 doha held the asian games for the 1st tim

to so many negatives in the region he was there when several saudi businessmen were in a hotel in riyadh his name is there in yemen we saw his name involved with jim i should she so he has so many negative things associated with his name so i think most of the people who followed his all the seeds so that there was a time when it had been said man will start a new strategy and i think that it's the easiest issue he can solve with. term. and you administration will likely be harsher on saudi arabia. the saudi crown prince to find solutions to some of the foreign policy issues to make his. international wrong so this will also help his ambitions to be the next king of saudi arabia. the list of the 13 demands the coalition made conditions to end the blockade started with qatar curbing its diplomatic ties with iran and bringing an end to me. military cooperation with both iran and turkey countries the saudis and emma rocky's consider their adversary in addition the coalition demanded qatar sever all talks with what the quartet calls terrorist organizations including the muslim brotherhood ti

in a vote by the olympic council of asia riyadh. 2034 addition other than just limit this achievement wasn't made just today but is the result of 16 years of hard work we are proud of these historical moment today we have won the bid for 2030 and it's no surprise. the wider context of 2 regional rivals going head to head in this photo is hard to ignore since 27 seen saudi arabia along with bahrain the united arab emirates and egypt has imposed a blockade on qatar. but for both nations there is more than political point scoring a play with cats are already looking beyond the football world cup it will host in 2 years' time as we know cats are effectively built a nation. based upon sport so a lot of its infrastructure a lot of its urban developments have been connected to the staging of the world cup and so it was absolutely crucial i think in terms of legacy and in terms of delivering a return on investment for the. from its. various projects to not only did over the world cup but to subsequently also host other makers and. in 2006 doha held the asian games for the 1st time it was the

will be held in the qatari capital was revealed as the venue by the olympic council of asia while riyadh was named as the host of the 2034 games and a compromise agreed between qatar and saudi arabia the games are the 2nd biggest multi-sport event after the olympics let's get more now with our sports presenter and a richardson and he said both countries had wanted to host in 2030 how was the solution reached. well i think it's a victory really for though horan cats was a long term commitment to its sporting infrastructure i mean it's it's hard of course not to see the geopolitics of this situation with saudi arabia being part of the blockade that's been imposed on cattle but i think this is slightly more nuanced and perhaps slightly more straightforward than that qatar has vast experience of hosting huge sporting events it started really in 2006 when it hosted the asian games for the 1st time it's remodeled its national stadium and everything really is in place to really host an asian games and since then last year we saw the world athletics championships hosted here in doha and of cours

come just a day after washington approved another huge $290000000.00 deal does apply more bombs to riyadh the contract adds to a $1000000000.00 weapons exports from the us to saudi arabia despite repeated warnings on the spiraling civilian death toll from riyadh 5 year now campaign saudi officials claim their attacks stop arabian influence on the region but rights groups warn the outcome is unacceptable. the saudi led coalition and the who group fighting since march 25th seen are responsible for laws of war violations in human rights abuses the conflict has killed and injured thousands of civilians. the outgoing trump ministrations rushing through other vast arms deals to the region to buy $4000000000.00 worth of attack helicopters and egypt set to get defense and targeting gear with around $170000000.00 security expert michael maloof thinks there's a good reason why arms deals are being rushed through to assist terror trumps efforts to keep the arabia. well armed and to try and use its influence of iran the biden administration may actually put the kibosh on it biden himself has issues w

riyadh pushing right down towards mecca we've seen some flooding just to the northwest of riyadh recently i think over the next couple of days we could see further flooding coming through here the rate really quite widespread here so that will cause some problems over the next few days difficult travelling conditions to the south of that it is generally fine and dry here in qatar temperatures getting up to 28 celsius in doha with plenty of sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the whole of africa we have got the usual showers across central parts of africa and you see how they slide their way further south was right down towards southern parts of mozambique so we got some weather weather particularly around the rift valley some big and heavy showers continues to come in here so we'll see those showers stretch anywhere from around southern kenya tanzania right the way down into zimbabwe. jump into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is biosecurity it is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have ideas and you can be part of th

of observers the you know scientist to somebody that is it's obvious that they were not happy of riyadh the because this is this is basically drawing young men to that action that they want out of him but it is not it is not happy of and also there are you know internal forces you know hold these one of them some forces in south of yemen they don't want to see the such thing because they are not you know participating on all of this there were marginalized so there is an issue within him in the political map and also those are regional players who are actually not happy or that you don't know what the position or what. u.k. health regulations have approved a coronavirus vaccine developed by oxygen vestey scientists and pharmaceutical company astra zeneca they prevail is a big can of hope for the u.k. which is battling a major surgeon infections on wednesday the government announced more than 50000 new cases for the 2nd day in a row as well as the highest daily death toll since april is trying downing street to face another 20000000 people under britain's toughest tariff restrictions for

government to to come to aid in order to to send a stronger surge to those who try to sabotage the riyadh's agreement that this agreement would be implemented on the ground and that the government would return back despite of these attacks one more than one occasion the government tried to return back to aden but several attacks and confrontations have taken place hopefully the last agreement which has been. stricken by all the parties would be implemented on the ground in order to put an end to the political vacuum in aden and also in yemen where sigur close look at yemen's government it was sworn in just days ago by a person of the rubble months what had the as part of a power sharing deal brokered by saudi arabia in 2019 headed by prime minister may now the baloch say that the new government represents yemen's northern and southern areas with equal numbers of members from each region its formation as a result of a compromise between the united arab emirates backed separatists in the southern transitional council and saudi backed loyalists of president had the now it's meant to end milita

time capital one of those in oman to host the 21st edition of the event in 2030 rival betting city riyadh will stage the games 4 years later and the richardson reports the city will have the high. 2030 is. another school sing victory for cattles capital doha this time winning the rights to host the 2030 asian games the 2nd biggest multi sports event after the olympics doha beating saudi arabia's capital riyadh in a vote by the olympic council of asia riyad will host the 2034 edition. limited this achievement wasn't made just today but is the result of 16 years of hard work we are proud of this historical moment today we have won the big 42030 and it's no surprise. the wider context of 2 regional rivals going head to head in this photo is hard to ignore since 27 seen saudi arabia along with bahrain the united arab emirates and egypt has imposed a blockade on qatar. but for both nations there is more than political point scoring a play with cats are already looking beyond the football world cup it will host in 2 years' time as we know cats are effectively built a nation. based upon sport so

the shared power sharing government that has been stricken in saudi arabia and according to the riyadh's agreements the mind of the medics says that these this attack will not to fly in the only form the government under the will carry out of their responsibility and also uphold. the maybe this monstrosity to us that it is toward peace and stability to the coastal city of aden and also to restore the government legitimate government's control of all the yemen as according to his speech during a press following b. attack that has resulted into the death of at least 22 people on the injury of several others this also has been denied by the whole of these from their side who says that the nuts on volved and such. acts between what they described immersed in the reason of the qualification and the the situation in n n a in aden itself there is some kind of. horror are among the 7 years of following the attack on the b. the civil service. the city itself has been directed to stand still following the attack and also there are reports that it couldn't be confirmed that some sound of 4 explosio

all want to reach a final agreement president trump senior advisor john krishna recently visited riyadh and for talks. we have achieved set and father set septum point of time more than a year ago and then things has slowed down and like now there are some moments that we hope that this will put and thought of us christ because we see and we believe actually that got a few nitty is very important for the security of the region for the stability of that region and for for the sake of our people this need this crisis needs to end what kuwaiti foreign minister gave a statement a short time ago saying progress has been made. if i thought that constructive and fruitful talks have taken place recently when all the parties have stressed the desire to reach a final agreement and resolutions to preserve the region stability and harmony maintain the interest of the peoples within this context we express our appreciation for the latest if its pledge or push into the us president's advice or joining me here in the hard small when bashar al jazeera senior political analyst how do we frame this small

the shared power sharing government that has been striking in saudi arabia and according to the riyadh's agreements. mine are dramatic says that these this attack will not tell you why the newly formed government under the will carry out their responsibility and also uphold. this possibility to restore peace and stability to the coastal city of aden and also to restore the government legitimate government's control of all the yemen as according to his speech during a press following. that has resulted into the death of at least 22 people on the injury or for several others this also has been denied by the hoa fees from their side who says that the nuts and vald and such. acts between what they described america and the reason of the quotation and the the situation in n n a in aden itself there is some kind of. horror among the civilians of following the attack and that the this is. this the city itself has been booted to a stand still but let's take a closer look at yemen's government that was sworn in just days ago by the president of bribery months or heidi as part of a power sharing d

back to riyadh. quietly. announced or the yemeni government you can health regulator has approved the oxford astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine for emergency use the government has already preordered 100000000 doses paves the way for a huge expansion of the government's inoculation program british members of parliament tom meeting for an extraordinary session to vote on the e.u. trade deal negotiated last week is expected to pass comfortably with the main opposition labor party supporting the agreement the vote comes just a day before the u.k. automatically leaves the e.u. single market. a historic victory for women's rights in latin america where senators in argentina have passed a bill legalizing abortion after a marathon session 38 senators voted to allow terminations up to 14 weeks 40000 women end up in hospital every year because of complications during illegal procedures. there is ever aftershocks in central croatia the day after a 6.4 magnitude quake killed at least 7 people it struck near the town of pe

from the train to be more towards riyadh and it seems also riyadh was sending a message to doha that it will be our talks the uk talks on behalf of the other 3 countries including egypt so it seems there is sort of communication this is very pleased to doha that you know it so your. embassy and so i will join all accused there will have this impact on an equal situation having said that we have to maintain to keep to keep our eye on developments. pakistan course has ordered the release of the man convicted for the killing of u.s. journalist daniel pearl in 2002. side shaikh is being freed while an appeal is under way early this year the high court overturned his murder charge that was challenged by polls family i had rashid is a journalist and author of taliban militant islam or oil and fundamentalism in central asia he says international pressure could lead to his imprisonment. there must be a very serious internal middle she ations going on in islamabad between the government the intelligence agencies the military. and of course if this case is sent up to the supreme court in islam

and the other end and the saudi backed loyalists are present operable months sort of how the in the riyadh how difficult was it to reach this power sharing deal and does all of this put it in jeopardy now. well it's obviously it was very difficult to reach to that point and the real issue is. surrounding the issue of egypt to see to the government you know originally had his government was considered as the legitimate representative and that is the government of the you know meant and the whole war was launched in order to protect this legitimate government and the u.n. resolution 2216. went through and so on and now we've we are in a situation where that government has actually been negotiated and it's been negotiated because of a fracture between the united arab emirates and saudi arabia as the allies each backing a different site now that in itself has already. reduced illegitimacy of this arrangement and has made it very very difficult in the eyes of the yemenis but also outside yemen people to look at it and take it seriously especially when the government was named still in the area

and egypt since june 2017 president time senior adviser jared kushner recently visited both riyadh and on the foreign ministers of cas and kuwait also says that there had been some progress. if i thought mali as a constructive and fruitful talks have taken place recently where all the parties have stressed their desire to reach a final agreement and resolutions to preserve the region stability and harmony maintain the interest of the peoples within this context we express our appreciation for the latest if its budget cushion or the us president's advice about it we have achieved set in far better set septum point of time more than a year ago and then things has slowed down and right now there are some movements that we hope that this will put and for this crisis because we see and we believe actually that got a few and it is very important for the security of the region for the stability of that region and for for the sake of our people this need this crisis needs to end my one bashar out of there is senior political analyst has more on this. i think we are. heading towards the last ph

and meddling in their internal affairs claims qatar has strongly denied the summit will be held in riyadh on tuesday a former u.s. military employee who was released after spending 30 years in jail for spying has arrived in israel jonathan pollard who was convicted of selling secrets to israel in the 1980 s. was greeted by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the airport he was caught passing on classified military information while working as a u.s. navy intelligence analyst at the pentagon last month pollard's 5 year parole term ended paving the way for him to leave the u.s. . it's early says egypt's decision to terminate a criminal investigation into the murder of an italian doctoral student is unacceptable earlier this month and prosecutors officially charged for egyptian security officials in connection with the kidnapping in the murdering of julia origine and 22016 egyptian officials say there 'd is no point in launching a criminal case because they don't know who is responsible for jenny was researching independent trade unions in egypt which is a controversial topic aftershock

this middle east envoy george bush was in town was in riyadh and he was in here in doha 2 so what did he bring to the party to help these discussions along the thing. i honestly don't think he brought much of a party but it's i think it's i thought it was very nice. of the foreign ministers to you know to thank him for his. for his efforts as it were but clearly he came too late in the game and he left too early in the sense that he came to get some credit but it didn't really work out this way because everyone understands that the cut that he's under so it is that most of the work and kuwait of course has been mediating this for years now with 3 years so i think all in all and with the with the top administration running out of time it's basically a lame duck session now putting all that aside i think it's just worth mentioning just for our own sanity that push not played an important role in the crisis itself 3 years ago when i patently up more than 2 former secretary of state rex tillerson . kush not at me when he was in saudi arabia doing that meeting between president trump and g

to the pandemic and a price war led by saudi arabia they finally recovered some lost ground when riyadh and moscow agreed to unprecedented output cuts the pandemic added to gold safe haven appeal the precious metal breached the $2000.00 an ounce milestone for the 1st time but gold's tunder was stolen by bitcoin the cryptocurrency emerged from the fringes and forced mainstream investors to take notice bitcoin enjoyed a wild run splashing records after records as institutional investors and public companies joined the party the global rally was supported by governments and central banks which get the money taps wide open that's something the markets would be hoping to continue even in 2021. when the e.u. and china say they're on the cusp of a major investment deal and we asked friends well goldman for his take he's director of the asia and china program at the european council on foreign relations a pan-european thank you. i think it's business rather than what it takes it's a product of the trade and it's your product of the german presidency by chancellor merkel who prioritize really. t

that is it's obvious that they were not happy up riyadh. because this is this is basically drawing young men to that action that they want out of and what it is that is not happy and also they are you know intelligent forces you know oh he's one of them some forces in the south of yemen they don't want to seem such thing because they are not you know participating on the all of this there were marginalized so there is an issue within him in the political a map and also the regional players who are actually not happy with it you don't know what's the position of iran and as well. as any great to get your perspective on this to pretend that thanks very much thank you nic millions. now the battle against coronaviruses take another leap forward after health regulators in the u.k. approved the vaccine developed by also university scientists in the pharmaceutical company astra zeneca it is the 3rd vaccine to be approved in the west and joins it is manufactured by pfizer by and taken with russia and china they're also distributing shots but haven'

is around the feast of the epiphany those key dates all of it he will be in a so-called red zone a riyadh what that means is bars restaurants and shops that are not essential what all be shut up only you can only leave your home for essential it to d. and you have to carry a cell declaration form to explain what it is you're doing and where you're going a maximum of 2 people from one household can go to another that does not include children under 14 on those festive days in between those days it will be an orange still where you will be allowed to move within your town but it across this period there will be no internal regional movement and that curfew still remains in place from 10 b.n. right up till 5 pm so a very strict lockdown indeed but as the prime minister said the idea being to prevent that the wave coming up in january and davao italy has recorded the highest cova death toll in europe with close 268000 fatalities why is that. well it is it is very very distressing figure to see such a massive debt top end that is in large part because of italy's elderly population italy has th

and lucy's magical visit to riyadh rwanda., have a happy, healthy and safe next couple of weeks and we will see you in the new year when hopefully we can get back on the road doing what we love the most. but for now, from all of the travel show family all over the world, it's goodbye. hello there, today has been quiet enough but we do have a name storm on the day, storm bella is going to be causing trouble saturday night and into sunday. generally as cloudy skies working it will be turning milder, by the end of the night we will be frost free, temperatures four to eight celsius for many others. rain though through the end of the night will be persistent throughout boxing day really across western scotland accompanied by some strong gusts of wind, localised flooding is possible here. scattered showers for parts of wales and england. temperatures at the highest up to ten or ii celsius. then storm bella through saturday night and into sunday is going to cause problems, heavy rain could bring localised flooding even that they grou

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riyadh pushing right down towards mecca we've seen some flooding just to the northwest of riyadh recently i think over the next couple of days we could see the flooding coming through here the right one he quite widespread so that will cause some problems over the next few days difficult travelling conditions to the south of that it is generally fine and dry here in qatar temperatures getting up to 28 celsius in doha with plenty of sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the whole of africa we have got the usual showers across central parts of africa and you see her. they slide their way further south was right down towards southern parts of mozambique so because of what the weather kicking around the rift valley some big and heavy showers continues to come in here so we see those showers stretch anywhere from around southern kenya tanzania right the way down into zimbabwe. but the. american people have finally folk in america as i see it when america is off balance or becomes more dangerous the world is looking at us next year of sadness and. with the election behind us will the rep

egypt since june 2017 president thomas a senior adviser jared kushner recently resident visited both riyadh and doha for talks we hope that. this progress can lead to outside of the agreement which looks and reach america so i am somewhat optimistic that we are close to. an agreement between all the issues dispute to come to a resolution but we think will be satisfactory to all. the un's refugee agency says eritrean refugees and northern ethiopia have fled their camps because of the conflict in te gray there are more than 100002 having their there are fears that they have limited access to food if europe is army has been fighting regional forces in te gray now for about a month the coronavirus pandemic is continuing to stall the u.s. economy is recovering and added just $245000.00 jobs in november that makes up the slowest month of course since may and that followed it reporting its highest number of deaths in a single day as well as rising hospital admissions. british prime minister barak johnson says breakfast at talks with the european union have reached a court difficult point the e.u.

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2030 asian games will be held in the country capital was chosen by the olympic council of asia while riyadh was named as host of the 2034 games under a compromise agreed between qatar and saudi arabia that the 2nd biggest multisport events after the olympics those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness i will have more news on this channel in 30 minutes. of the year so it's good when he can be or look at the funny to. me. look i'm going to let. you know enough to know that a little thing other than i could go on about it and now i cannot. believe you could give us how do you. think you know what if you're going to get out of the body copy the offer to log in and out of. the water with this article if you have a good review for the mother is there much of this is a lot to fill out you know that of she said nothing ok you will probably get a little bit of that not enough that i don't have any. of what they're not so much ugh. what that outfit was talking about after i got that out there was a very. it wasn't. a dud you know that out there. but i'm not even sayi

people said what's trump doing going to riyadh. the speech that he gave with king solomon's speech together, i think that was a time of great promise. whenever you get your hopes up, with the middle east, they get dashed to an extent, with the way that mohammed bin salman consolidated power, the murder of jamal khashoggi, a u.s. resident and journalist. but i think it's a significant development over time of a recognition by arab states that their interests aligned with those of israel. and the reason they do is because of iran's 44 year long proxy war against these arab monarchies and against israel and against us. so i think this is something that could be built on with good effect not only for the regional security dynamic of deterring iran but also removing the ideological support for jihadist terrorist organizations. it's the specter of iranian -backed militias and the threat they pose to the uyghur sunni communities that allows sunni communities at times to view jihadi terrorist groups as patriots and protectors, right, and k

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the islamic republic in iran is 'd committed to a liberal democracy now professor riyadh now on the cusp of yet another changing regard as the white house and the biden administration i think clearly is banned on bringing back some of the moral symbolism of a bombing europe day for ensuring themselves as being. for all the good against all the bad deeds being in practical terms it will result in a little bit more justice but the palestinian people well i think 1st of all it will. see continuity with the obama diplomas. and i think the iran nuclear remember is very symbolic of what obama's approach to the region was and it was done in defiance of israel not and netanyahu subjects so if that is done it will create a at least temporarily a move or a. positive atmosphere for political accommodation and it could lead to greater stability in the region which i think will be a strong priority for the biden people they will be as produce rarely as earlier american pre-term leaders and they will restore a back disguised as we were talked of previously namely pretending to seek a balanced outcome

riyadh pushing right down towards mecca we've seen some flooding just to the northwest of riyadh recently i think over the next couple of days we could see the flooding coming through here the right when he quite widespread so that will cause some problems over the next few days difficult travelling conditions to the south of that it is generally fine and dry here in qatar temperatures getting up to 28 celsius in doha with plenty of sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the whole of africa we have got the usual showers across central parts of africa and you see how they slide their way further south was right down towards southern parts of mozambique so we got some western weather sticking around the rift valley some big and heavy showers continuing to come in here so we see those showers stretch anywhere from around well southern kenya tanzania right the way down into zimbabwe. al-jazeera well to meet some extraordinary women. who are making things happen that way. following their daily struggle to survive. for their families to thrive. swimmin street sign that is on al-jazeera. h

riyadh pushing right down towards mecca we've seen some flooding just to the northwest of riyadh recently i think over the next couple of days we could see further flooding coming through here the rate really quite widespread here so that will cause some problems over the next few days difficult travelling conditions to the south of that it is generally fine and dry here in qatar temperatures getting up to 28 celsius in doha but plenty of sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the whole of africa we have got the usual showers across central parts of africa and you see how they slide their way further south was right down towards southern parts of mozambique so we got some weather weather particularly around the rift valley some big and heavy showers continues to come in here so we'll see those showers stretch anywhere from around southern kenya tanzania right the way down into zimbabwe. 2900. 43 livius 1st indigenous president in 2 rights. is considered his future and hope to return his party rallied behind new candidates with a tense new election drawing no simulate 2020 people in

are in a position where pretty much tomorrow it could host these asian games has to be said that riyadh and saudi arabia are also moving in that direction they are starting to host big sporting events be it a formula one race next year they've hosted big boxing matches in the last few months as well but in terms of hosting multi sports events with large numbers international athletes it isn't quite there yet so this compromise has been required by saudi arabia to be given that extra few years to prepare for the 2034 asian games. britain's tom cortes has given the go ahead for the expansion of london's heathrow airport the $19000000000.00 project to build a 3rd runway has been bogged down in the legal battles for decades a judge ruled against it in february but on weapons to the supreme court overturned that saying environmental concerns have been properly addressed british prime minister boris johnson is among the opponents he once said he would lie down in front of bulldozers to stop it. british scientists are heading to the south atlantic to investigate an iceberg the size of a small

southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president months or hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for to each other after separatists declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces but together they aim to launch a united front against iran backed coup 3 rebels in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way barbara and go out to syria. yemen's government was sworn in just days ago by president drabble months or hardee as part of a power sharing deal brokered by saudi arabia in 2019 headed by prime minister mine of good malik's aid the new government represents yemen's northern and southern areas with equal numbers of members for each region its whole mission is the result of a compromise between the u.s. backed separatists in the southern transitional council and saudi backed loyalists of president hadi it's meant to end military clashes between those parties so they can fight as allies against the who 3 level movem