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some time been cited saeed ruled the country for 50 years and is widely considered to have been a visionary statesman. when he died in 2020 he was succeeded by his cousin silt on haitham been taught a. dynasty has ruled on manson 749 and in january 2021 sultan haitham nominated his eldest son as crown prince a strong sign of continuity. but a man's long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 fishing on pro diving words main sources of income it was a trading nation and was colonized by the portuguese in the 16th century it once had a vast empire stretching down to east africa but also enjoyed a strong british presence for over 150 years. in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all money history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why our man still plays an important regional role today. and the man at the head the fan and none of them to doug but i had at 30 here and at the head that an old man. they'll get. one they're out of here my brother so one more heard then the worst will harley and the other to modera

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as they had against the portuguese the romanies resisted and the new dynastic leader emerged been saeed al boo so i fear look at hyla but as a. medicine aide with a d. a lady can now while he and i are so hard and even unsafe to survive. well so hard it can a tear through why yeah there was a lot of the hurry for an alley cat but as a matter is a duality so hard to acquire more definite indeed or good and pharisee. somber father see was it's. been. and. must felt. well is that it you mad i did it or money on and then i leave that comes in a last minute i had odama into. a kind of any. lotto will stop a bio and say that. you know man there katha sen out of 7 i'm here to say i want to be in west but when i. miss a day my man you know i. don't mind. my been side blue side his election in 749 was aimed at unifying the country. he ruled for 34 years and was the 1st to be and who sided dynasty that still rules on mine today. but he did not have things all his own way and met serious opposition from the colossal tribe in the north the omani coast that region also occurs up into what's today th

in 1970 armand's new leader who has been sidelined saeed's began using that revenue to finance a huge liberalization and modernization program and. i think the background to the establishment of the u.a.e. is absolutely the decision by the british to leave the gulf which i recall correctly is a decision they took in 1967 as a result of cuts in the british defense budget or time but they didn't actually implement fully until i think it was 970 was. i think the all money government recognized that the shake them were more or less independent of a month where there were issues with almost every $1.00 of those shake them as was was territories so you have you know you have a dispute with i would be robber a me you have a dispute with dubai around a place called when he had to you have a dispute with about libya. so when the u.a.e. was founded rasul did not join the new federation immediately there was a short period of short delay and i think that to lay itself explains the ambivalence about identity that existed on the ground so the were those in russell karima that wish to be part of om

the film portrays a love story between 2 students eisley and sayit when saeed suddenly disappears hisfamily comes after a sleep but the 2 have sworn to keep their secrets he's tell me. when was the best times for sight if i am i what i did last year you know i don't know in my films i don't quite know what cameramen you keep you kind of dancing with the actors kind of and they need to work together very close. this is. about. the who goes from here. i know who can trans the sense of claustrophobia like in a small stage play it's only through. this is 4 by unison a phenomenal. coming here is played be here. with ideas. as they prepare for the film's world premiere christopher and and are sore about a shay a choosing press photos. meanwhile in berlin coca is recovering from a stressful time in sudan a lot has changed that the civil war has eased but it's a fragile peace destruction ethnic tensions and high levels of corruption a slowing development efforts for years the filmmakers supported the revolution taking to the streets among thousands of others since 2018 there's been an apparen

saeed in the early stages of the old break on records by the chinese. is situations so there is of course the chance that at the time something was overlooked and this is of course not something that they cannot find now there were dependent on. on on what the chinese side hard organized with them although they have been able to see quite a few places and to talk to a lot of people and they seem to have gathered a lot of information mathias baldinger in beijing thank you. here are some of the stories making headlines around the world german exports tumbled to 9.3 percent and $22022.00 coronavirus trade disruptions according to new government data meanwhile new lockdown measures have hampered a trade recovery that began in the 2nd half of last year in december german exports edged up just 110th of a percent. according to hong kong has denied bail for jimmy lai the prominent newspaper publisher and government critic he faces charges under the territories new national security law lie was arrested in december and a crackdown on pro-democracy activists prot

weeks ago that the international criminal court took into custody its 1st select a suspect mohammed saeed these cases should be the 1st of more the international criminal court is a court of last resort it does not do hundreds of cases in any given situation at focuses on those at the highest levels of power and leadership but definitely these should not be the only cases for the situation ok when should we expect a verdict. it will be some time until verdict these processes are very complicated i heard mention today of i think some 6000 pieces of evidence there will be more than 100 witnesses so they are very complicated and there are also participants victim participants in addition to witnesses who can express their views and concerns that's an important part of the process but regardless of how long it takes to get to a verdict it's important to note that great now we see continued abuses against civilians in the central african republic renewed violence as part of a a new battle that coalition formed and impunity has been such a key driver of crimes committed in the central african r

weeks ago that the international criminal court took into custody its 1st select a suspect mohammed saeed these cases should be the 1st of more the international criminal court is a court of last resort it does not do hundreds of cases in any given situation at focuses on those at the highest levels of power and leadership but definitely these should not be the only cases for the situation ok when should we expect of addict. it will be some time until verdict these processes are very complicated i heard mention today i think some 6000 pieces of evidence there will be more than 100 witnesses so they are very complicated and there are also participants victim participants in addition to witnesses who can express their views and concerns that's an important part of the process but regardless of how long it takes to get to a verdict it's important to note that great now we see continued abuses against civilians in the central african republic renewed violence as part of a new battle that coalition formed and impunity has been such a key driver of crimes committed in the central african republ

weeks ago that the international criminal court took into custody its 1st select a suspect mohammed saeed these cases should be the 1st of more the international criminal court is a court of last resort it does not do hundreds of cases in any given situation at focuses on those at the highest levels of power and leadership but definitely these should not be the only cases for the situation ok when should we expect a verdict. it will be some time until verdict these processes are very complicated i heard mentioned today i think some 6000 pieces of evidence there will be more than 100 witnesses so they are very complicated and there are also participants victim participants in addition to witnesses who can express their views and concerns that's an important part of the process but regardless of how long it takes to get to a verdict it's important to note that great now we see continued abuses against civilians in the central african republic renewed violence as part of a a new rebel a coalition formed and impunity has been such a key driver of crimes committed in the central african republ

to a safe house he was recently acquitted of murdering the us journalist daniel pearl on that omar saeed shaikh as received the had received the death penalty for beheading poll but a supreme court ruling has exonerated him well's family of the white house have expressed outrage at the decision at least 2 people have been killed by bombs in kabul a series of explosions were set off by so-called sticky bombs at attached to cause police say that 2 of the beast 5 people wounded were military personnel no one has claimed responsibility. the united nations says that as many as 20000 refugees are missing after 2 camps in ethiopia's to grey region were destroyed most of them were from eritrea the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says that the government must do war to protect people who are trying to escape the fighting filippo grandi says that civilians told him the ordeal had continues after they'd reached what they'd hoped would be safety barbara go per reports that. people arriving at my irony refugee camp say they trekked for a day to reach here with only leaves to eat but things got wo

iran confirmed it has resumed enriching uranium to beyond the level set in the nuclear pact professor saeed mohammad marandi from the university of tehran believes it is washington that needs to make the 1st move. it wasn't iran that left the negotiating table it was the united states that left it wasn't you ron that stopped implementing the deal it was the united states that stopped it the iranians already gave much more than enough the nuclear deal of the j c p o a was a deal where both sides gave something in iran gave quite a lot in fact many in iran believe it was a bad deal godless of whether it was a bad deal or a good deal obama his administration which included by then they signed on to the deal so unless the united states commits itself to what it has promised to do unless it carries out its obligations then there is no deal. 6 way around the globe to look at some other stories making headlines this hour up to 150 people are missing and feared dead after a dam burst flooding several villages in northern india on sunday morning a vast chunk of a glacier broke off sending an avalanc

iraq money saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up president biden holds talks with the 10 republican senators who've proposed a slimmed down covert 19 relief package. the u.n. refugee agency chief calls the humanitarian situation in ethiopia is very grave off to visit to the conflict ridden region. and iran launches a new satellite carrying rocket propelled by its most powerful engine to date. mars military has tightened its grip on power key ministers in the hours following a career to say in leader aung sun suu kyi has called on the people to rise up in comments written before the takeover of her whereabouts remain unknown off to she was taken in the middle of the night instead the army's resting power in the hands of commander in chief and 24 government ministers have been removed and 11 replacements named a un security council meeting is now set to choose day the u.s. has threatened to resume sanctions that were lifted back in $26.00 states the military is keen to point out it's only temporary. promising free and fair elections in one year but this comes just 6 year

journalist daniel pearl ahmed omar saeed shaykh had received the death penalty for the beheading of daniel pearl those family at the white house have expressed outrage let's go live to islamabad al jazeera is there for us so the court has ordered that. led to omar shaykh has is moved to a safe house essentially taken off death row where is he now. right now he's in central jail karachi however the apex court had ordered all they remove all omar shaykh immediately from the dead headed to a more comfortable and environment by habit and a barrack and then within 2 days could be moved into our safe where he will be allowed to meet his family he is not yet free completely because that comes of shaikh. release will be known after it written or edited issued by the court our every right now accorded haring they. filed by the government. again they waited all former shake it turned out to be a member that one of the key leaders of a skydive and number 3 college mohammad had confessed to taking part in that beheading directly that state was not able to prove its case the court narcs added by way of

my money and saeed indo are here top stories on al-jazeera that have been public displays of anger against the measure coup in myanmar people in the largest city young go on buying pots to protest against the overthrow of the elected leader aung san suu kyi a civil disobedience group says 70 hospitals and medical departments have stopped work in protest and file has moved from young go on last night's run same's a time that the streets were deserted people flocked about banging.

hezbollah and khattab saeed al shahada a 2 of the militias targeted them part of the popular mobilization force is an umbrella group of shia groups formed in 2014 to fight against i saw in iraq the tape hezbollah or hizbullah brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war its fighters attacked u.s. and coalition forces and could see by side was founded in 2013 like hizbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq which is there or should have returns in washington has more now on the background the air strikes. we understand joe biden authorized this on thursday morning the attack took place 23 g.m.t. and we understand that biden had been presented with several options and it's been reported that he picked the smallest targets of all the options presented to him by the pens again and we have and that and that was this this facility which the u.s. claims was used by quote iran backed militias on the border between syria and and iraq and we have this statement which is seems to be the key message that the u.s. is trying to get out that this propor

military base is suing saudi arabia saudi air force officer mohammed saeed brownie was training at the base in florida when he shot and killed 3 american sailors the lawsuit alleges that saudi arabia knew that this sham ronnie was working with al qaeda but did nothing to prevent the killings it also says of a saudi trainees knew about the attack in advance from mazin indonesia's central java struggling with flooding that has destroyed close to $2000000.00 worth of crops they played with origins for land degradation in the area as they are left to deal with $7000.00 hectares of damage farmland and the construction of a cement factory nearby is not apparently helping the situation just a washington reports from jakarta. it might look like a river but this is actually a paddy field in the village of some pang in paddy regency this community of farmers in central java is trying to salvage their crops days of severe flooding have destroyed most of their hard work and most of the rice is russian. what are those some of the world is that of someone that look all around everything is ruined th

not only indians but threaten israel with coronavirus absolutely not i think i actually grew with dr saeed the current palestinian government their original refusal to accept maxime's was actually understandable it was based on crighton was based on an idea that we can provide certain people we're not dependent on some outside power in you want to show that unfortunately it turns out it may not. be quids. in which they want in politics about caring for their own people we have to change that right would you not bring. what about water shall we were saying as regards the abraham accords in that the so-called arab street is now even more misaligned with the autocratic rulers of arab countries do you believe israel is on the great national security threats precisely because autocrats have diplomatically recognized israel in the wake of a cushion from a course absolutely not not many brantley problems including many journalists and then back to work to buy and buy grain and been involved in this process the crown swell of support by the rank and file ordinary people from paki drivers the busin

yeah mohammed saeed has been brought here just a few weeks ago actually before this trial was opening and he's from the seleka militia which is the muslim militia who actually took over power in 2013 and that's when the ante bellum was spinning this revenge attacks it is important that also one of the seleka militia leaders so are the alleged militia leader is here to show that this is a very balanced accountability for what's happening what happened in the country back then so it shows that both sides are actually will be on trial and also looking at the situation out in central african republic where defiance is still continuing it shows a very strong message that people will not remain impudent if they have been committing these atrocities these war crimes that they're now being charged with step thanks for that service in the hague. where the military has denied carrying out a coup and has pledged again to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed forces says they had no choice but to seize power moments later the law of the deposed leader and sense of so the military had

and coalition forces and cut saved saeed al shahada was founded in 2013 like hezbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq. ok let's bring in matthew cronin he's director of global strategy at the atlantic council and he's also a former advisor on a run policy to the u.s. secretary of defense he's joining us from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for being with us one phrase that's been coming out from the department of defense statement the fall of these attacks was that it was done in a way to deescalate the situation in eastern syria and iraq it seems a little bit of a contradiction in terms what do you think the u.s. is trying to save with this attack. what i don't see it as a contradiction i think iran has been the destabilizing force in the region and iraq as syria yemen and elsewhere and if united states were not to respond to attacks like this against its personnel in iraq then iran will feel like it had a free hand to continue to escalate conflicts in the region and to the united states's and showing that it's willing to use force showing iran that it if it

and coalition forces and saeed al shahada was founded in 2013 like hezbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq much of kerning is director of global strategy at the atlantic council and our form of advisor on iran policy to the u.s. secretary of defense he says iran has been testing the new u.s. administration and the attack in syria as president biden's early response. i think there's always a question with the new president is president biden willing to use force in iran or not we are in now against iran and in syria we saw that president obama set a red line in syria and was unwilling to enforce it we saw president trump was willing to use force and so i think iran might have been testing a new president. what can we get away with iran i think ivan is trying to send an early message that it should not be tested that the by the administration is comfortable using force to defend u.s. interests in the region and to pushing back against iran we have a saying in american english you can walk and chew gum at the same time and i think what the this is what the biden ministr

and never mind the miracle saeed he was the 1st in his family which includes 11 siblings to graduate from university. his goal was to move out of the slum and make something of himself. as i don't see that i'm going to get out of them you know much opposition getting out there if i get any means of getting out of there it would be quite good for me so that because i was doing that as student but now i think i'm good you did the other side of the of the of the community yeah the graduates so i sure as are doing them and whatever they're doing and yeah there's some more important things later. in 2020 we managed to track down safety he's now working his family small found in western kenya. says. because he couldn't find work as a journalist in nairobi. to . actually when i came back. yeah they were disappointed to know there's been so much on me and they were looking forward for maybe some good fruits but here i was coming and heroes saying that i'm prepared to do farming on their their farm they were disappointed but for me. i just took it as normal because. i looked because when i wa

weeks ago that the international criminal court took into custody its 1st select a suspect mohammed saeed these cases should be the 1st of more the international criminal court is a court of last resort it does not do hundreds of cases in any given situation at focuses on those at the highest levels of power and leadership but definitely these should not be the only cases for the situation ok when should we expect a verdict. it will be some time until verdict these processes are very complicated i heard mention today of i think some 6000 pieces of evidence there will be more than 100 witnesses so they are very complicated and there are also participants victim participants in addition to witnesses who can express their views and concerns that's an important part of the process but regardless of how long it takes to get to a verdict it's important to note that great now we see continued abuses against civilians in the central african republic renewed violence as part of a new battle that coalition formed and impunity has been such a key driver of crimes committed in the central african rep

at a time when just 9 days ago dozens of students were taken from another boarding school now as dr saeed locos or other residents of. really. protested today attacking a convoy of government officials that attempted to go to the town process the situation there and caught in the crossfire which of course a number of journalists or a number of journalists were affected in the process not knowing that they were also they were not related in any way with that the government delegation attempted to go to john gabriel so the situation is a bit calmer now what we understand police and military deploying in large numbers and the locals are also said to be. asking the government to bring back their children and be at the condition of a lot of government officials is when they see their children back safely in the community ok apas e.g. stepping is the very latest live from a big thank you very much indeed. thank you but as president we're secular a very severe general assembly where the u.n. special envoy for me anymore is the president a christian friend or bergen or act all stakeholders in mya

has 11 saeed analyst at the middle east research institute who we spoke to he says iraq's armed groups have become increasingly fractured. this is quite a new all grew up with this believe it to be emerged in the last 2 or 3 months and is probably a part of the wind there are sheet and militia. forces which i believe it. was iran to devolve and trying to subdue enter into various. various groups has and different name and so that they and her responsibility and accountability when they conduct such kinds of aipac and whether it is against you watching. the u.s. forces or looking arkwright at the bank like you don't want to be so yes really in this was really not a surprise will seem these kinds of attack is built the death package are real just 5 months ago but that's why the rocket attack was not that's accurate this one there were only lead 77 rockets that. ariel airport but these attacks from last night appears to be more sophisticated what accurate and they were much larger in the terms of numbers. the french president emanuel micron's pledged to step up efforts to fight al qaeda l

have also detained 3rd militia members but from the opposing side exactly mohammad saeed this been brought i see here in the hague a couple of weeks ago and this is important he was a seen as a leader it's important because of course that conflict had 2 sides at the time and it's also important for what's happening at the moment in central african republic that there will be some balance of accountability so it was very crucial for the i.c.c. to have also some rum from the celica site here in the hague but also it's very interesting to note that of course while these violent acts and this military operation happened 7 years ago at the time of this trial the violence is still continuing so it's very important also for the i.c.c. to show to the people who are perpetrators at the moment in central african republic that there is no impunity. thanks for that status and reporting from the hague. military has denied carrying out a coup and pledges again to hold elections next year the spokesman for the armed forces says they had no choice but to seize power moments later the lawyer of the deposed