by moving forward on a regional defense architecture with saudi arabia to help not only help saudi arabia defend itself against attacks, and they still come under attack, but also to help us by helping them, protecting the 70-something-odd-thousand americans both military and civilian who live in saudi arabia. we're working with saudi arabia and we're glad to see progress on 5g and 6g. coming on the heels of the president's trip we're working to -- conning to work to see if we can improve integration of israel throughout the region. i think now that that -- you remind me that the announcement over the weekend from iran that they'll allow overflight of their air space to and from israel, that also is significant progress that we've seen here. and that is a direct result of the president's engagement of on that trip over the last summer. to the region. look. i've been very consistent. i'll say it again today. we are focused on making sure that this, like all other bilateral relationships, serves the interest of the american people first and foremost. that's what we're focused on here, movin

is hi, be significant for saudi arabia to join breaks it. we're not looking at the number of the population in saudi arabia. the next $35000000.00 people were looking at the power of finance, or saudi arabia that is able to put on the table and hundreds of millions of dollars and make a real difference in all the oil market. and we've seen how the decision of saudi arabia to influence our big plus and the $23.00 nation to reduce the oil production has changed the price of oil. and it's contributing to affect the price of oil. and why, why so if so, the ravens joined the brakes and put it's a financial power among the countries or the brake. that's will be a very serious head to the us and will be a big turn away from the way that's already represent only 11 percent of the work population, which is, which would be a very small move of saudi arabia to join the brits. oh, thanks so much olaja. by the way, it's been great having this conversation with you and there's always something to learn about these topics that sometimes others don't cover.

to saudi arabia to bed. for more. however, we've seen how crime, priest, lamb, attention, man, this appointed by then in the last class meeting. and would use the only by to billions. which means that the decision in saudi arabia has been taken not to stand by president by then a, during his presidency. yeah. and you know, what else there seems to be, it seems to me, olaja, there seems to be a global push toward the dollarization, which we reported on. everybody's reported on that. so it makes me wonder, and i have to ask this reale ruby trade deal smacks of the move kind of in that direction. now, should, should our country should the united states be concerned about this meeting? i think by india deciding to rebuff the and not agree with the us and you sanctions are russia and saudi arabia agreeing with russia in china to deal with the local currency. we've seen also, as you can see among the shown guy, cooperation, organization and other countries among the bricks. and these already represent more than half of the

presidential council the mansurians are members of the salafi forces that their own destiny is tied to saudi arabia in fact they are fighting for themselves, some experts consider the entry of saudi forces to the south of yemen as confusion and frustration. to defeat the yemeni army and ansarallah, but the situation is better than it needs. abu dhabi robot has somehow taken over the situation of the forces known as the transitional council . it wants to emphasize its presence in the situation by sending troops. the uae entered the war in yemen and now to this it has been concluded that victory in the war in yemen is possible some experts raise the question of why saudi arabia has sent its forces to the main direction. if saudi arabia wants to confront the yemeni army and ansarullah, why does it not send its forces to the sound side? saudi arabia is the last nail in the coffin of mansour riyadh's presidential council. saudi arabia, which thought that it would take control of affairs in less than a month , has not been able to achieve its goals in the eight-year war that started in yemen. riyadh and

take this as a green light for the return of saudi arabia. special saudi arabia is in need, but whathappening here is actually the choice of egypt and syria. you know that the egyptians did not completely cut off their relations during the 11-year crisis or the 12-year crisis that occurred in syria, that is, in the field of security information. and in the field of fighting islamic extremist terrorism, which can be used in syria, this situation can be facilitated by saudi arabia, and an important point besides the fight against terrorism, in my opinion, is the baath zionist regime, despite the aqaba summit, which unsuccessfully held and saw after the summit in fact, the extremist zionist finance minister rish announced that we will not back down from our situation in the settlement process of 17,000 residential units in the west bank strip, and this shows that the arab world's stability and pseudo-permanence are in fact the choice of islam against the occupiers of mr. roshan cheshm. as a conclusion , can we see syria's return to the arab league soon or in the medium term, considering

and in a coordinating sensor that operates an inside saudi arabia. the saudi air force would not have been able to carry out the operations that he has done or not so far has been revealed, even in very mainstream sources in britain like the guardian. so britain is an integral part of this war and has been for many years now. the war that the saudis had been waging against the people again and could not be waged without british and us support. so all of these excuses that the british government is using it, it's just a shallow, very shallow and very obviously false picture, the painting to justify a continued invoke and with the saudis, with this war, which is a war that the british government is intimately involved in and one, this was the british govern, wants to continue as well, because not only is it targeted against the yemeni movement, which you dedicated to fully restoring the sovereignty of the country for the british and the u. s. government also see this as a war by proxy against iran as well. if the u t a is a where the reality that we had

they don't get full civil rights and can live and work in saudi arabia, only if a saudi citizen signs as being legally responsible. this practice is called co father. the legal guardian, or co feel, will write a contract and even the terms of the work as visa. as a consequence, people from abroad that want to work in saudi arabia paused on a rush to find a field that could help them hear a man from yemen. is looking for a co feel and hear a man from sedan is looking for new work because his co feel hasn't finalized the necessary paperwork for him. in this post, a saudi citizen of us, this man as a worker riding salon, what i come, this guy needs a good feel if you want him right me on what's up, go, feels past the air workers on 2 other co feels also outside of that ross and money as exchange between the co feels which makes it human trafficking workers find themselves in the situation of slave labor. the forms of abuse, very, some saudi citizens withhold their work as passports. others might physically discipline them and expect them to work day and night for less than 6 years. a day

the women of saudi arabia _ record is... the women of saudi arabia face _ record is...ination in almost every area of life but the irony here _ every area of life but the irony here is — every area of life but the irony here is why we are seeing some reforms — here is why we are seeing some reforms in — here is why we are seeing some reforms in the country targeted at women, _ reforms in the country targeted at women, many of the women that were calling _ women, many of the women that were calling for— women, many of the women that were calling for those very reforms are languishing in prison or have extremely harsh acts prison sentences being subjected to other forms— sentences being subjected to other forms of— sentences being subjected to other forms of torture. why sentences being sub'ected to other forms of torture.— forms of torture. why do you think fifa has made _ forms of torture. why do you think fifa has made this _ forms of torture. why do you think fifa has made this decision? - forms of torture. why do you think fifa has made this decision? they| fifa has

to kyiv , there were no such visits, but there were visits of presidents to ukraine before of saudi arabiarry, i myself took part in the organization of one of these visits - the saudi paradise, that is, it goes without saying that relations with us saudi arabia began yesterday, that is, we have interests, they understand our role in the region, that is, we have there are a lot of basic things, the coincidence of interests, at least in the economic sphere, the more military-technical cooperation, there are a lot of opportunities for cooperation now in relation to the current moment, but this is a success because it is not only about arrival , it is about the fact that there is aid, like last year, 300 million now for 400 million, and here i understand that there are also oil products, that is, is there oil here, these things that we really need now. therefore, this is a good result of the work and office, in this case , of the president and, e.e., the ministry, but it is not necessary to to do this is a huge breakthrough, because saudi arabia has not radically changed its position, they wi

came to kyiv , so there were no such visits, but the visits of the presidents of ukraine were to saudi arabian the organization of one of these visits - the saudi paradise i.e. it goes without saying that relations between us and saudi arabia started yesterday, i.e. we have interests , they understand our role in the region, i.e. we have many basic things, a coincidence of interests, at least in the economic sphere , especially military-technical cooperation there are a lot of opportunities for cooperation now in relation to the current moment. but this is a success because it is not only about arrival , it is about the fact that there is aid like last year 300 million, now it is 400 million, and here i understand that there are also petroleum products, that is, oil here are these things that we really need now. therefore, this is a good result of the work and the office, in this case, of the president and, in this case, the ministry, but there is no need to make some kind of huge breakthrough out of this , because saudi arabia has also not fundamentally changed its position, they will be gra

i put up for sale on saudi arabia largest on marketplace, harassed, even though the u. n. has long been criticizing the harass, at 4, facilitating modern slavery. it is still available on apple's app store and google play store. in other words, slaves are being sold online. shocking, how does that work and who is in charge of stopping this? what exactly is happening on the raj? with more than half a 1000000 visitors each day harass, described itself as the largest saw, the buying and selling platform cars, real estate, electronics, animals. and as a recent investigation, by the time suggests, human beings are on the list as well. according to the report, dozens of listings are posted each day by saudi citizens, advertising migrant workers garage users can rent or buy them as mates, cleaners, nannies, and drivers. foreign laborers in these fields are in a vulnerable position in saudi arabia. they don't get full civil rights and can live and work in saudi arabia, only if a saudi citizen signs as being legally responsible. this practice is called co follow the legal guardian

the capella system is binding and legal in saudi arabia and other countries. selling your workers is illegal, however bad the practice seems to be continuing regardless, even though the u. n. has already issued a slavery warning in regard to raj in 2020 who is responsible. the un estimates that 50000000 people worldwide are living in the state of modern slavery and the internet, including social media in particular play. a crucial part in that harass is not the only platform with this kind of problem. in 2019 facebook, no matter came under scrutiny when it became public that domestic workers in kuwait and saudi arabia were being illegally bought and sold online. some of the trade had been carried out unmet our own. instagram web post were promoted via algorithm boosted hashtags. and sales negotiated by up private messages. so are the platforms responsible? this has been the subject of an ongoing heated discussion. our platforms, just conte and provide us with no responsibility or publishers to be held responsible for what happens on their pages. what you of you, that is no. you can't

as a consequence, people from abroad that want to work in saudi arabia paused on a rush to find a key field that could help them hear a man from yemen is looking for a co feel and hear a man from sudan is looking for new work because his co feel hasn't finalized the necessary paperwork for him in this post. a saudi citizen of us, this man as a worker riding salaam. when i come, this guy needs a good feel. if you want him, write me on whatsapp, go fields past their workers on to other co feels also outside of the ross at money is exchanged between the co feels which makes it human trafficking workers find themselves in the situation of slave labor, the forms of abuse very, some saudi citizens withhold their workers, passports, others might physically discipline them and expect them to work day and night for less than 6 years. a day. the capella system is binding and legal in saudi arabia and other countries. selling your workers is illegal, however, but the practice seems to be continuing regardless, even though the u. n. has already issued a slavery warning in regard to ross in 2020 w

it would behove for to take saudi arabia off as a - take saudi arabia off as a sponsor of the women'snged upon. in fact, women infringed upon. in fact, women in saudi arabia are jailed and tortured for even advocating for women's rights. so it seems hypocritical to have a regime like that be one of the lead sponsors of the women's world cup. sponsors of the women's world cu -. . ., . , cup. there were concerns obviously — cup. there were concerns obviously over _ cup. there were concerns obviously over qatar - cup. there were concerns i obviously over qatar holding the football world cup — that still went ahead despite those concerns, so given that history and the fact that we are seeing increasing pressure and criticism, what do you expect the outcome of this controversy to be? �* , . , the outcome of this controversy tobe? �*, ., , ., ., the outcome of this controversy tobe? �*, ., , ., to be? it's really tough to say with fifa, _ to be? it's really tough to say with fifa, because _ to be? it's really tough to say with fifa, because fifa - to be? it's really tough to say| with fifa,

so let's talk saudi arabia. i am always fascinated by saudi arabia and what they do and what they don't do, but i was very fascinated by making this comparison, which is why don't why i wanted to show this video. i'm almost thinking they trade they treated or have been treating president g as if he were a us president. if you know what i mean? yes. this. well, everybody of us remember, so maybe the pictures back in 2018 was it when president trump made his 1st visit abroad, not to canada, not to execute? no, he went sold to saudi arabia and, and did they do? it was quite there. a warm, cordial atmosphere, dancing and, and swinging, and, and, and cheering, and it had its, its results. but, oh, you, you, you reminded us of the rather cool reception that our president biden received a few months ago. and the, what is, what happened now this time in terms of a drew state were said by president she is the following, the, the chinese her belong in my assessment with a very few who still take time for with it. i know t

let's participate in futsal in the first group with the teams of egypt and saudi arabia. the deadline for esteghlal to pay stramaccioni's demand. for the second year in a row, he is banned from participating in the asian champions league and according to the professional licensing regulations , a fine is included . he has extended another season and 1402-403 has also been in charge of leading this team in the premier club league of the country and the asian club cup. mes songon, the unit of the coaching team , became the fifth champion of the premier futsal league a few days ago, and the game time of sepahan and persepolis in the knockout cup has changed accordingly. announcement of the organization of the football league the meeting time of sepahan and persepolis in the round of 16 of the elimination cup will be from 17:00 to 15:00 on wednesday, the third of march, the date will be changed with the presence of spectators in naqsh jahan. the decision of the isfahan province supply council will only sell tickets for the first floor. the football match in the world will be

has licensed at least 8000000000 pounds worth of militia a to saudi arabia for use in yemen. some estimate say the actual song is much higher on the fall, additional licenses are taken into account. the real figure could be much closer to 23000000000. the british weapons include military aircraft and bombs, which have been used against cities held by the who t rebels. some 9000 civilians are said to be killed by the saudi like coalition lexical, unless on these under my case as the war is another example of britain serve in its own interests by a proxy conflicts. the british government claims that is not a party to the conflicts. it starts as laughable as their other claim, which is that they are not a party to the conflict in ukraine either without british government support in terms of arms sales and also in terms of the operations of the saudi air force which operate under a heavy advice and coordination from british and american officers in a coordinating center that operates in inside saudi arabia. britain is an integral part of this war has been for many years now. the

who can dissent. >> the legal charity reprieve has logged a rising trend of executions. >> saudi arabia regime of secrecy around the death penalty. you have people who are arrested, tried, sentenced to death, and then executed in secret. >> the saudi embassy gave us a statement which did not address concerns about how the country uses the death penalty, but said, "we understand there are other countries that have different judicial systems and different views about appropriate penalties. as we respect their right to determine their own laws and customs, we hope others will respect our sovereign right to follow our own judicial and legislative choices." these men on death row were all tortured to make a confession. one a child at the time of their arrest. the fear thatny day can be there last. laura: in other news from around e world, pope francis has begun a historic visit to the democratic republic of congo. it is the first papal visit to the country in four decades. drc is home to millions of catholics. they will then travel to south sudan. french police chiefs have issued a national

he moved on to saudi arabia. managed to get by with small jobs in yemen while raising her three children alone. now, she's back in djibouti. samsa: i want to go home and take my children to school. i don't want to move to a foreign country anymore, i've had enough. i just want to go home and put my children in school. reporter: at least samsa is safe in the iom camp. according to research conducted by the organization, tens of thousands of migrants have died or disappeared in recent years on their way to saudi arabia, qatar, or the gulf states. the iom's khadija ahmed takes us to the scene of a horrible tragedy. khadija: there were too many waves and the wind was too strong. they all died. nine people. there are six in one grave and three in another. reporter: no names, just a few seashells, the tomb for undocumented migrants. khadija: they're all dead, and we don't even know their names. half of the bodies were mutilated by sharks. they were young, but there was also an infant. it was an entire family. reporter:

channel espresso, a historic visit to kyiv, a saudi delegation arrived this is the first time for saudi arabiastablishment of diplomatic relations in 1993. the head of saudi diplomacy, prince feisalbin farhan alsout, met with volodymyr zelenskyi . the president thanked saudi arabia for support for our sovereignty and territorial integrity. i would also like to note the active role of the kingdom of saudi arabia in the mediation and returnees of the humanitarian social track . we are very grateful to saudi arabia for assisting in the release of 10 foreign prisoners of war on september 21. last year , this mission to saudi arabia is an extremely important factor in our cooperation. and we agreed that we will continue to work in this direction, we in saudi arabia are convinced that any cessation of war should happen through discussions at the negotiating table within the framework of international law and through the charter of the united nations and respect for the sovereignty of countries that is why we will continue to cooperate with various parties to seek a chance to reach such a settlement

saudi arabia joined the 141 countries at the u.n.ek that voted to condemn russia's invasion, only six countries joined russia in voting against it. belarus, north korea, mali and nicaragua. the visit by the saudi kingdom viewed as historic falling on the anniversary of russia's invasion of crimea in 2014. the saudi kingdom helped negotiate a high profile prisoner exchange lance september. neil? >> neil: thanks, jennifer griffin at the pentagon. the chinese have not responded to this latest news from saudi arabia offering this $40 million in aid. what they have responded to is an american delegation that made its way to taiwan the last few days. republicans and democrats both. china called it a provocative act. we have two congressmen back from that journey. ro khanna and texas robert mueller tony gonzalez. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. obviously this was a bipartisan effort and to you, congressman gonzalez first. why make the trip knowing that the reaction would be just as you discovered from china that it was provocative? almos

saudi arabia is eliminated in the fifth group. embassy of uzbekistan from qatar dam and getting into two groups and reaching this stage, the match between iran's steel and saudi arabia's al-faisali will be held in doha, qatar at 18:30 on monday . and greetings to the dear viewers of khabar network, tonight's case was dedicated to our only representative in asian football, as from the report that the customer is completely clear and safa and marwa of the afc site with this page behind me, has gone to welcome the game between foulad and al-faisali. and now the things he plays in these two teams were for improvisation on the next page, we will see that the conflict between two iranian and greek football coaches in saudi arabia, which can be very attractive to the government, we must mention that both coaches were almost unsuccessful in their respective leagues, the al-faisali team, which fell to the second place, although the first place has a professional premier league from there. and in the first division league and i follow last

fights in the middle east and in saudi arabia in particular.lar-— in particular. before we let ou in particular. before we let you go. — in particular. before we let you go. what's _ in particular. before we let you go, what's next? - in particular. before we let you go, what's next? is . in particular. before we let i you go, what's next? is there any more highly anticipated fights? in any more highly anticipated fiuhts? , ., ., fights? in terms of the world of entertainment, _ fights? in terms of the world of entertainment, these - fights? in terms of the world of entertainment, these two | of entertainment, these two guys, jake paul was a rematch, tommy fury will probably take the regrets because there's so much money to be made. i can see the zoo doing it again. it was a fairly tight contest. it was a fairly tight contest. it was done by split decision. in terms of entertainment boxing, i reckon we might see a rematch. i reckon we might see a rematch-— i reckon we might see a rematch. ., ,, . ., rematch. thank you so much for the update _ r

as a war in yemen field by western weapons supplies to saudi arabia drags on a british government lawyer has argued in favor of continuing arms sales to riyadh, while being grilled at the u. k. 's high court. the barrister says it's hard for the saudi military to avoid committing war crimes, but blamed it on the yemeni rebels. who said tactics made it difficult for saudi arabia to operate within the principles of international humanitarian law. they were no uniform, haven't any differentiation in their vehicles and deliberately you surveillance and civilian infrastructure as shields. the court case began after a u. k based angio, the campaign against arms trade brought legal action against the government over its lucrative arms. sales to saudi arabia, re adds, military has been accused of committing multiple war crimes during its 8 year intervention in yemen. civil war, however, london and its defendants insists the u. k is not a party to the conflict since 2015. the u. k. has license at least 8000000000 pounds worth of military aid to saudi arabia for use in yemen. some estimates say th

they have been selling the weapons, including massage to a saudi arabia and its allies on the region to pump the many people me personally in my neighborhood has been bombed by a saudi arabia using american marseilles. you can't even compare with has been paid for the human people during atheist voltage was, has been paid to the ukrainian story. we conflict. we had only the clumps of what the it was all pain to help other countries. this is a conflict that's been created and has been exacerbated and. ringback continued by the u. s. government, not just with the drone killings and not just with the weapons to saudi arabia, but also through u. s. participation in the war. candidate biden was going to end the war and the weapon supplies, and treat saudi arabia as a pariah. state now it's now it's almost, you know, an act of betrayal to the democratic party to remember that as so, you know, we, we have a great deal to look for in terms of, of, of humanitarianism i and the united states is not the leading supplier of humanitarian aid to the world. despite the u. s. praising it's a t. m, a

with president biden when he was there, went from israel directly to saudi arabia, i interviewed al-jubeir, the former saudi ambassador here in washington, an old friend of mine who's now minister of state for foreign affairs. and he made it clear that, yes, the saudis are ready to establish some sort of direct public relationship with israel. but he said there's got to be some advancements, some movement on the palestinian issue. otherwise the saudis can do it. and he was very blunt in talking about that. and i thought that significant, you know. these are critical moments right now. and the stakes, i just want jake, you to weigh in on this, the stakes for the u.s. right now, what's happening over there between israel and the saudis and these rainy and's, what's going on in the region? the stakes are really enormous. because god forbid, this thing could escalate. >> well, we've already seen the loss of 17 lives in recent days. there is that raid against the palestinians in jenin, in the west bank, by the israeli defense forces. netanyahu acknowledged that one of the ten palestinians kille

some experts ask the question why saudi arabia has sent its forces to the main direction.i arabia wants to confront the yemeni army and ansarullah, why does it send its forces to the main direction? send a voice to the shield of the homeland and the arrival of saudi forces is the last nail in the coffin of the presidential council of mansour riyadh, the saudi regime, which thought it would take control of the affairs of yemen in less than a month , has not been able to achieve its goals in the eight-year war against yemen. so far, abu dhabi has spent billions of dollars in this war they did and they benefited from the military power of the united states, they are still sending troops to iran , but hear the news about the united states being accused of the explosion of the nord stream gas pipeline. it is the work of the americans in europe. recently, an american journalist claimed that the explosions 5 months ago in the lines of 90 cylinders were the work of the united states . following the publication of this report, china and russia demanded the response of the united st

the profitable nature of the british arms trade, the saudi arabia is there for all to see if you just look at the she had numbers involved. but more than that, this is about the british government using an alliance with the saudis, to maintain the influence over these regions, which they can't directly occupy anymore. and this is why the sales will continue that in the, you know, the normal amount of money being made. and it's why they won't back off this war and you haven't. so it say, what is actually going on here is a very brutal, cynical calculation of britain still operating as an imperial power in the region. western states shouldn't initiate pace dialogues with moscow, according to formerly us national security advisor, john bolton, and a phone call with famous russian pranks to vote in lexus. super tend to, to talk on behalf of an ex ukrainian president. to me, the, the important thing is to continue to course the russians militarily. i think, i think this is a winnable war and to, to stop efforts by whether it's the french or the germans or whatever it might be to try and ne

the profitable nature of the british arms trade, the saudi arabia is there for all to see if you just look at the she had numbers involved. but more than that, this is about the british government using an alliance with the saudis, to maintain the influence over these regions, which they can't directly occupy anymore. and this is why the sales will continue that in the, you know, the normal amount of money being made. and it's why they won't off this more and you haven't. so it say, what is actually going on here is a very brutal, cynical calculation of britain, still operating as an imperial power in the region on the front lines and gone. bass, russian, wagner, military group forces, have retaken the settlement of nikolai, a car from kiev troops, bringing the region one step closer to safety from constance, ukrainian shelling, and another part of the embattled don. yes, were public be previously prosperous. city of young nevada tire has been obliterated by nato supplied artillery as well as his mon, closer of reports. the city all yes in nevada has been under constant ukrainian shel

why were they imprisoned in saudi arabia? they were released after the end of their sentences. the resistance of the palestinian people against the zionist regime and against the pressure of the human rights defenders to release this person who has been imprisoned since 2009, among them there were doctors who were working in saudi arabia these years, and many of the palestinian people became involved in the struggle. it is said that in throughout saudi arabia, at least 14 important parts of these lives are managed under the supervision of the public security organization of saudi arabia, and it is said that there are no prisoners, and it is said that the public blackout , as well as the issue of hamas and islamic jihad, is forced to have this number. thank you for your completeness, mr. hassan hanizadeh west asian issues, the permission of a former member of parliament to enter the british parliament and his words about the warmongering of the united states and western countries was revoked . what does iranian tv say that it is not a dog's wool and it has aroused its supporters