it should have augmented its export capacities, considering yemen's location as saudi arabia's neighbor and its adjacency to the strategic bubblemundom straight and the coasts of the red and arab seas, it was the most important option for the saudis. the uae is also seeking to develop the al fujeera port on the other side of the hormos straight so its commercial ships can directly access the arab sea and the indian ocean. because the saudis want to be able to, they want to run a pipeline down from saudi arabia, i get my pointer from it, i'll show you buse it economically be very helpful, right, right now all the oil goes out through the persian gulf right, and they're worried about what if that gets shut down or some, what if the iranians closed down the straight off for moves, so the saudis up here when the a pipeline that would come right down to here and go right out there and they'd put up a big facility and they they would bypass the persian gulf inistrative for moving or right through. that part, but the omanis are livid about this. you now, this is basically their backyard, and t

mom has been set up on sanction to his motto. mo misses like these will soon be on their way to saudi arabia. that's off the german government, scrapped a 5 year old ban on arms exports. berlin still seems undecided on allowing the saudis to get more jets defy them from. so you are a fighter, is a part of the corporation between germany, italy, spain, and the u. k. and saudi arabia already has dozens of them. when the car and german government was formed, it said it would not approve the delivery of any more jets. the reason re adds war against who the rebels in yemen and the brutal killing of saudi jealous jamal control g. but the conflict between israel and the mass has changed. the calculus violin now sees saudi arabia as a partner, willing to stand up for stability with it in the middle east. if i advise israel noticed that it's security also depends on stability in the region and saudi arabia based on everything we hear. i know and talk about wants to fill the role of stability easily a 100 from starting to to, to all screen on finding the wrong back to tease have by contrast, taking up

a large number of ports in the uae and saudi arabia are dependent on the strategic straight. that's why the two countries have been trying for several decades. arabia per day from these ports. during the past decades, saudi arabia tried to reduce its dependence on the persian golf terminals and the straight of hormos by expanding its oil pipelines that pass overland called jubal yambu, which snakes through the east to the west of the country. the pipeline carries about 3 million barrels of oil every day from refineries from the east of saudi arabia, like and to the yambu oil terminal in the west on the coast of the red sea, but this pipeline alone cannot reduce saudi arabia's dependence on the hormones straight. it should have augmented its export capacities, considering yemen's location as saudi arabia's neighbor and its adjacency to the strategic bubblemund straight and the coast of the red and arab seas, it was the most important option for the saudis. the uae is also seeking to develop the al fujeera port on the other side of the hormose straight so its commercial ships ca

and saudi arabia already has dozens of them. when the current german government was formed, it said it would not approve the delivery of any more jets. the reason re adds war against who the rebels and yemen, and the brutal killing of saudi generalist jamal control g. but the conflict between israel and the mass has changed the calculus violin. now the saudi arabia as a partner, willing to stand up for stability with it in the middle east. ok? yes, i advise israel. know who's that? it's security also depends on stability in the region and saudi arabia based on everything we hear, i know and talk about wants to fill the role of stability, usually a 100 from starting to teach us fee on funding. the around back to tease have, by contrast, taking up the fight against israel, attacking shipping in the red sea, and firing rockets towards these railing territory. johns, the shult seems to be backing the release of your a fight as the pulse of his s p d party and his green television partners are opposed. they say saudi arabia's human r

of saudi arabia and qatar. utions under hillary clinton uh and our clinton emails uh reveal significant discussion about it, the largest ever arms deal in the world was made with saudi arabia, more than 80 billion and and of course... "the consequence of that is that this notorious terrorist group called isel or isis is created largely with money from the very people who are giving money to the clinton foundation. yes, it's hard to believe, but thanks to trump, we can believe..." do you remember when donald trump described isis as a creation of obama and clinton during his 2016 presidential campaign? he is the founder of isis, he's the founder of isis, he's the founder, he founded isis, and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton. another person who can easily answer these questions is qatar's former prime minister hamad bin jassim. there's even uh questions have been raised about how much funding kutter has done to some of the islamic groups in syria. look, in syria everybody did mistakes. i

we know that saudi arabia uses them from aircraft, from the euro fighter jets, and the saudi government has said that they have been use, for example, to shoot down drones coming from a for the health reports of yemen. and we know also regarding the euro fighters, these are jets that are produced by a court of european countries, including germany, the u. k, spain and italy. and germany had been blocking and has been blocking the delivery of also these euro fighters to saudi arabia. but we've heard from german chancellor on f shows, but also for minister under the book that they personally wouldn't be in favor of also resuming deliveries of euro fighters to saudi arabia. this hasn't been confirmed yet, but it seems that it might be on the cards. now remind us because um, you know, this is quite a big policy chain to remind us of why germany originally started stopping to export arms to saudi arabia. well, this happened in 2018 after the murder of, sorry, journalist john, monica shaw g. and in that context, germany decided that it didn't want to export the weapons to saudi arabia anymore

a young and the country, and in conflict directly with saudi arabia were saudi arabia is directly involved. and how big, who also said things similar to germany's a foreign minister, i'm in a bad book. they both said that they see saudi arabia having a constructive role in regards to the israel. how must conflict and trying to pursue the escalation there. so these are all factors that are coming into play with this decision from germany to really change its policy on arms deliveries. and i'm wondering, is this the started something that is going to last? i knew that germany has approved the sale of iris t missiles are other deliveries likely to follow as well. for now, the confirmed approval is only for the $150.00 iris t. now these are missiles that are air to air and surface to air missiles. saudi arabia had already been using them, but they're currently running out. that's why they urgently once more to come in. but now re, i'd use is these missiles air to air. that means they mount them on euro fighter jets and euro fighter jets are also a big topic of debate in germany. these. a jets

so deli, has more on why germany is, was in the arms export to saudi arabia. we've heard from german foreign minister, analyzing a bad book saying that a big role in this change of position from the german government is the way that saudi arabia behaved and conducted itself regarding israel and the last a few months since the conflict between israel and thomas book said that sonya reagan has had a constructive approach to israel in the last few months and that seems to have convinced the german government of the reliability of the saudi arabian government . also, we've heard from the economy minister of a topic saying that, so you are really a, has a particular role in the region that it can bring stability to the region. and these are all arguments that a point to the fact that germany sees saudi arabia as reliable and with the country improving. the sale of iris team missiles are other deliveries now likely to follow to saudi arabia as well at the moment to be officially confirmed. delivery is of iris to use. these are missiles that can be surface to air or

saudi arabia and qatar. now, this is a, i actually, i think this is the most significant email in the whole collection, and perhaps because saudi and qatari money is spread um all over the place, including including into many media institutions under hillary clinton uh and our clinton emails uh reveal uh significant discussion about it, the largest ever arms deal in the world was made with saudi arabia, more than 80 billion and and of course the consequence of that is that this notorious terrorist group callel or isis uh is created largely with money from the very people who are giving money to the clinton foundation. it's hard to believe, but thanks to trump, we can believe much of these stuff. do you remember when donald trump described? isis as a creation of obama and clinton during his 2016 presidential campaign, he is the founder of isis, he's the founder of isis, okay, he's the founder, he founded isis, and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton, co-founder, crooked hillary clinton.

as well not to not to let uh united state using them and still till now what we see from saudi arabia is is is for the first time is something good and i hope that they will continue so because we as arab as muslim we have to unite all together to fight the aggression and to fight especially the aggression. against uh uh uh the palestinian people and the blue cated in gaza. okay, hussain if you can, don't uh, don't hang up, stay on on the line because i'm going to show our viewers, we're going to take him to the hague where this genocide case brought by south africa against the israeli uh regime for genocide uh genocidal characteristics as it called it, taking place in yemen, all illegal acts against the people, i'm part in in gaza. against the people uh the palestinians there um the uh the south africans made very thorough and elaborate case yesterday, this is a protest now uh in support of palestinians at the hag as today the israeli regime is expected to put up its defense to the case. now we know that uh the africans made very - powerful uh uh initial a preliminary hearing in uh d

saudi arabia has been _ definitely in decades to come. in decades to come. saudi arabia has been keen to _ definitely in decades to come. saudi arabia has been keen to point out it once this process of extracting and processing ion to be itself carbon neutral. i wonder what it says about shifting attitudes in the region. the recent cop was held in dubai and the organisers were to size were trying to water down agreements to fossil fuel reduction but does it suggest that saudi arabia has a more positive attitude towards energy transition? i positive attitude towards energy transition? ~' ,,., , ., transition? i think the saudis have never made _ transition? i think the saudis have never made bones _ transition? i think the saudis have never made bones about - transition? i think the saudis have never made bones about the - transition? i think the saudis have never made bones about the fact. transition? i think the saudis have . never made bones about the fact that there will be carbon transition and it is inevitable. this is something they

well , one of these countries was saudi arabia, saudi arabia from the beginning after the al-aqsa storm operation , although perhaps that is the position that is finally demanded from this great islamic and old arab country. as a country, maybe it didn't act to that extent, but the fact is that it tried to give a message in the political field in various positions that this should end, and now with the plans it was following, it was looking for at least a ceasefire. and the completion of this issue, this recent stance considering that saudi arabia, which was involved in a military conflict with yemen until a few months ago, should be in this space. in order to somehow weaken the rival and the enemy that he has defined himself, he must be aligned, but saudi arabia knows that the position of the government of yemen , the government of the people of yemen , is not a position for political orientations, the position of yemen is in fact an arab islamic position. and if he wants to act against it, he should answer to afghan. after all, saudi arabia is an important country and claims that it i

luka modric in the summer transfers of 2023 by rejecting the huge offers of al hilal and nasr saudi arabiaaccording to sport arabia , the unstable situation of the experienced croatian player in the spanish team has tempted nasr to go to modric again and buy him in this winter transfer window, and the long absence of coman kingsley, koman winger and bayern munich star, in last night's game against augsburg. he suffered a rupture of the internal ligament of his leg and was banned from the field for 2-3 months according to the announcement of one sport germany. well, the end of the football magazine. tonight, before i say goodbye , i would like to share with you one or two results from the spanish la liga soccer match between atletico madrid and valencia until the 24th minute . 38 minutes with a goal from fiorentina, the end of tonight's football magazine program . have a good time, god. the greatest asset of the iranian nation is the culture of the iranian nation. nasrallah fethian, the beginning of his third decade it was at the same time as he entered the front and established a combat me

let's talk a little bit about the game tomorrow between korea and saudi arabia.you think now uzbekistan and thailand, which is almost now thailand, after all, football is here and i am here. but in the game between korea and saudi arabia, this is not the case, and it may not be predictable. you see, korea and saudi arabia are two teams that play completely differently. most of them like to win against a team like saudi arabia, which has an italian head coach. he plays a very different game, in my opinion, the game will be the best game of the cup. this game will definitely be a beautiful game because there are different tactics, and whichever team makes the least mistakes, in my opinion, will win the korean game. well, there is no room for mistakes here. let's say 85% i said service. when you have possession of the ball , it doesn't mean that you have an advantage. you must be able to score. an irregular team plays and may score, and this is the nature of football, and i think it's great. the games of the nations until this moment and tomorrow will probably be to

has to reduce the use of u.s.eapons provided to saudi arabia.heow do you maintain security in the region when population is caught in the middle? host: we have an independent from colorado. caller: i would like to comment on the administration's handling of gaza and houthis. i think he has exercised great restraint. not to make things any worse over there. helping with shipping internationally and in coalition. people need to understand that. when you have palestinian people dug under hostility. they have to deal with who is very right wing and hard to deal with. i just want to congratulate the admi what they are doing. guest: the administration did a good job of pulling together a coalition to to protect shipping and during these attacks on the houthi. they took the time to build international supported go after these sites after they had done intelligence analysis and laid the groundwork so when the strike started happening they agreed they are hitting the right places. caller: i have been following this very closely in southern california. it

in saudi arabia , we have an aquifer called disi. this aquifer is high in radium. radioactive substance. now, it is high. with all the trouble. to reach that level of exploitation , but only saudi arabia has been able to use this water for 10 years, which means that after 10 years, you will see the pictures and the fields will dry up, and saudi arabia, which thought it could become a wheat exporter , is now the largest importer of wheat. nubin aquifer i think that our colleague and friend mr. nubin mentioned this nubin water tank, its quality is so good that you can use it for agriculture . there are many of these characteristics, or rather , none of them are present in this water that my friends took from the wells of sistan. in the following , i will quickly tell you about the scientific problems involved in the exploitation of the deep waters of the sistan baluchistan region. thank you, mr. mr. sharifi , please tell me your answer regarding the quality of shurish desalination water and its radium, so that you can see that i am very happy that the experts and spe

the goal of the section was scored for saudi arabia. in the continuation, saudi arabia tried harder and compared to oman for a change. the result gave more reasons until al-balihi scored the winning goal in the fifth minute of the extra time of the second half, and this match finally ended with 2-1 in favor of saudi arabia. thailand started the nations cup with a victory did in the other game of group a today, thailand played against kyrgyzstan and won with two goals. in this. the match that was held at abdullah bin khalifa stadium, supachai scored for thailand in the 26th minute and also in the 48th minute. but the players of our country's team, who rested yesterday according to the opinion of the technical staff , resumed their training today. the national team officially started its work to play against hong kong. how's everything? they believe that it doesn't matter who plays and who doesn't play , it doesn't matter, god knows who plays, whoever plays. we would like to make the people happy and help the team. all the children are sy

saudi arabia started the world cup with a win. on the last day of the first round of the 2023 asian nations cup group stage , one of saudi arabia's contenders went to oman and barely passed the hundred of this team with a score of 2-1. in this match, which was held in khalifa stadium, it was the title that was scored against the flow of the game. in the 10th minute, the amanis prepared a counterattack on the saudis' goal, but the ball went out, but the referee recommended help. the video referee noticed a mistake in the penalty area of ​​saudi arabia and after reviewing the scene , he awarded a penalty kick in favor of oman and salah al-yahiai. he converted this penalty into his team's first goal in the 14th minute. after this goal, saudi arabia pushed forward to compensate and gave more scope to its attacks, which did not result in the first half. after this goal, saudi arabia pushed forward to compensate and gave more scope to its attacks, which did not result in the first half. in the second half, mancini's students gradually c

that was none other than saudi arabia. saudi arabia supported ali abdullah saleh to fight the huthis and saada governors. and suppress the sheas yemen situation the the the prime share of blame is on the shoulder of the leader of that government abdullah saleh the fact that that he brought in two armies into his country the saudi army and the american army to attack his country and created this issue with saada for the six time this is the sixth war with the with the people with the hutis and with the issue of the south and of course he laid the foundation for the rise of al-qaida and the salavy in yemen. the developments led to the arab spring in 2011 and the popular uprising in yemen which toppled ali abdullah saleh's government. saudi arabia envisaged no option to keep saul in power so it replaced him with his deputy abu rabu mansur. as his pawn in sana, but yemani shias formed an alliance with various sunni factions in northern and central yemen, and established a powerful political movement named theansera. welcome to

is saudi arabia willing to finance the reconstruction of gaza? >> there is no point in talking about the reconstruction of gaza if we're not going to talk about first ending the killing. again, as long as we're able to find a pathway towards a solution, a resolution, a pageway that means we're not going to be here in a year or two, then we could talk. but if we're re-setting to october 7th, in a way that sets us up for another round as we've seen in the past. we're not interested in that conversation. >> so let's talk about that political path. is what you're saying, that you would be willing to be part of the solution with regarding the palestinians, and i think you've said in past publicly that you would be willing to continue to move toward discussions with israel about normalization. if and only if there was, as you put it, a irreversible path to palestinian statehood. in other words, not just conversations, talks, but a plan that to you seems irreversible. >> absolutely. and i think that is the consensus of all -- of everybody in the interna

being dismissed from the leadership of rome , there were rumors about his transfer to al-shabaab, saudi arabia , any possibility of a transfer to saudi football. he denied and it is said that next week he will negotiate with the president of the napoli club to accept the leadership of this team. thank you for your attention to sports news. it is an open secret within the halls of the united nations that a state solution in palestine is virtually impossible. this former human rights official from baram. and the occurrence of widespread crimes against them, like the crimes of gaza , was finally the director's decision. anti-zionist gatherings at harvard university, a plan that has attracted the opinion of american youth in the survey of the same university, so the poll of 51 american youth aged 18 to 24 years is the end of the conflicts. even hamas knows the existence of the israeli regime and the transfer of power to palestinian groups, and the defense of 60% of this population against the storm that hamas created is one of the other results of this survey, and on the other hand , the two-state

is saudi yield -- is saudi arabia immune? >> no. saudi arabia itself is stable.not had any disturbance. there is no popular protests as we have seen in some other parts of the region following the israel-hamas war. what you have seen and what the leadership acknowledges is that they need a stable region if they want to get this goal of prosperity and attract foreign investment they need to continue diversifying the economy. with things like the israel-hamas war, with attention we have in the red sea which continues to get worse right now where just yesterday the iranians sent warships and and the u.s. killing some houthis fighters, this does not create the environment that saudi arabia needs to attract foreign investment. it is another thing on the ledger that makes big foreign investors cautious before putting investment in the region. if you look at the fdi numbers into saudi arabia, they have improved somewhat but they are nowhere near the scale they want them to be. we see the pif spending a lot of money outside as well as domestically because it is not getti

of course , iraq, qatar and saudi arabia also have the chance to win the cup. samurais are champions of the nations cup . artificial intelligence considers the japanese to be the strongest team in this competition, which is a combination of young players and he is talented and performs the best . klinsmann, stay away from the media. klinsmann, the head coach of the korean national team , told the players to keep their distance from the media and... stay away from them until the end of the tournament. he said that everyone has their own opinion. but my diagnosis is that if you are in the media atmosphere, it will hurt the team. mancini's complaint about the saudis. roberto mancini, the head coach of the saudi national team, who is hoping to win the nations cup, said that a large number of foreign players in the saudi league are working for him. domestic players have caused problems. he took the opportunity to flourish from the saudi players. this penalty was given to palestine's mahmoud marzi , who scored two goals in jordan's game against malaysia. after scorin

saudi arabia envisaged no option to keep saul in power, so it replaced them with his deputy, abu rabu mansur hadi as his pawn in sana, but yemani shias formed in alliance with various sunni factions in northern and central yemen and established a powerful political movement named the ancerilla. وكلنا على مرض باذن الله لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله الله شباب من مقبره الفالوجه شمال قطاع غزه بعد قيام قوات الاحتلال الاسرائيلي. هذه المقبره وايضا بنبش عدد من القبور وسرقه جثامين بعض الشهداء. huries have made humanitarian intervention in the red sea an effort to bring the genocide in gaza to an end. the hootis have killed nobody while destrupt disrupting shipping in the red sea, ships which were facilitating the israeli genocide. the israeli regime has killed over 23,000 civilians, over 10,000 of them are children. so who do the us and the uk attack, no, they didn't attack the israeli regime because they're supporting the genocide, they attacked the hoories instead, killing at least six people, so western powers are prepared to kill people to protect the movement of goods, b

. ■1as well as pushing back onraq and saudi arabia. their effort to try to expand its field of control in the middle east. it has decided to take action against a nuclear armed power. they are working with proxies against other countries but this direct attack on pakistan puts kistan and direct confrontation. iran feels assembled and of his success or a little bit on the defensive because of internal challenges. there have been a s protest ins. they are succeeding overseas but at home is not so ground. ehost: let's talk about the red sea, how eective h■oave the u. n very effective. they have launched a lot of attacks and struck a few container ships with minimal damage and loss of life as far as we could tell. but the cost to defend against . aside in the red sea as well as other countries and a substantial outlay of personnel and naval presence. the houthis have been successful by forcing a response and west to spend money. they are trying to continue to host: has it been effective? guest: the navy is done good work and its ability wi

we will talk about the saudi arabia sovereign wealth fund.its gulf peers and singapore. how will this impact the capital raising exercises many funds are on the moment? we will have wall street beat next. this is bloomberg. ♪ oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪ sonali: it's time for the wall street beat where we look at what's buzzing on wall street and the world banking and finance. today we will look at the saudi arabia public investment fund. saudi arabia has ramped up spending by billions of dollars and has surpassed singapore's g withi more than 31c billion dollars spent last year. how important is saudi arabia strategically in a world where we see financing and fundraising slowing down? >> especially for that reason because other pools of capital are hesitant. a lot of deal makers are flooding to the middle east and the sovereign funds to get a hold of their capital because they are willing to fund freely and that's part of the strategy. for much of the l

one of the most beautiful games of this tournament was the game between saudi arabia and korea, which were two games with two different styles. well, the korean team played football with patience. the technical and saudi tactic planning with our presence is as if you look at your young players. nasser is 22 years old from two sari . you did not bring nasser shahrani, many of the players did not bring salman farjo, or abdullah radif , who scored a goal, is 21 years old, and this shows that they have capital. they expect to play very good football up to 60-70 minutes, but i think it's too early to reduce it i retreated and mr. klisman's team scored a goal that i myself thought was one of the very good goals and i think that maybe the game would have ended in overtime. it showed that there is a team that has come to win the championship , and their game is very good compared to the group games, especially from the 70th minute onwards , and they were able to win the game. uzbekistan has invested very well in the past few years, hector cupri, who is the coach of the syrian team , has been

adapting to living conditions in saudi arabia was a big problem for me. of course, saudi arabia continues to politics they themselves continue to aim for the future by buying big stars for their football confidence, and many european football stars such as ronaldo, kante, fabinho and many others were able to spend brilliant days in this league by adapting their lifestyle and work. well, games are being held in europe, celta vigo and real sociedad are playing in la liga, where real sociedad is ahead with a goal in the 23rd minute. in italy , milan is ahead of udinese with a goal in the 40th minute . d , apparently out of 10. the lives of nations have been taken africa has also started at the same time as the asian nations , algeria 2/2 with burkina faso, today's results are recorded, mauritania also lost 2-3 to angola , and now the tunisia-mali game is being held. we have reached the end of tonight's program. thank you for your time. god bless you. what would you do if it were you? this is the question that the former french basketball star asked his follo

saudi arabia and the former government of... turadi protested the move by their former arab allies. it triggered heavy conflicts between the two sides in southern yemen. it left thousands of forces from both sides dead or wounded in different areas, including aiden and shaba. two weeks after the occupation of sokotra by the uae, after riyad and supporters of mansur hadi ramped up pressure, "the uae army agreed to hand over the administrative control of the island to the resigned government of mansur hadi, but it still had military control over the island and airport. the amady see this as an opportunity to demonstrate some real kind of arab style nation building, economic, rebuild them, and they see the ports as the fundamental way to do this. so now the emiraties control the port of muka that we talk. better early they took back from aqap, the port of aiden, port of moca, if data gets resolved, then they control a port of hudata on the on the red sea, so all the major ports are now basically under emirating control, think, thin

the coalition was led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. abu dhabi had been laying in wait for years. to practice its influence in the region. the uae used its military experience in the horn of africa and assumed command rule in the southern part of yemen and bubble mondab region. the emerts knew full well that they're given a golden opportunity that won't repeat. it had to gain control over southern yemen and the babel mondav straight. even at cost of spending millions of dollars or losing hundreds of military forces. the united states is a partner in this war. it is a partner uh every day, as you laid out, refueling aircraft, providing additional ordinance, providing intelligence, providing logistics. if the united states of america and united kingdom tonight told king salmon this war has to end, it would end tomorrow, because the royal saudi air force cannot operate with. without american and british support, we've not done that, the same time the president has yet to explain to the american people why we are engaged in a war in yemen a