kuwait for a summit but could redefine the future of the block is the first such meeting since saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with fellow member qatar back in june. britain and the european union have failed to reach an agreement on brics it withdrawal terms ahead of a summit of e.u. leaders in ten days' time prime minister to resign may admit differences remain on a number of issues including the status of northern ireland on the fish reports. the day began full of hope when to resume a joint called your guy went into talks the brussels rumor mill had it that a breck's it deal was about to be announced. but when they emerged after several hours there was no deal just two leaders putting a brave face on a disappointing day so i'm still confident that we can reach sufficient progress sufficient progress before the european cultural to fifteen of this is for the failure. of to very strong i'm very confident that the region we because of history on a couple of issues some differences do remain which require further negotiation and consultation and those will continue but we will reconven

breakthrough in the blocks of the largest crisis in decades relations have been strained said saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. ties with cattle. now the opposition jurist says obey a full recount or a runoff will end the impasse over the country's presidential election will follow issues have failed to declare an official winner sparking violent protests at the time curfew but reports. after more than a week since the presidential elections in honduras a winner has yet to be named prolonging a political crisis a nationwide curfew remains in effect but across the country protests continue well into the night hours. in the latest turn of events hundreds of elite police forces known as cobras have announced they will no longer be obeying orders to enforce the ten day curfew one officer told reporters they are rebelling. our people are sovereign and we are in their service furthermore we cannot be confronting and crushing their rights the ongoing demonstrations continue to call for a hundred president one orlando at nine days to step down and for the national elections commission to finalize an ann

nation gulf cooperation council gather for a summit meeting there when a zation brings together saudi arabia bahrain kuwait. and amman but two thousand and seventeen has been a year of crisis for the bloc three members saudi arabia bahrain and the emirates a blockading a force. many observers dowser the summit would even take place and when it did the two day meeting ended off to a few hours we'll get to our guests in just a moment but first mama june reports from kuwait city. while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been hamath any issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir shifts about how the hamad a salon and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officiall

a breakthrough in the blocks biggest crisis in decades relations have been strained since saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with cattle in june while q. its foreign minister says the bloc remains crucial to regional stability only kuwait and cattle sent heads of state three men in malta have been charged with the murder of a leading investigative journalist daphne. whose reporting focused heavily on corruption in the e.u. island nation was killed in a car bomb attack in october another seven suspects are being questioned those are your headlines the news continues after listening post i will see you very served by. in syria citizens are collecting evidence. reveals shot of crimes committed against civilians we've moved out of syria post six hundred thousand pages of material so that one day they can bring the assad regime to justice that puts a human face on the charges it's a dead human face but it's a human face syria witnesses for the prosecution at this time on al-jazeera. the bloodiest attack in the chips on this street however for a couple of firefighters here a greater.

of a breakthrough in the blocs biggest crisis in decades relations have been strained since saudi arabia bahrain or the u.a.e. cut ties with catherine jude while coates foreign minister says the bloc remains crucial to regional stability only kuwait and qatar said heads of state just before the summit the u.a.e. announced a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia separate from the g.c.c. . five cd a colombian military officers are being investigated for killing civilians who were wrongly accused of being guerrilla fighters as many as three thousand colombians many of those were allegedly killed by the army to boost the government's campaign against rebels and the sad event here to reports are from bogota for almost ten years lose many and has been searching for the truth about the killing of her son failure to learn out of the. lurd by fake job recruiters he left home and then returned alive months later she was told by officials that for you to west's killed in a clash between fired gravels and the military and that her son was the rebels local commander you know. that could hav

of a breakthrough in the blocks of biggest crisis in decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with qatar in june while it's foreign minister says the bloc really is crucial to regional stability only created a catalyst that heads of state just before the summit the u.a.e. announced a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia separate from the g.c.c. . to the americas now where the opposition are jurors says only a full recount or a runoff well end the impasse over the country's presidential election the authorities have failed to declare of official winner sparking violent protests or nighttime curfew but well apolo reports. after more than a week since the presidential elections in honduras a winner has yet to be needed prolonging a political crisis a nationwide curfew remains in effect but across the country protests continue well into the night hours. in the latest turn of events hundreds of elite police forces known as cobras have announced they will no longer be obeying orders to enforce the ten day curfew one officer told reporters t

of a breakthrough in the block's biggest crisis in decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with cattle in june while he waits foreign ministers as the bloc remains crucial to regional stability only kuwait and cats are sent heads of state just before the summit the u.a.e. announced a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia separate from the g.c.c. the leader of the syrian opposition has accused president bashar al assad's government of rejecting the peace talks in geneva an eight throned of un backed negotiations aimed at ending the syrian war began last week talks were paused over the weekend but both sides were expected to return to the swiss city on tuesday however the government delegation was a no show so now it is there is most ability of the international community it is the one stability of. their shares and the special envoy to announce to the lord who is the party who is this is dictating then it was here we are here and we will continue your teacher we need to cancel you sharon which achieve the spirit to be a boy the leban

has been mediating the dispute which began when saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with qatar in june qatar and kuwait are the only nations which had heads of state attending the summit the others were represented by ministers or deputy prime ministers. and joins us live so how significant was that difference in terms of who was attending. well extremely significant because there was up some ism in the build up to the summits i mean a few weeks a bike back nobody would have thought the summit itself would have taken place but when the official invitations were sent out by coates and the member states all accepted that they would be attending suddenly there was some sort of hope that this six month old crisis could suddenly or finally find a way out through mediation through this discussion sitting around the table as the new all summits however people were then surprised that despite assurances by the king of saudi arabia king solomon and others that maybe they would be represented or at least their deputies would come to kuwait the fact that such junior mi

represented by ministers or deputy prime ministers it follows a regional dispute which began when saudi arabia bahrain in the u.a.e. cut ties with cattle in june. i would like to point out the reason for this summit jordan is very sensitive time regionally and internationally and that is the wisdom and the good judgment of all the leaders of the g.c.c. and their belief of the importance of this organization under any circumstance. jamal michel joins us now from kuwait and nothing concrete seems to have emerged jamal has anything been achieved by this summit that. well not much i mean aside from the fact that they managed to prove that the g.c.c. is store able to convene a summit albeit a very short one that only lasted a few hours and one that lacked any real representation for several of the member countries as you mentioned saudi arabia the united arab emirates opting to send a degree level diplomats sign that they not only maybe didn't want to reciprocate the efforts of coates to mediate a solution but also that they were really interested maybe in terms of trying to resolve the conflict that has s

prime minister as the meeting and resolve the gulf crisis following the saudi weight falling saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cutting ties with cattle. reports from clay city. while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been hammered acehnese issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir. and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off the divisions were very much on display. first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that would be separate from the g.c.c. then saudi arabia the u.a.e. and decided not to send their respective leaders to kuwait it could be that it is embarrassi

of a breakthrough in the block's biggest crisis in decades relations have been strained and saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with cats are in june while he weighs foreign ministers as the bloc remains crucial to regional stability only kuwait and cattle sent heads of state. the russian olympic team has been banned from the next winter olympics for doping offenses the international olympic committee says russian athletes will still be able to compete individually but only under a neutral flag and if they can prove they are clean the president of the russian olympic committee has also been suspended the competition will be held in the south korean city of pyong chan in february you are right up to speed with all our top stories more news of course as always there for you on the web site al-jazeera dot com i will see you a half an hour between now and then my chin is here but i. zero zero zero s. s. swear every. good bye. good bye. i will be give us how be. open with. you miss about us. and it's mean is it sort of that. i did it. i did. not. buy the cookie cutter have become such. an un

kuwait for a summit that could redefine the future of the block is the first such meeting since saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with fellow member catarrh back in june human rights watch is accusing the congolese government of recruiting more than two hundred exiled rebel fighters to help suppress protests against president kabila in december twenty sixth seen to stay with us my chin is here is up next by phone or. this month the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons will receive the nobel peace prize but what the roof right in a series of special reports al-jazeera examines the state of nuclear proliferation around the world to the edge. of the. open with the power. of more. and it's mean is it sort of that. i did. not. buy that if you can have become such. an unhappy. when it's called for before we may be for the men. and. women museum but. when he to come in and have any capacity that might happen that he here must to. me have the meek mill comes in you. see if. you have your own. end of the we. have we understand. the larger community how we have grown to have a. restaur

the summit in quezon city the meeting aimed to resolve the regional dispute which began when saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with cassel in june the funeral of alstead yemeni president ali abdullah saleh and son has been postponed so it was killed on monday after five days of fighting with iran back to sea rebels crowds of whom few supporters have been rallying in the capital to celebrate the group's takeover and sourness death lebanese prime minister saad hariri has withdrawn his resignation drawing a line under a month long political crisis triggered by his shock announcement in saudi arabia lebanese cabinet has held its first meeting and reaffirmed the country's official policy of dissociation or remaining neutral in regional conflict and the russian olympic team has been banned from next february as winter olympics in the south korean city of young chang for doping offenses russian athletes will still be able to compete individually if they can prove they are clean. artscape is next that's it for myself in the team in london more news coming up. the international campaign to abol

a breakthrough in the blocks biggest crisis in decades relations have been strained since saudi arabia bahrain cut ties with qatar in june now the main opposition in honduras is demanding either a full recount toroid runoff vote to end the stalemate over last month's presidential election the authorities have failed to declare an official with us barking violent protests and a curfew. the russian olympic team has been banned from the next winter olympics for doping offenses the international olympic committee says a russian athletes will still be able to compete individually but only at a neutral flag if they can prove they are clean the president of the russian olympic committee has also been suspended the south korean city of chang in february will host the winter libya those were the headlines here of al jazeera we have more in thirty minutes do stay with us artscape is next. al-jazeera where ever you are. twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of its gimmick but he's been a long shot at one that he has a goal for doug i feel was a coloni

breakthrough in the blocks biggest crisis in decades the meeting in kuwait city was the first since saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt cut their trade and diplomatic ties with qatar in june a period which as you'll see in this week's program has affected not just diplomatic ties but economic ones too more on that after this report from. while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been hammered acehnese issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir. and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off divisions were very much on display first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that

in kuwait for a summit that could redefine the future of the book is the first such meeting saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cup ties with fellow member qatar back in june. and britain and the european union of failed to reach an agreement on withdrawal terms of a summit of in ten days time. just in you know he is calling for emergency talks on the possibility of the u.s. moving its embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem president donald trump is expected to make a decision this week he may stop short of moving the embassy and instead declare that the u.s. will recognize jerusalem as israel's capital arab states and palestinians opposed either move saying it would seriously damage the peace process how a force that has moved her outside the u.s. consulate in west jerusalem and also has reaction from cities occupied east. changing the status of this consulate here in jerusalem to an embassy was one of the key campaign pledges as far as donald trump's foreign policy went during his presidential campaign it has though butted up against the realities of the political situation here as he al

a breakthrough in the blocks biggest crisis in decades relations have been strained since saudi arabia bahrain and the you a cut ties with injuring the main opposition in honduras is demanding other a full recount or a runoff to end a stalemate over last month's presidential election the authorities have failed to declare an official winner sparking violent protests and a curfew. fast moving wildfires in the usa to california have destroyed hundreds of homes of all thousands of people to flee the blazes in ventura county northwest of los angeles. twenty two thousand hectares and is zero percent contained the frames are being whipped up by strong wind gusts from the california desert which are forecast to last a week al-jazeera investigations is next. yup will be dead at that. i intimated that he will give me about it. what good chap bad. saw they had asked me if i don't read that book i doubt it i many a time maybe most of. this former al qaeda operative has approached al-jazeera with information. his testimony contains serious allegations against ali abdullah saleh the man who governed yemen

others were represented by ministers or deputy prime ministers this is a for a summit after saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. imposed a blockade on qatar in june june reports. while the announcement that this year's gulf cooperation council summit would go ahead as planned in kuwait came as a surprise to many it also brought renewed hope for a diplomatic breakthrough that might in the gulf crisis upon his arrival in kuwait on tuesday but that is a mere shift i mean been hammered acehnese issued a statement expressing sincere gratitude toward kuwait's emir. and his wishes for the success of the current summit stressing that the current situation in the region required the council's members to band together against all odds and challenges but even before the summit officially kicked off the divisions were very much on display. first the united arab emirates announced it had formed a new economic and military partnership with saudi arabia that would be separate from the g.c.c. then saudi arabia the u.a.e. and decided not to send their respective leaders to kuwait it could be that it is embarrassi

is in crisis after three members saudi arabia bahrain severed diplomatic and trade ties with cattle you need to reach a level of understanding going security principles that everybody is agreed upon and everybody should and you do and should be committed to and then from there we build on. on it on the next is the model for the cooperation the british prime minister to resign they is leaving shortly for brussels for vital talks on brics it she hopes to move negotiations on to the next stage by reaching a deal on crucial sticking points. the palestinian authority is calling for emergency talks of the possibility that the u.s. embassy in israel could be moved from tel aviv to jerusalem u.s. president doll trouble is expected to make a decision as early as this week palestinians at the arab states say the embassy would jeopardize the peace process because it would be the u.s. recognizes jerusalem as israel's capital. a judge is a spade have denied bail to the former counsel and vice president to activist but i've ordered the release of six ex cabinet members in belgium former castle and re

of a breakthrough in the block's biggest crisis in decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with cassel in june while kuwait foreign minister says the bloc remains crucial to regional stability in the kuwait and cattle sent heads of state. the lebanese prime minister saad hariri has withdrawn his resignation after talks with opposition leaders shocking announcement to step down in riyadh last month did raise fears that regional powers were again using lebanon as a proxy battleground saudi arabia is a key backer of his political party hariri says his government's confirmed its commitment to staying out of regional conflicts you are right up to date with all our top stories the news continues after the stream i will see you very soon. the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons has been awarded the nobel peace prize in an exclusive interview with the winning delegation from the award ceremony in oslo. asks whether banning the devastating weapons could finally lead to complete disarmament on al-jazeera. ok you're in the street. today will legis

hopes of a breakthrough in the blocks largest crisis a decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain or the u.a.e. cut ties of qatar in june. the main opposition in honduras is demanding either a full recount or a runoff vote to end the stalemate over last month's presidential election we all thought he's a fail to declare an official winner sparking a violent protests and a curfew. the worst year on record for wildfires in southern california is that big with more homes. being destroyed one hundred kilometer an hour winds are whipping flames higher in ventura county north of los angeles work on some of hollywood's best known t.v. productions as also stopped and thirty thousand californians forced from their homes this week the fire crews couldn't stop the blaze crossing u.s. highway one i want which connects cities along the coast of california. the russian olympic team has been banned from the next winter olympic games for doping offenses the international committee said russian athletes will still be able to compete individually but only under a beautiful flag if they can prove th

a breakthrough in the blocks biggest crisis in decades relations have been strained since saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with cattle in june while kuwait's foreign minister says the bloc remains crucial to regional stability in the kuwait and cattle sent heads of state. the lebanese prime minister saad hariri has withdrawn his resignation after talks with opposition leaders shocking announcement to step down in riyadh last month did raise fears that regional powers were again using lebanon as a proxy battleground saudi arabia is a key backer of his political party hariri says his government's confirmed its commitment to staying out of regional conflicts you are right up to date with all our top stories the news continues after the stream i will see you very soon. the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons has been awarded the nobel peace prize in an exclusive interview with the winning delegation from the award ceremony and. asks whether banning the devastating weapons could finally lead to complete disarmament on al jazeera. ok in the streets. today we'll legislating.

hopes of a breakthrough in the blocks largest crisis in decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties of qatar in june. the main opposition in honduras is demanding either a full recount of all a runoff vote to end the stalemate over last month's presidential election we have thought he's a fail to declare an official winner sparking a violent protests and a curfew. the worst year on record for wildfires in southern california is that big with more homes being destroyed one hundred kilometer an hour winds are whipping flames higher in ventura county north of los angeles work on some of hollywood's best known t.v. productions as also stopped and thirty thousand californians forced from their homes this week the fire crews couldn't stop the blaze crossing u.s. highway one zero one which connects cities along the coast of california. the russian olympic teams been banned from the next winter olympic games for doping offenses the international committee said russian athletes will still be able to compete individually but only under a neutral flag and if they can pr

demonstrations in cities across the arab world showed but you haven't yet most of these regimes saudi arabia bahrain egypt and jordan of course a very close to israel they either have. or tacit ties and so they will they will do nothing in practice issue statements back in israel thousands have taken to the streets of tel aviv again to demonstrate against that yahoo who is accused of government corruption. and gallo consistently denies any wrongdoing and says he has been the target of a campaign by political opponents a suspected of receiving gifts from apple business going to negotiating a deal with the newspaper on air for better coverage and return for curbs on a rival dating. chumps attendance at the opening of a civil rights museum in america's deep south sparked a boycott by mississippi's black leaders many of them stayed away from the launch claiming the president encourages racial division in the u.s. ever elizondo reports on jackson mississippi. they gathered to pay tribute to the long struggle for racial equality in america it was a grand opening of a new nineteen million dollars civil rig

hopes of a breakthrough in the blocks largest crisis in decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain in the u.a.e. ties of cattle in june the main opposition in honduras is demanding either a full recount or a runoff to end a stalemate over last month's election the authorities have failed to declare an official winner sparking violent protests and a nighttime curfew the russian olympic team has been banned from the next winter olympics for doping offenses the international olympic committee says russian athletes will still be able to compete individually but only under a neutral flag if they can prove they're clean the president of the russian olympic committee has also been suspended the competition will be held in the south korean city of p.r. china in february wildfires in the u.s. state of california her forced tens of thousands of people to leave their homes the blaze northwest of los angeles has burned more than eighteen thousand hectares you can follow all those stories on our web site at al-jazeera dot com back with more news in thirty minutes next it's inside story with lau

of a breakthrough in the blocs the biggest crisis in decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with qatar in june the main opposition in our jurors is demanding either a full recount or a runoff vote to end the stalemate over last month's election the authorities of failed to declare an official winner sparking violent protests and a curfew a wildfire in the u.s. state of california has forced tens of thousands of people to leave their homes the blaze northwest of los angeles has burned more than eighteen thousand hectares had french rock and roll legend johnny hallyday has died from lung cancer and you know . me the seventy four year old singer sold more than one hundred million records and started films holliday launched his career in the one nine hundred sixty s. it was often called the french elvis back with more news in thirty minutes. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home how does the international bring in the news and current of families that matter to you. out is iraq. h

kuwait for a summit that could define the future of the block it's the first such meeting since saudi arabia bahrainand the u.a.e. qatar is with fellow member cuts are back in june. reports from kuwait. foreign ministers of the six treaty c. countries arrived in kuwait on monday ahead of the group's thirty eighth annual summits it's the first time senior ministers have met since three of the member states imposed a blockade on qatar back in june saudi arabia the united arab emirates amber frey and have cut off all trade ties with qatar barred qatar the citizens from entering their countries and closed off their territorial waters and earth space to their neighbor for six months now it's a crisis that struck at the very core of the gulf cooperation council an organization that was set up to unify through greater trade corp and the free movement of people for months now kuwait has been leading mediation efforts while carter's amir has agreed to sit down and discuss differences with his counterparts coates' call for dialogue has not been accepted by the blockading countries that's why this treaty summi

foreign minister told al-jazeera he sees no end in sight to the months long blockade of egypt saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut diplomatic and trade ties in june accusing cats of supporting terrorism denies this so make sure he says katz had not accepted the concerns of the countries that imposed the blockade. i can't really speak about a resolution because we haven't extracted from qatar any determination that it recognises the concerns of the three the four countries that have been mostly affected by the qatari policies until there is that clear declaration of understanding and willingness to change course we find that the situation remains. at the current level the european council president says breaks the talks will go no further unless a border plan is agreed with ireland speaking after meeting islands prime minister in dublin donald tusk says island will have the final say on what will be the only land border between the u.k. and the european union it is the u.k. that started. this possibility the. commitment to do this necessary to avoid a hard. let me say very clearly. if the u.k. u

foreign minister told al-jazeera he sees no end in sight to the months long blockade of egypt saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut diplomatic and trade ties in june accusing cats of supporting terrorism denies this some issue he says katz i had not accepted the concerns of the countries that imposed the blockade. i can't really speak about a resolution because we haven't extracted from any determination that it recognizes the concerns of the four countries that have been mostly affected by the lottery policies until there is that clear the ration of understanding and willingness to change course we find that the situation remains. at the current level a judge in the canadian province of quebec has suspended a law that banned full face coverings when receiving or giving public services is part of a religious neutrality law passed in october it was criticized by civil liberties groups who say it discriminated against muslim women the judge says more guidelines are needed and how it will work in practice. north korea celebrated its latest long range missile test with a fireworks display in the cap

in kuwait city some a model job or a suburb has been mediating the dispute which began when saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with qatar in june carter and kuwait are the only nations which had heads of state attending the summit kuwait's foreign minister has addressed to the summit . i would like to point out that the reason for this summit. during this very sensitive times regionally and internationally would call upon the wisdom the good judgment of all the leaders of the g.c.c. . and their belief that of the importance of this organization and that any circumstances. is there and joins us live so what if anything did this summit achieve. well i mean it really depends on what type of person you are and if you are one of those optimists that kind of sees the good in everything then you would say well the summit the fact that it actually took place is a success considering that the leaders or at least representatives of this city countries have been laying siege to qatar for the past six months of always vowed never to sit around the same table the country they've accused of supporti

of a breakthrough in the block's biggest crisis in decades relations have been strains in saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. cut ties with cats are in june well kuwait foreign minister says the bloc remains crucial to regional stability in the kuwait and cattle sent heads of state. three men in malta has been charged with the murder of a leading investigative journalist daphne. whose reporting focused heavily on corruption in the e.u. island state was killed in a car bomb attack in october seven suspects are still being questioned. the main opposition in honduras is demanding either a full recount of a runoff vote to end a stalemate over last month's elections your therapies have failed to declare an official winner sparking violent protest and unlike time curfew police are now refusing to confront the protesters and the demanding an end to the crisis. the russian olympic team has been banned from the next winter games for doping offenses the international olympic committee says the russian athletes will still be able to compete individually but only under a neutral flag and if they can prove

members saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cut ties and imposed an economic blockade on cattle in june they accuse kasa of supporting terrorism a charge that it denies as a mere shake to mean been hammered he has received an invitation to next week's meeting but egypt's foreign minister told al-jazeera that he sees no end in sight to the ongoing blockade of castor. i can't really speak about a resolution because we haven't extract it from any determination that it recognises the concerns of the four countries that have been mostly affected by. it is that clear declaration of understanding and willingness to change course we find that this iteration remains. at the current level the president of the european council says that the e.u. will refuse to move to the next stage of breaks it talks unless a border plan is agreed with ireland speaking after a meeting with the irish prime minister in dublin donald tusk said the island will have the final say on what will be the only land border between the u.k. and the e.u. it

ministers or deputy prime ministers the meeting follows a regional dispute which began when saudi arabia bahrain in the u.a.e. cut ties with cast out in june. i would like to point out the reason for this summit jordan is very sensitive time regionally and internationally and that is the wisdom and the good judgment of all the leaders of the g.c.c. and their belief of the importance of this organization under any circumstance. and the funeral of former yemeni president ali abdullah saleh has been postponed it was killed near santa on monday after five days of fighting with hoofy rebels the who had been his allies until he recently announced he was switching sides crowds of hoofy supporters have been rallying in the capital to celebrate the group's takeover of son are in silence death. al-jazeera investigations starts now a bit later. yup will be dead at that middle connection i intimated that he will give me a bit of. what get checked back up on the one bus i thought somebody had asked me if i don't they had that book i had that i many a cabinet give us on. this former al qaeda operative has app

eight this year celebrations come in the middle of a six month long crisis in the gulf saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cut ties with qatar back in june accusing it of funding terrorism a charge doha has strongly denied. airstrikes have hit a wedding procession and yemen killing eleven women that the officials say aircraft from the saudi led coalition fired on the group as it headed for a village and mar a province the bribe was said to be among the victims. egypt has ordered al jazeera journalist i'm going to sing to remain in prison for another forty five days he was arrested in egypt almost a year ago all visiting his family as now the tenth time has detention has been renewed al-jazeera continues to demand his release he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny on wood has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail. the greek government has begun closing some of the refugee camps across the country as it continues with its policy of integration on the fight at camp north of athens was closed in early november many of its seven hundred r

was to hosted by a national event for gulf nations from december the twenty second the but saudi arabia bahrain and u.a.e. who have been imposing a blockade on qatar failed to respond to invitations it's unclear if they will now send teams to kuwait. former u.s. sage of gnostics team doctor who are likely to spend the rest of his life in jail has been sentenced to sixty years in a federal prison on child pornography charges the fifty four year old was given the maximum allowance sentence in july he admitted charges of obtaining and possessing child pornography and attempting to destroy evidence he also pleaded guilty to charges on criminal sexual conduct. hughes's have included members of the united states olympic gymnastics team. the n.b.a. says a minor league team a could be based out of mexico city starting next season a move to continue growing an international audience after establishing a foothold in europe and china the news came before the brooklyn nets played the first of the two games in mexico city on thursday they face the oklahoma city thunder both teams that got off to a slow star

carter was due to host the biennial event for a gulf nations from december twenty second but saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. who have been imposing a blockade on qatar have failed to respond to invitations it's unclear whether they will now send teams to kuwait. a former u.s. agent gnostics team doctor will likely. the rest of his life in jail. has been sentenced to sixty years in federal prison on child pornography charges fifty four year old was given the maximum allowable sentence and july he pleaded guilty to charges on obtaining and possessing child pornography and attempting to destroy evidence he also pleaded guilty to charges of criminal sexual conduct accuses i have included members of the united states in picture mastic steam including rise woman who has reacted on twitter saying. well we must look at the organizations that protected nasa until we understand the flaws in their systems we can't be sure something like this won't happen again this is bigger than larry those who looked the other way needed to be held accountable to. the n.b.a. say that a minor league team could be based

gave no indication that he is prepared to give way on any of the demands made of it by saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain as well egypt. position of becoming a part of the. country is in a position to enforce any demands on any other softer state they have concerns they are welcome to come and discuss. the nation can accept and force. this conference egypt's foreign minister said well look. he says to give any way on any of the demands made of it until qatar is prepared to give way and he believes the blockade would continue. reporting from rome there well the saudi led blockade imposed on catheter has given an unexpected boost to the country's book in the street. when a small for dollars father died a couple of years ago she became determined to tell his story so she writes a book i saw is about the whole diving industry in qatar before the gulf country discovered oil when i started collecting data ration and i did a lot of it. i looked at. it. again there is disconnection and lack of resources for such stories so. i was stopped and. asked my is one of several authors to emerge this year previously many

members saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cut ties and impose an economic blockade on qatar in june as a mere shake to mean been hammered out danny has received an invitation to next week's meeting of the electoral court in honduras says that ninety five percent of ballots have now been counted but the still no result five days after the presidential election the army is calling for calm after twelve people were wounded in clashes with opposition protesters official say that irregularities were found in more than one thousand ballot boxes their contents will now be recounted by hand at the moment incumbent president one orlando one unders has a narrow lead over salvador nasrallah there's the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the coming war on china. with the be. with the. with with the with urine with women with with. with. with i pity a country that would come up against us. the synergy with air land and sea forces and in our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastatin

is in crisis after three members saudi arabia the u.a.e. and bahrain seven diplomatic trade ties with cattle the last summit was held in bahrain in twenty sixteen and this will be the first since the blockade of cattle began almost six months ago this year's host creators be the mediator in the standoff you need to reach a level of understanding and going security principles that everybody is agreed upon and everybody should and you do and should be committed to and then from there we build on. on it on the next is the model for the cooperation also you the region the palestinian authority is calling for emergency talks over the possibility that the u.s. embassy in israel could be moved from tel aviv to jerusalem the arab league or the organization of islamic cooperation are being asked to host the meeting us president donald trump is expected to make a decision as early as this week palestinians and arab states saying moving the embassy would jeopardize the peace process because it would mean the u.s. recognizes two resulin as israel's capital palesti

security alliance of six countries in the arabia the arabian peninsula that was established in one nine hundred eighty one they include bahrain kuwait and ban cattle saudi arabia and the united arab emirates but in the past six months there's been a split in the reins with saudi arabia the u.a.e. and bahrain severing diplomatic and trade ties with cattle they've accused it of supporting terrorism and i'm a geisha that cattle are strongly denies kuwait has been acting as the mediator in the crisis and there have been serious disagreements of the past as well especially during the arab spring where saudi arabia the u.a.e. and qatar were seen as backing opposing sides especially in egypt and libya maybe to north america now where the u.s. supreme court will allow the trumpet ministration to fully of course its controversial travel ban and the appeal against it is heard now the ruling extends the band to people from six muslim majority countries but as well and north korea are already subject to those restrictions while federal appeals judges are hearing arguments this week on the overall bans legality critics argue the measure violates the u.s. constitutio

it was named on a 17 strong tax blacklist that features saudi arabia, bahrain, and the uae. in more than 120 countries. i am paul allen. david: that's a markets come up back from 168 on the msci asia-pacific. down seven sessions. longest losing streak in two years. this bleeding in the damage for us right now. it is going bad. >> quite bad. this column shows you it is bleeding across the region. spot inght indonesia. when you take a look at where lawsuits are being felt, pulling up the board to show you what is going on in hong kong. losses accelerating as the year's top stocks are falling. h-shares have fallen to a .wo-month low on the mainland, flipping the board to show you large cap halting a two day rise. small caps are gaining ground for the first session in three. the shanghai composite has fallen below 3300 points for the first time since august, led lower by material. the tech sector is being voided. shares -- the tech sector is being buoyed. chipmakers continue to be under pressure. morgan stanley remains cautious on bellwethers. it is precision that is weighing th