message through it was part of it was an old british colony if you remember there were 2 yemens north and south it was part of it was an old british colony if you remember there were 2 yemens north and size and the british colony was was south yemen and of course the british and the british colony was was south yemen and of course a british were involved there in the in the late sixties rather notoriously in the irish were involved there in the in the late sixties rather notoriously in the i think you got to be quite old as i am to remember when it was a i've actually be to the bridge so i think you've got to be quite old as i am to remember when it was a i've actually be to the bridge cemetery in agent south yemen beautifully kept but it's all such a long time image in agent south yemen beautifully kept but it's all such a long time ago and only old people like me remember the positioning the un itself has gone only old people like me remember the british link the un itself said in september claiming that the brits. may be complicit in september claiming that the british. may be complicit in w

and the british colony was was south yemen and of course the british were involved in the in the late sixties rather notoriously in the stars and the british colony was was south yemen and of course a british were involved in the in the late sixties rather than a tory sleigh in the i think you got to be quite old as i am to remember when it was a i've actually be to the british i think you've got to be quite old as i am to remember when it was a i've actually be to the british cemetery in agent south yemen beautifully kept but it's all such a long just symmetry and age and south yemen beautifully kept but it's all such a long time ago and only old people like me remember the precious link to the un itself time ago and only old people like me remember the precious link the un itself said in september claiming that the brits. maybe said in september claiming that the brits. may be complicit in war crimes. do you think that it's difficult to in war crimes. do you think that it's difficult now for unicef i know oxfam has been particularly on the line about attacking called now

as your reports a small part of yemen specifically the eastern part of south yemen. but the idea of this is to broaden it in such a way as to bring peace and to return the government of yemen to the south and to the whole country so. to 2 scenarios here if we trust that the arab coalitions intentions are truly to help yemenis find peace and therefore to end the conflict completely then some tough diplomatic challenges are ahead and they start with reconciling the eastern part of south yemen with the western part. then merging the 2 militaries as i said if the intention is good. then there are some tough challenges ahead but they are doing however if the intentions are are only for the out of correlation to dominate without direct occupation the south of yemen to unite the southern factions only to fight the hote these again then we have a different scenario on our hands and we have some very tough battles. the u.a.e. is combining more than 2 dozen defense companies to form one of the middle east's largest defense can come or at the un state will be called education wi

as your report said small parts of yemen specifically the eastern part of south yemen. but the idea of this is to broaden it in such a way as to bring peace and to return the government of yemen to the south and to the whole country. so. to 2 scenarios here it's we trust that the arab coalition's intentions are truly to have pm unease find peace and therefore to end the conflict completely then some tough diplomatic challenges are ahead and they start to with reconciling the eastern part of south yemen with the western part. and then merging the 2 militaries and mind you we are talking here about the s.t.c. which is only one of the southern functions so at and merging provided the factions are willing is problems not easy no i don't think it's the implementation more than anything else isn't it because it will need to be. its intention and then the implementation as i said if the intention is good. then there are some tough challenges ahead but they are doing however if the intentions are or are only for the out of correlation to dominate without direct occupation the so

wealthy rebels in yemen say they've launched a series of rocket and drone attacks on a saudi military campaign and maka in the south of yemen they claim they've killed or injured up to $350.00 people a saudi u.a.e. coalition though hasn't confirmed the attack. israel has deported a senior official of human rights watch earlier this month that supreme court upheld a government decision to expel all matia care was a us citizen has been accused of supporting a global campaign to boycott israeli goods and services and israel from 27000 bars entry to people who publicly support the movement into a brain has more from the occupied west bank this drive to the airport and a legal battle the due international attention for a year and a half. this israel palestine director for human rights watch are much sakit. thank you has left israel. this is the 1st deportation since the 2017 law that bars entry for supporters of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement against israel. israeli government says scheck it has been active in the b.d.s. campaign in the past it's not about omar it's about human rights watch there's no poi

rule in south yemen and in august it sees the presidential palace and government military camps an age in the since he was the interim capital of the saudi backed internationally recognized yemeni government i'm listening to their aim was to win back the independence the south north from the 2 you haven't seen knighted in 1990 and i think i'm blue print in a cornerstone for bringing peace to yemen all together and i think this is definitely a very useful and i offer is some degree of a consensus maybe not with everybody or not all the actors involved in this in this war in yemen but here's some of them and i think you will allow for i think reason to return and it demonstrates to all actors that peace can be a brokered the battles in august but the complicated to war that started more than 4 years ago. that's when the saudi a marotta coalition began its military offensive supporting the yemeni government against the rebels. just over a year ago warring parties came together to signs dot com agreement with the hope that it would end the confli

backed separatist movement just wanted self rule in south yemen and in august it sees the presidential palace and government military camps an age in the since he was the interim capital of the saudi backed internationally recognized yemeni government i'm listening to their aim was to win back the independence the south north from the 2 you haven't seen knighted in 1990 and i think a blueprint and a cornerstone for bringing peace to yemen all together and i think this is definitely a very useful and i offer is some degree of a consensus maybe not with everybody or not all the actors involved in this in this war in yemen but here's some of them and i think you will allow for i think reason to return and it demonstrates to all actors that peace can be brokered the battles in august but the complicated a war that started more than 4 years ago. that's when the saudi a marotta coalition began its military offensive supporting the yemeni government against the rebels. just over a year ago warring parties came together to signs dot com agreement with the hope that it would end the conflict. b

hindered by bad conditions who the rebels in yemen say they have launched a series of rocket and drone attacks on a saudi u.a.e. military campaign in the south of yemen they claim to have killed or injured up to 350 people the saudi u.a.e. coalition though hasn't confirmed the attack. a politician from chile's president's party has suggested that normality cannot be restored without violating human rights senator andras i am and made the remarks hours before another round of anti-government protests an amnesty international report says chile's security forces have deliberately injured protesters during more than a month of demonstrations and senator's comments have led to a wave of anger on social media in chile. hong kong leader kerry now has promised to listen to voters after the pro-democracy candidates won a crushing victory in local council elections the results follow months of demonstrations and political unrest candidates pushing to loosen china's control one an overwhelming majority of seats those are the headlines i'll have more with the al-jazeera news hour at the top of the hour exiles continues next. the constitution of 2008 dra

coming up a separatist movement in thailand south takes a deadly turn police say suspected fighters have killed 15 people in the late night shooting. yemen's internationally recognized government reaches a power sharing deal with the separatist and the conflict in the south. rising pollution is threatening to bring down india's best known monument. a kid ally of donald trump has reversed his testimony in the peach mint inquiry now admits the us president offered a quid pro quo with ukraine to investigate the political rival u.s. ambassador to the e.u. golden song now acknowledges american military aid to ukraine was contingent on care of investigating joe biden and his son for corruption hydra jocasta reports from washington d.c. . the only witness to have explicitly defended president trump on the central question of the impeachment inquiry has reversed himself that question is whether trump withheld security assistance from ukraine in exchange for help with his reelection campaign. basket or gordon solomon at 1st said there was no quid pro quo but after being implicated by other witnesses he says his memory has sharpened. on lynn's amend

but we had state-sponsored terrorism -- pakistan, south yemen, and sudan. how does your approach to this picture address those issues of people fleeing oppression from those states as well and will you be able to provide more funding to provide more services that are needed and also to increase the number of immigration judges so badly at this point? ms. warren: thank you for the question. let me just start with the statement of values. immigration does not make our country weaker, it makes our country stronger. [applause] it does. that means i have an immigration plan. look at it online for lots more details. part one, we need to expand legal immigration. it's a good place to start. the current administration has shrunk it up and we need to expand it up. part two, we need a path of citizenship for the people who are here. we need to bring them out of the shadows and i'm not just talking daca. the day after the supreme court has heard the case, i'm talking about grandma's who have been here for years and years and talking about much younger siblings, people

last time we had a peace deal in yemen which was the one that took place in stockholm in december last year it was all there was tension it was relatively peaceful in the south this is actually a separate conflict that has broken out in clashes and led to the seizure of aden just in recent months of course there's long been tension in that part of yemen has long been a cause for separatism and remember the southern yemen was a separate country for much of the cold war but it does absolutely nothing to solve the wider conflict between the saudi led coalition and the who thiis and remember the impact of all this on the people of yemen it remains the worst humanitarian situation anywhere on earth you can look at syria going to the places of africa and the un's view is yemen is still the worst place to live james bays as our diplomatic editor in new york thank you and andreas craig as assistant professor at the king's called out of london joining us from london nice to see you undress what's your initial take on this deal. i think this is a mild optimism i think it's a good the right step in the right direction but you know the problem is in yemen we don't reall

increase momentum at to get across yemen political process yemen's conflict is complex and multi-dimensional southerners of long had grievances the south was a separate country for much of the cold war but it's worth noting that the last time a yemen peace deal was signed in stockholm almost a year ago the south was relatively quiet. the most recent clashes there only broke out this summer and in part this was linked to the u.a.e. which had the main international force in the south pulling most of its troops from the saudi led coalition the latest developments are important but they don't mean an end to the wider war and in particular the conflict between saudi arabia and the who who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 of the united nations. so ahead of al jazeera sturrock release will tell you why hundreds of u.s. prisoners are going home early. and the doctor states he's wading into a dispute over a controversial down the river an oil. head or the 5 ounce of trashing up on the satellite for the last year as across much of the middle east you know it is this stream of clouds here t

issue some sort of statement welcoming this deal but of course this is only a deal concerning the south of yemen and if you go back a year ago to the stockholm agreement things were not as serious in the south as they have been since that deal so it solving part of the problem but not many of the other problems in yemen and the central dispute between the 2 thieves in the government of yemen of course is not part of this deal we have one other statement in the last few minutes and that's from an important person this was very much a saudi deal that is being done also the u.a.e. which was part of the coalition in this pulling back its forces clearly was involved the u.n. i think more of an observer but the u.n. special envoy has put out a statement in the last few moments martin griffiths welcoming this deal congratulating the government yemen on the southern transitional council he goes on in the statement the signing of this agreement is an important step for a collective efforts to advance a peaceful settlement on the conflict in yemen listening to see. southern stakeholders is important to th

south suspected separatists are believed to be behind the shooting which took place at the security checkpoint in yallop province groups carried out attacks in the muslim majority region since 2004. yemen's government has signed a power sharing agreement with separatists in the south under the plan yemen's government who return to aden camera positions will be given to members of the southern transitional council u.s. president donald trump has offered to help mexico wipe out the drug cartels blamed for an attack which killed 9 americans 6 children were among the dead security officials believe the gunman may have mistaken them for a rival gang that was the headlines the news continues after whose truth is it anyway. in 2020 tokyo will close in the paralympic. games a troubled history the people with disabilities. and disabilities show. 0. and i want you all to know that we are fighting the fake news space phoning the enemy of the people this president has undermined us from the very beginning he's called this enemies of the people he has told us that we are fake media and he is trying to undermine and try to wedge between the electorate and us the fake news is creating violent. if the m

talking on these capital who the rebels in yemen say they have launched a series of rocket and drone attacks on assad to you a military campaign and in the south of yemen they claim they've killed or injured up to 350 people the saudi nation though hasn't confirmed the attack well golly god is one of these no one camp has been targeted by 9 rockets and 20 drone 350 people have been killed and injured among them so how does in iraq is an sudanese 5 weapon caches have been destroyed armors and other military equipment have been destroyed rather and put you had better has had been damaged in the operation. israel has deported a senior official of human rights watch earlier this month that supreme court upheld a government decision to expand or marcia care who is a us citizen has been accused of supporting a global campaign to boycott israeli goods and services and israeli not from 27000 bars entry to people who publicly support the movement into a brain reports from the occupied west bank this drive to the airport and the legal battle the drew international attention for a year and a half. this israel palestine director for human rights watch are

saudi arabia says yemen's who fees have hijacked a ship towing a south korean drilling rig in the red sea. on our entire lives is al-jazeera live from london also coming up. on kong police tighten the siege on a university campus where hundreds of protesters are trapped and trying to get out . i. can and until gas to disperse protesters rallying outside parliament to demand an early election . and as food and fuel run short in bolivia the interim government uses planes to bypass road blockades by moron his supporters. follow saudi arabia says yemen's who fees have hijacked a ship towing a south korean drilling rig in the red sea the rebels say they've captured military vessels hoofy official has told al-jazeera they were least the drilling rig once they can confirm it belongs to south korea the saudi government is calling the incident a terrorist operation who thieves have targeted vessels off yemen the southern mouth of the red sea in the past. joins us live from the yemeni capital sanaa what further details of you managed to gather about this. yes the whole visibility confirm that t

saudi arabia says yemen's who the rebels have hijacked a vessel south of the red sea this ship was telling you south korean drilling rig the saudi news agency says a group of the rebels seized the vessel on sunday the officials told reuters they will release the vessel if they can confirm that belongs to south korea mohammad a lot live from the capital sana just give us some clarification on this we're hearing different things up with a sighting they see these military vessels the saudis saying something else 'd. so they can. also. be. international law. so the sorts. of. we're really having problems there with muhammad line from sana in yemen now we move on to the situation in hong kong protesters are confronting police there as they try to rescue people caught up in a university standoff demonstrators have been holed up inside the campus for several days before dawn on monday police entered the grounds and faced a barrage of petrol bombs and arrows they responded with tear gas and water cannon . most alarming. weapons were used in 47 university which has become an factory. for extreme re

south korea says 2 of its vessels have been seized by yemen's zeus's in the red thing the rebels say they're holding 3 ships one of which is south here and airstrikes have killed at least 7 people and injured more than 30 in southern areas of libya's capital according to government sources warlord who leave after drones targeted a factory where the victims were working right up to date those are the headlines with this is next. we. believe in the 2 state solution do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i just said it was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to 0. for. some of. us because of the end of life in the senate or the senate. president it was that all of us thought that was. something. that all of them with the. utmost. apart. from. another tragedy in the mediterranean about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea fell overboard earlier this week more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing this year desperate people from syria africa and india but the boat sank less th

south korea confirms to have 3 vessels seized by yemen's city rebels in the red sea. food and fuel run children bolivian citizens supporters of former president ever medallists cut off supplies. that the u.s. has abandoned its decades old position on israeli settlements in the occupied west bank saying it will no longer consider them illegal this latest pro israel move puts a us at olds with most of the international community and the un security council doesn't join ripples from washington. for 41 years the u.s. has called israeli settlements built in the occupied west bank illegal under international law that u.s. policy changed on monday calling the establish of civilian settlements inconsistent with international law hasn't worked it hasn't invents the cause of peace this is a complex political problem that can only be solved by negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians pump ales announcement is the latest in a string of controversial white house moves designed to support israel recognizing jerusalem as israel's official capital moving the u.s. embass

yemen's government stance signs of paris sharing agreements with separatists in the south as it was. brokered by sidey arabia the southern separatists are backed by the u.a.e. which has been fighting alongside the governments and societies rebels in the rest of yemen. and the u.s. says iran's plan to expand uranium enrichment amounts to nuclear extortion the move by iran is another step away from the 2015 nuclear deal. and iraq's government says lifting an overnight curfew in baghdad but there's been no improvements in security to protest as were killed earlier in the day in basra and another team were killed in nasiriyah attacks the total number killed since the beginning of october more than $260.00 secretary general antonio good terrorist says he's shocked by the violence and the u.n. report says security forces are continuing to commit severe human rights violations . the latest report indicates a demonstration related violence from the 25th of october to november 4th caused at least $97.00 further deaths and thousands of injuries or the iraqi security officials could displayed mo

south korea has confirmed that 2 of its vessels have been seized by yemen to see rebels in the red sea seoul is now asking the u.s. and saudi arabia to cooperate and help to recover them there who they say they've also taken custody of a 3rd ship which is saudi owned all 3 are being held near her day there the saudi government has described the incident as a terrorist operation earlier the official told our jazeera they will release the ships once they're sure they belong to south korea. who killed at least 7 people and injured more than 30 others in southern areas of libya's capital according to government sources the warlord who leave a half dollars drones targeted a factory where the victims were working they were mostly from bangladesh with some from african countries more than a 1000 people have been killed since have to began his tripoli offensive in april. bolivia's interim government says it's doing its best to get around blockades that have left cities critically short of food and fuel still queues along and prices a spiraling supporters of former president ever more alyssa be

south korea calls for international help the 2 of its vessels were seized by yemen's hooty rebels. and a state of emergency in some more of the pacific island nation struggles to contain a measles outbreak. the u.s. is abandoned its long standing position on israeli settlements in the occupied west bank saying it will no longer consider them illegal this latest pro israel move puts the u.s. at all as with most of the international community and the u.n. security council well in jordan reports now from washington d.c. . for 41 years the u.s. has called israeli settlements built in the occupied west bank illegal under international law that u.s. policy changed on monday calling the establishing of civilian settlements inconsistent with international law hasn't worked it hasn't invents the cause of peace this is a complex political problem that can only be solved by negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians pump ailes announcement is the latest in a string of controversial white house moves designed to support israel recognizing jerusalem as israel's official capital movi

civilians both countries have been accused of transferring weapons they bought from south africa to be used in the war in yemen violates the terms of the export agreement which does not allow weapons to be passed on to a 3rd party south african official should also be able to inspect weapons facilities but saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have both refused to give them access the emerging are is the executive director of the afro middle east center he joins me now from johannesburg good have you with us live on the program so what's sparked this arms ban because it could have been set into place a long time ago. it could have in fact in terms of southern africa has national conventional arms control act. should not have been able to purchase arms for years already because one of the conditions of the act is that we were not so to countries that violate human rights and deny basic freedoms which happens in saudi arabia all the time however that has kind of been overlooked despite the fact that there's been a civil society campaign in south africa for a few years to bring into question countries like saudi arabia and

celeb recreation of the news agenda there are wars going on now south sudan yasi yemen which are virtually unreported in dan do ya see yemen which are virtually unreported in my experience so what exactly is the situation you were there before the my experience so what exactly is the situation you were there before the the u.s. u.k. baghdad government fled the war had already started between the u.s. u.k. baghdad government fled the war had already started between the who's the rebels and the and the and the government i was there it's really the who's the rebels and the and the and the government i was there at a time before it intensified and we felt 6 and a half 1000 time before it intensified and we fence 6 and a half 1000 children killed or wounded in the last 3 years and children killed or wounded in the last 3 years. it is hard to communicate because i think a sort of compassion fatigue. it is hard to communicate because i think a sort of compassion fatigue sets in and people don't seem to be as interested in the wider world as they used faults in and people don't seem to be as inte

increase momentum at to get across yemen political process yemen's conflict is complex and multi-dimensional southerners of long had grievances the south was a separate country for much of the cold war but it's worth noting that the last time a yemen peace deal was signed in stockholm almost a year ago the south was relatively quiet. the most recent clashes there only broke out this summer and in part this was linked to the u.a.e. which had the main international force in the south pulling most of its troops from the saudi led coalition the latest developments are important but they don't mean an end to the wider war and in particular the conflict between saudi arabia and the who thiis who still control a large portion of the country including the capital sanaa james pays out 0 at the united nations. where the head of the who these assault call the interim revolution . committee mohammad ali l. who's he has responded to the agreement in a tweet he said egremont doesn't mean anything to the yemeni people because it is between 2 treacherous agents representing the aggressors and it clearly confirms the illegality of the aggression agains

saudi arabia says yemen's who's these have hijacked a ship towing a south korean drilling rig in the red sea but the rebels they've captured military vessels the official has told al-jazeera they will release the drilling rig once they can confirm that belongs to south korea the saudi government is called the incident a terrorist operation who these have in the past targeted vessels off yemen at the southern mouth of the red sea. joins us from yemen's capital sana take us through this and try to clarify exactly what's happened here is this the hijacking of a saudi ship and a south korean oil rig or are we still trying to ascertain. yes according to the office full statements by the whole thing is that the he said that they have already can be skated by the cost guards of. 2 military vehicles but they haven't given more details about the about these vehicles the mention that the have been the money regional waters so the coast guard have carried out their dinner a procedures on they have killed or skated or they have stocked these 2. military vehicles are into the yemeni course lines

south korea has confirmed that 2 of its vessels have been seized by yemen says the rebels in the red sea seoul is now asking the u.s. and saudi arabia to cooperate and help to recover them they his is say they've also taken custody of a 3rd ship which is saudi and all 3 of being held near her data the saudi government describing the incident as a terrorist operation earlier the official told al-jazeera that their release is ships once they're sure they belong to south korea. airstrikes have killed at least 7 people and injured more than 30 others in southern areas of libya's capital according to government sources warn the drones targeted a factory where the victims were working mostly from bangladesh with some others coming from african countries well than a 1000 people have been killed since have to began his tripoli offensive in april. still to come after the weather a state of emergency in samoa as the pacific island struggles to contain the measles outbreak and an onion crisis why the staple food is becoming unaffordable so many bangladeshis. hello there iran has been picking up

quite well with 27 riyadh's bit breezy inquiry and 26 but the cloud is covering further south in for example oman and yemen and also that is once again iran and probably azerbaijan an old syria where the showers fall. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. of the stories. providing the clips into someone else's was. the one you pay for. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. and you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour. at least 15 people were killed in a new rebel attack at least a democratic republic of congo would tell mrs mass protest u.n. peacekeepers for failing to protect civilians the u.n. says it has evidence its soldier might have shot and killed a protester when angry crowds attacked their place in banning. the saudi u.a.e. coalition says it will ease restrictions on yemen's main international airport in some other it's to allow patients in need of medical care to receive treatment abroad the airport has been closed to commercial flights since 26. cells president shows and mario vos has lost the presidential rac

that's now been postponed until the time that will be decided later south korea has confirmed 2 of its vessels have been seized by yemen's who the rebels in the red sea salt is now asking the u.s. and saudi arabia to help recover them who they say they've also taken custody of a 3rd ship which is saudi and all 3 are being held in the data the saudi government is describing the incident as a terrorist operation earlier fishel told al jazeera that release the ship's once they're sure they belong to south korea. airstrikes have killed at least 7 people and injured more than 30 others in southern areas of libya's capital according to government sources all orderly for have to target a factory where the victims were working there mostly from bangladesh was some others come from african countries. a standoff between police and protesters in hong kong appears to be coming to an end as more students surrendered to police have been violent scenes over the last few days as police and protesters fought using tear gas and petrol bombs on calls me that has condemned the demonstrators behavior accusing them of destruction sarah has mo

and south korea says 2 of its vessels have been seized by yemen's who are these in the red sea the rebels say they're holding another ship which belongs to saudi arabia the saudi government has described the incident as a terrorist operation and west african leaders meeting in senegal are calling on the united nations to allow a more proactive approach by peacekeepers in june the un security council renew their mission in mali for a year the leaders say the current model has failed to counter violence by fighters linked to eisele and al-qaeda. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera stream station thanks so much and i felt. the prime minister. should introduce the british on the 31st of october and making this country the greatest place older person. is delayed. full of drama bricks it on al-jazeera. i am and you're in the stream today a rhythm adversative as i'm will discuss a new documentary showcasing how music can help the incarcerated adjust to life in and out of jail share your thoughts tweet us at a.j. stream or leave a comment on our live you tube chat a

wars going on now south sudan deviation of the news agenda there are wars going on now south sudan the aussie yemen which are virtually unreported in my experience the aussie yemen which are virtually unreported in my experience so what exactly is the situation you were there before the the us u.k. so what exactly is the situation you were there before the the us u.k. vagabond fled the war had already started between the who's the rebels had on and fled the war had already started between the who's the rebels and the and the and the government i was there at a time when thin and the and the government i was there at a time before it intensified and we found 6 and a half 1000 show for it intensified and we found 6 and a half 1000 children killed or wounded in the last 3 years. been killed or wounded in the last 3 years. it is hard to communicate because i think a sort of compassion fatigue sets in that it is hard to communicate because i think a sort of compassion fatigue sets in and people and people seemed to visit one percent's just sit in the white into a world to be is that he used to sit in fo

saudi arabia says yemen's who fees of hijacked a ship towing a south korean drilling rig in the red sea the rebels say they've captured military vessels who say officials told hundreds or they'll release the drilling rig once they can confirm it belongs to south korea a saudi government is calling the incident a terrorist operation who fees have targeted vessels off yemen at the southern mouth of the red sea in the past. in hong kong dozens of protesters have staged a daring escape from a besieged university shimmying down plastic ropes and escaping on motorbikes police are been stopping activists from leaving the polytechnic university after they occupied it for several days many are still trapped inside and are refusing to leave because they fear arrest. police in georgia have fired tear gas and water cannon to clear protesters who are rallying for a 2nd day near the parliament building in the capital tbilisi thousands of protesters gathered there near it demanding an early election they're angry that parliament failed to pass planned electoral reforms which would see it for proportio

think need to be dealt with 3 ships that was seized in the red sea by yemen's who the rebels have now been released that's according to south korea to the south korean ships and the other from saudi arabia now being held in the port of data the saudi government condemn the seizure as a terrorist operation who the said their actions were justified dutch police say they found 25 refugees and migrants inside a refrigerated container on a cargo ferry to have been taken to hospital they were discovered just as the ferry left the netherlands bound for the u.k. just weeks ago the bodies of 39 people were found in a truck container east of london. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn have faced each other in the 1st televised leaders' debate of the u.k. general election the prime minister and the labor party leader jousted on brags that the health service and even christmas were going to fall of the debate. prime minister boris johnson came into this t.v. debate with a double digit lead in the latest opinion polls with the possible disadvantage of being the incumbent in this race the labor party leader jeremy corbyn came to solve it wit

a ship seized by yemen for the rebels south korea appeals for help for their release. from saddam to syria a film festival addressing some of the was harsh realities and as for the new note the davis cup gets underway the best of the atlanta coming out in about 20 minutes . however there was still enjoying some warm sunshine across parts of the eastern mediterranean but that's about it this far as you're concerned for the 5 and settled weather we still got some nasty storms rumbling away across central areas of the mediterranean war wet weather coming back into italy easing over towards austria this area of low pressure has were picking up a southerly way in the warm away and the avalanches that we have say across northern parts of italy southern areas of austria the weather in austria has been all full really since the beginning of november where we've seen some very inclement weather continuing for a day after day after day widespread travel disruption power outages i'm hopeful that today will be the last day for the pole weather actually as this area cloud starts to

yemen's government has signed a para sharing agreements with separatists in the south the deal was brokered by saudi arabia the southern separatists were backed by the u.a.e. which has been fighting with the governments and societies against rebels in the rest of yemen are diplomats gets there james bays has reaction to the deal i think people are welcoming this has been talked about for some time and clearly we have now a peace deal in place that if it is followed through by by those on both sides will mean patton surely some peace in one part of the violent conflict in yemen it is though of course one part of this very complex multi dimensional war. chile's president sebastian pinera is refusing to resign after 3 weeks of violent protests police fired water cannon and tear gas on hundreds of people to mount and better social services and an end to economic inequality at least 20 people have died during the demonstrations u.s. president donald trump has offered to help mexico wipe out the drug cartels blamed for an attack which killed 9 americans 6 children were among the dead security off

south korea has confirmed that 2 of its vessels have been seized by yemen's who the rebels in the red sea so all is asking the u.s. and saudi arabia to help recover them who they say they've also taken custody of a 3rd ship which is saudi and all of being held near data the saudi government's describing the incident as a terrorist operation italian police have broken up a criminal gang they say had been smuggling millions of dollars worth of ancient artefacts videos from police drone showed illegal evac excavations in the region of calabria. i just care about his next. the owner. in every corner of the world there are arabs who have migrated settled and in some cases found great success in their adopted countries. where stories of arabs fleeing war and hardship tend to make the headlines many others have left the middle east with the simple aim of making a new life. it often starts with education many students from the arab world have such opportunities in overseas universities moves but often become stepping stones to new lives in faraway countries. borne by sheer hell you meet is an

the gulf news reports that yemen's government has agreed a power sharing deal with separatists in the country's southl is meant to allow both sides to focus on fighting the iranian backed houthi militia which has taken over large parts of yemen. and the french newspaper le figaro leads with a story on plans to simplify france's immigration system. but further down the front page, they discuss how president macron will launch a charm offensive when he meets president xijinping on his state visit to china. those are the papers. a 27 year—old man has gone on trial in new zealand, charged with the murder of a british backpacker. the man, who can't be named for legal reasons, has pleaded not guilty to killing grace millane. the 22—year—old was last seen in central auckland on december ist last year. her body was found in bushland a week later. 0ur correspondent, phil mercerjoins us now from auckland. a desperate situation. fill us in on what happened to grace millane. she was found dead in bushland near auckland in december of last year. a27—year—old new zealand man, we can't name him, identify him for le

separatists and ukrainian forces in breaking news the state news agency is reporting yemen's who the rebels have hijacked a vessel south of the red sea the ship was towing a south korean drilling rig the saudi news agency says a group of armed who the rebels seized the vessel on sunday the official has told reuters they will release the vessel once they confirm it belongs to south korea a crime to have captured 2 military ships owned by the saudi emirate he coalition the data those are the headlines and news continues after counting the cost. hello i'm adrian for the given this is counting the cost of al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week i'll be witnessing the end of globalization as we know it breaks it make america great again make it india is this a backlash against trade or just another economic news. this man is worth more than $100000000000.00 he's overtaken bill gates to become the 2nd richest man we find out how a why france like many other western nations is becoming more unequal. and can christine legarde heal the rift inside the european central bank from ultra cheap mone

yemen's transport minister has criticized the parish sharing deal signed last week with separatists in the south so they are job one he said the saudi brokered deal threatens the legitimacy of his own government's job one he was targeted in a car bomb attack hours after initial deal was announced the react agreements aims to end months of violence between government forces and u.a.e. backed fighters. still to come on down to 0 am vote counting is underway in sri lanka's presidential election will be live from colombo. and violence mars' otherwise peaceful protests marking the years since the birth of france's yellow vest placements also. hello there's been some useful and heavy rain in lebanon has been snow in iraq not much she'd sing from the satellite picture but what is there is traveling south and changing the seas and therefore crosswise it looks like will be fine 11th more still hold events however stop truth iraq where rain is about to fall in kuwait too it's been snowing on the high ground in iran and tear on my get some more is probably 7 degrees it won't last long if anything this area