sponsible rather than one of the rounds proxy is whether. some were looking to you or perhaps from southern iraq and the 2nd point is actually political it is the saudis themselves or be telling them that again just a whole lot of we don't want is. the situation now going to an all out war against iran because we're on the front line let's just keep the pressure on because normally and of course we still have that chance the iranian leader meeting. leaders that we know is going to be the branch when he goes to new york for the united nations decision on climate so it's a question of years for the other sponsible showing support saudi arabia and community but 100 percent committed. now you mention the u.n. general assembly the u.s. has says it will not meet iranian officials at the general assembly why do you think they would refuse dialogue at such a critical time. i think at the. earlier on a few weeks ago when the americans would actually or the and or the brawns should we have seen them not against it so if you there are any and using to

sponsibility china arguing well we have to catch up we have economic growth we need to make the people happy well you already rich and that's the big conversation we're having an international level. that's a very valid point how much climate protection is economically viable so there recent number spite o.e.c.d. basically showing that they'd net effect on g.d.p. of ambitious time of action is because if she 20 countries i think it's out of 20 so it is rest you know the issue is less about the economic case i would say that some sectors are heavily affected of course the coal sector will disappear well others will benefit if major across sectors like energy efficiency renewable energy immobility so these are the opportunity sectors i guess the issue is how do we have managed to kill off for example coal how do we manage the transition of the car industry. do you think that china in the very near term. and everybody says it's high time that we reduce c o 2 emissions in the very near term will put climate protection before growth. what makes me optimistic is that it's not only a moral qu

the so-called islamic state has claimed for sponsibility for a bomb blast on a minibus in iraq that killed 12 people and wounded 5 others the explosion the shiite shrine city of karbala was one of the biggest since the iraq government declared the defeated in the country to use ago. so hong kong now where clashes broke out again on saturday during another way can of pro-democracy protests police tried to disperse several 1000 people using tear gas and brandishing firearms the mount started peacefully but skirmishes soon broke out. i seen such as these are becoming all too familiar tear gas fills the air as police and protesters clashed in hong kong streets road satellite the 2 sites have been facing off every weekend for 4 months what started as anger over proposed extradition law has grown into a wider me calling for greater democracy protesters were arrested outside a release station. insite people were marking 2 months since activists were violently beaten in a morgue attack they are. the one in the in. after a largely peaceful march airlie or in the day clashes then brocades between po

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the sponsible for committing that massacre a crime against our people and the count ability has not been put in place to address the issue of of justice for the victims of such crime i remember at that time after that. massacre 400000 israelis demonstrated in tel aviv placing the responsibility and shot on for that massacre that led among other things to the posing him from his leadership position but with regard to. netanyahu and his latest statement we are grateful for the reaction from the entire international community in opposing this violation of international law and security council resolutions and we are also grateful to saudi arabia for calling for an emergency meeting of the foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation in jeddah in a few days and i send today a letter to the president of the security council and the secure the secretary general as well as the president of the general assembly arguing on the legal basis of how this position of netanyahu is in complete violation of his commitment under the charter of the u.s. and we know israel has defied the int

cannot have empty rhetoric and that tangible measures that can lead to peace is necessary for a sponsible to assume to compel the who are these to implement the provisions of the agreement including withdrawal from the whole day the city and port implementation of the agreement to release prisoners and to lift the just a blockade against the city of tire as in this regard i wish through share with you a very touching letter that i received 2 days ago from the association of the mothers of those who have been abducted in yemen in this letter of the mothers of have requested that i convey to the world their tragedy the tragedy of losing a child in quoth the prisons and the and the use of their sons as human shields what i would note is that we have never forgotten the cause. we will never forget the crimes betrayed by who these we will work as it was sleep for the release of these individuals be a patient mother of you and all mothers of the abducted will see justice done for the republic of yemen our position this remains unchanged the reason the palestinian question and the in animal righ

but china says it's ever sponsible to blame anyone for the attack without conclusive facts. about this and this is all just a a lie from doha also coming up turkey hosts leaders from iran and russia to discuss syria especially the volatile situation in the last rebel held area. the british prime ministers in luxembourg for crucial bragg's it talks with the head of the european commission. casting aside the establishment it's political outsiders and then leaders counting goes on in this presidential election. prices have surged and the u.s. president has declared he's ready to strike back over an attack on saudi arabia's oil production exactly how long it will take to fix the damage to the world's largest processing plant is yet to be revealed but prices spiked 19 percent their biggest single day increase on record monday trading began they've since settled the night off around 9 percent donald trump tweeted that the u.s. is quote locked and loaded waiting for confirmation of who attacked the oil plants on saturday yemen's who the rebels claimed responsibility and they've war

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you're watching news still to come it's 111 light years away from earth and it's up sponsible candidates in the search for alien life more on what's being called a mind blowing discovery coming up in just a few minutes. the 1st nigerians evacuated from south asked. i have arrived back in the country hundreds of nigerians signed up for free free flights home after a wave of violence against foreigners in south africa but while there is relief at having escaped many say they are uncertain what the future holds for them at home he is funny for char was one of the 1st international correspondents to meet the return nice at the airport in lagos here's her report. slowly and with a long delay it finally arrives the airplane from johannesburg. and some officials are waiting for the passengers to disembark. this is the 1st machine from south africa with nigerian rhetoric the 1st since anti immigrant violence erupted in and around your hand last week now that the nigerians are back what does the future hold for that. warm welcome to begin with but a lot of uncertainty to this woman that south afr

attacks could could be could be stopped or prevented but at the end of the day think it's the sponsibility all parties the one government the americans and the taliban to resume negotiations i think everybody here has a stake. they are responsible for what's happening in afghanistan in the last then the in for the killing of afghans that are losing their lives daily unfortunately mosul as army thanks for your time today here in our teens national good to have you on us with. all criticism of israel i see you know now and also being detained denied rather a german literary award will pick up a story and more in just a few moments. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. form for syrian conflict mediation never has spoken with one voice but recen

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he bears were sponsibility in the murder but denies personal involvement easer crown prince of saudi arabia so clearly everything at printing in saudi arabia all related to saudi arabia is happening under his watch i you know i i haven't found the statement as riveting as maybe some people may find it. a global strain saudi arabia has relations with many countries turkey blames officials of stalling the investigation into what happened on october the 2nd this is the moment mr into the saudi consulate to retrieve documents for his upcoming wedding to his turkish fiance. is seen here waiting for him outside of the consulate but never showed up again he was killed and his body dismembered by a death squad the whereabouts of his remains still shrouded in mystery you know kind of a way to humble missileers crown prince bears responsibility he must tell us who gave the order to kill jamal where is the body and why did they kill him so brutally over the last few years saudi authorities have a skill a to the understand a busting activists here were wise defend and clerics the murder of solid

it's coming with regard to yemen remember the hootie said they were a sponsible for those attacks they then came out with a state this weekend saying that they were going to stop all future attacks on saudi arabia offering an olive branch and a room for diplomacy well i can tell you the un is taking that extremely seriously and as soon as they had that announcement the un special envoy boston griffiths who was supposed to be here went instead to jeddah where we're told he met mohamed bin psalm on and there is a mediation effort now underway by the u.n. i'm told martin gryphus is come back here to new york in the last few hours and he's going to be briefing the secretary general so fast moving developments here with regard to iran and yemen major james hewitt we wait we may well be back with you in the next 10 minutes or so then the for the moment many thanks our diplomatic it's a james base there at the u.n. al jazeera senior political analyst marwan mission is with the sun from london so you've got the reef saying that meeting between rouhani and trump ain't going to happen rhodium se

can defeat you in other fronts having said that i think there is no clear evidence yet about the sponsibility of who he is about that i think the whole he is using it for political purposes i think if there is an you know a curate evidence in the americans' hand or in the saudis hand i think the americans may target some of the who fears in yemen and that would explain the statement said by trump i think if there's any reaction if it would be in yemen and anyplace. let me whiteness out a little bit looking at the tension and the geopolitics that exist in the gulf at the moment if it isn't there who sees who would have benefit to do something like this. you know there are different players i think iran is benefiting from the iran iran let's remember beginning of may 2019 iran sent the message that if we don't export our oil none of the other players will be able to export this oil and actually they implement this you know listen member of incident let's remember the . events. and to remember also lately what's happened on these drones from different ok just so the iranians are the only player

he bears were sponsibility in the murder but denies personal involvement easer crown prince of saudi arabia so clearly everything at printing in saudi arabia or related to saudi arabia is happening under his watch you know i haven't found the statement as riveting as maybe some people may find it. a global strain saudi arabia has relations with many countries turkey blames officials stalling the investigation into what happened on october the 2nd this is the moment mr into the saga consulate to retrieve documents for his upcoming wedding to his turkish fiance. is seen here waiting for him outside of the consulate but never showed up again and he was killed and his body dismembered by a death squad. the whereabouts of his remains still shrouded in mystery you know kind of a way to humble missileers crown prince bears responsibility he must tell us who gave the order to kill jamal where is the body and why did they kill him so brutally over the last few years saudi authorities have. understand a blasting activists here were wise defend the and clerics the murder of a solid saudi arabia

well as far as the united states of course concerned whether they do have the facts or not very sponsibility allies with the iran and they're going to have to do something whether it be war or serious diplomacy a diminished a b. c. i was going to ask you about that you know if this is a game changer as you say what type of action do you anticipate and who will take this action will it be the radio the americans doing the job so the saudis. absolutely look the soldiers cannot even handle the whole thing as you expect them to be able to handle the iranians absolutely not this is certainly something that will be done with the guidance with the management with the leadership and probably with the weapons and command of the united states if it happens at all meaning whether it is hitting particular sites but declare refineries but tickler iranian assets or airing in our allies in the region it's all remains to be seen probably the trumpet mr shin is studying it as we speak but if this continues to be a part of a psychological warfare meaning putting so much heat on the iranians to bring them almo

far as the it's its strong base among the shiites in the south is concerned trying to act out of sponsibility and try to take a break from this confrontation in syria confrontation against israel to now change this course or to change course and start escalating to war it's a major confrontation with israel would also be foolish on the part of his body so there is a balance of anxiety on both parts that an open war would not certain at the neon in the elections were not said of is there of security and certainly would not serve hezbollah within the lebanese structure and would not serve hezbollah strategically either. many thanks if you just joining us here on al-jazeera less to sum up for you what we know now going to wrap up what we're saying in a big health warning because we're quoting. hezbollah t.v. coming to us out of beirut we're also quoting other people so these are reports and quotes. but what we do know is this israeli forces fired several shells at a border village it's called maroun al ras it's in the southern section of lebanon on the border that's according to hezbollah's al m

but you also served as a secretary of defense, a cabinet position in the government with immense sponsibilityd i just want to ask you more about that because you spent a lot of ti wite editor of th"the atlantic," jeffrey goldberg. they believe what you believe about him is a man oflibilityd cognitive ability and a man ofd generally dubious character. >> number one, i never said that and i'm not going to comment on who might have said it, but i would not tolerate, when i was on active duty or as secretary of defense, any condemnation or characterization le that of any elected commander-in-chief. >> woodruff: so to those whoul -- and some are writing this right now -- wh say y have aesponsibility because a you have worked so closely with this president to speak candidly about what you've seen, and some of them are saying you're trying to have it both ways, that you n th enjoyed this posit enormous influence inside the administration, but now you're out, you don't have that responsibility anymore, and you're not speaking to theab american peoplut what you know. and allies of this country could b

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facilities in saudi arabia such a place in a draw all the time to see rebels from yemen claim for sponsibilitythe saudis say buyers are now in the control of that oil exports are continuing. tons of african leaders join the 10s of thousands of supporters for the state funeral of tropical garlic at the top of his longtime leader died last week at the age of 95 was the bob was 1st president to white minority rule also presided over a deep crisis in the us. thanks for joining us a pro-democracy protests in hong kong has been disrupted by counter-demonstrators waving chinese flags sittin at a shopping mall turned violent when probating activists confronted the demonstrators on corners and it's forced months of pro-democracy demonstrations they were initially launched to oppose a controversial extradition bill but now since widened the demand for elections in the semi autonomous chinese territory. i'm breathless used the symbols of passive resistance in the democracy protests of 2014 turning into weapons here i. was 5 hours before these scenes occurred some $200.00 pro beijing protesters gathered a

facilities in saudi arabia such a place and a draw all the time to see rebels from yemen claim for sponsibilitythe saudis say plans are now in the control of that oil exports are comes into the. hands of african leaders joined the 10s of thousands of supporters for the state funeral of tropical garlic topless longtime leader died last week at the age of 95 was the bob was 1st president to white minority rule also presided over a deep crisis in the us. thanks for joining us a pro-democracy protests in hong kong has been disrupted by counter-demonstrators waving chinese flags this sit in at a shopping mall turned violent when the probe aging activists confronted the demonstrators on corners and it's forced months of pro-democracy demonstrations that were initially launched to oppose a controversial extradition bill but our sense widened the demand for elections in the semi autonomous chinese territory. i am growing us used the symbols of passive resistance in the democracy protests of 2014 turning into weapons here i. was. hours before these scenes occurred some 200 pro beijing protesters gathere