u. e backed southern transitional council forces have a presence and aiden, and other parts of the south with fighters stationed on the island of so culture. the saudi u. i. e. coalition is fighting the iranian back tooth east, who have controlled the capital and most of northern humans. since 2014 and al qaeda is active in several areas with its biggest influence in the northern hud removed province with united nations as appealing for more than $4000000000.00 for human. this year, the you and deputy humanitarian coordinator says a short fallen funding means life saving services will have to shut down. we have received lenses in amounting about $1200000000.00 so far. this pays in comparison to what we received last year, which was close to 50 percent about $2000000000.00 out of the 4 that were requesting. this is really the generosity of the donors and we present a plan to them and we tell them that these are the needs of the people in this plan is crafted by united nations with partners about 200 national and use international use. and you and agencies and we present to the world, thes

u. e. back southern transitional council holds much more territory than the government seeds in mostly sparsely populated areas. but several years ago, it's forces took over the city of arden where it had been serving as the temporary capitol. its territory essentially follows the borders of the former state of south yemen, which existed from 1967 to 1990. is shamal, macy's prominence, jamini activist, and former political detainees. he says civilians have suffered a lot in yemen. yep. 84 percent of the population in need of some form of a 2 thirds of the population are foot insecure. people are sick. you go and ask any, any on the street these days and tell them, oh sure. when the war, who do you think should have the upper hand, who do you think should become the president of human and not all the human is i will tell you, we no longer care. i just need electricity, clean water, we need a job. i need to be able to put bread on the table. that's all i care. if so, we're in this level of fatigue

u. e. back to southern transitional council forces have an influential presence in aden and other parts of the south with fighters stationed on the island of so culture. the saudi u. a coalition is fighting the arraignment back ruthie's, who have controlled the capital son on most of northern evans since 2014. and al qaeda is active in several areas. but it's biggest influence in a northern 100 province. well, every year the un launch is an appeal for yemen and says they help required this year is around $4300000000.00. diego zarina is the u. n. a deputy humanitarian coordinator. he says lack of funds forces the closure of life saving aid services. we have received cleanses in amounting about $1200000000.00 so far. this pays in comparison to what we received last year, which was close to 50 percent at about $2000000000.00 out of the 4 that were requesting. this is really the generosity of the donors and we present a plan to them and we tell them that these are the needs of the people in this pla

u. e coalition has been fighting the iranian back to thies. since 2014 the who these have controlled the capitol center and most provinces in the west. the presidential leadership council is backed by saudi arabia. that is the internationally recognized government, but it has a strong hold in only 2 provinces. the u. e backed southern transitional council holds much more territory than the government. it is in mostly sparsely populated areas. several years ago its forces took over the city of aidan, which had been serving as the temporary capitol. it's territory essentially follows the borders of the former state of south yemen, which existed from 967 to 1990. well, he shamela macy is a prominent jamini activist and former political detainee. he says civilians have suffered a great deal in yemen. yep. 84 percent of the population in need of some form of a 2 thirds of the population are foot insecure. people are sick. you go and ask any, any on the street these days and tell them, oh sure. when the war, who do you think should have the upper ha

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u. s. threatened with being labeled pro russian by some e. u. heavy weights to pressure war saw back into the unity at all cost lane. so european countries have disagreed on everything from weapons for ukraine to anti russian sanctions. and it's not because some foreign bogeyman was calling their strays. but really just because some of them actually might want to get re elected or hey, you know, they might even feel some sense of responsibility or accountability towards their own citizens. why? because that one that i'm elected you bureaucrats probably really don't give down about. and it bottom line can't tell the difference between unelected versus elected officials, which she seems to be, have some having some problems with. here's a bit of a hit, the elected head of state medical, in this case, got the state dinner in china, the elected bureaucrat underline, did it, and tried to grab dinner with some ploughs and also had to go through normal airport security with the great unwashed masses on her trip to china with the french president, and now that she's back in europe while she

it's backed by saudi arabia, and it is the internationally recognized government. now the u. a. e. back southern transitional council forces have a presence in aden and other parts of the south with fighters stationed on the island of cora. the saudi u. a coalition is fighting the iranian backed who fees, who have control the capital and most of northern yemen. since 2014 and al qaeda is active in several areas with its biggest influence in the northern hydro move province. hash hello barbara has reported extensively on the conflict. they want peace, they wants to ability because they have loss or massive transformation of saudi arabia. they're rebuilding many parts of the kingdom. they are about to start a massive project in the capital re yard, rebuilding a new airport. they would like her area to become a leading her career in the region. and therefore, they want some sense of stability for that to happen. they don't want to see any similar scenario like their buckets flying into saudi arabia or the join at after targeted oil installations. to do that, the hope is are saying this

claims made by the us staple that was at the ukrainian government at 1st supported the e u association agreement back in 2013. before later abandoning it. lynn tracy also accused russia of annex in crimea. despite locals, there almost unanimously supporting the peninsula entry into russia. the ambassador also claim the u. s. and doesn't have any disagreements with the people of russia, of which the russian foreign ministry stress. she had obviously forgotten us. weapons are currently being used against russian serviceman and don bass civilians . international affairs and security analysts marshall boda believes that ambassador tracy statements are the usual us narrative between washington and moscow. if boiler plate us narrative between the tensions between the us and russia and the situations that have been occurring in ukraine since the overthrow, the openly us backed overthrow of the last legitimate, democratically elected government, there in 2014. the only thing that the regime forces are actually doing is crushing the buttons doing the fighting and dying. everything else is done by the u. s. i

u. s. agenda and a chinese overreaction. and also remember that european council president and former belgian prime minister shout michelle also confirm that in the back rooms at the e. u. leaders are quietly increasingly agreeing with michael's position of strategic autonomy. but for i'm elected, you bureaucrats, light vander light. it's always just about keeping up appearances of uncompromising unity at all costs. even if countries have to be bullied back into line, like poland was recently overt, wanting to protect its own farmers from a glass of ukrainian grain by fanny and along with hungry and still back here who are experiencing the same issues. and, but it wasn't long before poland, even the big cheerleader for ukraine in the us, threatened with being labeled pro russian by some e u. heavy weights to pressure war saw back into the unity at all cost lane. so european countries have disagreed on everything from weapons for ukraine to anti russian sanctions. and it's not because some foreign bo, he man, was pulling their strays, but really just because some of them actually might want to get re elected. or hey, you know, they might even feel some sense of respo

back here who are experiencing the same issues. but it wasn't long before poland, even the b cheerleader for ukraine in the us threatened with being labeled pro russian by some e u heavy way to pressure war. saw back into the unity at all costs laid. so your p countries have disagreed on everything from weapons for ukraine to anti russian sanctions. and it's not because some foreign bogeyman was pulling their strings, but really just because some of them actually might want to get reelected, or hey, you know, they might even feel some sense of responsibility or accountability towards their own citizens. what it concept one that i'm elected bureaucrats probably, we really don't give a damn about. and it's bother my can't tell the difference between unelected versus elected officials, which she seems to be have having some problems with. here's a bit of a hit, the elected head of state mackerel, in this case, got the state dinner in china. the, i'm elected bureaucrat bonder line did it, and had to grab dinner with some towels and also had to go through normal airport security with the great unwashed masses on her trip to china with the french president. and now th

u. s. over its own european allies going so far as to attacking france in this case, but also perhaps advocating in favor of sending back e u. defense cash for ukraine in the u. s. while more with he also announced this week that poland wants to set itself up as washington's garage to serve as uncle sam in europe. listen. even don't watch him. i want to. so the send, the full album stands for the whole of europe to maintain their battle readiness to be located in poland. which guys were also striving to be able to produce depleted uranium ammunition course for the adams to be located in poland. barrett obsess you is just going to let poland crank out toxic, depleted uranium for washington when it won't even let that's farmers, heat humidity, deaf katy cows for fear. harmon, nature fall is one of each use hot one day recipients. france is one of its top providers. warsaw is pretty my then i think like a teenager who's demanding that his parents let him set up a dinosaur and a matlab is garage. syria is foreign minister has arrived in saudi arabia as the 2 nations them to restore relations. after more than 10 years, we are

year, controls most of the south and is backed by saudi arabia, its internationally recognized government. the southern transitional council forces supported by the u. e. have a presence in aiden, and other parts of the south with fighters stationed on the island of sir cora. the saudi u. e coalition is fighting the radiant back who fees, who have control the capital santa and most of northern yemen. since 2014 and al qaeda is active in several areas with its biggest influence in the northern hud remote province. ah. well as bringing our guests now for 2 days inside story in doha is abraham free heart associate professor in international conflict resolution at the doha institute for graduate studies, an author of iran in saudi arabia attaining the chaotic conflict in stockholm is our friend nasir non resident fellow at the ab center, washington dc, and especially on humanitarian and human rights issues in yemen. and in washington, d. c. treaty, parssi, executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state craft, and american thinktank is also the author of losing an enemy, obama, iran, and the triumph of diplomacy. thank you all for j

while you aid backed southern transitional council forces have an inch, influential presence in aden and other parts of the south with fighters stations on the island of sir katra. the saudi u. e coalition is fighting the iranian backed hoodies, who controlled the capitol center and most of the old in yemen. since 2014, that al qaeda is active in several areas, with its biggest influence in the olden had the remote province who say in our low, katie is a political commentator. he says the was unlikely to end. unless all of the who these major demands a met i didn't think visit will lead actually to a last in misuse fire. what i think that the so the because the one year one year cruise has ended a few days ago on this. so you were afraid that the many units will conduct a major attack again, so the r a b because many of either military commander or blue color lead that heating and i half ward. and so the idea that they might attack it, if he's not going to actually lifted the blockade on as well as open airport and be the salaries of all public sector worker in yemen, or your guys in you. that's why i believe that this visit for saudi arabia, both of the tools and it was actua

u. s. government is taking control of an investigation of a haitian president leads us to suspect that we could be looking at a situation very similar to the warren commission. pesticides back in the e. u over their health risks are being used on farm supplying food giants, including nestle worldwide that's according to a recent reports. pesticides banned in the you and linked to potential human health risks continue to be produced and exported by european chemical companies. our investigation identified the brazilian farms using the pesticides and the international food and drink companies. they supply among them are multi nationals like nestle coca cola and pepsi co. so according to this report, pesticides and fungicides made by european companies like germany base f and bare and switzerland's syngenta are making it into developing countries like brazil, where they're being used on basic ingredients like sugar on plantations that supply western multinational through companies which in turn supply the whole world with these ingredients, brazilian agriculture, ministry, documents and justice ministry officials in south paolo have reportedly confirmed the use of various substances ba

u. e. would put pressure on him back to or rather withdraw any kind of support. i do believe that matthews declaration from his part there are other calculations and very much to do with the fact that he had lost the kind of external patronage that he wanted. or we kind of enjoyed in the past, nor has he been to get the kind of support from me that he was counting on from app . yeah. okay, hold on. let me come to you on this. as we've heard from both matt and holly to be a lot of players outside forces in this conflict, which means a lot of would be mediators from, from egypt, of course, the, you, a saudi arabia, the russians, even the chinese, to some extent, as you heard how do you think this complicates the solution to, to, to ending the fighting and which of these mediators do you think sandra's chance that convincing the general to stop the fighting? well, it's complicated massively, you know, the fact that you have these different actors who have different interests in sudan, but also in the region. so for example, the reporting that general have to, in lib

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says it's unable to independently verify the report. guerria has become the latest e u country to put a temporary back on the import of ukrainian grain and other agricultural products hungry, poland, dense vac. you have done the same in the past week. response to local farmers, complaints, the influx of cheap ukrainian products driven down prices and slowed the market. on tuesday, poland strike a deal to allow the grain to transit through the country for exports as long as it sealed and monitored to ensure it doesn't end to the polish market. north korean leader kim jogan has ordered officials to launch the countries for spy satellite. this month say media release, these images of kim and his daughter visiting the aerospace development facility chung young on tuesday can says boosting surveillance is a priority to counter threats from the u. s. and south korea, which held joint military drills in march. hundreds of palestinians are not allowed to enter the alex and mos compound the cause of banning orders. the forms are issued by israeli forces. human rights groups say they're part of ongoing collecti

what we're seeing in 2012 to one decode, drew, a sharp response from sedans, west and back as with the u. s. the e u and the war banks are spending billions of dollars worth of aid and debt forgiveness, the u. s. administration at that particular time. however, kept talking with the coup lead is about restoration of what they call a credible civilian government. the civilian lead transitional government should be immediately restored. it represents the will of the sudanese people, as evidenced by the significant peaceful demonstrations of, of support on october 21st. and we will look at the full range of economic tools available to us in coordination and consultation with regional actors and other key countries to make sure that we are trying to push, ah, the, certainly the entire sued news, political process back in a positive direction after this significant and warming setback, and we call on the military to unconditionally release and re reinstate all detained civilians in order to allow the civilian lead transition to continue. now americans have been told that they do not to dominate the wor

when all speaking out against french president, back one of his cooled for more e u. old tanami was the reasons for this. well, it sounds like sen rubio is playing the. how could you, after everything i've done for you card, now they're not co is 30 with china. yeah, washington, i've done so much for your opinion. great. which is why my call is pleaded with washington for lower prices on gas export to your from the us. now that the block is dependent on u. s. l. angie, after being encouraged by washington to cut off their chief fresh supply and the ukraine public is just so good for europe that my call is begging us lawmakers on a visit to washington last december to reconsider the impact of biden's protectionist inflation reduction act on european industry, which is the horrible, the energy shortages are skyrocketing prices as a result of europe blindly following washington's agenda on ukraine. so if the us wants to europe handle ukraine alone or sen, rubio was threatening. well, there's a pretty good chance of peace breaking out. so maybe you didn't think that through very well becaus

u e territory. and i think that's also on the back of the mind. busy of the saudi government, they don't want the onset, a lot movement, the who to launch more ballistic missiles towards or facilities which they have done over and over again throughout this war will be great to see an end to this to this conference. this will for sure use of. all right, so, i mean, let's look at this, just one more thing before i let you go there with china getting involved in this sort of the talk to in saudi arabia and iran, just bring them close to good. can we see a shift to think in the world order where the east is more inclined, more favorable to looking for peace in the middle east and the west is well, i think this is exactly why we are seeing these political events unfold in the region. look, china successfully brought iran and saudi arabia to didn't go. she ation table, they, a, china was able to bring these 2 countries to open diplomatic and political relations . right. and if we look, the reason why this relationship between you on the saudi arabia wa

what we're seeing in 2012 to one decode, drew, a sharp response from sedans, west and back as with the u. s. the e u and the war banks are spending billions of dollars worth of aid and debt forgiveness, the u. s. administration at that particular time. however, kept talking with the cooper leaders about restoration of what they call a credible civilian government. the civilian lead transitional government should be immediately restored. it represents the will, the sudanese people, as evidenced by the significant peaceful demonstrations of, of support on october 21st. now americans have been told that if they do not to dominate the wall to will descend into chaos. when in reality, as mediation from different states have shown other powers, the likely to step up to shoulder the burden of security in peacemaking. not so long ago, the word demands of from an immediate end to all fighting is sedan. and that was to ensure that delayed elections. i held peacefully and freely bats the sudanese leader promised to hold those elections examiner on a whole, we affirm the complete withdrawal of the military fr

what we're seeing in 2012 to one decode, drew, a sharp response from sedans, west and back as with the u. s. the e u and the war banks are spending billions of dollars worth of aid and debt forgiveness, the u. s. administration at that particular time. however, kept talking with the cooper leaders about restoration of what they call a credible civilian government. the civilian lead transitional government should be immediately restored. it represents the will of the sudanese people, as evidenced by the significant nations i held peacefully and freely but this to the knees lead a promise to hold those elections. examiner hold. we affirm the complete withdrawal of the military from the political process. the steps should be accompanied by the withdrawal of political forces from the transitional period, as a response to the revolutionaries demands. what we do know so far is that many was that the u. s. has waged and participated in have not only live the countries in positions of failed states, but have also caused increased regional instability. many say that the u. s. has left a countless trails of

while you, a backed southern transitional council, forces have an influential presence in aden and other parts of the south with fighters stationed on the island of sir katra. the saudi u. e coalition is fighting the iranian backed hoodies, who have controlled the capitol center and most of northern yemen. since 2014, that al qaeda is active in several areas with its biggest influence in the northern heather boot province. but so speak to a saying our bo casey, who is a political commentator and joins us now live from said, are good to have you with us, sir. are you confident that these talks will lead to a permanent lasting cease fire? hello so can you hear me to be honest, i didn't think this will lead to actually to last in misuse file what i think the the so the because when he, when he out of truce has ended a few days ago on the so were afraid that the many units will conduct a major attack again, so got a b because many a military command that or blue color lead that he didn't. and i have war. and so the idea that they might attack it is not going to actually lift the located on as well as open on the airport and be the salaries of all public sector worker in yemen

u, a e, the u. k. and the united states were instrumental in getting to that framework political agreement back in december for the transition is their role. now, do you think for the quote to try to broker some kind of agreement here? well, i think the idea will be to go back to the framework for agreement, whatever pressure they can on all part is to return to the framework agreement and ideally to implement it to the point or eventually result in a civilian government and the country. that whole concept has been pretty much over the short term been destroyed. i don't, i don't see that happening anytime real soon. well, in terms of ongoing conflict, i'm also hearing concerns that even if the capital is eventually secure, that they may be ongoing fighting and other parts of the country. that there isn't necessarily the well capacity to manage particular regions of food on that obviously has serious consequences. the instability not to mentioned, bloodshed here. do you share those concerns? i doing the i think that's an excellent point. and particularly when you know where the rapid support forces gets mos

u will for their own company. so the whole to europe's economy has been hit hard. we know by blow back to anti russian sanctions this year, particularly. but the e u has until recently kept adding new ones is they're going to have to be, i suppose, some sort of citizen lead concerted opposition to such moves before policies are altered or do you think western elite will stay the course regardless, despite the financial pain being inflicted on their own people new to you this the the ball with an equipment is a and the sample from each of the question. sure. it's. yeah, sure. the sanctions did not brought quite a lot during the the recent a year has been distant, the inflation in, in a great britain has still above 10 percent. even this amounts. and of course, we do see that united kingdom is in the less police, the less police among 7 big candidates in, in. and it's a comical edit for the moment comparison with russia and this comparison has been done by many right. now i want to quote, to me is stable and the financial system is quite daisy. this, it has not disappeared, variable is pretty strong. and actually, i believe that they will come to

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as an important step towards ending the countries long running conflict. iranian back who the rebels and the saudi u. e. led coalition are expected to release hundreds of detainees over 3 days. the 1st to be freed were transported on flights between the host. he controlled capital, santa and aiden, where the internationally recognized government is based only chance reports international airport in yemen, the men leaving this plain, returning to freedom. they're released as part of a prison, a swap between saudi arabia and the iran banks, who the rebels we are happy to return to the capital summer after we were in the presence of the enemy. he thank abdul malik l. c. the corporation on the kitchen. this asked of these prisons i it's a huge moment for them personally. but it's the realization of a political breakthrough to around $900.00 prisoners will be released in the exchange. it's part of a deal, reach in negotiations between the 2 sides, seeking an end to the near 9 year war mediated by a mom. the international committee for the red cross is over seeing the prisoner swaps look of defense saved now

backed us to cancel. but seeing it happened on april 1st, the e u foreign russia taken over to d u and secure to cancel presidency or to cancel. russia continuously. well is the very essence of the un ligans. the un security council consists, according to the un charter, the presidency passes every to the un vaseline avenger says moscow will focus on them with global as alex, from puerto fi shirt, his thoughts on why the westward to what this is, what this is getting all about. is club is crumbling in front of their eyes, and as they say, a dismal track record and for them to come in and lay in and comp. let's look at the, you know, united nations and have they, you know, anything, no, once again, it's this selected memory that they have to kate, these gentlemen and ladies that are attending these, we saw that to the historic meeting there recently with a present g of chill ation ships building these bridges. we saw china also negations that were adversaries for many years. thank. thank god, just maybe this will be an opportunity for russia to finally how, where of course we've heard of the canceled culture socie

u. e. the rif deepens and 2019, when turkey in egypt backed opposing sides during the war in libya. but a handshake between both presidents during last year's world cup and catherine signalled the resumption of talks in march, egypt for a minister visitor t following devastating earthquakes. and its southern and central regions will bring instead of kosovo glue from ankara. so what's being discussed in this meeting, and how significance is it? well, the, the violator meeting today between 2 ministers was important because it is having a way for a summit between a, the presence of 2 countries. but of course, there were so many important topics on the table during, at 1st libya was one of the most important topic, syria, jerusalem. a besides the by later cooperation that economic cooperation and to top diplomats discussed how they could cooperate on the regional, regional peace and stability of fancy after at 1011 year old solo methics. i remain, she is 2 countries have understood that they how waits in solving the original issues in navia. they have been defending the opposite sides

to sit down and talk ah i'm african or dancey and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from dubai. in the u. e. thousands had been killed or wounded in the past few days in the capital of what was once africa's biggest countries to dawn emblematic of a collapsing british empire. in the 19th century ancient resource supervisor don, even after it was recently broken into with the help of nato powers is of critical geopolitical significance bordering libya, egypt, chad, ethiopia, eritrea and guarding the choke points of world trade in the red sea, so called mainstream media treats this weeks violence as a fight between de facto us back military leaders to don general abdel father albert han and his deputy. well, madame de gallow, a gay hair mattie, who was in russia recently over got you was plan for a russian military base. they don't mention brands increasing closeness to the biden administration at war with russia, and preparing for war with china. unlike ukraine, where the usa condemned a china piece plan, the usa, whose ambassador flew in shortly before the violence says at once, peace and s