well as the bahrain conference was getting underway the u.n. agency responsible for palestinian refugees was asking for more than a $1000000000.00 at its annual pledging conference in new york it's been struggling to cope since the white house cut $300000000.00 of funding last year she has more now from the united nations in new york. after the trumpet ministration cut off all funding for the un relief and works agency $42.00 countries stepped up and increased their share of funding in order to make up the shortfall this meeting in part is to remind and should be those donors to ensure that funding continues in 2019 what's fascinating about the timing of this is it does happen on the same day as gerard cushion his workshop in bahrain for the financial aspects of his deal of the century and the same arguments that were being used by gerard cushion or for his deal were being used by jason green blatt the trumpet ministration negotiator for ending funding for the un agency that looks after refugees we're doing this for the palestinians the un refugee age

u.n. agencies have done a really good job in helping the refugees in bangladesh around. but on the political level i think they are part of the problem and they are measured in their report they say there was a lack of information a lack of knowledge and we have had difficulties in cordy nation our actions regarding the but on the other hand and i think that's a deeper problem that the u.n. cease itself as being a neutral arbiter but i think that the un has to realize at least in the eyes of myanmar the un is part of the problem and they are one of the stakeholders which led to the crisis so i think the un has to really think their approach to the myanmar government and think about themselves as being part of the problem and then i think from that on we can go on and have a solution for this difficult situation in the midst of all of this that is the essential question of accountability in terms of will the government to lead by. will be brought to book for its role in this crisis what about myanmar's generals will they ever be held to account for this what is your view

u.n. agencies agency is in talks with the group after accusing it of diverting food away from those who need it and partially suspending its aid program last week the war in yemen has pushed millions to the brink of starvation or than $10000000.00 people there rely on world food program aid every month. the acting head of the u.s. customs and border protection agency is to resign from his post next month amid an outcry over the treatment of detained migrant children that have been protests rallies in washington after hundreds of migrant children were relocated from an overcrowded texas border patrol station it's prompted new criticism of president tom's hardline immigration policies in florida democratic congressmen and activists were denied entry to another child immigration facility as they tried to check on the conditions there being in congress we have access and we have oversight responsibilities to see what's going on here and i should be able to go in i asked this person just man to man parent to parent or the kids inside ok and he wouldn't tell me and that really bothered me. egyptia

warning of a catastrophe in the northwest of syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area. where there's been intense fighting in neighboring hama province syrian government and russian air strikes have killed at least 27 civilians most of them women and children the government's push to recapture the last rebel strongholds has killed more than 300 people so far there is a catastrophe unfolding in the northwest region of syria as we speak constant bombardment has pushed hundreds of thousands of people their homes from the northern parts of. it we know that there is more than 300000 people displaced and those who are lucky enough to reach the holding camp. so refuge there. there continues to be dozens and dozens of people who are unable to make that journey. russia has dropped charges against a journalist who was under house arrest saying the accusations haven't been proven avon was charged with drug offenses last week sparking protests among journalists and other supporters who said he was framed go to a novic

u.n. refugee agency the relief the refugee agency that works for the palestinians then perhaps you can say there is no longer a refugee problem there's no issue of the right of return and that's very much on the minds you can tell of delegates of this conference that they want to keep the funding for the u.n. relief and works agency to make sure that the issue of refugees doesn't disappear that the trump administration can't simply say look now that the unruh has gone maybe there is no refugee problem and we can just move on with the deal of the century. the u.s. president has threatened iran with overwhelming retaliation and obliteration if it attacks anything american made the comment on twitter after the iranian president suggested the white house was idiotic for imposing new sanctions on the supreme leader ali how many tehran says the sanctions could spell a permanent end to diplomacy between the 2 countries zain reports now from tehran. in his 1st public appearance since iran shot down a u.s. surveillance drone last week president hassan rouhani did not hold back he said the latest sa

u.n. refugee agency the relief the refugee agency that works for the palestinians then perhaps you can say there is no longer a refugee problem there's no issue of the right of return and that's very much on the minds you can tell of delegates of this conference that they want to keep the funding for the u.n. relief and works agency to make sure that the issue of refugees doesn't disappear that the trump administration can't simply say look now that the un russia has gone maybe there is no refugee problem and we can just move on with the deal of the century. well the u.s. house of representatives has approved a 4500000000 dollars aid package to address surging numbers of asylum seekers coming across the mexican border the bill includes new standards for migrants in custody following reports of children being held in extremely poor conditions the acting head of the u.s. border protection agency has resigned amid the outcry president donald trump has vowed to veto the legislation well car along is the senior research at human rights watch and last week she visited a texas detention center wh

u.n. refugee agency the relief the refugee agency that works for the palestinians then perhaps you can say there is no longer a refugee problem there's the issue of the right of return and that's very much on the minds you can tell of delegates of this conference that they want to keep the funding for the u.n. relief and works agency to make sure that the issue of refugees doesn't disappear that the trump administration got to be saying look now that the unruh has gone maybe there is a refugee problem and we can just move on with the deal of the century in other world news brazil's supreme court has rejected an appeal for the release of jailed former president in order to sell their own as lawyers had argued that the judge who oversaw the corruption investigation against him was biased said jim morrow is now serving as justice minister under president j.m. parts narrow daniel china is monitoring the story from buenos aires joins us now live what was behind this latest move to failure from present daniel. so these were revelations earlier this month by a us online newspaper the intercept. e

program is warning of a catastrophe in northwest syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area. where there's been intense fighting dozens of people mostly children have been killed in an attack on a village in the mop t.v. chain of central mali houses of doggone hunters were burnt down and their animals killed during sunday's violence all charges against russian reporter even go unarmed have been dropped after a campaign of support for the investigative journalist had been accused of drug use mexico will send thousands of national guard troops to its southern border with guatemala on wednesday it's part of a deal struck with donald trump to curb the flow of central american asylum seekers heading to the u.s. the stream is next on al-jazeera stay with us. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. me ok and i'm here in the stream today sudan's revolution reaches a turning point af

towards failed to reach agreements with the rebels on how to deliver food to the most vulnerable the u.n. agency has complained that some of its food assistance has been diverted protesters in sudan have returned to the streets demanding an immediate transfer of power to a civilian governments they've rejected calls for talks by the military. demonstrators in hong kong are on the streets right now after their demands over a suspended extradition bill were ignored and students spent the night camped outside the legislative council renewing calls for the proposal to be scrapped entirely those are the headlines it's back to witness next on al-jazeera. yanira yes i would have been in the new kind of villains saddam one of them like that if this issue the stress most of us father had of them was a muslim. out of. 3 and out of. that haditha should read. among the demolitions a field we had was that we're. not going to have high level with the. muffin you go. if you're just. and had the spy and. the machine forget maturity on that almost surely as if any month i've been limping and left all of. this im

warning of a catastrophe in the northwest of syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area of. where there's been intense fighting in a neighboring hama province syrian government and russian air strikes have killed at least 27 civilians most of them women and children the government's wish to recapture the last rebel strongholds has killed more than 300 people so far. there is a catastrophe unfolding in the northwest region of syria as we speak constant bombardment has pushed hundreds of thousands of people their homes from the northern parts of. it live we know that there is more than 300000 people who are displaced and those who are lucky enough to reach the northern camps. so refuge there. there continues to be dozens and dozens of people who are only able to take. a lebanese businessman accused of spying for the u.s. has arrived in his homeland after spending 4 years in any raney in jail nasar zaka who has american residency held a press conference shortly after arriving in beirut expert was arrested after

program is warning of a catastrophe in northwest syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area. where there's been intense fighting dozens of people mostly children have been killed in an attack on a village in the mop t.v. chin of central mali houses of doggone hunters were burnt down in their animals killed during sunday's violence the un has called the attack an act of unspeakable . the u.s. is reportedly pushing saudi arabia to complete its investigation into the killing of saudi journalist before the 1st son of us re of his murder by ministration official told avoiders news agency is urging the saudis to show tangible progress towards holding those responsible to account the shoji was killed after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul in october last year 11 saudi suspects have been put on trial but proceedings have been secretive. all charges against russian reporter even golan of have been dropped after a campaign of support investigative journalists had been accused of drug dealing but his story is say t

program is warning of a catastrophe in the northwest olwyn weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says has been unable to reach at least 7 people in the area of. where there have. been there's been intensive fighting well in a neighboring hama province syrian government and russian air strikes have killed at least 27 civilians most of them women and children. there is a catastrophe unfolding in the northwest region of syria as we speak constant bombardment has pushed hundreds of thousands of people their homes from the northern parts of the southern parts in that we know that there is more than 300000 people who are displaced and those who are lucky enough to reach the holding camps in that have so refuge there. there continues to be dozens and dozens of people who are only able to make that journey. and this disaster response teams are evacuating 250000 people from the western state of gujarat spin for the arrival of cycle in volume for you is expected to make landfall on thursday could be india's 2nd major storm of the season with winds gusting up to 170 kilometers per hour in m

program is warning of a catastrophe in northwest syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area of. where there's been intense fighting the government's push to recapture the last rebel strongholds has killed more than 300 people so far. dozens of people mostly children have been killed in an attack on a village in the mopti region of central mali houses of doggone hunters were burnt down and their animals killed during sunday's violence the un has called it an act of unspeakable barbarism and mexico will send thousands of national guard troops to its southern border with somalia on wednesday as part of a deal struck with donald trump to curb the flow of central americans seeking asylum in the united states you have seen with headlines on al-jazeera rewind continues next year stay with us. your mom wallerstein muhammad lives modestly here in chicago he became the head of the nation of islam when his father in larger mohammad died in 1975 wallenstein persuaded most of the nation to adopt mainstream islam and he chang

program is warning of a catastrophe in the last 4 and weeks of a syrian government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area of deep where there's been intense fighting in adlib and neighboring province 7 governments and russian air strikes have killed at least 27 civilians most of them women and children. this is al jazeera let's bring you the latest now on our breaking news from hong kong protests against a controversial extradition legislation have to send it into violence in hong kong police have used tear gas some of it to break up the mass protests which have brought downtown hong kong to a standstill demonstrators had surrounded the legislative council building demanding that the bill be scrapped altogether well a debate over the last change a has been delayed but authorities are keen to clear the area and move ahead as plans. you've seen. it from all fronts as the protesters have surrounded the lives of council building it's a very big building and i believe the police have moved in on all sides to try and clear the roads at all of thos

that the u.n. agencythat's responsible for palestinian refugees is also in for more than a $1000000000.00 to fund it services delegates from around the world are meeting at the annual pledging conference taking place in new york last year the u.s. which is the. agency's largest stand to cut $300000000.00 putting millions of palestinian refugees at risk she have returned he is our correspondent following the meeting he's joining us live now from the u.n. in new york how's it going then with the americans deciding they're not going to fund this is that prompting other countries to step up to the plate. it is in fact i mean the shudder of that american decision to cut off all funding 1st they reduced funding last year now on $29000.00 there is no funding from the u.s. for an era that is obviously having over this entire meeting and the most immediate concern is that there's a cash flow problem actually for the 1st few months up until the end of may and rowe was funded but if it doesn't get 2 $111000000.00 th

program is warning of a catastrophe northwest syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area of my dick where there's been intense fighting all charges against russian reporter even go to not have been dropped after a campaign of support the investigative journalist had been accused of drug dealing but his lawyers say the drugs were planted by authorities and mexico will send thousands of national guard troops to its southern border with tomorrow and wednesday it's part of a deal struck with donald trump to curb the flow of central americans seeking asylum in the u.s. those are the headlines on al-jazeera earthrise is up next stay with us. it's where every. sustainable food production is one of the greatest challenges for the future. with global demand for food set to increase by nearly 70 percent by 2050. aquaculture is one of the most polluting and ecologically damaging industries. if we want to keep food. on the table without continuing to ravage our natural environments. we need to completely rethink how ofte

a senior official with the u.n. agency for palestine refugees until 2015 in tel aviv we have amir oren he is a defense and government commentator also in tel aviv we have yossi melman he is a senior israeli security writer and commentator gentlemen crossed rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let's go to embassador peter in manchester. how what's your reception of questioners a deal i mean let's be clear with our audience here that this is the economic part of it where other parts are going to be released in short order but it's very difficult to conceive having an economic plan of this magnitude we don't know where the money is going to come from we don't know who's going to pay for it we really don't know who is going to benefit from it if it comes to fruition but how can you have a plan like this without a political framework to move forward because there's a military occupation of palestinian lands i mean how can you talk about infrastructure when you haven't dealt with th

u.n. refugee agency show record numbers of people have been displaced by war or persecution more than 70000000 people around the world. currently displaced now most refugees come from syria the war there has forced nearly 7000000 people to leave the country also afghanistan south sudan myanmar and somalia also seeing millions leaving because of conflict and persecution where are they going turkey tops the list with host countries they have 3700000 people followed by pakistan uganda and sudan germany is 5th on the list with more than 1000000 refugees we take a closer look now at uganda and ask why this country has been more welcoming to refugees and some others. seen by sea stitch by stitch it is phoneys making a new dress she recently trained as a seamstress as part of a u.n. refugee aid project in 2016 she fled with her family from war torn south sudan to uganda. on the way of the rebels came they took our property tortured us in different ways and beat us. it's. like millions of others from south sudan edith and her family found refuge in uganda refugee a.t.f. functions differently people ar

reach an agreement with the rebels on how to deliver food to yemen's most vulnerable people the u.n. agency has complained that some of its food supplies have been diverted. the u.s. senate has a voted to block $8000000000.00 it all in sales to saudi arabia the united arab emirates and other countries a handful of republicans joined democrats in what's being seen as a protest against president donald trump support the saudi crown prince and solomon john hendren reports now from the u.s. capitol congressional disapproval in the u.s. senate republican firewall protecting president trump there is a visible crack in my relationship with saudi arabia is forever changed and it will not go back to the way it used to be with key support from trump ally lindsey graham and a handful of other republicans this senate voted to block the president from selling billions of dollars in u.s. arms to saudi arabia you cannot have a strategic relationship the united states and behave in a fashion that shows no respect for human dignity no respect for international norms. president trump is certain to veto the m

warning of a catastrophe in the northwest of syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area of my deek where there's been intense fighting in a neighboring hama province syrian government and russian air strikes have killed at least 27 civilians also of them women and children the government's push to recapture the last rebel strongholds has killed more than 300 people so far. there is a catastrophe unfolding in the northwest region of syria as we speak constant bombardment has pushed hundreds of thousands of people their homes from the northern parts of the southern part of it we know that there is more than 300000 people who are displaced and those who are lucky enough to reach the northern can't have sought refuge there ever there continues to be dozens and dozens of people who are unable to make that journey. meanwhile the u.s. is imposing sanctions on one of syria's most prominent business men washington is accusing some mair foz of profiting from the civil war and helping president bashar assad the u.s. po

u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by children who spoke about the desperate conditions that forced their families to leave their country but the me then i suppose a year is that once i guess i can say yeah we couldn't find food and if we did it was very expensive the same for my medication we couldn't find it and if we did it was triple or quadruple the price said colombia has taken in the largest share of venezuelan refugees 1300000 people jolie praise their strength and perseverance the people who have had to go through displacement i think answer and go through it like all these young children and all of you strongest people in the world. meanwhile venezuelan opposition leader one goh i don't know when door to door in a small town south of the capital caracas he greeted residents and met with local politicians who support his efforts to topple more duro why dose said mediation efforts sponsored by norway have stalled over maduro's refusa

to reach an agreement with the rebels on just how to deliver food to yemen's most vulnerable the u.n. agency has complained that some of its food assistance has been diverted since the start of the war the w.s.p. has been feeding more than 10000000 people there every month judges in britain have ruled that government leaders broke the law by allowing arms sales to saudi arabia activists argue that there was a clear risk that weapons used in the war in yemen violated human rights laws the british government must now evaluate how and where its weapons exports to saudi arabia are used need barco reports from london. british weapons sales to saudi arabia currently engaged in a war in yemen are unlawful the verdict of one of britain's highest courts. the case was brought by the campaign against arms trade it says the government license arms sales to saudi despite a risk the weapons could be used to kill civilians. in this terrible war it's time to. end the policies which have. to continue for so long the ruling doesn't mean the u.k. has to stop selling weapons to saudi but it doesn't mean the gov

manchester he's a former british ambassador to bahrain and syria and a senior official with the u.n. agency for palestine refugees until 2015 and television we have amir oren he is a defense and government commentator also in tel aviv we have yossi melman he is a senior israeli security writer and commentator hi gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let's go to ambassador peter in manchester. how what's your reception of questioners a deal i mean it's clear with our audience here that this is the economic part of it where other parts are going to be released in short order but it's it's very difficult to conceive having an economic plan of this magnitude we don't know where the money is going to come from we don't know who's going to pay for it we really don't know who is going to benefit from it if it comes to fruition but how can you have a plan like this without a political framework to move forward because there's a military occupation of palestinian lands i mean how can you talk about infrastructure when you haven't dea

u.n. agencies say at least 4000000 people have left venezuela because of its western economic and political crises. and it's that may have been wet for some of us in north america recently the wettest of the weather has been around the south coast and some of the gulf states have seen a fair amount of flooding is still staying on settled in this whole region as we head through the next few days so there is still the risk of seeing more flooding as we head through saturday and into sunday towards the west is drawing her here and the temperatures are rising to say for like 25 should be all maximum on saturday but we'll get up to.

reach an agreement with the rebels on how to deliver food to yemen's most vulnerable people the u.n. agency has complained that some of its food supplies has been diverted. us senate has a vote as a block $8000000000.00 at all in sales to saudi arabia the united arab emirates and other countries a handful of republicans joined democrats in what's being seen as a protest against president donald trump support the saudi crown prince bob and solomon john hendren reports now from the u.s. capitol were congressional disapproval in the u.s. senate republican firewall protecting president trump there is a visible crack in my relationship with saudi arabia is forever changed and it will not go back to the way it used to be with key support from trump ally lindsey graham and a handful of other republicans the senate voted to block the president from selling billions of dollars in u.s. arms to saudi arabia you cannot have a strategic relationship the united states and behave in a fashion that shows no respect for human dignity no respect for international norms. president trump is certain to veto the

an agreement with the rebels on just how to deliver food to yemen's most vulnerable people the u.n. agency has complained that some of its food supplies have been diverted since the start of the war the w.s.p. has been feeding more than 10000000 people there every month now hungary in court has sentenced for human traffickers to life in prison over the deaths of 71 refugees and migrants the bodies of 59 men 8 women and 4 children were found inside an abandoned truck off an austrian highway and 2015 they had suffocated to death inside the airtight refrigerated vehicle while being transported from hungary to germany the judge said the traffickers had shown a cruel indifference to the lives of those trapped inside. well it's the time of year and north east thailand a neighboring now when some areas are declared a no fly zones and that's because of rockets being launched from farms below or as part of a buddhist festival when he reports. cry for people here each rockets into the skies is a high velocity message to the gods they're not meant as aggressive or threatening symbols but it did explo

u.n. agencies that's more than the heart of the population a lack of rain an ongoing economic crisis and years of civil war are being blamed for the worsening situation here is how one of the authors of the reports. from the world food program described the extent of the crisis every year hunger reaches higher levels in south sudan with millions of people unsure when they'll next be able to eat food shortages usually peak between may and july when the reports stop short of declaring a famine but says nearly 2000000 people go without meals for long periods and suffer acute malnutrition and that's leading to many deaths over the past 2 years the number of people needing food aid increased by 2000000 and if the lack of rain and poor harvests continue 21000 people could suffer famine. on top of natural disasters years of political unrest and civil wars of pushed south sudan into crisis the country became the world's youngest in 2011 when it gained independence from neighboring sudan that followed a peace deal that ended africa's longest running conflict but the country descended into war 2 years l

u.n. agencies say at least 4000000 people have left venezuela because of its western economic and political crises. and it certainly has been wet for some of us in north america recently the wettest of the weather has been around the south coast and some of the gulf states have seen a fair amount of flooding is still staying on settled in this whole region as we head through the next few days so there is still the risk of seeing more flooding as we head through saturday and into sunday towards the west is draw your here and the temperatures are rising to say for l.a. 25 should be our maximum on saturday but we'll get up to around 28 in l.a. as we head into sunday and that's 82 in fahrenheit a bit further towards the south there's plenty of showers here some rather heavy ones over parts of cuba jamaica and into his spine yoga and then plenty of them as you head further south to so forth in venezuela and into colombia loss of what weather here and that stretches of further towards the west as well for south america plenty of sunshine here actually over the next few days so for 14 days it will

u.n. agencies are 90 a lot like save the children has had a huge impact. on those directly affected by the current conflict but then also the longer standing services and assistance that was being provided to all the. unities . yeah i mean they're both actually right so we see abuses that are targeting all of the different ethnic minorities that live in rakhine state and that includes the rego and also predominantly buddhist minorities like the ethnic rakhine that think grow the ethnic i mean we've documented arbitrary detention on a large scale particularly against ethnic rakhine younger men who are kind of seen by the military as part of the our economy even when there is no of course direct link between them which is kind of this massive fission of the community at large and so oftentimes you have younger men being swept up and detained and then subjected to torture or other treatments and as need is that the who remain in the kind state are also being affected by the current conflict on the 3rd of april our military opened fire with a helicopter on who

ministration took at the instigation of jericho it's been reported was to cut off all funding to under the u.n. agency for palestine refugees and therefore subject to the poorest and most of vulnerable palestinians palestinians in refugee camps in gaza and the west bank and lebanon to cut in basic health care cuts in funding for clinics for elementary schools for primary schools so jarrett cushion a car tell us that he cares about ending poverty for the palestinian people while inflicting more poverty on them which is what which is his actual record as compared with the pipe dreams he was talking about just a moment ago if you could be convinced that the funding would be supplied would be supported was there and is there any way that this could be a means by which the palestinians would come to the negotiating table. that's a great question and that's why you really have to know some facts and not just you know take the spin of someone of a someone like jared cushnie so he's talking about you know increasing the palestinian g.d.p. and cutting unemployment well according to the world bank israeli milit

u.n. refugee agency says the risk of people dying while trying to get to europe is at its highest ever libyan coast guard says it's rescued more than 500 refugees trying to reach europe in the past 9 days most were brought ashore off the coast of tripoli and taken to government shelters santana from doctors without borders says the number of crossings across the mediterranean sea is much lower than last year but refugees are taking more risks. the absolute number of people who are fleeing across the central mediterranean is much lower this year than it has been previous years but the key point of concern is that whilst over the same period last year the chance of dying in attempting to make that journey was one in $59.00 over the last 5 months the chance of death during the course of of that journey is now one in 15 there are many factors that drive people to take this desperate option one of those factors is the recent conflicts in tripoli in northwest libya that has destabilized a large region had a massive impact on civilians in and around that city but is also likely to be pushing people

area around it province in the northwest hundreds of people have been killed since last month the u.n. agency says this includes more than $130.00 children the world food program says more than 300000 people have been displaced by the fighting and camps are overcrowded and supplies are running short the u.n. has warned the fighting is putting humanitarian operations at risk are joining us now from damascus on skype is corinne fleischer who is a country director for w.s.p. the world food program in syria thank you so much for being with us on al-jazeera the n.g.o.s that we've been hearing from the have been describing the recent bombing campaign in italy as the what one that has led to the single largest displacement of people in syria since the beginning of the crisis what precise numbers are we talking about and how are people being affected by this bombing campaign. yes good afternoon yeah we are witnessing a catastrophic unfolding it lives are being lost people must flee conflict there on the mall that displaced civilian infrastructure is being destroyed and now we also see farmland being

program is warning of a catastrophe in the northwest only weeks of a syrian government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7 people in the area of. where there's been intense fighting neighboring hama province the syrian government and russian air strikes have killed at least 27 civilians most of them women and children. u.s. presidents donald trump has waved around a piece of paper in front of journalists what she said was the text of an agreement with mexico 2nd migration across the u.s. border. there's the agreement there's a very simple agreement. washington had threatened to impose tariffs on mexican products if the government failed to act on u.s. the months mexico says it will send troops to its southern border with somalia more highs each year castro has more from the u.s. border town of el paso in texas. 60000 children are among the migrants who crossed into the u.s. in the last 40 days some came alone others with families fleeing violent homes in central america to walk thousands of kilometers north to now test whether the united states will receive them t

program is warning of a catastrophe in northwest syria following weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says it's been unable to reach at least 7000 people in the area. where there's been intense fighting dozens of people of mostly children have been killed in an attack on the village of mopti in the multi central region of mali houses of doggone hunters were burnt down and their animals killed during sunday's violence the u.s. is reportedly pushing sarge arabia to complete its investigation into the killing of saudi journalists before the 1st anniversary of his murder a trumpet ministration official told reuters news agency is edging the saudis to show tangible progress towards holding those responsible to account all charges against russian journalists even go knob have been dropped after a campaign of circuit boards investigative journalists had been accused of drug dealing and mexico will send thousands of national guard troops to its southern border with laksamana on wednesday it's part of a deal struck with donald trump trump to curb the flow of central american seeking asylum in

going to be a big challenge but then they we also spoke to you and your officials this is there are u.n. agency for refugees who said that they have just received just about 15 percent of the budget they asked for for $21000.00 but they are managing to deal with the resources that they have there refugees are getting 3 hot meals a day some non-food items and eventually as i mentioned in that package are going to be moved to a faculty meant area where there are about 100000 other refugees most of them congolese who have been fleeing over the years from these same conflicts indeed i mean where does sort of the latest hot spot seem to be in terms of where the clashes are and where they are most sort of vicious and what are the authorities in congo doing it on their east and what are they doing about it on the eastern border . well there i think hotspots are now around in villages and areas around but i have been seeing some footage of burning villages in running villages in that area this footage i saw i could hear of gunshots in the background as well the footage was shot on saturday we have also

u.n. nuclear agency says it's not clear whether the enrichment had reached levels that violate the agreement i prefer not to mention the specific korea. due to situation but i can say. peace and production increased. accordance with the latest measurement well too and we know via skype from bombing germany years about a bike he's the chief executive of the center for applied research in partnership with the oriental advises european policymakers business is on iran good to have you with us on al-jazeera i mean the rons foreign ministry gave the impression on monday that it was sort of make or break in terms of the european stepping up their support for the payment system needed to sort of circumvent u.s. sanctions how do you read today's meeting between the german and rainy and foreign ministers. from what we have seen i think it has been a relatively good meeting took quite a long it was according to people i spoke to it was a lengthy frank discussion i think it was also mentioned in your report in your report at the same time i think the most important point that foreign minister from germ

this year the u.n. agency for migration expects a return of more than half a 1000000 people to afghanistan the u.n. says demand for afghan labor in iran has drastically foreign and that's largely because of political and economic problems and just over 20000 afghans have come back from pakistan the un warns more than a 1000000 may face deportation this year in 2018 these were recorded as the top 5 regions that afghans returned to they included nunc our herat home and just the capital carb or and that's despite continued conflict and the worst drought in more than a decade. the large parts of india are experiencing their worst drought in decades it's forcing many to leave their lands and children relief comes as they wait for monsoon rains elizabeth of the reports from the hardest hit region of believe in maharashtra in western india they walk in intense heat sometimes for kilometers in search of water getting down this path has been dangerous and all they found at the bottom of this well as a puddle of muddy w

an agreement with who the rebels and how to deliver food to yemen's most vulnerable people the u.n. agency has complained that submits food supplies have been diverted to north korea's state media says its leader kim jong un and china's president xi jinping have agreed to strengthen ties between their countries and announcement on friday came just before she left north korea it confirms beijing support for its ally as pyongyang faces u.s. led sanctions over its nuclear and missile programs. fighting in libya is forcing migrants there to escape into neighboring tunisia are going to eventually cross the mediterranean and reach europe but as some of the reports from the to museum beach resort this many have drowned in their attempt or survivors are stuck in a refugee center. it was supposed to be a passage to a new life but it turned out to be one of the deadliest shipwrecks in the mediterranean this year in may 60 people drowned when a boat carrying them from libya capsized off the tunisian coast near the city of facts only 16 survived after they were rescued by a chinese in fishing trawler.

order to the palestinian people including to hospitals and schools education to all the what the u.n. agency that caters for the palestinian refugees and by the way that would have cost . pastoral feet in palestine because more than half a 1000000 palestinian children are educated by on the one thanks to the world by the way for forging the bell and and compensating that and sustaining on there what to do it's absolutely crucial. and by the way today that is the more important what schaub conference in new york for mobilizing assistant therefore even his economic plans are not convincing them not real and the only question for us is what is the intention behind all this and we believe the show is only about one last request by netanyahu and the election season which is the israeli normalization of relationship and absence of a political solution very strong words there from the ambassador in london let me bring you in mitchell barak in west your recent this is almost a gift isn't it to the netanyahu government if and thus there's a lot is right it's an election gift it's giving netanyahu a w

well as the conference in bahrain got underway the u.n. agency responsible for palestinian refugees was asking for more than a $1000000000.00 at its annual pledging conference in new york donors pledged just over 110000000 and the agency is warning it's not enough to alleviate a crisis caused by the u.s. cutting its funding last year i think the situation is extremely precarious when you think of a 1000000 people possibly not receiving food assistance in gaza in addition to all of the other hardships that they face it's something that nobody should even contemplate allowing to happen she has returned from the u.n. . after the trumpet ministration cut off all funding for the un relief and works agency $42.00 countries stepped up and increased their share of funding in order to make up the shortfall this meeting in part is to remind and should be those donors to ensure that funding continues in 2019 what's fascinating about the timing of this is it does happen on the same day as gerard cushion his workshop in bahrain for the financial aspects of hi