you know humanitarian the u.n. city and so on and so forth so if you look at our history we are kind of opportunities. and we are kind of missions the a first world war we prospered we solo the foodstuffs you just go on having all it's great we're getting rid of mark was new to the first world war again and we got rich on the first world war and the second world war we were happy about the germans until standing grot and then we were caught dead losing who's winning oh oh the u.s. is winning great i mean even when we had poland here when they came into the european country and in copenhagen it was the germans paying for it they paid the polish people some billions and say get in and but our prime minister was standing there saying so ladies and gentlemen we have a deal when when germany to one million refugees we took thousand we don't even take. refugees it's a lie we're lying to ourselves and maybe we also are lying about our happiness and our welfare state because as it is now the welfare state is in in a state of of

guest on our show last week neal says the u.n. city in copenhagen is an interesting idea yes it is and i'm glad you enjoyed watching the show about it neal and finally lens they said come on scotland we're a small country with huge not to resources we have more than dead white cast off our independence thank you lindsey but in the commons last tuesday the high sorted first to avoid leaving it without a deal and then forty four to deal which was not even on the european table this is how the two main protagonists try to explain to the country what exactly has transpired last night the house did vote to reject no deal but it also voted to do what the european union has consistently passed this house to do since it rejected the withdrawal agreement which was to say what it was that the u.k. wanted to see changed last night a majority in this house voted to could maintain the commitment to no harcourt or to northern ireland an island to leave the european union.

a wonderful guest on our show last week neal says the u.n. city in copenhagen as an interesting idea i guess is now i'm glad you enjoyed watching the show about it neal and finally lens they said come on scotland we're a small country with huge not to sources we have more than dead white cast off our independence thank you lindsay now in the commons last tuesday the high sorted first to avoid leaving it without a deal and then forty four to deal which was not even on the u.d.p. and table this is how the two men protectionists try to explain to the country what exactly has transpired last night the house did vote to reject no deal but it also voted to do what the european union has consistently asked this house to do since it rejected the withdrawal agreement which was to say what it was that the u.k. wanted to see change last night a majority in this house voted to can maintain the commitment to know how our border to you know is not an island to leave the european union with a deal and to set out to the european union what it will take to ensure

u.n. teams in the port city to monitor a cease fire which is holding so far but the who does all reportedly refusing to begin to pull out until other parts of the peace deal are carried out a new round of talks begins on saturday. and as a humanitarian crisis continues as it has seen evidence of food meant for starving yemenis being sold at a marketplace in the capital sana the world food program has accused both the who these and the saudi u.a.e. backed forces of diverting aid in areas under their control and how much june has the story. on the streets of the capital sanaa aid that was supposed to be distributed is instead being sold in yemen home to what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis both sides in the conflict now stand accused of stealing food aid the world food program says about two thirds of aid delivered to who the controlled strongholds such as sanaa and saga is being stolen by armed groups where extremely concerned by what we've discovered in the course of our inquiries we noticed in recent months there were increasing volumes of food for sale in the markets

u.n. special envoy arrives in yemen support city who data to urge rebel leaders to uphold a cease fire there will speak to oxfam on the world's worst humanitarian crisis with millions on the brink of famine in yemen. and a polish city mourns after a birthday party goes tragically wrong for five teenagers they were trapped when a fire broke out during an escape from challenge. time sumi so much going to thank you for joining us germany's that cyber defense agency is defending the way it handled a massive data leak personal information from hundreds of german politicians and celebrities was published online back in december but only became public knowledge yesterday and victims are demanding to know why the cyber security body says it didn't alert them earlier because it wasn't able to connect. the dots and didn't know the extent of the preach until yesterday now the data was posted on her twitter account over four weeks and the leak impact of politicians at all levels including the chancellor angela merkel of the foreign minister heikal mosse and also the president of the bundestag gun shy bl

u.n. broken seems far in the city in jeopardy now explains. the ceasefire intraday there appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the sergeant emirate he led military coalition are on the move took up certain areas near the who think controlled capital sana'a u.n. envoy martin griffiths met who think him and to plead with them to maintain the whole day the cease fire which began six weeks ago the hands of the rebels political council told the u.n. envoy that saudi arabia is undermining the truce no economic our our focus is to consolidate the front lines our success will depend on what we will achieve militarily. this is the retired dutch general who was given the job of ensuring the delicate ceasefire doesn't fall apart patrick comer met leaders of the yemeni government in exile in the city of aden. and he's due in her day it may be his last official mission his being replaced by a danish general who led a peacekeeping mission in m

at least is described as calibrated force to push the movies out of the city as part of the u.n. sponsored cease fire deal. well now the saudi royal court says it's ended a major crackdown on corruption that's gone on for more than a year ordered by the crown prince mohammed bin selman public prosecutors says it's reached settlements with eighty seven people who confessed to charges against them around one hundred seven billion dollars in assets have been recovered they include real estate commercial entities securities and cash but the court says it's refused to settle the cases of fifty six people jus to existing criminal charges against them they remain in custody another eight people refused to reach settlements and still stand accused of corruption well in other news the u.a.e. has been accused of using spy software to hack the i phones of activists diplomats and rival foreign leaders a reuters news agency investigation found the u.a.e. used a tool known as comet to monitor hundreds of people in two thousand and sixteen and seventeen among the targets casseroles amir a senio

city with a. permis the guides accompany us day and nonis. their job is to show us that despite u.n. sanctions pyongyang isn't an economically doom city full of suffering. and this is spanx to the new national hero. this architect studied in france for eight years he returned to north korea in twenty ten and he's one of the top architects in the capital today he build skyscrapers for the new a late. and. i. think. he said he would go over to look at a. lot of. it just says mass salvation to laugh it so not. just to do. so. so the moment when you release i saw. people saw how lovely thanks so all this is. obviously incidence well i think counting it's interesting to know something you eat. this woman's husband teaches fluid mechanics at the kim technical university the station's given them a thirty used two hundred square major apartment well not everyone in pyongyang lives in such modern skyscrapers the spammers aren't the only ones. ever since kim jong un has run the country he's built a new district every year he built fifty new houses for the scientists and their families who have

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nations convoy has come under gunfire in yemen that incident taking place in the city of who died as shortly after the u.n. security council approved its expansion the expansion of the mission overseeing the cease fire there in who died on the convoy included the head of the u.n. mission retired dutch general patrick amor no one was hurt in the shooting it's not yet known who fired the shots the port city of the has been under a fragile truce since mid december after fierce battles between hutu rebels and saudi backed government forces the warring parties have been accusing each other of truce violations but u.n. officials say the cease fire has largely been holding. earlier we heard more from nasser a yemeni journalist and a capital thank you very much intact and know nothing you got until you motive then you said because the most in both in question about who was behind it again fire is not known and did know. this out of the amount of about forces and these. cues that are in fact the from yesterday. and i think who benefits from this incident is that the most important question out and to answer this q

u.n. envoy to yemen tries to save a fragile cease fire in the vital port city. celebrations reaches the final of the asian cup for the first time by thrashing the u.a.e. in a grudge match. so the british parliament has given the go ahead for theories are made to return to brussels and try to secure a better deal but one of the u.k. prime ministers most important to go shaping tools was ripped from her hands as m.p.'s also voted to block a new deal brant said that he explains what it means for the u.k. and how the e.u. has reacted. oh. outside the u.k. parliament the debate was fierce histories of bricks it is still as divisive as ever and as the prime minister opened the debate on plan b. she referenced the enormous defeat the commons gave her withdrawal agreement two weeks ago the vote was decisive and i listened so the world knows what this house does not want today we need to send an emphatic message about what we do want to hear the opposition labor party backed an amendment ensuring parliament would get time to vote on ways to prevent and no deal breaks it

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u.n. team talks with eva seeing the truce in the yemeni port city of her day there is stepping down after just a month from the job it's unclear why retired general patrick come out is leaving hill be replaced by a danish general who led a peacekeeping mission in mali change comes as the u.n. envoy for yemen muxing gryphus confirmed the timeline for both warring parties to withdrawal from had a to the prisoner swap deal has been postponed for now. still ahead here on al-jazeera more africans are driven from their homes as new warnings are issued about the threat from both around. and i know that rain is pouring across parts of the middle east at the moment the satellite picture is showing all this cloud working up from pulses saudi arabia through parts of iraq and into iran it has already given us some very heavy downpours parts of saudi arabia reporting nearly one hundred millimeters of rain from this system and that will now marching its way eastwards over the high ground it is turning to snow as you might expect the still a lot of rain to it as we had three tuesday is wednesday really

fire deal government forces knew three rebels exchanged fire in the southern part of the city on saturday the u.n. says the true steel signed in stockholm last month is largely holding the port city is a vital lifeline for aid in the freeze. police in nigeria feel a little at least sixty people may have burned to death while scavenging for fuel from an overturned oil tanker the spill and explosion happened in the town of pani in the southern nigerian state of cross river al-jazeera spall china japan reports . this scene is unfortunately too familiar in nigeria fuel tankers like this one crash or pipelines leak and the poor in africa's most populous country rushed to the scene those who survived are scarred for life some have lost limbs i suppose to be dead people many people died. in. these burn victims risked their lives in the southern state of cross river trying to collect the leaking black gold and this has become. events in our society every year an average of one hundred twenty fuel tanker accidents are reported in the country which is africa's largest oil producer this is partly blamed on

kansas city the u.n. human rights investigator looking into the murder of saudi journalist. has request that access to the saudi consulate in istanbul agnes keller mouth is due to begin a week long visit to turkey on monday the washington post columnist who wrote critically about the saudi crown prince was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in october saudi authorities have not replied to the un's request to visit the crime scene. israeli airstrikes targeting iranian forces in syria are provoking fears of sparking a full scale war israeli attacks earlier this week in the mask dozens of people reported to be a rainy and. their ally has warned that more strikes could. and the experts in iran say the killings are a dangerous escalation between sworn enemies. from tehran. in one of the first military exercises of the year iranian soldiers let loose the weapons of war the same. fighting on frontlines far from home and experts worry israel might be hostility between the two countries is no secret since the early days of the syrian war eight years ago israeli forces have

reports of shelling in the port city of her data despite a u.n. backed true speed yemen. al jazeera obtains new video showing saudi agents carrying bags suspected to contain the remains of not a journalist jamal khashoggi. democratic senator elizabeth warren takes the first step towards running for the u.s. presidency in twenty twenty. and celebrations as people around the wilds welcome in the new year happy twenty nineteen. sudan's president omar al bashir has ordered a commission of inquiry into nationwide protests that began nearly two weeks ago the investigation will look at how police responded to the demonstrations which have left at least nineteen people dead it comes as security forces again use tear gas and live fire to disperse crowds in the capital dozens of protesters were arrested there calling on bashir to end his twenty nine year rule despite his promises to him to implement reforms to improve people's livelihoods given morgan has the latest from khartoum. today is the thirteenth day of protests people once again marched out into the streets protesting pres

and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up reports of shelling in the port city of had data despite a u.n. back in yemen. and bangladesh the prime minister claims an election victory but the opposition cries foul. plus people around the world to welcome the new year happy twenty nineteen you're watching live pictures here of celebrations in london . sudan's president omar al bashir has ordered a commission of inquiry into nationwide protests that began nearly two weeks ago the investigation will look at how police responded to the demonstrations which have left at least nineteen people dead it comes as security forces again use tear gas and live fire to disperse crowds in the capital dozens of protesters were arrested they are calling on bashir to end his twenty nine year year rule despite his promises to implement reforms to improve people's livelihoods he morgan has the latest from khartoum today is the thirteenth day of protests people once again marched out into the streets protesting president on one of the shoes twenty nine year rule there once again called for him to step down and

mission retired dutch general patrick met he escaped unhurt the incident took place in the port city of the u.n. says it doesn't know who fired the armored vehicle back who went and the saudi that coalition have blamed each other the attack happened shortly after the u.n. security council approved an expansion of its mission overseeing. the truth was a result of talks aimed at calming the conflict and crucially opening up the port for badly needed humanitarian aid as we hear in our next report for millions of civilians help soon enough. getting into the war zone in central gamen we're embedded with troops from the south he led coalition it's too dangerous for us to go to the front today says colonel harmon because of who the snipers and armed drones both sides are continuously suffering casualties thirty two seven of our people were killed one day. neither side seems willing to halt the fighting here despite peace talks in sweden in december more than two million people who have fled the battle zone are housed in this refugee camp in mari of which aid workers from saudi arabia say is overstretc

forbidden to leave the country there are reports he's been cited at the royal court and in the city of jeddah u.n. special envoy martin griffiths is in saudi arabia as part of an effort to convince both sides in the civil war in yemen to fully comply with the cease fire agreement . but u.s. national security adviser has arrived in turkey to discuss the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria john bolton was in israel on a two day visit where he said the pulled out was conditional on turkey not taking any military action against syrian kurdish fighters the u.s. military has been backing them in the fight against isis government representatives in the u.s. and china met in beijing for trade talks on a ninety day truce and imposing new terrace expires in march unless a deal can be made. the european commission has again said no renegotiation of the regs that deal that was agreed with britain's government just twelve weeks to go until you can leave the e.u. commission president. says negotiations are over but his partner has had to resign maines expected the put the deal to avert an ottoman next week sh

u.n. brokered truce in the yemeni port city of a date is stepping down after just a month in the job it's unclear why retired dutch general patrick comey it is leaving here brit placed by a danish general who led a peacekeeping mission in mali comes as the u.n. envoy for yemen modern griffith's urge warring parties to withdraw troops from a data quickly after they missed the generally seven targets agreed during peace talks last month amnesty international has called bahrain's justice system a complete fossil from opposition leader lost his appeal against a life sentence challis sound man and two colleagues from his party were convicted in november of spying for qatar both sound man on the qatari government deny the charges amnesty says the court's decision is yet another nail in the coffin for the right to freedom of expression in bahrain cameron's main opposition leader has been arrested maurice come to party is held sporadic protests since he lost a disputed presidential election last october hunter says he defeated president paul b.-a who's been in power now for more than thirty years

u.n. team tasked with supervising the truce came under fire in the city of her data on thursday they were leaving a meeting with the yemeni government delegation when shots were fired no one was harmed it came a day after the u.n. security council approved seventy five new on arms what it is to yemen the arab economic summit is already being seen as a failure even before it's begun on friday in beirut several heads of states have poured us into a mirror of qatar and the king of bahrain countries involved huge disagreements over recent issues such as syria's future and efforts to contain iran. the chairman of u.s. house intelligence committee says allegations donald trump instructed his former lawyer to lie to congress as one of the most serious accusations against the president so far as feed news is reporting trump told my whole currents and lie about a building project in moscow democrat adam schiff says his committee will do all it can to find out whether the allegations are true meanwhile special investigation is examining whether chunks campaign colluded with russia during the twenty

u.n. brokered cease fire was reached for yemen's port city of data it appears to be on the brink of collapse who the fighters and saudi backed government forces agreed to the truce in december but the fighting has never fully stopped and there's been an upsurge in violence in recent days but on monday the man tasked with monitoring the cease fire stepped down and retired dutch general patrick come it but only been in the position for a month and humanitarian agencies are warning the country is that breaking point seventy percent of food aid comes through the datas port the british red cross says fourteen million yemenis are at severe risk of summit with a more this al-jazeera correspondent joins me in the stew. and now action so where are we now with the cease fire in her data because it appears in serious danger of collapsing what's gone so badly wrong we're seeing clashes on the us because of the city of her data shelling of different positions from both parties the government forces backed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. and from the who are these the same time and were seen also fighting acro

city with a. permis the guides accompany us day and nonis. their job is to show us that despite u.n. sanctions pyongyang isn't an economically doom city full of suffering. and this is spanx to the new national hero. this architect studied in france for eight years he returned to north korea in twenty ten and he's one of the top architects in the capital today he build skyscrapers for the new elate. and. i. recently got over to look at a. lot of. it just says mass salvation closet so not. just to do. so. so the moment. you release i saw. people saw how lovely thanks so all this is. i can see insidious well i think counting it through changing. something you eat. this woman's husband teaches fluid mechanics at the kim technical university the station's given them a thirty used two hundred square major apartment well not everyone in pyongyang lives in such modern skyscrapers this family aren't the only ones. ever since kim jong un has run the country he's built a new district every year he built fifty new houses for the scientists and their families who have done a lot for the nation. fo

u.n. special envoy is in yemen to shore up a fragile ceasefire in the fall city awful data loss and grief its arrived in yemen's capital sanaa to meet the rebel leaders he'll travel to saudi arabia for talks with him and government officials loyalists in what danger of calling for a full implementation of the u.n. pacts truce hailed as a breakthrough and if it's to end yemen's before us civil war the conflict has unleashed the volta worst humanitarian crisis the port city of data is the entry point for most of the food aid into the country. now earlier we spoke to or rather we asked machine city key the director of the charity oxfam in yemen how hopeful he was that yemen's fragile ceasefire would hold. i think due to poor years of war but world has seen the war through went on crisis millions of starving children are suffering from malnutrition the country the brink of crimean then there is economic decline aren't the collapse and also the infrastructure so i mean i think it we are really really hope also for things that are moving on right. there's been a gear and we have seen positive s

the city and a border two days of u.n. brokered talks between yemeni government officials and you see leaders have ended without an agreement the meeting was aimed at finding a way forward on the withdrawal of rival forces from the port city of who data but who sees are reportedly refusing to begin withdrawing until other parts of the peace deal implemented the u.n. special envoy to yemen martin griffiths will begin a new round of talks with both sides starting on saturday. tropical storm public has made landfall insult in thailand bringing heavy rain and winds to over twelve provinces airports and schools have closed as forecasters are predicting waves of up to five meters high hundreds of people have been taken to shelters set up by the government florence louie has been following developments from the island of coasts and louis for us florence how well prepared are they for the full arrival of the storm system. well the official start of preparation several days ago and they they were ready evacuation centers that can ta

u.n. team tasked with overseeing the truce in the yemeni port city of her data stepping down retired dutch general patrick amat is leaving his post just one month after his arrival reasons aren't clear it comes as a u.n. envoy for yemen marty griffin has confirmed the timeline from both warring parties to withdraw from her data at a prisoner swap deal has been perspire own for now. the french president has criticized egypt's human rights record during a visit to cairo and what micron says the situation has worsened during president of all federal since his time and are the reports now from perth. so far emanuel macross first trip to egypt is proving to be a delicate balancing act the french president wants to boost cooperation and trade with cairo while delivering a strong message on human rights and what president since he came to paris in october twenty seventeen we had a long discussion about that and i think things have not gone in the right direction since then since that time there have been bloggers journalists and activists who've been imprisoned that is a reality and though i have

u.n. special envoy for yemen is trying to preserve the cease fire deal in the key port city of her data martin griffiths met with the issue three in saudi led coalition delegations in the city and urged both sides to withdraw a new outbreak of fighting between the two sides is threatening to unravel the deal struck in sweden last month. this report. the ceasefire intraday there appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the saudi and emirate he led military coalition are on the move took up certain areas near the who think controlled capital sana'a u.n. envoy martin griffiths met who think a mound to plead with them to maintain the whole day to cease fire which began six weeks ago the hands of the rebels political council told the u.n. envoy that saudi arabia is undermining the truce no economic our our focus is to consolidate the front lines our success will depend on what we will achieve militarily. this is the retired dutch general who was given the job of ensuring the delicate cea

u.n. supported peace process that started in sweden has led to a fragile cease fire in the strategic port city of her data and while the level of overall violence there has been reduced the u.n. has expressed disappointment that much needed humanitarian corridors have still not been established how much does either. tropical storm made landfall in southern thailand bringing heavy rain and winds over twelve provinces airports and schools have closed as forecasters are predicting waves of up to five meters high various services have also been cancelled while bangkok airways stopped all flights to and from some of the airports hundreds of people have been taken to shelters set up by the government saudi arabia says eleven suspects in the murder of the journalist from our show g. have appeared in court for the first time state prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for five of the defendants but no names have been released it's not known if two recently dismissed senior officials linked to mohammed bin cell man are among those charged u.s. prosecutors are met turkish officials in ankara to disc

u.n. brokered truce in the yemeni port city of data stepping down after just a month on the job it's unclear why retired general patrick is leaving he'll be replaced by a danish general who led a peacekeeping mission in mali the u.n. envoy for yemen motm griffith is urging warring parties to withdraw all troops from the data quickly after they missed the january seventh target agreed your increased troops last month. now supreme court judges in pakistan are hearing an appeal against their acquittal of a christian woman who was sentenced to death a blasphemy. spend eight years on death row and sold in the prophet muhammad acquittal last october spawning death threats nationwide riots by one just party supporters on their appeal for review of that decision of the joins us outside the supreme court in his town about come on so we're still waiting on the supreme court verdict time porton does this ruling. the ruling invade crew shirt because blood for me laws in this country have become controversial and have led to many dead not right now where door that that supreme court had started dating th

u.n. brokered truce in the yemeni port city of her data is stepping down after just a month in the job it's unclear why retired dutch general patrick coming out is leaving they were replaced by a danish general who led a peacekeeping mission in mali the u.n. envoy for yemen martin griffiths is urging warring parties to withdraw all troops from her data quickly after they missed the january seventh target agreed during peace talks last month. now pakistan's supreme court is hearing an appeal in a blasphemy case that sparked riots last year a christian woman b.b. was acquitted in october after spending eight years on death row she was sentenced to death for insulting the prophet muhammad a supreme court dismissal of the conviction led to nationwide protests and death threats against the mother of five so expect her to leave pakistan if the appeal is rejected will come on joins us now from islamabad come outside portland is this supreme court ruling on which way is it likely to go do we think. this it indeed. ok because the blasphemy issue is something that has been a double edged sword headed

u.n. agencies and local donors have set up tent communities all around the city but many people here tell us they're tired of waiting and have chosen to cross over to the united states illegally. also from hundreds sell cigarettes at the shelter he says he plans to join dozens of others in the coming days and jump the border fence. on the pill i don't have a number i didn't ask for one i'm waiting i've been waiting a long time what i want is to cross let it be god's will my dream is to find work and provide for my family. crossing into the u.s. illegally carries its own risks a few days ago when migrant drowned trying to swim around the border wall his body was found the next day by authorities in california for those who choose to stay in the new year only promises more uncertainties and no guarantees that their long wait will end in the united states. do you want to. amend their prime minister shake a cena has rejected calls for a new vote after being declared a landslide when a in sunday's election play say at least seventeen people have been killed including seven from the ruling part

united nations convoy has come under fire in yemen the incident taking place in the city of ho died or shortly after the u.n. security council approved an expansion of its mission seeing overseeing the cease fire there over convoy included the head. all of that mission the retired dutch general patrick campbell no one was hurt in the shooting start yet known who fired the shots now this port city has been under a fragile truce since mid december after fierce battles between who's the rebels and saudi backed government forces the warring parties have accused each other of truce violations but u.n. officials say the cease fire has largely held. for the very latest let's bring in nasser robbi he's a yemeni journalist joining us from the capital sana good morning and thanks for being with us on what more can you tell us about this incident. thank you very much intact and none none of the nothing you got until you lot of then you said because the most in both english you know about who was behind it again fire is not known and did know. about the. sound of the amount of about forces and these cues that are in fa

news around the world thousands of people have protested in guatemala city against president jim o'dowd as his attempt to close a u.n. anti corruption commission the bodies been investigating what are his campaign financing what alice cues did of overstepping its duties and threatened to end its mission early tomatoes constitutional court overruled his decision but went out as he says he will not honor that ruling. in the seventeen people have died in a fire in a drug rehab clinic in ecuador the blaze started web page and set fire to much uses in an attempt to escape from the facility located in the city of quiet quid police say the clinic didn't have the necessary permits to operate. in the us the storm has dumped up to eight inches of snow across missouri illinois iowa and indiana it's expected to expand in the next few days bringing rain and snow to a three thousand kilometer stretch of the country including virginia and washington d.c. . this is the of love david bug areas kicked off it's the gherkin capital of culture nearly fifty thousand people gathered on the main square to watch the opening festivities of d

coalition in yemen has struck ten hooty training camps outside the key port city of the data more fighting is threatening a u.n. backed cease fire deal agreed in sweden last month the u.n. special envoy is in hard data to try to preserve the troops in the u.s. some republican and democratic politicians are trying once again to stop the trumpet ministration from supporting the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen when yemenis see made in us on the bombs that are killing them it tells them that the united states of america is responsible for this war. this is not a message the united states should be sending to the world the united states should not be supporting a catastrophic war led by a despotic saudi regime with. an irresponsible military policy. over the threat posed by iran the us they go back to school. those are the headlines. now it's back to. some remote villages in the atlas mountains in central morocco offer no means for men to support their families so they're forced to leave them for long periods to do agricultural work or city jobs long distances the way they send money back home but this is a h

in the old city of mosul u.n. estimated 600 isis fighters and 60,000 civilians.that is an incredible ratio, for everyone isis fighter killed, you killed 60 civilians. killed or injured 60 civilians. human rights watch now estimates that 1 million iraqis that are missing in iraq. that's a lot of people. we don't talk about that. we're not looking at what happens five years from now, what happens ten years from now, what's happening now? so if we pull out of syria it is a win for iran, a win for russia, i went for assad, when for isis. it's a defeat for kurdish allies. it is a win for a nato ally that's acting like a nato ally, and the president runs the risk of doing -- or doing what he said obama did in 2008. president trump said obama pulled out of iraq too soon and it led to the rise of isis. if the president pulls out of syria, he is facing an isis resurgent ahead of the 2020 elections, and we are seeing that. isis is alive and well and iraq, in syria, in previously held territory. there still an isis present on the border. the thing about this is, the preside

city of her data the u.a.e. foreign minister said the coalition is ready to use calibrated force to push the heavies out of her data as part of a u.n. sponsored cease fire deal the coalition has been trying to retake the city and they've been trying to do that since june well earlier i spoke to peter solsbury a senior analyst on yemen with the international crisis group he says a deal done to withdraw from her data isn't working because both sides of the conflict of interpreted it differently the deal that was made in stockholm last summer between these reserves to the internationally recognized yemen so the redeploying their forces from inside the date of july the ports the north and that they would be replaced by quote unquote local forces the government interpreted that to mean one thing which was in effect their guys would come in and who these in terms of the other way which was that they were going to take their frontline fighting forces out and replace them with police forces. loyal to them and that's been a real bone of contention and the issue is really bad they can't come soon agreement over what those local forces look l

most of that aid into yemen goes through the port city of a dado where people say shelling continues despite a u.n. backed truce if the fighters agree to hand over control of the data to local coast guards who are being overseen by the un as part of that recent deal but some in the data say they do these aren't abiding by the truce jim june explains in her data optimism however cautious it may have been has turned into confusion despite a u.n. back to truce there are reports shelling is still going on some residents accuse her three rebels of failing to hand over control of the port city as they have promised to do as part of the recently signed agreement in sweden and. the talks about handing over the port of her data is a farce directed by the who the militias and with an international cover. on saturday video emerged showing some who the rebels who controlled the port for much of the almost four year conflict boarding trucks and departing according to the un the who these have indeed pulled back. by the next day others said that was simply not the case. the rebels claim yesterday that the hande

u.n. agrees to send a team of monitors to support the yemen cease fire and the vital port city of data . and it's down to the wire in the peruvian desert as the world's toughest driving competition reaches its final stage to stay with us. through tranquil arabian canyons. and the long carefree winters in affiliation gondola. well we have been talking about the big storm here in the eastern part of the mediterranean with the rains the winds as well as the snow but also we're dealing with some just storm conditions across parts of egypt take a look yesterday a what cairo was dealing with it's not only cairo but also the port cities on the red sea some of those port cities actually had to close their ports because of visibility had been so low in the region now that same weather system is making its way towards the east that we are dealing with visibility dropping in many locations across that area as that system is also pushing east here across parts of the arabian peninsula many cities have dropped their visibility is in some locations down to less than one kilometer in some locations les

people in the yemeni port city of a day to say shelling is still going on despite a u.n. backed truce who say fighters agreed to under the control of a date or to a local coast guard to be overseen by the u.n. sponsored a recent deal and the government about by a saudi an erotic coalition says that hasn't happened and the homage on june reports in her data optimism however cautious it may have been has turned into confusion despite a u.n. back to truce there are reports shelling is still going on. some residents accuse her the rebels of failing to hand over control of the port city as they have promised to do as part of the recently signed agreement in sweden. the talks about handing over the port of her diet is a farce directed by the who the militias and with an international cover. on saturday video emerged showing some who the rebels who controlled the port for much of the almost four year conflict boarding trucks and departing according to the un the who these have indeed pulled back by the next day others said that was simply not the case. the rebels claim yesterday

u.n. special envoy to yemen is in the data trying to preserve the fragile cease fire. delegations and both sides to withdraw port city. and as well as supreme court has barred self declared interim president one door from leaving the country and has frozen his assets. not china's leaders have reason to be especially concerned about the turmoil in venezuela it's regarded as china's staunchest ally in south america a friendship that's been underpinned by huge loans investments and weapons china correspondent adrian brown. they were jumping for joy when president nicolas maduro was lost in china four months ago but today the leadership here is not excited about the prospect of venezuela without him at the helm. china is venezuela's biggest creditor has invested heavily in its oil industry and regards president maduro as its strongest ally in south america china has lent more money to venezuela upwards of sixty billion dollars than it has to any other country in the world it's probably been repaid up to two thirds of that but that leaves anywhere in the neighborhood of twenty to thirty billion dollars venezuela china ana

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city of. well the u.n. yemen envoy martin griffiths has been meeting both sides over the past week in a bid to keep the. her data is a vital source for humanitarian aid into the country and we will be crossing live to the united nations as soon as martin griffiths begins to speak for now we can cross refer to james bays he's our diplomatic editor he's joining us from the united nations james so what do we expect griffiths to be saying and what can we expect the un assessment to be of how well the parties are implementing the stockholm agreements. well the un security council about to meet in the next few moments is taking this extremely seriously they've asked very unusually for one week updates from martin griffiths on the situation on the ground this is the latest one week update and it shows that the situation is still very fragile on the ground the un monitors yes some of them are in place according to this one week report thirty nine monitors have their visas nor in place in yemen another twenty eight