u.n. special envoy to yemen martin griffith sais he once so ideally talks between the two sides before the end of the year and all these over the course of the foreign secretary of the united states as well as the visit by the british foreign secretary all part of trying to exert more pressure on so did it and its allies to actually come. to some sort of conclusion that they need to sit down and talk so they are all on and also. the government of up the government so hard the ready to talk to all the fights is now however these dips suspicions between the two a lot of animosity and the whole these do not view particularly the united states and the united kingdom us honest brokers they actually believe them to be for us all of the complex because of the huge sells to so that if you and its allies and also military support they're giving in terms of military advisers who are in the war rooms where these attacks being planned from and writing on the washington post in an op ed just a few days ago. who the leader or this supreme revolutionary council of the horses said this so the leadership i

action plan that picks up where many others have failed it provides what the u.n. envoy described as a clear path forward for libya it is a path down which the libyans themselves not the international community must lead . but the timeline is tight in a resource rich country riven with often violent internal rivalries and with foreign powers backing up. was it sides to serve their own conflicting interests the problem of conference saw no written commitments nothing signed the u.n. envoy is a clear path forwards than appears to be based on little more than trust jonah how al-jazeera palermo italy. time to introduce our guests now joining us from tripoli is salah. a political analyst and former senior adviser to the negotiating team of the high council of states and into ness in neighboring tunisia us of sharif a recession in international relations welcome to you both seller can i start with you in tripoli does palermo in this plan for a consultative conference to be held inside libya early next year followed by elections by june of next year does this instill you with a

the u.n. envoy for yemen is in the capital sanaa to me two of the leaders in the latest push for talks to end the civil war on griffith's visit comes as save the children says around eighty five thousand kids under the age of five may have died from extreme congress instance saudi doing a coalition began in say campaign. and a british academic in the u.a.e. has been sentenced to a knife in prison after being convicted of spying matthew had his has been in detention for six months britain's foreign minister says had just sent sentencing won't hurt the u.k.'s relationship with the u.a.e. . prisoners in the syrian city of hama on hunger strike eleven political detainees have been told they'll be executed for taking part in peaceful demonstrations into. then a hard everything. from inside hama central prison an appeal for help detainees and now it's an open ended hunger strike more than a week ago to protest against the verdicts by a syrian court eleven inmates the latest to be handed death sentences fo

u.n. special envoy is a sense says he hopes the meeting will help libyans find a clear path to democracy. the libyan people deserve. a life that is much better than the one they are now under. and to see that the international community can gather. a unified message to them that it is high time they take their destiny in their own hands with our support. is crucial. and. will be remembered as a milestone in this common effort to help our b.m. friends. are italian prime minister just seppi conti says it is important for libyans to be part of the election process. perspective. we want to reassure and ensure six million libyan citizens men and women who wish to vote to decide their destiny and have stability with the united libya a stable libya looking forward to reach these goals libya is our friend we have been linked for a long time. john howard has more from polymer in sicily. well this was a conference that involved thirty countries but the only crucial meeting really was between two men and their foreign backers for the for after the renegade general who controls the east of libya ther

u.n. special envoy. convinced the rebels to attend peace talks next month griffiths has been visiting the port city of. saudi iraq a coalition forces have been battling for control there. voting is underway in taiwan's local elections which are being seen as a test for president saying when she joined the queues as you can see in taipei to cast her ballot about nineteen million eligible voters will choose more than eleven thousand local officials and decide on ten referendum questions one of them is whether to become the first place in asia to allow gay marriage another one which china is watching closely is about changing the island's name from chinese taipei to taiwan international sporting events around following the elections joining us from taipei so they're seen as the largest in taiwan some even calling their mid terms adrian how significant are they for the president's future. well i think they could be probably quite significant to the moment where i say a school an elementary school here in the

the u.n. envoy for libya says renegade general is committed to a un action plan to end seven years of fighting libya's rival leaders and other foreign powers indorse the plan during a conference in sicily it is the latest attempt to bring all parties together after a similar talks in paris in made. the libyan people deserve. a life that is much better than the one they are now under. and to see that the international community can gather. a unified message to them that it is high time they take their destiny in their own hands. with our support. is crucial. and palermo will be remembered as a milestone in this common effort to help our young friend. perspective. we want to reassure and ensure six million libyan citizens men and women who wish to vote to decide they destiny and have stability with the united libya a stable libya looking forward to reach these goals libya is our friend we have been linked for a long time john how has more on this now from palermo where the talks were held. well this w

the center of gravity of the u.n. envoy to. talk about the u.n. . report says whether events will cost the economy billions of dollars. of global warming. hello pressure is growing on the u.s. president to act on intelligence reports suggesting the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of journalists. to lead the house intelligence committee when the newly elected members take office says donald trump's response will become part of an investigation. from washington. it should come as no surprise that democrats say that they're going to investigate the way that the trumpet ministration has been conducting its business once they come to power in the house in early january but when it comes to the murder of jamal khashoggi the incoming chair of the house intelligence committee adam schiff of california says that it's very important to understand just what the u.s. intelligence community knows about his murder what it still can't verify or answer and what the trump white house has been doing in response to credible evidence schiff says that it is too ea

u.n. special envoy visit to her data has achieved so far. u.n. special envoy martin has managed to get some form commitment from both parties in the conflict in yemen to peace talks to be held december in sweden he visited the port city of. the management. of more than seventy percent of the country's imports including aid go through the un wants some sort of supervisory role in the management of the port on the. intense pressure to hung over the management of the ports to a third party. managed to get the. agreement of the management of the port to talks about how the u.n. can get some sort of a role in the management of the port there seems to be consensus building all around within the international community for peace talks to be hauled it's the only way it's believed that yemen kundra tongue to peace and also the humanitarian crisis in the country can be resolved these a lot of pressure on not only the fighters on the pro-government alliance but also the sodium supporting the government in yemen all the humanitarian crisis in who data is dire

he is the u.n. envoy for libya had earlier wanted elections to take place in in december this year because of the recent violence has talked about putting that off until next summer we'll have more developments on that as and when they happen let's go back to the whole now in palermo so john you were just hearing there. from the italian prime minister reaffirming. their commitment to libya's future and laying out the priorities certainly as far as italy is concerned. yes i think what we've heard there are certainly positive words from the italian prime minister and crucially from the u.n. envoy son sell in may as well at the conclusion of this conference mr sullum a saying in his view it was a success he's rarely seen such a spirit of cordiality and cohesion among the key players of course we had earlier today a meeting between the u.n. backed prime minister in tripoli are surrounded and khalifa haftar the renegade general who controls the east the first time they've met since may we've seen pictures of t

for talks martin griffith the u.n. envoy has been to send his talk to the healthy leaders there he's due to go to her data later today has he made any progress to get them to sit down for talks. or not in good faith is very hopeful about there will be talks between the warring in yemen early december in sweden what he has said is that he has gotten a commitment from both purtiest that they will be up time being and as in going forward to give assurances to their all these they would not only be allowed to leave the country but they will also be allowed to come back on but he has gotten this commitment from the sodium without ticklish and of course he is leading the biggest diplomatic push in the past two years for a negotiated settlement to the conflict in the yemen days of feeling within the international community the united nations the united states european countries that there is a need to stop this war now to stop the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding in yemen spiraling farther into a catastrophe thank you that is m

yes a little earlier today we heard from the u.n. envoy some. unveiling essentially a new sort of roadmap or timeline towards elections in libya hoped to take place by the middle of next year now this is a road map i think we'll be hearing more about over the next twenty four hours or so it was expected to be unveiled here at this conference picking up where a whole series of u.n. and western led initiatives have failed in the past the most recent of which of course a french initiative in may to hold elections just next month last week the u.n. officially abandoned that path as being too ambitious with the u.n. envoy wants to see what he calls a national conference taking place early next year in libya bringing together all the libyan actors asking them and getting them to decide on what sort of electoral process they want that what sort of elections they want to hold a presidential parliamentary they haven't even got an electoral law at this point that's got to be sorted out and then for a vote to take place by june well it's a pretty ambitious

the u.n. envoy to syria says the latest talks involving iran russia and turkey to end the war are a missed opportunity that fonda mr a says he's disappointed with the failure to agree on a constitutional committee. supporters of prime minister rana work on a single have pushed through a vote in parliament to cut funding for the man who replaced him. in zimbabwe opposition leader nelson chamisa has called for a nationwide protest against the government's the ruling zanu p.f. party is warning any deaths during the protests will be the opposition's fault post-election rallies in august saw six people killed. joining us from the capital harare how big are the protests expected to be. well the march had started the numbers required to detect a couple of thousand people or maybe currently marching right now of this is needed say the march is about the economy it's been a year since the former president robert mugabe was forced from power by the army and the new leader president musselman and i will promis

to be fair many people thought it was unworkable right from the start with this new plan by the u.n. envoylooks at the possibility of a national conference to take place in libya early next year so that the libyans themselves can decide what sort of election they want to hold what sort of system they want to see parliamentary or presidential they don't even have an electoral nor as yet that's going to be finalized as well and then a period in which a vote may take place between may and june of next year it's a pretty tight timeline in itself i think one of the biggest questions that will emerge here and hopefully be answered is quite how this country can achieve that sort of timeline so riven with violence with divisions among ethnic groups among warring militias town from town region from region and with foreign powers weighing in as well apparently pulling the country in opposite directions take a look now at my reporter looking at the outlines of this summit and some of the complexities of the libya situation. when nato bombs help rebel fighters to open throat gadhafi in two thousand an

u.n. special envoys visit has achieved. u.n. special envoy martin griffiths says he has managed to get some form commitment from both parties in the conflict in yemen to peace talks to be held december in sweden he visited the port city of. the management. of today where more than seven percent of the country's imports including aid go through the un want some sort of supervisory role in the management of the port on the whole thing under intense pressure too hung over the management of the ports to a third party amounting to food safety is managed to get the. agreement of the management of the port to talks about how the u.n. can get some sort of a role in the management of the port there seems to be consensus building all around within the international community for peace talks to behold it's the only way it's believed that yemen come to a ton to peace and also the humanitarian crisis in the country can be resolved these a lot of pressure on not only the fighters on the pro-government alliance but also the sodium supporting th

it's important to be here because your day there is the center of gravity of the u.n. envoy to yemen visits the port city of the day the us says he secured an agreement paving.

also ahead the u.n. envoy for yemen is due in the port city of per day where the u.s. says the saudi u.a.e. coalition has stopped its offensive plus. the negotiations are now is a critical moment to speak to britain's prime minister lays out her works of plan to parliament ahead of a crucial vote on sunday. hello donald trump is once again going against his own intelligence agency over the death of saudi journalist. the us president says a cia assessment there's not conclude that crown prince mohammed bin son man ordered the murder of. trump's comments come as a turkish news website says the cia has a recording of a phone call and which one hundred been selma and gave instructions to quote silence. as soon as possible meanwhile turkey are calling for those responsible to be held accountable shortly we'll go to stumble but first our white house correspondent kelly holcomb is joining us from washington d.c. to tell us what more trump is saying. well as you point out the president continues to cast doubt on the assessment of his own intelligence agency even as the turkish

the u.n. envoy for yemen has arrived in the capital sana'a to meet her three leaders in the latest push for political talks between warring sides martin griffiths wants to stop an oil out conflict in the port city of the data which is vital for the supply of aid. were going to refugees in bangladesh are in limbo after a patry ation deal between dhaka and the mian government was put on hold more than seven hundred thousand of them fled their homeland last year after a crackdown by me and mass military many are demanding justice for the atrocities committed against them one hundred gem jhoom as the story of one woman. refugee mom. the scars may be healing but the pain is constant. point about i'm not even i am i one of the my husband was shot and killed three of my children had their throat slit and then they hacked their bodies to pieces left one of them will say you know well mom tas recalls how in august two thousand and seventeen being moore's military attacked her village of tula tolly rights gro

would you be here because your day there is the center of gravity of this when the u.n. envoy to yemen visits the port city of the day that says he secured an agreement paving the way for the for the rebels to attend talks. at this time of year the temperatures are dropping below zero and the waters are rising we join a bosnian border patrol on the watch for a migrants who are risking their lives hoping for a better future. hello pressure is growing on the u.s. president to act on intelligence reports suggesting the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of journalist. the democrats have to leave the house intelligence committee when the newly elected members take office says donald trump's response will become part of an investigation rosalyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . it should come as no surprise that democrats say that they're going to investigate the way that the trumpet ministration has been conducting its business once they come to power in the house in early january but when it comes to the murder of jamal khashoggi the incoming chair of the house intelligen

action plan that picks up where many others have failed it provides what the u.n. envoy described as a clear path forward for libya it is a path down which the libyans themselves not the international community must lead . but the timeline is tight in a resource rich country riven with often violent internal rivalries and with foreign powers backing. was it sides to serve their own conflicting interests the palermo conference saw no written commitments nothing signed the un envoy is a clear path forwards then appears to be based on little more than trust jonah how al-jazeera italy. international diabetes federation says four hundred twenty five million people around the world suffer from the disorder and that number is expected to rise as one in two adults with the condition remain undiagnosed the middle east and north africa region has the second highest rate after north america and the caribbean more than thirty nine million people are diabetic across the region that's expected to reach sixty seven million over the next thirty years the countries in the gulf with the h

the u.n. envoy for yemen is in the capital sanaa to meet who is the leaders in the latest push for talks between warring sides on griffith's wants to stop conflicts in the port city of data which is a crucial supply route into the country an estimated eighty five thousand children under the age of five may have died from extreme hunger or disease since the civil war broke out in yemen in twenty fifteen that's according to the charity save the children more on that in just a moment but first this report from ahmed abdullah who is monitoring the conflicts in yemen from neighboring djibouti. kushal to solve human swore on not just those hit by the bombs and bullets their comic impact has been catastrophic for the general population food supplies have been disrupted prices have gone up and millions of people are now living with the effects of malnutrition. is weak and severely malnourished she is ten months old but weighs just three kilograms the wheat over a newly born baby. been sick since she was bor

hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from doha denis also coming up the u.n. envoy to yemen's in the port city of a day there where the u.s. says the saudi coalition has stopped its offensive. the wife of a british citizen handed a life sentence for spying in the u.a.e. accuses the gulf state of fabricating evidence. here calling for those responsible for the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi to be held accountable. says it wants the suspects to be tried in turkey and that it will seek an independent international investigation if saudi arabia fails to cooperate with the turkish foreign minister criticize the trumpet ministrations position on the case. for some reason some countries of displayed a tendency to cover it up because of individual interests this is a matter which still carries many questions that have not been answered yet it's important there are answers are provided the shocking murder premeditated murder one that cannot be condoned cannot be accepted by anyone has to be investigated fully and facts must be revealed and the matter of the order

at the u.n. envoy has been to. talk to the leader he's due to go to the day to day has he made any progress to get them to sit down for talks. with is very hopeful that there will be talks between the warring in yemen december in sweden what he has said is that he has gotten a commitment from both that they will be attending and as we've been going forward to give assurances to the old days they would not only be allowed to leave the content but they will also be allowed to come back on that he has gotten this commitment from the sodium it out to a coalition of course he is leading the biggest diplomatic push in the past two years. for a negotiated settlement to the conflict in the yemen days a feeling within the international community the united nations the united states european countries that the ease and need to stop this war now to stop the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding in yemen spiraling father into a catastrophe thank you.

u.n. special envoy to yemen has arrived in the contested port city of her day after holding talks with jose rebels in the capital sana'a pro-government forces backed by the saudi emirates a coalition have been trying to seize for data from the rebels for months as well how the dough reports from neighboring djibouti martin griffith says both sides have pledged to attend peace talks in sweden next month. un special envoy martin griffiths his efforts to launch peace talks collapsed last september now he's back in yemen trying to get a farm commitment from the warring parties to a cease fire and a new round of talks is an opportunity to try and build trust ahead of the peace talks and sweet as we know we when you have peace talks you need to speak to the various people to open back channels up lines of communication to build up trust ahead of almost talks to try and make sure that people will attend but then they also listen to what the other side has to say their ongoing fighting in the port city of what they the however risks upset to this partial and voice efforts to bring the warring parti

back to watching al jazeera live from the headquarters in doha also coming up the u.n. envoy is due to visit the yemeni port city of a day where fighting continues despite claims the saudi u.a.e. coalition has pause its offensive the wife of a british citizen handed on lie sentence for spying in the u.a.e. accuses the gulf state of fabricating evidence plus the refugees call it their game but it's the game. the european union is back on the suffering i'm david. thank you for joining us the european union and turkey calling for those responsible for the murder of saudi journalists. to be held accountable at the same time and current says it wants the suspects to be tried in turkey the turkish government has said of saudi arabia's officials do not cooperate it will seek an independent international investigation speaking to reporters earlier the turkish foreign minister criticize the trump administration's position in the case. for some reason some countries of displayed a tendency to cover it up because of individual interests this is a matter which still carries many question

u.n. special envoy to yemen is expected to travel to a full day after a slowdown in fighting iran the port city martin griffiths met be a few feet rebel leader in the capital sanaa and a renewed push for peace talks in sweden next month. more than half a million of public sector workers staged a nationwide protest on thursday demanding pay increases wage payments for a civil servants accounting for fifteen percent of the state budget but with inflation soaring workers say they can no longer make ends meet marianna hong has more. was from the capital tunis to the city both did the city that gave birth to the arab spring around two thirds of a million people stopped work. was public sector workers went on strike after negotiations between the powerful trade union that represents them and the government failed they want baser wages but they say them marching for old to mizzi and her engineering soaring living costs and high unemployment it's an enormous you hold it here and people here don't have enough to buy even the most basic food especially those with children you cannot imagine how diff

as the world learned of the probable extent of the country's humanitarian crisis the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths arrived in the rebel held capital sanaa for talks with who the rebels he said both sides in yemen have agreed to attend peace talks soon to end the country's civil war. but the fighting is still raging in her data and other areas making life a daily struggle for people in yemen. i am better than a lot about when i make breakfast i pray that we'll be able to have lunch and when lunch comes i wonder what we'll have for supper. and when you go to sleep you start thinking dear gods what am i going to feed them tomorrow. peace talks have been scheduled for early december in sweden but similar if it's in the past have failed to produce any agreement to stop the violence. we're now in germany and as the concentration camp of the world forgot one of the last survivors has been talking with g.w. about her experiences there she never used land of fear eka met with lucida. who was sent there from poland the upper mark camp north of berlin was built to punish teenage gir

as the world learned of the probable extent of the country's humanitarian crisis the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths arrived in the rebel held kept us also now for talks with with the rebels he said both sides in yemen have agreed to attend peace talks soon to end the country's civil war. but the fighting is still raging in her data and other areas making life a daily struggle for people in yemen but am i any better than a lot about when i make breakfast i pray that we'll be able to have lunch and when lunch comes i wonder what we'll have for supper. and when you go to sleep you start thinking india gods what's my going to feed them tomorrow the heart of. peace talks have been scheduled for early december in sweden but similar if it's in the past have failed to produce any agreement to stop the violence. fans of history can now become digital time travellers and step back into the days of the roman empire rome reborn as the largest computer simulation in the world so far for years u.s. researchers have been working on recreating the entire city as it stood about seventeen h

the u.n. envoy for yemen says the country's government and who's the rebels have agreed to meet in sweden the talks are aimed at ending the three year war that has pushed the poorest country in the arab world to the brink of famine. thousands of migrants from central america have begun arriving at the northern border of mexico hoping to make it to the united states resources are limited and local communities is struggling to cope with the new arrivals tensions between migrants and some local residents arising. kareena is exhausted but she and her five children have arrived in. the city shelters are already full so they have to sleep on the street. children are tired from all the walking we had to do. and because we didn't have anything to eat. we asked for someplace to stay but we ended up having to sleep on the street they said a place to stay would cost twenty pesos around of a day pass for. the first four hundred migrants who arrived in want to set up camp on the beach alongside the border fence

u.n. special envoy to yemen has welcomed to hear his decision to stop drone and missile strikes against the sound led coalition iran backed rebels also say they are ready for a broader a ceasefire if the coalition quote wants peace comes as yemen saudi backed government has also confirmed it will take part in the u.n. backed talks in sweden nation this month my motto reports from neighboring. these are the kind of attacks the voters say will lead ballistic missiles fired into so that it be a from across the south of the border in the. whole the president of the whole thing supreme revolutionary committee said we are now so initiatives by calling on the yemeni official forty's to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the u.s. so the countries and their allies in yemen in order to stop any just difficulty for their continued aggression or siege while preparing to freeze or stop military operations on all fronts to reach a just an honorable peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen. after we started using missile attacks and we started to target saudi forces near the borde

as the world learned of the probable extent of the country's humanitarian crisis the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths arrived in the rebel held kept us also now for talks with with the rebels he said both sides in yemen have agreed to attend peace talks soon to in the country's civil war. but the fighting is still raging in her data and other areas making life a daily struggle for people in yemen well i knew better than i thought about it when i make breakfast i pray that we'll be able to have lunch and when lunch comes i wonder what we'll have for supper. and when you go to sleep you start thinking dear gods what's my going to feed them to morrow. of our. peace talks have been scheduled for early december in sweden but similar if it's in the past have failed to produce any agreement to stop the violence. we have some football news for you now the former chelsea striker didier drogba has announced his retirement at the age of forty. one for premier league titles and champions league in two glittering spells chelsea his career also took him to china canada and the u.s. dugout

as the world learned of the probable extent of the country's humanitarian crisis the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths arrived in the rebel held kept us all somali for talks with who the rebels he said both sides in yemen have agreed to attend peace talks soon to end the country's civil war. but the fighting is still raging in her data and other areas making life a daily struggle for people in yemen. i added that is that a lot about when i make breakfast i pray that we'll be able to have lunch and when lunch comes i wonder what we'll have to supper. and when you go to sleep you start thinking i did god's what's my going to feed them some are oh. peace talks have been scheduled for early december in sweden but similar if it's in the past have failed to produce any agreement to stop the violence. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. iraqi prime minister added i've been met he has met with kurdish leader masoud barzani in baghdad that's a sign of a thaw in relations between the two sides all ties soured after a failed kurdish bid for independence from b

as the world learned of the probable extent of the country's humanitarian crisis the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths arrived in the rebel held kept us also now for talks with with the rebels he said both sides in yemen have agreed to attend peace talks soon to in the country's civil war. but the fighting is still raging in her data and other areas making life a daily struggle for people in yemen. and it better than a lot about when i might breakfast i pray that we'll be able to have lunch and when lunch comes i wonder what we'll have for supper. and when you go to sleep you start thinking india gods what's my going to feed them tomorrow the heart of. peace talks have been scheduled for early december in sweden but similar if it's in the past have failed to produce any agreement to stop the violence. still to come here on d w of the board of car maker nissan sachs imprisoned to carlos colon as chairman ben sizzle and will tell us what it means for the future of the car making alliance in just a minute. but first today is an important anniversary for fans of pop music just lo

u.n. special envoy martin could if it is leading the biggest diplomatic push in two years for a negotiated settlement to the conflict in the yemenis expected to arrive later in the day together with the u.n. humanitarian coordinator for yemen lisa ground and they are going to be looking at how to get both sides not only to commit to a cease fire but also to peace talks aimed for later in the year mohammed abdul reporting there from djibouti meanwhile the british foreign minister has defended his country. despite calls by opposition m.p.'s and activists to stop supplying riyadh. far from helping them there would be no visit by the u.k. foreign secretary to saudi arabia last week no opportunity to have a frank and sometimes difficult conversation with the crown prince no trip to terror on because their reason for talking to us is because we have a relationship with the saudis no to be no support across the table for a security council resolution so british influence far from being able to bring both sides together would reduce to zero and that is why the right thing to prostitute with respec

u.n. special envoy for yemen is heading to riyadh on monday he's expected to hold talks with the country's exiled government the meeting will be martin griffiths the latest stop in the region after a meeting with senior proof the rebels in the yemeni port city of hadera the u.n. envoy is trying to broker a peace deal between the warring parties and pave the way for talks in sweden planned for early december. important steps towards peace were taken during this trip. took all his questions all questions were put to the leader of the revolution they were clear on says to promote peace you was very pleased with his visit he told me you returned with a good impression and he is well aware of the suffering of the yemeni people and the urgent need to make efforts for peace. we look forward to rap and peace you hope that his talk. with positive results and we are in constant contact in mexico talks are ongoing over a deal to manage thousands of asylum seekers gathering at the southern u.s. border president donald trump wants the central americans to stay in mexico while asylum claims are being he

u.n. special envoy g.m. is expected to go there sometime on thursday or friday earlier this week martin griffiths met the rebel leaders in the capital sanaa. alright let's not talk to our correspondent mohammed a day he is in nearby djibouti monitoring events in yemen which is just across the red sea and mohammed what's your understanding then of what the situation is on the ground in who data right now as we understand griffiths prepares to go there. well martin the residents of. these no meaningful cease fire to talk about their still sporadic collages between perches with each side blaming of all for firing the fos short when they announced that they were going to stop more drawn ballistic missile attacks against the who the fighters walk up to call that they still reserve the right to defend their positions with which they have been forced to fighting in the past days they have also been talking about. the other side cutting out attacks on their defenses and positions in the different frontlines in the c

u.n. special envoy to yemen has welcomed the decision to stop drone and missile strikes against the saudi led coalition but fighting is still being reported in the vital port city of data as well as other parts of the country in what could be a boost for peace yemen's internationally recognized government has confirmed it will take part in u.n. back talks in sweden later this month mohammed other reports from neighboring djibouti. these are the kind of all talks the whole to say will end ballistic missiles fired into so that it be a from across the south of the border in the. polls the president of the whole the supreme revolutionary committee said we are mounted our initiatives by calling on the yemeni official forty's to stop the launching of missiles and drones on the us so the country is on their allies in yemen in order to stop and it just difficult for their continued aggression or siege while preparing to freeze and stop military operations on all fronts to reach a just an honorable peace if they really want peace for the people of yemen. after we started using missile attacks and

i will apologies for that i will bring you that package that reports a bit later on the u.n. envoy yemen mohsin griffis pushing very hard to get all parties around the negotiating table next month the talks to try and resolve the three and a half year war in yemen one bring you some news from tunisia now more than half a million civil servants have gone on strike after the government in a powerful labor union failed to reach an agreement over pay tunisians want the government to honor last month's agreement to raise public wages at a time when inflation is a record high boots on the pressure from international lenders to freeze wages as art of reforms that would reduce the budget deficit public institutions were paralyzed by the strike or the minimal services were provided in hospitals. the number of migrants and refugees entering europe is at its lowest for five years a tough european stance has prevented many from entering but thousand stuck in limbo in bosnia tell of stories of brutality by croatian border police david chase who went to the border town of the hatch to find out m

u.n. special envoy saying the warring parties will attend talks in. britain's prime minister to resume a appoints a replacement brecht's it minister of more turmoil ahead from rebels in her own party. and not much cooperation on show at the apec summit china attacks president donald trump america first policy while the us defends trade tariffs against. the cia has concluded the saudi crown prince mohammed bin selma did order the killing of jamal khashoggi according to u.s. media reports the finding contradicts head on saudi claims that the saudi crown prince was not involved in the murder of the journalist of the country's consulate in istanbul last month mike hanna has more from washington. in recent days a number of members of congress have demanded that muhammad have been silent be held accountable either by way of tweets or in the case of senator bob corker during a debate about yemen in the senate i asked for our level briefing with maddest pompei oh and you know i asked for the comment assumes we get back to share with us what is happening with

the u.n. envoy for yemen has arrived in the capital sanaa to meet his the leaders in the latest push for talks between warring sides martin griffiths wants to stop an all out conflict in the port city of her data which is christian for supply of aid into the country russia has complained that there was outside pressure that influence the vote to elect the new president of interpol south korea's kim jong young was elected have head of the world's largest police agency after a strong endorsement by the u.s. secretary of state might compare. two more bodies have been found in northern california bringing the number of people killed in wildfires to. more than twelve hundred people a missing in the worst fires in the state's history rescue efforts may slow down as the cost of heavy rainfall over the next several days and that could lead to mud and deftly to fall over a child and making it harder to find survivors all right up to say the very latest headlines from. their world is next. this empty chair be

u.n. special envoy to yemen met truthy rebel leaders who are fighting to hold on to her data. u.s. troops on the southern border with mexico could be given permission to use lethal force if necessary to protect customs officials thousands of asylum seekers are gathering near the frontier with the united states but it could be months before they are allowed to attempt to cross over al-jazeera as john holdren isn't here wanna and joins us now john what else do we know about what the u.s. is planning. we can actually see most of it behind me you can see this concertina wire here which is sort of creating a bit of a funnel usually this crossing point for vehicles and pedestrians is completely open but they've tried to make a funnel and that's to stop any sort of mass of people from breaking through and trying to get into the united states between the cause also lots of officials here from the customs and border protection where the pedestrians are trying to go through as well that's also not normal here something that's happened over the last week or so they've really increased the pre

action that picks up where many others have failed it provides what the u.n. envoy described as a clear path forward for libya it is a part of town which the libyans themselves not the international community must lead. but the timeline is tight you know resource rich country riven with often violent internal rivalries and with foreign powers backing opposite sides to serve their own conflicting interests the palermo conference saw no written commitments nothing signed the un envoy is a clear path forwards than appears to be based on little more than trust john a whole al-jazeera coloma italy we are human rights chief has called on bangladesh's government to help as st patrick more than two thousand rang the muslims to me michelle bush says there is still a lack of accountability in myanmar and we're telling the rangar would endanger their lives jim has one after cox is bizarre. a dire warning issued by the un high commissioner for human rights michelle by chalet who in a statement on tuesday said that the return of or hinder refugees to me and more would constitute

u.n. special envoy to yemen says the warring parties will attend talks in sweden later this month after a pause and fighting in the besieged port city of data airstrikes have been relaunched by the saudi coalition against the rebels inside of the matter get to james base. to impede the charles when he brief the u.n. security council special envoy martin griffiths was talking up the prospects of yemeni peace talks due to take place soon in sweden it is a crucial moment for yemen i've received firm assurances from the leadership of the yemeni parties the governor of yemen of course first and then they are committed to attending these consultations i believe that genuine alike specked them to continue in that way and to. appear for those consultations and indeed so do the yemeni people who are desperate for a political solution to a war in which they are the main victims also briefing the security council the head of the world food programme who says the country is only months away from full scale famine david beasley had just forty eight hours earlier being in the main yemeni port of her da

the u.n. envoy for yemen's expected to go to the port city of her data where the u.s. says the saudi coalition has stopped its offensive. and our piece of tennis with all the day's sport as robert cubits a makes his returns of formula one eight years after almost losing is on a crash betting more later in the program. the e.u. and turkey have made renewed calls for those responsible for the murders saudi journalists are to be held accountable ankara says it wants the suspects to be tried in turkey and that it will seek an independent international investigation if saudi arabia fails to cooperate and the turkish foreign minister criticize the trump administration's position on the case. for some reason some countries have displayed a tendency to cover it up because of individual interests this is a matter which still carries many questions that have not been answered yet it's important there are answers are provided the shocking murder premeditated murder one that cannot be condoned cannot be accepted by anyone has to be investigated fully and facts must be revealed and

back the raj and the post conference press conference held by the italian prime minister and the u.n. envoy her son salomé was full of very positive sentiment they talked about that accordion will spirit of the they had rarely seen and talked about the agreement of the international community to fall in line behind a new u.n. sponsored plan leading to elections by the middle of next year preceded by a national conference in libya by the libyans themselves to decide on what sort of electoral process they want to see there were comments about security assurances that have been given on the security about the economic. issues and so on but very little detail about precisely what has been agreed and indeed whether anything at all has been written down and signed or whether essentially this is an agreement that exists between these two sides now based on trust based on the word of these two men and that is how things appear to fall down at the moment it's been declared a success by the u.n. envoy this conference and indeed by the italian prime minister quite what has emerged of substance is not

few days ago said he -- the houthis were prepared to sit down and talk through the efforts of the u.n envoy. and then the next day they fired a missile. lyse: is saudi arabia ready to agree to cease-fire to stop bombardment in civilian areas, including around hodeida? and the houthis will also stop firing missiles. are you willing to agree t that? mr. al-jubeir: we are in discussions about confidence building measures. lyse: would yoe-agree to a cere? mr. al-jubeir: i'm not going to convey what we will agree to and not agree to in a televiw.on interv with all the rpect, -- with all due respect that is not how , we operate. we have serious discussions about ending this crisis. we have worked with the yement governo move the process forward. every time an agreement was reached the houthis have reneged. lyse: you make it sod like saudi arabia has no responsibility for the entirety manager in crisis and suffering --he dire humanitarian crisis and the suffering of the yemeni people. mr. al-jubeir: we are the biggest provider of assistance -- lyse: overshadowed by the humanitarian cost of the war

the u.n. envoy for yemen has arrived in the capital sanaa to meet toothy leaders in the latest push for talks to end the civil war the visit by mark. save the children says around eighty five thousand kids under the age of five may have died from extrusion hunger since the saudi coalition began its campaign in yemen. a british academic in the u.a.e. has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of spying matthew hedges was arrested a divider airport after a two week recess visit. out of an address where refugees are in limbo after a controversial plan to repatriate them to me i'm a failed many of the ranger refugees in cults is bizarre say they're too afraid to go but to me i'm nearly three quarters of a million people fled the northern record in state last year after a crackdown by mere miles military at least six thousand seven hundred ranger were killed in that violence within just a month mohammed jam june has the story of one woman who survived the attacks. refugee. the scars may b