moving towards the presidential building so the situation is quite tense there backed by the united arab emirates trained by the united arab emirates and by them does the u.a.e. want to see yemen's breakup and if so why. the this situation complicates the coalition forces and what their stance is because as we know the saudi arabia and the u.a.e. there are within a correlation that's fighting the houthi rebels but when it comes to the south the stance is on opposite sides to some extent while saudi arabia is backing hedi and his government the u.a.e. has been backing the former governor of aden and a minister who was also sacked in may two thousand and seventeen by hedi break and both of these are very strong leaders in the south they have a lot of support and they are regarded as men so we can see from the situation and what's escalating in aden at the moment that saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are on opposite sides there have been reports that came out in may two thousand and seventeen as well that teddy and the u.a.e. are very angry with each other and there has been an escalation in a situation

the south of hardy and his prime minister off from southern yemen adding to the tension the united arab emirates is arming southern cyprus fighters despite being part of the sounding led coalition as helping president hadi battle who say it's a sauna bench of a ripples. yemen's prime minister says secessionists of steve in the port city u.a.e. did. not spare the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against the internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily in that situation. so you have a very important story. you're out there you even are now creating. and you're if you. will we. know that you have it's own you have your own lives. and the more. you're really hungry and i think we didn't want to repeat and based on current situation

southern port city of ada now the reuters news agency says the forces which are backed by the united arab emirates have confined the government of president of the rebel but the to the presidential palace the takeover comes after two days of fighting the. yemeni government is accusing saudi arabia of ignoring the action of the u.a.e. league forces now this is a new front in yemen civil war which has so far been dominated by fighting between president had these government and who the rebels are split has emerged in the saudi that coalition that supports had the u.a.e. back separatists have turned on the president's troops in the south. they want a separate state for southern yemen the session is say the region has been big didn't mistreated by the government south and north yemen were separate countries for much of the latter half of the twentieth century before uniting in one nine hundred ninety eight it used to be the capital of the south. has covered the conflict in yemen for the previous extensively for al-jazeera joins me now in the studio this is quite a game changer is it not to sort and cer

he's being detained in the united arab emirates. oh i'm so robert you're watching officer like what headquarters here in the hall so coming up in the next thirty minutes an armed group. and i'll just there a crew in syria captures the moment a suspected russian airstrike hits a camp where families are sheltering. fighting in the democratic republic of congo adds to the business really of a country already suffering from a cholera of urgency and a natural disaster we'll hear from our reporting in charter. seven years after the revolution we look at why many to the seals feel their hopes of a better life have been damaged. but welcome to the program a member of the qatari royal family says he's being detained in the united arab emirates share. time he released a video statement saying that if anything were to happen to him cateye is not at fault he's been living in saudi arabia since the blockade by some of qatar's neighbors began the kingdom the u.a.e. had earlier presented him as a potential alternative to catalyze amir saudi arabia

the saudi led coalition the session is on the other hand supported by the government of the united arab emirates the u.a.e. is also supposed to be part of that coalition scan the latest from osama bin jeff eight. yemen's prime minister says secessionists of steve in the city of aden. not speer the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against an internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily a bad situation. that you have very important. you know you worry you. and your if you. will we. know that you are its own you have your own lives. and more of. your in your country i think wouldn't want. to raise. the conflict in today's yemen it's complicated the country used to be divided would be north and south yemen until unification in one

yemen's prime minister has accused separatist backed by the united arab emirates of an attempted coup off they took over the government's headquarters in the city of aden ten people have been killed in one hundred others wounded. reports. yemen's prime minister says secessionists have staged a coup in the city of aden. that's where the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against an internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily a bad situation when you are. really. important. you know you were. in the region. and you really. are its own you have your own. and more. patient i think. the conflict in today's yemen is complicated the country used to be divided would be north and south yemen until unification in one nine hundr

united nations report condemns iran saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for their roles in the war again with devastating impact for the country's people. you want jobs their life my headquarters here in doha also coming up african members of the united nations demand president trump retract his reported vulgar description of their countries accusing him of racism and xenophobia also the u.s. extends the iran nuclear deal but for the last time since president trump unless he gets changes to the international accord. i demonstrations against austerity continue in two days here almost a thousand people have been arrested. welcome to the program a new report by u.n. experts on the war in yemen show the extent to which saudi arabia and iran have intervened in the conflict the unpublished assessment presented to the security council of shopping critical of saudi led coalition airstrikes which of course the majority of civilian deaths in the war the experts findings also bolster accusations by the us that a radian weapons have been supplied to who theory rebels breaking a u.n. weapons

the united nations report condemns iran saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for their roles in the war in yemen. along the whole rahman you want to go to their own life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes african members of the united nations demand the president trump brick tracks his reported vulgar description of their countries accusing him of racism and xenophobia also the u.s. extends the iran nuclear deal but for the last time says president trump unless he gets changes to the international accord. and more protests in tunis the gates the government's austerity measures around eight hundred people have been arrested. welcome to the program a report by u.n. experts on the war in yemen shows the extent to which saudi arabia and iran have intervened in the conflict the unpublished assessment presented to the security council is sharp. critical of coalition airstrikes which of cause the majority of civilian deaths in the war the findings also bold accusation is by the u.s. that a rainy and weapons including ballistic missiles have been supplied

now yemen's prime minister has accused separatist backed by the united arab emirates of an attempted coup off they took out of the government's headquarters in the city of aden at least ten people have been killed one hundred other wounded in the worst fighting yet between secessionist and yemen's government is a specialist swan control of yemen southern region which was an independent country on timeline nine hundred ninety the civil war has already told the country apart the rebels seized control of the capital samarra and two thousand and fourteen president. his government was forced to move to aid in the south adding to the tension the u.a.e. is arming secessionist fighters despite being part of the salary that coalition that's helping the president had to battle the whole thing he's been job reports. yemen's prime minister says secessionists have stayed in the city. that's where the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show

a new year and a new way of life for those living in the gulf but this could hurt the united arab emirates and saudi arabia introduce value added tax from today a first for the region the saudis add to that you you blow with a huge petrol price hike times. desperate times the best way to the press. and tris fighting out of control inflation with a huge minimum wage rise but economists argue it's not worth the paper it's written on and will only compound the country's economic problems. and getting away from it all leaving the hustle and bustle of the big city to experience nature at its best more and more tourists head north for their holidays to shine a very different light on their lives. and paid for school and let's do business the gulf has long prided itself on its tax free cradle to grave welfare system but it can't afford it any more global oil prices have bloomed budget deficits and twenty eighteen has ushered in the region's first value added tax in the u.a.e. and in saudi arabia a big change for two super rich countries where the mole is king but the saudis are creating even more

the united arab emirates has accused cattery air force jets of intercepting two civilian amorality aircraft on their way to bahrain cattles foreign ministry has denied the allegation and u.s. central command in the middle east says it hasn't received any reports of civilian flights being insists intercepted in the gulf guys that in baba has more. and amorality passenger plane takes off from dubai on monday the civil aviation authority of the united arab emirates said two qatari jets had intercepted a plane like this bound for hurricane but in international airspace later u.a.e. state media reported a second battery inbound plane had been intercepted by qatari jets qatar totally denies the claims we are used to such false claims. you know the. national. agency the national agency. the small i'd. go through for the normal people but. for countries. and high tech and they have radar image and it's will be obvious for them that this is a light but foreign ministry issued a statement saying the ministry of foreign affairs affirms that this hostile behavior by qatar against civil aircraft has bec

both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are notorious for jailing political dissidents dozens of princes a millionaire businessman remain in a hotel turn prison in the capital riyadh but holding foreign dignitaries and politicians is seen by analysts as a frightening new development the concern that the snap like one one action or one behavior now is becoming the law almost up pattern of form was some of these. countries this is very strange actually very and acceptable even legally is and it's an acceptable human rights was it's an excerpt of what detaining people against their will whether they are high a profile of medium for follow all of the fight both the saudis and their moralities have for years been accused of meddling in the internal affairs of countries such as egypt lebanon and qatar qatar true has been accused of the same but the alleged use of abduction as a foreign policy tool is something that has many people extremely worried. al-jazeera. shaikh khalid bin alie al phone is the brother of shake up the bin he says his brother has received mixed messages from aut

to find a solution to this crisis yes it's true that prior to my visits to qatar i visited united arab emirates and kuwait as well and of course i use my meetings with leaders of those countries including here to discuss the regional situation which is sensitive and i think the talks i had helped me to to get a much better picture about the situation right now and i'm going to discuss it with the secretary general and then he will take action right now to answer your question about the message message is to stay calm to avoid any. provocations and of course to to resort to dialogue plus i also believe that the region has the capacity. to sort out these these people. and they do national community is worried but also believes that there will be a solution that will be a negotiated solution which will be regional led what role does the u.n. general assembly have you think what role could it play to make this solution come a bit faster because this is a crisis that has been going on now for for seven months and it is threatening what is the last remaining stable. piece of land or area so to speak

in the united arab emirates is accused force jets of twice intercepting civilian emirates yeah craft during flights to bahrain qatar as foreign minister has denied the allegation and u.s. central command in the middle east says it hasn't received any reports of civilian flights being intercepted in the gulf skies. police in greece are fired tear gas or protesters outside parliament in athens as politicians inside debated a new series of austerity measures needed to trigger a final round of bailout loans to build measures to make it more difficult for workers to strike rebel architecture's up next to stay with us here not just here by for now. a year in power america's controversy over president tenting use to polarize opinion. in a week of special reports al-jazeera examines his impact at home and around the globe. donald trump's first year on al-jazeera. architecture has own ways defined the human world to trump the simplest strong chance to the greatest monument. bought rebellion is on the way. led by a new breed of architects that puts people on the floor i don't.

already in the gulf crisis six months into into it the united arab emirates especially but also saudi arabia have basically been inciting against gotten all kinds of ways including the use of this man at once at one at one point in order to further destabilize cutter but clearly the the ways and means with which this crisis has been ignited by the united arab emirates have become a comedy of sorts i mean so much so that they would use this older man in order to destabilize qatar in a way that's always not apparent to acceptable to him so much so that he would record video saying that i'm held hostage and i would be ready to commit suicide and source of war but as i say that's also part of a pattern. it's part of a pattern because i would not be has already held the former egyptian leader slash candidate to the presidency much a feat for a while until he releases on video saying i am being held hostage and i would not be as you know riyadh was also held saddam had a the prime minister of lebanon even reports about. the leader in yemen been held in korea so really there's a pattern of h

internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily a bad situation when you. realize that some of you have very important country in yemen. you are there you are even now creating new territory in the region. and your if you. will we. know that you have its own you have your own lives on. and norm you're really a country i think we didn't want to repeat and based on current situation. the conflict in today's yemen is complicated the country used to be divided with the north and south yemen until unification in one nine hundred ninety but the difference is never really went away since the fight with the hoodies began in two thousand and fifteen the secessionists have fought for control over here in seaports of aden last week southern forces led by the man appointed by president of the rebel months who hired me as the governor of aden and i was to overthrow hardy's government and i don't need general rules to be rejected the deployment of northern forces to the south

both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are notorious for jailing political dissidents dozens of princes a millionaire businessman remain in a hotel turn prison in the capital riyadh but holding foreign dignitaries and politicians is seen by analysts as a frightening new development the concern that the snap like one one action or one behavior now is becoming almost of pattern of form what some of these. countries this is very strange actually very and acceptable even legally is and it's an acceptable human rights was it's an excerpt of what detaining people against their will whether they are higher profile of medium for fall or. both the saudis and their moralities have for years been accused of meddling in the internal affairs of countries such as egypt lebanon and qatar qatar true has been accused of the same but the alleged use of abduction as a foreign policy tool is something that has many people extremely worried. al-jazeera sekolah been funny is a brother of show how funny he says his brother has received mixed messages from authorities in the u.a.e. he complained abo

of aden been reports of heavy gunfire in the southern port city separatists allied with the united arab emirates but all of this with the saudi backed government of president a bribe a month so hadi groups want control of yemen's southern region let's speak to some a humdinger who's a middle east analyst who joins us now live from london skype yemen's prime minister that accusing separatists of staging a coup what's your impression of what's going on in a can of why what are you hearing. i think that. oh. i think you get a little. more over the situation at the moment there is no real time you know and fighting between. all of them and i'm thinking. maybe. he does know who. the woman that you want to know and then. none of them. and they know they don't want to so they've been waiting for this opportunity to. run the government and they can only. be in my office and you move i don't even. know where. you might. find. a case of the u.a.e. is which supports the separatists is fighting alongside saudi arabia in this coalition against the who things in the north of the country where this what's goin

to ball welcome to the news great who's in control of aid in southern secessionist by the united arab emirates say they've taken control of the yet many port city after two days of intense fighting against forces supported by saudi arabia will explore where this all leads a country already devastated by a three year civil conflict also on the grid a mock inauguration in kenya opposition leader right now an officially sways him selfe into office in a final push to challenge or rule kenya election thousands of his supporters have taken to the streets to celebrate but what legitimacy does this give it will have a live report from nairobi and is the one moment in the year when the u.s. president is a short of a television audience the state of the union address donald trump will deliver his for us in just a few hours but at least while democratic politicians have said they will not be in the capitol to hear his speech we'll take a look at what's expected. and the anti-corruption operation appears to be wanting down in saudi arabia the government says it's taken back more than one hundred billion d

egypt, jordan, saudi arabia, qatar, and the united arab emirates. sportation correspondent, kris van cleave broke the story and has more now. >> reporter: the emergency order applies to nonstop cargo and passenger flights to the united states by six airlines from seven airports in countries where the tsa says there has been demonstrated intent by troi terrorist groups to attack aviation. all cargo is screened. the airlines will have to provide tsa and customs waite digsal additional details before any shipments bound for the u.s. details where a package is coming from. who sit in. how it was sent. where it has been, where it is going and contents. information shipping companies like fedex can typically provide with ease. the orders gives tsa customs, time and thrt to require an airline to do furlt screening if something appears amiss. the goal as it nomly detection, spotting shipments out of the ordinary. >> the anomaly is the $100 computer printer you will spend $500 to ship. doesn't make sense. >> cbs news senior national security analyst, fran tow

thousands of troops to the area after reports of possible troop deployment from egypt and the united arab emirates inside eritrea meanwhile if you know piers prime minister is visiting khartoum and egypt for crucial discussions on the dam with hopes of finding a way forward mohamed al-jazeera. united arab emirates is accused cattery air force jets of into setting two civilian emma rotty aircraft going to back rain cattle foreign ministry has denied the allegation and u.s. central command in the middle east says it hasn't received any reports of civilian flights being intercepted in the gulf skies the dim bar has more. and amorality passenger plane takes off from dubai on monday the civil aviation authority of the united arab emirates said two qatari jets had intercepted a plane like this bound for hurricane but in international airspace later u.a.e. state media reported a second battery inbound plane had been intercepted by qatari jets qatar totally denies the claims we are used to such false claims. the. agency the national agency. the small. go through for the normal people but. for countries. a

puts pressure on the united arab emirates over alleged rights violations and the ninth valves in your old greek woman scientists reconstruct a face from ancient history. hello there we've got some fairly severe weather making its way across turkey at the moment it's all out of this weather system here it's giving us a very heavy downpour some strong winds as well as it works its way eastwards it telling increasingly wintery there for the south where we're mostly seeing rain rather than snow it's still going to be fairly unsettled as we head through choose day and into wednesday still some showers around and some of them could turn out to be rather heavy it's also going to turn a lot cooler than it has been recently as well meanwhile a bit further towards the south and here in doha it's also a little bit fresh at twenty two degrees so maximum temperature on choose day however we are seeing more cloud drift its way southward the cloud is fizzling out but it's changing the wind direction so on wednesday will get a little bit warmer we'll get to twenty five this time instead russia going

norway is banning weapons exports to the united arab emirates over its participation in the war in yemen the u.a.e. is a key member of the saudi led coalition fighting hooty rebels in the country because aleutian has imposed a blockade on the yemen leading to widespread food shortages and a major health crisis the u.n. estimates more than five thousand civilians have been killed since the conflict began in two thousand and fifteen tens of thousands of government supporters are rallying across iran it's the first major show of support after six days of demonstrations against the government there gathering in at least four cities to condemn the recent unrest twenty one people have been killed in the protests meanwhile the u.s. has called for an emergency session of the u.n. security council to discuss the process in iran the iranian supreme leader is blaming what he calls external enemies for six days of violence mike hanna has the latest from u.n. headquarters in new york. ambassador nikki haley called a briefing to outline u.s. priorities at the united nations in this new year and top of

of the united arab emirates which is part of that coalition has been supporting the separatists in the south where you a partner saudi arabia backs the internationally recognized government which no longer has any control in the north or the south but despite that the saudis insist the coalition hasn't splinted. the head to head the position of the u.a.e. remains deeply consistent with other members of the coalition concerning the yemen crisis the foreign ministers meeting last week was good evidence that members of the coalition are united and will take the liberation of yemen as their ultimate goal but instead of liberating and uniting yemen the war seems to have pushed the country to the brink of breaking up some of the job al jazeera. and al jazeera has covered the conflict in yemen extensively and has more now on the significance of these latest developments in the south of the country. this is a turning point in yemen because now the session is controlling more areas with aiden. b. and how the moat they're moving one step towards declaring the south and their control we have mass

vinyl of the gulf cup will be held on friday with their mom facing the united arab emirates it's a tournament that's demonstrated the region's complex politics mixed with its love of football someone who should pause from kuwait. there's no doubt about mines passion for football or its fans love of the national team thousands of omani supporters have flown to kuwait to watch their side play in the final of the gulf cup as you. know yeah after a surprise semifinal win against the two thousand and nine champions have just three days to refocus for the title decider against united arab emirates the tournament may lack a global punch but it's a huge regional importance if you're in the final you want to be in the final. especially because it's the gold cup of tea but it's old needs to come from middle east. and they are all desperate to take the car back to. their one team no history isn't on their side they face the u.a.e. here ten years ago in the final of this competition but they came up short this time they are confident the outcome will be different. our confidence is really high ahead of t

by also the united arab emirates. collated on the oncoming fighting because of those ingesting the legitimacy of the government are supported by the united arab emirates while the hadi government is supported by saudi arabia. on a local level, south of yemen, when we describe the conflict of yemen, we talk about a binary conflict between the north and south but in fact, if you look at it, you will see that in both parts you have competing factions fighting against each other. in the south, these factions were united like in libya in a front to get rid of the houthi and the late president. what happens right now was they were fighting before settling this course. i know it is very conflicting but that is what is going on right now. brent: that was our political correspondent from the university of zurich. now to the philippines, rodrigo duterte has visited the province where thousands of people have been displaced by the irruption of the volcano mount mayan. correspondent: the philippines most active volcano is at it a

but they're all facing a certain degree of stubbornness on the part of the leaders in the united arab emirates and saudi arabia. the worst part is that this week we've seen this new thing that's happening with. the custody but as well as you know various escalations of incidents between the u.a.e. and qatar where they u.a.e. is basically. confronting or you know creating games in their airspace with you know with certain military. jet fighters violating qatar airspace and then in order to cover that up claiming that qatar is violating its own airspace and so on and so forth so in all of that in this continuous escalation you know there's only the kind of cool headed. countries like kuwait that finds refuge for the for sure how the law and the like but also with real remains to be the only way out of the crisis you need a mediator force for this thing now everyone understands that since much of it was much of the reasons for this crisis where embroidered you know if you will there were created invented and that there is really no serious reason why this should continue you would expect kuwait t

yemen's prime minister has accused separatists backed by the united arab emirates of an attempted coup after they took over the government's headquarters in the city of aden at least ten people have been killed and one hundred others wounded in the worst fighting yet between secessionists and yemen's government the session is to want control of yemen's southern region which was an independent country until one thousand nine hundred ninety the civil war has already torn the country apart with the rebels seized control of the capital sanaa in two thousand and fourteen president. government was forced to move to aden in the south adding to the tension the u.a.e. is arming secessionist fighters despite being part of the saudi led coalition that's helping president hadi battle the these. there is no difference between the than anyone else rebels against a legitimate government no matter who they are if he's not with the legitimate government in egypt balin against it and considered an enemy to the entire country or some avenge of it has this report on the fighting in eight and. yemen's prim

hardy and his prime minister are from southern yemen adding to the tension the united arab emirates is arming southern separatist fighters despite being part of the saudi led coalition that's helping president hadi battle the horses some of the polls. yemen's prime minister says secessionists have staged a coup in the port city of aden. not speer the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against an internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily a bad situation when you. realize that some of you have grown very important. in yemen. you are now you were you are now creating music. and your if you. will we. know that you have its own you have your own lives. and more. you're really hungry i think we didn't want to repeat and ba

doha the top stories on yemen's prime minister is accusing secessionists of backed by the united arab emirates of an attempted coup fighters have taken over the government's headquarters in the port city of aden at least ten people have been killed and one hundred others have been wounded in battle is between southern secessionists and yemen's government or some of the reports. yemen's prime minister says secessionists have staged a coup in the city. not spared the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against an internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates just supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. who. is not necessarily in bad situations when you're. really upset that you have very important country. that you know you're. in the region. and you're if you. only have your own eyes on them. a

these southern separatists are a faction backed by the united arab emirates. they want the united arab emirates. they want the government to resign. the internationally recognised government is backed by saudi arabia and refuses to go. the two now have managed to agree a truce. translation: we are asking all fighters to come back and improve oui’ fighters to come back and improve our defence and provide a real administration that assures everyone justice and equality. yemen is already divided between government and rebels. this secessionists want another division, back to the old north— south border. it is not clear how much support they have. in aden, the fighting seems to have subsided, but the tensions remain, and the peace may not last long. more than 100 people are now confirmed to have been killed, and 230 injured, in saturday's suicide bombing in the afghan capital, kabul. the country has been observing a day of national mourning after one of the worst attacks in years. from kabul, secunder kermani sent this report. hospitals across kabul have been at fu

saudi arabia the reality is that the leadership is contested between saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and both have different visions of how the south should be controlled and that's reflected on the on going fighting because those who are contesting illegitimacy of the government are supported by the united arab emirates while that had a government is still supported by saudi arabia on a reasonable level on a local level. south of yemen because they often when we discover the cause of the conflict in yemen we talk about it as if it's a binary kind of a conflict between the north and the south in fact if you look at it closely you will see that in both parts you have competing factions fighting against each other into some of these factions where united like in the. you know front in order to get rid of the hootie and president. what happened right now is that they are finally getting even before sentencing discourse and in a way i know it's a group sixteen but that's what is taking place right now. there was political scientists there from the university of york speaking with us earl

ties with the muslim countries in general if you put the you want to the united arab emirates and saudi arabia aside look at u.s. ties with other muslim countries how they're further deteriorate and look at what happened ria for example today or last night with the decision regarding pakistan withholding aid from pakistan which is a major muslim country now we have turkey which is another major muslim country where we have relations also going downward so we do have i think this imposed these important developments which show a deterioration in u.s. ties with many important muslim countries in this i think we had important this we're going to deterioration story with the trumps the solution on drew slim and now it's going down would as i said except for ties with countries like saudi arabia united arab emirates and maybe to some extent egypt just but to this case the course the twist here according to the testimony of another person in this case the turkish president himself is being accused of authorizing this scheme of bypassing these sanctions with iran is that credible. again you kn

aden but that's now in the hands of a third faction southern separatists supported by the united arab emirates south yemen was an independent country until one nine hundred ninety and nationalist sentiment remains strong al qaeda and other armed groups are also active in the region holding pockets of territory in the north and the south so let's take a closer look at the separatists well they're loyal to the southern transitional council s.t.c. and want the restoration of an independent south the s.t.c. was formed in may last year by a former governor of aden i digress bady had been ousted by the government over accusations of disloyalty until recently the government and the s.t.c. had been united against a common enemy the who's the rebels but the battle over aden represents a new split in the already fractured country. well here to help us make sense of all of this our guests in london are a chef. and gammon project coordinator for the international human rights group the premier also a former member of yemen's national dialogue from two thousand and twelve to two thousand and fourteen and f

is one of tokyo's most popular tourist attractions and has been open for eighty years the united arab emirates and flights to resume between the two countries want to see a band dubai base emirates airlines from landing after its female systems were prevented from boarding the planes he said intelligence suggests and when which is impossible may have plans to enter and stage attacks the two nations say they now exchange security information to ease any concerns the gulf has a rich maritime heritage dating back thousands of years but the construction of the traditional doll boat is under threat because of cheaper laughton vessels that boat builders near maadi port of sir who are trying to keep the ancient art alive. history books say dallas has been sailing the warm waters of the gulf for more than two thousand years. but exactly who invented this ancient type of vessel is lost in time maritime scholars believe they could have originated in china around six hundred b.c. . the sails have been replaced by an ancient but they are still used for trade fishing and tourism along the coasts of the uni

embargo the united arab emirates is accused of running torture camps in yemen where people have allegedly been beaten and electrocuted their report paints a devastating picture of a conflict which has left more than ten thousand people dead and led to widespread famine and displacement diplomatic editor james bass who saw the report as more. this report which hasn't been made public but which i have read will be very tough reading for the fifteen members of the u.n. security council is critical of all sides in the war in yemen critical of the saudi led coalition for civilian casualties it says that some of those who planned and executed airstrikes which have ended up targeting civilians might be subject to sanctions that some of the security council will have to decide on it says that one of the countries involved in that coalition the u.a.e. has been responsible for torture in yemen it talks about beatings electrocution constrained suspension the use of what it calls the cage confinement in a cage in the sunlight and the denial of medical treatment criticism too though for the who theori

desire for the top job led him to be placed under house arrest and then deported from the united arab emirates where he'd been living in exile his lawyers say he was detained as soon as he landed in cairo. but that and we won't attack she feet if he gives up his candidacy any but if you insist on running for president we will attack him strongly and we will show his videos with the muslim brotherhood and you know there are some groups from general intelligence who supports if you will keep an eye on them coincidentally on sunday evening tweeted that he was withdrawing his candidacy just twenty four hours before egypt's electoral commission was due to publicize the timeline for the twenty eight thousand election this isn't the first time leaks of emerge from deep inside egypt's military intelligence in two thousand and fourteen polls involving sisi himself were made public including recordings of how the united arab emirates funded and orchestrated the protests which paved the way for the military coup in egypt five years ago. for some the recordings further prove how cc's egypt controls the me

jazeera qatar sent an airspace violation complaint to the un security council against the united arab emirates it alleges an m.r.i. r.t. fighter jets illegally crossed into cattery aerial territory on december the twenty first the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt close the space to capture aircraft in june of severing diplomatic ties they accuse qatar of supporting terrorism which it denies . still ahead in this half hour the u.s. president is accused of making vulgar remarks while talking to senators about immigration. fears of westling hunger in sudan where the rising cost of food has led to violent protests. however got some slightly quiets weather pushing into western europe over the next cloud right will return as we head on into the weekend having said that already have a firm ounce of clouds and rain into central parts of year approaches around the central med just pushing across italy that elise's way over into the balkans you can clearly see that circulation swirling away here for the northeast generally fairly quiet if a little on the cool side temperatures around six celsius th

embargo the united arab emirates is accused of running torch accounts in yemen where people have allegedly been beaten and electrocuted the report paints a devastating picture of a conflict which has left more than ten thousand people dead and led to widespread famine and displacement diplomatic headed to jail space who has seen the reports how small. this is a report to the u.n. security council has not been made public it's only been given to the fifteen members of the security council but i've been allowed to read a copy and it's very hard hitting and very critical of all of the parties in the war in yemen it questions whether yemen can continue to be one country it says in the south because of the length of the war in the divisions that have emerged there is the real possibility of secession into a separate south yemen it says in the south of the country people displaying the flag of the old country of south yemen and are not loyal to president had he although they're formally under his command it says that president heidi has no longer effective command and control of the military and

a member of the cattery royal family says he is being held against his will in the united arab emirates shake up been. released a video statement saying that anything were to happen to him cattle is not at fault he has been living in saudi arabia since the blockade by some of cattle his neighbors began the kingdom and the u.s. had earlier presented him as a potential alternative to katter's amir saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt all cut ties with qatar last june accusing its government of supporting terrorism which though hardly knowing. so little more than the hello i'm currently in abu dhabi i was hosted by ship mohammed i'm now confined to my residence i'm not allowed to leave i fear anything may happen to me and tend the blame is put on qatar and therefore this is my way to notify you all very in case i suffer any harm qatar cannot be blamed i'm currently hosted by shaikh mohammed and he shall be responsible for anything i may happen to me finally i want to salute the people of qatar the people of the u.a.e. and of saudi arabia and all deployed of the gulf thank you. one of