sort of establish or really connect a heritage a line that's existed between sokoto and the united arab emirates now now a lot of yemenis particularly mainland yemen may disagree with this and see it as something that's completely flawed however there are actually very strong links between sokoto and united emirates maybe not written historically but particularly since the 70s in the eighty's. have been immigrants to the gulf particularly the city of man has a lot of support for the nationals and the have that regain the iraqi nationals and this sort of money has been coming in since the 70s until now so there is a cultural connection so so we have to sort of understand these no one says i think the neighborhood is right to say that yes the island is there fit for eco tourism but there are serious grievances in the island particularly that these grievances were not shown to them by the yemeni government in the past but rather displayed to them by the united arab emirates when they have the road on the island and so little of me just ask you this seems to be a slight a very slight disconnect betw

and effectively the ruler of the united arab emirates benz date and saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin said nan both strongly oppose calls for democratic reforms that have gained momentum in the region since the arab spring uprisings 9 years ago this is the law and we're going to do that too small too little on the challenges are huge we're talking just not about the. challenges then but i guess that we are talking about not well and you know you can are mix in that mix social environment and all of these as well as of course the heart security all of these can only older region works together as well you know. qatar has ruled out withdrawing from the g.c.c. and says it welcomes talks with its rivals but only when the blockade is lifted. according to the wall street journal trump has recently called all sandy arabia the u.a.e. to and that. is using that space but this was turned by the saudis and maruti is who believe the restriction of the only leverage to extract concessions from. the rocket has left lasting wounds for qataris they hope the gulf while bulls will mend the diplomat

trick to do due to france's strong strategic relations militarily and financially with the united arab emirates it has some sympathy for the united arab emirates was . on on eastern libya and this there was that the problem is my final idea on that is that the e.u. will have no influence on what turkey and russia are deciding on the future of libya and this is what is of great political concern for the e.u. because anonymous from the bed of month foundation thank you very much for joining us today. a month after the death of george floyd in police custody in minneapolis the protests may have died down but the behavior of the police remains a hot topic and not only in the us the conduct of the police in many european countries is now also being questions not least in belgium where there is anger about the death of a young man who just flouted lockdown rules. justice for a deal. more than 2 months after a police chase came to a deadly end here and there on the list neighborhood of brussels messages of solidarity and calls for action remains strong. markings on the ground show where the 19 year ol

a's main backers are russia the united arab emirates and egypt these foreign powers have increasingly intervened flooding libya with weapons and drones ignoring a u.n. arms and banner. at high profile peace talks in berlin earlier this year all parties agreed to more strictly enforce the embargo but a binding truce remained out of reach. with libya's so unstable the fear of resurgent islamic terror and a migrant exodus has many european neighbors worried. let's take a closer look at this we have our us al gore marty he's a political analyst from libya's 1st a think tank they say deck institute but welcome to day w. so we have russia and france agreeing to stabilize libya what does that mean. regretfully i don't think it means much because france has given latent support diplomatically speaking to the limit for the last 5 years or so given military support according to the new york times last year the pressure forces were being deployed with after during his offensive so when you create a peace deal or a call for a ceasefire typically between 2 sides oppose one another not the same sid

a's main backers are russia the united arab emirates and egypt these foreign powers have increasingly intervened flooding libya with weapons and drones ignoring a u.n. arms and banner. at high profile peace talks in berlin earlier this year all parties agreed to more strictly enforce the embargo but a binding truce remained out of reach. with libya's so unstable the fear of resurgent islamic terror and a migrant exodus has many european neighbors worried. let's take a closer look at this live for us al gore marty he's a political analyst from libya's 1st a think tank place a deck institute but welcome to day w. so we have russia and france agreeing to stabilize libya what does that mean. regretfully i don't think it means much because france has given latent support diplomatically speaking to the limit for the last 5 years or so given military support according to the new york times last year that special forces were being deployed with after during his offensive so when you create a peace deal or a call for a ceasefire typically between 2 sides oppose one another not the same side so

backed by the united arab emirates is determined it's just a matter of time before the southern part of yemen comes under their control. u.s. president donald trump says the decision to remove a statue of one of his predecessors is ridiculous president theodore roosevelt's monument is being shifted from front steps of the american museum of natural history in new york the city's mayor approved its removal for what's been described as explicitly depicting black and indigenous people as subjugated and racially inferior is the latest statue with links to slavery to go following the outcry against the police killing of george floyd's last month the white house says donald trump continues to recognize hong quite 0 as leader of venezuela that's after trump told a news website on sunday he wouldn't rule out meeting nicolas maduro despite a u.s. campaign to oust the venezuelan president it also suggested he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing quite go as venezuela's legitimate leader trump has since tweeted saying he'd only meet madieu if he agreed to step down peacefully and staying wit

elsewhere in libya a video has emerged that appears to show military officers from the united arab emirates trading forces loyal to the walled khalifa haftar russian mercenaries have been instrumental in helping huffed us forces. at least 20 african migrants have died after the boat sank. the bodies were found off the coast of the city of specs the post the boat rather was carrying more than 50 people the migrants of thoughts have been heading for italy. greece and italy have signed with the describing as an historic maritime borders a court it comes out their exclusive economic zone in the ionian sea and paves the way for greece does only look for an exploited marine resources moves likely to anger turkey which side a similar deal with libya turkey doesn't recognize the economic jurisdiction of some of greece's islands in the eastern mediterranean to live that athens and speak to this about the struggle to our correspondent john psaropoulos john tell us more about this to. religion well as you rightly said this is a commercial exploitation agreement governing things like fishing rights and

the coalition it's the son transitional council the separatists who are funded fact by the united arab emirates and the yemeni government backed by the coalition but in particular by saudi arabia so there also is on the ground of comes a close an abbey and ever since late april when there's an transitional council declared so. it is a good sign that this is happening now that the ceasefire has been announced because it has come on the back of a very active weekend with someone transitional council lexing its muscles taking notice of cultural organizing rallies another eastern governorate organizing protests this morning in the big governorates of headroom out that massive eastern governor at there and so it really looks like that could be an escalation so this deescalation very well but what is the status of that relationship between the u.a.e. about this t.c. in saudi arabia we saw this deescalation deal between them and then the s.t.c. took sick or is there a new dynamic developing here what's driving that. if that's a very good question then might speed and new dynamic developing it certainl

and effectively the ruler of the united arab emirates benz daid and saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sandman both strongly oppose calls for democratic reforms that have gained momentum in the region since the arab spring uprisings 9 years ago . this is the law and we're going to be that was small too little on the challenges are huge we're talking that's not about the. challenges and threats that we are talking about no well. you know you can all mix. in that mix social environment and all of these as well as of course the hard security all of the only. reason works together as well you know. qatar has ruled out withdrawing from the g.c.c. and says it welcomes talks with its rivals but only when the blockade is lifted according to the wall street journal trump has recently called on sandy arabia and the u.a.e. to and their ban on qatari airlines using their airspace but this was turned down by the saudis and emirate is who believe the risk reactions are their only leverage to extract concessions from qatar the role kate has left lasting ones for qatar raise they hope their gulf w

backed by the united arab emirates is determined it's just a matter of time before the southern part of yemen comes under their control. now polls are just opened in malawi for a rerun of last year's disputed presidential election the vote was an old by the constitutional court because of widespread irregularities reports. malawi's main opposition leader. who formed an alliance with the vice president. says he's going to win choose days presidential rerun he lost to president 515-9000 votes in last year's election with a constitutional court ruled was marred by whites paid by judges or did a rerun you know a lot of young people and that's the majority of malawians do not have better jobs are telling them that will work create jobs or have their story. have a national service that every young person involved in something that will build this country prison with erika try to stop the rerun but the supreme court 10 down his appeal when he then tried to force the top judge into early retirement opposition groups accused of trying to intimidate the judiciary the president denies the alleg

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and in the city of ties yemenis are protesting the presence and involvement of the united arab emiratesin their country. ahead of the united nations is urging israel to abandon plans to annex part of the occupied west bank and turn over terror says annexation would devastate hopes for new talks on the 2 state solution the dr leading the us coronavirus response is warning the next few weeks will be critical in controlling at the stir beings gene cases anthony felt she told congress the virus is not going to just disappear when news continues around 0 after his truth is it $20.00. we all ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting we meet with global news makers and the stories that matter to 0. i. pulled.

internationally recognized government denounced the seizure as a coup the separatists backed by the united arab emirates are fighting to form an independent state of south yemen the arab league is due to hold a virtual emergency meeting on libya's calls grow for a political solution to the crisis the french president says turkey is playing what he calls a dangerous game in libya that can no longer be tolerated norberg manoli has more the discovery of move these in southern tripoli the military says the bodies belong to people kidnapped by forces of war literally for have to and it's not the 1st the un's top rights body or did a fact finding mission after the discovery of mass graves into who no previous stronghold of have to and its forces. after a 14 month military campaign to take control of the capital after failed the internationally recognized government recently recaptured. along with other towns in western libya. and on monday the chief international criminal court prosecutor said in a statement she would not hesitate to expand investigations and potential prosecutions to cover any instances of c

in the city of huzzy bow in support tra the southern transitional council is backed by the united arab emirates and it's fighting government forces supported by saudi arabia the s.t.c. had originally supported the saudi u.a.e. coalition against to the rebels now wants to break away from northern yemen the ongoing fighting between the government troops and a separatist groups threatens to push the country to the brink of famine news continues here on algis there are a.j. selig's to stay with us. in germany's capital there's a barber like no other sort of what he did. on iraq both struck cross what you have . but as his city changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there. the master barber of berlin this is europe on al-jazeera. not even a man without end up not mine and i doubt i can talk about joe hockey and not know maybe i am but i'm limited now that we are holding a prime minister modi is going to wake up and this.

ahead live from tripoli video has emerged that appears to show military officers from the united arab emirates training forces loyal to have thought. having trained on a russian made air defense system called the panther s. one russian mercenaries have been instrumental in helping her fans forces. who is from johns hopkins university foreign policy institute he says this new video is more evidence of the u.e.s. involvement in the libyan conflict. the united nations report says that the u.a.e. has conducted over $850.00. drone attacks on tripoli over the last 14 months there is now the u.a.e. has at the u.n. has now an open investigation. for u.a.e. involvement in libya so do you even warming to libya is absolutely critical it is also the country reportedly paid the price or their cause for the wagner group to enter into. the service of how it has been without the u.a.e. board political military and also by natural support there would not be where he is today so today we are looking at additional evidence of a direct u.a.e. involvement in libya and in the attack on tripoli and you know all of t

separatists in southern yemen seize a remote island in the arabian sea fighters backed by the united arab emirates are accused of carrying out a coup. so what makes the island so valuable to yemen's warring sides this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i am wrong on the latest flashpoint in yemen's 5 year civil war is a remote island in the arabian sea so quarter is sometimes compared to the famous galapagos islands in the pacific the plants and animals on the world heritage site are found nowhere else on earth now they're in a war zone the sudden transitional council have deposed the island's governor.

the southern transitional council is backed by the united arab emirates and is fighting government forces supported by saudi arabia the s.t.c. had originally supported the saudi u.a.e. coalition against to the rebels but now wants to break away from northern yemen the ongoing fighting threatens to push the country to the brink of famine. when you hear on al-jazeera off the inside story stay with us. a win for the dream as the u.s. supreme court upholds protections for the children of undocumented immigrants but will president trump try again to reverse the policy and how will this ruling shape the election just 5 months away this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on the known as the dreamers the children of undocumented immigrants who sought a better life in the united states and their american dream is safe.

coup the separatist group which wants an independent state of south yemen is supported by the united arab emirates. the island is situated off the horn of africa and also at the mouth of one of the world's busiest shipping lanes which links asia to europe the u.a.e. temporarily operations a military base there and 2018 angering the government the archipelago is also home to around 50000 people and was also part of a separate southern state until 990 it's also a unesco world heritage site sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean well al jazeera is hashem all bar has covered the war in yemen extensively he explains the strategic importance of supporter. the 2 key players have teamed up in 2015 of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia in yemen saying the ottomans goal is to defeat the who these seem to be now with 2 different political agendas to see the separatist who took over the island backed by the us while the internationally recognized government has fighting against the us to see is backed by saudi arabia this is a major victory for the us to see because so qatar is an island which is

sumatra a government source says that amounts to the 7 transitional council supported by the united arab emirates is battling the saudi backed government for control of the eye in the. balance and said his parliamentary election which was postponed because of the global pandemic put the governing party president and he's on to future which will win a clear majority has been boycotted by much of the off position. british counterterrorism police are joining the investigation into a stabbing attack which killed 3 people others were injured on saturday apparently at random they were sitting in a park in the town of reading which isn't far from london 25 year old man was arrested and police say they're not looking for other suspects. spain has opened its borders to visitors from most european countries compulsory currency will be away from your rivals for the land border with portugal but staying closed until july the 1st spain's covert 19 outbreak has been one of the worst in europe with 28000 deaths and nearly 300000 in the factions. we are today with the headlines we have more news here on al-jazee

government called it a coup separatists want an independent state of south yemen backed by the united arab emirates let's bring in mohammed joins us now live from yemen's capital son are so the who things are saying there's more to come is this the beginning of a wider missile campaign against riyadh. yes as you measure that the this kind of build up of collation for by both sides has started with the latest oppression the hope is described as the 4th deterrence operation that was launched monday night on saudi arabia the hope is claimed that they have launched 3 ballistic styles saudi arabia claimed that it has intercepted one of these 3 missiles so far also they have launched the 3 drums for asians on different military positions and jayson and those around they hold these claims and they believe that they have targeted the saudi defense ministry the intelligence and also the king's air base so far this kind of escalation as you mentioned the. already with the fall down of the by the claim that they have now the 4th gate towards merab which is the last resort for the internationally recognized th

fight against coronavirus has led to a partnership between 2 unlikely nations israel and the united arab emirates prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the 2 will work together in research and technology he says the agreement was reached after months of negotiations the u.a.e. doesn't have formal diplomatic relations with israel israel's announcement comes just days before netanyahu has plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank. this cooperation will be in research and technology development 2 areas that will improve the health security of the entire region these are the result of continuous and intensive communications that took place over the past months this will bring a blessing to many in our region but the higher our strength and strength the more it will be able to deter our enemies and bring our friends closer to us. the palestinian faction hamas has called israel's plans and expulsion of the occupied west bank a declaration of war there's been protests in gaza for a 2nd day israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said july 1st is the day cabinet discussions will begin on an

government forces and separatist faces the southern transitional council is backed by the united arab emirates the separatists launched their offensive last month aimed at winning independence from the rest of yemen. the number of deaths worldwide from the corona virus is now past 400000 the epicenter of the virus is latin america but lock downs are now being lifted in some countries they're among those reopening mexico but there are concerns it's too soon with hospitals in the capital filling up is john heilemann. this is the world's biggest fruit and vege market the synthol the about. and it's become a hotspot for coated infections in mexico city. it's not hard to see why it's an ant hill of activity a city within a city as they say here we dress like this to go in knowing which way to us but most people here what with next to no protection when you're lifting this. even a mosque slows you down and as for not touching others a place gets half a 1000000 visitors every day there's really no way that they can keep social distancing going with that one fish market officials say they have managed

and effectively the ruler of the united arab emirates ben's date and saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin said nan both strongly oppose calls for democratic reforms that have gained momentum in the region since the arab spring uprisings 9 years ago this is the law and we're going to do that to a small to live out on the challenges are huge we're talking that's not about the. challenges and but i guess that we are talking about. well. you know you can are mixed. and then mix social environment and all of these as well as of course the hard security all of these can only. reason works together as well you know. qatar has ruled out withdrawing from the g.c.c. and says it welcomes talks with its rivals but only when the blockade is lifted. according to the wall street journal trump has recently called on sandi arabia and the u.a.e. to and their ban on qatari airlines using their space but this was turned down by the saudis and emirate is who believe the wrist riches are their only leverage to extract concessions from qatar the role kate has left lasting ones for qatar raise they hope thei

starting with libya videos emerged that appears to show military officers from the united arab emirates directly training forces loyal to hoff tar. being trained on a russian made air defense system called the pass or s one also a soft arsed main ally off it all while as a non president senior fellow at johns hopkins university foreign policy institute says this new video is just more evidence of the ladies long known involvement in the libyan conflict in added nations that report says that the u. a has conducted over 850. drone attacks on tripoli over the last 4 months. there is now the. u.n. has now an open investigation. for you a involved in the libya show the u.a.e. evolved into libya is absolutely critical it is also the country reportedly that paid the price or the cause for the wagner group to enter into the service of how they do has been without both political and military and also financial support that would not be with he is today so today we are looking at additional evidence of a direct involvement in libya and in the attack going tripoli you know all of that humanitarian

northwest of the nation video has emerged that appears to show military officers from the united arab emirates training forces loyal to the libyan warlord to leave the hospital. they're being trained in a russian made defense system moscow's half dozen. libya's u.n. recognized government has made big gains against after in recent weeks and are pushing to take back the east. and the russian capital lifted its virus restrictions people can now move around freely without the need to self isolate and more businesses can open russia has the highest number of cases in the world the number of infections in moscow has fallen to about 2000 a day those were the headlines and he's continues on al-jazeera after al jazeera world statement that's alleging by phone. calls about this is. what their knowledge of well before us at them but the most useful on it are the. big cut that short because of all see some of them out with you ask you this obvious and you. send. us a view that also nic out of the. no one. said that the the the so we opened the back up for it just so our. lack of a quote mr the won't be th

the same extent yet the video has emerged that appears to show military officers from the united arab emirates directly training forces loyal to libyan warlord khalifa haftar are. being trained on a russian made air defense system called the pants air as one of the. main ally libya has been recognized government has made big gains against our in recent weeks are now pushing to take back the east of the country at least 5 civilians have been killed in russian air strikes on syria it taks targeted rebel held areas angelos away and southern adlib several other people were injured but they are the 1st strike since a russian turkish cease fire was agreed to on march 5th sation pollen escalation of violence that displaced nearly a 1000000 people or so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera more news to come lawrence of water is up next. it is a goal of perfect traditional something to keep secret ghosts that suit all stitch and pull no fall so much wrong that the minute you look long i can still take what you did on my list only press if rising northwards across the u.k. london 39 degrees breaking the

been 3 years since n n c blockade was imposed on qatar by egypt bahrain and its neighbors the united arab emirates and saudi arabia one of the incidents that led up to the blockade was the hacking of the cattle news agency. and the parent company of british airways says it's considering a legal challenge against the u.k. government's quarantine rules all travelers to the u.k. are required to quarantine for 14 days from monday or face a hefty fine those are the headlines and back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next on al-jazeera it's truth is it anyway to stay with us. i'm. like i said. and it isn't if you want to yeah. but. they are photos on facebook for telling them they saw the army features that. was. the. that was. hong kong's freedom civil liberties were meant to be maintained 50 years after $997.00. but we've just seen a much more heavy handed sort of crackdown on our freedoms and civil liberties in hong kong. free press emerge from the umbrella movement pro-democracy protests in 2015 it's a direct response to the dwindling press freedoms in the city. i was a teacher for

national wide effort, cleveland clinic, as you mentioned, we have cleveland clinic of the united arab emirates and that is how we learned about the complex city of the care for patients with cova 19 because of they had experienced in taking care of the patients before the pandemic arrived to the united states. since we are in a daily dialogues with our colleagues in abu dhabi we started immediately and generate prepare for the covid pandemic and to make sure we have an appropriate resource in particular personal protective equipment at our disposal. as the pandemic unraveled by think what we have seen and not only here in ohio but also federal, nationally the collaborative efforts i believe the something we can be very proud of. very many of us have participated in all of us have participated here in ohio ensuring our resources and knowledge as well as on the capability and we have collaborated very closely with our governor and his office and i believe that the success of that collaboration is evident. at the federal level it is just great if you take a look at the ability to get the personal

either side and in the city of thais yemenis are protesting the presence and involvement of the united arab emirates in their country. ahead of the united nations is urging israel to abandon plans to annex part of the occupied west bank and turn over terror says annexation would devastate hopes for new talks on the 2 state solution with dr leading the u.s. coronavirus responses warning the next few weeks will be critical in controlling at this sterve beings gene cases and to be followed she told congress the virus is not going to just disappear. the news continues and i'm sure after his truth is it to old is there a. let me also hear how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop old military action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting over why didn't we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter the oldest 0. to. the end. the end. of the world. the. second term in office has been a series of corruption can i. just missed something. done i want to give you the why not pick synonymous healthcare in the country espe

a coup the separatists want an independent state of south yemen and they're backed by the united arab emirates. the french president has accused turkey of playing a dangerous game by providing military support to libya's internationally recognized government emmanuel mccaul says turkey is an obstacle to securing a ceasefire calls are growing for a political solution to the crisis and those are the headlines the news continues here on alt as you know after face to face by. freedom is not free. every day people die for freedom freedom is not free and in these 2 guys these 2 men died just so would we could have basic rights just so i could walk down the street. and not be arrested be able to you know do normal things like everybody else these were the watchman of the ta they came and they received a life when you told martin if you go out and speak to your people you're going to dad martin still had the determination to do that for what he was going to say they told malcolm the same thing if you go out and speak to your people you're going to die but they had determination to look death in the fa

against coronavirus has led to a partnership between two unlikely nations, israel and the united arab emiratesel prime minister says the countries will work together to research technology. the agreement was reached after months of negotiations. the uae does not have formal diplomatic relations with israel. ebolacond largest outbreak on record is over after nearly two years and 2000 deaths. the epidemic burst out -- broke out of the democratic republic of congo in 2018. antiviral -- and antiviral ebola patients will be used in europe to treat covid-19. the air. -- approvedcy has remdesivir for adults under 12 that require oxygen support. it is on track to become the first therapy for coronavirus on the continent. russians are heading to the polls and a weeklong vote that is expected to pave the way for vladimir putin to remain in charge until 2036. this will be the largest constitutional overhaul. day, --: during the works for a question if i did state institution but her free time is now spent protesting against the states recent attempt to prevent britain's power for another two terms. stick

chokeholds the fight against corona virus has led to an unlikely partnership between israel and the united arab emirates prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the 2 will work together and research and technology the u.a.e. doesn't have formal diplomatic relations with israel. the news continues after this truth is it anyway. bureau world needs croy. the end the end. goal me. the a 2nd time in office has been around seen around me an. honest mistake something. done nothing to you the one mph or nothing on health care in the country despite your bluster how can be one of the big 4 telling us the luxury night restaurants are going to house a ranch that just recently and. my name is john allen i'm i'm a kenyan investigative journalist based in nairobi and i'm the co-founder of africa uncensored african sense and is an investigative and in-depth journalism collective our goal is to show africa as it really is the good the bad the ugly the potential . in kenya unfortunately for many years and i think even before donald trump sort of like popularized the phrase freak news that government has been involved in