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book eighteen countries underestimate the will of the contrary people saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain in egypt cut ties with qatar in june and imposed. more. qatar's leader remains defiant describing the blockade imposed as unfair and violating diplomatic norms checked i mean been hammered then he says qatar is willing to start talks but national sovereignty is a red line. as you are all aware has been subjected to an unjust and unlawful measures that violate all the values and norms established not only among friendly countries but also among enemy by nature of the measures taken and the rhetoric and conduct adopted it has become evident that the blockading countries are not aiming for a solution or settlement it all started in june when saudi arabia the u.a.e. bihari in and egypt severed diplomatic ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and air blockade they accused qatar of promoting extremism accusations dismissed by the qatari leadership as fabricated lies kuwait and the u.s. are trying to heal the diplomatic aware of it but saudi arabia and its allies say the sanctions against q

stories of cats says his neighbors have no desire to end the gulf crisis saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt seven times of cattle in june and imposed a land sea and blockade. i'm talking to you with all transparency we mean what we say when we say we are ready for agreements through dialogue based on mutual respect for sovereignty and shared commitments but on the other hand we know that the indications we receive say seach countries don't want to solution these countries with this attitude have opened a new stage in the relations between gulf countries we have benefited from this experience it brought out the best from this people we contributed to shaping its national identity and reinforce the national unity with the leadership rescue workers in iran have spent the night digging through rubble searching for survivors after a powerful earthquake struck near the iraqi border an estimated four hundred thirty people were killed and seven thousand injured in the magnitude seven point three quake iran has declared a national day of mourning iran's president hassan rouhani has travele

mohammed first visit to qatar since the beginning of the gulf crisis saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt have cut diplomatic ties with qatar the king came to doha straight from a trip to the u.a.e. . has the latest now from the qatari capital. the goal of this beauty will top the agenda of the meeting between the king of morocco and qatar since the start of the crisis morocco said he won't take any sides asking all the parties to set aside their differences in the spirit of the ordination rest back and noninterference it internal affairs now the king of morocco is in the u.a.e. he met with senior officials in the united arab emirates and i think moroccans understand that this is a very delicate mission the americans failed to solve the crisis the kuwaitis are still hoping to bring all the parties to for a compromise while the king of america has strong relations where the families in this part of the world who would like to tap into those relations and ask all the parties to negotiate a settlement there's also another element which is basically the g.c.c. countries consider mor

i don't know personally where he is or while saudi arabia and its allies kuwait the united arab emirates and bahrain have ordered their citizens to leave lebanon immediately we are stanley's for their take on the current situation between the saudis on iran . riyadh is rolling out an entirely new plan no to create chaos in the region where a recount and lebanon are not respective little clue is an easy shot it's a low hanging fruit there is a great momentum right now as i'm speaking this week in saudi arabia to try and create some sort of military strategy against iran to destabilize around or or any of iran's proxies in the region saudi arabia is isolated in the ne in the emerging you'll be the least they've lost in syria because of the feel of the dash project they've lost in iraq i was just back from baghdad and the talk in baghdad is about not buckin as they should but that about iraqi national unity they lost again with the blockade against got there they are losing the war on yemen which is horrifying we then saw of thousands of civilian casualties and supported by the u.s. congress for that m

the blockading countries underestimate the will of the qatari people saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain in egypt sever ties with qatar in june and imposed a land sea and air blockade. has the latest. qatar's leader remains defiant describing the blockade imposed as unfair and violating diplomatic norms checked i mean been hammered then he says qatar is willing to start talks but national sovereignty is a red line. as you are all aware has been subjected to an unjust an unlawful measures that violates all the values and norms established not only among friendly countries but also among enemy by nature of the measures taken and the rhetoric and conduct adopted it has become evident that the blockading countries are not aiming for a solution or settlement it all started in june when saudi arabia the u.a.e. bihari in and egypt severed diplomatic ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and air blockade they accused qatar of promoting extremism accusations dismissed by the qatari leadership as fabricated lies kuwait and the u.s. are trying to heal the diplomatic where ft but saudi arabia and i

(scuffle in foreign language) - [roth] if the abuse is by saudi arabia or by the united arab emirates; or bahrain; or kuwait; don't expect a lot of protests out of washington. on the other hand, if it's iran or venezuela, the united states will be quite outspoken. - [cooper] saudi arabia is the quintessential case study for a country that has an abysmal human rights record and no one likes to talk about it because they are the big oil producer. but that's changing. saudi arabia had a free ride for along time but it's coming to an end. and i think that has created real tension in the relationship. it is the cause of some disorientation in riyadh because it's happening very quickly. - [narrator] cheap oil reduces incentives to invest in increased efficiency and alternative technology while boosting the consumption of oil and gas. - [bordoff] we're driving more, and we're using more oil, and we're buying bigger cars 'cause we have short memories and forget gasoline prices might go up again. and that makes the economics of buying a hybrid or electric vehicle or an alternative worse. - [moniz] we are,

allies have been having a bit of a spot of late early the summer saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain cut off diplomatic ties with qatar and started an economic boycott they cited qatari funding of terrorist groups and later it increasingly close relationship with iran as their reasons trump though claimed he was ready to roll up his sleeves and sorted out i can help mediate between carter and in particular the u.a.e. and saudi arabia i would be willing to do so and i think you'd have a deal worked out very quickly i think it's something that's going to get solved fairly easily but nearly six months since the fallout nobody's talking. so if mediations not proving his forte what about ruffling up those crises already settled the iran nuclear deal is now in jeopardy thanks to trump decertifying it the very deal that took a decade of tense talks and negotiations by six nations to agree this is a difficult and dangerous game it's not up to any single country to terminate president of united states as many powers not this one when. i'm saying it would be a great dialogue control and multil

the blockading countries underestimate the will of the cattery people saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt to sever ties with katherine june and impose the land sea and air blockade has the latest. qatar's leader remains defiant describing the blockade imposed as unfair and violating diplomatic norms checked i mean been hammered then he says qatar is willing to start talks but national sovereignty is a red line. as you are all aware has been subjected to an unjust and unlawful measures that violate all the values and norms established not only among friendly countries but also among enemy by nature of the measures taken and the rhetoric and conduct adopted it has become evident that the blockading countries are not aiming for a solution or settlement it all started in june when saudi arabia the u.a.e. bihari in and egypt severed diplomatic ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and air blockade they accused qatar of promoting extremism accusations dismissed by the qatari leadership as fabricated lies kuwait and the u.s. are trying to heal the diplomatic where ft but saudi arabia

come from the back drop off the gulf crisis the saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt have cut diplomatic ties with qatar our correspondent question i had bought it as following the story he is joining us live from doha is that the moroccan king offering to mediate the gulf crisis hashim. elizabeth the crisis is definitely going to top the agenda of the meeting between the king of morocco and the emir of qatar is the start of the crisis morocco says that it will maintain a contract of neutrality in the conflict meaning that they are willing to negotiate a settlement or brokered a deal if all the parties expressed a desire for morocco to step in and also morocco kingston's in june his top in the middle point of fairness to kuwait which were which is mediating the crisis to update him on the latest developments i think this is something that the moroccans would like to further explore for different reasons they would like to see whether these an opportunity here for a compromise or negotiations between all the parties that could pave the way to a settlement and also end

allies have been having a bit of a spot of late early the summer saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain cut off diplomatic ties with qatar and started an economic boycott they cited qatari funding of terrorist groups and later it's increasingly close relationship with iran called the iran nuclear deal is now in jeopardy thanks to trump decertifying it the very deal that took a decade of tense talks and negotiations by six nations to agree this is a difficult and dangerous game it's not up to any single country to terminate president of united states as many posts not this one renouncing it would be a great dialogue. control and multilateralism these are the efficient weapons. perhaps the donald's biggest test has been north korea and again he boasted had achieved what his predecessors failed to while had all the work you're going to be able to handle it will be it will be handled we handle everything trumps recipe for success threaten threaten and threaten again we are totally prepared for the second option totally destroy north korea that's called the military option they will be met w

foreign minister about the economic boycott against qatar from saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, and bahrain. his remarks are an hour. welcome to the center of international interest. we have a very special guest today. he's a very young man who already has a very impressive career and has already been in his position for more than a year.

addressed the country's advisory council on tuesday saying that saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain don't want to reach a solution the so-called arab quartet began its land and sea blockade of council in june repeated attempts of mediation by q.h. the u.s. france and others of all failed over the past five months so what's next we'll get to our guests in just a moment but first reports. qatar's leader remains defiant describing the blockade imposed as unfair and violating diplomatic norms checked i mean been hammered than he says qatar is willing to start talks but national sovereignty is a red line. as you are all aware has been subjected to an unjust an unlawful measurers that violates all the values and norms established not only among friendly countries but also among enemy by nature of the measures taken and the rhetoric and conduct adopted it has become evident that the blockading countries are not aiming for a solution or settlement it's all started in june when saudi arabia the u.a.e. bihari in and egypt severed diplomatic ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and air block

it's by happenstance that two weeks after that summit that you saw the blockade by the united arab emirates in bahrain, egypt and the kingdom of saudi arabia on qatar. i've said from day one that even with the situation in the northwest pacific with korea, i think the single most important thing that's happening right now in the world is the situation in qatar. >> okay, there are three or four things that you said that need a little more elaboration. the first which i think is a positive, you made it clear that the trump administration and those who were instrumental in bringing president trump to the s white house are not islamophobic. and they want to engage with the islamic world but they want to do it in a different way. that needs elaboration because that's quite contrary to the way things are perceived. the second thing that needs a little more clarification is you make it seem that the last ten months have represented a major clearly thought out step-by-step approach to the problem and you give credit to the trump administration for the success of the iraqi military and the kurdish militias in

allies have been having a bit of a spot of late early the summer saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain cut off diplomatic ties with qatar and started an economic boycott they cited qatari funding of terrorist groups and later it increasingly close relationship with iran as their reasons trump though claimed he was ready to roll up his sleeves and sorted out i can help mediate between carter and in particular the u.a.e. and saudi arabia i would be willing to do so and i think you'd have a deal worked out very quickly i think it's something that's going to get solved fairly easily but nearly six months since the fallout nobody's talking. so if mediations not proving his forte what about ruffling up those crises already settled the iran nuclear deal is now in jeopardy thanks to trump decertifying it the very deal that took a decade of tense talks and negotiations by six nations to agree this is a difficult and dangerous game it is not up to any single country to terminate president of united states as many powers not this one when. i'm saying it would be a great dialogue control and multi

allies have been having a bit of a spot of late early the summer saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain cut off diplomatic ties with qatar and started an economic boycott they cited qatari funding of terrorist groups and later it increasingly close relationship with iran as their reasons trump though claimed he was ready to roll up his sleeves and sorted out i can help mediate between carter and in particular the u.a.e. and saudi arabia i would be willing to do so and i think you have a deal worked out very quickly i think it's something that's going to get solved fairly easily but nearly six months since the fallout nobody's talking. so if mediations not proving his forte what about ruffling up those crises already settled the iran nuclear deal is now in jeopardy thanks to trump decertifying it the very deal that took a decade of tense talks and negotiations by six nations to agree this is a difficult. game it's not up to any single country to terminate president of united states as many powers not this one when. i'm saying it would be a great era of dialogue control and multilateralis