the audience is the people of yemen and the speaker is the president of the yemen i remember republican we met but i thought. that. this message is one of unity that showed how a country divided can heal its differences and move forward. with. radical remember i did. not invent anything. i fancy that you have a bad credit here and. i want to play robbie i said the president's ambition would be fulfilled within a few years however brutal events at a banquet would end up really shaping the course of yemen's history. well. at home but. this is the story of a murder an assassination that took place over 40 years ago the killing occurred in the yemeni city of sanaa and the victim was none other than the country's president . it's a murder that still resonates today in a nation that is still deeply divided added odds with its neighbors. in this film. from al jazeera arabic will reveal a chain of events that is in every sense stranger than fiction a timeline to the political assassination of president funding a killing that took place on an october day in 1977. even though while hamdi was assa

yemen in the 1970 s. was desperately poor and kept afloat by foreign aid al-harbi believed that this dependence on aid fundamentally weakened both parts of yemen he formulated a 5 year development plan harnessing local co-operatives their goal to economically place yemen on its own 2 feet. when every mile hamdi came to power in $974.00 as a charismatic figure a populous with a clear political plan and he knew that in order to bring about the kind of changes that he wanted to see in the country that it was necessary to strengthen government institutions and i think his vision was to build upon the success of these local cooperative associations he was certainly the 1st one direction for us a vision of using the cooperatives as a national organization and a way build up a national political base. from the cooperative that. i welled up with. remember. at the palace i said i'm learning. how to tie one and. there are any helmet that's america in our back that interactive that's in russia where ballots and the

since the outbreak of the war in yemen u.k. arms manufacturers have sold more than 5000000000 euros worth of weapons to saudi arabia this support has sparked an eye. unprecedented wave of protest from both the british public and parliament. british arms sales are sharply increased and british military advisors are directing the wall it cannot rewrite that government this is triggered a cannot be right that her government is truly looting in morley united nations says' is evidence of war crimes. 3 months after that speech troubling revelations heighten the criticism over arms sales in the united kingdom arms export permits are in theory granted on a case by case basis specific licenses must be approved by the government and n.g.o.s the campaign against arms trade investigated the permits granted to export to saudi arabia. as good information for you i think people are no better as well that was willing to help him. they discovered that the british government had loosened the licensing process to speed up arms exports. we find ou

crew at the border with yemen. over me. i see don't work there are more chances are known cone of long time cheery scituate a financial sojourner from spelling do you sit down a different city. home tonight i know we're going to go more of a d.v.d.-a. but i wonder what your perverted concern about only really the chances are. thanks to his inside sources and social network sites that focus on armaments he identified french weapons and used on the frontline. all out. nuclear on next. the day the human eye was a belgian republic its was it was on the pulse on the humanitarian. for it encountered a total of 11 weapons that could have been used against civilian populations but couldn't get anyone to officially confirm his list. it is classified information deemed top secret. no one can check on the executive branch's arms deals not even members of parliament who are supposed to monitor the government's actions. so the un. i'm a nice saw was it your best took it to your sort of human. they are you know what i guess is that it is

since the outbreak of the war in yemen u.k. arms manufacturers have sold more than 5000000000 euros worth of weapons to saudi arabia this support has sparked an eye. president and wave of protest from both the british public and parliament. british arms sales have sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the war it cannot be right that her governments this is pretty good cannot be right that her government is truly looting in one of the united nations ses is evidence of war crimes. they discovered that the british government had loosened the licensing process to speed up arms exports we find out for the freedom of information requests that bombs and missiles are going to be forces under open license open licenses are meant to be for goods which are not that which are not particularly sensitive then 5 these are some of the more sensitive exports that can be made we're talking about bombs we're talking but nestles in fact government has hidden for true value of u.k. arms exports to sony via. t.v. . even a mem

and 8 times more from weapons sales than aid trump is saying no more aid maybe to yemen. saudi arabia do you think saudi arabia is going to cut aid as well obviously saudi arabia has been spending money on british weapons. i mean. i think they are committed to. the amount of supported by. that evolution with. his story. and we have me and my knees before the floor of the world we have many and many many immigrants in you have there is. that relationship between us out. there there will be equal with now they have fallen descent. but that's not what journalists say on the ground journalists on the ground say there is a hatred of saudi arabia which is why they bombed around go from yemen the saudi oil facilities but that is another that really was there and also the board of that u.n. i expect that is. not true that that will seize they don't have. the abilities all of the. time to get it. i mean it is fighting with the static it is fired away from their abilities as it was started by. my count 3 maybe. but not there but lots of that was the it if i we thought we had meant

1st to one of britain's biggest foreign weapons sales on as yemen site of the world's worst humanitarian crisis joining me via skype from shows recalls that in germany is yemen's woman human rights minister oriya my sure thanks so much area for coming on britain has been found here to have been acting unlawfully selling weapons for use in yemen what is the scale of the world's worst humanitarian crisis do you think. saratov thank you it was for her. program thank you for her of the notes this is not those are surprises this is how we have got the software where it is that being can all the new man. step 5 year of costly and one on him and i think you're probably one of these cats that all fades calling. when people don't have a. system. and it's a 4 day order and i guess. let me add this in and of course this is up there and because of the 'd war it is going to last. cut it off if we aren't going to all be is maybe we can see the result that it will be a good deal of thought it was in unfortunately that is. what was the war 'd. affected from this water ship then and although. most of the

and in yemen and with the yemen security card i had to take my own security and say i just want to go out and meet people. they don't know where i am. and heard some stories about that and then to go in her car when you exit that somehow and there is something special about the american diplomats because of the brits in the chinese because they are not attacked and surrounded like we are. so one has to ask partly it is the region but it is the image that we project and usually it is arrogance to rub people the wrong way. why not the chinese or the french. and that attention between so many things that went wrong or right but to end on a note that that vacillated between those democratic periods and that is what we are seeing different ways and different places saudi arabia and tunisia struggling to find its way to make i use that line when i was a spokesperson and baghdad because i would face very angry journalists. personally i didn't think it was a good idea but i did my job but i was a spokesperson and lucky that way but i engage them as a person i listened and responded that i cou

a warplane from the saudi led coalition crashes in yemen the hoofy say those who shot it down. down jordan the saudis iraq live from doha are also coming up qatar's foreign minister says efforts to resolve the gulf crisis have been suspended. the world health organization urges countries to step up their efforts to deal with the coronavirus is the 1st death unsupported outside of asia. and the gruesome murder of a woman in mexico is drawing attention to the country's why is infanticide. a series of airstrikes in northern yemen by the saudi led coalition has killed at least 31 civilians the attacks brought a rebuke from the un's humanitarian chief for yemen whose call it shocking the strikes happened after saudi arabia confirmed one of its planes crashed in the same region who the rebels say they shot it down because. this is the mormons yemen's who 3 rebels say they shot down a saudi air force fighter jets the rebels in this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. led coalition confirmed one of its planes went down in government in the country's northeast who these also broadcast vi

how the fled the country to other countries saudi arabia which is bombing with with british weapons yemen isn't how the the problem here but we cannot say that in fact from 200-2000 their events will start there and therefore at the end and we were in nationality quite often as every as there were in the air in this mission a. lot of those. outcomes of the mission of this it is consensus and all of those were in that nationality or a bag of buffaloes have signed on the outcomes of all of this that i know of and they have to be committed to that and they have to be glad they're out and that policies and the editor and is. in there going to the club this is the broccoli. then. this is i think there is all of it. that we don't have a lot of or that politico but it was president how do you appointed you you don't agree with him now on the use of drone strikes which president hadi does in fact even the saudis turkey are monic the run the arab coalition in london last week he said there have to be investigations into saudi war crimes is hardly the problem is it time now for the united nations t

years how the fled the country to the country saudi arabia which is bombing with with british weapons yemen isn't how the the problem here but we cannot say that in fact from 2000 it was armed and headed and tools stopped and therefore at the end and we were in mission out of call of every groups there were in the air in this mission. all of those. outcomes of the mission of this it is consensus and all of those weighed in that nationality or mission and out of office have signed on the outcome of all of this that old and they have to be equal if it were that they have to be there now and that will seize the editor and is i kept last night except kristin. they're going to cook up this is the broccoli. then. this is i think that is all it. that we don't like or. political but it was president how do you appointed you you don't agree with him now on the use of drone strikes which president hadi does in fact even the saudis tokio maliki run the arab coalition in london last week he said there have to be investigations into saudi war crimes is hardly the problem is it time now for the united na

a war plane from a saudi led coalition crashes in yemen the hoofy say they shot it down. down in jordan this is out is iraq live from doha also coming up qatar's foreign minister says efforts to resolve the gulf crisis have been suspended. no time for complacency of a corona virus the world health organization urges countries to step up operations as the 1st death is reported outside asia plus. a manic fear bride that at that point in queensland when millions of tonnes of coal a ship out of hysteria every year find out why some communities remain divided by the coal mining and climate change. a series of strikes in northern yemen by the saudi led coalition has killed at least 31 civilians the attacks brought a rebuke from the un's humanitarian chief for yemen whose call it shocking well it strikes happened off to saudi arabia confirmed one of us will planes crashed in the same region who the rebels say they shot it down on a dollar top reports. this is the moment yemen's say they shot down a saudi air force fighter jet the group this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. lit

a village south of yemen and assuming that there would be. that there that time has been reported that actually 6 people were killed from. yemenis but so it is a trend of the you know how the american mistake with the war on terror that the u.s. once described the arabian peninsula is the most active and operational franchise of al qaeda outside of pakistan and afghanistan is that the case there is just occasion for that was basically the fragility of the state in yemen as you know yemen now is needed to divide that there is no central government and all of those so-called and non-state actors like that that is an amazing opportunity for them to be more active so that is the reason why the american security departments believe that you know this is the strongest the group in yemen because they are benefiting from the political sphere. which is basically very weak and the u.s. has also said that as a consequence of this killing that u.s. the u.s. itself and its allies will be safe is that something that you look you know when this kind of anno

in yemen, iran is fighting back. now it is hard to see into the relationship between the houthis and the iranians, but the houthis are acting out in provocative ways that are fundamentally different today than they were prior to the death of soleimani. they are restricting humanitarian aid. they are launching attacks against civilian sites. we don't know that the houthis are undertaking these actions from orders from iran, but it is likely that it is not coincidental that the houthis' increase in activity in yemen further destabilizing a country that's really important to the united states is happening at the very moment that iran is looking for ways fo get back at the -- to get back at the united states for the soleimani strike. remember, isis and al qaeda are inside yemen. the wing of al qaeda that has the clearest designs against the united states takes advantage of the chaos inside yemen to recruit and to grow and to expand their territory. and so as the houthis are further destabilizing yemen, the enemies of the

in yemen, 31 people were killed in u.s.-.-backed saudi airstriks over the weekend, including women and children. the strikes in the northern al-jawf province came just hours after the houthis said they had shot down a saudi fighter jet in the same area. on sunday, the united nations said the houthis and u.s.-backed saudi and uae coalition had agreed to a major prisoner swap, the first of its kind in the long-running war. more than 100,000 have died and far more have been displaced since the confnflict began in 2015. in syria, fighting is intensifying between government forces and opposition groups, displacing more civilians who have had to flee towards the northern border. this is a displaced civilian speakiking from a refugee e cam. >> we fled five days ago from the western province. we escaped airstrikes in the shelling. the journey was very difficult. it was cold. we could not find a car. we kept walking until we found a car to take us here. the past three days have been cold on the road and in the streets. amy: 800,000 pe

a plane from the saudi led coalition crashes in yemen rebels say down. again and i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up. as foreign minister says efforts to solve the gulf crisis have been suspended. the world health organization urges countries to step up their efforts to deal with the coronavirus as the 1st death is reported outside asia. and courting the minority vote us democratic presidential hopefuls time their attention to the state of nevada. now to attack the united nations is calling shocking airstrikes by the saudi led coalition in northern yemen have killed at least $31.00 civilians and comes off to saudi arabia confound one of its planes crashed in the same region the rebels say they shot down the aircraft they gauge reports. this is the mormons yemen's who 3 rebels say they shot down a saudi air force typhoon fighter jets the rebels in this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. led coalition confirmed one of its planes went down in government in the country's northeast who these also broadcast vision of what

hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a plane from the saudi led coalition crashes in yemen they say they shot it down. no time for complacency over the coronavirus the world health organization has countries to step up preparations as the fast death is reported outside asia. china accuses the u.s. of spreading lives after the secretary of state costs beijing as a rising threat to the world order. bride it at that point in queensland where millions of tons of coal are shipped out of australia every year find out why some communities remain divided a coal mining and climate change. now it's an attack the united nations is calling shocking and strikes by the saudi led coalition and more than yemen have killed at least $31.00 civilians and comes off to saudi arabia confirmed that one of its planes crashed in the same region who rebels say they shot down the aircraft they can gauge reports. this is the mormons yemen's who 3 rebels say they shot down a saudi air force typhoon fighter jets the rebels in this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. led coalition confirmed one of its pla

don't do transplants in yemen. my son has a birth defect in his spinal cord and thank god now the journey has started the journey that we've been promised for the past year and a half that we've been waiting for. most of the other patients are women and children suffering with cancer and brain tumors they'll get treatment now in egypt and jordan. the flights are the hard one result of 2 years of un brokered peace talks between yemen's rival parties a tangible confidence building measure between the rebels who control sana airport and the saudi led coalition that controls the airspace above it the u.n. hopes this is just the start. there are literally thousands of patients who need this care this is the 1st flight there will be more of the solution is checked in the morning and check open the airports honestly claim many civilians and their families can travel for everything need to go in order to get the help that they today's starts the process some of. these children are almost too young to remember yemen in peac

this is hajjah, yemen's north—west, lives broken by war and want, of everything.ut, anger explodes. "hungry, hungry", this man shouts. and his friend says, "we don't have houses, we don't have anything". now, even this aid may be at risk. there's talk of a suspension or scaling back in response to unprecedented houthi obstruction. there are literally millions of people who need assistance across all of yemen who are not receiving this because of bureaucratic impediments, because the agreements that they need to reach with the authorities are not being signed because these agreements are being delayed. the impact on people is simply enormous. in the houthi—controlled north, aid workers told us of their frustrations and fears, too worried to speak on camera. 0ne shared these words. "there is now an extremely hostile environment for aid workers", they said. "more and more of our national staff are threatened, detained and harassed. "we face interference", they said, "in everything we do." this is one of many battle grounds, un warehouses. the houthi official in charg

and yemen is one of the arab world's poorest countries. background and analysis on our website, including this article which explains what's fuelling the fighting and who's involved. a team of medical experts from the world health organization has arrived in china to help investigate the coronavirus outbreak. the international and chinese medics will work together to try to answer the many unresolved questions about the epidemic which has now killed more than a thousand people in china. celia hatton reports. china's president, the man at the pinnacle of the communist party making his first public appearance in days amid a national crisis. xi jinping told workers at this beijing health facility that he had confidence china would overcome the epidemic. but in a sign of the times, he took all the necessary precautions. "it's a special period", he said, "so i'd like not to shake hands." appearing on chinese state television, mr xi also addressed rising economic anxieties, promising the government would work to prevent large—scale lay—offs. tha

a series of fare strikes in northern yemen has killed at least $31.00 civilians the u.n. humanitarian chief for yemen says the attacks by the saudi led coalition are shocking the strikes happened after the rebels said they shot down a plane 3 missiles have landed near the u.s. embassy in iraq's capital no casualties have been reported in baghdad's a 4th missile exploded close to the office of the popular mobilization forces that's a paramilitary group backed by iran. foreign ministers and other officials are set to meet in munich to discuss the progress made towards ending the conflict in libya outcome set during a summit in january will be discussed including commitments to end all outside interference in the conflict to uphold the weapons of bargo fighting continues in the un's envoy says it's believed both sides have violated that embargo washington's top diplomat has arrived in senegal at the start of his 4 country whistle stop tour of africa the us secretary of state my home peo as a ready warned of what he called china's dangerous influence on the african continent

he was active even before that in yemen i think the context of. targeting this leader is not the 1st time we witnessed another operation in spring 2017 words from. that attack on. a village south of yemen and assuming that there would be another car that the that there that time has been reported that actually 6 people were killed from. yemenis but so it is a trend of you know how they're making a mistake with the war into yemen now is needed to divide that there is no central government and all of those what so-called and non-state actors like that that is an amazing opportunity for them to be more active so that is the reason why the american security departments believe that you know this is the strongest the group in yemen because they are benefiting from the political sphere which is basically very weak. israeli forces have shot another palestinian dead in the occupied west bank the 5th in 48 hours a funeral procession has been held for one of the victims a palestinian policeman who was killed in jenin on thursday he was in uniform at the sta

doha and also ahead the rebels released this video they say shows the downing of a saudi war plane in yemen the kingdom retaliates with air strikes killing at least 31 people. sudan's ousted president bashir is due in court for a hearing on dar for war crimes allegations also. we all want them to be genuine intention to do so on this point the qataris foreign minister keeps diplomatic channels open after talks to end the gulf crisis are suspended. hello the number of new cases of corona virus in china has slowed for the 3rd day in a row more than 2000 new cases were reported on sunday that's down by more than 600 on the previous day but there are still serious concerns over the spread of the illness the world health organization is warning other countries must step up their preparations to fight corona virus that's now killed more than 1600 people. it's impossible to predict which direction this week will take we are concerned about the levels of rumor and misinformation that. the response will concerted by the continued increase in the number of cases in china we are concerned by reports f

you're correct that the crisis in yemen continues. it is a tragedy for the people of yemen. what we he should rather be doing is supporting the activity of the british you and negotiator martin griffith, who is doing a fantastic job trying to bring the sides together and get a peaceful solution led by yemenis. >> jimmy carbon. -- jeremy corbyn. >> is not helped when one country supplies arms to saudi arabia which has led to the deaths of 100,000 people in lemon -- yemen last year alone. according to human rights watch, saudi authorities have stepped up their arbitrary arrests, trials and can actions and killing of peaceful dissidents and activists, including a large-scale crackdown against that women's rights movement. when the prime minister later this year for the g20, what he make it clear that any future trade arrangement was saudi arabia, will be dependent on an improvement of their human rights laws and their human rights record, particularly in respect to women in that country? speaker, it will not escape the attention the right honorable gentlemen's a supporter and d

a saudi fighter jet crashes in yemen shoot the rebels a video which they say proves that they shot it down. there on the stand today and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up i want to focus on the pentagon's top concern the people's republic of china the u.s. describes china as the biggest threat to the global order as it steps up efforts to persuade european countries to bar tech giant huawei. a visitor france has confirmed as the fast coronavirus death outside asia as the world health organization calls for more action scene. and fighting back against the tide of plastic a popular tourist spot is leading the way for the rest of indonesia. now the saudi led coalition has been found one of its planes has crashed in more than yemen and turkey rebels have claimed that they set down some according this a game changer in the country's long running war nicholas gage reports. this is the mormons yemen's who 3 rebels say they shot down a saudi air force typhoon fighter jets the rebels in this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. led coalition confirmed one of its planes went down i

willing to get more helpful on yemen. the question is again, what would they get out of it, if we define this the way that the saudis have right, now which i think is problematic, as a way of moving a cart, that they cannot consider escalates the houthis or emerati's or sit, americans i think the iranians will try to be spoiling but if it resolves in a way that it will help the iranians either get a cease-fire with the u.s. in the current escalation path we are in, so enough to allow them to keep the head above the water for the next few months or maybe in the short term generally, maybe that is something they can consider, but again, if we, devise even when we think about diplomacy, if we still think about it and zero some terms, it is going to backfire. >> one of the themes that is run through this panel but the core of a lot of this is saudi iranian animosity. i don't think any of us expect that saudi iranian animosity, rivalry, whatever you want to call it, can be completely resolved, but i think it is an important qu

a saudi tornado fighter jet crashes over yemen the rebels say they shot it down. at my clock this is out there live from doha also coming up i want to focus on the pentagon's top concern. the people's republic of china the united states describes china as the biggest threat to the global order that steps up efforts to persuade european countries to bartek joc while waiting. for the 1st death from corona virus is confirmed outside a zoo is china's foreign minister accusing some countries of causing panic. plus.

says it's killed the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula during an operation in yemen. it was evil it was corrupted was dirty cups victory speech for president donald trump as he celebrates his impeachment acquittal and attacks the democrats. marching in the hope of a better future refugees gather at serbia's border with hungary to demand entry into the e.u. country. hello a chinese doctor who was among the 1st to raise the alerts about the corona virus outbreak has died from the illness and that's led to the outpouring of anger against the government's liang 1st issued warnings about the virus in december but police accuse the 34 year old of scare mongering now the government's anticorruption body is sending investigators to look into this case and president xi jinping has spoken with donald trump by phone telling him that beijing's efforts to contain the outbreak are achieving results and the commissioner of china's foreign ministry in hong kong has called for the country to unite against the virus . love of balance time useless and didn't. define the rampant violence

a village south of yemen and assuming that there would be. a need that there that time has been reported that actually 6 people were killed from. yemenis but so it is a trend. you know how the american the station with the war on terror this yemen now is needed to divide that there is no central government and all of those so-called and non-state actors like that that is an amazing opportunity for them to be more active so that is the reason why the american security departments believe that you know this is the strongest the group in yemen because they are benefiting from the political sphere which is basically very weak. refugees from the war in syria are among protesters in serbia demanding hungary open the border to allow them into the european union that's unlikely to happen and it means that thousands fleeing war and poverty are stuck in the balkans and garion troops on the heavily fortified border recently fired warning shots at refugees or abroad money has a story. coaching what little possessions they have left and wrapped up against

a series of air strikes in northern yemen has killed at least $31.00 civilians the u.n. humanitarian chief for yemen says the attacks by the saudi led coalition are shocking the strikes happened after the rebels said they shot down a saudi war plane. reports in the yemeni capital of sanaa this is the moment yemen's houthi say they shot down a saudi air force fighter jet the group this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. little coalition confirmed one of its planes that went down in a drove governorates in the country's north east. the what these also broadcast what it says is the aftermath so how did it it was strikes in the area full of which the who these claim will retaliate to at this hour the quality released the statement saying there was a possibility of what it calls collateral damage to civilians this show you that the us and our forces has been able after they have shut down. several of the. american drones over the skies of yemen in the last 50 months now it seems to be that they are able to slow down despite that get on they can say that if they start at this

a plane from the saudi led coalition crashes in yemen who rebels say they shot it down. again and i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up. as foreign minister says efforts to solve the gulf crisis have been suspended. the world health organization urges countries to step up their efforts to deal with the coronavirus as the 1st death is reported outside asia. and courting the minority vote us democratic presidential hopefuls time their attention to the state of nevada.

but warplanes from a saudi led coalition crashes in yemen the who feeds a shot down. on down join the saudis iran live from doha also coming up qatar's foreign minister says efforts to resolve the gulf crisis have been suspended. the world health organization urges countries to step up their efforts to deal with the coronavirus is the 1st death was reported outside asia. caught in the minority vote u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls turned their attention to the state of nevada. it's an example the un is calling shocking airstrikes by the saudi led coalition in northern yemen have killed at least $31.00 civilians it comes after saudi arabia confirmed one of its war planes crashed in the same region who say they shot down the aircraft reports. this is the mormon church yemens who thier robel say they shot down a saudi air force fighter jets the rebels in this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. led coalition confirmed one of its planes went down in government in the country's northeast butties also broadcast vision of what it says is the aftermath saudi led in strike

the embassy in yemen is closed libya is closed. after the attack we went back to saudi arabia so what are the implications of the department not knowing what is going on. we look afraid and that aggravates enormously with withdrawal on the ground because if you asked somebody to come to your fortress embassy instead of going to their office it signals you are afraid to engage with the local population and the result is much more dramatic so first i think it is to build to enable people to get out and then we have to take on a risk. so what are the opportunities? there are still opportunities the first is to do everything we can with those gdp countries i would be the first to say in the administration that worked on this but it was always perceived as a second-tier event it had very little to do with iran and certainly nothing to do with israel it was never a high level issue i would argue but i do feel it has serious implications because what we are seeing is the rift has been weaponize like in the horn of africa. with the peace d

is that coming up in just a bit with business africans we've been physically amongst the stories yemen's coffee renowned for its high quality but amid the country's civil war fought most a struggle to harvest in south. the world news of the top of the top good. i'm david and this is climate change. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. smarter for free to go where you go on you to. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself but only a few people can enjoy the benefits. and in cities reward system coerces people into loyalty towards the cheap. those who don't make it into the fun metropolis live in poverty. in pyongyang starts february 28th w. . a saudi blockade of yemen is ruining some of the best coffee in the world the struggle for farmers to keep one of the country's major sources of income flowing. the european union tries to come up with a new africa strategy fails to clinch a new trade deal with even a bigger bloc of african caribbean and pacific nations. china tries to get supply chains back up and running but the coronavirus already has

says it's killed the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula ger in an operation in yemen. 24 hours of violence for palestinians shot dead tensions rise in the wake of the u.s. president's controversial plan for the middle east plus i was nearly $200.00 migrants at the serbian border are demanding entry into the country's. chinese psalter he was among the 1st to sound the alarm on the corona virus outbreak has died from the onus 34 year old lee when the un was accused of scaremongering by the police when he 1st posted about the virus in the local messaging app and december after hours of conflicting reports the state media one central hospital has confirmed his death the world health organization says there are signs the number of new cases of the virus is dropping but it's too since you know if it's reached its peak at least $638.00 people are now known to have died from the virus and more than $31.00 thousands are infected meanwhile chinese authorities are still battling to treat patients a 2nd hospital with 1500 beds has opened it. on those with bulger symptoms of being moved to

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if she stays in yemen, as the doctors say...s, both legs will be amputated. sometimes she says, "i do not want my father to..." are you worried about you? what do i say? yes. i love her only. yemen's only cancer hospital. these children aren't on any list to leave. not ali who lost an eye. not this six—year—old. his father says his son cannot sleep at night, he is in so much pain. doctors stopped making lists long ago losing hope there would be a flight. but they don't have what they need to treat patients here. translation: of course this makes doctors angry when we can't give the best treatment. or if a doctor loses his patient, this is so saddening. it is not normal. sometimes i feel depressed. we can't provide some of the treatments. we don't have equipment because of the blockade. patients should not be affected by the war. we were taken to sanaa international airport. the houthi leader takes the stage, a deserted departures hall, to attack the saudi—led coalition controlling air base stopping civilian flights. there is mor