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. >> how old is this the tradition of coffee drinking in yemen? >> so the coffee started in the middle 14th century. >> he is an eighth generation yemen coffee merchant. >> low acid. it's not going to bother your stomach. natural sweetness. >> yes. >> do you think that is because of the soil or the sun or the kind of water? >> all of this is mixed in and makes the coffee special. >> he estimates 5,000 yemen owned stores in new york city. just about every one with a back room with a where they keep the good stuff. >> if i walked in and said can i get a cup of yemen coffee, what would they say? >> sell it, no. but a friend maybe they'll give you the back. >> take the east harlem. >> ordering coffee? >> where, sure enough. it's colombia up front. in the back. >> this is all yemen coffee. >> he keeps half a dozen different varieties in his back room. brought by friends and family visiting from yemen. some more coursely ground. others not as dark. one so mellow it doesn't need milk. another so strong it will knock your socks off. >> double shot starbuc

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so a man and yemen sat fair along with the somalia. we have got a chance to some showers just filtering in from the, in the notions we go into next week that something to watch out or. but for the time being, it is fine and try to catch a chair or 2 in kenya, ga, the showers across them, republic of congo, pushing over towards the gulf of guinea. we got some rather wet weather, also sliding out of the r c that will make its way across says ambia bob white could see some localized flooding over the next day or so chances while the heavy rain but needed for south africa. ah ah, now jim, what a storm today air. it's crazy. yes. and the heavy rangers knocked out the communications. these n g o to connecting a temporary satellite network. hold on guys, help is coming. connection is established. now they can talk to each other over radio or even i p. luckily we're ready for this. yeah, and that jim, i was programmed. ready? ash hale sat space to deliver your vision. ah, mother nature's gift of colorful landscapes. a strong infrastructure gov

and what would you, rebels in the saudi led coalition fighting and yemen. say the last major military operations, the who diesel, claiming to hit bases, boys installations and airport saudis, cyber attacks, more than a dozen tongues. he was secretary states as washington is investing in africa without imposing unsustainable levels of debt. antony blinkin is in senegal, on the 3rd and final leg of his trip to africa, where he has signed $1000000000.00 trade deals and ask leaders to bring an economic and social reforms. lincoln says president joe biden also plans to hold an african leaders summit cern. let's get more with nicholas hock, who is in dakar, where secretary lincoln has been to day what's been happening well acquainted, an eventful day here in de carr, we where we saw secretary blinkin signing a raft of deals between us companies from motorola to highway building company's infrastructure deals, big infrastructure deals worth a $1000000000.00 this morning. and then he met with women entrepreneurs. and then he, a he, he met with press mikey saw, who

a special report from yemen on the human cost of the ongoing conflict. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, is there. the way this war ends is not in the hands of yemenis because big regional powers have intervened. the people here are suffering because of the fault lines that run right through the middle east. and in paris, the singer and activistjosephine baker becomes the first black woman to be honoured at the pantheon. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's seven in the morning in singapore and midnight in the netherlands, where it's emerged that the omicron strain of coronavirus may have been spreading around the world earlier than previously thought. tests show it was present in a sample taken there on the 19th of november. that's five days before it was first reported to the world health organization by south africa. dutch officials say they believe at least one person was infected without having travelled to that region. meanwhile, the boss of one of the biggest covid vaccine producing companies has warned tha

while a saudi coalition says it has launched attacks on more than a dozen targets in yemen. it will go to my colleague, really are we targeted king college based in re up with for some mud 3 drones. we also share the number of targets within the king abdullah international airport. and we also thought to get to that i'm could refineries and get done with other for some to drones. we also this through the critical military installation at a behind their national airport using once a month, 3 drone or other military targets were sheldon of hi jayson and john using 5 costs of 2 k drones. the total number of drones used in the operation amounted to 14. the many armed forces reiterate their capacity to carry out further offensive against both the saudi and the enemies within the limits of our local rights to defend our people and homeland ram and our hon. donnie as a research for the yemen policy center and art group. he has more on these recent claims. we've been seeing a lot of escalation on the ground and a lot of frontline changing in yemen. that basically has led to an inten

can the same be said for yemen at the moment? afraid so. for yemen at the moment?talk and there may be something to talk about. and there is a un envoy who works very hard on all of this stuff. however, you know, it is my impression from having looked at these situations many times over the years that diplomacy tends to work when either there is some very powerful force that is motivated, a big country, to bash heads or when all sides are so exhausted and debilitated and drained that they are ready to make a deal. and neither of those factors applies in yemen at the moment. and you were mentioning the saudis�* ongoing support for the government. :et�*s talk about the other side of the equation and iran's relationship with the houthis. do the iranian authorities still have an appetite to support the rebels? yeah, they seem to. it's an alliance, really, i think that's the best way to understand it. the saudis would say that the houthis are the tools of tehran, that they will do as they're told. i don't think so. i think if tehran issued them an order and they didn't

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the saudi coalition says it conducted a major operation against who the rebels and yemen. while the hoot is crime attacks on saudi targets, we joined the calls for peer c authorities to provide independent, verifiable proof of her whereabouts and that she is safe. and the white house adds to international calls for answers about the chinese tennis stuff on shy, hasn't been seen for weeks at about noon in europe. right now. we're. we're seeing protests in several cities against cove at 19 restrictions and locked down in vienna. members of the far right freedom party been rallying against tough new cove at 19 restrictions. austria goes into a nationwide lockdown from monday. so that's everyone at home, aside from essential work shopping and exercise rallies in the netherlands to where the dutch government has re imposed restrictions. that's after riots on friday night in the city of rotterdam. and now protest is gathering in at rome, italian capital. they are against the mandatory cove at 19 green pass, which is now required to access work places. it's also needed for other

after seven years of war in yemen, hundreds of thousands fled their homes.houthi rebels gained ground, we report from the makeshift camps of people replaced by flighting -- fighting. >> war creates a crisis. the way this war ends is not in the hands of yemenis, because big regional powers have intervened. >> the head of britain's secret intelligence service goes public with concerns against china, russia, terrorism, and much more. the american born and activist josephine baker takes her place amongst the heroes of france, her adopted home. ♪ >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. the omicron strain of covid was already in europe over a week ago, before it was identified in south africa. tests carried out in the netherlands showed two people who tested positive were infected with the variant. south african officials raised the alarm on november 24. it raises questions about how quickly the latest variant is spreading. medical officials around the world are scrambling to find out if the vaccines we have can stop us getting sick. we have

we've been seeing a lot of escalation on the ground and a lot of frontline changing in yemen. that basically has led to an intensification of airstrikes under the capital city of santa and as well. and if occasion of fighting along areas where there shouldn't have been recently, there has been basically violations of a united nations, an agreement to basically allow the city what, what city of up to date on which they are in the western coast. if you haven't to centrally leave that port, city alone, and allow it to be an access for all foods and goods into yemen. however, recently there have been shifts over those positions and the who these are now fighting western coast, the west coast forces that are supported by the united arab emirates. as such, this has basically allowed the kingdom said to radio to help us and aspire forces to back these battles over there. but nothing that's so significant. it's going to change the who the position in the north. and i think the so significant that's going to change the corporate i think, i think there are very, very many requests that

wish to stop saudi offensive operations in yemen. that statement rang hollow from the start, because if the us really wanted the saudi offensive war against yemen to and all that president biden would have to do it, pick up the phone and call re add to tell him to stop the war. and that would have been the end of it. the u. s. is supporting an illegal war against the people of yemen. the fact that the u. s. is ascending into this volatile region. this powder keg, even more weapons, is a recipe for disaster. the sale of these missiles to saudi arabia enables the saudis to be more and more reckless, because they feel that they are protected. by this i saw a quasi iron dome, kenya has reopened a criminal probe into the horrific murder of a woman, allegedly by a british soldier. the single mother was beaten, stabbed and dumped into a septic tank back in 2012. and her family believes that the details of the case were hushed up league. you the i did johnny recently learned that is the british army vault because there were a lot of cover ou

so general, you have participated in the war in yemen. send the troops to fight on the side of saudi last question. why did you accept to do that and are you, are you still in yemen? if so, why that are mother area? another dollar. it was not my personal decision, it was a states, it was made on of the coalition to restore legitimacy in yemen. it was also made of the former redeem. and after toppling the geem, we were supposed to honor all the past agreements, domestic and international. these forces were locked, dispatched, and on my orders, they were sent under international agreements made with the state, considering the fact that you're one of the most powerful men in this country. i'm sure if you didn't find sending the troops to yemen, moral, you will do that. so right. the lord be a dilemma of your mind is still god. i do not see myself as a mighty influential man. i am a simple man sudanese citizen and the 1st place it is true. i am the vice president of the sovereignty council. but i am a simple sudanese man. secondly, that decis

s. support and weapons for saudi led military offences in yemen. that was a pledge made by joe biden back in february, fast forward to today though, and it seems like sales of weapons for defense purposes are fair game. the u. s. has approved a $650000000.00 deal to supply the golf state with air to air missiles. it's biden's 1st major weapons agreement with saudi arabia, but just the latest in a long line of lucrative american arms deals with the state. the u. s. a supplied over 70 percent of saudi arabia weapons in 2015. worth $64000000000.00. state department has ruled out the use of the missiles for ground attacks and said that the deal is in line with biden's promise to help saudi arabia defend itself from iranian back to air attacks. but some are questioning whether the deal is consistent with biden's promise to end the devastating conflict in yemen. and i and i, and to war activist kennestone told us that the u. s. sending arms to the region is only going to make the situation worse. when biden claimed on february, 4th, that he, that the u.

has been bipartisan criticism of saudi arabia's involvement in the war in yemen, an attempt to block arms sales to the kingdom. your state department says this sale is meant to help re our defend itself against cross border air attacks from who the rebels at least one person has died in iraq after a mass outbreak of food poisoning thus sickened. more than 500 people is not yet clear what caused the outbreak in my san province. so far, tap water and sanitation services have been found to be cleaned. a fast food restaurant has been closed as a precaution and samples are being analyzed. my mood abdur rahim is following the story from baghdad. there is no conclusion as of yet in regard to the accusations as regard to the supper stances that caused the up poisoning. as you know that there have been there have been chemical and biological tests are conducted in may sun, province ob samples from the beat. the patience ah, samples are in regard to analysis. tests including blood and euros, urinalysis are but as of yet it is all a biological according to the health official we. we spoke to in

now who the rebels on the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen. so they've launched major military operations. the who thes are claiming to have hit bases oil installations on an airport and a number of cities while the saudi lead. a coalition says it is launched attacks on more than a dozen spots in german. they talked to raymond l, him, danny, about the research at the given policy center and the group joining us from london . it's all waiting to be verified as always, both sides claiming that they've made these attacks. and the thing which strikes me is the parents scale of all of this. nothing is where it's only escalating, isn't it? sure it may sound like it's actually escalating. and definitely a when you look at who the rebel media, and there's always claims of multiple drugs trace and missiles that being targeted towards the king, no sarabia. but the thing is that however we've been seeing a lot of escalation on the ground and a lot of from my changing in yemen, that basically has led to an intensification of airstrikes on to the capital c

and yemen say that both launched major military operations are hurt. these are claiming to have hit basis oil installations and an airport, and a number of cities in saudi arabia, while the saudis bath launched attacks on more than a dozen targets in yemen. and with that, you are up to date with the headlines this hour on out. 0 full lines is next. ah, everybody was family. and now everybody's day it that i grew up with their families. their parents are day. it is hot breaking because i know the life that was in these walls, you know, and now there's no live in the wall. andre west grew up in this house, in the 5th ward, historically black neighborhood, and east houston. for years residence here suspected that the number of cancer cases was unusually high, is say it, this is deb vastly to me now where it used to be. we were so happy running around the your playing ball kickball riding in the little red wagon. we was happy you, you've got to find your own way, you know, because everybody's got home. in december 2019, the worst fears were confirmed. the

in yemen, the saudi-led military coalition has launched air raids on the capital send with -- sanaa, with reports of massive explosions in the city's northern neighborhoods. saudi officials said they targeted houthi military sites in retaliation for the rubble drone attacks on saturday including a major oil hub in jeddah. the latest violence comes after thousands of people marched through the streets of sanaa monday protesting u.s. support for the saudi-led military coalition. >> we took to the streets today to denounce the military escalation carried out by america, the economic blockade, and the continuation of aggression stuck week that we joe biden took office, he would keep his promises of stopping the war in yemen and open the airport. it turned out all of that talk was a lie. amy: in washington, d.c., a bipartisan group of senators has introduced a bill that would block the biden administration's planned sale of $650 million worth of weapons to saudi arabia. republicans rand paul and mike lee joined independent senator bernie sanders as co-sponsors. in a statement, senator pau

, we been giving yemen quite a bit, the world's worst humanitarian crisis. a when the $962.00 marxist river revolution out there in south human, it's obvious to his friends. i wouldn't be obvious people's, i mean, i think you mentioned how he, in polite conversation towards the end of his life is musing on the spanish civil war on austerity on now. yes. a poor analogy. people around him just thought, well caring man for yes, they know. that's right. and, and her one of his a for a former phone correspondence guy from the telegraph, a couple of nights fulfill be disappeared in beirut. he said that guy really cares his. he is very motivated by by, but by humanitarian concerns. i think that's right. and he's not, he's not well regarded in britain for obvious reasons. and he deceived a lot of people and he cheated. and you can call it a conceit, whatever. but i think i think he is owed at least a some sort of understanding of his motivation of well to them. i think they got on exactly. i yeah. so right now we have a ice was arguable right wing labor leader. we h

he made comments about the war in yemen that his anger and several gulf states, diana caught a report from barret. this conference was about promoting tourism in a nearly bankrupt country. but instead lebanese prime minister, in se, because he had to address a crisis threatening his 2 months old governments, saudi arabia and some arab called countries have severed ties with lebanon for what they see as an increasing dominance of the hezbollah armed group. and then on the moon, we are determined to restore ties with saudi arabia and gulf states. i'm repeating my cost for the information minister to listen to his conscience had put circumstances into consideration and take the dance he should take. this is the priority of the solution to get out of the crisis, jesse. and he had to have a look. the emperor though, the latest dispute was triggered by the comments of information minister george corda, hey, who called the human war, a saudi aggression. it's a difficult balancing act for a prime minister who wants to restore ties with the country's traditional economic and political partners

they are urging governments and leaders around the world to help the people of yemen. a marriage or 3, and which is 0. now, the top you an official and bosnia, had the governor says the p steel that ended the war 26 years ago. there is under threat, the bosnian serb leader miller, our daughter has announced plans to establish a separate army within the country that violates the 1995 days in peace agreement which ended the 3 and a half year conflict. while the by the administration has approved its 1st major arm sale to saudi arabia, congress now has 30 days to review the $650000000.00 sale of air to air missiles. there has been criticism from both democrats and republicans of saudi arabia's involvement of the war in yellen, and they've attempted to block arms sales to the kingdom. the usa department says the deal is meant to help re i defend itself against cross border attacks from who the rebels. well, in parts of chad, conflict is growing as 1st highland grazing land. their shrinks dry zones are expanding and the changing climate making resources ever more precious.

the saudi arabia has long accused hezbollah, of helping the iraq back to, to rebels in yemen, a charge the group denies. saudi arabia is pressuring lebanon to take a harsher line on, has for law. but the lebanese foreign minister has said that kingdom is forcing impossible terms on the government. has bala, he says, is a component of lebanese politics. and this has a regional dimension which can't be resolved by. the authorities here already cabinet has been deadlocked for weeks after a dispute about the judge investigating last year's blast at the report. and now without support from gulf nations, it will be hard to secure, much needed international aid to stop its economic collapse that there elisha zita, beirut, ah, in the comp $26.00 climate summit to set its sites on the dirtiest fossil fuel coal button. the government says it's secure the coalition of dozens of countries pushing clear commitments, the phase out cool power that there are new to civil absences, 3 largest consumers of coal, india, china, and the us have not signed. don't fill the u. s. climate envoy john kerry is to

people danced, from yemen to saudi arabia, to rap, to all kind.iful songs in different languages. it just -- it was captivating. however, the interrogators took it as a challenge. we weren't challenging them. we were just trying to survive. this was a way of surviving because we had only each other. the things we brought with us at guantánamo, whether our faith, whether our knowledge, our memories, our emotions, our relationships, who we are, helped us to survive. we had only each other. also the guard was part of survival because they play a role in that by helping someone heldometimes and singing with us sometimes. also we also had the art classes. i think you heard out the -- especially in that time when we get access to classes, we paint. so those things helped us to survive at that place. hope also. hope, it was a matter of life or death. you know, you have to keep hoping. you know, that place was designed just to take your hope away, so you can see the only hope is through the interrogators, through americans. we said, "no, it's not going to

. >> let me ask you about yemen now.s, a terrible war, billions of dollars, is it time for saudi arabia to find a way out of this. right now they are backed by iran, they are in control of the most important parts of the country. >> we hope that we don't withdrawal the way that american withdrew. i think we made our commitment to the legitimate government of yemen. and the security council resolution sportts the government and called on the committee to put an embargo on the arms. iran continues to break that embargo. it's not saudi arabia that has to account for that. they instituted a call for help. it is a supporter of legitimacy rather than a uprising driven by a small militia that took over in yemen. >> and on iran, the international inspectors from the u.n. have now just concluded as well that they are breaking and running centerfuges in an area that cannot be supervised. >> it is very concerning, not just with iran's development of nuclear weapons but with their conduct. two years ago they attacked the eastern pro

the critical comments about the saudi coalition in yemen prompted riyaz to recall ambassadors. >> turkey's minister says he is here to enhance ties with beirut. he offered to help tackle lebanon's worst crisis with its longtime partners, gulf states. but that is a tough tax. -- have severed diplomatic relations to the lebanese government because they say it is controlled by has blocked. >> we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue. we are ready to play a role. >> riyadh says the crisis is about hezbollah up domination over the country. >> the problem is not a local issue just between lebanon and saudi arabia, it is between iran and saudi arabia. >> -- was into iran before arriving in beirut, among the battlegrounds were the regional rival we plays out. -- rivalry plays out. it is also being fought in yemen where the who sees are making their way into the government's last stronghold in the north. >> saudi arabia is -- accusing has malala of supporting the who sees that are terrorizing the security of saudi arabia. the united states, they want to guarantee the --

who had been released in august 2014 roy in yemen to al jazeera, managed to keep working in summer and covered the counter revolution. there, illema barb, former prison, the valley of del a solid, formed an alliance with the hoot. these who took control of the capital in september 2014 president abd robbie monsoon had the left center and down to 0 moved to the southern city of arden. but it got caught up in the so called battle of anton and had to leave. it was able to return 3 months later until yamini southern separatists took the city in august 2019. 0, jesse law, i done. meanwhile, al jazeera continued to cover the war in syria. local freelance journalists reported on the military interventions by iran back to militias and the shia armed group has bella al jazeera, also had freelance report is in gaussian tap in turkey, covering the russian as strikes and land intervention in syria. while millions of syrians fled the war and headed for neighboring countries and europe, al jazeera followed their traumatic journeys and suffering in refugee camps. this happens every day people sit on

. >> omar and khalid are from yemen which is also home they say to the world's best coffee. >> yemen tradition of coffee drinking in yemen >> so the coffee start in the middle of 14th century. >> ibrahim alhasbani is an eighth generation yemeni coffee. >> low acid it will not bother your stomach and there's a natural sweetness. do you think that is because of the soil or the sun or the kind of water >> all of this makes the yemeni coffee special. >> he estimates there are as many as 5,000 yemeni owned bodegas in new york city, just about every one with a back room where they keep the good stuff. >> if i walked into theed bodega and said could i get a cup what would they say? if you're a friend, maybe they get from the back. >> take the bodega monif ziyad runs in east harlem. sure enough >> she wants black ice coffee. >> it's colombian up front. but in the back, this is all yemeni coffee. >> all yemeni coffee. >> ziyad keeps half a dozen different varieties in his back room, brought by friends and family visiting from yemen, some coursely ground, others no the as today, one doesn't ne

thank you for that. what was going to yemen? thank you forthat. firstly, what was going to yemen?less, we do have language coal on first, and i don't think anyone at the start of this process but toughness of some expected that that would have been returned, but it has. and i think that is down to the flexibility and the goodwill shown by many of the parties here today. yes, the language was not what we had set out to do, but nevertheless, this was it language that was ultimately a good, and i want to thank all the parties who showed such good grace and agreeing to it. you ask about my being emotional. i have had about six hours sleep in the last three days. but it is emotional in the sense that collectively as a team we have achieved what i suspect very many people doubted, probably aren'tjust the last few days. so of course it is emotional, but as i said, the hard work starts here. thank you. congratulations. it is quite an intense — congratulations. it is quite an intense process. on coal, if you had a friend _ intense process. on coal, if you had a friend that — intense proces

it's also being bought in yemen where the pro iranian hutus are making their way into my rep. the government's last stronghold in the north diet, the accusing kind of support being that are joker diving. but if you all know why, and the united states day long to keep the minimum and it seems to us and saudi arabia have different priorities. washington backs prime minister and the government and has called on golf. countries to restore ties with living on that needs. international support. saudi arabia has long channeled funds into this country child economy, but it has with health support in recent years because of has valez influence. gulf states are a lifelike for hundreds of thousands of lebanese. and living on leaders are trying to find a way out of the diplomatic riff, which has worse and political divisions and added to the economic turmoil. the crisis is rooted beyond lebanon's borders and geopolitical rivalry between many stakeholders. turkey appears to have entered the free 7 for their ultra 0. they root 100 south people to talk to the streets, synch, lancoste, capita

it seems even nobody's ministers cannot call out you k armed saudi arabia fritz warren yemen. joining me from bay rouge's presidential candidate former levity is foreign minister. far as boys fires. thanks so much for coming on the show. i'm not sure whether you watch nature nation, mainstream media here. they say, it's a failed state. the whole thing in lebanon, it's a, it's a disaster, or whatever happens to the information minister george, good, i can lebanon, not even criticize the saudi actions in the world's worst humanitarian crisis. yemen, a lebanon, lebanese politicians not allowed to say anything. they want to say. i think shows that the crisis is bigger is deeper than the problem of what go to the i said i didn't say i think the. ready real problem a bad during many, many years ago, the weight zeroed and the power of his will law became more and more strong 11 and is now nearly controlling the whole state. they are controlling nearly everything. they are filtering the gun, but they are controlling the polymer. they are controlling the economy that controlling the security.

while the coalition is saying that it's launched attacks on more than a dozen targets inside yemen. also falling developments into dawn in the capital har. touma police station has caught fire during the latest round of demonstrations that oh, people are demanding justice for those killed and a return to democratic transition of the army chief took control of the government last month. at least 40 people have been killed since the military takeover was the headlines this our, this listening post is coming up next. ah, protest dot and security showing that another old teen and we are doing democracy demonstration being that it is 0 which has been covering the demonstration chief has been arrested. hello, i'm richard gilbert in europe. the listening posts where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. here are the media stories we're examining this week. to dance flirtation with democracy ends in a coup d'etat. how far will the hunter go to control? what we know about the story, the journalist arrested in the aftermath of the qu in me and mar, finally get their day i