, the situation in yemen, the geographical context of yemen, the population of yemen before yemen, the relations between yemenis , they had actually estimated something similar to the disturbances that the supreme leader said , they had prepared something respectable, but they had a calculation error from this sheet. on the first day of the crisis, hazrat agha said that we will soon witness that the iranians want to rub the noses of the saudis. the tower of rights and the current situation of the north to what is the duty of their own body? hello brother, low payment, very good, mr. roshan cheshm. the point that was raised at first was that in rich arab countries like saudi arabia and the uae, after that, they should come behind this coalition with the western american coalition, and that was all that soon, for example, the war in yemen will finally be determined in favor of waste , but we saw that it took eight years and all the miscalculations of the yemeni people's income became a model for other countries. that in 2011 in the incident and until 2015, the military operation of the a

, it is impossible to seek victory in yemen, and the eighth year of the war has ended. the situation of war and peace in yemen as the yemeni journalist in sana'a says, the fronts are calm, the faces and hair are angled in the holy month of ramadan, the military operations and aerial bombardment have stopped, we hope that the agreement on national prisoners will be reached, and the airports will be fully reopened , and the war will end, mr. dr. hassan khanizadeh, an expert on west asian issues, hello, have a good time, i accept the sale of cream, with greetings, politeness and respect , i am serving you and the esteemed viewers, as well as serving the dear guests, dr. roshan chashm, in their opinion, that the saudi coalition against the yemeni people in the form of a big plan that is good you can say piety with failure it has been faced and now it is being pursued in the new format and plans of the grand plan and behind the scenes of this coalition of the americans , the british and the zionist regime . behind the scenes of this coalition, i want to know what is the role

, and the situation in yemen, the geographical context of yemen, the population of yemen before yemene relations between yemenis, in fact, they had estimated something similar to the disturbances that the supreme leader said. they had prepared something respectable, but they made a calculation error due to this splitting of reza. today, at the beginning of the crisis, hazrat agha said that he says that soon , we will see that the yemenis want to rub the nose of the saudis. today, you mentioned that after 5 years, the saudis have almost all the conditions . they accepted the semen that with the details of the stages of the war and for now the files of this law tower and the current situation of the north , according to their own words, what is the status of the number, hello, brother, the payment is very good , mr. roshan eye, the point was that it was first raised that you are a rich arab country like saudi arabia and the uae after this coalition western americans came behind this coalition and well, it was all their own , that soon, for example, the war in yemen, the end will finally

i talk to yemen mr. mustafa motahari, an expert on yemen issues, mr.i, hello, good time, hello, hello, i would like to serve you, dear viewers, due to the time limit in our conversation, first of all, tell me that two rich arab countries, such as saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, attacked yemen in relation to the insulting of the text questions. keep in mind the science with several variables that when it started in north africa in 2011, somehow this revolutionary information reached the point where in 2012 ali abdullah saleh in the so-called gulf work meeting after three years he stepped down from power and his engine is president abdolrab mansour hadi they have happened until the letter of the president was elected, but maybe as you wanted , they would have introduced the changeable male, as the quran has come, there was information that the previous government would not have been, as the process was moving forward, 2014 is coming to the expectation of the government. the same differences did not start again in 2014 and the difference was th

the war that's happening in yemen is, is between the people and saudi arabia and the u. e, who have for decades control the political affairs of the country. and the reason and they control the political affairs of the country, is because they have a lot of they have political factions, various political factions, in yemen who march to their tune and work on behalf of you eat saudi arabia and us interest in yemen. this is why the war happened, and the reason why i bring this point up is because we're going to discuss ways of obtaining a sustainable resolution here in yemen. the agreement has to be reached between the federal law a, the, the government of saudi arabia. and that both sides have come to the table, they have to reach an agreement. and this agreement has to be between the on thought a lot back in many government as saudi arabia, from spearheading this 9 year war on yemen. what in your opinion, has motivated a rod and saudi arabia to find common ground at this moment in time? well, i think this is an initiative that was initiated by saudi arabia. i think saudi

a few months ago i visited yemen for the 1st time in my humanitarian career. and let me tell you that the imagery of all human suffering i've seen there will haunt me forever. this was not thing like i've seen before in my humanitarian career. i've seen families of 6 and more surviving daily on a too low. so brad dipped in water and this was their diet that including other imagery that was that the word should should not ignore and look away from today. the reality in yemen is that 3030000000 people are struggling not only with an ongoing conflict with no clear resolution in view, but also crumbling voted infrastructure limited access to all basic needs, including food, water, health, electricity, a very intense economic situation that is affecting the livelihood of the corner in yemen. 8 fun for sure to address is not a situation that on need. international. red cross is flagging. this is a reality for or humanitarian actors which makes the situation even extra dangerous . more yamini swelled sleep hungry tonight. 2 and more children will not be able to go to

he said that we are witnessing the act of mass killing in yemen. the aggressors and their mercenaries came to the gates of the senate, but the general mobilization began and they followed the aggressors to their borders for the past eight years . the different fronts of killing the aggressors by defeating the fronts they tried to destroy yemen's internal security by exploding the economic and cultural war . 1,310 terrorism and spies and more than a thousand members of takfiri groups were arrested. also, hundreds of tons of narcotics were discovered and seized. the aggressors agreed to a ceasefire due to the fuel crisis and the reopening of sana'a airport for the travel of patients , students and businessmen in the 6-month ceasefire . these days, even the people and media of the aggressor countries failed. they and the prolongation of the question war it has been provoked, but the man died and the war has been prolonged. talking about military victory is not understanding the reality of the war in yemen. searching for victory in yemen is impossible,

there are going to start with yemen. a prisoner exchange deal between the internationally recognized government leaders of the who to opposition has field cautious. optimism about an eventual end to the countries 8 year war. the agreement comes days after regional power, saudi arabian iran, which support opposing sides and yemen, wish to deal to restore diplomatic relations. joining us today from stockholm as effort nasser she is a non resident fellow at the arab center in washington d. c, and an expert in humanitarian and human rights issues in yemen. hey, a quick reminder also that you can send us your thoughts for today's show via youtube, and i'll try to get them to our guess, right? so we can do this together. okay, so i want to begin with a piece of video here that we had. this is from the regional director for the international red cross. it's about a recent prisoner exchange here. check it out very soon. 887 ah detainees. we'd be reunited with bay families. it's an expression of hope. it's an expression of humani

the war has killed hundreds of thousands of people in yemen. since 2014 this is ty is a city on the front lines in southwest yemen. it's a dangerous place, especially for the youngest. this mother said 3 of her children was shot dead while out playing. the eldest was just 12, as the de la. these were children, not soldiers. according to unicef, more than 11000 children have been killed or severely injured in the civil war in yemen. millions of suffering from malnutrition, so serious that they risk dying if they aren't treated in the camps for internally displaced people. the situation has been desperate for years. then she knows when children suffer from malnutrition, for so long it affects the whole development. that means the children who survive gets sick more often they can't learn properly. the future of this country is starving here right now. despite a recent flare up and fighting, there's also hopeful the recent agreement between regional power saudi arabia and iran, could affect the conflict in yemen. in this proxy war, saudi arabia fi

yemen itself. we shall see what happens. certainly in the 2 weeks that you're talking about. i said in albuquerque, thanks for joining us from center. plenty more had here on the i'll desert news are including place in germany say a mass shooting at a jehovah witnesses center was carried out by a former member of the community. a rebel attack kills 44 people as violence continues the least and democratic republic of congo. and joe will have an update on name as the brazilian storm to goes ankle surgery hearing cut off a sulkily off in sport. ah, the united kingdom has agreed to pay france $577000000.00 over the next 3 years in an attempt to cut the number of asylum seekers crossing the english channel in small boats. the funding will go towards new detention center and more border forces. natasha butler reports are from paris, a chance to reset ties. the french president warmly welcoming the u. k. prime minister in paris for the 1st franco british summit in 5 years. relations between paris and lond

shabaniyah of the people of yemen here today have gathered to emphasize their stability in the 9th hall of victory, semnou has lost at least 200 thousand citizens, including women, children and the elderly, in these years, a company that is moving to solve the practice of rape in more than 17 arab countries, etc., arab participation in the past, they used hundreds of thousands of cluster bombs, but the yemeni armed forces succeeded in liberating the occupied provinces, such as jaft al-dar and most of the arab provinces, by carrying out ground, sea and air operations. they are the brain bases of saudi arabia and tens of they carried out strategic air strikes and operations, including targeting giving saudi aramco the largest oil facilities in the world and targets in other countries of the persian gulf and the red sea. the missile unit conducted 90,828 military operations during 8 years , including 1,237 missile operations, where the forces and military bases of the enemies gather in i was targeted inside some areas and also targeted in 589 enemy operations outside the geography of yemen

can they actually bring the war in yemen to a proper negotiated settlement? we have a very uneasy truce that's been in place. it's nearly now 8 years in the next few days, it'll be 8 years since saudi arabia intervened in yemen and they been bog down there ever since that i'm sure is one of the motivations from the saudi side. of course they're important implications with regard to israel. israel is the one country i think it is not going to like this. they had been hoping that the u. s. would persuade saudi arabia to join the abraham cords or get better relations with israel and completely isolate iran. that's what prime minister netanyahu once, and it's not what he's going to get. i think the overwhelming thing that i'm seeing from this is, is, is a very different approach now to saudi foreign policy. traditionally before mom had been sama and who now steers the strategy for the saudi kingdom. saudi arabia very much was in the us camp and everything but this steel, it was broken to day in china. and at the same time, the saudi foreign minister was in russia

but what is to happen on the ground there in yemen? yes, i think what that meant is that the, the final decision of what should happen at the end of this conflict should be a human decision and decision made by the yemeni actors themselves, other, any, any kind of interference from the outside actors should be just to faster latino and push forward to put matic and peaceful dialogue. but at the end, the decision should happen between yemen is and it's very important here to mention also that all fact, all factions, or all segments of the many society should be included in this piece. decision making. so that means women should be on the negotiating table to use the machine, which is the marginalized group. all those actors should be politically participating and making a building that you want to be really clear about that. are women, not a part of the peace process at this moment? and right now there are peace talks going in our mind through it remind mitigation. but we don't get to have a lot of information about what is really happe

c and an expert in humanitarian and human rights issues in yemen. hey, a quick reminder also that you can send us your thoughts for today's show via youtube and i'll try to get them to our guess, right? so we can do this together. okay, so i want to begin with a piece of video here that we had. this is from the regional director for the international red cross. it's about a recent prisoner exchange. check it out very soon. 887 detainees. we'd be reunited with their families. it's an expression of hope. it's an expression of humanity and it indicates the way ahead fall old parties, true to conflict. for thanks for joining us on the stream today. so this prisoner swapped over a 100 pursuers that are going to be exchanged. is this a cause for optimism? yes and no. ah, it is a positive aspect of where we are heading it's. it's absolutely positive to armenians or of civilians. any a man that there is some good news coming out to be a man, and it's absolutely a great news to the families of the detainees, hundreds of detainees. but on the other hand, i th

you recently got back from yemen. thank you, first of all, for tale the time. it is -- it's a situation that far too few people know about. i'm a firm believer in the decency of the american people, and i truly believe that if people really knew what was happening over there, the action on it would be swift and significant. what it's like on the ground is almost impossible to describe. you know, there's something that really hits in the deepest part of you when you are in the presence of children who are starving to death. you know, i'm a father myself, but i think just as a human being there is something really primitive that gets woken up in you, this need to protect and need to care and this need to do something. and the unfortunate reality on the ground in yemen is that that suffering is everywhere. it seeps through every interaction that you have with every person. you can see it in the faces of everyone that you come across. and you can see it, you know, strewn all about you on the streets. it's an extraordinary

some walk to missouri modernization and staying in yemen where millions are marking ramadan, it's the holiest month of the islamic calendar of marked by fasting, charity, prayer and reading of the koran. but years of study can leave copies of the holy script desperately in need of repair. our next report here is from a traditional book binder in the yemen, e, capital santa, working to restore, as many as you can. ah, with the street to santa bustling, it's a busy time for bookbag dislike. hashem al serra she has she muses, traditional methods to meticulous c restored, damaged copies of the crown. ramadan brings with it more customers and has sheen worked long hours to meet the increase in demand was worshippers fasting from dawn to dusk. more time is left for reading and reciting. the holy book lived abroad. 47 copies of the koran here to be repaired because some of them need fixing. we take damaged copies from moses to be restored our own expense during ramadan, particularly. everyone wants to reside the koran em available office. in the cities mosques, local people come together to

and a peace deal within yemen. sir, to maintain that on a, on a more permanent basis with the north washington has welcome the saudi, iranian rock. how small as a step toward lowering tensions in the region. the 2 sides are set to reopen embassies in the coming weeks. sebastian songs is a senior researcher on golf, monarchies for the german based center for applied research and partnership with the orient, he told us why this is happening now as many other countries of distance themselves from iran after its brutal crackdown. protests, timing always matters specifically in the case of saudi arabia. so at the moment there is a momentum of opportunity for this is at least the perception in re up. so the situation that we see in iran is considered by the saudi. you disturb as a situation of weakness and therefore the saudi leadership has the expectations that iran could agree on more concessions, specifically with regards to yemen, but also maybe with regards to, to lebanon or iraq that are in the interests of saudi a

the deal comes amid a drastic humanitarian situation in war torn yemen, where more than 20000000 people are estimated by the red crescent to be in dire need of help. a large part of the local population has been deprived of access to education, display from their homes, and have also had to contend with the drought and other consequences of the climate change. to go further in depth on this. let's cross live now to you have any journalist hussein, although k b, thanks so much for taking the time to join us on the program today. now, with the improvement of relations between iran and saudi arabia, how do you assess the chances for the warring parties inside yemen to come to some sort of a resolution? is there hope for another? see fire here? to be honest with you, i don't think that this agreement between the around the so the idea will bring any be said to you because what's happening in yemen is award lamps to base o d. i a but i don't, i did the out of it and there was only stop and only if so the will lift its bouquet to and yemen withdrawal. it's true. would they knighted data be me

reporter: it comes down to my yemen background.is how i got his number, i spoke to family and friends, got his personal number. once we started talking on the social media app it was those commonalities, the fact i knew the area, the neighborhoods. i was also able to relate to his international life when he moved here in the u.k. and when he lived between cairo and the u.s. that helped him open up to me. david: where does this leave the fight for justice for martine? reporter: this is the first time this story will go all over the middle east. we are also broadcasting it in arabic. we are hoping authorities in yemen will watch this, the details presented, and what farouk abdulhak has to say about it and hopefully they will extradite him back to the u.k. where he will have to face justice. david: many thanks for joining us. america's vice president kamala harris calls for greater investment in innovation across africa. speaking in ghana as part of a nine-dayfrican tour, ms. harris said such efforts could give rise to opportunities a

where terran backs has bella militants in yemen. both sides have been locked in a proxy war for years. now observe as say the deal brings a chance to end the civil war is that there will be at least moves towards a permanent cessation of hostilities and yemen. and a peace deal within yemen, sir, to maintain that on a, on a more permanent basis within washington has welcome the saudi arabian reproach more as a step towards lowering tensions in the region. the 2 sides are set to reopen embassies in the coming weeks. and i spoke earlier with simon mabon, professor of international politics, who studies sectarian conflict at lancaster university in the u. k. and asked him what prompted the 2 adversaries to soften their stance. i don't think this is a dramatic change. i think this is something that's been in the works for a number of years now. we know that the 2 states have been talking back channel dialogue in a number of different arenas. and i think it points to broader concerns about regional security and further escalation of tensi

so that's important in yemen is a, is a very particular case. i mean, we were on the brink of famine in yemen, you know, throughout this conflict last year, when we started off the year there were a 161000 people who were in the phase, the apc phase 5 level of sort of the famine categories so people who are about to die potentially a famine. so at the end of 2022 that went down to 0. so, you know, that's, that's big progress in terms of beating back famine. now the question is, you know, how do you move to the next phase, which is developed? how do you get out of the humanitarian emergency life phasing phase and begin to transition to sort of building livelihoods, building resilience. and i think that's where we are in yemen. today, what is underway in estonia is national election? the main themes of the campaign have been the rising cost of living and national security in the wake of neighboring russia's invasion of ukraine, colon primary, sophia, chaos has been a vocal supporter of keith. our opponents don't want the baltic nation to get invol

what are its implications for, for yemen? for lebanon, and for the iraq nuclear deal, of inconspicuous solution. we say that the real success is not in finding an agreement, but in implementing the agreement. so while signing this agreement in china is definitely an important step and it's an x and it's a good step, but towards reducing tension in the region and the middle east and out of world. however, the success is in trying to implement this and this, the agreement being reflected on foreign policy behavior of the 2 countries and particularly iran. now, now we're in principle in theory, we are expecting to see tension reduction and particularly in lebanon, in syria, to a certain extent, and also in yemen and in iraq. because these 4 places these 4 countries in particular where you know, where we had a serious proxy conflict or proxy war between the 2 countries been around and saudi arabia happening for the past few years with this is guaranteed or not. i don't think we need also to jump into conclusion and assume that th

support of the zealous people of yemen, who in the most difficult circumstances, from the message of the oppressed palestinian nation against the zionist enemy , support ali me today, abdullah akbari, welcoming the efforts of islamic countries in effectively reducing the the people of iran demanded the complete removal of sanctions and sanctions against this country, and the continued aggression of the enemy will mean that the dimensions of breaking them will increase . the country stressed on resistance until complete victory, this year will begin with this big demonstration in all the provinces and regions opposed to the saudi coalition. this demonstration shows the achievements and also emphasizes the continuation of the resistance . have gathered to emphasize its sustainability in the ninth year of 2010, semno has lost at least 200 thousand citizens, including women, children, and the elderly. millions of cluster bombs were used, but the yemeni armed forces captured saudi border bases by carrying out 10,000 of them and carried out a strategic air strike , including targeting saud

the repetition of the war in yemen must end, it must be emphasized the humanitarian crisis in yemen is of the key factors that causes america to end its support for saudi arabia. this war must end in order to act and end the broken commitment of america's support for offensive operations in yemen, including the sale of weapons. the double standard of rights the human rights of america and other western countries have been implemented several times about our country, but the broad plan that was started in the media and political dimensions to isolate iran at the united nations human rights summit still did not work, and the foreign minister of our country is the most active political official. present in some government companies and parliamentarians to approve a clause in the budget law of 1998 requires that if a state -owned company has a leadership and is profitable and has no losses, only the ceo and the board of directors can receive bonuses , otherwise the payment of bonuses is prohibited and a crime is proven. one of the missing links is the issue of increasing productivity. the

and the geopolitics of yemen, america was to this country, a report of the us center and the zionist regime are worried about the strengthening of resistance groups in the region, the last days of the eighth year of aggression against yemen, with each passing day, the role of more parties in this aggression is revealed. i am obvious experts say about the role of the zionist regime in the war against the yemeni nation that it wants to be present in the structure of the region under the pretext of fighting terrorism, and yemen is definitely opposed to this issue, and this opposition will cost sana'a. these are the words of the prime minister of the zionist regime in the american congress in 2013. yemen is in their hands, and iran's shipping routes in the red sea are an analysis that shows his concern about the increase in the ability of ishallah . the yemeni army's ballistic and cruise missiles were widely used, but unfortunately, there is nothing to disable them, even drones of all systems. they accept the radars and accurately prove to the targets. on wednesday, the yemeni army held

it would have its impact on yemen. the war in yemen, it would have its impact on lebanon with the political twice as an economy fall out . it would have its impact also on syria and of course iraq. so in general, this is, this is the main point. and the main reason why everyone is welcoming. however, as we heard today from alisha, a funny, the, a secretary for iran supreme in national security council, there will be a path, and they'll be a way to restore the diplomatic relations. hey suzy, us, that the can them, we have been here in beijing for 6 days. i held talks of my saudi counterpart that led to the agreement to normalize relations. we agreed with saudi arabia to open a new page based on the interests of the 2 countries. and, and on regional security, and to promote stability instead of exacerbating tension. so we hope this will contribute to the establishment of security and development in the region and ballast, the behavior of foreign powers and their distance from our region to which they came without permiss

now, what's ultimately being cold by many is the biggest man made disaster in history. war torn yemen now is 21000000 people in dire need of help. much of the population is displaced with little access to key facilities, years of drought, so having a catastrophic effect and political, expert, and data scientists. yusef maoris tell you how many people are grateful for china's diplomatic help in the reaction to be given, the people has been very positive. they welcomed this initiative. they welcome to separate by china. they're thinking, trying to for, bring in iran, the saudi arabia, to the negotiations table. i think when you look at the many people and you ask for what their perspective is or how they are reacting to such an agreement is you know, they're looking at their situation on the ground. yemen is the poorest country in the middle east. yemen has been engaged in an 8 plus year war that has severed the nation's economy. that has put the country on the brink of an economic collapse. so i think when they heard about this agreement between both sides, they're only hoping for the

, and a peace deal within yemen. sir, to maintain that honor on a more permanent basis within washington has welcome the saudi iranian reproach more as a step towards lowering tensions in the region. the 2 sides are set to reopen embassies in the coming weeks. here in germany, police investigating the shooting at jehovah witnesses center in the northern city of hamburg. have reveal that the perpetrator was a former member of the religious community. the gunman killed himself, 6 people and an unborn baby. his motive remains unclear. bon police say they recently received an anonymous tip off about his mental state as the investigation continues. a community where the shooting unfolded mourns its victims. undertake has removed the bodies of the victims. as people in hamburg pay their respects. and begin to process and reflect on me, attack them on your hon. one. when you leave here and you are 200 meters away. it affects seal. it's very bad about that. no matter wait happens. but of course it affects us even more here.

and tel aviv in the war in yemen, the zionist regime announced that the strategic importance of yemen'sitics and japan was the cause of the invasion of this country, according to the report of the us center and the zionist regime is worried about the strengthening of resistance groups in the region , the last days of the eighth year of aggression against yemen every day as time goes on, the role of more parties in this aggression becomes clear. it is obvious that america and england are planning development and aggression against me . experts say that the zionist regime in the war against the yemeni nation wants to fight against terrorism in the structure of the region, and yemen is definitely with this. the problem is the opposite and this opposition will cost for ages. these words of the prime minister of the zionist regime in the american congress in 2013 have control in their hands and the analysis of iran's shipping routes in the red sea shows his concern about the increase in the ability of izatullah . the yemeni army's ballistic and cruise missiles are widely it was used, but unf

together in peace if the war comes to an end in yemen. for iran, that is the, that would put aside the most important issue that stands between iran and so the radio. and just to go back to china's role in bringing the 2 size closer together. how significant is that new view? does it, does it supplant the u. s role in managing to kind of be the kind of broken, these kind of regions. i don't think china replaces the united states. what i think is happening is that the united states is losing its role. it's declining as a global power. it's not completely diminished, but it is so it is definitely not the united states of 10203040 years ago. so as united states declines, you see countries in the region thinking about reviving and restoring relations or building new networks. now that the american role is smaller than before, and we also see relations between countries in the region evolving with non western powers. and that includes china. and do you see this having any impact on potentially reviving in iran, you do the tax for the revival o

the yemen is the poorest country in the middle east. yemen has been engaged in an 8 plus year war that has severed the nation's economy. that has put the country on the brink of an economic collapse . so i think, you know, when the heard about this agreement between both sides, they're only hoping for the humanitarian crisis to be alleviated. they're hoping that saudi arabia will lift it, strangling, blocking on humans academy pe, you have any salary so that we can perhaps get a sense of normal life coming back to the many people. i think saudi arabia starting to see that, that, you know, having such close ties with the us and western nation. the simply a, you know, it's a bad bet these days because saudi arabia finding itself, being opposed by many middle eastern nation by, you know, by the muslim world because of their position, their political position to stand and to spread and to spearhead us and western has many in the middle east and in, in the muslim world, washington has harshly criticized to propose new bosnian sub law, calling it russian, influenced and a danger to democracy

adversaries. entrenched on opposite sides on a host of issues and fighting and proxy was notably in yemen, syria and lebanon. few would have believed even days ago that a reprocess between the 2 was about to happen. the u. s. wasn't involved in the deal in a region where it would see itself as the dominant superpower. china broke the secret saudi around negotiations with the announcement of the successful outcome made in beijing. china has provided favorable conditions for reaching the equipment. this is a very those tradition of the basic policies and costs sets of china's diplomacy, which includes the major initiative of building a community with a shirt future for mankind. that i strongly believe that under the guidance of the aforementioned diplomatic policies and concept, china will constantly play an important role in promoting international, regional peace and stability or gotcha, for i think the sense we're clear signal to the world 1st. there is not only the green crisis, but also many other issues that are related to peace and people's livelihoods, which should be brought to the

where terran backs has bella militants in yemen. both sides have been locked in a proxy war for years. now observe as say the deal brings a chance to end the civil war is that there will be at least most awards, a permanent cessation of hostilities in yemen. and a peace deal within yemen, sir, to maintain that on a, on a more permanent basis within washington has welcome the saudi iranian reproach more as a step towards lowering tensions in the region. the 2 sides are set to reopen embassies in the coming weeks. the oscars movie awards take place this weekend, and one of the documentary is nominated for an academy award. is the film, all that breeze. it is about 2 brothers running a bird rescue clinic in delhi. it's hard to imagine, but the stars of an oscar nominated film live here in the indian capital feathered ones. these birds of prey would normally be soaring through the skies, but their badly injured they're getting treatment at this clinic in delhi, from brothers mohammed and nadeem. so my deposit cases are there was other t

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there are still local drivers of conflict in lebanon in yemen, in syria. and these will not be addressed by the broader diplomatic protocol between ron, i'd simon ne, than professor of international politics. lancaster university's richardson institute. thank you so much for your time. thank you. in sports now. spanish prosecutor's half charged football club. barcelona was corruption. as an owner accused of paying over 8000000 euros to the form of vice, president of the countries refused refereeing a committee was day. maria, in that case, negro ada. the payments were allegedly made between 20012018 investigation started accidentally after the countries tax authorities discovered irregularities several years ago. the club denies any wrong due in and in tennis. germany's alexander it's fair if has breezed into the 2nd route of the indian wells atp masters. after defeating a pedro, catching in straight, sets germany number one, spare it back to a 6361 victory over his argentine hone, and in a little over an hour and a quarter. when means he will now play fin