saddam was captured, put on trial and later executed. in the civil war that followed, hundreds of thousands of iraqis died. the country was devastated. saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait unleashed a series of domino effect events that the world is still dealing with until today, such as the rise of al-qaeda and, of course, following that, the rise of isis and the continued devastation in iraq and the middle east as a whole. so, 30 years later, the effects are still with us. america's no longer the dominant power it once was. and in britain, the weapons of mass destruction fiasco has created widespread cynicism about politics. saddam haunts us to this day. john simpson, bbc news. now, finding a local rise in coronavirus infections early is crucial in fighting the spread of covid—19. in the spanish city of valencia engineers and scientists are going into the sewer network to try to find out where outbreaks are likely to occur next. we try to detect the virus sars—cov—2, which is the code of the disease of covid—19, in residual wat

that was saddam hussein. that was a nasty thing for saddam to say, but it was essentially him playing to his extremist base of politicians, the kind of thing politicians including in america do all the time. --did not mean he had intended to attack the u.s.. host: in the years that followed, it would be almost universally stated or overstated that paul wolfowitz was the architect of this expansion. in first,belie this the decision to invade iraq was the president of the united states. bush made his decision without the benefit of an architect's blueprint into the extent that there was such a document, it was not one will for which would have grown -- wolfowitzhich -- would have drawn up. guest: for those who think bush was this lazy guy conned into war by cheney and others, bush did make this decision. think his mind was made up by january of 2003. it was certainly on the verge of being made up as early as july or august of 2002. wolfowitz was important insofar 2001ying in september 15, -- september 15, 2001,

america went after saddam as well as bin laden. britton backed america. -- great britain backed america. ♪ [appuse] saddam hussein was quickly overthrown. but there were no weapons of mass destruction. >> the evidence about saddam hussein having actual biological amaga weapons as opposed to the cap ability to develop the has turned out to be wrong. >> i'm not looking for justification. we thought he was dangerousit states and that was basis for doing it. that some of these assumptions it was based on turned out to be not so great. you rely on the best intelligence you have. >> saddam was captured, put on trial later exed. in the civil war which followed, hundreds of ousands of iraqis died. the country was devastated. >> saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait, a series of domino effect events the seat wld is still dealing with until today -- that t world is still dealing with until today such as rise of isis and cednd the devastation in iraqnd the middle east as a whole. >> 30 years later the effects are ill with us. america is no lo

but did we have some preconceived notion had about saddam hussein and weapons of mass destruction? of course. anybody who had dealt with saddam hussein for the ten years since the end of the gulf war would have had a preconception and notions about saddam hussein and weapons of mass destruction. >> in our country right now obviously it's a very polarized time, a time of struggle over issues of race, injustice. president trump and attorney general barr said they don't think there -- you wrote a moving book about growing up in birmingham and the bombing of the church there when you were a young girl. and i recommend anybody that wants to read about our own history with civil rights and jim crow, they should read about your experiences. you wrote an op-ed in the "washington post" the other day or a few weeks ago about this as well. president trump and attorney general barr say they don't think there's systemic racism. in fact they're saying it is a bad apple situation. is there systemic racism? is there something we should conclude there is a systemic racism problem? >> i would like t

. >> he was really a dominant withe in policy, beginning saddam hussein's invasion of liberation of, kuwait, breakup of yugoslavia, breakup of soviet union, collapse of the warsaw pact, and of the cold war. it was busy in those days. he was a very levelheaded guy. who h w bushmeone knew very well, which is by he made him national security advisor. mr. bolton also said that president bush is an anomaly to the republican party and that he is peerless to have been the white house. wanda vasquez has lost her chance at reelection. nonvotings former member of the u.s. house of

saddam had saddam and then saddam is not a safe place for women. and women get accosted and abused one i want to be able to hit back and defend myself and that you had to get a self-defense. trainer mohammed m. or near promotes gender equality in 2018 he opened the doors of his martial arts center to women a bold move in a traditionally minded muslim and male dominated society until recently he and his female students could have been asked for this. in the beginning when they 1st started it was commonly actually for a male trainer to teach females in general are heinous and on so we kind of had to be at the beginning a little bit on the cover you know keep our doors closed. change has come to sudan women have left behind their traditional roles at home they go out they work they serve in the government women wear the driving force behind the protest movement and to this day basing protest songs. that. a group of women from many walks of life including doctors engineers musicians and psychologists have joined forces to make sure progress will not be

was lebanon's main gateway for imported goods the country relies on imported wheat and its only grain saddam was a bit to raise its. massive quantities of grain spilled across beirut's harbor another crisis looming for the city as food supplies become more scarce rescue teams have had a hard time looking for survivors buildings are smashed together finding spaces where people may still be trapped is a race against time. really you go our experience is that people can still be found alive up to 80 hours after an explosion or an earthquake so we still have hope. 16 workers have been detained others are under house arrest as public anger grows. protests broke out overnight following months of demonstrations against corruption and cronyism many see the explosions as the result of official incompetence the ammonium nitrate was stored improperly for more than 6 years it appears to have

and he said we are not concerned with the verdicts outcome we are not concerned with the court what saddam had he says no one can claim that you are not concerned now what's the next step and how these 2 main political actors are going to work together we're just going to have to wait to see how that pans out ok zain i want you to stand by we're going to go back now to near to the hague we're going to listen back into solitary the who is questions to leave lebanon however my words do not carry the same weight or value those words uttered by the judge as the judge himself said that the vehicle how did he was assassinated because he was again is the syrian regime ruling lebanon. don't you believe that. the exoneration of some members of hezbollah means there is an additional possible smar please read certainly the verdict handed down the tribunals today and listen to what the umpire the judge said he has clearly demonstrated the political background following the press the meeting where it has been decided that the vehicle what it is should be assassinated. from that day. this is what has be

state department calls a former top saudi intelligence official saddam diary a valued partner and is concerned by allegations the saudi crown prince sent men to canada to try to kill him.

saddam debris is putting his narrative and took challenge by our courts so and this case we see 2 important exchange of text messages between mamet ben said man the crown prince and sad that attempt and we have the story that should be. denied all right approved by the canadian authorities that the same team or part of the same team who went to to kill jamal went to law. to the canadian now. to canada to do the same thing so this is so very important parts that could be collaborate that we have to know that the fight with mohammed been some man or this fascist regime is a fight and different level some of it other people are fight and there's all these spend a lot of money to cover their rap bad beats and this case that narrative that you find. and japan or that our embassy in london saying or the saudi government is why i am so not have nothing. if it is proven that my met then said that i have contacted out and there certainly tell them to come back and when he refused he sent a head man group to kill him that means my madness and i was fully aware of that. this as it's called by the saud

notion about saddam hussein and weapons of mass destruction. >> let's talk about in our own country a polarized time, a time of struggle over issues of race and justice and president trum trump -- i know you wrote by the way a moving book about growing up in birmingham and the bombing of the church when you were a young girl and i recommend if anybody wants to read about our own history with civil rights and jim crow, you should read about your experiences. you wrote an op-ed in the washington post or a few weeks ago, president trump -- they don't think there's systemic racism and in fact are saying it's about apple situation. is there systemic racism, is it something we should conclude that there is systemic racism involved. >> i would like to have a better definition of systemic racism so we can address it. we have a tendency to throw terms around and we don't really know what they mean. if by that we mean that there is something in the system that is part of the explanation for the persistent, stubborn achievement gap between black students and white students, even when you patro

was prime minister the prime minister of a unity government that included members of hezbollah today saddam heidi is a member of the opposition a man who is like a likely candidate to be the next prime minister very strong language when you compare it with previous speeches in the past when he says we will not rest until justice is served and he adds and the verdict is implemented and he said that twice the verdict is implemented and really there is a lack of practical means for this verdict to be implemented you have a country where hezbollah controls political power it's highly unlikely that you will find them handing over. to the court they've repeatedly said that will not happen in fact he even had a swipe at hezbollah secretary general hossam just a few days ago he. addressed the nation and he said we are not concerned with the verdicts outcome we are not concerned with the courts what saddam had he says no one can claim that you are not concerned now what's the next step and how these 2 main political actors are going to work together we're just going to have to wait to see how that p

saddam's quieter spots that means to the head to land here you'll find forests meadows and links the island is separated from the mainland by the octopus of a look goon formed by the river of pain of flowing into the baltic sea. i'm treating myself to a truly special experience i'll discover the area on horseback under those unarmed there are many riding stables chosen this one and. a group of locals have planned a tour and they've invited me to join. this is andriano my best buddy for today or at least i hope so before hitting the road we need to curry the horses. saddled them. and put their beds and. almost ready but safety 1st. oh it's been a long time what i do. like. made it let's do this. first we need to cross town i've been in a saddle a couple of times already so i was able to join the tour right away but if you've never sat on a horse you'll have to do a couple of practice rounds at the stables or let someone else take the reins. in any case this is a great way to discover nature. it really is true here in the back country there aren't nearly as many tourists and as there w

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country said few days ago he said can you please dealing both issues do not meet the only option for saddam is either we remain on the. or we normalize with israel because it's not within our right as a transitional government to do so we have to wait until the elections in 2022 and then the people themselves can elect a government that will make that decision for them. barneys our french cops the phantom cells and something of a booby trap after asking topless women to cover up at a local beach following complaints they had to back down due to the rule of law and the whole episode even prompted the interior minister to speak out. on 20 patrol of 2 police officers ask 3 top those who have been on the beach of san marino lemaire to put on the swimsuit tops it followed a complaint from a family of holiday makers who said they were embarrassed as there were children around. the city hall. would like to specify that there is no municipal order banning this practice on his beaches. women were criticised for what they were wearing on the beach without freedom is a precious asset and it is normal

country said few days ago he said can you please dealing both issues do not meet the only option for saddam is either we remain on the list or we normalize with israel because it's not within our right as a transitional government. to do so we have to wait until the elections in 2022 and then the people of the next government that will make that decision for them. now there has been a very mixed reaction to the death of republican national convention which has officially confirmed mike pence is donald trump's running mate for a 2nd term critics know that the party is simply ignoring the chaos on the ground with an economic crisis and riots he's seeing various parts of the country support system insists that the gathering struck the right notes both covering that they support and also reaching out to cain swing since. there was a lot of light last week's convention and from my perspective was really about how much do you hate the other person how much do you hate donald trump how much do you really hate our country and whether or not you're saying that that's our country as races or whatever

of bordering is a cowardly that we pray you find in return for the removal of saddam from american terrorism list. to be honest we the sudanese people are the party most affected by the decisions and acts of the previous regime paying the compensation could bring us many economic benefits and remove sudan from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism. frankly speaking this american proposal is a kind of blackmail and it is a pity in order to reach a safety will have to pay the price for the actions of the previous regime as is often the case there was something more behind the deal that just goodwill highly sought after american after 35 fighter jets the u.a.e. has been trying to. their hands on them for years and apparently now they can't know they have the money in the us or they would like to order quite a few f. $35.00 since the greatest fighter jet in the world as you know by former stealth but it seems washington got a bit carried away trying to seal the deal with dobby so much so it neglected the interests of its best friend in the region we oppose the sale of even one screw one pla

canada in a failed attempt to kill one of his former top intelligence officials the alleged target saddam jobbery is filing a lawsuit in washington d.c. . u.s. present donald trump has issued an executive order banning business with the parent company of social media to talk the order brock's any transaction with a company by dance and the owner of the messaging we chat starting in 45 days says the chinese owned apps are being used for gathering uses data for this information campaign and that it poses a threat to u.s. national security jim anderson is a c.e.o. of social flow a tech firm which helps media companies it says it was a lack of trust between the u.s. and china which led to trump's decision. well i think the big concern has been the chinese ownership by dances of a chinese company and to talk has gone to great lengths to try to assure people that the chinese government has never requested dance provide or take tough provide information certainly not on u.s. citizens i think the real concern though is the fact that they haven't done that yet doesn't mean they won't do that in th

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brothers so this is what some would like to see for the punishment to be served it's something that saddam himself repeated time and time again that this will bring closure really for many people but at the same time a lot of people are disappointed they say that they don't believe a low level operatives would have carried out this intricate. assassination without getting the order from the leadership now we all have to remember that this court and its mandate only allows it to accuse individuals not to groups and not states and this court also cannot prosecute you for that if they don't have enough proof beyond reasonable doubt they relied on circumstantial evidence it was a very difficult it investigation especially since those in power had no faith in this tribunals they repeatedly called it politicized but the verdict has now been politicized and for many it's what matters is lebanon's court of public opinion much more than the verdict that was issued yesterday by the trial chamber. news then a true arrest to be made of the ongoing investigation into the explosion. yes the explosion th

and he said we are not concerned with the verdicts outcome we are not concerned with the ports what saddam had he says no one can claim that you are not concerned now what's the next step and how these 2 main political actors are going to work together we're just going to have to wait to see how that pans out when a lawyer representing one of these 3 men acquitted since the trial was ill conceived. these accusations against hussein hasan se should have never been made should have never been approved and this process should have never taken place today we're obviously very happy for mr honesty but at the same time i am particularly very saddened that millions of dollars were spent on a file so empty and a verdict that was from the beginning said to be so mediocre. well unpacking all the international legality of this for us here on al-jazeera kevin john hello he's an international law professor at the university of amsterdam he joins us now on skype from melbourne kevin welcome back what did the tribunals actually conclude today concerning hezbollah and the syrian government involvement in

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. >> he was really a dominant withe in policy, beginning saddam hussein's invasion of liberation of, kuwait, breakup of yugoslavia, breakup of soviet union, collapse of the warsaw pact, and of the cold war. it was busy in those days. he was a very levelheaded guy. who h w bushmeone knew very well, which is by he made him national security advisor. mr. bolton also said that president bush is an anomaly to the republican party and that he is peerless to have been the white house. wanda vasquez has lost her chance at reelection. nonvotings former member of the u.s. house of representatives edged her out in an historic gubernatorial primary. the results come one week after delayed in missing ballots led to a chaotic primary that forced a second round of voting on sunday. an encouraging sign today from arizona. the state reported no covid-19 deaths today and the number of virus cases continued to decline. new infections, the smallest daily total in more than two months. more than 4500 arizona residents have died since the pandemic began. in europe, schools are reopening within person lear

and saddam's transitional government has signed a peace deal with rebel groups to end nearly 2 decades of conflict south sudan has been mediation those talks ended stopping violence in many parts of suit on including darfur. now montenegro his ruling party has narrowly won the parliamentary election fought suffered its worst result since the country won independence from subway a 14 years ago the pro western party of president of its secure 35 percent of votes the person to be an opposition party trailed behind with 32 percent boss it could still form a government if it can reach consensus with montenegro's 2 other opposition parties even positive itches in the capital projects with more on what those results mean for mom to neighbor. the day after the election it's long to negroids the in some kind of state of disbelief of whether it dispositive or negative for the 1st time in its modern history this country is faced with a possible change in power for the last 3 decades there was ruled by the same party the d.p.'s of current president will kind of which this party led country is to i

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donation demands that we'd have to discuss that i couldn't just accept with no ifs ands or buts i thought saddam kindly name vo on a venue and. in exchange for the donations scully wanted the museum to build a permanent 1000 square meter display of at least half his collection it's the kind of commitment germany's museums association advises against scully wanted to display in a new museum space that will eventually replace this courthouse but the red tape associated with moving the court and taking down a protective building construction might not start for another decade by which point the artist would be $85.00 scully felt he was being strung along the city's mayor agrees. but he predicts 1st they negotiated the conditions for years making it more and more clear that they were less interested then they proposed a timeline that was unacceptable to the artist from the very beginning. and that was their way of showing the artist that they didn't really appreciate his offer i mean you know it's a 1st. in a statement sean scully said there's no such thing as a flexible gift he's now looking for an

regulations never ending common procedures frequent lawsuits fiamma germany's wind power industry is facing saddam's opposition. why is that minister. who has a vested interest in seeing wind energy fail. germany's struggling energy transition comes. 90 minutes on t.w. . passionate drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere help fight at sac intuition love hate money. stands for arms fire stance and fans. cheer golf on you tube joining us. i think is everything challenging 1st i'm a muslim. so much different culture between here and there challenging for if the. league. and it shows the so i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. got my license to work as a swimming instructor a vision our 2 children not adults just random stuff just. what's your story take part cherish on info migrants dot. com. this is the news a live from berlin the opposition challenge of this presidential election flees the country. has accused president lukashenko of rigging the results. erupted in anger after look at shanksville claim for a landslide victory also coming up lebanon's prime minister announ

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he's moving home to the saddam city of torture to live with his mother for the 1st time in 18 years. independent of one of the pings factors that are also considered before. so i think that not being compromised is something very very good for both of us and it seems he's not alone but being cut him has been working as a mover for 5 years never before has he had so many daughter jobs in the last month he has moved over 30 apartments like an ant and into storage units. thought is good for her that we've moved many. people are. moving. here storage costs far less than with what they thought for many it has been a difficult but necessity moved many young professionals from small towns to vent apartments in cities like new delhi to access more opportunities but big cuts and job losses caused by the pandemic are quickly making the cost of living in cities on affordable and these relocations can have rippling consequences to pick up the goods flatmates moved out in march the 4th india's knockdown. it has been emotionally draining to be all alone in this empty apartment she says we had a re

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invasion that toppled saddam hussein and the united states and iraq i guess it refers to say have reached another tipping point in their relations they will be holding a news conference imminently in the next hour and a half perhaps as soon as they do we'll bring that to you live as well for the content of what they will say to do with iraqi u.s. relations but we all suspect the mr trump will be barked at some questions to do with steve bannon his former strategist now having been arrested coming up here on the news hour for you the u.s. presidential nominee joe biden eyes major foreign policy changes if he wins the white house. and global condemnation of a military coup in mali the u.n. calls for the release of the detained president. and in sports cricketers are taking no chances as they head off to take part in the sport's most lucrative league. president all trump is demanding that all u.n. sanctions be reimposed against iran he says his secretary of state's mike pompei will meet the un secretary general data on thursday to start the process. iran will never have market down market th

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and there are talks that maybe the sooner prime minister saddam had medium lights had the new government or somebody if you were even nominates might head the new government but you don't know what the action of the people who will be in case this happens ok so it sounds like a transitional government is trying to be formed but protesters are calling for a total overhaul of the way the country is run the system of government what could that look like. well the questions are asking for a tool to do with the formation of the whole political establishment there as are they are asking for and new teacher in government to govern and not involve any of the political that have been running the country since the end of this in or since the civil war actually. and this is why there are protests and there are passions between the security forces and the protesters where this will or will they accept the new government in its form and we doubt from what we're hearing from putin they're asking for a new and explore and know they're asking for early elections pointing to the new and experience that d

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he himself never directly said this untruth about saddam hussein and 9/11. but created an atmosphere in which people believed it. now you have donald trump even getting rid of that and going directly to spreading the untruth and the propaganda himself. so, i think that's the line that has been breached very definitively in the trump presidency, especially with this pandemic, with people's lives on the line. you will never hear the president offer genuine condolences more than 150,000 dead. i mean, you know, we've almost lost our capacity to be shocked. what i would say to people is, you don't have to be surprised to maintain your sense of shock. and i do agree with you, it's very important to cover this universe of misinformation and lies that is being hoisted on the american people and the accountability for trump and his advisers for spreading it is something that is really different in our politics right now. it's astonish -- >> yeah, we all wanted hydroxychloroquine to work. the studies have proven it doesn't. we need to move on, unless there are more st

but farmers were later misled by agro chemical advertisement and started i was in that year and that saddam had a lot of heart yeah. all of the 18000000 rice farmers in thailand some look is among the few who refuses to use chemicals in farming. he has his simple and interesting way of growing chemical free rice. in the fields in the mid ninety's the population of apples now's exploded i can't up my wife was secretly using pesticides i didn't agree and bought my ducks instead. these are some looks a.v.s. . was. very existence can be of tremendous. benefit to mankind and the environment. and. what. they are across breach between natives and cocky campbell ducks. the natives breed gives them a strong immune system and the cocky campbell greet means they can play lots of eggs. their future is determined by their gender. these workers are checking the gender of the ducklings. there's a hot spot in the rear end of male ducklings and only ex-pats can feel. male backing so as to keep the price and will be raised for me. females are more expensive and will be raised when they. are raised in both po