summit kicks off in riyadh. on tuesday. this off to. saudi arabia along with the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt imposed a blockade on kasa in 2017 they accused cattles government at that time of spreading instability of supporting terrorism which has vehemently denied part of the embargo saudi arabia closed only land border and access to nearby sea lanes was also restricted the locating countries also closed space toward country registered aircrafts forcing a cut us national airline to make very long and expensive de tools. q. ways initially stepped in to mediate between the 4 blockading nations and casa and the trumpet ministration as we were hearing has renewed those efforts and it's launched last ditch attempt to resolve the issue before trust president trump leaves office later this month. so as far as we know it's not. an announcement of the end of the blockade at the moment this is just saudi arabia saying that it plans to open its sea and land borders with cassava the king of saudi arabia had invited cutler's emir to atte

saudi arabia says it's foiled a few drone attack over the capital riyadh the bite me been astray she says it's reviewing the group's designation as a terrorist organization. we are in one of the most famous museums in the world in front of i give you some of the most famous paintings in the world i'm stephanie decker in the if it's a museum in florence whether it is raising a debate and i will tell you about the need to control last words. so we begin in russia where tens of thousands of people have been defying freezing temperatures in the threat of arrest in some of the biggest anti-government protests in years they're demanding the release of the kremlin critic alexina valmy who was arrested last week on his return from germany where he was being treated for a near fatal poisoning at least 800 people have been detained so far including these wife and i said brian has this. oh. before the rally had even begun in moscow the security forces got to work rounding up those who started together trying to ensure there be no protest here. but despite the detentions and the battens the crow

but while riyadh seeks to unify arab ranks the declaration contains only a general pledge of solidarity the united arab emirates has said more work is needed while qatar is freed from the blockade full reconciliation is by no means certain now to the world of sports and a super fan who refuses to miss out 61 year old kyoko ishikawa has been to every summer olympic games in the past 30 years and the tokyo resident is determined to attend the one shuttle to come to her hometown this year many japanese believe the events of not go ahead because of the pandemic but kyoko is hoping to keep her brought her record unbroken. kyoko ishikawa has done her summer games superfan attire every 4 years her traditional outfit and hace maki had been started out at the barcelona games in 1902 and along the way she's collected memorabilia at every game since the tokyo lympics were postponed until this year due to the pandemic and just last month tokyo organizers banned cheering in stadiums which means. we'll have to leave her whistle at home even with the muted atmosphere of the tokyo games kyoko believes

but while riyadh seeks to unify arab ranks the declaration contains only a general pledge of solidarity the united arab emirates has said more work is needed while qatar is freed from the blockade full reconciliation is by no means certain. now to the world of sports and a super fan who refuses to miss out 61 year old ishikawa has been to every summer olympic games in the past says he is the tokyo resident is determined to attend the one shot deal to come to her hometown this year many japanese believe the event should not go ahead because of the pandemic but kyoko is hoping to keep a record unbroken. kyoko ishikawa has done her summer games superfan attire every 4 years hurt your dismissal outfit in hockey maki had been started out at the barcelona games in 1902 and along the way she's collected memorabilia at every game since the tokyo olympics were postponed until this year due to the pandemic and just last month tokyo organizers banned cheering in stadiums which means. kyoto will have to leave her whistle at home even with the muted atmosphere the tokyo games kyoko believes could se

but while riyadh seeks to unify arab broncs the declaration contains only a general pledge of solidarity the united arab emirates a set of more work is needed while qatar is freed from the blockade full reconciliation is by no means certain now to the world of sports and a super fan who refuses to miss elting 51 year old kyoko ishikawa has been to every summer olympic games in the past 30 years and the tokyo resident is determined to attend the ones scheduled to come to her hometown this year many japanese believe the event should not go ahead because of the pandemic but she is hoping to keep her record unbroken. kyoko ishikawa has done her summer games superfan attire every 4 years her traditional outfit and hace maki headband started out at the barcelona games in 1902 and along the way she's collected memorabilia at every game since the tokyo olympics were postponed until this year due to the pandemic and just last month tokyo organizers banned cheering in stadiums which means. he. will have to leave her whistle at home even with a muted atmosphere the tokyo games he oco believes could

on tuesday, riyadh said it was restoring full diplomatic ties. these efforts helped us reach the agreement of the statement that will be signed at this summit, where we affirm our golf, arab and islamic stability and strengthen the amicable relations between our countries in order to serve the interests of their people. the declaration seeks to end the dispute which has isolated guitar for more than three years -- isolated qatar for more than three years. saudi arabia, the uae, egypt, and the rain, cut diplomatic ties with qatar. the accused ohio of supporting terrorist groups and of being too close to saudi arabia's arch foe, iran. saudi arabia and its allies located access to qatar by air, land, and se, leaving it completely cut off. a. doha said the embargo violated international law. the blockade countries issued 13 demands, despise qatar's vehement rejection of their allegations. the list included closing down broadcaster al jazeera, and downgrading ties with iran. fast-forward to 2021 and no sign of major concessions from qatar. so why the

but while riyadh seeks to unify arab ranks the declaration contains only a general pledge of solidarity the united arab emirates to sec more work is needed while qatar is freed from the blockade full reconciliation is by no means certain. i would start with a lympics supervisor who is refusing to miss out 51 year old. has been to every summer games for the last 30 years and the tokyo resident is determined to attend the tournament should you want to come to a home town this year but in japanese the navy event should not go ahead because of the pandemic but coca is hoping to keep a record unbroken. kyoko ishikawa has done her summer games superfan attire every 4 years perch additional outfit in hachi marquee had been started out at the barcelona games in 1902 and along the way she's collected memorabilia at every game since the tokyo olympics were postponed until this year due to the pandemic and just last month tokyo organizers banned cheering in stadiums which means. we'll have to leave her whistle at home even with the muted atmosphere the tokyo games kyoko believes could serve as a s

the 1st commercial flight between katherine saudi arabia and more than 3 years has landed in riyadh last week saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt all agree to bring an end to the blockade of catherine that began in 2017 . was a international airport for the parcher that is the 1st qatar airways aircraft to travel now to saudi arabia direct from go up the airways flight heading to the saudi capital riyadh on board family members who were previously separated from their loved ones because of the blockade over the past 3 years not only is this seen as a positive move following the reconciliation declaration that was signed into law last week between qatar and the former blockading countries because of what it means for the people of the region because of what it means for the political stability of the region but particularly here in the airports where the airline industry has been hit so hard because of the pandemic not just in qatar but around the world this resumption of flights between destinations is something that is extremely welcome so it's very historic moments in what would have see

dispute of course it was shortly after trump's taking office and visiting riyadh that this this blockade was announced that he gave cover continuously to saudi arabia and its crown prince and particularly in the assassination of journalist in saudi arabia's role in the war in yemen all it is may perhaps fitting that now in the waning days of the trump presidency with 15 days left to go the this blockade is ending and certainly this is a sign a saudi arabia is recalculating its relationship with the u.s. in anticipation of the incoming biden administration knowing that under biden it will no longer be receiving a free pass it certainly is going to be interesting watching over the next few weeks hoed the g.c.c. countries readjust their relationship to the white house and to the u. u.s. isn't it because the by the administration in many ways as an entity is very different to the top administration but there is an argument suggesting that their goals ultimately could be very similar. well certainly biden has said that he also wants to isolate iran but the the end goal is very different from

transitional council and the other end and the saudi backed loyalists a president or had the in the riyadh how difficult was it to reach this power sharing deal and does all of this put it in jeopardy now. well it's obviously it was very difficult to reach to that point and the real issue is. surrounding the issue of egypt to see to the government you know originally had his government was considered as the legitimate representative and the original the government of the you know meant and the whole war was launched in order to protect this legitimate government and the u.n. resolution 2216. went through and so on and now we are in a situation where that government has actually been negotiated and it's been negotiated because of a fracture between the united arab emirates and saudi arabia as the allies each backing a different site now that in itself has already. reduced illegitimacy of this arrangement and has made it very very difficult in the eyes of the yemenis but also outside yemen people to look at it and take it seriously especially when the government was named still in the area a

southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president abu reprimand so hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for to each other after separatists declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces but together they aim to launch a knighthood front against iran backed walls in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way barbara and al jazeera. all right let's introduce our panel in doha abraham pretty hard associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. but on director of political studies at the arab center for research and policy studies and so on but director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies welcome to all of you ibrahim let me start with you today how much has the authority of the unity government been undermined by this attack and i've been. well significantly how mad i think this says. you would challenge a presence that you had secured at the challenge for the government that has think it

saudi arabia says it's for the who think drone attack over the capital riyadh the by the administration says it's reviewing the who he's designation as a terrorist organization plus. we are in one of the most famous museums in the world in front of arguably some of the most famous paintings in the world i'm stephanie decker in the if it's a museum in florence whether reopening is raising a debate among italians about the need to control mass tourism. i'm devon ash with sports and that's exactly 6 months ago until the take human impacts and while doubts remain as to whether it can go ahead and that make organizers continue to insist it will happen. we're going to begin in russia where tens of thousands of people have been defying freezing temperatures and the threat of arrest in some of the biggest anti-government protests in years they're demanding the release of kremlin critic alexina vonnie he was arrested last week on his return from germany where he was being treated for a near fatal poisoning more than 2000 people have been detained so far including nirvana's wife son you're going

it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that riyadh on the outskirts of madrid some 4500 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october they've been without electricity many inhabitants off moroccan or roma origin most live in poverty conditions how worst in sectors 5 and 6 of the county other. because of the cold many like a family now don't even have water. i don't know what this is how would normally wash our clothes and then wilhelm our hands by the fire . we don't have electricity we don't have water we don't know what to do authorities blame the power outage on the surge thought to be caused by illegal wiretaps to power cannabis grow operations in sectors 6 most of madrid's illegal narcotics come through here we can film openly here it's too dangerous but people we speak to confirm they too have no electricity. back in sector 5 a mother who wants to stay anonymous invites us into her house the kids are bundled up and tending classes online but just as strong as her phone charge and mobile data lost. when they get upset i t

for the crisis because back then in may 2017 when president trump and days son in law visited riyadh. they were part and parcel of at least question that was part and parcel of behind the scene conspiracy basically a case cutter he knew about it and now we know that he actually knew i did not tell the secretary of state at the time that rex tillerson about it so the top administration was responsible i have tried over the years to bring calm to today to this to the to the region and resolve it didn't work out very well for them and then of course kuwait and other stepped in in order to help resolve the conflict but you could say loren in 2 words that the trump administrations was responsible in some ways for the crisis and now it is in fact responsible in some ways for resolving the crisis but that's you know as you would say that's the least they could have done because the united. yes this does have but the likes of so we get it get the u.a.e. and other settler with egypt all of them are buying arms from the united states all of them depending on the united states for their protecti

but while riyadh seeks to unify arab ranks the declaration contains only a general pledge of solidarity the united arab emirates has said more work is needed while qatar is freed from the blockade full reconciliation is by no means certain. it's time to modify our top story at this hour german chancellor are going back over the natives of the country 16 states have announced details of new coronavirus measures the kind of lockdown will be extended to the end of january with tighter restrictions on social contacts for everyone and limits on movements the people living in corona virus obstacles. that's it you're up to date more world news of the top of the hour next up is a business news with that steve perry there's the web site yes always the web site the w. dot com the dusts. i'm secure the volume or that's hard and in the end these are me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were clients of the what's your story ready ready. i'm working i was a women especially of victims of violence in. part.

but well riyadh seeks to unify arab ranks the declaration contains only a general pledge of solidarity the united arab emirates has said more work is needed while qatar is freed from the blockade full reconciliation is by no means certain. now to the world of sports and a super fan who refuses to miss out 61 year old kyoko ishikawa has been to every summer olympic games in the past 30 years and the tokyo resident is determined to attend the one should be able to come to her hometown this year now many japanese believe the event should not go ahead because of the pandemic but kyoko is hoping to keep a record on broken. kyoko ishikawa has done her summer games superfan attire every 4 years her traditional outfit and hace maki headband started out at the barcelona games in 1902 and along the way she's collected memorabilia at every game since the tokyo olympics were postponed until this year due to the pandemic and just last month tokyo organizers banned cheering in stadiums which means. will have to leave her whistle at home even with the muted atmosphere of the tokyo games kyoko believe

confirmed they are coming to the market next month to sell a 30% stake in the company in an ipo in riyadh. yousef: saudi arabia's medical services is seen likely to attract over $80 billion as soon made. why is that? filipe: that is an interesting figure. within the health care segment in saudi is because it is another index play. we had a report yesterday saying the company meets the requirement, the technical requirement to the main a margin -- emerging-market. the popular gauge most em investors look at globally. this would attract around $80 million to 100 million dollars. this could be announced as soon as may, that is the next time there is a major review. there should be a lot of activity with this before the announcement. the share is up 80% this year so far. yousef: what is on the radar for earnings today? filipe: quite busy day, we have investors reacting to the posted profit that was higher than analysts were estimating last year. the share was capped at 74. reaction to the national bank of kuwait and the kuwaiti market, and the big-name posted a beat and profit for the year. w

side arabia says it's foiled an air attack over the capital riyadh the kingdom has come under repeated attacks from the rebels in neighboring yemen the hutus have not claimed responsibility for these attacks this is a scene that the king had led international airport to riyadh after the attack was intercepted crowds of passengers were stuck in lines of the having their flights delayed in time on the defense ministry has reported what it calls an incursion by chinese military planes on saturday taipei says 13 chinese bomber planes and fighter jets flew into the southwestern corner of his defense identification zone. china has reported upwards of $100.00 new daily corona virus infections for more than 10 days in a row it's the worst cases it seems since march last year testing has been ramped up in parts of the country ahead of febreze new year holidays that's when hundreds of millions of people are expected to travel to visit their families. came in 1000 vaccine may cash seneca has cut its promised delivery to the e.u. blaming supply chain issues the company has slashed the offering by

there are reports from saudi arabia that an explosion has been heard in the capital riyadh local media says it was a missile being intercepted over the city the italian prime minister has every contact he has resigned in a bid to form a new government to effectively lost his majority when a vital junior partner in his coalition quit over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic his resignation is seen as a gamble. and uneasier has surpassed 1000000 cases of coronavirus that's according to government figures the rate of infection has been steadily climbing for months more than 10000 have been reported every day in recent weeks. was police in the netherlands have arrested $180.00 people during another night of protest against lockdown measures demonstrators are angry over a government curfew it's the 1st night time restriction on movement since the 2nd world war. more protests have been held in lebannon over worsening living conditions and a strict coronavirus lockdown this is the northern city of tripoli security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds after demonstr

from a great hall of muslim leaders in riyadh, to a great square of polish people in warsaw, from the floor of the korean assembly, to the podium at the united nations general assembly, and the forbidden city in beijing, to the shadow of mount rushmore. i fought for you, i fought for your family, i fought for our country. above all, i fought for america and all it stands for. that is safe, strong, proud, and free. as i prepare to hand power over to a new administration at noon on wednesday, i want you to know the movement we started is only just beginning. there has never been anything like it. the belief a nation must serve citizens will not dwindle, but only grow stronger by the day. as long as the american people hold in their hearts deep and devoted love of country, there is nothing this nation cannot achieve. and our future will be brighter than ever before. i go from this majestic place with a loyal and joyful heart, and optimistic spirit, and a supreme confidence that for our country, and for our children, the best is yet to come. thank you, and farewell. >> today, on the west

embassy in iraq or the -- you know, riyadh -- riyadh's airport or any of these important facilities. while they negotiate the jcpoa and as the jcpoa is required. >> reporter: the resumption of a dialogue between washington and tehran could have knock-on effects in syria, yemen, iraq and lebanon where iran is a major player. the trump administration did manage to orchestrate the establishment of ties between israel and several arab states, a move praised by its successor. washington also recognized jerusalem as israel's capital, opened an embassy there and generally sided with israel as never before. all but killing the two-state solution, which means washington now needs to come up with new ways to address the conflict as do the palestinians themselves. >> perhaps the one-state solution as a more viable option, you know, calling -- asking for their rights as all citizens in the state rather than, you know, calling for a second state, which has no now basis on the ground. >> reporter: so what we have is an administration that seems to have put aside things like trump's rather ambitiou

benefiting the iranian people knowing that their policy or backs him on pressure has already be in riyadh willing to go back to the full terms of that. right now there are 1000000 people who are overweight or obese it's profitable to sell through the seas and sugary and salty and addictive it's not at the individual level it's not individual willpower and if we go on believing that never change this obesity epidemic that industry has been influencing very deeply the medical and scientific establishment. so what's driving the obesity epidemic it's corporate profit. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development only closely and going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. it was for the right ones will be you know and for. his mother soon she will not. let. me get on really good. the self-taught performers routine calls is quite the stuff. that someone. who wants to be demolished ever done for. the children. of the street

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coronavirus cases over the past week saudi arabia says it's foiled to drone attack over the capital riyadh its previously come under repeated attack from the rebels in neighboring yemen as the by administration reviews whether to keep the terror group designation its predecessor imposed on the committees. to take headlines more news here on al-jazeera right after radicalized by phone or. told their own. tell us or in the case were. compensated civilians while we listen to the only music you hear is. the most beautiful music in the world and silence we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories of the soldiers their own. ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya gong. to los ma they don't. gotta say about us then i suppose he'll have got one i thought i was familiar london i. only if in the c.b.s. . style of no nobody got us close the total job was called and they ended up in a salary level as a result of a. business. denominator that's going to let. it go on nobody else has one of the most was. more. that yeah. yeah yeah. yeah yeah. yeah. yeah yeah that. was just you know i

families saudi arabia says it's intercepted an air attack by yemen's hooty rebels over its capital riyadh the kingdom has come under repeated attacks from who tease in neighboring yemen the group has denied carrying out any operations in the last day saudi led coalition intervened in yemen in 2015 and has been at war with who sees ever since yes president joe biden has apologized to troops who were kicked out of the capitol building and forced to sleep in underground car parks it came in the form of a phone call with the chief of the national guard bureau 26000 troops were sent to washington to secure the city for biden's inauguration. actors are world is next filmmaker part of class just explores her spanish heritage when he's after the i phone or 'd. spain it's my kountry and my home. there's so much to know if you're the people who landscape year round sunshine culture and fair of. spanish people love to tell you who they are and where they come from and i am no exception. my family's hometown. is in the eastern mediterranean coast i know that sentry's ago this was part of mostly in sp

introduce major reforms and this explains why we're seeing this event happening in alone or not in riyadh or injured there were traditionally where you would have those a landmark gatherings and the think this was his own touch his own message to the international community and to the world that's what you are going to see. is a message that i'm genuine about in a major transformation not only in saudi arabia but also across the region but this as you rightly said came about following a long political process where the kuwaitis have been very instrumental and when also the americans have been asking or the key players to to come together because the americans for example the way they see it is that if you don't have this crisis solved absolutely no way you can contain what they describe as iranian the growing influence this absolutely no way where you can solve the crisis in libya because in libya for example you have. regional you have countries supporting supporting groups on opposing and of the political spectrum and same thing for. it was baffling the international community and the u

so the arabia says it's foiled an air attack over the capital of riyadh the con kingdom's come under repeated attacks from hoofy rebels in neighboring yemen who fees of not claimed responsibility for the latest attack the u.s. state department's begun reviewing whether to keep a terror group designation for the who thieves it was a party move by the previous administration under donald trump humanitarian groups say the designation could hamper aid deliveries. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people and power good buy. how is north korea one of the poorest countries in the world managed to evade u.n. sanctions and pay for its nuclear weapons program the answer is through a secretive government organization known as bureau $39.00 which obtains foreign exchange by any means possible to fund kim jong un's regime in the 1st of 2 episodes investigating how it's done we reveal how money laundering and slave labor raise cash for kids. north korea the pariah state. a dictatorship shrouded in mystery. every day the official news papers praised the heroic

the 1st commercial flight between qatar and saudi arabia more than 3 years has landed in riyadh. saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt last week agreed to restore ties with culture after a blockade that began in 2017. was there for the inaugural flight from the international airport that is the 1st qatar airways aircraft to travel now now the arabia direct from go up the airways flight heading to the saudi capital riyadh on board family members who were previously separated from their loved ones because of the blockade over the past 3 years not only is this seen as a positive move following the reconciliation declaration that was signed into law last week between qatar and the former blockading countries because of what it means for the people of the region because of what it means for the political stability of the movie region but particularly here in the airports where the airline industry has been hit so hard because of the pandemic not just in qatar but around the world this resumption and flights between destinations is something that is extremely welcome so it's very hi

designation it will have a negative impact as well he feels on efforts to unite the country under the riyadh agreement which had been making some positive steps until recently he feels this will have a chilling effect on efforts to get all sides to the conflict to come together and speak so we're hearing a very strongly worded call for a reversal by the united states of this designation coming from top u.n. officials this morning or that's a picture from the united nations speaking the christmas movie thanks very much andy. the polls have closed in uganda's general election long queues for ones before polling stations open later than planned and then they stay busy a president you want to miss if any he's been in power for 35 is he seeking a 6th term in office but he is facing a serious challenge from the opposition leader probably wine 2 days ago social media was switched off but yes that is. blocked out this is one of the many efforts that gentleman 70 is doing to make sure that we vote in the dock to make sure that uganda skipped a doubt but why did you get into doubts about uganda or kat

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bobby wine the 1st commercial flight between qatar and saudi arabia in more than 3 years has landed in riyadh last week saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt agreed to restore ties with casa after a blockade that began in 2017. it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines from al-jazeera u.s. house democrats have introduced a resolution to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence on capitol hill last week but also urging vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment declaring trump unfit to hold office meanwhile the f.b.i. is warning of armed protests in washington d.c. and all 50 states in the days leading up to joe biden's inauguration security is being stepped up a week earlier than planned but actual god is deploying 15000 troops. i'm all for it if you. read but i. think it's critically important then to be a real serious. holy those folks who are a nice addition. read people a lot. of bases for me probably cause great damage to the economy and i think it's amusing the more than 2 german immigrants the republicans in. the us state

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his grandfather found a miniature version of the basilica in the riyadh sand an austrian pilgrimage site he painted a pedestal with shoe polish and glued on the church setting it in a glass globe in 1900 he applied for a patent on the world's 1st snow globe the flakes fluttered down gently thanks to the viennese formula. yes meant for my father was the 1st to produce the mixture of snow that we used to the degree and that's my secret so far i'm the only one who knows exactly how it's done. every year the viennese manufacturer produces around 200000 snow globes almost all individual parts are made locally the figures are made by hand a process in which liquid plastic is poured into metal forms and pressed into shape the patsy family has also been experimenting with 3 d. printing. is it the other day to recenter. the printer the printer produces the figures layer by layer. if you do. a couple of penguins and i mean joe. as the 1st woman in family history daughters have been a patsy the 2nd has recently joined the business bringing it into the 4th generation she sees the future of the compa

his grandfather found a miniature version of the basilica in the riyadh sand an austrian pilgrimage site he painted a pedestal with shoe polish and glued on the church setting it in a glass globe in 1900 he applied for a patent on the world's 1st snow globe the flakes fluttered down gently thanks to the viennese formula. my father was the 1st to produce the mixture of snow that we used to the and that's my secret so far i'm the only one who knows exactly how it's done. every year the viennese manufacturer produces around 200000 snow globes almost all individual parts are made locally the figures are made by hand a process in which liquid plastic is poured into metal forms and pressed into shape the patsy family has also been experimenting with 3 d. printing. the other day to recenter. the printer the printer produces the figures layer by layer. if you can with. a couple of penguins and i mean joe. as the 1st woman in family history daughters have been a patsy the 2nd has recently joined the business bringing it into the 4th generation she sees the future of the company positively custome

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following the visit of senior white house adviser and son in law of donald trump questioner when he came to riyadh and doha met with both the emir of qatar shoot them in $130.00 and the central defacto ruler of saudi arabia crown prince become a bin son man and that's when we saw a lot more movements we saw the statements coming from queens foreign minister as well as obviously this lifting of the air land and sea blockade by at least saudi in the past 24 hours so that's been the main push behind it but not lost on this like i say is the role of both kuwait and to some extent other countries and that's why for example the summit that's taking place and i was actually dubbed the . summit in respect of the 2 late leaders of our man in kuwait both of whom had a role in either reaching us to display bringing us to this point or at least diffusing what was a very difficult situation will there be lots of loose ends that need to be tied up and those who sends me take several weeks indeed several months. it's a very nice way of putting it in a sense the her are a lot of reasons and there are a lot of dif

after coronavirus restrictions were imposed some complained of maltreatment in a detention facility in riyadh they were repatriated after one group posted a video on social media calling for help. the white house says it's outraged by pakistan's supreme court ruling to release the british born man convicted over the killing of u.s. journalist daniel pearl 19 years ago a panel of 3 judges acquitted after mad omar saeed shaykh of involvement in mr poles kidnapping and beheading his 3 cork used were acquitted last year. a gay couple have been flogged flogged in indonesia's conservative akshaye province for having sex each of the men received many 80 lashes is the only region of indonesia that imposes islamic sharia law which outlaws homosexuality and. a near total ban on abortions has come into effect in poland sparking nationwide protests the move means terminations will only be allowed in cases of rape and incest and if the mother's life is at risk polls suggest more than half of the population of poles as the new legislation. germany's 2nd largest bank commerzbank has announced it will cut 10

things were changing and the favor of riyadh and then the old army and now on for the same circumstances we see the change trump is leaving the white house a new president coming to washington washington and one of the main reason i think which which to me is helping me to understand what's happening is the fact that without the change in the white house without this political change globally without what's happening even related to coronavirus i don't think so we will reach to that point so there was a collective elements pushed to this to happen today and the 5th of january 2021 so we have to look how much the circumstances will push to mordor i would say unity to more collaboration between the e.c. countries there is no doubt that the united see is in favor of its own countries it's a bit of the world in favor of washington but but i think this also needs a contribution of some the world to to keep this unity and also to push to reduce the level of tension rather than pushing the tension which we witness and trumpet the 1st year of his presidency in the white house and creating unity

it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that riyadh on the outskirts of madrid some 4500 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october they've been without electricity many inhabitants of moroccan or roma origin most live in poverty conditions how worst in sectors 5 and 6 of the county area because of the cold many like family now don't even have water . other places how would normally wash our clothes and then we'll hold our hands by the fire. but we don't have electricity we don't have water we don't know what to do. authorities blame the power outage on a surge thought to be caused by illegal wiretaps to power cannabis grow operations in sectors 6 most of madrid's illegal narcotics come through here we can film openly here it's too dangerous but people we speak to confirm they too have no electricity. back in sector 5 a mother who wants to stay anonymous invites us into her house the kids are bundled up and tending classes online but just as long as her phone charger and mobile data lost. when they get upset i try to give th

the french that the yeah but the but also you know in a 10 tolerance a 1000000 weakest locked up in riyadh so-called reeducation camps tolerance of persecution of christians is that the kind of tolerance that you're looking for from the outside no i don't i don't i don't i don't i don't think you interpret that right i think the tolerant china that they're from development model have a different path have a different system because we you know it was saying china didn't come virgin the china can't be you know we need a mall a diversity of this world we can't just open someone fresh and we're not talking about going verging on diverging the world is complaining about your yeah human rights record continually and the locking up the incarceration of a 1000000 weak is engine jang province this is what they're complaining about i think because of this you have a you know as far as. as far as i can see there's there's no hard evidence or proof. but they'd have to say that i mean there is cause china will start working on it's been published around the world in chinese instructions so the people