busy iraq, iraq has to expel. oh, the floating poll says iraq must have the elections. iran welcome this step of the elections and we welcome the constructive efforts of the iraqi government to build and the given went to the region and corporation. we consider all aspects of region and cooperation between the countries of this region is the base for bringing peace and stability. so our region, the is slamming republic of iran is stressing the importance of the countries of the region to be ready to achieve the good goals for the region and for its country. finally, from a, from baghdad. i'd like to say that the new government in iran, when it needs to stress that the iran foreign policy was the iran's new government is balanced upon a safe band. i'm supposed to say that depends on developing relations with the neighbors and supporting the day. because once again, i'd like to thank very much the iraqi government for having us in this conference. i wish the conference all success you wish all the best for the iraqi

from both iraq and yemen. the day following the most recent u.s. strike, iranian militias launched multiple buckets and southeast syria and attacks against troops and diplomats in iraq, resulting in american injuries. beyond the terrorism in the region, we saw a plot to kidnap an american citizen on u.s. soil, an appalling demonstration of iran's disregard for what we are doing. the administration decided the legal basis for recent strikes in the practical impacts of repealing the 2002 aumf. the 2002 aumf provides the only statutory authority to strike iranian militias in iraq. the 2002 aumf served as part of the legal basis for the strike against general soleimani. a policy of less than robust response is to attack the interest have clearly failed to deter them. it is important to underscore the message we are sending. with trip reductions across the middle east, i am concerned about the repeal of the 2002 aumf, and i think all of us are sending our allies to the region. this emphasizes the message that iran

and the urging the international community to give necessary support to bring stability to iraq, iraq records and seeking to establish itself as a mediator between arab countries in iran and baghdad has been brokering talk since april i between regional heavy weights are read entire on or on on mending ties and 7 in 2016, let's listen intermediate. she present stuff because we mean this conference in about might be here with you in iraq and rock solid state in the out of country in the muslim country. her daughter and iraq, m bodies as symbol partnership with our neighbors. and we have that desire on his desire to have and use tax of corporation within certain criteria and certain mechanisms. and so i decided to, within the day in, in iraq a and the gyptian within the entire region in a way that will made the aspirations and the interest of the iraqi people should be. and this must be based on certain criteria that we have to add here to abide by for the sake of the entire region. what your majesty is, excellence says high. and that says probably this fight was out of other countries

well, of the buckets in iraq. and that also in syria and the benny probably lies the bible on a regional power or international power to create a mess in iraq and in the region. so. ready our tool, which has been used and can be used and will be used unfortunately, and the reason one other. so it's any of the regional or international followed and the keys in pay as usual. so i would love very much to see these regional powers the gulf country is turkey, egypt, jordan, iranian, of course, to sit together and goodwill and good intentions to stop blaming each other on for the current situation or for the past. and did try to look for the future. what is best for these countries, for your countries, for all of us, how we can live in peace and, and, and reconciliation and how we can result all the conflicts. are clearly i say conflict, hence contradiction may say, well at least we're having a dialogue or, or 4 of us here are having a dialogue. and hopefully the country is that we're talking about will also continue to

tens of thousands in their army leading to iraq war three and total casualties in iraq and sierra have certainly more than half a million. they had done the same things with debate and switch down any yemen or barack obama had a war beginning in 2009 of cia drone war against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. the real al qaeda terrorist that help coordinate september 11 to bomb the uss cole in 2000. who did the bombing attempting to blow up a trait over detroit on christmas day 2009. and obama was bombing them. but then, i'll skip the politics it's a complicated mess. by the end of 2148 shiite group friendly with the eye ron came out of the north sack to the capitol city. at the time that happened you can all read this in the wall street journal and a great piece on i will monitor from january 2015, our current secretary of defense was a four star general. and he made a deal to you guys like killing al qaeda? no problem. he was funneling them intelligence to use to target that was january 2013th. just two months later barack obama stabbed them in the back and took al qaeda's side again

but look for iraq, it's interconnected. iraq has been a battle ground for various states in the region. and i think it's presenting itself as the regional stabilizing force is the welcome addition for the arab world and for the region at large. i think the causing me administration has done well to be pushing for this role. and it comes back to a backdrop of as you know, escalations on the tracy fund, whether it's in a lot of done or in other areas. so this hopefully would push us towards more understanding peace and listening to one another. well speaking of security issues, i see that there was a fee attack on a yeah, many base. how to housing saudi led forces leaving 30 dead literally in the hours just off to the summit, given that this was about fostering dialogue and trying to reach a space where we can have a conversation about peace and the stuff that let me ask you, does this then feel like really nothing has changed. well, you know, the initiative is very much encouraging because it's interesting to see that after decades that some are regional state or, you know, or they inte

hey, now iraq has been holding a regional son. it aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east. now it's hope that these talks will encourage its neighbors to talk to each other, instead of settling scores on its territory. this meeting comes maam, soft regional rivals, iran and saudi arabia resumed contact, but failed to reach breakthrough since 2003, iraq has been a battle ground for the united states. and especially for iran, after the toppling a former president. saddam hussein. it's hopes that what wasn't achieved through war could now be achieved through negotiation. yet the united states was no, should be absent, will speak to our guest in just a moment, but 1st month with up. why had, has this report for us from baghdad? iraq stability is key to the stability of the whole region. this is how regional leaders participating in the data conference for corporation and partnership concluded it on saturday. the summer twitch discussed economic integration and investment projects between the participants also ad

, that they show support with iraq. and we got to fighting ice and we got to fighting get through the, the president of france, him enrolled him across, also said that we helped iraq lighting or the feeding ice and then we'll continue that there now. but it is now in a closed door session and it is expected that they will pine a number of agreements in regard to economic integrations. and also trade deals that, that also entails energy, electricity infrastructure. as you know that iraq needs a lot of projects and development projects in regard to infrastructure in the regards to electricity, energy and also power of power plants. ok mama will have their life 1st in baghdad. thank you my moods, let us get some analysis now from our one sharra sel. 0. see a political analyst. see join us by skype from paris as a marble mover hearing era. but some of the aims and achievements of this thought. certainly some significant players in attendance the summit in baghdad. do you think this is likely to work with the success look li

sadly, that's what we see in iraq. numbers are rising. _ you're talking about 7000—8000 cases a day, and iraq _ doesn't do much testing, - so when we say seven to 8000, it's usually about 40 to 50,000. to get those thousands. it's much wider than . what's being reported. iraq also has a lot i of vaccine hesitancy. you're looking at 2% to 3% l of people getting vaccinated. there was a problem initially getting vaccine support - but they have now had some shipments delivered, but people _ are still hesitant, - which is as we are seeing around the world... we had this visit by the prime minister to washington, and then the announcement byjoe biden. about the end of an american military presence in iraq. what are the implications of that decision? what's interesting is americans and iraqis have agreed it's- combat troops that are ending their presence. | i which means they're still going i to have 2—3000 american troops. importantly, nato increased - its mission and the prime minister went to see president biden, but b

and giving the fact that there have been conflict in the area. iraq, iraq is trying to take or to play and you travel rule to take a neutral side and to go through these complex especially it has been complaining recently. it has been warning again, is it taking iraqi so as to settle the score, especially between iran and the united states? now efficiency, also speaking about ice and the rise of ice of frances in by the micron is here today and has been distressing, has been confirmed that france will continue helping iraq in the fight. again, as i said, and also the, the trying to address the challenges facing the region, including the rise of, of tourism, the rise of the per says, the eisen and also the political rivalries in the region. for me, thanks for that my but otherwise the, in baghdad now it's being called a life altering storm. harken ida is make his way to the united states and gathering strength as it heads towards a gulf coast is already hit cuba, where it brought down trees and tour of roofs as it crossed the west coast of the island on friday. the national weather serv

but look for iraq, it's interconnected. iraq has been a battle ground for various states in the region. and i think it's presenting itself as the regional stabilizing force is the welcome addition for the arab world and for the region at large. i think the cars and we administration has done well to be pushing for this role. and it comes back a backdrop. as you know, escalations on the tracy funds, whether it's in a lot of done or in other areas. so this hopefully would push us towards more understanding peace and listening to one another. well speaking of security issues, i see that there was a fee attack on a human, the base. how to housing saudi lead forces leaving 30 dead literally in the hours just off to the summit, given that this was about fostering dialogue and trying to reach a space where we can have a conversation about peace and the stuff that let me ask you, does this then feel like really nothing has changed. well, you know, the initiative is very much encouraging because it's interesting to see that after decades that some are regional state or, you know, or they intere

one that was all the com, back us troops from iraq, by the end of the year, early elections in iraq again before the end of the year. and this is going to be 2 years to the beginning of the so called october pricing that started in 2019 when again, a lot of iraq is, are saying enough to the 6th period. is it not the post war era? we need to move beyond that. i think prime minister kind of me is trying to do exactly that. and the little a lot in the, in the work for rock. but in terms of the other countries there, what are they looking to get out of this? so much, is it likely what precisely i agree with because this is precisely the case halla, iraq is not, may be able to move forward as long as regional neighbors or regional powers are competing in iraq, like saudi arabia, neuron for the past 17 years, iraq has been sort of the field of conflict between iran and the united states among others. so it's important a rock not to be the landscape of conflict for regional international powers, but had to be, you know, a place of conduct as the prime minister said. that it may be iraq should be

sort of like when you're sent to iraq are you going to ship to iraq or afghanistan? so we figured their other national guard units in the country. starting to show a pattern certain units : followed by other units but we got back it didn't take us long to figure out were getting ready to go back, we going to afghanistan? : : : >> we left griffin to start training to go to afghanistan. >> it is difficult for an active duty unit to reset because i mean, because of the time it takes and the workups and everything, but they are doing it all the time. >> uh-huh. >> i mean, how was it with the -- your unit? >> yeah, well, i mean, that's a very valid point. it takes us longer. it takes us longer because we don't have the luxury of having personnel there every day. the tension was -- you know, i don't think i saw a big change before and in between. obviously there were those who came back and said that's it now, and nobody could blame them. hey man, appreciate it. and then there were those that they just said well, okay, you know, let's do the next thing, and i know when i g

inside iraq. but iran was willing to work with them in a common anti-american agenda until iran felt that there was a threat that they posed to iran itself. we are in the islamic state overran iraq. it was a perception, very deeply felt inside iran, that they were coming to iran next, not just the holy cities, but iran itself was a threat. that certainly was exacerbated by the attack in july 2017. one day, the islamic state attacked both the building in tehran and also the tomb in tehran, killing 17 people. there is this perception that the islamic state was coming to take on iran. therefore, iran became hostile to them. it is unclear if that is what will happen here as well. but so far, we see no indication of that at all. let me close by offering a couple of comments about lessons this offers to the u.s. one is that the iranian regime places great priority on hostility toward the united states and is prepared to swallow a lot in order to cooperate with those who are hostile to the u.s. it is fut

according to iraq hill physicians here telling gas that iraq is seeking economic integration with this take holders, especially in areas like energy, trade, economics, infrastructure and also in terms of water and power and guess too. but on the other hand, regional crises, political crises that monitor to this take orders in regard to the world in yemen. the water crises that is sweeping over the region and also they can amik, i'm political view at christ is in liberty and are also on top of the agenda of this summit. iraq as also a keen to benefit from the stakeholders expertise, especially in the areas of infrastructure like brought home paula sat in the oppressor with the french president macro. that's also iraq is keen to continue the fight against iso to benefit from france and also micron. also as placed on the fact that france was an important ally with iraq in the fight against eisen and it will continue on. i remember the records hosted similar summit over the past year. what was the government hoping to accomplish it? when it seemed that the government of prime minister, it

, that they show support with iraq. and we got to fighting ice in regard to fighting, get through them. the president of france. emanuel macross also said that we help the iraq lighting or the feeding ice, and then we'll continue that there. now that it is now in a closed door session and it is expected that they will find a number of agreements in regard to economic integrations and also trade deal that also entails the energy electricity infrastructure. as you know that iraq needs a lot of projects and development project in regard to infrastructure in the regards to electricity, energy and also power power plants. homestead ahead here on our they're, they've been protected for years. now romania government is considering return to hunting bez ah, hello from dell, how good to be with you. we're crank it up the humidity and that's because where it's happened in, along the gulf states because for tapping into a south east and an east wind at times. so the humidity will bump in big time. i'll show you more on that in jus

it is global but focused on iraq and syria. the global community continues to care very much about the middle east. i do think that there is an opportunity to show the perhaps leaving a country too soon or under less than ideal conditions can have ramifications that you do not expect. perhaps the american dialogue can help us have a stronger focus on continuing our against isis, but also our security partnerships. i also think the u.s. and the region has the benefit of decades long security cooperation agreements and partnerships with countries around the region. that is something that in times of chaos or crisis or instability in one part of the world, we can really advance our interests by focusing on and perhaps doing more than what we are currently doing in the security and defense realm. if i were advising the biden administration, i would advise not just have meetings or phone calls were we discussed things, but actually come up with concrete plans with each of our key partners on what more we can be doing, what their mov

after being kidnapped from iraq, the eventually ended up in turkey. just last year they were united with their older brother and sister. now the cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. i mean, the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on on his la barrel. we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school. everyday she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the in syrian children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored their suffering some of and without the 0, the hook, northern iraq was very high there earlier us, he's president of yes, the easy deed, non governmental organization and joins us and who in iraq, i thank you for speaking, says only

not just in iraq, the throughout the country. it will be interesting to see what happens in the aftermath that jasmine is out. he then international attorney, specializing in post conflict countries. thanks so much for sharing your insights with us here on onto their jasmine. thank you for having me. now moving on and in the democratic republic of congo, at least 19 villages have been killed by a rebel group, had happened, and benny in the province of north kieffer. no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. but the ice linked to allied democratic forces has been active in that area. on careful reunions have been held in northern nigeria after the release of more than a 100 abducted students. well, the routines reported 3 separate releases all in the past 24 hours. thank you. 90 children taken by gunman from their school and i just say 3 months ago during officials say one child dies while being held hostage and for others on receiving medical treatment. now chill is oldest and largest indigenous rebel group can, has

_ they moved back from syria and iraq~ i'm — they moved back from syria and iraq. i'm not saying that will happen— iraq. i'm not saying that will happen here, even if it has it's problems, but i can see large — it's problems, but i can see large parts of pakistan on into westerrr— large parts of pakistan on into western flank becoming the scene — western flank becoming the scene of growing extremism and terrorism — scene of growing extremism and terrorism. . . scene of growing extremism and terrorism. ., ., ., terrorism. kamran bokhari, director at _ terrorism. kamran bokhari, director at the _ terrorism. kamran bokhari, director at the newsline - terrorism. kamran bokhari, director at the newsline 's l director at the newsline �*s institute in washington. more now on the day's events at kabul airport, where american forces fired into the air to disperse crowds attempting to force their way onto departing planes. several people are reported to have been killed. american and british troops are engaged in evacuating their citizens, while the international

how is it going down in iraq? that's a democracy with enough problems to deal with and enough troubles to establish itself after the saddam hussein regime, after the american—led invasion. how much has covid complicated the picture there? well, it's complicated i people's lives incredibly. the political picture, - as you know, is already quite difficult, but we've seen again how corruption . and mismanagement lead i to people losing their lives. we've had two major hospital fires due to oxygen cylindersl catching fire, and therefore . the entire hospital not having the right sprinklers, - in two different cities only about seven weeks apart. we had dozens of. deaths and injuries. so, it shows you that we don'tl have the underpinnings of good governance and we don't have the underpinnings. of actually setting up publici sectors that serve the public rather than its own political agenda. . and trying to win votes _ by sending money here and there to influence people, - it doesn't serve the purpose of serving peopl

comes to iraq. why do you have to tie them together? caller: because i don't think we would have been there if it -- if we hadn't gone to iraq first. host: you said we talked on december 7, talked a lot about 9/11. do you think the date of august 15, 2021 will be remembered much in u.s. history? caller: i doubt it. the event might be remembered, but i doubt very seriously if people will or member the date like they have, december 7 1941 -- remember the date like they have, december 7, 1941. host: do you think people will or -- do you think people remember the fall of saigon? caller: i don't think they remember the date. they don't even remember 20 years ago that we went over there on a lie. that was a lie, that there were weapons of mass destruction. that was a reason to go over there and spend money. i imagine that there has probably been at least $10 trillion spent since 9/11, in the name of freedom for our country. we just spend money. we went over there and, just think of what that kind of money

in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. yeah, i remember that day finding out that the iraq war was finally over. and it's just so emotional to, to see i've put an end of the violence. i mean, hearing a war, you know, is over a big deal. but to be able to end a war for and times has just been truly, truly wonderful. we are such a peaceful nation. we were able to stop war in iraq, 4 times in the same country. no, no one else could do that. no one else could, could even dream to be that peaceful. i can't even think of a country that ended war in iraq once, much like 4 times. and to think that speech by george bush came barely 13 years after this one by george bush. as commander in chief, i can report to you, our armed forces thought with honor and valor, and as president, i can report to the nation. aggression is defeated, the war is over. 5, god, 5, right there. we've been to the warner right. 5 times. how beautiful that anyone can enter, watch or twice, but 5 times, only us o

the hook northern iraq. and watching out their life from london still had on the program face to face with the taliban. we sit down with the group to learn that plans are gone, it's donna and anger in china over the clam, down on sexual assault congregations and the workplace ah hello. their extreme heat across southern europe in recent weeks has helped fuel wildfires in the region. and the latest one which is burning in the south of france is at risk of spreading as strong changing winds kick in this weekend. now. hut and why conditions persist across the south on sunday, but up in the north, it is looking wet and windy a thanks to a weather system that swirling to the east. so we're going to see some heavy rains for the netherlands, for belgium, for germany, and across the region. we could see some flooding and those rains are going to intensify across poland, check republic and austria into next week. but for scandinavia, it's fina and dry. a much of that wet weather has pushed off to the east. and as we

the us says returns more than 17000 looted treasures to iraq, dating back 4000 years. the return follows the iraqi prime minister's visit to washington last week. most of the artifacts were colon after the us led invasion of iraq and 2003 decades of war and uprisings allowed, criminal gangs to plunder and smuggle items out of iraq. among the most anticipated . i'm sick which is expected to be returned is the gilgamesh dream tablets? the clay piece is one of 1000 seized from us art, dealer's hobby lobby, and the bible museum. but archeologist say that 1000 the more looted treasurers illegally sold in israel and the united arab emirates are still missing the speak to them who is a professor of middle east history and anthropology at cats are university. he's also the co founder of the assad project. that's an organization that tracks looted in traffic antiquities. he's joining us via skype from dell. hi, thanks for talking to us. i'm sure you're keeping a close eye on this particular story. the iraqi government is describing the return of these items as the largest in th

now the cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. i mean, the only way for shot to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the in syrian children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored their suffering some of and without the 0. the hook northern iraq investigate to say one of italy's most powerful criminal organizations has been dumping thousands of tons of toxic waste and it's allegedly being left in one of the country's most scenic regions from tuscany. he has adam raimie on the edge of a farm in tuscany, environmental police check for toxic run off from a leather tannery water

you can spend most of those who material iraq to enjoy security and iraq to provide when you got to show it to its own people by the international community center will be sending out the ration proven to be this year. and also we would love ok. we've been listening to the french presidency manual micro that meeting summit, convinced by iraq that some of course, trying to find peace and security in the region. the iraqi prime minister must off academy said that iraq was trying to find this place in the world to promote pieces stability. they want to work to defeat terrorism and fanaticism. he says, the prime minister said the country needs economic and humanitarian girls. they are working. she returned displaced people and reverse the destruction wrought by iso. he also underlined that the iraqi people have chosen the democratic path. they want to determine their own choices and yes, he acknowledge there will be pitfalls, but we will never go back. we're going to keep an eye on not summit for you, but for now let's take you across to santa. she can give us a runs out of the day sports ce

after being kidnapped from iraq, the eventually ended up in turkey. just last year they were united with their older brother and sister. now the cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects with him on his law. but we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the interior children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored the suffering some of and without the 0. the hook, northern iraq, me vaccine hesitancy and resistance are hindering efforts in south africa to contain a 3rd wave of covert 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation and mistrust in the gove

either we might a 17 year old young man from iraq from northern iraq. his name was ali, yes. him and one of the camps and he sat. my dream is to study in lithuania and wants to become a chemist. what are his chances? well, the ra visa for studying as well. so when he's in one of the camps right now, yeah, well, he might be in one of the camps right now. so we will definitely talk to him as to all the other people and see what options we have. students who have been studying and now universities also from iraq and syria and other countries, medical studies and also so the legal ways of coming to countries as open to become a multicultural society. well, you know, it is quite multicultural society for ages because historically people who are from different nationalities and who are sort of a heritage of our country being the top, ours for, for example, or carry or other people that might sound quite exotic for, for, for a european country and they all live together and there was snow. the whole run that she get out was there for some time, was a multinati

that they show support with iraq. and we got to fighting ice in regard to fighting, get through them. the president of france. emanuel macross also said that we helped iraq slicing or defeating ice and then we'll continue that there now. but it is now in a closed door session and it is expected that they will find a number of agreements in regard to my integrations. and also trade deals that, that also entails the energy electricity infrastructure. as you know that iraq needs a lot of projects and development projects in regard to infrastructure in the regards to electricity, energy, and also power power plants, at least 19 village having killed my rebel group in eastern democratic republic of congo. it happened in benny in north keeble. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the eisen lint online democratic forces have been active in the area. thing in the d. r. c, and tens of thousands of people are still homeless. 13 months after the option of a volcano near the eastern city of goma, families who l

either we might a 17 year old young man from iraq from northern iraq. his name was ali, yes. him and one of the camps and he said, my dream is to study in this way and wants to become a chemist. what are his chances? well, the ra visa for studying as well. so when he's in one of the camps right now, yeah, well, he might be in one of the camps right now. so we will definitely talk to him as to all the other people and see what options we have. students who have been studying in our universities also from iraq and syria and other countries, medical studies and others. so the legal ways of coming to country literally as open to become a multicultural society. well, you know, it is quite multicultural society for ages because historically people who work from different nationalities and who sort of a heritage of our country being the top, ours for, for example, or carry or other people that might sound quite exotic for, for, for a european country and they all live together and there was no the whole run does she get out? was there for some time, was a mult

after being kidnapped from iraq, the eventually ended up in turkey. just last year they were united with their older brother and sister. now the cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on. and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the answering children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored the suffering some of and without the 0. the hook, northern iraq. ah, let's update, you talk stories for you. i forgot the half past the out the televisions co founder has arrived and cobble for talks to form a new government molar. abdul gunning, bough

francis president is in northern iraq to meet kurdish leaders. he's arrived in that been where he will meet the president of the semi autonomous kurdistan region. next year yvonne bus arnie macross has promised to keep the french troops in iraq to help combat what he calls terrorism. on saturday, iraq coasted a regional summit aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the middle east. it was aimed improving ties between saudi arabia and iran, or among the countries taking part as well as france, egypt. the u. e and katara would have been whitehead reports from back to iraq. stability is key to the stability of the whole region. this is how regional leaders participating in that conference for cooperation and partnership concluded it on saturday. the summer twitch discussed economic integration and investment projects between the participants also addressed political and security challenges facing iraq, including the possible resurgence of sil iraqi officials say it's an opportunity to ease tension in the middle east. s o d and rain, you know

now they cannot speak their mother tongue and unable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school everyday. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the and syrian children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored their suffering, some of and without the 0, the hook northern iraq. i will, let's head back to greece. no, i can speak to nicholas cervical, sees an online journalist, an expert on european affairs, and joins us from athens. big apologies to you before, but whether you do know the area you do, you know what's happening in greece, you know, the refugee situation. just explain to us what you think about wha

that they show support with iraq. and we got to fighting ice. and in regard to fighting get through them. the president of france emmanuel macross, also said that we help the iraq lighting or the feeding ice. and then we'll continue that there. now that it is now in a closed door session and it is expected that they will find a number of agreements in regard to economic integrations and also trade deal that also entails the energy electricity infrastructure. as you know that iraq needs a lot of projects and development project in regard to infrastructure in the regards to electricity energy and also power power plants fil, ahead here on out of the man convicted of assassinating us, senator robert f. kennedy could soon be freed, after more than 50 in prison, and they've been protected for years. now romania government is considering a return to bear hunting. ah, ah, it's time for the perfect journey. the winter sponsored by kettle airways. hi there, hope your weekend is going well. our summer rains, their cross india p

i supported, i did not support the war in iraq, george w. bush war in iraq. i supported attacking the taliban after osama bin laden killed 3,000 americans on our own soil. however, what we did was screw up just like we did in vietnam, just like we did in iraq, just like we did in latin america before that. our foreign policy has never been thought out. the problem is it is not so much we went in, it is that we went in and made friends with the most corrupt people we could possibly find, as long as they were our people, we were willing to contribute to the corruption. we needed to get out and needed not to get bogged down in what we always do. it is a disservice to our military, i think the civilian leadership, not biden so much, i give biden credit for getting us out. it was an untenable situation. we put our military in terrible position because the political leadership of four administrations kept doing the same old damn thing we have done for 100 years in american foreign policy. i give biden a lot of credit for getting us out. i am upset we left a lot of

of iraq is and cannot be separated from the stability of the region. and iraq can play an important role, especially in inviting, get rival side. remember that saudi arabia and iran, i invited to, and bilateral meetings are expected to be held between the 2 countries. here on the margin of this summit, areas like energy to fight against iso, also preparations in regard to combating terrorism and also mutual economic and trade. understanding agreement could be also at the time during this conference, remember that parties like egypt and told them that also they have they have the summer that was held here and a rock last tune and did the seem to we who came to continue these agreements in regard to mutual trade, mutual, economic interest. thanks to that, some of the other well have reporting that from that think it's still ahead here and i was 0. find out why the president's budget tina has been indicted up to throwing a birthday party for his partner. christiana, rinaldo head's back to the club where he became falling legend. ah hey there. thank you fo

from northern iraq. his name was ali, yes. him and one of the camps and he sat. my dream is to study in this way and wants to become a chemist. what are his chances? well, the ra visa for studying as well. so when he's in one of the camps right now, yeah. well, he might be in one of the camps right now. so we will definitely talk to him as to all the other people and see what options out there. we have students who have been studying in our universities also from iraq and syria and other countries, medical studies, and also so different legal ways of coming to countries at least as open to become a multicultural society. well, you know, it is quite multicultural. society for ages, because historically, people who are from different nationalities and who are sort of a heritage of our country being the top, ours for, for example, or carrie or other people that might sound quite exotic for, for, for a european country. and they all live together and there was no got the whole run that she get out was there

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now southern iraq, one in particular though, was the gamut dream tablet. with text from one of the world's oldest works of literature. during the use of conflict in iraq, thousands of antiquities have been looted, not a killer cal sites, destroyed. many precious artifacts on a still unaccounted for. thousands of priceless items went missing from the national museum in baghdad. after the 2003 us led invasion, an ancient statues and monuments were either destroyed by isolate or under consecutive iraqi governments suffer damage and neglect the thousands of return and artifacts are now back in baghdad. for iraqis, who feared did last a huge part of the heritage to enjoy without doing it algebra. but that chinese authorities are trying to contain and breadth of the delta variant of covert 19, which is spread to half the provinces in 10 days. at least 6 weeks of completed mass testing and people have been told not to leave their home city. katrina, you reports from beijing. the changing the highly infectious delta variant has broken through china's strict curve.

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