dmitri bobbitt in moscow he's a political analyst and editor of me media project and glenn beason in oslo he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia regimen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump anytime you want and i was appreciating let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situation in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states using a series of tax breaks sanctions and really just unprincipled market behavior to try to support american energy companies and it's all blown up in their face in the pandemic has made it even worse and i don't think there's any really any real road back i mean this is some of the most worse was poorly thought out policies i can imagine and average working people are going to pay f

the oslo accord guaranteed access to for the jews to pray but in reality it's really impossible. the sites been attacked and fired upon multiple times by palestinian. travel by israelis is for bed and put the only way for jews to visit the holy site currently is in the middle of the night under heavy guard by the israeli military. about once a month after midnight buses that show up at various undisclosed locations and hundreds of religious israelis claim and board and the buses travel down empty streets, the routes cleared by a massive amount of israeli soldiers. the convoy is often attacked and fighting breaks out along the perimeter is heavily guarded worshipers cram into the site to pray. right behind me you hear explosions and it sounds like gunshots going off in the distance. down here it's a celebration, calm, soldiers are walking around and this is the reality of the so-called west bank. the jews have two fight to have access but if you're not used to it with random exposures and random gunfire on the perimeter you would be on notice but tonight it does not have anyone he

bobbitt in moscow he's a political analyst and editor of you know smee media project and glenn beason in oslo he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia original macross up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciating let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situation in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states using a series of tax breaks sanctions and really just unprincipled market behaved. or to try to support american energy companies and it's all blown up in their face and a pandemic is made even worse and i don't think there's any really any real road back i mean this is some of the most worse was poorly thought out policies i can imagine and people and average working people are goi

macross up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciating let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situation in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states using a series of tax breaks sanctions and really just unprincipled market behavior to try to. support american energy companies and it's all blown up in their face and a pandemic is made even worse and i don't think there's any really any real road back i mean this is some of the most worse was poorly thought out policies i can imagine and people and average working people are going to pay for it go ahead learn. it well i agree with that assessment because polish shale revolution a serious has been very much all shared all in the us media for quite some time and indeed it has been very spectacular that it's going to stay too is

bobbitt in moscow he's a political analyst and editor of you know smee media project and glenn season in oslo he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia original macross up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciating let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situations in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states using a series of tax breaks sanctions and really just unprincipled market behavior to try to. north american energy companies and it's all blown up in their face and a pandemic is made even worse and i don't think there's any really any real road back i mean this is some of the most worse was poorly thought out policies i can imagine and people and average working people are going

bobbitt in moscow he's a political analyst and editor of you know smee media project and glenn beason in oslo he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia originally across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciated let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situation in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states using a series of tax breaks sanctions and really just unprincipled market behavior to try to support american energy companies and it's all blown up in their face in a pandemic has made it even worse and i don't think there's any really any real road back i mean this is some of the most worse was poorly thought out policies i can imagine and people and average working people are

bobbitt in moscow he's a political analyst and editor of you know smee media project and glenn beason in oslo he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia original macross up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciating let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situation in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states using a series of tax breaks sanctions and really just unprincipled market be. savior to try to support american energy companies and it's all blown up in their face and a pandemic is made even worse and i don't think there's any really any real road back i mean this is some of the most worse was poorly thought out policies i can imagine and people and average working people are goin

cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump anytime you want and i was appreciating let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situations in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states.

that's one of the voices 6 o'clock news morning oh wall 6 florida good hair there's a bird from oslo bell. i got a play written by going to play my barber the muddy boot hill. it's not only barbers many businesses in georgia have been allowed to reopen like tattoo studios bowling centers and gyms cinemas and restaurants will follow on monday but not everyone is following suit this gym will continue to hold its classes on line. whether or not we open today or one day or 2 weeks didn't really matter unless our clients are still kept coming in addition to georgia the pioneer other southern states in the us are planning to ease restrictions on experiment that others view as risky states with a democratic governor are mostly sticking to stricter measures. and as stressed as we are about getting back to work reopening up businesses we know that if we do it too fast a 2nd wave is likely would be even more devastating than the moment that we are in the debate on the right time to reopen is emotionally charged in the u.s. like here in wisconsin a large number of troops supporters across the c

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synonymous with the origins of dentistry games or civil unrest and home to one of america's most neglected oslo no-o. o. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o cause i'm not an unfamiliar psycho. but as a suspect the band in his car that i have told they were particularly hunting for less than the hour. poetry sponsored by the palace. and the city's chief of police charlie beck but today we're having a toy giveaway where presidents. words. the terrorists. past. the hour on. john initially when he ran across there were people screaming that they were stairs parents were grabbing kids and family is going to scare the kids. to see him knowing the only story. for some american is still the land of opportunity for running out of options and into trouble is a recurring theme in the area the as well expectancy in los angeles county missouri and. her. mom while. i try. to. call hollywood often goes to south central for inspiration those that live in moscow comes. sets are made. like 3 generations. you got the old gee you got the homie you got the little home you know say. for instance like thi

temperatures in stockholm getting back to around 10 or 11 celsius as we go into the weekend. 13 for oslo. chance of some showers around the baltic states. still warm into the central. 25.s getting up to around one or two showers into the peer nice. the odd shower in place across spain and portugal. we could see heavy downpours at times. the south, a little more widespread into central areas of france and the western side of russia. more than part of africa. towards the northwest, we will see more clouds sliding through. that will introduce further heavy rain and some northern parts -- heavy rain into northern parts of morocco. ♪ >> top stories on al jazeera. the coronavirus pandemic has wiped out all of the jobs created in the u.s. since the end of the 2009 recession. another 4.4 million people have filed for unemployment benefits meaning a record 26 point 4 million americans have lost their jobs since the end of march. the world health organization has warned that up to half of the deaths in europe could be from care homes. more than 110,000 people have died across the continent. sout

the uk rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciated let's go to oslo 1st glenn we have this pandemic ongoing and we have been in crisis in the energy markets and it's easy to conflate the 2 and one in the energy situations in the markets has gotten worse as a result of this pandemic but they are very separate things and i would say right off the bat that this is the result of disastrous policies particularly by the united states using a series of tax breaks sanctions and really just unprincipled market behavior to try to support american energy companies and it's all blown up in their face in a pandemic has made it even worse and i don't think there's any really any real road back i mean this is some of the most worse was poorly thought out policies i can imagine and people and average working people are going to pay for it go ahead learn. it well i agree with that assessment because. this has been very much all shared all of the u.s. media for quite some time and indeed it has been very spectacular that it's going to stay too it's taken from a huge en

on the burglary beat burglar is a particularly active jaring long winter nights but the offices in oslo broke have a new tool. i had to recount welcome to the night shift because we've had some break ins over the past few days particularly in the neighborhood of calcutta and around so you can bring. all. the team uses a software program which analyzes burglary statistics and predicts which neighborhoods are most at risk for tonight it has flagged one area in particular. this does not hold a car that is a few it was one of a stretch between house numbers 142150 and was so that's where we'll focus our patrols tight i have a lookout for any vehicles from the who are region of all of the criminal groups from there have been working in and around the city and long as awful. hildebrand and officer repair grotowski head out on patrol in the past they had to rely exclusively on their instinct and experience to catch burglars now they're putting their trust in the predictive software to tell them which areas are most at risk and to help the offices prevent break ins. as i feared it was this neig

on the burglary beat burglar is a particularly active jaring long winter nights but the offices in oslo broke haven't you told. you i had to recount welcome to the night shift we've had some break ins over the past few days particularly in the neighborhood of calcutta and around so you can bring. the team uses a software program which analyzes burglary statistics and predicts which neighborhoods are most at risk for tonight it has flagged one area in particular. and also told a car that is a 1000 stuff yes it was one of a stretch between house numbers 140 to 150 so that's where we'll focus our patrols tight on that lookout for any vehicles from the who are regions all of the criminal groups from there have been working in and around the city line chis also. hildebrand and office over a bare grotowski head out on patrol in the past they had to rely exclusively on their instinct and experience to catch burglars now they're putting their trust in the predictive software to tell them which areas are most at risk and to help the offices prevent break ins. because i fear for this neighborhood

are on the burglary beat burglars a particularly active jaring long winter nights but the offices in oslo broke haven't you told. you i had to recount welcome to the night shift because we've had some break ins over the past few days particularly in the neighborhood of calcutta and around so you can bring. all. the team uses a software program which analyzes burglary statistics and predicts which neighborhoods are most at risk for tonight it has flagged one area in particular. and also told us that is it. was one of a stretch between house numbers 140 to 150 and was so that's where we'll focus our patrols tight i mean i have a lookout for any vehicles from the who are region of all of the criminal groups from there have been working in and around the city line quite awful. hildebrand and office over a bare ground half head out on patrol in the past they had to rely exclusively on their instinct and experience to catch burglars now they're putting their trust in the predictive software to tell them which areas are most at risk and to help the officers prevent break ins. as i feared it was

oslo is usually a bustling city of almost 700,000 people, but like other places around the world, lockdown is now in force to slow infection rates. however, outside the capital, it is vital to understand how the epidemic is spreading throughout the rest of the country. telenor is norway's largest mobile operator, with 80% of all data traffic passing through its infrastructure. so it knows roughly where each phone is throughout the day as that phone hops between different base stations. telenor then provide the user location data to the norway institute of public health to try and track the spread of covid—i9. in our systems, there is knowledge about where people are at basically any time. so the trick here is to understand how the population is moving on an aggregated level. so if you understand how people are moving around, then you are also able to understand how disease is potentially spreading across a country or across continents. the niph takes this data, combines it with other information relating to covid—i9 infections and then uses a mathematical model that simulates the sprea

oslo is usually a bustling city of almost 700,000 people, but like other places around the world, lockdown is now in force to slow infection rates. however outside the capital it is vital to understand how the epidemic is spreading throughout the rest of the country. telenor is norway's largest mobile operator, with 80% of all data traffic passing through its infrastructure. so it knows roughly where each phone is throughout the day as that phone hops through different base stations. they then provide the user location data to the norway institute of public health to try and track the spread of covid—i9. in our systems, there is knowledge about where people are at basically any time. so the trick here is to understand how the population is moving on an aggregated level. so if you understand how people are moving around, then you are also able to understand how disease is potentially spreading across a country or across continents. the niph takes this data, combines it with other information relating to covid—i9 infections and then uses a mathematical model that simulates the spread of

can you sell from like a cup no i mean a lot of them i could you know it was nice to they could be in oslo on mon on friday and they'd be like ok do you want to do like still on monday nights and still bongos like you know it's a fishing village where there's one round about very big with the fee or. you know your back to the days the promoter calling up people going to sneeze really good and discomfort free and it's 26 people out there is even more time and she's what a trip but you remember those shows more you know what i mean sure there's no safety net no there used to be a comedian in new york named glen her she always did the best show career spanned it play in a small fishing town killing them in the middle of the set the. barn door slides open and somebody says. is running. the floor those sort of shows they way that you get some social media call. as for you real chris scott on twitter. what's the funniest joke you have heard that you didn't write for yourself and stuff to put comics on the spot with a joke put it out of karl and. scott foley told me on whiskey cavalier we were sh

can you sell from like a cup no i mean a lot of them i could you know it was nice to they could be in oslo on mon on friday and they'd be like ok do you want to do like still on monday nights and still bongos like you know it's a fishing village where there's one round about in the very big with the feet or you know. your back to the days the promoter calling up people going to sneeze really good and discomfort free and it's 26 people have just heard even more time and she's what a trip but you remember those shows more you know what i mean sure there's no safety net no there used to be a comedian in new york being glen her she always did the best show career spanned it play in a small fishing town killing them in the middle of the set the. barn door slides open and somebody says. is running. the floor those sort of shows they were there you got some social media questions for you real chris scott on twitter. what's the funniest joke you have heard that you didn't write for yourself and stop to put comics on the spot with a joke put it out of karl and. 'd scott foley told me on whiskey cav

near the average getting back to around 10 or 11 celsius is be going into the weekend to 13 there for oslo chance of some showers just around the baltic states towards that western side of russia father tries to warm into central passed $23.00 celsius in vienna paris still getting up to around $25.00 degrees but notice wanted to showers into central parts of france around the pyrenees and the old showers still in place there across spain and portugal lease will become a little more widespread as we go on through saturday so we could see further heavy downpours at times elsewhere the showers little more widespread it essentially was the france and western side of russia down across ukraine much of the med will be fine and dry as is the case across northern parts of africa will up towards the northwest of course we are going to see a little more cloud sliding through here and that will introduce further heavy rain into northern parts of iraq. as the world fights the corona pandemic and we're learning more about this every day it's a new patent your new join our global community. how we come

mid- 1990s israeli prime minister and palestinian leaders signed a series of agreements called the oslo's which cause for their withdrawal of israeli troops from six cities in about 450 towns. and the establishment of a palestinian government and police force. >> we created the palestinian order, a government for the palestinians was divided into three sections. so the area c was a low but more than half of it. all the jews and some palestinians. that's the area which the agua reports gave israel complete jurisdiction. areas a and b are on the palestinian civil jurisdiction. also in gaza. so an area see you have all the jewish communities. a small manure pal students. area amb are already there is not a single jew. >> and wordsmith landfall? area a. huge red signs were in israeli and hebrew, arabic and english that entering it's forbidden. dangerous to their lives, and illegal under israeli law. crossing from one area into another is like crossing from one country to another. and many palestinians are unable to do it all. so we are in bethlehem right now going through a checkpoint to go t

ago is almost all melted so there's been a flood risk here but the temperatures around about lived in oslo with the heart of europe now seeing temps in the middle twenty's that's rather woman than you might expect on those early april nevertheless unfortunately in spain and portugal clouds and rain has kept things on the cold side but reads only 14 degrees but by contrast if you take paris as an example the temperature here is in the middle twenty's or in the high twenty's for the next 3 days something like 10 degrees above the average certainly very warm feels a shame it can be enjoyed and in contrast the breezes coming to the east and that has kept libya and egypt cool the amount like 60 long the north coast but that breeze comes all the way down into sudan and we've had temps in the middle forty's and so help in the last 4 or 5 days and i don't the low forty's so that breeze having an effect it's quite a strong rock got the temperatures on his show and by colors that breeze is strong enough to pick up the dust and the sand. join the global conversation. expand their brains maybe have a

near the average getting back to around 10 or 11 celsius is be going into the weekend to 13 there for oslo chance of some showers just around the baltic states towards that western side of russia father tries to warm into central passed $23.00 celsius in vienna paris still getting up to around $25.00 degrees but notice want to showers into central so parts of france around the pyrenees and the old showers still in place there across spain and portugal east will become a little more widespread as we go on through saturday so we could see further heavy downpours at times elsewhere the showers little more widespread it's essential as the fronts and western side of russia down across ukraine much of the med will be fine and dry as is the case across northern parts of africa will up towards the northwest of course we are going to see a little more cloud sliding through here and that will introduce further heavy rain into northern parts of iraq. i easily test trades and trace frank assessments why is it it's only struggling to cope with the number of her own virus failure to take really aggressi

connections one providing compressed air vigor 2 and the smaller 2 providing salt water and they mix some in oslo and come out as a spray so to get it to work jack will turn off the press air 1st. using this invention the engineers say they are able to spray nano particles 15000 to the millimeter wide small enough to rise and remain suspended in the end. the team hope to carry out a full scale experiment within the next few years to act upon cloud reflectivity. ultimately the engineers are hoping to develop a system capable of spraying more than one trillion seawater particles per 2nd. it would be some time before we do it has that's big enough to measure whether we're brightening clouds and in order to do that you need a big pots of cloud and sky 100 kilometers by under kilometers which is big for humans but is small for the earth and you would go out in the remote ocean where the clouds are very clean and pristine and you generate spray from the ocean seawater with 4 or 5 ships and you traverse this area for several months. i personally think that it would be somewhat irresponsible for us to th

compressed air figure 2 from the smaller 2 providing salt water and they mix them in oslo and come out as a spray so to get it to work jack will turn on that press air 1st. using this invention the engineers say they were able to spray nano particles 15000 to the millimeter wide small enough to rise and remain suspended in the end. the team hope to carry out a full scale experiment within the next few years to act upon cloud reflectivity. ultimately the engineers are hoping to develop a system capable of spraying more than one trillion seawater particles per 2nd. it would be some time before we do it's house that's big enough to measure whether we're brightening clouds and in order to do that you need a big pots of cloud and sky 100 kilometers by under kilometers which is big for humans but is small for the earth and you would go out in the remote ocean where the clouds are very clean and pristine and you generate spray from the ocean seawater with 4 or 5 ships and you traverse this area for several months. i personally think that it would be somewhat irresponsible for us to think abou

connections one providing compressed air vigor 2 from the smaller 2 providing salt water and they mix them in oslo and come out as a spray so to get it to work jack will turn on the rest air 1st. using this invention the engineers say they are able to spray nano particles 15000 to the millimeter wide small enough to rise and remain suspended in the end. the team hope to carry out a full scale experiment within the next few years to act upon cloud reflectivity. ultimately the engineers are hoping to develop a system capable of spraying more than one trillion seawater particles per 2nd. it would be some time before we do it has that's big enough to measure whether or brightening clouds and in order to do that you need a big pots of cloud and sky 100 kilometers by under kilometers which is big for humans but is small for the earth and you would go out in the remote ocean where the clouds are very clean and pristine and you generate spray from the ocean seawater with 4 or 5 ships and you traverse this area for several months. i personally think that it would be somewhat irresponsible for us to think a

connections one providing compressed air vigor 2 from the smaller 2 providing salt water and they mix in oslo and come out as a spray so to get it to work jack will turn off that impressed air 1st. using this invention the engineers say they are able to spray nano particles 15000 to the millimeter wide small enough to rise and remain suspended in the end. the team hope to carry out a full scale experiment within the next few years to act upon cloud reflectivity. ultimately the engineers are hoping to develop a system capable of spraying more than one trillion seawater particles per 2nd. it would be some time before we do it's house that's big enough to measure whether we're brightening clouds and in order to do that you need a big pots of cloud and sky 100 kilometers by under kilometers which is big for humans but is small for the earth and you would go out in the remote ocean where the clouds are very clean and pristine and you generate spray from the ocean seawater with 4 or 5 ships and you traverse this area for several months. i personally think that it would be somewhat irresponsible for

joining us on the from from oslo headornar tonhaugen, the of oil markets at rystad energy. let's talk about the implications. what, first of all, was your reaction to seeing wti going negative? bjornar: when i first saw that it went negative, i was actually surprised. about theen talking possibility of going negative, but the further drop down to -$40 was totally mind-boggling as well. guy: what do you think the implications of that move our? bjornar: i don't think necessarily that it is such a matter of long-term implications. it is actually just a reflection and broken oil markets. i think the market suddenly yesterday realized that the remaining crude storage capacity in the united states, where we do have most of the remaining storage capacity left, is than what manyr had anticipated. the you know you have physical product soon expiring, and with the prospect of seeing full practical tank tops in the u.s. onshore shore storage, especially in cushing, you can have dramatic price movements because essentially, there are so many sellers, and there's been no buyers because

one providing compressed air and vigor 2 from the smaller 2 providing salt water and they mix some in oslo and come out as a spray so to get it to work jack will turn off the press air 1st. using this invention the engineers say they are able to spray nano particles 15000 to the millimeter wide small enough to rise and remain suspended in the end. the team hope to carry out a full scale experiment within the next few years to act upon cloud reflectivity. ultimately the engineers are hoping to develop a system capable of spraying more than one trillion seawater particles per 2nd. it would be some time before we do it has that's big enough and those are whether we're brightening clouds and in order to do that you need a big pots of cloud and sky 100 kilometers by under kilometers which is big for humans that is small for the earth and you would go out in the remote ocean where the clouds are very clean and pristine and you generate spray from the ocean seawater with 4 or 5 ships and you traverse this area for several months. i personally think that it would be somewhat irresponsible for us t

we see big reversals in oslo, copenhagen and stock home from their lows and follows a decrease in air and road traffic resulting in a decline in fuel consumption and this is the type of alternative data that economists will be tracking as europe tends to gradually get back to normal life. jo jon, back to you. >> let's get the latest on the coronavirus outbreak and efforts to battle it s sue herera that ha that for us. >> within the last 30 minutes a major milestone confirmed cases of coronavirus worldwide have topped 2.5 million according to the johns hopkins count. new york's governor andrew cuomo says, quote, our definition of good has changed here, announcing about a 1300 coronavirus patients were hospitalized yesterday nurses are protesting in front of the white house this morning to call attention to the shortage of personal protective equipment for those caring for people suffering from the coronavirus symptoms >> right now, people think of us as heros, but we're feeling like martyrs. we're feeling like we're being left on the battlefield with nothing and i think that we should

administration in the middle east, especially the israeli palestinian peace process which morphed into the oslo peace process under clinton. also in the early clinton years, iran was carrying out a lot of terrorist attacks, especially in eur europe but also elsewhere, assassinating iranian exiles and also a couple of attacks in argentina and elsewhere. so there was a period in which iran was really being rather schizophrenic. on one hand being open to the united states in terms of its talking points, but on the other hand carrying out very nasty attacks. all of this culminated in the hobar towers bombing of 1996 backed by iran, although not carried out by iran. in which 19 u.s. air force personnel were killed in a very, very dramatic terrorist attack. there was strong suspicion immediately that iran was behind this, but the clinton administration didn't get concrete proof of this for quite some time. and so the clinton administration chose to sort of wait until they had strong evidence. by the time they had strong evidence things had changed a lot in iran in ways i'll talk about in a minute, an

against their interest as all the time we have gentlemen i want to thank my guests in moscow and in oslo and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our teeth so you next time remember. the world is driven by a dream shaped by 7 percent of those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. your city suburb. yes let's see yes. i was on the floor some days in my basket of you know trying praying. it is time for us to die worms i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of say so smell from the most you know and i'm going to go with you. recently she goes on to the oldest you tube. that was simon is on the grounds of the research. i have heard an. illusion myself hope of today for me in the 5 i'll go to. yes look we're sort of in the group before. we give birth. you're definitely walking into the word don't you know we no longer know what we're walking into. march. what she needs to break she. is. who shapes possible. bets geysers financial supply place a money to develop. a plan to use it this is a central plank support diagram is kind of common right now so you stop to. as the

cooperation and coordination with israel particularly in the security spear the renunciation of the oslo agreements internationalization of the question of palestine by taking it to the united nations to the international criminal courts and other international agencies and 1st and foremost by mobilizing its own people and resources around a credible and effective national strategy whose fundamental objective is achieving national self-determination through confronting. israel an international arena and elsewhere rather than seeking further and deeper cooperation with this ongoing rabani thanks so much. play more still ahead on the news hour including we hear from french doctors and nurses worried what lifting the lockdown will mean for them plus. waving the red flag how the poor in colombia are calling for help to get them through the coronavirus crisis. the u.k. government has again come under fire for its response to the pandemic this time by the new leader of the opposition it happened during the 1st virtual session in parliament 700 year history labor leader care starmer particularl

professor in international relations specializing in the saddle region who's joining us now on skype from oslo thank you very much for being with us how significant is it that these elections are going ahead despite the fact the leader of the opposition has been kidnapped and the ongoing threat from al qaeda. it is significant and in one sense the implementers of this election to face that they need to get through reforms to continue they are out here is a process and this is a step in that direction but it's as you said it's an election that to have taken place and is taking place on the very end separate conditions there in participation so we can look at the wrong number one that you had like 35.58 percent participation rate which is a rather low participation rate so in some areas where there are wars like in the central more the region it's bearly one out of 3 who have participated in these elections but there have been some successes according to the public figures or at least that at least in the north for example in cuba where it's 86 percent they if i create the 6 percent who particip