a bad reputation for the kingdom of saudi arabia king to saudi arabia is put. some extraordinary world so it's it's really shameful for the country to be well on this kind of what the question is you know what if if it wants to become king why why would be a one star in his reign with all these people who are supposedly you know what will actually be definitely want the good thing for the kingdom and i'm who are opposed to some tendencies then and has said and the way he does think so it's very unfortunate that he should go this way but then again like a friend up as you said you know what this is the best but that. they do not want anybody he doesn't want anybody that he didn't say anything else or what he had really wants them said count greenberg in new york a lot of what we're seeing here seems to me and to people i spoken to that there is a battle going on between different forces in saudi arabia but it's taking place within the u.s. it's taking place within u.s. newspapers now the u.s. called system and it seems to be between people who are very close to

is perhaps changing its view of saudi arabia but to what extent is saudi arabia right now hedging its bets ahead of november's elections as far as its relationship with the u.s. is concerned. it's important to remind. you know that if you're so especially king some minutes and sun day which is actually. and trump the station even the solar we knew was that they bet that you want to come because basically so ds and obama administration. that's not thought of the station are so used. because of the nuclear deal. and how the sodas proceed so it's basic need they have a major problem with the democrats and. obama to them what were nice so that's the reason why did that and. that's the reason why they try to push as much as they can so he basically acts against iran. now is biting came. into the 2020 or beginning or 2021. nights med would come back at which but with more so with more of a generalization with more international pressure with more economy quickness as would more and turn and weaknesses inside so. society so if the most challenges will be. the so. how much you know the. fight

is perhaps changing its view of saudi arabia but to what extent is saudi arabia right now hedging its bets ahead of november's elections as far as its relationship with the u.s. is concerned. it's important to their mind. you know if you. so do especially king some men and son they were actually that. and trumped the situation even to fold we knew was that they bet that you want because basically so d.'s and obama administration. that's not sort of the station are so used. because of the nuclear iran and how the so he is perceived so it's basically they have a major problem with the democrats and. obama to them what were nice so that's the reason why did that and. that's the reason why they try to push as much as they can so he basically acts against iran. now is biting came. into the 2020 or beginning or 2021. nights med would come back at which but with more or so with more of a generalization with more international pressure with more economy quickness as would more and turn and weaknesses inside sewed society so if the most challenges will be. the so. how much you know the. fighti

saudi arabia and attempts to nullify. that is a concern so it will put the judge in making a decision and it's going to have to face the fact that that's part of the complaint and so it is a little bit working here and i would have thought and i think there is a possibility i know it's doubtful but there is a possibility that this case could go for a bill as he's only had in dublin sagal jeffrey has a warning for people living abroad he's living abroad that this could also happen to people like you that ate the tiger team as it's been called in the cole case could come after you all you concerned. now the fall of the hostages case and we i saw did this instance we know that some old monarchy in saudi arabia have always taken extreme measures and fight think any. number while in sports asking for democracy. and fix things and the system i just want to point one point here about this case. saddam debris is putting his narrative and took challenge by our courts so in this case we see 2 important exchange of text messages bet

is perhaps changing its view of saudi arabia but to what extent is saudi arabia right now hedging its bets ahead of november's elections as far as its relationship with the u.s. is concerned. it's important to remind. you know that if you. so do you especially king some men and son they were actually that and trumped the situation even to the soldier we knew was that they vet that you want because basically so d.'s and obama administration. that sucks for the station are so d. is. because of the nuclear deal. and how the so he is perceived so it's a basic need they have a major problem with the democrats and. obama to them what were nice so that's the reason why did that and. that's the reason why they try to push as much as they can so he basically acts against iran. now is biting came. into the 2020 or beginning or 2021. nights med would come back which box with more or so with more of a generalization with more international pressure with more economy quickness as would more and turn and weaknesses inside so that society so if it's the most challenges will be. the so. how much you

a bad reputation for the kingdom of saudi arabia going to saudi arabia is that. the stomach suddenly the world so it's it's really shameful for the country to be well on this kind of what the question is you know what if if it wants to become king why why would be a one to all started his reign with all these people who are supposedly you know what will actually be definitely want the good thing for them and them who are opposed to some tendencies then and has the way he does think so it's very unfortunate that he should go this way but then again like a friend up as you said you know what this is the best but that. they do not want anybody he doesn't want anybody that he didn't say anything else or what he had bibi wants them said count greenberg in new york a lot of what we're seeing here seems to me and to people i've spoken to that there is a battle going on between different forces in saudi arabia but it's taking place within the u.s. it's taking place within u.s. newspapers now the u.s. called system and it seems to be between people who are very close to e

a bad reputation for the kingdom of saudi arabia going to saudi arabia is put. some extraordinary world so it's it's really shameful for the country to be well on this kind of what the question is you know what if if it wants to become king why why would be a one star of his reign with all these people who are supposedly you know what will actually be definitely want a good thing for the kingdom and i'm who are opposed to some tendencies then and has the way he does think so it's very unfortunate that he should go this way but then again like a friend up as you said you know what this is the best but that. they do not want anybody he doesn't want anybody that he didn't say anything. to what he had bibi wants them said count greenberg in new york a lot of what we're seeing here seems to me and to people i've spoken to that there is a battle going on between different forces in saudi arabia but it's taking place within the u.s. it's taking place within u.s. newspapers now the u.s. called system and it seems to be between people who are very close to each other one

is perhaps changing its view of saudi arabia but to what extent is saudi arabia right now hedging its bets ahead of november's elections as far as its relationship with the u.s. is concerned. it's important to remind. you know that if you. so do especially king some men and son they were actually that and trumped the situation even to the fold when he was that they vet that you want because basically so d.'s and obama administration. that sucks for the station are so d. is. because of the nuclear deal. and how the so he's perceived so it's a basic need they have a major problem with the democrats and. obama to them what were nice so that's the reason why did that and. and that's the reason why they try to push as much as they can so he basically acts against iran. now is biting came. into the 2020 or beginning or 2021. nights med would come back which box with more or so with more of a generalization with more international pressure with more economy quickness as would more 'd and turn and weaknesses inside so that society so if the most challenges will be. the so. how much you know t

saudi relationship especially if mohammed bin so mine is to become the next king of saudi arabia and i definitely think that that's going to happen where we go to get your thoughts on this joseph you had oh it's great to have you on i'll visit again once again thank you very much indeed thank you still ahead on our jazeera unemployment shows a slight drop in the u.s. but the painful reality remains for millions of americans out of a job because of coronavirus pandemic. promising sweeping reforms that rajapaksa brothers to strengthen their grip on sri lanka with a big electoral win. how the legacy of you say yes is still with us the storm is still over the top for new york and d.c. for example just exasperate the fact there are still power outages now those showers will carry on in the humid weather for a few more days and there are big ones drifting across the plains states in towards the midwest which i don't think will cause power outages but they are going to be significant storms otherwise it is a dry picture still far riskier for of course out west but surprisingly dry in texas

saudi arabia has reportedly moved one step closer to having nuclear power constructing a u. raney and yellowcake extraction plant with the help of china that's according to sources being quoted by the wall street journal the facility is said to be close to the town of houla now yellowcake is a milled form of uranium ore that's fine naturally there but would take additional steps and technology to enrich it enough for a nuclear power plant saudi arabia denies building a uranium ore facility near but says mineral extraction is a part of its economic diversification let's talk now to thomas countryman he's a former u.s. assistant secretary of state for nonproliferation he's now chairman of the arms control association joining us from washington thomas countryman welcome back to al-jazeera does saudi arabia need nuclear power if not now perhaps in 5 or 10 years time. if i could i 1st want to express solidarity for the suffering people of lebanon beirut is in the hearts of many americans this evening in saudi arabia the saudis have far 'd better options for energy than nuclear en

in other words, he believes saudi arabia is a very good ally. this as the u.s. intelligence overwhelmingly concluded that mohammed bin salman ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi. beenadministration has defending those denials. congress and even members of the president's own party overwhelmingly have a different view. what we have seen is this concern from congress about the saudi record when it comes to human rights. at the same time, this administration has a loyalty so strong they have defied congress repeatedly. for example, the president used his veto power to reject legislation that would have ended u.s. the part for the saudi led conflict in yemen. the president later vetoed legislation to block a weapons sale to saudi arabia. therehis administration, is an unwavering defense of saudi arabia, even as the u.s. congress is infuriated by these actions. anchor: thank you very much. un-authoring and a specialist on middle eastern golf issues joins me via washington. do you anticipate congress will continue to put pressure on the white house to do more over

human rights activist he says saudi arabia is putting itself in a vulnerable position. what mohammed bin salon is doing is no good for nobody because at least 10 belies asen and saudi arabia is a very dangerous situation i was born and lived up to be up 6000000 people if any trouble can happen and the system that we out couldn't even drink water because we get our water from there at sea and from that arabian gulf so saudi arabia is a very in a very vulnerable state and having and we don't like mohammed in selma is not taking things to a more safe state also we've seen that mohammed bin samantha talking about starting relations with china and america so the old alliance between america and so if you're a viewer is not even value it by so the. 'd routine mohammedan someone is willing to walk with the americans or europeans or whoever with them oh and there are and the following terror that how much are they willing to walk away to an undemocratic behavior on. war crimes if anybody is not willing to play his game he will cut relations it really ok ok let's stay with the s

saudi arabia even as the u.s. congress is infuriated by these actions. thank you very much kimberly how kit from the white house. is an author and specialist on middle east and gulf issues joins me now via skype from washington we do anticipate that congress will continue to put pressure on the white house to do more over the case despite the a sort of incoherence of the u.s. response overall as kimberly was describing now. yes absolutely and i would i would add the. decision to pursue this case through to court song. strategic decisions in order to shield the outcome from political pressure because as we know if you're in a united states courts are politically independent of. the executive order white house the order congress so pursuing a strategy to go through the courts he soaping that that the courts will rule old timidly in his favor and that way to government whether it's the state department or the white house will how to enforce that ruling so i think that that's exactly the destructor here. what do you m

the king made a fortune especially in the united arab emirates and the gulf states and also saudi arabia. septic gifts and donations and then he set up an elaborate financial structure to conceal that money. should be about 0 dollars. republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royal family they're hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the monarchy as a corrupt system of innocent people not a good. pun carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. let's go now to some other stories making news around the world a new motorway bridge has been inaugurated in genoa italy to replace a structure that collapsed almost 2 years ago to the day the collapse of the marandi bridge killed 43 people the new bridge designed by star architect renzo piano was built in near

arabia in a concerning step forward and many people believe saudi arabia has a lot in the course of. it will be very dangerous if in fact they have a sense of how the world and the administration is not moving forward on the arms control as both i wrote this piece in the policy because the scene with russia no overarching strategy or ability to take on russia including weapons to the tampa ban and whether they offer for killing american soldiers. if we do not move forward in the pushback with russia in any way, shape or form. with china it's now quite suspect whether it will ever produce real results and only a maximum pressure strategy by sending the secretary to taiwan. we haven't really taken the action on hong kong that they need to and finally coming back to the middle east, you know we waited for him to put on the table this middle east peace that's gone completely by the wayside in the tragedy of yesterday over 100 people killed by those blasts, a thousand injured. the lebanese were already struggling and now we have a horrible situation and a lot of questions about their futu

the king made a fortune especially in the united arab emirates and the gulf states and also saudi arabia. he kept it gifts and nations and then he set up an elaborate financial structure to conceal that money. saved up i don't. know. that it's republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royal family they're hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the money he has a corrupt system of innocence and they want to. punk carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. earlier we spoke to journalist in montreal and he told us more about the former king's reasons for leaving the country the real reasons are probably one of the main reasons is that the former king of spain he's trying to save that institution and the morning after all these reports are given very bad

to essentially help free his children from detention in saudi arabia what's been the response. well indeed patrick lee he was one of the number of senators in congress who actually sent letters to the white house and the state department asking for clarity on the continued detention of. children now aged 20 and 21 who are being held in riyadh at an undisclosed destination now the state department has formally responded to senator leahy's letter in a very strongly worded series of comments it says that dr bari has been a valued partner to the u.s. government working closely with us to ensure the safety of americans and saudis it continues that the department of state is concerned about the alleged activities that led to dr. exile in canada any accusations of wrongdoing it says should be addressed through established legal channels now one must point out as well that the saudi arabians approached interpol for an arrest warrant after an investigation into poll said that this was a political matter and refused to issue arrest warrant essentially clearing assad out of any wrongdoing

in saudi arabia the saudis have far better options for energy in their nuclear energy they are ideally located to benefit from renewable forms such as solar and wind energy in particular if they wish to pursue nuclear energy they should do it in a peaceful way with the maximum safeguards of forwarded by the international atomic energy agency. this new report means that the saudis are still many steps and many years away from having a viable nuclear weapons capability but what concerns me is that they are pursuing the same kind of secrecy or deception that has marked the iranian program of nuclear development and it's not the best way for the saudis 'd to be a leader you neither economics or security in the middle east their strained state of victoria has announced obama 725 new coronavirus cases and some other significant spike tough containment measures are now in place in the country's 2nd biggest city subject tonight because he was on a stretch and some movement hundreds of military personnel have been deployed to help enforce isolation or does anyone breaking the rules faces laws f

saudi arabia has reportedly moved a step closer to nuclear power constructing your rainy i'm yellowcake extraction facility with the help of china that's according to sources quoted by the wall street journal the facility is said to be close to the town of houla where yellowcake is a milled form of uranium ore that's found not to leave it but would take additional steps on technology to enrich it enough for a nuclear power plant saudi arabia denies building a uranium ore facility but says mineral extraction is part of its economic diversification. sri lankans are electing a new parliament president go to buy a rajapaksa party's 2 thirds majority to make changes to the constitution the vote was postponed twice because of coronavirus the polls being held on a strict safety guidelines with voters expected to maintain one meter distance where face masks were an elephant is joins us live now from colombo so this is south asians 1st election since the pandemic why does this election matter and what have been the main issues for voters. daryn for the country as the election is sort of an indic

the king made a fortune especially in the united arab emirates and the gulf states and also saudi arabia. he septic gifts and donations and then he set up an elaborate financial structure to conceal that money there's nothing to save me about a bill is. that if republicans have been capitalizing on the royal scandal by organizing protests against the royal family they are hoping spaniards have had enough. of the corruption doesn't just involve a few bad apples demonstrating against the money he has a corrupt system of innocence and they want to. punk carlos allegedly continued to finance a lavish lifestyle with the laundered money after he abdicated the throne he could still face charges of the matter but now he's put a little distance between himself and son king philippe and between himself and prosecutors. well journalist. he told us more about the former king's reasons for leaving the country the real reasons are probably one of the main reasons is the former king of spain he's trying to save that institution the morning after all these reports are given very precious to. say we also

and if a prosecutor said that my medicine man in saudi arabia is guilty that wouldn't be a judgment that would be a coup so maybe this is a good chance for him to prove if he's innocent or not because this case that we are talking about there jeffrey is connected with. the journalist who was killed in an embassy who was a. writer and the washington post ok same scenario had the same people the same group i met and so many of the saudis said we have nothing to do with it this is rogue agents and mr trump wrote that story but i think as soon as he's just let me yes let me push you there for a 2nd you're saying this is good news and you're saying clearly as well there are parallels with what happened with jamal al ship ashaji the washington post journalist who met his end inside the saudi consulate 18 months 2 years ago now in istanbul that's a given but you're saying this is good news. the paper trail of accusations against. the people in the highest positions in serbia arabia only went so far so given that the backstory to the international investigation of the jet death of jamal and deve

arms sale to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. did not break the law last year the trumpet ministration issued an emergency declaration to push through an $8000000000.00 deal without congressional approval president trump fired the department's then inspector general steve linnik was looking into the certification his successor stephen resigned last week after accusing himself from the probe the final report was completed by a cards deputy police in belarus say a protester has died after a bomb exploded in his hands during a 2nd night of anti-government rallies thousands of people are demonstrating in the capital minsk after early election results showed a landslide victory for president alexander lukashenko and heavy rain has brought flash flooding to large parts of northern sudan hundreds of homes and farms have been destroyed many of the affected cities towns and villages along the river nile which regularly overflows during the rainy season so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story tha

saudi arabia has reportedly moved one step closer to having nuclear power constructing a uranium yellowcake extraction facility with the help of china that's according to sources being quoted by the wall street journal the facility is said to be close to the town of houla yellowcake is a milled form of uranium ore that's found naturally there but would take additional steps and technology to enrich it enough for a nuclear power plant saudi arabia denies building a uranium ore facility near but says mineral extraction is a part of its economic diversification colombia's former president alberto rebate says the supreme court has ordered his detention even though the top court has not made its ruling public it's to do with a case in which the former leader is accused of witness tampering and fraud the rebate has repeatedly declared his innocence and questioned the court's independence is a close ally of the current president even to kay and listened around p.s. he joins us with the latest from bogota hi there just how important is this decision today. well peter is extremely important and it c

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on a number of occasions asking him to come back to saudi arabia he left saudi arabia back in 2017 however then these messages escalated into major threats saying that he would be dealt with also within the court papers is a flow chart which indicates an identifies of members of the alleged hit squad along with others who were involved in this operation and among those members of the alleged hit squad are what are described in the court papers as forensic experts experts said cleaning a crime scene so this very similar almost a mirror image of the operation in which journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered and dismembered in istanbul so extensive detail. within these court papers pointing directly to the crown prince as being allegedly responsible given the fact that the target was a was in there the alleged target i should say was in canada at the time why is this lawsuit being brought in the united states. firstly because there is legislation in the united states that allows a non us citizen to bring a legal action against a foreign national who is accused of torture and or extrajudicial

in bribes from saudi arabia the former monarch has repeatedly denied the allegations. are for more now is bring in journalist squares in madrid is i mean what's the motivation behind this surprising decision i mean it's not every day that a king or former king just says i'm leaving the country. well it looks like he's almost going on exile but the real reasons i'm probably one of the main reasons is that for making of this pain he's trying to save that institution and the morning after all these reports that are given very bad press to. to look more narky even less space we also know that it has. a nation of prosecution all 3 teams are ready to try pretty major should they find any wrongdoing after 2014 because. let's remind that the king of his fame has full immunity until he's abdication in 2014 and all these allegations of bribery. and 14 why he wasn't still in office that the prosecutor believes or might you know carry on looking for all the events to 2014 he could be tried in the supreme court do we know where. he's going where. we don't know we don't know exactly

they were concerned, like with saudi arabia, that if annexation went ahead, it wouldn't just be the end of the possible two-state deal that everybody has hankered for, for so long, it would bring chaos, violence to the middle eaeast again. . i think it wanted to back away from that. what it wouldn't get thrhrough this deal,l, w what the israelie calling suspension, but what in reality must surely be an toned the prospect -- an end to the prospect of annexation. the israelis will nonot pull ou of this deal if it means jeopardidizing this deal with t united arab emirateses and the prospect further down the road of other ararab stateses recogng israel as well. bahrain, for instance, seeeems be a posossibility. the icing on the cake would clearly be recognition by s sau arabia. israel knows 100% that if it annexes of this deal, the west banknk, any possssiblel wiwith saudi arabia would go ou the window, plus pressusure fro the united states as well. israel would not annex the west bank w without thehe go-aheadd the e unitedtatates. so the chances, i think, of israel backing out of this deal

arabia. and who build join a joe biden in his bid to veto donald trump we'll have a closer look at the top contenders are vying to become his vice presidential running mates in november's election. richardson welcome to the show here in germany the 1st children have headed back to school just as the country is seeing a surge in coronavirus cases it's the 1st time the students are going to school full time since march but life in the classroom won't be quite what it used to be our reporter visited one school in the city of rostock to see how they're adjusting . finally back where they wanted to be in the schoolyard with all of their friends for the 1st time in 5 months these children from john brinkman primary school in rough stop can play together without a mask and without daring to social distancing rules. even hugs are allowed although not recommended. and specify it's better now because we like to sit next to each other again and we can see all our friends again where no. one is i i find

saudi arabia has a lot of energy. why it would want to spend a lot of money to be able to take uranium ore and put it into yellow cake and to develop other parts of the cycle, it just doesn't make economic sense. and we know that china has been the world's master proliferater of nuclear weapons since the 1970s, so you put these two facts together, and we've got to be extremely, extremely worried about what's going on here. lou: well, we also, we have reason to be concerned about almost everything china is doing, also russia in the middle east. and escaping the attention of the national left-wing media, it seems almost daily, is the fact that russian mercenaries have taken control of the largest refineries in libya. putin is expanding his probes into the middle east, trying to expand his influence in the region. and so far without response from europe, from the gulf states or from the united states. >> yes. you know, and the one thing that president trump has tried to do is he's developed cooperative relations with cou

arabia. under that doctrine president biden could revoke any suggestion of immunity and reinstate the cakes but i can guarantee you right now saudi arabia and the crown prince are talking his head off with pump a 0 in trying to get me out of this conundrum and gas explosion in the united states has killed at least one person and flattened several homes 3 people are critically injured in hospital in baltimore fosse's was able to make contact with another person trapped under the rubble. and obdurate has attacked a shopping center in the democratic republic of congo killing at least 9 people the army has been sent to respond in the troubled northeastern province of a turi feiss from the political and religious section known as code eco attacks people with machetes more than 200000 people have fled attacks in the province since march prosecutors in france are launching an investigation into what they are calling terrorist murder after the killing of 7 french aid workers in the. aid workers and t

to saudi arabia because they said it was politically motivated well the u.s. state department comments were made in a letter to democratic senator patrick leahy who had requested a full update on the case in the letter the department says dr responded around the clock to threats against the u.s. mission in personnel it adds the department of state is concerned by the alleged activities that led to dr algebras exile in canada and says it repeatedly requested the government to clarify the status and nature of his children's detentions with more on this let's cross to mike hanna in washington we've had that letter from the state department has it been any further reaction mike. well nothing further as yet but the original letter from 4 senators including patrick leahy went to the white house asking for the white house to look into the ongoing holding of. children by the saudi authorities this is now the response to that letter from state department and an interesting part of the state department response is that there have already been repeated requests to the sa

israel and saudi arabia because they have benefited tremendously from america's military presence in the region and they're quite eager of making sure that the u.s. doesn't leave they have a close everything that would have to sell it say to a less than american footprint in the region including for instance the iran nuclear deal which a continuation of the crisis with iran is one of the most effective ways of keeping the united states engaged in the region yeah that's a very important point there try to parse it with the currency institute for responsible state craft former president of the national iranian american council fascinating talking with you try to we appreciate you. the chinese city was the 1st epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic chinese officials have always maintained that they did all they could to stop the spread of the virus but stories are emerging that suggest otherwise stories are. people who paid a high price because of government secrecy tonight we introduce you to a man who is speaking out in seeking justice he says the virus was able to kill his father beca

this is really me and saudi arabia without us support without imperial support and when we invite we invite israeli ambassador we have ideas or any ambassador london on the program but at netanyahu would certainly refute any charge of violence except in self defense and britain which played $550.00 palestinians behaviors in a one month period spare me we were born at night but not last night but this is exactly what a cowardly leech what on principle powell would gates to say could be a trip in italy i'll be at mo d. be it was a narrow in brazil be it the hungry or see the gangster is a shot of the world moving toward real fascist rule and that's where our must be and of course truckers 'd are also oh that way he fastens well you mention saudi arabia britain together with the united states applies weapons that are used on yemen britain says it has a robust. selling policy and it's not responsible for rum war crimes of any kind in yemen. sounds like another russian position that would period least don't want to take responsibility for the damage from well for their own savitri it's fa

israel and saudi arabia because they have benefited tremendously from america's military presence in the region and they're quite eager of making sure that the u.s. doesn't leave they have a close everything that would have to sell it say to a less than american footprint in the region including for instance the iran nuclear deal which a continuation of the crisis with iran is one of the most effective ways of keeping the united states engaged in the region yeah that's a very important point there trita parsi with the currency institute for responsible state craft former president of the national iranian american council fascinating talking with you today we appreciate you. the chinese city with houghton was the 1st epicenter of the corona virus pandemic chinese officials have always maintained that they did all they could to stop the spread of the virus but stories are emerging that suggest otherwise stories. people who paid a high price because of government secrecy tonight we introduce you to a man who is speaking out in seeking justice he says the virus was able to kill his fathe

saudi arabia has reportedly moved a step closer to nuclear power constructing a uranium yellowcake extraction facility with the help of china that's according to sources quoted by the wall street journal the facility is said to be close to the town of. yellowcake is a milled form of uranium ore that's found naturally there but would take additional steps on technology to enrich it enough for a nuclear power plant saudi arabia denies building a uranium ore facility near a little bit says mineral extraction is a part of its economic diversification. the australian state of victoria has announced another $725.00 new coronavirus takes in it's another significant spiked containment measures on not in place melbourne the country's 2nd biggest city is subject to not to confuse them instructions on movement hundreds of military personnel have been deployed to help enforce isolation orders anyone breaking the rules faces log signs well nicola gage is monitoring developments from sydney in the class of virus cases continue to rise in melbourne despite the lock down tell us what's been happening. right

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in bribes from saudi arabia the former monarch has repeatedly denied the allegations. are for more now is bring in journalist squares in madrid is i mean what's the motivation behind this surprising decision i mean it's not every day that a king a former king just says i'm leaving the country. well it looks like he's almost going on exile but the real reasons i'm probably one of the main reasons is that for making of this pain he's trying to save that institution and the morning after all these reports that are given very bad press to. mourn his spade we also know that it has. a nation of prosecution all 3 teams are ready to try pretty major should they find any wrongdoing after 2014 because. let's remind that the king of it spain has full immunity until he's abdication in 2014 and all these allegations of bribery. hof and 2014 why he wasn't still in office that the prosecutor believes or might you know carry on rupi and for all the event to 2014 he could be tried in the supreme court do we know where the 1st where he's going where. we don't know we don't know exactly

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who fled back to saudi arabia during his time it's what so if subsequently after resigning accessed the database from saudi arabia in theory allowing him to download reams of private data from that's with his headquarters to somewhere in saudi arabia and we don't know that for sure but it's a very likely scenario but we know that the information available to the spies was essentially ip data and personal information about anonymous accounts that could be then used to actually reveal the real identity of government critics within saudi arabia and also abroad so it's not just dissidents in saudi that are at risk to it it was hacked just last month is it as secure now given what happened last month and given what you and i are talking about now is it as secure as it can be. no i think there was a lot of question marks about the security of twitter. the incidents that we're talking about now is particularly egregious because this breach could have resulted in the extrajudicial killing torture and arrest of human beings within saudi arabia i think the recent attack goes to show that ther

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israel and saudi arabia because they have benefited tremendously from america's military presence in the region and they're quite eager making sure that the u.s. doesn't leave they have opposed everything that would have to sell it stated a less than american footprint in the region including for instance the iran nuclear deal which a continuation of the crisis with iran is one of the most effective ways of keeping the united states engaged in the region yeah that's a very important point there try to parse it with the quincy institute for responsible state craft former president of the national iranian american council fascinating talking with you try to we appreciate you. the chinese city will houghton was the 1st epicenter of the corona virus pandemic chinese officials have always maintained that they did all they could to stop the spread of the virus but stories are emerging that suggest otherwise stories are. people who paid a high price because of government secrecy tonight we introduce you to a man who is speaking out in seeking justice he says the virus was able to kill his f

israel and saudi arabia because they have benefited tremendously from america's military presence in the region and they're quite eager of making sure that the u.s. doesn't leave they have opposed everything that would have to sell it stated a less than american footprint in the region including for instance the iran nuclear deal which a continuation of the crisis with iran is one of the most effective ways of keeping the united states engaged in the region yeah that's a bit very important point there try to parse it with the currency institute for responsible stake raft former president of the national iranian american council fascinating talking with you try to we appreciate you. the chinese city will houghton was the 1st epicenter of the corona virus pandemic chinese officials have always maintained that they did all they could to stop the spread of the virus but stories are emerging that suggest otherwise stories. people who paid a high price because of government secrecy tonight we introduce you to a man who is speaking out in seeking justice he says the virus was able to kill h

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saudi arabia's airspace is currently closed to israeli airliners. riyadh has been a key presence among arab countries that are hostile toward israel. in 2018, saudi arabia started allowing air india to fly over its territory to tel-aviv. reuters says israel viewed the move as a positive sign. >>> economic analysts are expecting the japanese economy to grow during the current quarter despite a record contraction in the previous period. but some are not sure whether the expansion will be sustained. japan's cabinet office announced on monday that gdp shrank nearly 30% annualized in real terms in the april through june period compared with the previous quarter. the figure was the worst since comparable data became available in 1980. for the july to september period, many private research firms are forecasting positive growth, saying the economy has recovered since a state of emergency was lifted in may. some are even citing annualized growth of more than 10%. but one analyst says that despite the optimism, growth for the current quarter could be relativ

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