war to repel said or eject so down from kuwait, but only ejects are down from kuwait. not to overthrow saddam hussein that agreement did not exist. well, it's amazing description of what he achieved as we said in just the span of three years. i gather he was very reluctant. to lead the state department when his lifelong friend george hw bush summoned him back to the white house to to help salvage his presidency and and manage his his campaign in 1992. did you? it does it the does baker feel still still some moments of chagrin about having to back into the the the political fight when he was she achieving all these great and noble diplomatic results. it was very hard for him and it was very hard for his team. small group of advisors around him but bush had called early in 1991. and it was clear to baker that there was trouble in the campaign. and in early 1992 he turned to his advisors and he said i'm going to have to go back and help my friend. i'm going to have to leave a job. i have loved. a job in which i think i've made a difference. and they will hoped he would ch

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new here is our fallen and iraqi port on the borders with kuwait and iran and the center for now and in auctioning the refinish for many decades. this is a region steeped in ancient history and its relationship with water the rivers and the scene goes back thousands of years. the tigris and the euphrates need to ensure mesopotamia part of what was called the 1st time christians were agriculture and. earliest human settlements grew up. fishing continued to develop in mesopotamia while it was part of the ottoman empire and then under british rule in the 20th century. the country became one kingdom under king faisel of iraq in 1922 been gained independence 10 years later. fishermen sold their catch in the baghdad fish market to merchants from other iraqi provinces as well as to the citizens but. now when baghdad and in the marshes of the south and on the shuttle a lot of waterway whole ways of life are under threat as outside forces and manmade pollution are damaging the tigris and euphrates in reversible ways. for all his commitment to a life on the tigris. and its days as a fisherman

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near here is as follows and iraqi ports on the borders with kuwait and iran and the center for now and in auctioning marine fish for many decades. plus a lot of. this is a region steeped in ancient history and its relationship with water the rivers and the scene goes back thousands of years. the tigris and the euphrates need to ensure mesopotamia part of what was called the 1st south crescent where agriculture and. earliest human settlements grew up. fishing continued to develop in mesopotamia while it was part of the ottoman empire and then under british rule in the 20th century. the country became one kingdom under king faisel of iraq in 1922 then gained independence 10 years later. fishermen sold their catch in the baghdad fish market to merchants from other iraqi provinces as well as to the citizens but. now when baghdad and in the marshes of the south and on the shuttle out of waterway whole ways of life are under threat as outside forces and manmade pollution are damaging the tigris and euphrates in reversible ways. for all his commitment to a life on the tigris. and its days as

we just want you to give that land back to kuwait. and give it back to kuwait. by then we couldn't avoid a war. we didn't want to avoid a war because we were ready for it. >> at the time, there were predictions when the senate was voting on whether to dpo to war and get approval from the senate we would have 10,000 american casualties. >> 200 of those were accidents. friendly injuries. norm and i were thinking in the neighborhood of 5,000. some of the big shots in washington were saying 20,000. we were catching heck from parts of the congress. and a number of experts. but i knew itten wouldn't be that large. but i couldn't be sure. we talked about it often. and we thought maybe 5,000. it turned about to be 300 or so military casual ities by the enemy and 300 killed by their accidents. >> there's something called the powell doctrine, which said if you're going to go to war, have massive support and massive number of troops. is that fair to call it the powell doctrine. >> it's perfect except for one thing. it was the invention of a reporter. a reporter came to see

and you were given the task of figuring out how to get him out of kuwait. where you ever worried that it wasn't going to work out as successfully as we talked it out to be? colin: when we finally got the plan together, norman and i were satisfied with it, and we briefed the leadership, we went more than we ever, so i was not the least that worried about it. but i went and said to president bush, i said mr. president, there is no question about how this war is going to turn out, don't worry about it. we will beat them. they don't know what they are doing out there. they will just put themselves into a little circle. so they were just asking us to knock them out, and we did. we did it. and we got a lot more troops in the region then we might have needed, 500,000 americans, about 200,000 allies. it was a given, it was over. and the president said senator, sent jim baker over to talk to the iraqis. we didn't want to do this, we didn't want a war. we just want to give the land back to kuwait. by then, we couldn't avoid a war. david: at the time, there were predi

there has been a seasonal north westerly wind blowing down the girl from kuwait down to was dar that's was the u.a.e. for a couple of days it becoming lighter on wednesday will be much much lighter and there are no more significant winds in the immediate future to something developing northern saudi and that's lighted to pick up the dust but not through iraq kuwait into west inside iran and at the same time you have got another bit of fairly wintry weather swinging into western turkey which will pick up the winds will come off the northern coast of egypt eventually thing and blow down through the red sea but i'm picking it details here because you can see this is fairly typical there's not much going otherwise wind is the thing to watch sometimes with the dust in it a few shot in iranian mountains the seasonal rains are still a long way south of the middle of africa which means at least most countries in southern africa free of anything other than sunshine now there is a development of thunderstorms running through central south africa during wednesday but even that's not like be a big

something developing in northern saudi and that's lighted to pick up the dust but not through iraq kuwait into west inside iran and at the same time you have got another bit of fairly wintry weather swinging into western turkey which will pick up the winds will come out of the northern coast of egypt eventually thing and blow down through the red sea but i'm picking it details here because you can see this is fairly typical there's not much going on otherwise wind is the thing to watch sometimes with the dust in it a few shots in iranian mountains the seasonal rains are still a long way south of the middle of africa which means at least most countries in southern africa free of anything other than sunshine now there is a development of thunderstorms running through central south africa during wednesday but even that's not like be a big thing by the time you get to thursday as i said the seasonal rains are further north which is where you want expect to be running through tanzania rwanda for example and back towards gotbaum and stretching down as far as far south as angola daily these deve

turning to india now which is seeing a another spike in kuwait in 1000 cases with over 380000 new infections reported in the last day despite international aid arriving oxygen is still in short supply across the country overwhelmed ta spittles have been forced to turn patients away leaving their relatives desperately trying to source medical supplies themselves. a woman begs. the she pleads. as she tries to find. for her desperately sick mother. of 5 and i mean that my mother is very seriously ill and for the past 2 days we've been trying to get a bed in so many hospitals in delhi and. across india oxygen is still in desperately short supply. in the capital daily volunteers from the sikh community have set up an oxygen center in a car park. good lord people are suffering as begging for oxygen we arranged for cylinders from anywhere we could we stayed in queues for a whole nights and sometimes got beaten up by the police. to undercut. russia is the latest country to join an international relief effort. actually that has been quite an opening off i would say they're going to be with india or p

there has been a seasonal north westerly wind blowing down the girl from kuwait down to was down her that's was the u.a.e. for a couple of days it becoming lighter on wednesday will be much much lighter and there are no more significant winds in the immediate future something developing in northern saudi and that's lighted to pick up the dust but not through iraq kuwait into west inside iran and at the same time you have got another bit of fairly wintry weather swinging into western turkey was to pick up the winds will come off the northern coast of egypt eventually thing and blow down through the red sea but i'm picking it details here because you see this is fairly typical there's not much going on otherwise wind is the thing to watch sometimes with a dust in it a few shots in iranian mountains the seasonal rains are still a long way south from the middle of africa which means least most countries in southern africa free of anything other than sunshine now there is a development of sun storms running through central south africa during wednesday but even that's not like to be a big

the breakup of yugoslavia began in 1991 when the republics of slovenia and kuwait declared independence 6 bitter wars followed by the republic of bosnia-herzegovina paid the high price for independence now more at that time mr than magic there or that washington can figure out i'm a free market out of more of the mess but i'm not a member of the front of the without the. past the bosnian war started in the spring of 1992 and lasted for 3 and a half months. in the summer of 19951 of the worst atrocities in europe since the 2nd world war was committed here. bosnian serb forces under the command of general rights common law ditch occupied sort of beneath on the 11th of july 1995 in the following days 25000 women and children were forcibly removed from the town. and 8000 men and boys were systematically killed. thank you thank you thank you journalist me murchadh to true pointed from 70 on the 10th of july 995 the next day was the last that his mother hieron saw him alive. those really are down is the route with the couch or mine aren't fully thought fire goes wrong on a. bottle or on just

in saddam's case he did, something he invaded kuwait. so it's possible the russians are just muscling. but it hasn't been clear what for. what do they want? so i actually don't rule out the possibility that they may add troops in crimea or they may expand their grab of ukrainian territory. i don't feel comfortable, but i wouldn't rule that out. >> big test for the biden administration, no question. if we could move on to afghanistan for a moment here, i've spoken to a number of members of the administration as well as folks in the pentagon about this decision. clearly there was opposition within the biden administration, as most senior military advisers said. listen, you go to zero, there's real danger there. it strikes me the administration is taking a big risk here. we saw what happened when president obama ordered a full withdrawal from iraq in 2011. they had to go back in. isis came back. they say al qaeda is not a threat to the u.s. homeland today. that could change. how much of a risk is this in your view? >> it's a large risk. the

this is a protester in kuwait city. >> it is very scary and very sad in my own country when i get into my car, i feel i need to lock the doors immediately. it is very scary and depressing have way while walking to the car or asking someone to accompany them from their place of work or study to their vehicles. it is very scary this is what our country has come to. amy: in new york, a woman who had to go through labor while her wrists and ankles were shackled by police has settled for $750,000 with the city and the new york police department. the woman, who is african american, went into labor the day she was arrested and gave birth while handcuffed to a hospital bed without her family or her doctor present. she sued for emotional distress, and a violation of her civil rights. the u.s. supreme court rejected imposing limits on sentences for life without parole for juveniles. the 6-3 ruling reverses a trend towards more leniency for children and teens convicted of a crime and highlights the supreme court's strong conservative advantage. justice sonia sotomayor was joined by the two other

temperatures have come down a bit sink kuwait for example at 38 and for us here in doha 37 degrees will be the high on wednesday and by thursday will get a bit cooler with the winds coming off the gulf i show you some of the moisture that we're dealing with into parts of africa so particularly heavy rains toward areas of the ethiopian high lands but also djibouti getting into some of these heavy spells of showers and we still have those showers hanging around areas of attends india into northern mozambique and we can follow these showers right through the heart of africa into the gulf of guinea and in particular will get into some heavier pockets of rain as we head toward cameroon wednesday and thursday did also want to put this on your radar we'll watch to see just parts of south africa get clipped with some showers as we head toward the tail end of the week capetown a high of 1000 for you on thursday. from the world's most populated region. and untold stories from across asia and the said above to discover the current events. with diverse cultures. and conflict and politics. when i we

teams are working will hide in 70 countries we have supported health facilities in the response to kuwait and in the beginning it was difficult everywhere what we see now a year after that the situation is still very very constricted in brazil and our teams together with the staff on the ground is overloaded they don't have for instance the drugs to into bits to give them the right and cynthia so we we have images where nurses are sitting on the ground next to people dying because they don't have the best they don't have an oxygen they don't have enough medicines to treat the people properly so it puts immense pressure on the who health care system but especially on the stuff as well and people are dying the numbers that we have this every day is unprecedented especially in trees or some of those numbers might be as out of a population of 211000000 there are about 14000000 official cases close 266000 confirmed infections every day and to put it into perspective the death toll globally has passed 3000000 of the hof a 1000000 of those in the u.s. and brazil about 375000 why such a poor reco

yeah it doesn't reveal whether he still i respect kuwait but he says that me and demond is a big point ex-pat i was a youngster the guys who drive lamborghinis that's a narrative that i find completely uninteresting to me well that means having enough and that doesn't have to be a cost a little not to be allowed for gaining numbers i don't need to have more than others what's so important with bitcoin it's not that individuals get rich but that everyone becomes better off in a year i. don't know dozens owns i invest. his but this it's closed. because i mean as a new system that's what he believes and. i thought wrong isn't personal responsibility is a huge topic which many understandably also shy away from. because they say a banker has always looked after my money and i was insured and i was supposed to do it myself. and i can understand why people say that's stupid under the law to be middle other people like me think that's fantastic it's something you should deal with. quite simply that the sooner the better when you feel that if a better. and that's all for this hopefully not too

are working will who are right in 70 countries we have supported health facilities in the response to kuwait and in the beginning it was difficult everywhere where we see now a year after that the situation is still very very constricted in brazil and our teams together with the stuff on the ground is overloaded they don't have for instance the drugs to into bits to give them the right and c.z. so we we have images where nurses are sitting on the ground next to people dying because they don't have the beds they don't have an oxygen they don't have enough medicines to treat the people properly so it puts immense pressure on the who health care system but especially on the stuff as well and people are dying the numbers that we have that's every day these unprecedented especially on trees are some of those numbers might be as out of a population of 211000000 there are about 14000000 official cases close 266000 confirmed infections every day and to put it into perspective the death toll globally has passed 3000000 of the hof a 1000000 of those in the u.s. and brazil about 375000 why such a poor

hundreds of people have been protesting in kuwait's over violence against women it comes off to the murder of a young mother whose complaints of harassment by a stalker was ignored by authorities protesters are demanding tougher penalties for those who assault women. russian authorities have summoned the czech ambassador over diplomatic spying prague has now ordered the kremlin to withdraw most of its diplomatic staff from the czech republic on saturday expelled 18 russians author accusing moscow of being behind deadly explosions at a check i mean the 2014. and russia is withdrawing its troops gathering on the ukrainian border the defense minister announced the move off for an inspection of drills in crimea ukraine and western countries have denounced the russian military build up near ukraine and kiev has welcomed the russian pullback while nato has called it overdue. well nick connelly is following developments for us in kiev he says russia is still having the means now to put pressure on ukraine even off the troop withdrawal. obviously a lot of relief here in kiev tonight we've seen the

it is hard to imagine iraq invading kuwait again. it is hard to imagine syria or egypt launching a ground attack to invade israel. those are not things that are very thinkable for a host of reasons -- peace accords, the instability inside the country, but nonetheless, it is more or less unthinkable. the security challenges are very different. the one thing i do want to respond to, as we build up the saudi and other gulf states, military capabilities, we have to realize that iran sees its unconventional capabilities -- its missiles, it support a proxy forces -- as its counter to those capabilities. as we move into a place where we start to imagine negotiating with the iranians about their missile program, about their support for proxies, what are the gulf states going to be willing to come to the table and negotiate with to give up? one thing we know about states as they do not unilaterally disarm. hashem: if we are to move forward into the future, it is said that artificial intelligence will not be needing hundreds of millions of tro

teams are working will hard in 70 countries we have supported health facilities in the response to kuwait and in the beginning it was difficult everywhere what we see now a year after that the situation is still very very constructive. and our teams together with the stuff on the ground is overloaded they don't have for instance the drugs to him to bits to give them the right and stevia so we we have images where nurses are sitting on the ground next to people dying because they don't have the beds they don't have an oxygen they don't have enough medicines to treat the people properly so it puts immense pressure on the who health care system but especially on the stuff as well and people are dying and the numbers that we have are this is unprecedented especially on trees or some of those numbers might be as out of a population of 211000000 there are about 14000000 official cases close 266000 confirmed infections every day and to put it into perspective the death toll globally has passed 3000000 of the hof a 1000000 of those in the u.s. in brazil about 375000 why such a poor record. yeah w

that generally not too bad a little legacy of cloud he can just make out says just moving across the kuwait that will eventually just drag its way just to the north of us here in cots temperatures generally getting up into the low thirty's over the next day plenty of hazy sunshine and then notching up early next week plenty of hazy sunshine just around the horn of africa larry is the shallows there it's essential in southern parts of atheist and then the shah was about if they ramp up once again is the southern parts of uganda some heavy downpours over towards the democratic republic of congo i was saying some very heavy rain now starting to push its way up into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola know them areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny. but. frank assessments the world is on a brink. that model fabian is that a fair assessment you via catastrophic global hialeah to twice as valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments wh

temperatures reaching up to 35 degrees for the south things heating up across the gulf states 38 degrees in kuwait 38 as well in doha we will have a bit of a wind kicking through blowing the dust up and will have hazy sunshine for many areas of the u.a.e. and into those isolated showers we saw in saudi arabia and now dried up and the heat is definitely coming through so we have to north africa things are looking rather hot here those thundershowers continuing across the ethiopian rift valley into somalia and affecting parts of kenya but much of that rain is across central parts of africa into monday will see heavy a showers across western parts of the democratic republic of congo. this is one of the best down there there are no logical revolutions in all of this make our planet pretty good we have to meet the c o 2 emission targets electric cars are made mitchum in motion they need to be mine to where people are just talking about the soldiers if that's going to solve. the world of business and commerce is driving the energy transition it's the promise of clean energy an illusion the dump side of

is more the way of very very warm weather 30 celsius not a nice houses there for baghdad a 41 full kuwait which was the levant said little more pleasant temperatures since the other the made to high twenty's over the next couple of days there in concert to get up to 13 celsius in the hollow of his go on throughout wednesday a 40 in dubai just noticed a few showers just around the southern end of the red sea so western parts of yemen southwest and parts of saudi arabia along with the it happened harlan seeing some wet weather over the next day i'll say the seasonal rains doing quite nicely of course pushing up towards cameroon into the gulf of guinea iraq across the heart of africa i shall us pretty much where they should be east of wet weather there and place course across tanzania heavy showers continuing to into northern parts of maize and big northern areas of madagascar but to the south of that is generated dry all having said that we've seen some welcome rainfall gradually making its way across the southern cape by thursday. in the 1st time lines of mesopotamia with the 1st settlemen

even on thursday isn't that different the breeze still blowing south through the gulf temperature in kuwait up to 35 and nothing extraordinary in any of this the seasonal rains through africa which will be the herald eventually the indian monsoon have reached as far north as tans there and that is the coastal breeze indicating a change in direction heavy rain all the way across to northern angola and beyond south of that sunshine. sponsible qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian global community when i thought of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear the new in the to be part of today's discussion this streamed on out is the era. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now police in the us are using tear gas to try and disperse protesters in the minneapolis area the mayor has declared

suddenly meeting this rather more coming up from the gulf source sandstorms is possibly society or kuwait briefly on saturday will be a different in the difference in the feel of the weather in qatar doha will be 32 degrees thereabouts but it gets increasingly humid as a wind continues to blow off the very warm gulf waters. the seasonal rains through africa this time the year have taken a big leap north which is still hanging down around madagascar but up the coast of tanzania and back towards gamble this is the line where you see the day developed a pretty big showers if you were to the science enjoy a bit of sunny warm. qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are nowhere be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear from you and each week be part of today's discussion this stream

this suddenly meeting this rather more coming up from the gulf source sandstorms possibly society or kuwait briefly. will be a different in the difference in the feel of the weather in qatar doha will be 2 degrees thereabouts but it gets increasingly humid as a wind continues to blow off the very warm gulf waters. the seasonal rains through africa this time the year have taken a big leap north which is still hanging down around madagascar but up the coast of tanzania and back towards gamble this is the line where you see the day developed a pretty big showers if you were to the science enjoy a bit of sunny warm. from the. people in thoughtful conversation. because these people are going to be a power with no host and no limitations empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. and adam rather fit. on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera her reminder of our top stories this hour european and u.k. medicine's regulations have concluded there is a plausible that between the oxford astra zeneca culvert 19 vaccine and rare blood clots but they insist the risk of the corona virus is far

does cool off around the levant as we go through a choose day bag that does stay hot hot enough to in kuwait city into the mid thirty's across costs aren't pushing across into central pass off saudi arabia just want to showers possibly wintry nature of the high ground of afghanistan but elsewhere slushy dry and find the be a few showers to creep into the north of pakistan live the showers to around the therapy and highlands at the moment you can see the clouds just bubbling up here the seasonal rains kicking off some showers to just creep in the way into central and southern parts of somalia coastal showers there for tanzania maybe a few showers into kenya and the showers run all the way across towards the gulf of guinea they extend they way down across the northern parts of maize and big madagascar is well we have got a chance of somewhat to weather for the fos out south africa. but. the climate has changed every year for millions of years decades of told good little action it's all about. distraction create confusion to create smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate deba

dropped by about 10 degrees in many places it's still quite hot in iraq $41.00 in baghdad and down in kuwait where up to 40 still $38.00 in doha are fairly she would $38.00 at that but there's no significant wind on this forecast out except for this one which is blowing down susu is down through the red sea that's the reason the temperatures have been pushed back again again no real change here but doha is down to 32 as a hint of a wind direction here wind change i should say otherwise look at this sunshine through turkey and iran and even the time we get to friday afghanistan looking dry and sunny is well that's a change the seasonal rains through africa maybe aren't obvious but science thought them is this red strip that is words to what the heat wave there it has reached a long way south and it's one of the causes of the fires down in cape town and the winds unfortunately not going to change the not going to help the far situation the toll as for right now nothing in the forecast a little bit in the eastern cape maybe and fairly obviously this weakening line here which is the seasonal rig

temperatures have come down a bit sink kuwait for example at 38 and for us here in doha 37 degrees will be the high on wednesday and by thursday we'll get a bit cooler with that winds coming off the gulf i show you some of the boy story that we're dealing with into parts of africa so particularly heavy rains toward areas of the ethiopian high lands but also djibouti getting into some of these heavy spells of showers and we still have those showers hanging around areas of attends in the into northern mozambique and we can follow these showers right through the heart of africa into the gulf of guinea and in particular we'll get into some heavier pockets of rain as we head toward cameroon wednesday and thursday did also want to put this on your radar we'll watch to see just parts of south africa get clipped with some showers as we head toward the tail end of the week capetown a high of 1000 for you on thursday. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messages on a quite complex story from mainstream to street journalism bei

temperatures have come down a bit sink kuwait for example at 38 and for us here in doha 37 degrees will be the high on wednesday and by thursday will get a bit cooler with that winds coming off the gulf i show you some of the oyster that we're dealing with into parts of africa so particularly heavy rains toward areas of the ethiopian high lands but also djibouti getting into some of these heavy spells of showers and we still have those showers hanging around areas of attends in the into northern mozambique and we can follow these showers right through the heart of africa into the gulf of guinea and in particular we'll get into some heavier pockets of rain as we head toward cameroon wednesday and thursday did also want to put this on your radar we'll watch to see just parts of south africa get clipped with some showers as we head toward the tail end of the week capetown a high of 1000 for you on thursday. most people will never know what's beyond this storm. in the. towns and. how we can. touch. people we'll never know what it's like to work with every breath is rich. with. but we're not

but we have survived through some of the toughest that have been in kuwait in europe and we now get the opportunity to i now do it was that's only 40 percent of all ops who have space that they can attend right now because it's the best with the forest side and the united kingdom to be an opening but we really need to see defo the removal of restrictions before we can really get back to trading have rules that mean those businesses throughout this. health authorities are warning the british to remain cautious another wave of the pandemic is not impossible but if all goes according to plan the government could lift all restrictions by the end of june. you know the happy english that includes our very own in charlotte tells until she's following the story for us tonight in london good evening to you charlotte we know boris johnson is calling this a major step towards freedom how excited are people about these changes me what's it like in london today. good evening brant warr i can only echo what was said at the beginning of that report just now talking about just how cold it is this eveni

teams are working will hurt it in 70 countries we have supported health facilities in the response to kuwait and in the beginning it was difficult everywhere what we see now a year after that the situation is still very very constructive in brazil and our teams together with the stuff on the ground is overloaded they don't have for instance the drugs to into bits to give them the right and stevia so we we have images where nurses are sitting on the ground next to people dying because they don't have the beds they don't have an oxygen they don't have enough medicines to treat the people properly so it puts immense pressure on the who health care system but especially on the stuff as well and people are dying the numbers that we have are that's unprecedented especially in trees or some of those numbers might be as out of a population of 211000000 there are about 14000000 official cases close 266000 confirmed infections every day and to put it into perspective the death toll globally has passed 3000000 of the hof a 1000000 of those in the u.s. and brazil about 375000 why such a poor record. yea

even on thursday isn't that different the breeze still blowing south through the gulf temperature in kuwait up to 35 and nothing extraordinary in any of this the seasonal rains through africa which will be the herald eventually the indian monsoon have reached as far north as tans there that is the coastal breeze indicating a change in direction heavy rain away across to northern angola and beyond south of that sunshine. in the yugoslav rose of the ninety's. we're committed. al-jazeera world needs miracle. croatians who went to jail for crimes he says he didn't commit. was he a guard in a concentration camp or was he simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. trial and error on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines police in the u.s. are using tear gas to try and disperse protesters in minneapolis the mayor's declared a state of emergency people are defying an 11 hour curfew tensions are growing over the police shooting of an unarmed black man george floyd rather is testified in the trial of former police officer derek shore when in minneapolis fel

of that generally not too bad a little legacy of cloud he can just make out says just moving across kuwait that will eventually just drag its way just to the north of us here in qatar temperatures generally getting up into the low thirty's over the next day or 7 plenty of hazy sunshine and then notching up early next week plenty of hazy sunshine just around the horn of africa larry is the showers there it's essential in southern parts of atheist and then the showers there but if they do ramp up once again is the southern parts of uganda some heavy downpours over towards the democratic republic of congo a mistake in some very heavy rain now starting to push its way up into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola northern areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny . sponsored by qatar airways. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you stand on cancer culture decreasing the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and

wall sunshine also high sunshine coming through when it's warm sunshine as well into the forty's to kuwait for baghdad getting into the mid thirty's for damascus and i think we'll see the levant just picking up on those temperatures as we go on through the next couple of days further south will be getting up to 38 here in dive out of the eighty's $100.00 in found the temperatures picking up here as well just not just the possibility of wanted to show was just around the southern end of the red sea through southern parts of saudi arabia just was it western side all of a yemen joining up in the show is that we have across the ethiopian harlan some showers there to into somalia and of course we're keeping a close saw eye on our tropical system making its way towards tanzania already filtering some rather wet weather in across the east coast of tansen there a possibility of some flash flooding coming through here winds could cause a little bit of damage you can see some significant rainfall coming through the next 24 hours or so i wanted to these places could see maybe 70 or 80 millimeters of

up after having cooled slightly we've got temperatures in iraq edging up to 40 degrees same story in kuwait and in doha there by the time we get to saturday temperatures will have dipped down to the early thirty's that's come from the change of wind will have a bit of dust kicking around and plenty of hazy sunshine for much of saudi arabia things are looking hot and dry those isolated showers we saw seem to have dried up and it's a similar story for iran where temperatures in toronto be going to be hitting 30 degrees the plenty of hot dry weather so we have to the horn of africa we've got those thundery showers rolling across the ethiopian rift valley affecting parts of somalia and kenya but the unusual weather story is this tropical cyclone off the coast of tanzania we've only had 2 of these since record began so going to be keeping an eye on that it's expected to bring some strong winds and heavy rains to dar es salaam though it is weakening as it makes its way to the coast elsewhere in southern africa things are looking relatively warm and dry temperatures have dipped down slightly with

the 2nd a funny was a multifaceted multi-talented the human being he was very significant a new the kuwait the end of a nice press in their heyday we don't about the night the fifty's and sixty's ascension if any was a central figure i mean he was associated with the founding of many magazines and newspapers throughout that egypt. after the defeat of arab regimes in the war of 1967 and the disillusionment that came with it palestinians took matters into their own hand. a national struggle for liberation took form. and for kind of funny it's marked a shift in thinking the revolutionary politics of the p.f. lp. in 1969 he was made editor in chief of ahead of the group's newly formed weekly magazine. and whether it was revolutionary in fear it infects truth it's combined the p.f. lp of political messaging with analysis human arts and calligraphy in a chronicle of the palestinian resistance the link to answer colonial struggles in africa asia and latin america. he made leftwing media accessible well beyond the narrow confines of the already converted you went after arguments by fellow arab jou

has dropped by about 10 degrees in many places it's still quite hot in iraq 41 in baghdad and down in kuwait where up to 40 still 38 in doha are fairly she would set it at that but there's no significant wind on this forecast yet except for this one which is blowing down susu is down through the red sea that's the reason the temperatures have been pushed back again again no real change here but doha is down to 32 as a hint of a wind direction here wind change i should say otherwise look at this sunshine through turkey and iran and even the time we get to friday afghanistan looking dry and sunny is well that's a change the seasonal rains through africa maybe aren't obvious but so sought them is this red strip that is words to what the heat wave there it has reached a long way south and it's one of the causes of the fires down in cape town and the winds unfortunately not going to change the not going to help the fast situation the tall as for right no nothing in the forecast a little bit in the eastern cape maybe and fairly obviously this weakening line here which is the seasonal right might d

would be tempted to spend much on buying weapons one would be wrong so despite the economic impact of kuwait 19 military spending reached nearly 2 trillion dollars last year that's according to a report from the stockholm international peace research institute it's an increase of 2.6 percent from 2019 the researches of caution the trend might not be maintained for the 2nd year of the pandemic they say countries will likely take some time to adapt to the impact of this ongoing health emergency but some nations like chile and south korea have already reallocated parts of their defense budgets to fight the pandemic the stockholm international peace research institute says just 5 countries accounted for 62 percent of all global military spending last year they are the united states china india russia and the united kingdom the u.s. is the biggest spender at $778000000000.00 that's nearly 40 percent of the. total global budget china came in 2nd with 252000000000 beijing has been increasing its spending for 26 years now while russia's military budget rose last year it spent less than it had origin

wall sunshine also high sunshine coming through when it's warm sunshine as well into the forty's for kuwait for baghdad getting into the mid thirty's for damascus and i think we'll see the levant just picking up on those temperatures as we go on through the next couple of days further south will be getting up to 38 here in doha 38 is 100 in found high so the temperature is picking up here as well just not just the possibility of wanted to show was just around the southern end of the red sea through southern parts of saudi arabia just was at western side of yemen join up and show is that we have across the ethiopian highlands some showers there to into somalia and of course we keeping a close eye on our tropical system making its way towards tanzania already filtering some rather wet weather in across the east coast of tansen there a possibility of some flash flooding coming through here winds could cause a little bit of damage you see some significant rainfall coming through the next 24 hours or so i wanted to these places could see maybe 70 or 80 millimeters of rain and cause flooding. it'

does cool off around the levant as we go through a choose day bag that does stay hot hot enough to in kuwait city into the mid thirty's across costs aren't pushing across into central parts of saudi arabia just want to showers possibly wintry nature of the high ground of afghanistan but elsewhere slushy dry and find the be a few showers to creep into the north of pakistan live the showers to around the therapy and highlands at the moment you can see the clouds just bubbling up here the seasonal rains kicking off some showers to just creep in the way into central and southern parts of somalia coastal showers there for tanzania maybe a few showers into kenya and the showers run all the way across towards the gulf of guinea they extend they way down across the northern parts of maize and big madagascar is well we have got a chance to somewhat to weather for the far south south africa. qatar airways a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messaging on a quite. complex story from mainstream to street journalism d.n.a. objective is

just blown through the gulf that's quite a strong northerly mission is dusty it's still blowing from kuwait down through bahrain qatar and down towards the usa where firms are not too bright and there's the remains of the dust which will probably settle but the wind is going to take its time i think the slowdown is still quite strong tuesday but beyond that with the winds in particular subject as maybe as suddenly bringing dusty weather up towards jordan through northern saudi in turkey the well except say quite far it's not quite sure in the gene of the bosphorus there is a change in wind direction and cloud cover and rain but is in the night with the most part we're looking to find the king area and you'll notice by wednesday the wind has dropped in doha the forecast here is an interesting one well for locals anyway the temperature hovers around the 30 mark but what's on the get to but next weekend humidity is rising easterly brazenness feel quite sticky 33 i think next sunday says a waterway. now stan the weather is down the a nice bit of a supposed early winter autumnal some shine for m