now iraq by ministers blaming turkey for an attack in the kurdish region of northern iraq. on the wednesday, 8 people were killed and 23 wounded. the artillery bombardment happened in the mountainous tourist resort of zacko. turkey has rejected the allegation saying it was a terror attack. prime minister mustafah ha to me has warned anchor that baghdad reserves the right to retaliate. turkey regularly carries out air strikes in northern iraq targeting members of the code is done work a spot which it classifies as a terrorist group where we'll get more on the turkish reactions shortly with phenom costio glue in istanbul. first, let's go to muffin would up to wired in baghdad, mac much so iraq's prime minister says baghdad reserve the right to retaliate against turkey. how serious are the rockies taking this, then? will this pro li, based on no previous operation carried our to a by turkish forces in the air? the areas are near the borders with iraq. afghanistan, a picket key. there could discern workers, parties at fight us, or it seemed that at many institutions here in ira

so, how is iraq fairing today? and what is america's current relationship with the other major countries of the middle east? who better to ask than ba barham salih, the president of iraq. lovely to have you again. >> thank you for having me, fareed. >> president biden going to saudi arabia almost shaking hands with mbs, fist bumping. what it the right thing to do to mend fences? >> obviously, saudi arabia is a very important country in the middle east and the united states is also a major global power and this relationship needed to be brought to a better standing and i'm sure this is an opportunity to speak to the issues. >> you know you're very well schooled in the ways of the west, the values of the west. a lot of people feel that, you know, mbs because of the murder of khashoggi and things like that, that biden shouldn't have done this, that, you know, it was compromising american human rights. what do you say to those people? >> look, at the end of the day, nations act upon their interest, values remain import

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this has caused a lot of shock in iraq itself. these were tourists, iraq. he taurus in a mountain resort, a key iraqi figures in iraqi political landscape, including looked at it all sudden have called to cut off all diplomatic ties. and in fact, want to escalate this further. where does this leave iraq turkey relations are clearly are. there is now a heightened tension between iraq, her and turkey, and there has been a, the swell fall sort of popular rejection of the truck attractions there in iraq and the kurdistan region of iraq. ah, but as a practical matter, iraq's options are limited. the are iraqi prime minister can threaten retaliation. i cannot rationally mean military retaliation. turkey is a nato ally was the largest standing army outside the united states in the alliance . ah, the r diplomatic options that iraq have at once those are exhausted our battle be, i think the end of it, or because there are other issues that are including water rights ah, that iraq must negotiate with turkey. ah, so iraq's options are extremely limited in my view, unf

and with a long side take him for the sake of iraq. iraq is something that has been trusted to us. we should not lose among that treasure. i didn't kill him up. we'll have this up. was my, my okay, we are sincere and we also hope that others soon when i should also be sincere molina this time. and yet i love for the sake of iraq and the rocky little model laser. where will bear the responsibility? says diamond will do anything for the sake of iraq without hesitation, even the political doing a condom. the conundrum, his political under solution is political. and the solution is constructive sincere dialogue and offering concessions for the sake of iraq limited us. when i was, there are enough wise people in iraq. my excuse, but be careful. what will john will latin had ari oh, political minister run over bidding yes. and fostering not we have sought throughout the past 2 years to sort these problems calmly, long live iraq to a nation for us. and for our children, the lena with the usa be upon you was saddam already be rocky prime minister. speaking her a dosage a barrier correspond

and the brotherly our neighbouring ah, republic of iraq till he gets home. and it says, gives me pleasure to welcome president joe by then president of a friendly united states of america, a war and brotherly. welcome for his historic visit at to the middle east and his sharing his generous sharing with us. i'm participation and this summit is of an am remembering with pride the, the level that our relations have reached to with the united states of america in the loose. and the success is accomplished in many fields with reflected on brazil also, and the incentive o action that we do to strengthen the strategic interests between our countries. notice on the so here i can only do you remember i a nation with the, with the prominent leadership carried out by the united states of america or shotgun as a leadership, people and people in the combating the, ah invasion in an epic battles with the help of all of our brothers in the gcc countries, along with their strong well and with you on top of them is the kingdom of saudi arabia and our other brotherly arab co

intervention in iraq. so i'm not sure that many in your own country necessarily want to see reliance on assistance and help from the united states, the united kingdom and other western countries, do they? but if you check the date, i mean, the numbers of the help, the amount of help that iraq is receiving also from international countries for different areas is huge, it still is there, and still iraq is seeking loans and grants. that's much more about perceived national security interests and geopolitics than it is about a desire to help minority communities like yours. being there and maintaining these cultures, these minorities, is part of the security, part of the building of security of the whole country. it's a large picture that should be, it's a holistic approach that the government should take into consideration. and you are not showing favourites. and if you help a christian school, which has 90% of its students, muslims, i mean, where are the difficulties? and the same thing when it comes to hosp

the interior ministry registered $115.00 sex trafficking cases in all of iraq last year. but rights group, say official figures are just the tip of the iceberg. general we some of the unit only has a few dozen staff to cover a sprawling area home to millions of people who and conan on on with huge you need to. yeah. yeah. does that leave god and all the dotted hoss con coverage? and although there's a darwin my via my been over here, all of a then with the we want to find out how young girls alert into prostitution in a society where extramarital sex is not just terrible. but subject to honor killings out of time it's below to head kill. he kind of behavior. it's telling you it's marcia and it's a to my, oh for her in high was he didn't tell mom to not has work with trafficking survivors for more than a decade. now she takes us to an underground shelter runs by her organization and her tech niche and debt had each one didn't know any. and at the gym that was $200.00. we've changed the names of all survivors interviewed for this story. that was in her early teens when she

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also a pretty shameful shadow in many ways, the iraq war, the iraq, the iraq war is a complicated story. because in that case, we are not united states and its allies, brickley, britain. we will go were to overthrow a democracy, went toward overthrow one of the most vicious dictators in the post, 945 history of the world. we were not successful in achieving a stable and outcome as we hoped. but i don't think anybody graphs that saddam hussein is gone, no one in iraq and no one outside iraq. and so we were in the issue. there is one we weren't successful in doing what we hope to do. but to suggest that there are some excuse for russia, but in its war of atrocity atrocity as a deliberate tactical war in ukraine. you know, they can invoke anything they want, but the fact is they are firing rockets at apartment buildings right now. you were one of george w bush's speech riders at the time. in fact, you correct what i missed the axis of evil phrase that he used in his 2002 state of the union speech. the speech touched on iraq, north korea, and iran, and said, states like these and that terro

also a pretty shameful shadow in many ways, the iraq war, the iraq, the iraq war is a complicated story. because in that case, we are not united states and its allies, brickley, britain. we will go to war to overthrow a democracy went to war to overthrow one of the most vicious dictators in the post, 945 history of the world. we were not successful in achieving a stable and outcome as we hoped. but i don't think anybody graphs that saddam hussein has gotten no one in iraq and no one side iraq. and so we were in the issue . there is one we weren't successful in doing what we hoped to do. but to suggest that there is some excuse for russia, but in its war of atrocity atrocity as a deliberate tactical war in ukraine. you know, they can invoke anything they want, but the fact is they are firing rockets at apartment buildings right now. you are one of george w bush's speech writers at the time, in fact, to colorado. what i must access is evil phrase that he used in his 2002 state of the union speech. the speech touched on iraq, north korea, and iran, and said, states like these and that terr

resort in northern iraq. and the prime minister must have a cause. the me says that he's tweeted that it's a violation of iraq's sovereignty. the many institutions he has specially political institutions are putting pressure on the government to take action by downsizing, diplomatic representation with turkey. and also some are calling for a closure of crossing terminals with turk and coffee organs. and it's done. but when the government says it's not responsible for the attack, since yesterday, turkish foreign ministry and military sources have been saying that this is a terror attack. this is not done by the turkish military and turkish foreign minister. 2, he repeated that he rejected the claims of turkish military target. the civilians, he said turkish military never target civilians anywhere in the world. and the world knows that and turkey claims that these operations in northern iraq against the outboard curtis, the workers party with the p k. k, is to defend itself against terrorism. and it is in line

ah will iraq slide into civil strife? supporters of powerful leader mal further, a souther are still occupying the parliament. they're refusing to leave until their demands are met. but what if they aren't? and what role does iran play in iraqi politics? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am john? protestors have once again taken over iraq's parliament in a show of support for influential she, our leader, macnado southern on saturday, thousands of people stormed the building and but at that for the 2nd time in a week, they vowed to stay put until their demands are met. escalating a political stand off at least $125.00 people were injured. other supporters reject the nomination of mohammed chia as so danny, as prime minister, it's been 10 months since the elections, but a deadlock remains over the formation of a new government. i'm o w i had reports from but that ah, once again, supporters of shia cleric moved to the southern occupy iraq's parliament. but these doin devour, to stay put

also a pretty shameful shadow in many ways, the iraq war, the iraq, the iraq war is a complicated story. because in that case, we are not the united states and its allies, brickley, britain. we will go to war to overthrow a democracy went to war to overthrow one of the most vicious dictators in the post, 945 history of the world. we were not successful in achieving a stable and outcome as we hoped. but i don't think anybody graphs that if saddam hussein has gotten no one in iraq and no one side, iraq and so we were in the issue, there is one we weren't successful in doing what we hoped to do. but to suggest that there is some excuse for russia, but in its war of atrocity atrocity as a deliberate tactical war in ukraine. you know, they can invoke anything they want, but the fact is they are firing rockets at apartment buildings right now. you are one of george w bush's speech writers at the time. in fact, you correct what i missed the axis of evil phrase that he used in his 2002 state of the union speech. the speech touched on iraq, north korea, and iran, and said, states like these and

his old, his art in northern iraq. and it prime minister must have a a causing me. it says that he's tweeted that it's a violation of iraq's sovereignty or the many institutions he has specially political institutions are putting pressure on the government to take action by downsizing. diplomatic representation was 30, and also some are calling for a closure of crossing terminals with the turk. answer them cause the opener is in istanbul, where the government says it's not responsible for the attack. since yesterday, turkish foreign ministry and military sources have been saying that this is a terror attack. this is not done by the turkish military and turkish foreign minister. 2, he repeated that he rejected the claims of turkish military target. the civilians. he said turkish military never target civilians anywhere in the world. and the world knows that and turkey claims that these operations in northern iraq against the outboard curtis, the workers party with the p k. k is to defend itself against terrorism. and it

of the two agreements between iraq and the kingdom. the integrity of security and prosperity of the region necessitates finding political solutions to other crises, especially in syria and libya to end the suffering of their brother late people with all of their components. we are optimistic this will create an comprehensive framework -- a comprehensive framework for a future we can achieve their aspiration. showcase a world of honor where the message and values we respect and others. i give the floor to president biden. president biden: it is good to be together with so many vital partners. the future of this consequential region of the world. i would like to thank our saudi hosts. a great deal has changed since i visited this region as vice president. around the world we are seeing efforts to undermine a rules-based order with china's course of actions and russia's brutal and unprovoked war. with destabilizing activities in the middle east and critical changes. for the first time since 9/11, the american president is visiting this re

so people empowers coming up next, investigating human trafficking in iraq. we know what's happening in our we can, we know how to get to places that others cannot. i was just thrown fear guy by the put he's on purpose. if i said i'm going, i'm a by the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. me the trafficking of young women for prostitution is a problem across the world. but in iraq, it's reach such proportions that a special police units impact dad is now dedicated to bringing the perpetrators to justice filmmakers, manifolds and has been behind the scenes to meet some of the victims of this explosive trade. and those trying to ended, ah ah, baghdad. it's nightfall in the hands of the rocks, capital, decades of intermittent conflict have given way to a semblance of normality. but another far less obvious crisis is brewing. where with women's rights activist denied a legacy friend was taking us on a late night drive for the murky underwear of human trafficking. i was at the bank that o g m. i be the chair and he'll call my fuck about it d

you know, who also believe that iraq had chemical weapons, the united nations, because iraq itself had declared those chemical weapons after the 1st go for sure. so you know, you are hiding behind the, for the united nation. that wasn't had no my strong point in your career, you were never i thought it might be impressive. you. the issue now is not, not the different styles of warfare that countries engage in. although the russian style is going to cost it in casualties. sad, sadly for russia going forward and the families that will suffer as a result from it. it's whether completely unprovoked aggression is acceptable. and the answer is that it's not. so this is something that the rush is going to pay a heavy price for the tragedy. so i think is that the u. s. failed to deter, to begin with, but that's not less than the price for russia. i actually believe review that, agree with you, that the russians are taking upon themselves a risk of higher military casualties. precisely because they have an objective of limiting civilian death toll and there is a very understandable tactics. ver

a sovereign stable iraq should be the common interest of our neighborhood. >> iraq is at this point, given what's happening in tunisia, the only arab democracy. is it a stable democracy? >> look, democracy by nature is messy and difficult. we have had elections about eight, nine months ago. unfortunately we have not been able to bring it to a closure and establish a new government. i iraq, political actors have been engaged in all kinds of legal maneuvering through our supreme court. it's disappointing we have not been able to bring it to a closure, but we're trying hard. we're not fighting in the streets. we're fighting it through the legal parliamentary system that we have. and i very much hope that even though it is precarious, even though it is nasant, it has something to erie. remember iraq was dominated by autocracy and tirryranny for decades. it was increasing terrorists and onslaughts for the last 20 years, so committed to at least the parameters of a constitutional democratic process with all the frustrations it poses. i will take that over dictatorship and tie tyranny ev da

also a pretty shameful shadow in many ways, the iraq war, the iraq, the iraq war is a complicated story. because in that case, we are not united states and its allies, brickley, britain, we didn't go were to overthrow democracy, went to war to overthrow one of the most vicious dictators in the post, 945 history of the world. we were not successful in achieving a stable and outcome as we hoped. but i don't think anybody graphs that saddam hussein is gone, no one in iraq and no one outside iraq. and so we were in the issue. there is one we weren't successful in doing what we hope to do, but to suggest that there is some excuse for russia, but in its war of atrocity atrocity as a deliberate tactic of war in ukraine. you know, they can invoke anything they want, but the fact is they are firing rockets at apartment buildings right now. you are one of george w bush's speech writers at the time. in fact, you co writer what i missed, the axis of evil phrase that he used in his 2002 state of the union speech speech test on iraq, north korea, and iran. and said, state like these and that terroris

and the kingdom and gcc countries that will contribute to iraq's needs . we note the connection projects underway between the kingdom and both jordan and egypt. the integrity of the state ability and prosperity can necessitate finding realistic political solutionsto other crises . especially that syria and libya to ensure the end of suffering of their brotherly people with all of their components we are optimistic this summit will result in a comprehensive framework for eric to bring hope to the region for a bright future where we can achieve their aspirations and ambitious prosperous countries and showcase the world of nobel prize and honor were the message and values we called the world to respect these values as we respect theirs s to strengthen partnership and serve the regions of the world. i now give the floorto president biden . >> it's good to be on the floor with so many vital partners. and accepting our cooperation on the future of this ul consequential region of the world. i'd like to thank our saudi most inviting the united states to join the s

you know, who also believe that iraq had chemical weapons, the united nations, because iraq itself had declared those chemical weapons after the 1st gulf war. and sure, they say, you know, you are hiding behind the, for the united nation that wasn't him, know, my strong point in your career. you, whenever i thought it might be impressive, you the issue now is not, not the different styles of warfare that countries engage in. although the russian style is going to cost it in casualties. sad, sadly, for russia going forward and the families that will suffer as a result from it. it's whether completely unprepared countries. some of them were associated with terrorist attacks in the west, including the one in the christ church, new zealand, where 51 people were killed. if that were happening, close to your border, would you be ok for that? well, if i thought it were true, it would be a concern, but you have this. and if you, if you have this information and can verify, then i think you need to present it and people can make up their own mind. but even if everything you just said is true, a

the lab no depend on wall pay, no play afraid, or iraq. ah ah, again, this is al jazeera, let's remind you of the main years. the south ukraine's military says that russia has targeted port infrastructure in the city of odessa, with cruise missiles. they say the 2 strikes hit, the black sea port for the 2 were shot down by air defenses. it comes down to both countries, signed a deal broken by turkey of the united nations to resume great exports protests as opposed to next week's constitutional referendum into nicea, have been out on the streets of the capital tunis. the proposed constitution would give more part pressed of christ, of fuel stations in sri lanka have resumed sales under a rushing system. ultra new shipment arrived motorists and colombo awaiting in long lines to fill up the vehicles. iraq's parliament is holding a special session in response to artillery strikes, the killed 8 tourists on wet and say, it happened in the mountain resort town of zacko and to hawk province in the semi autonomous kurdistan region. children, includ

also a pretty shameful shadow in many ways, the iraq war, the iraq, the iraq war is a complicated story. because in that case, we are not united states and its allies, brickley, britain. we will go to war to overthrow a democracy went to war to overthrow one of the most vicious dictators in the post, 945 history of the world. we were not successful in achieving a stable and outcome as we hoped. but i don't think anybody graphs that if saddam hussein is gone, no one in iraq and no one outside iraq. and so we were in the issue, there is one we weren't successful in doing what we hoped to do. but to suggest that there is some excuse for russia, but in its war of atrocity atrocity as a deliberate tactical war in ukraine. you know, they can invoke anything they want, but the fact is they are firing rockets at apartment buildings right now. you are one of george w bush's speech writers at the time, in fact, to colorado, what i missed the axis of evil phrase that he used in his 2002 state of the union speech speech touched on iraq, north korea, and iran, and said, states like these and that te

the interior ministry registered $115.00 sex trafficking cases in all of iraq last year. but rights group say official figures are just the tip of the iceberg general with some of the unit only has a few dozen staff to cover a sprawling area home to millions of people who and conan on on with huge. you need to. yeah. yeah. does that leave god and all the dotted hoss con coverage? and although there's a darwin my via my bill over here, all of a than what we want to find out how young girls alert into prostitution in a society where extramarital sex is not just terrible, but subject to honor killings apply to out of time to be below 2 to head kill, he kind of behavior. it's telling you it's marcia and it's to my, oh, for her in high was he didn't get my ah, to not has work with trafficking survivors for more than a decade. now she takes us to an underground shelter runs by her organization. yeah, i mean, i thought i had to take advantage and they had each one didn't know any. and at the gym that was $200.00. we've changed the names of all survivors interviewed for this stor

resort in northern iraq. and the prime minister must have a cause. the me says that he's tweeted that it's a violation of iraq's sovereignty. the many institutions he has specially political institutions are putting pressure on the government to take action by downsizing, diplomatic representation with 30 and also some calling for a closure of crossing terminals with the turk and sent him because he lives in a stumble with a government that says it's not responsible for the attack. since yesterday, turkish foreign ministry and military sources have been saying that this is a terror attack. this is not done by the turkish military and turkish foreign minister. 2, he repeated that he rejected the claims that turkish military target civilians. he said turkish military never targets civilians anywhere in the world. and the world knows that and turkey claims that these operations in northern iraq against the out boat, crudest on workers, parts even the p k. k, is it to defend itself against terrorism. and it is in

also a pretty shameful shadow in many ways the iraq war, the iraq, the iraq war is a complicated story. because in that case, we are not united states and its allies, brinkley, britain, we will go to war to overthrow a democracy. went to war to overthrow one of the most vicious dictators in the post . $945.00 history of the world. we were not successful in achieving a stable and outcome as we hoped. but i don't think anybody graphs that saddam hussein has gotten no one in iraq and no one outside iraq. and so we were in the issue. there is one we weren't successful in doing what we hope to do, but to suggest that there is some excuse for russia by in its war of atrocity atrocity as a deliberate tactical war in ukraine. you know, they can invoke anything. they want the fact that they are firing rockets at apartment buildings right now. you will one of george w bush's speech writers at the time. in fact, you correct what i missed the axis of evil phrase that he used in his 2002 state of the union speech. the speech touched on iraq, north korea, and iran. and said, states like these and th

also a pretty shameful shadow in many ways, the iraq war, the iraq, the iraq war is a complicated story. because in that case, we are not united states and its allies, brickley, britain, we will go to war to overthrow a democracy, went to war to overthrow one of the most vicious dictators in the post, 945 history of the world. we were not successful in achieving a stable and outcome as we hoped. but i don't think anybody graphs that saddam hussein is gone, no one in iraq and no one side iraq. and so we were in the issue. there is one we weren't successful in doing what we hoped to do, but to suggest that there is some excuse for russia, but in its war of atrocity atrocity as a deliberate tactical war in ukraine. you know, they can invoke anything they want, but the fact is they are firing rockets at apartment buildings right now. you are one of george w bush's speech writers at the time. in fact, you co writer what i missed, the axis of evil phrase that he used in his 2002 state of the union speech, the speech test on iraq, north korea, and iran. and said, states like these and that ter

well, let's go back to iraq. so chemical weapons, you know, who also believe that iraq had chemical weapons, the united nations, because iraq itself had declared those chemical weapons after the 1st go for a hiding behind the folks out of the united nations. that wasn't had never, at some point in your career, you were never, i thought it might be impressive. you. the issue now is not, not the different styles of warfare, the countries in gauge. and although the russian style is going to cost it in casualties. sad, sadly for russia are going forward and the families that will suffer as a result from it. it's whether completely unprovoked aggression is acceptable. and the answer is that it's not. so this is something that the rush is going to pay a heavy price for the tragedy. so i think is that the u. s. failed to deter, to begin with, but that's not going to lessen the price for russia. i actually believe you agree with you that the russians are taking upon themselves a risk of higher military casualties, precis

we say yes for night at iraq. yes. for transparent governor. i asked about this also could be it read as a kind of sure force these numbers are meant according to many people here too. so that looked at us so that as a political and religious leader has many people bagging him in iraq. and if he's moving on in his fight against what they call and corruption and injustice, then he has got a lot of supporters on the grounds. the dubai base to airline emirates has rejected an order from london heathrow airport to cancel flights. the airport management says no more than 100000 passengers a day can depart until september. it's been experiencing severe disruptions because a staff shortages, emirates, runs 6 flights a day from heathrow to dubai. is accused heathrow, blatant disregard for consumers and says their ground staff are capable of handling their flights. it'll is the longest river is drying up as the country faces sweltering temperatures and its worst drought in 70 years. the 650 kilometer long river po supports about a 3rd of italy's agricul

k. cooperation in northern iraq for many years. and since last april it has been a very intensive operation that targeted the p k. k elements and the camps in northern iraq's rural areas. and apparently the village where the civilians were killed yesterday was very close to the area where the p k. k. camps were and where the turkish military has been actually shelling since the morning. i have been hearing from the kurdish local sources that the area is very close to the operation area. and the group was also guided by at a tourism guide. and the locals are also curious why the civilians, the tourists who came from bag that have been brought very close to the military operation area. he wave in western europe, his fueling wildfires and stretching emergency services, spain prime minister says more than 500 people have died because of the soaring temperatures. same bas robbie has this report from to barra in northern spain. when the inferno came, farmers in florida became firefighters. with oh my god, he says, i'm all alone. in remot

s. army and syria and iraq. and so by 2009, half of the american force in iraq was contracted. now of that, only about 15 percent were trigger polars. most of them were just making food in repairing vehicles. but the united states america had, you know, as a reliance strategically upon the private sector to sustain wars which is dangerous . ex navy seal, eric prince saw an opportunity with his company blackwater. he received contracts for personal security in iraq, but it didn't stop there. very quickly. prince, who was close to dick cheney comes up with this notion that they can create an off the books ah, a cia type squad that can do things that the united states needs done without it stamp on it without knowing that it was united states of america in the shadow of the media staged wars, the u. s. since special forces on secret missions, including hunting down terrorists, partly with the help of private mercenaries, the iraq war was really the moment when the most powerful nation in the world, the united states, put it stamp of legitimacy and approval on the notion that the n

this is the area outside iraq's parliament building. now home to demonstrators, for the foreseeable future, they come and go under the watchful eye of security personnel belonging to the man they follow. she a leader, mother of sutter, ah, known as southern as they're fed up with the political system. they have come from all over the country. 27 year old ali arrived in baghdad on wednesday and took part in the 1st storming of this building. the odd to say that god looks at the saga promise book to dos other to stay here as long as it takes we reject the government and want the cra petitions to be punished, including former prime minister maria molecule. we are waiting for orders from our leader said what for the souther was leadership represents reform and let me get to what the law jawad could whom who jamie is a cleric from now jeff. he's also been in the capital since wednesday. he teaches in one of the seminaries in the holy city, belonging to this other family and says he's helping me, federal sutter fulfill his wish for a better i

and then when suddenly there was a big change in the country like iraq in 2003. and floodgates are open and political parties can suddenly move in until the space that the autocrat has left for whatever reason. then you find that level of the past that either level of forming their capacity to foreign policies and then are 1st of all long distance. and then even they have no intention of doing so that everyone with any type of integrity has either left the country or has been executed. and that's really a problem for designing operations. ok, what you need to do. but you certainly want to avoid hyper provincialism. but you can't just assume that political parties can do what it takes to create a functioning democratic system. you need corrected measures and that was never done alex in the past, i mean, the general, the general environment was they someone who is really frustrated with a political establishment would stage a coup. what is happening now is what people are coining legal autocrats. like in different parts of the world, hungary, of russia, in venezuel

ah, there are diplomatic options that iraq had at once. those are exhausted about who do i think the end of it, or because there are other issues that are included water rights that iraq must negotiate with turkey. ah, so iraq's options are extremely limited in my view. unfortunately, i had seen clear that the turks are responsible for this, that they will need through hard diplomacy. now they will at some point, i think if it is established that they are responsible with the tears they are now, they will actually, oh, the iraqi, the iraqis and their families, reparation for what they have done. that justification gone to international law and my view room hello ah, but out the, the options before iraq, again, our diplomatic italian primers, a manual drug, his government looks like it may collapse. shaggy one a confidence vote in the senate on wednesday. but senators, from 3 of his main coalition partners refused to vote. adam rainy has more from rom, just finally, dozens of senators and italian prime minister matthew the aggies ruling coa

you swat as of lands across iraq, especially in central and southern iraq. as you know, these possessions say that the it was up against corruption and mismanagement. 2019 . and the nationwide appraising that top on did for i miss a full month, prime minister added after matthew. and he said that the last hundreds of lives over that colleagues and friends. and they say that they, they, they cannot afford to have another corrupt, redeem. again, they say that the, it was up against corruption, corruption, and mismanagement, 2019 to make a change up as you know that, that legislative connections in october last year at that came by by that you of the uprising, the 2019 uprising and those young people who, who, who rose up against corruption say that they, they called for andy elections to have that change. the want to see at heal regime . he wants he, a bit to the gym to achieve that demands, to meet the demands, to achieve their dreams. they want to have better services. we want to have the jobs you want to have had scale system. the want to have education. th

you know, who also believe that iraq had chemical weapons, the united nations, because iraq itself had declared those chemical weapons after the 1st gulf war. and so, you know, you are hiding behind different sound, be united nation bad wasn't 10, no, my strong point in your career. you were never musician. i thought it might be impressive. the you, the issue now is not, not the different styles of warfare that countries engage in, although the russian style is going to cost it in casualties. sad, sadly for russia going forward and the families that will suffer as a result from it. it's whether completely unprovoked aggression is acceptable, and the answer is that it's not. so this is something that the brush is going to pay a heavy price for the tragedy. so i think is that the u. s. failed to deter, to begin with, but that's not going to less than the price for russia. i actually believe review that, agree with you that the russians are taking upon themselves a risk of higher military casualties. precisely because they have an objective of limiting civilian death toll and there is a v

you know, who also believe that iraq had chemical weapons, the united nations because iraq itself had declared those chemical weapons after the 1st go for. and so, you know, you are hiding behind the, for the united nation. that wasn't then no, my strong point in your career, you were never i thought it might be impressive. you. the issue now is not, not the different styles of warfare that countries engage in. although the russian style is going to cost it in casualties. sad, sadly for russia going forward and the families that will suffer as a result from it. it's whether completely unprovoked aggression is acceptable. and the answer is that it's not. so this is something that the brush is going to pay a heavy price for the tragedy. so i think is that the u. s. failed to deter, to begin with, but that's not less than the price for russia. i actually believe review that, agree with you, that the russians are taking upon themselves a risk of higher military casualties. precisely because they have an objective of limiting civilian death toll and there is a very understandable tactics.

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all saw that a feel inside iraq's comment. they say they won't leave until their demands match. coating withdrawing the nomination of bahama shy. also. danny, as prime minister, ukraine's president has ordered the evacuation of the eastern region of donnette. sk is fighting with russian forces intensifies, acknowledged that some people do not want to leave. it said they're vulnerable to russian strikes. if a state u. s. president joe biden is back in isolation of the testing positive again for coven 19. the white house says it's a rebalance infection, which can occur after treatment with the anti viral drug limit. police have arrested an italian man on suspicion of murdering a nigerian vendor killing his course outrage and protests initially. video shows an assailant wrestling, alika ogo to cool on his back and beating him. i stand is in the town on it leaves and dread at coast called the police, but did not intervene. victims wife and members of the nigerian community, a calling for justice. oh no, want to just do my holds on

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that targeted resort in northern iraq. namely in the whole result, that's a touristic resort that iraq is from central and southern provinces that flee to an order to escape the scorching summer temperatures. to have some kind of refreshment to enjoy the, the streams, the natural streams there, the trees, the, the, the, the better weather actually. but according to the same source, 8 people at least, were killed civilians for girls and for young people to interview others are being hospitalized, including a few of them in intensive care in it who province it, people are very angry, they have been complaining. i remember many people were forced to flee the villages because of the military operations going on in and around the military operations that i've been launched by turkish forces for 3 years now. targeting get the p k, k, the fighters of the kurdistan workers, a party which is labeled as a tourist organization by turkey, the us and the european union. so that people there say that they have been complaining to authority that to put into these military operations that are hurting

ah, once again, supporters of shia cleric mob to the southern, occupy iraq's parliament. but this time the vote to stay put until their demands are met. we reject corruption and corrupt politicians, sudanese a tool in the hands of foreign powers. he and his colleagues work against the rock . he won't do anything for our benefit either. we won't leave until we kick those corrupt politicians out of iraq. approve iranian look pulled. the coordination framework has nominated new hammer t. as with any 4 prime minister, these protesters have linked to tend to former premiere only american fight holds. the health ministry has confirmed dozens of people including soldiers were injured . when police fired t a guess at the crowds, a jimmy, everyone shares the responsibility, political parties at the political elite of, of the social forces and influential figures. we have to say to everyone, and everyone must act wisely with the rock in mind in order not to lose again, the saudi saturdays parliamentary session had been dedicated to elected a new president, followed by the naming of

it's the longest period. iraq has gone without an official prime minister. the paralysis means there's no budget for this year, holding up spending on much needed infrastructure projects and economic reform. anger is growing as food prices store and electricity costs worse. yahoo obama. i thought that the ruling class has caused enough damage to us in our country, being a good water hunted, but how do we demand? they are removed and replaced to guarantee a better future for a rock and its people. and also about doing their shot out on leave. iraq's political stalemate has raised fears that the dramatic event seen in baghdad this week could escalate into full scale civil conflict until sport now in germany meet england in the euro. 2022 final at wembley stadium on sunday journeys, women have won the competition 8 times already. but england go in as favorites as they look to claim their 1st major trophy. uh both sides have been impressive and the tournament itself has captivated football fans. the san zone in london has been buzzing ahead of the women's euro f

it's the longest period. iraq has gone without an official prime minister. the paralysis means there's no budget for this year, holding up spending on much needed infrastructure projects and economic reform. anger is growing as food prices shore and electricity costs worse. yahoo obama. i thought that the ruling class is causing of damage to us in our country and being a good water that has it. but how do we demand? they are removed and replaced to guarantee a better future for a rock. and it's people, alcohol bottom, their shuttle out on iraq's political stalemate has raced fears that the dramatic event seen in baghdad this week could escalate into full scale civil conflict to sport them on germany, me to england in the euro. 2020 to final, at wembley stadium. in london, on sunday, germany's women have won the competition 8 times already, but england go in his favorites as they look to claim their 1st major trophy. both sides have been impressive and the tournament itself has captivated football fans. the fan zone in london has been buzzing ahead of the wom