leaders nuff to damascus. but out of fact signaling his displeasure with syria chose to build to its. within days of the departure of the last palestinian fighters lebanese president elect bashir gemayel was assassinated. breaking the american brokered agreement israeli forces moved into west beirut under the pretext of keeping the peace. the israelis accuse the p.l.o. of leaving two thousand of its fighters in beirut's refugee camps the charge was a fabrication. the israelis quickly encircled the refugee camps and brought in their allies from the christian lebanese forces militia. on september sixteenth one thousand nine hundred two dozens of lebanese forces militia men entered the subbranch at the refugee camps. we knew of course that israeli had surrounded the camp and we also knew that in the night that flares was there that the cab horse was lighted up we saw it from distance and after i remembered that night it was very strange it was so quiet it was like a ghost town. and we didn't realize that inside t

know is trademark pose as you got the job and everyone very happy about that as well whether it's a nuff though well that's another matter well that's the thing you see he may not ever impress you andrew but you know he's got the star quality and he's got bums on seats there at the stadium certainly more international i central coast mariners than they used to do you think they might just keep him for a star value. they might well and people here are saying it might not actually be up to the manager of the tea but more about the commercial directors of the club because they certainly bring attention and money to the cup and let's be honest there were a lot of skeptics out there a few months ago including me who thought this is a celebrity who's known for running he's never going to be any good at football and he is to some extent has certainly proved us wrong i mean i didn't expect him to get two goals in this match but i think he expects to get two goals in this match so certainly he has impressed people who were pretty skeptical at the beginning but as i say this is a professional club

and on top of that don't you think france the united states and its allies of the syrian people and nuff go ahead george. yeah there's exactly right it was hilarious listening to macro on discussing syria and this role that the end of the france was going to play in syria that there's even realize that a few days earlier. the syrians were celebrating a day of independence independence when france evacuated syria that's that's that's what the syrians are celebrating the departure of the french the idea that they can now going to be welcoming their former colonial masters with open arms is a lot of bull but i do think that the american french british policy in syria is actually rather dangerous because while this is a they have no real prospect of winning because they don't have any likely candidates who can form any sort of a government in syria what they can do is to prevent any kind of a settlement in syria and i think that's really what they're going to try and do which is to prevent any kind of consolidation of syrian government control because all the various candidates i mean the am

of both tourism is bricks its plans and after which he is to replace on twitter he said the terrible nuff that will soon be gone but when he's not to reading about trade deals he's recommended books and one in particular mad politics keeping your sanity in a world gone crazy by dr jean allowed in a member of the president's media advisory board she joins me now from palm beach in florida gina thanks so much for coming on the president tweeted i am certain that at some time in the future president xi united together with president putin of russia will start talking about a meaningful hold to what has become a major long comfortable arms race the u.s. spent seven hundred sixteen billion dollars this year crazy do you think that away from the kind of stuff you're mainstream media is talking about there are big themes in america right now being discussed at the white house i absolutely do this president is a problem solver he didn't run for office you know because he needed money or attention or something to do with his life or to feel important and i think that's why a lot of us who got on b

inmates were not allowed to listen to the court arguments because apparently there wasn't enough room nuff to shackle them all in the same room at the time according to authorities their lawyers the human rights groups have described imprisonment of guantanamo bay is unconstitutional and against international law over that so many times and we're pointing to cases like the one of. behind me he's a yemeni citizen he's been detained in guantanamo for fifteen years on suspicion of having been a member of al qaeda was the charge but he's never been charged in fact he was previously cleared by u.s. authorities and granted release papers on three occasions nonetheless he remains in prison just like another inmate who made this appeal i still have feet even after all this time they did judge will see through this stupidity the better solution would be deceived the american taxpayer the eleven million per year to keep me here and maybe nobody but i am a very expensive nobody. detention camp was opened in two thousand and two by then president george w. bush since then seven hundred eighty prisoner

doesn't look like it right now and it's now seems an advert with the job and uni of the way the way nuff tali been this came out publicly saying that basically i'm sorry about what i said and therefore i'm going to give netanyahu another chance isn't this something that could undermine his chances to stay lido the party or could further weaken his own party. well i don't think so i think that the party by to u.t.v. is very happy with the naftali bennett leadership i think he and miscalculated in the gave an ultimatum to the prime minister and this was a mistake the prime minister put him in the corner and. use the all his influence to put pressure on the it religious leaders of. the party and they put pressure on them and on benette in the you had to do big dumb so way i think we skulk you lay the situation and basically. the politicians should not give the ultimatum to prime minister this was a big mistake for him but he still has a chance to correct it in the future done this line by netanyahu which is basically scrutinised by the israeli pundits and the israeli media when he said ther

second class citizen that i addicks various during my life mad lifetime and i asked santa now this is a nuff speaker after speaker walked on stage to talk about what king meant to them and what challenges they see facing society today apathy hunger was racism war dream in the mall ameena we should be talking about love and justice and helping the poor and treating the strangest right so we have to reshift the narrative we have to care for the poor people's campaign the national poll for more revival earlier on wednesday a march through the streets of memphis to mason temple the place where king delivered his mountaintop speech the night before his death the mood of both of them it's largely celebre train because of the political and economic advances achieved since one nine hundred sixty eight but sadness hovered at the edges all day and lost over the gathering at six o one pm local time the moment penn james earl ray fired a rifle and king standing on the balcony outside his hotel room number three zero six one of the speakers asked the crowd on wednesday what are you doing tomorrow on apri

by referendum so far it seems there should be all a staunch offered by president mack or is it your nuff to quell the disquiet am i here in france many people still calling for his resignation saying what he offered last night was too little too late and he needs to offer more time for the moment it looks like the process is set to continue with as you lazy all said to have another protest on saturday this weekend which will make it the fifth weekend in a row show that even steve. paris. heard those protests a groat it was just six weeks ago that one man called on protesters to take up the yellow vest as a symbol the video went viral received millions of views with the truth as it is will. we all have these yellow vests for the whole week starting from the seventeenth of november put on your yellow vest to show that you are with us with our movement. we spoke to the man you just saw they told us he's still not satisfied with macross proposed solutions. to these measures will affect only a small part of the population not all of the people would benefit from what astronaut not all of the

second class citizen that i addicks various during my life mad life time and asked santa now this is a nuff speaker after speaker walked on stage to talk about what king meant to them and what challenges they see facing society today apathy hunger was racism war dream in the mall a manner we should be talking about love and justice and helping the poor and treating the strangest right so we have to reshift the narrative and we have to care for the poor people's campaign a national profile more revival earlier on wednesday a march through the streets of memphis to mason temple the place where king delivered his mountaintop speech the night before his death the mood of both of vents largely celebre train because of the political and economic advances achieved since one nine hundred sixty eight but sadness hovered at the edges all day and lost over the gathering at six o one pm local time the moment penn james earl ray fired a rifle and king standing on the balcony outside his hotel room number three zero six one of the speakers asked the crowd on wednesday what are you doing tomorrow on april

like watching the republicans in the senate in the last congress you know will it will they get the nuff votes together or won't that you're going to be seeing that daily in the house and it will be up to the republicans to help and i think and a lot of things the republicans will be glad to help are if we can approach this in a conciliatory fashion and that's going to involve a lot of the things that your other two guests have talked about today and whether they're going to proceed in a thoughtful let's run the go away or that political power away hold out that we're going to go to a hard break after that short break we'll continue our discussion on after the midterms. more of my guy will survive all this on a device used by professional. money. that's right these guys are completely not accountable and we're just. totally destabilized the global economy you need to protect yourself. as. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand down the news business you j

second class citizen that i addicts various during my life mad life time and asked santa now this is a nuff speaker after speaker walked on stage to talk about what king meant to them and what challenges they see facing society today apathy hunger was racism war dream in the mall ameena we should be talking about love and justice and helping the poor and treating the strangest right so we have to reshift the narrative we have to care for the poor people's campaign a national poll for more revival earlier on wednesday a march through the streets of memphis to mason temple the place where king delivered his mountaintop speech the night before his death the mood of both of them it's largely celebre train because of the political and economic advances achieved since one nine hundred sixty eight but sadness hovered at the edges all day and lost over the gathering at six zero one pm local time the moment then james earl ray fired a rifle and king standing on the balcony outside his hotel room number three zero six one of the speakers asked the crowd on wednesday what are you doing tomorrow on apr

the nuff to free trade agreement came into force over thirty years ago since then the north american nations have grown closer together and seen robust growth the canadians have also signed an agreement with the e.u. called sita and in march canada joined the transpacific partnership accord earlier washington pulled out of the agreement canada benefits from open borders last year the economy grew three percent outpacing most industrial nations but now it has suffered a setback after its most important trading partner the u.s. imposed punitive tariffs on metals and other exports. not a very friendly move of course and certainly something that will be discussed in canada for more i'm joined by muckers bill economist from the university of cent gallon good to have you with us so what's in store will the summit be dominated by a trait rao well it's rather a question whether the political trade regime will be changed instead of a row row would be just an issue to solve but president from with his deal of political. strategy ones to actually trade it change the trade regime and that's a ve

they are intent on introducing legislation within congress republican senator lindsey graham says this nuff bipartisan support within congress to get this legislation through very quickly in addition the senate foreign relations committee has sent another letter to president trump reminding him that it had already invoked the global magnitsky act which accounts for accountability for human rights abuses anywhere in the world the good relations committee says in this letter to the president that they want him to continue and conclude the simplist occasion and they add in the wake of the recent events they want him to make a definite finding on whether or not the crown prince mohammed bin solomon was responsible for the death of jamal khashoggi so certainly pressure is ramping up from congress and any thought that president trump might have that the matter is now settled that's been denied completely by both republicans and democrats now howling josh on is the executive director of the arab center in washington d.c. he was also a friend of jamal khashoggi and he says trump has effectively ign

like watching the republicans in the senate in the last congress you know will it will they get the nuff votes together or won't that you're going to be seeing that daily in the house and it will be up to the republicans to help and i think and a lot of things the republicans will be glad to help are if we can approach this in a conciliatory fashion and that's going to involve a lot of the things that your other two guests have talked about today and whether they're going to proceed in a thoughtful let's run the gulf way or the political. way hold out that we're going to go to a hard break after that short break we'll continue our discussion on after the midterms. suitable to sleep for. myself or son period this is their. role is going to say the board understands where the must be so if. this is new with. a lot of fellows a lot of problems now i'll be. on . the case in fact i know it that nobody else to look at the model your body is comply with most of it's own from the just choose the fluid so almost. moon for when you must. move. it's been seventy years since the united nations that

the syrian people and nuff go ahead george. yeah there that's exactly right it was hilarious listening to macro on discussing syria and this role that the end of the france was going to play in syria that there's even realize that a few days earlier. the syrians were celebrating a day of independence independence when france evacuated syria that's that's that's what the syrians are celebrating the departure of the french the idea that they can now going to be welcoming their former colonial masters with open arms is a lot of bull but i do think that the american french british policy in syria is actually rather dangerous because while this is a they have no real prospect of winning because they don't have any likely candidates who can form any sort of a government in syria what they can do is to prevent any kind of a settlement in syria and i think that's really what they're going to try and do which is to prevent any kind of consolidation of syrian government control because all the various candidates i mean the americans prop

like watching the republicans in the senate in the last congress you know will it will they get the nuff votes together or won't that you're going to be seeing that daily in the house and it will be up to the republicans to help and i think and a lot of things the republicans will be glad to help are if we can approach this in a conciliatory fashion and that's going to involve a lot of the things that your other two guests have talked about today and whether they're going to proceed in a thoughtful let's run the gulf way or the political our way hold out that we're going to go to a hard break after that short break we'll continue our discussion on after the midterms. join me everything on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us in the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. basically. you know circling. all. in a way that doesn't reflect the business they're not in the business of except for the business of fraud and this is rampant throughout the entire s. and p. five hundred it was the day of reckoning comes as it seems to be happening now you cou

mian and then with our hands in the air and the postilion man he walked a little bit faster nuff so he reached down and we held back and i think you can see very clearly from the shouted that i got my hands near filming and there's no one around me when they shot me i am absolutely sure they shot me on purpose another person from crawford quadroon he was hit and i had not so long ago and he lost sight in one eye and news also unable to close his jaw i've been to the protests five four or five on four or five previous occasions so i knew they would be firing rubber coated steel bullets and tear gas which they had before but always stayed to the side or at the back of the demonstrations on there as an observer to to witness what is happening. but of course there is a risk when attending anything that's where the i.d.f. is. kristen foss claims that she was first hit in the stomach even though she had her hands raised and later in the same week hit in the ankle while rubber coated steel bullets are seen as non-lethal the injuries they inflict can be severe particularly when fired at close

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like watching the republicans in the senate in the last congress you know will it will they get the nuff votes together or won't that you're going to be seeing that daily in the house and it will be up to the republicans to help and i think and a lot of things the republicans will be glad to help are if we can approach this in a conciliatory fashion and that's going to involve a lot of the things that your other two guests have talked about today and whether they're going to proceed in a thoughtful let's run the go away or the political. way hold out that we're going to go to a hard break after that short break we'll continue our discussion on after the midterms. you know world a big part of. this and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is. we're watching closely watching the hawks. there's no break here and no wonder you know why is this

on top of that don't you think france the united states and its allies have helped the syrian people nuff go ahead george. yeah there that's exactly right it was hilarious listening to macro on discussing syria and this role that the end of the france was going to play in syria that there's even realize that a few days earlier. the syrians were celebrating a day of independence independence when france evacuated syria that's that's that's what the syrians are celebrating the departure of the french the idea that they can now going to be welcoming their former colonial masters with open arms is a lot of bull but i do think that the american french british policy in syria is actually rather dangerous because while this is a they have no real prospect of winning because they don't have any likely candidates who can form any sort of a government in syria what they can do is to prevent any kind of a settlement in syria and i think that's really what they're going to try and do which is to prevent any kind of consolidation of syrian government control because all the various candidates i mean t

year i don't trust the government they have missed my needs revenue from other sources including don't nuff this tax will not be different than the reaction of somali traders to the tax has been more dramatic . shops and tolson mogadishu's spalling but car market which is a lifeline for the city and surrounding areas remain closed for days the traders were particularly and get by the government's ancestors that they paid the value added tax up front out of all of otherness that we had meetings with the prime minister in his finance minister to voice our complaint the meetings was inconclusive we've been decided to shut our businesses in protests the business is off since we opened signalling up fast round of victory for the government. we explained that there was no going back on the stacks and that it must be paid for the sake of the nation of somalia people relented and now more and more people are stepping forward to register for taxation. government officials say revenue from taxes would be distributed across the regions of the country to fund health care education infrastructure and se

the canadians can be part of the new deal to replace the north american free trade agreement known as nuff the. us government lawyers are defending against a legal challenge by iran at the un's highest court the iranians want the international court of justice to suspend u.s. sanctions they were reimpose three weeks ago after donald trump pulled out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal mean mars government is dismissing a scathing u.n. report calling for army generals to be prosecuted for a genocide of the. u.n. investigators documented what they called the grave risk crimes under international law against the muslim minority. and he need not see and left wing supporters have been injured during an immigration protest in eastern germany tension is high in the city of chengdu it's following the stabbing to death of a man from the cuban community two migrants from syria and iraq have been arrested on suspicion of murder hundreds of protesters marched to demand foreigners leave germany at the same time counter-demonstrators demanded what they called the nazis to the city. and the new cabinet ha

like watching the republicans in the senate in the last congress you know will it will they get the nuff votes together or won't that you're going to be seeing that daily in the house and it will be up to the republicans to help and i think and a lot of things the republicans will be glad to help are if we can approach this in a conciliatory fashion and that's going to involve a lot of the things that your other two guests have talked about today and whether they're going to proceed in a thoughtful let's run the got a way or that political. way hold out that we're going to go to a hard break after that short break we'll continue our discussion on after the midterms. to imagine decades after the war a nazi don't it was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies cretonne had as the cheer of its bowed a man convicted of mass murder and slavery as a german company going until it developed so that to mind a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy. it's terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. yeah she said she's just. many so they don't mind vi

disrespectful to the american flag and the military some have called for a boycott of ninety five love nike nuff cullen but supporters say it's meant to call attention to racial injustices and is respectful expression of free speech nike which has a contract with the n.f.l. to supply uniforms and sideline clothing appears to be taking their side also announcing a new catalogue of capper nick shoes and t. shirts. sports branding experts say it's a calculated business decision to my take that going to be a rallying cry for those people to come and support nike ford has done because it's bold it's brave has risks we want that from brands we expect that from brands and nike's the kind of brand where you demanded to be on the edge all the time the former quarterback says team owners have colluded to keep him off the football field and if all ratings have been in decline though the reason is open to debate. the n.f.l. has struggled to come up with a policy regarding conduct during the national anthem that satisfies both players and critics such as the president and with the opening game of the season

be the heavier the men sykes nuff saw and the so-called love you know what a brilliant and noble effort or your mother had that she can afford a less and british cabinet or that of the situation of france so we are left for. kevin at the english and not already to france so we can't allow the city it's hard to know how much influence sykes ultimately had over british policy making he was given more prominence in british policy making around the middle east during the war years than he ever deserved he was a relatively ill educated inexperienced man whose only connection to the art of the world had been as a tourist so for this man to be playing such a role of the holes of power over deciding british policy towards the near east seems to us today to be normal is indeed ridiculous. regardless of psych's role things continue to progress for the zionists and in june one nine hundred seventeen british foreign secretary arthur balfour asked high invites me to present his demands as a declaration and promise to try and persuade his government to adopt. the leading scientists for the political

decision is of course that pakistan hasn't done and nuff and therefore doesn't deserve to keep getting military aid from the us. i think pakistani policy because understand that drum part ministration ball pakistan to reunify they stand for them and pakistan says we can do that you have been there for seventeen years it is your failures don't try to skip goodbye he said i think this is the basic reason of recent a standing of mistrust americans think that pakistan can win the war for them enough by cracking down on militants control over and by closing down whatever sentries they accuse islamabad of sponsoring in the tribal areas this is value you have in pakistan diffused to accept the blame and by this time to turn this to washington saying that it is your failure not our failure we want to have good relationship with you but we cannot be not quite example you it is beyond beyond our capacity and you have to fix your problems in afghanistan but there's nothing new about these accusations is there i mean this isn't just the trumpet ministrations saying that pakistan isn't cracking dow

security forces then swept up blogger eman and nuff john activist and professor azizi yusuf human rights lawyer abraham moved a mic and one of the kingdom's early feminists money and she took part in one thousand nine hundred campaign to lift the driving ban they could face up to twenty years in prison the saudi state news agency did confirm a wrists on the eighteenth of may saying seven suspects were charged as foreign agents reporting they did to violate the country's religious and national palace and last week the saudi public prosecutor reported coordinated moves to undermine the security of the kingdom seventeen people had been arrested to released. the government has not said what threat to security the activists pose but analysts say saudi leadership want to ensure the lifting of the driving ban a seen as a gift rather than a concession to domestic or international pressure they are telling the women in that you should not ask for more including you know ending male guardianship this. woman to issue that first or without made console. no it's very alarming and we are very much con

we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers tarak nuff tarik last week the new york times produced an investigative piece on facebook some of the questionable tactics the company has been using to go after its critics what did that piece actually reveal primarily that facebook hired a p.r. code to finance a company with strong links to the us republican party to produce negative news coverage on not just its competitors like apple and google but also the platforms critics including billionaire investor george soros so are sort of become a bit of a whipping boy for right wing voices and conspiracy there given that he's liberal and jewish often thought described facebook as a menace to society in a speech at the beginning of this year the times reported that the finest sent documents to news outlets attempting to link him to an organization called freedom from facebook the company's c.e.o. a month and the.

both parties i believe are not interested right now in the war and both sparky's on the doing good nuff to prevent the war that's something that netanyahu certainly said on sunday when he was in paris he said i'm doing everything i can to prevent an unnecessary war and you yourself have read written that netanyahu isn't a warmonger but now that circumstances on the ground have changed in gaza after that raid by israel will he be avoiding this war that he's calling unnecessary i think he'll do his best i give him still the credit even though why i'm very criticised for this but i still give him the credit that he's not interested in a war but let's break away from the main core issue the core issue is the siege over gaza and ateneo has no intention to put an end to the siege so as long as the siege goes on we will be again and again put in this trip or vicious circle of one voter land action which leads to another vote in the actions and still i believe that even now the time you know will do anything possible to prevent a war because he knows as we all know that any new war in gaza we l

tree measures and analysts say the trump has been using these metal tariffs is a boggling chip in the nuff to negotiations. that's right this is also affecting mexico and canada as you said it's too soon to sits to say whether it's going to actually play into trans hands but it's certainly clear by now that he has been using this as a bargaining chip and again it goes back to the idea that if the united states can come out can threaten tariffs on steel and aluminum can trump can announce such measures that he can then go back to the table in these international agreements in things like nafta and say that he wants to come out of it with a better deal he said that he is willing to walk away from nafta if he's unable to secure any kind of agreement that he sees as favorable and in fact we've heard at the united states the trump administration saying that these agreements so far are taking longer than expected a corresponding claim richardson thank you for the perspective from washington. hamburg is heaping pressure on the german government to force carmakers to retrofit dirty diesels otherwi

all sorts of interpretation we don't know the fine print of this the fine detail whether that is as nuff of a guarantee that it is prepared to give up nuclear weapons with that is something that people will be looking into in the coming minutes and hours the other thing that they have committed to apparently is that while this whole process of dialogue continues while the summit takes place there will be no more testing of nuclear warheads or testing of bilis stick missiles the other big sticking point the other object of this whole delegation was to try to get the north korea talking with the united states apparently north korea has agreed that it should be entering into talks with the united states as a matter of urgency now the rest. the military has offered a guarantee of safe passage to syrian rebel fighters and their families if they leave eastern ghouta but rebels are accusing russia of a military escalation and imposing force to displacement least eighty people were killed on monday it was the deadliest day since the un adopted a cease fire resolution and russia ordered a daily p

minister silvio berlusconi's party is likely to be part of a potential coalition and their party winning a nuff to govern on its own but as the five star movement is on track to be the single biggest party in parliament as a dem barber explains. well this final rally by the five star movement did feature betty grillo at the end he's the man who co-founded the party but there is a new generation now running it thirty one year old lady to my own hopes to be italy's next prime minister and he hopes he says he can do that without going into an alliance or a coalition with other parties but the new electoral system that italy has which is a mixture of proportional representation and first past the post might make that very difficult his party was the biggest single party in around twenty eight percent but they were way behind this coalition led by silvio berlusconi and his puts a tally a party his partners a well known for their hardline stance on immigration luigi demaio has made a thing of not really talking about immigration trying to reach out both to the right and to the left on the youth vote

dropped or not pursued so by two thousand and fifteen finally usa gymnastics decides that they have a nuff of a case against him to bring it to the f.b.i. they fired him but what they didn't do is they didn't even inform michigan state university where he also worked so there were more cases michigan state says it found out in two thousand and sixteen here we are in twenty eighteen when the case has finally gone forward and now there will be investigations the national collegiate athletic association says they are going to look into michigan state university the president there says she will not resign and then of course you've had all these people fired from usa gymnastics there will be civil lawsuits and that's in addition to the appeal that dr nasser is likely to file thanks very much john hendren bringing us all that i test on that story. brazilian court is expected to rule shortly on former president lula. da silva is appeal against a corruption conviction which could have a major impact on his political comeback a popular politician known across the country as was given a nine and a

of that they are home but not on their degree of me tell you we the hell we have them ammend sykes nuff saw in a circle of you know what the brilliant and noble our friends are or your mother had this year can a full semi more or less and british cabinet or that often not that the situation of france so we have been were at bill for. bill cabinet the english zero or low and not already different so into lot of city it's hard to know how much influence psychs ultimately had over british policymaking he was given more prominence in british policy making around the middle east during the war years than he ever deserved he was a relatively ill educated inexperienced man whose only connection to the ottoman world had been as a tourist. so for this man to be playing such a role in the holes of power over deciding british policy towards the near east seems to us today to be anomalous indeed ridiculous. regardless of psych's role things continue to progress for the zionists and in june one nine hundred seventeen british foreign secretary arthur balfour asked high in vitamin to present his deman

record of that they are home but not on their degree of me tell you we the three of them and psychs nuff saw in a circle of you know what a w and a no our friends are or your mother had this you can associate my more or less and british cabinet or that off another that the station a friend so we have been were at bill for. bill cabin at the english they or little and not added a friend so into a lot of city its hard to know how much influence psychs ultimately had over british policy making he was given more prominence in british policy making around the middle east during the war years than he ever deserved he was a relatively ill educated inexperienced man whose only connection to the ottoman world had been as a tourist. so for this man to be playing such a role in the holes of power over deciding british policy towards the near east seems to us today to be anomalous indeed ridiculous. regardless of psychs role things continue to progress for the zionists and in june one nine hundred seventeen british foreign secretary arthur balfour asked high in vitamin to present his demands as a de

the and we don't have the infrastructure to do it at he says there's a nuff domestic ways to keep the current business is open so there's no economic reason for thailand to take in other countries. it's got harder al-jazeera bangkok so since now on russians are reveling in football world cup success after becoming one of the first two teams to qualify for the knockout stages fans are basking in the host countries unexpectedly strong start at the lowest ranked team has reached the last sixteen for the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty six so this is our group b. looks portugal and spain level on points at the top there but iran still have a chance to qualify the iranians face portugal in their final group game while spain play the now eliminated morocco and australia with denmark later on thursday the team known as the socceroos need to win to stay in the tournament football isn't a big popular sport in australia but it's helping migrant children better integrate into society al-jazeera as andrew thomas explains. in western sydney this is an innovative program to get re

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representative the trade envoy that was in general pretty negative about what's happened in the nuff the negotiations or the we're now in the seventh round of he said we haven't made a lot of progress if we don't make much more progress if this doesn't work then we're happy to just put an end to this and go buy a lot through instead of trying to keep these trading block together pretty much equity in the words of his overall boss president trump the canadian foreign minister was much more upbeat about it then in the middle of her smooth speech she said that any restrictions on canadian steel were completely unacceptable and that kind of that would then take an appropriate response that would protect canadian workers there was a roof right there in the middle per speech the mexican economic minister just tried to move the thing down he didn't make any reference so to to steal to terrorists something that's going to be a really big issue for me as well going forward from here and i think really that speaks to the bargaining power of those three countries the u.s. and can kind of do the

climate change to the us go on to the of our nuclear deal or nuclear proliferation and so on so forth nuff etc etc and he continues to burn bridges but america has so much influence that the rest of the world continues to hope that maybe he will not last until the end or maybe he will last only forty years and then everything goes back to normal meaning some sort of international norm where america plays a role model and thanks very much james space is diplomatic at a city lest we get to ph d. about all of this set the scene for us what might we expect from donald trump. what you're going to see it very soon because we're in the very final clauses of the speech of the ecuadorian president who was moved up a slot because trump was late trump is behind that marble wall you see. behind the the behind there there's a room where the next speaker speaks and you're going to hear from president trump very shortly listen very carefully to see what when he talks about some of themes the secretary general talks about we here is going to talk about sovereignty maybe an echo of america first watch very

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said that dozens of protesters were throwing rocks at officers in the area nuff they did not spot the couple carrying a child it went on to say that if they would have noticed the baby they would have acted accordingly well the rights group which released the video that we spoke to say violence by israelis against palestinians is an unfortunate reality of occupation and not much is done to prevent it the reality of the occupation the israeli occupation over the palestinians this incident as well as the many many others in recent weeks we've seen in this collision of violence by israelis citizens. towards palestinians the system of civilians who are not citizens despite these many many incidents. public awareness is still low and more importantly the military is failing to provide provide. these palestinians the security required we're seeing that many many of the violence of settlers and military personnel starts palestinians go without any trials without any investigations or with suggestions and many of them closed down due to lack of the police failure to investigate as they should

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president has doubled trump has warned him to speed up negotiations on the free trade agreement known as nuff to the message was part of a letter from trump to andres as obrador who was voted in earlier this month tom form the deal between mexico canada and the u.s. must be done quickly or head reconsider america's options talks are set to resume on thursday. his vice president of the council of the americas he's also a former white house special envoy for the americas he says lopez obrador isn't technically in a position to follow through on trump's advice. well i think it's definitely a two sided message the first side is look welcome to the presidency of becks ago we look forward to working with you across a range of issues responding to a letter that the president elect of mexico sent to president trump but contained in the letter is the basis of some complications down the road particularly on the trade agenda and president trump essentially gave a warning to the president elect in mexico if you don't come to an agreement quickly on nafta we the united states are going to have to change

government see fit was going to be very interesting is whether indeed the turks think that they're getting a nuff information from this saudi chief prosecutor who's coming in and if not whether we're going to see more leaks more evidence from the government in the coming days when all the stories are following the thai billionaire owner of leicester city football club is feared dead after a.

to deliver a deal a bilateral deal so far with the united states that's worse than what was in place nuff the but at least provide some sort of economic certainty and jobs are up at the moment in mexico so there's a sort of a mixed bag but i think most people in mexico would say that they're in many ways disappointed with this president and and i was going to ask in fact just that question how will mexicans remember him what's his legacy in their eyes. what about two out of every ten mexicans approve of the job that president pena nieto has done so his. approval ratings are quite historically low in the country it's not just the issues that we talked about it's things like conflicts of interest which of affected him personally we had a case here with a prophecy that was brought on the under the dubious terms with a favorite contract that really affected him but i think probably the scandal that most affected his presidency came fairly early on in two thousand and fourteen forty three students were taken not just by adama's going but also by local police and the president and his governmen

we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers nuff chart this past week the german broadcaster deutsche of the like confirmed that allegations of sexual harassment made against one of its employees had quote proven credible unquote the network did not name that employee however the stories generated a ton of interest what can you tell us all richard it's widely suspected that that's and truly is the egyptian journalist and t.v. host your three fouda a face known to audiences across egypt for its coverage of the two thousand and eleven revolution and critical reporting of the military food of formerly worked for b.b.c. arabic and for this network al-jazeera and later for on t.v. in egypt he left the country and became the host of a show called the fifth state in two thousand and sixteen and that's where the alleged sexual harassment effects have taken place now want to achieve aladin name food in relation to this case it did confirm to the associated press that he no longer works for them what have we heard from food to himself on this befor