jane that in this is al jazeera live from doha was a coming up to his president comes to doha's ankara continues to stand by cattle amid the gulf crisis. just say yes to same sex marriages. and an expedition to the french alps with disappearing glasses are seen as a major indicator of climate change. tension and uncertainty a greying in zimbabwe after the army announced its seized power the military says it wants to target criminals around president robert mugabe the army has taken over the state broadcaster and soldiers a block roads to the main government offices parliament and the courts the army says it isn't a military takeover and mugabe and his family are safe and has. an

is following that story from doha. this is. second visit to the region and to qatar in july he also visited saudi arabia and kuwait and expressed a desire to have all the parties set aside their differences and negotiate a political. crisis but turkey has also sided with qatar sending troops at the peak of the crisis here and also sending cargo planes and vessels carrying food supplies to qatar there's no indication that we might see any political settlement of this explains why qatar and turkey are expanding trade and economic cooperation here qatari investors are now looking into opportunities in turkey and turkish investors are stepping in sending supplies from different parts of turkey to qatar to ensure the food supplies continue but at the same time qatar has strong relations with saudi arabia the united arab emirates and would like to maintain those races and this is why turkey is willing to see an immediate. political and to the crisis in the g.c.c. countries. still to come here on al-jazeera efforts to stem afghanistan

watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up refusing to budge refugees say they won't move from a former australian run prison camp in papua new guinea plus. an order to ban religious teachings school leads to a rare public protest in the north east african country of eritrea. and historic agreement fulfilled hamas leaders hand over control of the border crossings to the palestinian authority. the us president donald trump has condemned his country's immigration system and promised an overhaul after the attack in new york city on tuesday we're going to live pictures now from the scene in manhattan the suspects reported to be an uzbek immigrant who came to the u.s. illegally through a lottery visa program eight people were killed and eleven seriously injured in what the police are calling an act of terrorism the attacker drove a truck into a cycle lane before being shot by the police he's in a critical condition in hospital most of the victims were foreign tourists including a group of argentinean friends celebrating a high school reunion the president of his backers stan has off

thousand miles to watch them or i let's introduce our panel for today's discussion with me here in doha is a budget alan sorry a professor of political sociology at university from q.h. we're joined by a dollar shady a former special advisor to the speaker of the q eighty parliament and from washington d.c. about hard who's the director of research of malice at the arab sense of washington d.c. gentlemen welcome to all of you and let's start with you professor sorry how will you be a speech be received you think both here in qatar and abroad but i do and i think the emir gave a clear and concise speech he knew what he wanted to say and he knew what the answers need to be given to the questions of the godly people i think there are a lot of questions that have been long and said now for the other people like was during this crisis and before like for example the question about the parliament when when the elections are going to take place we've had the i mean a father in two thousand and twelve thing that in two thousand and thirteen the elections will take place of course at that here w

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it is good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines this hour on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump is meeting with china's leadership in playing in beijing trade talks and tension with north korea will be on the agenda he flew in from seoul where he said u.s. led efforts to ramp up the pressure on pyongyang are making progress he also had this warning for north korea today i hope i speak not only for our countries but for all civilized nations when i say to the north do not underestimate us and do not try this we will not allow american cities to be threat with destruction we will not be intimidated. union in spain's catalonia region is observing a general strike today these are live pictures of demonstrations that are currently taking place and pass a loaner they want the release of sacked local officials who were jailed after last month's secession referendum in madrid spanish prime minister mariano rajoy has spoken for the first time since and forcing direct rule over catalonia he said that he withdrew cattle on autonomy after the exiled leader carlos pus

and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha fully back to bow welcome to the news grid the race to save survivors after a devastating earthquake along the iraq border hour after hour the death toll rises more than four hundred people have died and thousands are injured most of the victims are believed to be in the radian town of. what have the latest on rescue efforts also on the grid the g.c.c. crisis and the fight for influence in the horn of africa the five months brocade of qatar by saudi arabia and it's on lies as forced countries to take sides as ethiopian prime minister visits doha we'll explore how the crisis is reshaping the already troubled horn of africa region and journalism propaganda today's the deadline for the russian state owned media outlet r.t. to comply with u.s. government demands to register as a foreign agent of the russian government critics say its coverage is driven by moscow's political agenda the kremlin is furious and. this is to retaliate against us media outlets working in washington i'm ahead of my home and people from themselve

jordan this is al jazeera live from doha coming up. minister returns home from belgium to try to buy protestors. we hear more about plans by. to end on a stray and run prison camp. in the fight against hepatitis doctors gather to eliminate the disease that kills one point three million people every year. u.s. president donald trump is vowing to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners after a truck was driven into cyclists and pedestrians in new york city eight people were killed five of them from argentina the twenty nine year old suspect was shot at the scene in lower manhattan and taken to hospital. as the latest. a frightening sight of mangled bicycles after a deadly truck attack just blocks from the september eleventh memorial police say a man deliberately drove this rental truck into a bike path mowing down cyclists and pedestrians causing multiple deaths and injuries ever instead of running the resort and running two. times. according to authorities after striking the pedestrians and cyclists the truck traveled several bl

this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a catalan minister returns home from belgium to try to buy protesters. fears that the new guinea's army plans to storm an australia run prison camp which refugees are refusing to leave. and lawyers for facebook twitter and google go before congress to explain how russia and legibly use them to influence the u.s. election. president to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners was driven into cyclists and pedestrians in new york city eight people were killed five of them from argentina the twenty nine year old suspect was shot at the scene in lower manhattan and taken to hospital. as the latest. the frightening sight of mangled bicycles after a deadly truck attack just blocks from the september eleventh memorial police say a man deliberately drove this rental truck into a bike path down cyclists and pedestrians causing multiple deaths and injuries

doha by kabul under rector of policy analysis at the doha institute and i must go we're joined by going to our russian foreign policy specialists in calling this for novaya gazeta welcome all of you thanks very much for joining us here on inside story pawel this is only the second time is that the bashar assad has left syria since the war began in two thousand and eleven why is he in moscow now does this market crucial turning point in the war. well it was actually not moscow but so much it which is the defacto russian second capital and putin spends almost half the year there now he has right now gathered all his military top brass and military industry top brass and he introduced. to them and it's also important may be interesting to notice that most likely. over food to sort you over turkish territory and the russian military plane before that turkey was not zero hour in russian transit flights from the source area to. base but now it does so most likely he was over flying thirty territory so yes it's important for russia to demonstrate to the russian public affairs there in the elec

for me and the rest of the team here in london stay with us witness is next and then my colleagues in doha will have more of the day's thanks for watching. al-jazeera. and for you. it. can happen with any food and you can you can shatter who i should have been in the forest often you get. actually a woman. behave like a commune. with more than twenty people and i do share in the value as you will. keep more i feel and more as we show she was. able to go one x. prize show that she decided that if. we can win it. up here and this at kwajalein a bit bland for me to. profit the truth is mine was more one up of a whole in getting the pulpy out so i mean that. you're still whole the poor this was all fame it in my early copy of it by doing only do for me cameo every day totally true you do communicate don't go on a war now and again didn't i get rid of restore home we did. sound sheet music but if you don't know the people who read the preview sure then see that you could buy new money for him your cause he said this. there. you. have it. your physical system. yanis all of us are the only one wh

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the says that interference in doha is internal affairs is a red line. the middle east region including the gulf faces serious challenges right now many issues remain unresolved issues and there's no doubt that the g.c.c. has played an important role in alleviating or finding solutions to some of the issues in the region its absence at this time is having a negative impact as part of our national responsibility to our people it is imperative for all of us to work to maintain the existence of the g.c.c. and to resort to dialogue to resolve any problems without infringing on the solvency of states how. did the alleged disputed rise because of the successes of the state of qatar's achieved regionally anglo and because of our support for humanitarian issues our support for the stability of the region our respect for the demands of the people or is it really because categories hosting the world cup or is it to interfere in our internal affairs the truth is the goal of this crisis is clear to all by now it's the interference in the internal affairs this is una

hello and welcome to al-jazeera life from my headquarters in doha with me and it's been a problem also ahead. donald trump tells the chinese president hey believes there is a solution to the north korea crisis. embattled british prime minister trees a male loses his second cabinet minister in one week and challenges from thirty countries compete for the right to be crowned the world's best scrabble players at . the un's humanitarian chief has one of the world. famine the world has seen in decades unless the saudi led coalition allows aid into yemen fuel and food prices have skyrocketed since saturday when the blockade was tightened the situation is being described as catastrophic as a stark warning from the un but as our diplomatic editor james bays reports the un security council has struck a different tone after three days of quiet diplomacy with saudi arabia the u.n. is now changing course laying out the dire scenario if the blockade of yemen isn't lifted. there will be a famine in yemen. he will not be like the famine that. we saw in south sudan earlier in the year where tens of th

well again pieces over here in doha you are watching out to see are also coming up. we asked those who are of the families in the past to reconsider that day. because sense if you can is that zimbabwe's new president reaches out to the world saying he's ready and willing to reengage after his historic you know he ration. almost all hope is gone for the crew on board the missing australian pardon me argentinian submarine rescue efforts have turned into a recovery mission plus. accusations of beatings as the police forcibly remove refugees from a former australian run prison camp in papua new guinea. developing story for you the figures going up on the updates on that breaking news out of egypt egypt's state media is now saying one hundred eighty four people were killed dozens more were injured after fights has targeted a mosque in egypt's north sinai now the attack took place during prayers at a mosque in bed local sources say the attackers planted explosives and then opened fire on worshippers and was on the way egypt's declared three days of mourning for the victims

hello again i'm peter w watching house here a lot from our headquarters here in doha also coming up. it's a tragedy of our time that almost twenty one million people are in need of humanitarian assistance the u.n. says saudi arabia's blockade of yemen is being measured lives lost. driving for a cleaner future one of the world's biggest polluters spends big on electric cars plus. celebrations in lima peru and a spot at the world cup. the supreme court in cambodia has dissolved the main opposition party and that party denies accusations that it's plotting to overthrow the government the decision gives the prime minister who sent a clear run in next year's general election rob mcbride has the latest now from phnom penh. the decision came after a day of deliberations held amid tight security around cambodia supreme court the cambodian national rescue party had been expecting its dissolution and had already ceased to function with many of its senior members in hiding already exile like it's vice president. we look at. is this. message to the international community yet mr hood is. who. ou

and drive from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha fully back to bow welcome to the news great saad hariri the man the world wants to hear from lebanon's prime minister is due to give an interview in saudi arabia it's the first time he'll speak publicly since his sudden resignation eight days ago saudi's state t.v. has shown pictures of a meeting with king solomon as back in lebanon on those growing support for the absent leader amid suspicion he's being held against his will also on the grid the cloud over trump's white house questions about russian interference in the twenty sixteen election now followed the president on his trip to asia is not to walk back comments he made suggesting he believes russian president putin over u.s. intelligence agencies but when it be enough to quell the fierce criticism back in washington and putting the plastic polluting our oceans to good use a group of boat makers along kenya's coast is making history by building a traditional boat made entirely out of recycled plastics and flipflops plastic pollution is a growing global problem

perry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up with. tens of thousands take to the streets in zimbabwe a day before president robert mugabe's party holds a meeting to decide his fate. new hope for missing. four crew members on board as several attempted satellite calls are detected from that vessel. i think some people think we're stupid. we're not stupid people with which to launch a nuclear weapon at donald trump told you to the answer from a top u.s. nuclear commander. to begin with news of major tension building up in u.s. palestinian relations the top administration says it will close the palestine liberation organization's diplomatic office and washington d.c. state department says the p.l.o. has broken legislation by calling for an international criminal court prosecution against israel over building illegal settlements a two thousand and fifteen us law bars palestinians from going to the i.c.c. against israel the p.l.o. office in washington has been open since the one nine hundred eighty s. the plan to close it has led to seriou

hello example robyn you're watching all of this there are live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes. i. protests against the u.s. as world leaders gather in the middle of the fiftieth meeting of the association of southeast asian nations plus. i had to take some security measures to return back safe and sound the lebanese prime minister says he's coming home as he breaks his silence for the first time since his sudden resignation. spain's prime minister makes his first trip to barcelona since the catalonia vote for the session. welcome to the program we start in the middle east where a seven point three magnitude earthquake has struck on the iran iraq border the death toll is at least one hundred forty one people so far as many as a thousand people have also been injured now the epicenter was in iran thirty kilometers southwest of the iraqi town of her lab which are charlotte ballast possible. quiet sunday night in iraq and iran disrupted by violent shaking. the quake was centered on the iraq iran border merely iraqi town of. and it was severe sivan point

number of matheson in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera has suffered significant setbacks on two fronts in iraq the prime minister has announced the recapture of all crime on the syrian border meanwhile syria's army has taken control of the city of dead sore but. reports there are fears of an escalation in syria's civil war between government and opposition forces fighting for the ground lost by eyesore. syrian army is expanding its military gains in the eastern part of the country government forces have retaken the city of dale saw after months of fighting they are now moving north to secure major oil fields but moving north could lead to clashes between the army and his main rival the syrian democratic forces of the. coalition of kurdish factions and backed by the united states of america. following a series of targeted operations units from our armed forces in cooperation with the allied forces fulfill their mission restoring order and stability to the entire city of the resort after destroying the hideouts of the remnants of the terrorist organization of. these are icily figh

hello i'm adrian finighan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a. symbolic ways new leader promises change and new jobs and head of his swearing in on friday. some asylum seekers who refused to leave the former stray and run prison camp on madison island forced out. at a crucial test high school seniors in south korea take their career defining college entrance exams. bangladesh say that they've signed a deal for the repatriation of the hinge of refugees it's hoped that they will allow the refugees to return home once the paperwork is completed by bangladesh hundreds of thousands of escaped across the border from me and to escape an army crackdown let's go live now to gang scott hyde scott we've been expecting some sort of deal to be signed for some time now explain the significance of this why it's important to both me and and bangladesh. later on we know for sure that the last stages of this memo of understanding that was signed today thursday here in myanmar had reached the final stages the advance stages of negotiations over the last two days th

watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. the chamber sentences mr rock. to life imprisonment hailed as a milestone for international justice the bosnian serb commander ratko is convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity. the lebanese prime minister puts his resignation on the homeless thousands turn out to welcome him home. hope and optimism as zimbabweans rushed to welcome the next president. and rare and dramatic video of the rescue of a north korean soldier who was shot while escaping across the border into the south . a military commander branded the butcher of the balkans and the epitome of evil has been sentenced to life in prison ratko madeline latics was found guilty on ten charges including genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war the former military chief was convicted of the massacre of more than eight thousand muslim men and boys it's rubber and the siege of sarajevo in which more than ten thousand people died his lawyer says he'll appeal the chief u.n. prosecutor has hailed the convicti

hello i'm adrian finnigan this is the live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes a particularly cowardly act of terror eight dead in new york after a pickup truck plows into pedestrians and cyclists in lower manhattan. cattle earliest opposed president says that he's staying in brussels for safety of spain starts processing rebellion charges against him. lawyers for facebook twitter and google go before congress to explain how russia allegedly used them to influence the u.s. election plus. they are not going to get safety that's why i'm saying here a last minute lawsuit challenges the closure of a stray and run prison camp in papua new guinea refugees they're refusing to leave . u.s. president donald trump is vowing to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners after a truck was driven into cyclists and pedestrians in. new york eight people were killed several others were injured in the incident which the police are treating as a terrorist attack the twenty nine year old suspect was shot at the scene in lower manhattan and taken to hospital the governments of argentina and

from the clear blue sky of the doha. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of. well we're back in the central med once again the ionian sea where for the last two days at least this area of circulating around the area of low pressure has just been feeding right into italy to greece into macedonia and the bug area and it's still going it's still raining and you know we had a very fatal flash flood flash flood i see nothing quite that extent falling out of the sky but as you can see it is still raining ingres we're talking about forty fifty millimeters per share and of course sandbags are an obvious defense against i think potentially happening now i'd like to say the news is good in the immediate future but it's not yet this is a position for today's forecast the green is the raid and the windows of the circular to take you overnight the rain still there in southern italy in greece it is edging search the g into western turkey and it's not bone dry greece tomorrow but it does look like northwest of athens there's no chance of a shower however is the forecast the

watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. this was an act of terror. and a particularly cowardly act of terror after a truck plows into pedestrians in manhattan the white house calls for tougher immigration rules. that. a catalan minister returns home from belgium chants of traitor from protesters. an order to ban religious teaching at a school leads to a rare public protest in the northeast african nation of eritrea. for the second straight year the world series is going down to a decisive game seven the l.a. dodgers winning game six three wanted to level the series with the houston. the u.s. president donald trump has criticized the country's visa system for an immigrant from a star who was arrested in connection with an attack in new york eight people were killed and eleven was seriously injured when a pickup truck drove into a cycle lane in manhattan the police are describing the incident as terrorism and twenty nine year old suspect was shot by police and is now being treated in the hospital kristen salumi joins us live

you're watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. an order to ban religious teachings to school leads to a rare public protest in the northeast african nation of eritrea. refugees stand their ground to form australian run prison camp and poppy a new guinea plus. this was an act of terror. and a particularly cowardly act of terror eight people were killed in new york after a truck plows into pedestrians in manhattan. and historic agreement fulfilled its hand over control before border crossings to the palestinian authority. second straight year the world series is going down to a deciding game seven the. six three level series with the houston. we begin this news with this story papua new guinea's immigration minister has told al-jazeera the country's police have no plans to clear out a former australian run prison camp six hundred refugees have barricaded themselves inside they're now refusing to leave them an asylum site was decommissioned on tuesday and australian staff of left the facility despite a last minute court application t

. -- in doha. charlie: when you raise that issue, they say, they were asked to do that by the united states. robert: that's true, but that was a long time ago, and they are still there. the problem with us, with guitar, is that they have -- ar, is that- with they have not gone far enough with these groups. i think there is a way to negotiate the impasse between them but i think the qataris will have to change some behaviors. charlie: why do you think the administration is not as tough on the russians as many people thought they should? robert: i haven't got a clue. as i said when i introduced rex tillerson for his confirmation hearing, the challenge for the administration -- this was back in february -- the challenge for the administration is figuring out how to push back against putin's interventionism, his and, at thegery, same time, try to figure out how to stop what i think is an increasingly dangerous downward spiral in the relationship between the u.s. and russia. particularly, where you've g

i'm sam is a down here in doha with a look at the headlines on al-jazeera now u.s. and chinese firms have signed nine billion dollars and deals as u.s. president dan from begins his visit to china trade in north korea's weapons will be on the agenda when he sits down for formal talks with the chinese leadership adrian brown is in beijing. exactly a year to the day that he was voted into office president trump arrived in china the country very savaged throughout the presidential campaign when he called china a currency manipulator and said that china was raping the u.s. economy all that though was forgotten on wednesday afternoon as president xi jinping and his wife a score to the trumps around the forbidden city one of the most popular tourist attractions in china a chance perhaps for president xi to remind donald trump the china was once the center of culture and civilization president xi very much wants china to be center stage in global affairs and now top of the agenda of course is going to be north korea and the feeling that the united states believes china cou

and i'm down in jordan doha with the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump is vowing to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners after a truck was driven into cyclists and pedestrians in new york city eight people were killed five of them from argentina well these are live pictures now from the scene the twenty nine year old suspect was shot in lower manhattan and taken to hospital . as the latest. a frightening sight of mangled bicycles after a deadly truck attack just blocks from the september eleventh memorial police say a man deliberately drove this rental truck into a bike path moaning down cyclists and pedestrians causing multiple deaths and injuries ever instead of running the resort and running to clear all anticipating a gunshot. according to authorities after striking the pedestrians and cyclists the truck traveled several blocks before crashing into a school bus with kids on board and i witnessed filmed this video moments after the crash he told us this is the suspect who fled the truck. i thought maybe something from

well it's now talk to our guests here in doha interviewed achmad investigative journalist and academic in lahore joining us via skype akhmed rushy to rise to an author on the book taliban militant islam oil and fundamentalism in central asia and in london nadia relief and protection manager at amnesty international a very warm welcome to all of you thanks for being here with us on inside story first was give an idea of what's actually happening in pakistan at the moment where the protesters may have ended their citizens but are they going to be coming back out onto the streets. well i think it's. much deeper roots that the question of religious tolerance. the government apologized about the role. that it took a change the wording. to learn about. the cumulation a progress in the buildup to the election next year. in the. mental part. of the corporate military united of course but there's a lot of speculation that some of the party that been. particularly. the leader. i was responsible for the mumbai probing into. it made great promoter right and. it will be starting a religious movemen

honest marwan rashard joining us from doha going to bring you much more on this story at the top of the next hour we'll have more on all of our top stories and of course if you want to get the latest analysis that takes you behind the headlines a great deal happening right now particularly in the past twenty four hours our web site is the place to go out there at dot com you can watch us live there as well that's it for now but we have much more coming up at the top of the hour as i was saying want to wanny starts now but we will be back with all the latest on our top stories including developments in lebanon and of course a very important cabinet shakeup in saudi arabia as well. they may be in their seventh but these are. the pressure to have children is so great that elderly childless women are turning to the countries in vitro fertilisation industry to help.

are your top stories that's it for myself and the team here in london much more news coming out from doha in twenty five minutes time that's after faultlines which starts now. germany is hosting this year's climate talks president trump told united states out of the paris agreement what enough of the global efforts to tackle climate change and that the not a system live reports from the climate conference in bonn and from the frontlines of global warming climate s.o.s. one on jessie it out. this is the play station we bought when remember the young women and young sons of my thanks to. all my kids and my mom here five girls and two boys. remember. a little more and i'm going to stay now until i'm back. rizzi new whitfield has lived in this house in houston texas for nearly seventy years. than hurricane harvey me lampel and august twenty seventeen. when the water started coming in the kitchen and i went in and i was woken him out of most of the way it is and i couldn't believe it i looked at the bank there when it was just like a lake or so much of. one trillion gallons of water bill in th

santa maria here in doha are updating the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. is calling for more sanctions and a complete isolation of north korea. security. following pyongyang's latest missile test north korea says that proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. mainland and the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. issued a strong warning to north korea. north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to war not farther from it we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it if war does come it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday and if for comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed in other news a spokesman for the british prime minister tourism a says she is fully focused on tackling extremism the comments are and are in response to a tweet by the u.s. president donald trump telling her to focus on quote destructive radical islamic terrorism the back and forth began when may condemn trump for his anti islam retorts also the british interior minister a

all accuse caspar of supporting terrorism charges doha vehemently denies in a long list of demands they want al-jazeera to be shut down but the emir says he will not bow to pressure that interferes with sovereignty and freedom of speech reports. since its first broadcast in one thousand nine hundred six al-jazeera has attracted millions of viewers around the world. it's reports and breaking news keeping the public informed but it hasn't always been easy the network has come under attack throughout the past two decades its offices in kabul baghdad and gaza have been bombed its journalists have been killed and others imprisoned two thousand and seventeen has been no different in egypt mahmoud has seen remains in jail more than three hundred days after his arrest simply for being a journalist and with no international law to properly protect journalists or punish those who target them it seems repressive governments have become emboldened in their attempts to suppress press freedom in june egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates and behind laid siege to qatar one of their demands in or

and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha for the welcome to the news grid resignation lebanon's prime minister requests less than a year after taking office he says he is for his life while accusing iran and its lebanese. of trying to destabilize the country or have reaction and analysis also on the grade zero in on iraq. urban center the syrian military and. their eyes set on the group's one self-proclaimed capital but this puts them on a collision course with u.s. forces which. could we see the americans and russians broader deeper into the syrian conflict and a rest for a tweet an american woman is accused of attempting to overthrow zimbabwe's government after. on social media is a first person to be charged under zimbabwe's new. we'll explore its impact. we need to talk it's a simple enough slogan for you but it's back fired in egypt. social media users hijacked it to air their grievances amanda chappelle connect with us throughout the show using the hash tag. with his great live on air and streaming online for you to facebook live and at al-jazeera dot

let's bring in our guests now and joining us here in doha beverly milton edwards this ng fellow at the brookings doha center in beirut come all was named political analyst and founder of the center for the american strategic studies and also in beirut nor some are a freelance journalist covering the levant region well welcome to all of you first of all beverly let's start by asking the big question here what does saudi want in lebanon does it want to change of government because it wants a proxy war with iran what's the aim well i think that's the multibillion rionda question that you're asking there and i'm sure if any of us have the answer we'd have a multibillion reales in our in our pockets for our thanks i think we're seeing a number of factors care and we can't just really look at one issue in isolation of others i mean it's been clear for some time that saudi arabia has been involved in the politics of lebanon hoping to create a where leverage your raney and influence out of the country and in particular to undermine his baller and the extent to which it's been successful is que

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again, dubai and abu dhabi and doha being a hub between east and doha being a hub between east and west. just this week saudi arabia announced a $500 billion fund for a multicountry free trade area, all sorts of industries, creating thousands of jobs. does all sorts of industries, creating thousands ofjobs. does the gulf see that as an opportunity or does it see that as a huge threat? because someone see that as a huge threat? because someone else is doing something may be that they're not. the gcc countries want saudi to be successful, they do not want saudi to fail. there's been a great study of the successes here and how they can be educated elsewhere in the region. this is a huge commitment by the new crown prince and its commitment with egypt and jordan again, as you said, to make it an international city and it is new and it's a big development and i think there's a big chance it will succeed. when you hear those announcements, or an announcement of such scale and scope and ambition, what does it mean for your business? i think it's an exciting thing, very exciting. for us it give

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