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and its taliban oil to stay with us. we started this thing i know who the taleban were and i didn't know how radical they were or just what they were about. one of the things of the talabani as is their they didn't have a clue about oil and gas business the idea was was to bring him over and establish credibility with it with the polygon that we were a real company. marty miller secretly invited a group of taliban leaders to unit cows headquarters in sugar land texas. no press covered the event. i have some the statues that i got in indonesia and there are figures of the people carved out of iron wood and the people are naked. and i had one of these professors islamic professors check my house out when he saw these things he said i don't think that's going to work with the dollars bond. so why would this you guys black trash bags in the eyes and put workers on the stuff that's already in the burkas on the statue. marty miller was vice president of oil company unocal. they wanted to build a huge oil and gas pipeline through taliban controlled areas of afghanistan. but how did these n

this as an opportunity to seize, not a crisis to manage. >> in 2014, qatar took the taliban five. was that a mistake? >> yeah, it was a mistake by barack obama to trade, to make that trade. wouldn't have done that. that's behind us now, though. and, you know, i think it's pretty well known now, that the president, the u.s. government asked qatar to make that decision. now again, that's an example of how that country will do some things that other countries in the middle east would not do. i mean they opened that outpost for the taliban there. that was not the kind of arrangement that i ever would have advocated for. but it's behind us now. it's hard to see on what ground you would unwind it. we would certainly insist upon the very thorough enforcement of confinement, travel and communication on the taliban five to which qatar agreed and if they don't enforce those terms, we can revisit the matter now. i would sooner see things like qatar change its behavior toward iran and the muslim brotherhood and other associations it's had against the taliban or hamas, or the holy land. >> there r

responsibility but helmand is in the taliban is in taliban heartland. protectionism versus globalization that is the clash of visions at the apec summit of asia pacific leaders in vietnam and one quarter u.s. president donald trump with his america first message lashing out at what he called a chronic trade abuses that in some countries huge surpluses in the other corner china's president xi jinping calling for multilateralism you know there. from this day forward we will compete on a fair and equal basis we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore i am always going to put america first the same way that i expect all of you in this room to put your country's first woman to marry or we are seeing a profound change in economic globalization. over the last few decades economic globalization has contributed significantly to global growth indeed it has become an irreversible historical trend. american jones is going to explore those differing visions for global trade indeed business update and later in this half hour now all this week data has been reporting from the u.

pentagon. >> the u.s. military dropped twice as many bombs on the taliban and isis in afghanistan compared to all last year. a level not last seen since 2012 according to a report by the u.s. air force. it coincide with 3,000 additional troops arriving in afghanistan to ramp up the fight against the taliban. the new soldiers and marines operate closer to the front lines armed with the ability to call in more air power. there are 14,000 u.s. troops on the ground. the top officers acknowledged the danger. >> there is an increased risk. >> the taliban increased the amount of territory it controls. according to a watch dog report the taliban controls 13% of afghanistan compared to 11% 6 mongst prior. 700,000 more people are living under taliban rule today. as the u.s. and afghan army go on the offensive, the number of civilian casualties has risen. earlier this week 4 u.s. troops were wounded in a suicide attack in kandahar the home of the taliban. jake simms a helicopter pilot died when his shinook crashed out out out ou out out of kabul. >> bret: thank you. i had a chance to sit dow

that happening given the attacks by the taliban and also why so. well it always depends on what you call winning and there is where trump is kind of playing the game of course we have a probably the most blustering president that we have can anyone can remember in modern times i did some updating object for the show and i found one of the generals is claiming that. they claim they control about two thirds of the country now and that in two years he thinks he can get that up to eighty percent and he will consider that a victory now he's not saying he's vanquished. the taliban but just increased as it's only looking about eight percent a year in terms of controlling more territory so this is something we've seen for a long time they set the rules they changed the goalpost in terms of what they want to call a victory but the main problem that's running here in afghanistan is that the u.s. policy is that we will assist the afghanistan army but they are going to do the heavy fighting against the taliban and bess what's going to determine how this thing is going to go down sure the u.s. c

silent about pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations the taliban and other groups that pose a threat to the region and beyond that i think that's not a norm or safe havens in pakistan because if there were safe havens we would still be having attacks against our people it was these elements who were carrying out attacks as i said in twenty thirty and forty and we had twelve hundred to fourteen hundred attacks we have bid heavy price more than six thousand security personnel have laid down their lives or what seventy thousand people have become victimized they were dead or they were injured in terrorism related incidents a country that has spared so much price can never be friends with any terror groups we want to make pakistan a peaceful country and we have economic conditions and harboring any such element is not compatible with our ambition to make pakistan and economic power in the region so then how does it feel then when your supposed ally the united states is saying things like well i think i don't i don't understand the relationship now really feel that unfortunately th

suspicion will obviously full immediately upon the taliban who might have carried out this attack and why. well the taliban are via social media which is how they communicate many of their things have specifically denied that they were involved in this attack we're not sure why this t.v. station was attacked again the news director said they received no warnings not from the government not from security services that they were under threat at all many times t.v. stations i know in a number of t.v. stations who are considered under threat and their employees and their premises are very very highly guarded and we're not sure who was. behind them responsible for this attack on shamshad t.v. but afghan journalists have come under attack and threats right here in kabul and around the country last year was the deadliest year for afghan journalists with thirteen journalists killed and. putting one attack by the taliban but as i said adrian the taliban have specifically denied this attack via social media now that it's over well wait to see if anybody claims responsibility and gives us so

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the courts into the hands of the taliban. i'm going to get your oscar in doha with all your sports news including the new world series champions the houston masteries paraded in front of thousands in their home city of when he met first. the championship title. of their very warm welcome to the news hour an international search and arrest warrants been issued for the as to kaplan need to put small along with several of his aides the former leader of catalonia remains in belgium where he fled after the declaration of catalan independence mr bush spoke earlier on belgian t.v. and criticised for what he described as politicizing the justice system. well david tate is following the first from brussels hi there david so we've now got to arrest warrants issued. yes at last they have been issued the european arrest warrant actually appeared at this office behind me which is the federal prosecutor's office it was fax or e-mail to then they said there were studying it and i'll tell you about the implications of that later but also on top of that. they also issued an arrest warrant internati

province the group has claimed responsibility for the helmand is in taliban heartland. more than five hundred asylum seekers remain stranded in a decommissioned australian migrant camp in papua new guinea the camp was officially closed on the thirty first of october and power food and water cut off however most of the camps residents have refused to relocate because of concerns for their safety and threats they say they have received from local residents. one hundred years ago french and german soldiers were battling each other in the trenches of world war one today the two countries are opening their first joint museum commemorating the conflict german presenter frank about her she died by the french president emmanuel macros are attended with ceremonies these are live pictures from the same historians from both the countries develop the museum on a hill in the french border region of alsace the heartland seville accompt saw months of fighting early on in the war on the death of some thirty thousand people . don't do such a flip who correspondent linda crane joins us from our pa

terrorism, for hamas, for elements of al qaeda, the taliban and the problem is they can't have it both ways. if you're in that region, you have some common enemies, one is terrorism and frankly the other is iran and you can't play both sides of the street. i think it's extremely important -- look, i think qatar has now said they want to abide by international requirements with regards to financing of terrorism, they've passed laws to try to implement requirements against financing of terrorism. they say that they want to do the right thing. i think the issue is now to make sure that what they say is what they do and that means making sure that they are enforcing efforts to limit their support. yeah, you know, we -- we have a defense agreement with qatar, we have a base there, a pretty significant base involved in the wars in the middle east. they have been facilitators when we've dealt not only with iran but with the taliban, so yeah, there has been some efforts to try to work together but you can't do this unless we know where you are, and in that world you've got to be committed against t

taliban members who could help end the fighting we're going to put i want to get this. done there are those in the taliban who are top of war want peace they were forced to enter the war is possible to convince these groups and we could focus on these people he says negotiations are the only solution and afghanistan must take the lead and. neither the taliban nor the americans can win this war is not winnable both sides have tested the strength nato has used maximum power here but couldn't win. for afghan president ashraf ghani bringing him in from the cold is a risk he's a divisive figure still mistrusted even hated by many afghans but gandhi hopes his amnesty and return can serve as an example to the taliban and other opposition groups that if they lay down their arms they too could have a place in politics jennifer glass al jazeera kabul or at all schools coming up here. going to tell you about hungary and all that determined not to go off the rails. again times that i just poured out his phone. felicity thank you so much the philadelphia phillies have described roy halladay as

in harm's way but doll was held by the taliban for five years off to walking away from his base. a nearly every country in the world is affected by poor nutrition that is the stark finding of this year's global nutrition report it says that's a big burden on the one hundred forty countries that were studied report says one hundred fifty five million children under five are stunted meaning they are not as tall as they should be for their age fifty two million children worldwide do not weigh as much as they should according to their height a condition defined as being wasted obesity as well as on the rise in nearly every country affecting two billion people third of men and women in north africa and north america for example are obese and it's affecting children as well from rich and poor countries with forty one million under the age of five classified as overweight attention as report looks in yemen where war has left millions of people without access proper access to food and a warning you might find some of the images in her report disturbing you know arms and legs like twigs bar

whether it's a list of taliban al. qaeda and we put that point to father to respond there is a common view that yes iran supports groups that are listed as terrorist groups like hamas hezbollah in the west but when it comes to quote unquote jihad this group the al qaeda affiliate that's really much more a saudi problem in terms of ideology and financing you know that's a very common criticism including from members of the u.s. government yeah and again i completely disagree with the saudi arabia was was sponsoring such groups i think there would be a much bigger prize from the international community it would come under sanctions the way that iran has and the way that as well and various groups i don't think it's by accident that iran itself position that it has become an international pariah it's become isolated subject to become subject to sanctions from a host of countries around i mean this is not the saudis last about the saudis lost a pretty big vote in the u.s. congress on monday night you talk about propriety the u.s. congress voted three hundred sixty to thirty you to say tha

might be behind that attack such as this and why. we don't know but the taliban had it in huge statement saying it is not it is not a taliban attack we do know that journalists have come under serious attacks here in afghanistan last year was the deadliest year for afghans and with the well being killed in the remaining understood a lot of the afghan journalist lives very much in fear of of attacks we're not sure whether that's what's going on at the television station whether it was aimed at getting in the television station and getting into a security compound at nearby we're just going to have to wait and see how this pans out that is the latest in a series of attacks here in kabul over the last few months have anything soldiers here is jennifer glass that live in kabul. in today's on demand instant digital world many libraries have had to shrug off the stuff inside that image katz us new national library opens on tuesday in the capital's education city area as well as books it has computers a kid zone and coffee it's all part of the country's effort to refocus its economy a

country's going in the wrong direction foundation survey found attacks by the taliban and other groups are a major concern and so is unemployment as jennifer grass reports. in one of kabul's busiest neighborhoods men gather every morning looking for work out hussein he says he'll do anything carry bricks make cement help on a building site any general labor that will earn him up to five dollars a day he has nine family members to feed and often can't find work. i'm not the only unemployed man there are three to four hundred of us in the area on the best day only fifty to one hundred get work the rest of us a hopeless why should we do. saki says he's sixty six and by law should be retired with a government pension instead he's here hoping for a job. i only work two or three days a week and even when i do get work sometimes they don't pay me what they have promised. the competition is tough potential employer wives the men crowd around here only a lucky few are chosen. it isn't just the poorly educated. like these men who find it hard to get a job in today's afghanistan the country's hig

but helmand is in talabani and the taliban heartland more than five hundred asylum seekers are remains stranded in a decommissioned australian migrant camp in pop when you guinea the camp was officially closed on october thirty first and power food and water have been cut off however most of the camps residents have refused to relocate because of concerns for their safety and threats they say they've received from local residents. a hundred years ago french and german soldiers were battling each other in the trenches of world war one today the two countries are opening their first joint museum commemorating the conflict the german president funkhouser steinmeyer and the french president and when you're not called attending these ceremonies historians from both countries developed the museum on a hill in the french border region. called the museum of the region saw months of fighting early on in the war and the deaths of some thirty thousand people. all week you has been reporting from the united nations climate summit in bonn the big topic is how to reduce carbon dioxide dioxide emissi

three and fall the taliban its ally the haqqani network and the afghan national security forces are also included in the plan divest occasion the us is not a member of the state of the court but afghanistan is american citizens can be charged for crimes committed in countries that are then there's now the u.s. state department as an investigation into possible u.s. war crimes would be wholly unwarranted and justified. surely that is michael semple a visiting research professor at queen's university in belfast northern ireland the former deputy e.u. special representative to afghanistan and joins me from belfast good have you with us service to several on al-jazeera it seems that everyone in afghanistan is within the realms of investigation but how will such an investigation be carried out in the country where the ground realities are owed certain just from that aspect of the investigation. yes absolutely i think we should be clear on this that the the prosecutor's office has said that they have reason to suspect war crimes carried out by armed opposition groups principally the talib

network. the taliban leadership. and the end of afghanistan as a place where terrorists are harbored. and i would if i was so. scared of the so many. parts the heart of the starter for this i'm going to give a test of said love on men we work. you know once the basement a little more you can be good you can move the it was that the assault on smith asked me to hold the hut before me and then the whole. pack somewhere came to me and i'm going to look to the us it's very good. man. the number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for the first plane with plenty of pain he's arriving on portable bay cuba we were notified here at approximately thirteen fifty he asked have you heard of weaver's being caught in afghanistan and brought it home it. should have been showing up to the. marines poem but it looks good and we can use to mention the other dictum that was in the i am going to give us kind of numb stuff music and the point is to ask i don't. mind them i don't look like you have said of course much in the comics really disap

qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial they had a paper that they were. talking or screamed would be beaten again the quest for a better life that ended in incarceration. of twenty two this time on al jazeera. and in doha the top stories on al-jazeera we begin with some breaking news a seven point three magnitude earthquake has struck on the iran iraq border with reports at least sixty one people have been killed and hundreds have been hit across both countries the epicenter was in iran thirty kilometers southwest of the iraqi town of. rescue teams have been deployed to the region charlotte fellas reports. quiet sunday night. disrupted by violence in. the youth quake was centered on the iraq iran border near the iraqi town of halacha and it was severe seven point three in magna choose in only twenty five kilometers deep. suddenly the glasses dropped off the table that was very strange the fan was shaking we were so afraid that we ran out of the house because our house is old. the u.s. geological survey immedi

taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial do you know that your own government for six years has been telling every country in the world are innocent and please take on a quest for a better life that ended in incarceration the guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. and i'm still robin in doha you're watching al-jazeera these are on top stories a huge crowd is gathering in zimbabwe's capital in opposition to president robert mugabe. it was called by the influential war veterans association and the ruling zanu p.f. party supporters of the party travelled to the rally from across the country the president is fast losing support days after the army seized power we have expressed that god is. everywhere. in the years very able. to work day the modern day why do you go. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri is meeting france's president to empower is in a bid to solve the political turmoil surrounding his resignation hariri landed in the french capital on saturday with his wife but to visit children remain in saudi

qaeda, the taliban. problem is they can't have it both ways. if you're in that region, you have some common enemies. one is terrorism. frankly the other is iran. you can't play both sides of the street. i think it's extremely important. i think gutter has now said that they want to abide by international requirements with regards to financing of terrorism. they've passed laws to try to implement requirements against financing of terrorism. they say that they want to do the right thing. i think the issue is now to make sure that what they say is what they do. that means making sure they are enforcing efforts to limit their support. we have a defense agreement with gutter. we have a base there. a pretty significant base involved in the wars in the middle east. there's been so efforts to try to work together in that world you've got to be submitted against terrorism. you've got to make clear that you oppose isis and other elements of terrorism and that you're going to work with other countries in the region to make sure support it. i know that united states, secretary tillerson are work

objectives remain the destruction of the qaeda network. the taliban leadership. and the end of afghanistan as a place where terrorists are harbored. and i would follow soon. so that the sun still lives in their pockets not in the start of the day i'm going to give a tourist have said live on men we work. you know one stone the best one to love all men if you can the good you can move the it was that the assault on smith asked me to hold the hut before me and then the whole. pack something came to me and i'm going to kill it to. suspend again. meant unusual. for a number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow in the first plane with the twentieth a major arriving on portable bay cuba we were notified here at approximately thirteen fifty he asked have you heard of weaver's being caught in afghanistan and brought it home it. should have been ashamed of the. marines put a bowl of skin and they can restart the mission the other day that was in the way i'm willing to give us kind of numb stuff music and the point is to ask i

. >>> despite years of u.s. military involvement in afghanistan, the taliban remains a potent force there. and opium is still one of the terror group's primary sources of cash. helmand province is the e epicenter of opium production. the u.n. estimates the output doubled in 2016 and grew another 87% this year alone. in a report filmed in july, cnn's nick paton walsh explains how afghan farmers have dramatically boosted their yields. >> heroin setting afghanistan aflame. its opium fields targeted for eradication. just as it tears up america's streets in the new opioid crisis. both for misery and the money here. >> almost beautiful at this time of night, some of the richest most fertile land. the river valleys are run through helmand. this is the money pit, really, the taliban insurgency. >> even the sparkle bought by the annual harvest. the new twist, risks sending already record opium production out of control. it is just this, new opium seeds. yet different in one special way. they can be harvested three times a year, not just once. it is changing the way the opium farmers in the d

opportunity abroad kimberly held at al-jazeera washington. afghan officials say the taliban attacked at least a dozen checkpoints overnight in southern cal the her province killing more than twenty policeman the violence comes as a new survey shows nearly forty percent of afghans would leave the country of they had the chance citing fears of a personal safety and high unemployment jennifer glass is more now from kabul. in one of kabul's busiest neighborhoods men gather every morning looking for work not hussein he says he'll do anything carry bricks make cement help want to building site any general labor that will earn him up to five dollars a day he has nine family members to feed and often can't find work. i'm not the only unemployed man here there are three to four hundred of us in the area on the best day only fifty to one hundred get work the rest of us are hopeless or should we do. saki says he's sixty six and by law should be retired with the government pension instead he's here hoping for a job but. i only work two or three days a week and even when i do get work sometimes they don't

. our media military objectives remain the destruction of the qaeda network. the taliban leadership. and the end of afghanistan as a place where terrorists are harbored. and i would follow soon. chatted to the sunday school but isn't there. some part of the starter for this i'm going to give a tourist of said love and meant we work. no one is the best one to love home and if you can be good you can move the it was that the assault on smith and ask him to hold the hut for me to spend in the hotel. tax on the game to mean i'm going to suspend again. meant unusual. for a number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow the first plane with the funny thing he's arriving guantanamo bay cuba we were notified here at approximately thirteen fifty he asked have you heard of leaders being caught in afghanistan and private home that. should have been showing up to the. marines pull a bottle of gin and the can you start to mention the other day that was in the i am going to give us kind of numb stuff music and the point is to ask i don't.

government entities like the taliban but not only there to be a tax and they are where they profit from all we have heard for a long time because this is not a unique report you do publish similar documents every so often but we have heard for a long time people say look the country is heading in the right direction when it carries on doing that the opium trade will fall away so what has to be brought in in its place to give people an income to give people an education. well as we are doing now is there you know do you see first of all to promote a ruler projects a committee of development or provides a working way for rural communities or to give that as tentative livelihood to saw create access to market to for lissett crops or giving employment opportunities to farmers and their families are but also to work with the government of afghanistan to restore the trust of the rural community into the government or and also to provide the security and that will give us the ability that is needed in order also to implementor and to this development projects and thank you very much thank you. now

politicians held in guantanamo a number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial do you know that your own government for six years has been telling every country in the world are innocent please take a quest for a better life that ended in incarceration the guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. troops on the streets as in barbara's military takes power confining president mugabe to his home in harare. thank you. and your intake of this is our zero live from london also coming up. lebanese prime minister saad hariri is invited to france the french president insists it's an act of friendship not political exile. groups warn hundreds of thousands of yemeni children are in danger of dying from malnutrition. and scientists have discovered a earth like planet eleven light years from our own which may be able to support life. hello zimbabwe's military has confined president robert mugabe to his home after taking control of the country soldiers are patrolling the capital harare and heavy gunfire and ex

held in guantanamo a number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial they had a paper that said they were. never talked or screamed would be beaten again a quest for a better life that ended in incarceration. of one tunnel no twenty two at this time on al jazeera. as lebanon calls for the return of its prime minister from saudi arabia but international warnings intensify about the risk of conflict in the region. i'm about this and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up refugees refusing to leave by an assignment by saturday or one they'll be forcibly removed. the head of the roman catholic church denounces nuclear weapons as he hosts an international conference on disarmament plus have just landed up with a note of our message is a wake up call for europe and gatherings of far right to nationalise from home and abroad threaten to taint poland's independence day celebrations. the u.s. has joined the u.n. and wading into lebanon's political crisis calling for stability after the shock re

guantanamo the number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial they have a paper that they were just. talking or scream would be beaten again a quest for a better life but ended in a concentration. of guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. the united states strongly backs lebanon's independence and warns other countries against using it in a larger proxy fight in the region. and i am jim i don't know this is sounds easier live from london also coming up new pictures emerged showing the squalid conditions of man a silent where refugees and i living without fresh water food a power. urgent warnings for help to end the blockade in yemen as millions of people face mass starvation. we are not going to let the united states speech taken advantage of anymore and tough talk from u.s. president donald trump two apec leaders meeting in vietnam. a warm welcome to the program the u.s. and france have intervened in lebanon's political crisis calling for stability in the country and saying they back prime mi

qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued for years without trial do you know that your own government for six years has been telling every country in the world are innocent please take a quest for a better life that ended in incarceration the guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. scenes of also jubilation in zimbabwe as the ruling zone appear party sucks robert mugabe as its leader. after thirty seven years in power a deadlines been set for him to resign as president or face impeachment with an announcement expected shortly on state television. watching al jazeera live from london also coming up. of foreign ministers arriving cari for an extraordinary me to discuss iran's alleged violations in the region is that a good luck trying now it is it would like a. simple but sebastian pinera may not need much luck billionaire businessman on track to win round one inch selection. we begin with the political turmoil in zimbabwe where an official changing of the god could be just hours away president robert mugabe's ruling party has sacked

from the taliban saying it had nothing to do with the taleban journalists have adrian been under increasing threat here in afghanistan two thousand and sixteen the deadliest year for them so far with thirteen journalists killed but a number of journalists have been killed as well this year two in a a suicide bomb attack in. the center of kabul to kill one hundred fifty people television stations though are often under serious threat the taleban have threatened one of the major t.v. stations here and there a ploy is travelling with a lot of security and a lot of caution journalists can be intimidated by strong men here they can be attacked by people especially in the provinces so journalists are very cautious here we're still waiting to see if anyone claims responsibility for this attack but of course right now it's still ongoing jonathan many thanks live in kabul ahead of that news conference that we're expecting from president trying we'll get a weather update next then. for refugees who are still lost inside that tension center. happy we'll be right back. by the skyline of asia

taliban detainees transferred u.s. forces in afghanistan have continued to grow for years without trial do you know that your own government for six years has been telling every country in the world are innocent things take our quest for a better life that ended in incarceration the guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. how ominous of a problem and or how with the headlines on al-jazeera a much anticipated speech by zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has failed to meet the expectations of those wanting him out mugabe ended a televised address to the nation without announcing his resignation instead will stay on for at least seven weeks out of the toss of a ports from harare zimbabwe is president robert mugabe insists he's not going to resign speaking from state house flanked by army generals he said he will be at his on the p.f. conference in december let congress a. few weeks from now preside over it. which must not be prepared. by any act calculated. well to compromise the outcome. of the public. the ruling party removed him as leader on sunday but he still as a part

between politicians held in guantanamo the number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial do you know that your own government for six years has been telling every country in the world are innocent please take a quest for a better life that ended in incarceration the guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. cambodia supreme court dissolves the main opposition party in what's being described as the death of democracy. 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 th

politicians held in guantanamo the number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial do you know that your own government for six years has been telling every country in the world are innocent please take a quest for a better life and indeed concentration of guantanamo twenty two at this time on al jazeera. lebanese prime minister saad hariri i know if i got it right yes i had it. why during that. time. sorry saudi arabian prince greater confrontation. hello i'm richard burton you're watching the listening post here are some of the media stories we're tracking this week a case of bad off the lebanese prime minister resigns while in saudi arabia and sends that message home via a saudi owned news channel the australian government is doing its best to keep the menace island refugees story under the radar but it's being leaked out by the refugees themselves via their mobile phones this is in baldwin military hijacks the state owned channel to tell viewers that what they are watching is not a coup and julian assange

al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan continue to grow for years without trial they have a paper that they were. told to scream would be beaten again the quest for a better life but ended in incarceration. for one tunnel no twenty two at this time on al-jazeera. i just did what i thought was the right day. and i don't try to stop the carnage in the texas church shooting speaks out as a small town of acton's. alone while they are live in my headquarters in doha with me as the pronto also ahead. of strategic patience is over a united front against north korea donald trump and japan's sions are they denounced pyongyang for the russian warning that all options are on the table lebanon's former prime minister be mates with saudi arabia's king solomon two days after he resigned leaked documents are real how this man donald trump's commerce secretary and other mega rich their money and offshore tax havens. at least twenty six people a day after a gunman opened fire at a church and texas the man who gave chase to the suspect is now speaking out he said he

guantanamo the number of al qaeda and taliban detainees transferred to u.s. forces in afghanistan has continued to grow for years without trial we have a paper to. talk or scream would be beaten again a quest for a better life but ended in a concentration. of guantanamo twenty two this time on al jazeera. take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera a powerful earthquake has killed at least the four hundred forty people in iran almost four thousand have been injured in the magnitude seven point three quake it was centered on the border between iran and iraq and cause widespread damage in both countries with tens of thousands of people forced out of their houses. president trump has been provoking anger in the philippines where he's meeting asian leaders protests at the assy and summit in manila say the u.s. president's aggressive rhetoric and posturing is stoking regional tensions. saudi arabia's mission to the united nations has announced the saudi led coalition will begin reopening some airports and seaports in yemen access to the ports of aden mccullough and maka will be reins

taliban. britain's prime minister theresa may has unveiled legislation specifying the date and time that country a will leave the european union and says bracks it will take place at eleven pm local time on the twenty ninth of march twenty ninth this is may says the move shows the government's determination to see the bracks it processed through. spain supreme court has released the speaker of castle in his disbanded parliament kamei a forecast for today. says she together with other former catalan officials was jailed on thursday on charges of sedition and rebellion following the catalan independence referendum in october. france's president paid a surprise visit to the saudi capital riyadh on the friday emmanuel a macro said he wanted to speak with crown prince mohamed bin salma about the saudi led war in yemen and saudi arabia's tensions with iran has previously blamed teheran for a missile attack that shiite rebels in in yemen launched against the saudi airport the conflict between saudi arabia and iran has also spilled over into lebanon accusations over the fate of that country's fo