saudi arabia, you can't. poland are hungry speaking about the e.u. members. i mean that that's a community look like a good idea. so i have tractor not invest some of your allies while conspicuously ostracizing. the advice is that really such a wise character had no idea. no, i don't. i'm not, i'm not going to defend. and so invite is there not a spokesperson from by us in atlanta, i'm saying what he has intended to do and his policy, or he's idea probably behind it is that he wants to create great here and in the west on pro-democratic camp. and as i said, of the beginning of a conversation as being betty freight relations and the drums as nato members and busy e.u. members, if you really deteriorate a lot so i can see by them wanting to give it a new push to make that coherence bring it about again of greater stability in transatlantic relations in these sort of friendly relationships. whether that's will be successful, whether the even bill be a substantive summit or whether it will be just small, a symbolic summit. and i have no idea. i assume they want t

it will not true saudi arabia into an enemy and no one would expect that. and the other hand, you know, not let the crown prince get away with the sort of character something about these women was present that it was in office together with president obama. they tell him that allowed saudi arabia to launch one of the most murderous, bloodiest wars there is, has still continuing right now. and i understand that, that there is a certain that resonance about the absolute horrific nature of that one killing. but under biden and obama, hundreds of thousands of such killings have been taking place. can you really put down this? so your ministry of their coverage of the wall of a human conducted for saudi arabia and of those who start to do it while obama was in power. and it's certainly this one. it's a black, the obama administration, the only one. i don't know, not saying that that's one of them, and i find that they didn't do anything about it. but biden was, of course, vice president. he did have an influence obama could if i say in the end he did possum's a

netanyahu, or at least israelis attempts to go to saudi arabia and, and form some kind of deal with mohamed bin. so man, the crown prince, in order to recognize israel that fell through and in american so far are speculating. and it seems to be that that fell through for a reason. and that's because president trump lost the presidency and, and the crown saudi crown prince is waiting to is holding fire because he's waiting for the new biden ministration. and he'll want to put recognition of israel into some kind of mix in order to get a better deal out of this iran deal, which he knows is coming down the pike and biden has already said he's going to try to return to it. so, you know, i think that there's going to be a lot of negotiating, both by america's allies, israel and saudi arabia, as well as by iran. and, and there's, we worry about china because china's been opening up relations with, with iran. china's not just sit around twiddling his thumbs in the last spring. iran was only exporting a few 100000 barrels of oil today. today. it's exporting 100000000 barrels a day, and that

would saudi arabia be one of those and does it support a global program like that? we would certainly be a party to, to that effort. and if any vaccine is developed, it's other events will also be made available to the entire world. and your country, tasting of the summit, hasn't been without control of a say 10 optional note, that women's empowerment feat says predominantly on the t 20 agenda. despite the fact that activists have spared had to campaign for women's right on languishing in jail facing trial, that's that quote. what's your response to the odds? the strides that have been made by saudi arabia over the past few years are impeccable and unprecedented. we have more opportunities for women economically for women in the workplace, in the field of education, in many aspects of common life in places of leadership, in government and in business. and it's got to be judged by the situation over a few individuals who have come across the law and have are being held under the procedures of the legal system. china is calling for a so-called. global follow will to c

consider the saudi arabia as a light maybe they would paper one side over the other inside saudi arabia. 6 activists. just from having. any and i believe that they will keep it's collating in syria. lebanon and iraq in order to. exhaust syria and you know. let's speak about around for a moment because he has hinted joe biden perhaps a softer approach regarding tehran right now is what iran one thing walked back into and you can simply because it isn't trump enough there's a new face at the helm do you think in iran. i don't believe that it will happen right away. from already did by escalating tension with iran and raising. the tension in order to get more concessions from it once they will at that i think where she has european allies. he would rely more on the europeans. i believe it would be closer to the europeans . and. russia. was what example. was blocked from. getting good relations with russia on this when the deflect attention in the middle east. in lebanon in a way maybe they were not. not. on the. sanctions on economic sanctions on iran but there was definitely on get the co

how is saudi arabia thing to deal with such, anita? well, i'm sure that we will be developing good, stronger relationship with mr. biden's ministration in the same manner that we have developed good as strong relations with tens of administrations before that we have declared that one sided ceasefire several times in yemen, talking about humanitarian situation and the threats of famine. all of that is happening in the territories controlled by the who sees because of the fact that they're getting and obstructing the delivery of international aid to the, to these affected areas. china is calling for a so-called global fire wall to come by the spread of carbon 19 and to allow cross border travel to recede. as part of the plan, president xi jinping has suggested a global system of q.r. codes. china has proposed a global mechanism for the meet recognition of health says if it's based on nucleic acid test results in the form of internationally accepted q.r. codes. we hope more countries will join this mechanism. china's been using q.r. code

and this happening as we hear netanyahu going to saudi arabia denied by the saudis, and to the blinken. this old obama era official being selected by joe biden to be the next secretary of state. so what i think 1st of all the main aim and this at the moment. and the main aim that netanyahu howard icing with these visit to saudi arabia kmiec m.b.'s, the crown prince, the 1st priority for.

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arabia today plays host to a virtual g. 20 summit representing most of the world economy. but while coronavirus will be at the top of the agenda, one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis, the one in yemen, the one armed to the teeth by britain despite the evidence of war crimes. joining me now is former british member of parliament and then reward reporter and unicef u.k. ambassador martin bell. martin, thanks so much for coming on. i know you're going on in your own capacity here today. begins the g. 20 summit. do you expect yemen to be brought up at the g 20 summit? i certainly do. there are many countries in which the powerful forces arguing against continuing to supply sophisticated systems to the saudi tend to coalition. there is a deep concern in many countries, including those in the u.k. about the role of the saudi led air force about attacks on civilians. and i think in the last 5 years since the war, they've been an average of one error, a 10 reach, 10 days in the targeting seems to be totally indiscriminate with schoolchildren, meaning kills a bus, a passage

so the world learned from the lesson of, of all saudi arabia is among countries pushing for affordable widespread vaccination to tackle the pandemic. my colleague saskia tele discussed the prospects of a job on the controversy surrounding riyadh's hosting of the g 20 summit with a saudi permanent representative to the un. you committed $500000000.00 to do that . and we also made addition contributions to the world health organization. and we will continue to, to help in the development in with the companies that are working again. but he says that is being made of a lot to me. a person also said in his summit speech that vaccines should be the property of all of humanity. and that russia is willing, and it's not fast time, it's not thought to provide countries in need without vaccines, without your way pippi one of those. and does it support a global program like that? we would certainly be a party to that effort. and if any vaccine is developed, it's other events will also be made available to the entire world. and your country, tasting of the summit, hasn't been without control of a

the license to continue to saudi arabia to conduct 2020 level massacres in yemen and i think that's the issue with amnesia it's not really amnesia it's actually consideration for the continuation of those old policies into the present you don't look at it you don't look at dresden you don't look at the soviet red army coming across a great gadget. these to dick you know defeat the nazis or don't look at all that because you need to have a self image of britain as the shining star you have to have the image of the united states is someone exceptional untainted by the not students of history that's because you want to continue your nasty policies in the present and back it it is something you manage darian liberal and beautiful that's the cause of so-called amnesia and it's something we need to you know talk about and explain that saying that i'm against this amnesia doesn't necessarily mean i want to denigrate you know you know and says still who died in some war somewhere not because they were the cause of benefited from it but because they were basically the foot soldiers well prod

arabia and i feel they have i'm that twice but they have more oil reserves than saudi arabia when i found that out i knew it was just a matter of time before the united states brought some democracy to their people and as a whistleblower as undermining president saying. well if if past is prologue i mean if we if we can look at the past joe biden lobs prosecuting whistleblowers they use the espionage act in the united states joe biden and barack obama to prosecute whistleblowers meaning people who are talking about blowing the whistle on crimes being committed by our government they prosecuted them as traitors to our country more than any other you administration in history and they tortured chelsea manning barack obama and joe biden tortured chelsea manning they ran a torture program that tortured a whistleblower so if you think those guys are going to uphold journalism you're nuts to me door thank you you're welcome. after the break do democrats deserve the votes of america's tired poor huddled masses we speak to a senior advisor to socialist presidential candidate senator bernie

i'm talking about saudi arabia. i'm talking about turkey. many of those allies are very, very difficult to manage even for the united states. how do you think joe biden approach to those countries should change if change at all? i think it is decades of experience on the world stage. and as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee gives him both the backgrounds and the perspective to be an effective leader of the free world. and i think you'll do that, you know, in a very responsible manner. and that he, his priority is to get the us recovered from the pen damage to get our economy strong again and to work locally for cooperation to address issues like climate change. that, that those are, those are his priorities. yes, of course always to support us values, human rights, democracy, the protection of minorities, of minorities, another and other groups. you know, those are the, his priorities are going to be aligned with traditional american values. ok. well, best of luck to him, definitely, and thank you very much for talking to us

remember of those who reviewed the arms trade between france and saudi arabia and weapons being used. i give the yemeni civilians and all of them got summoned by the government in order that if those who are listed, nobody cared about them until it became public it. so today to say is a step too far and that there is a risk for journalists joining this are already at the risk. you could take a look even in france, that 95 percent of the media production is owned by 7 billionaires a. and today, the french government, there is to say that any time a journalist wants to cover a public event or must seek permission from the government. this is not clued into that, but the new regime that the so-called a country of human rights. now on the other side of this, we know that before the history teaches sanyal, patty was pretty much, he was subjected to a hate campaign on social media. people knew what he lived, what he looked like, what his name was, the government said we need to protect public officials. so how are they supposed to do that if not through pieces of legislation like that? you

and this happening as we hear of netanyahu going to saudi arabia denied by the saudis, and to the blinken. this old obama era official being selected by joe biden to be the next secretary.

arabia, and eventually the palestinians, the palestinians, or the closest, the closest people living to israel. we have a lot of interaction with them. we have a lot of trade with a lot of, of business with them, and that's going to really be the basis for the, for the next agreements. so these kinds of things have boycotting there a thing of the past for many years countries wouldn't buy israeli products, wouldn't sell israelis, their products. and the world has really moved to kind of a borderless, borderless paradigm where people don't see any borders anyway. so why single out the only jewish state by saying we can't buy these products, it doesn't make sense that it is anti-semitic. well, thought me that your political and skip is changing a little bit that people wanting to see what happens if you take the rains. that was michel brought political analyst. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. police have detained at least 20 protesters in the armenian capital, in an ongoing wave of unrest over a peace agreement with the by john, demonstrators formed a human chain smoking s

arabia sophists and why we do that with russia. the 2nd is that we see a clear illegal 3rd party sanction by the us again, small stream to which connects russia and germany directly from natural gas. and now obviously to the money is used to justified is illegal sanctions. and to make pressure on the pipeline project. and that is not russian policy. that is anti-rational sentiment from the us and from parts of western europe. and suv of my position is let's separate it. and then if we go to this is as an isolated case, then of course we should also all the question that or that or a and in the room. we should share the information we should share the libertarian formation and findings. and that i'm very optimistic that we could find a solution. but what i see is that there are many people, especially in the west who don't want to, who don't want to find a solution. they want to play a game against russia. this new declaration of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons as a new step of escalation. and i, i didn't li

and they supported isis and al qaida, through turkey and saudi arabia and other regional allies. so there isn't an extraordinary amount of difference between trump and biden. we don't have great expectations, but it is possible that since by then sees himself as the office that have trump, just as trump saw himself as the opposite of obama, since he wants to be portrayed that way. biden may be more flexible, but at the same time, i have no doubt that biden is not going to condemn murder and assassination in iran, just as he never condemned the sanctions. the brutal sanctions that trump imposed upon the iran, which has led to the deaths of children, cancer patients, and people who could not find necessary medicine in this country over the past 2 years, no one in the democratic party and damned these violations against human rights. these cross violations against human rights. so there may be a connection, but again, there's no necessarily, but i should add one final point to bet. it's interesting that whenever a spy is that arrested in iran or a terrorist is arrested in iran, imme

the accounting tricks of stock buybacks in money printing their lives and in saudi arabia. we see a brilliant example of what happens when a country decides to go into financialization, instead of let's say, diversifying into actual productive economic activity. while comeback. now washer is accusing western powers of on mission a mass disinflation campaign of the alleged poisoning of opposition figures. the claim came out during day one of the annual conference of the global chemical weapons watchdog known as the i which 56 nations demanded on says for most co has all teens people of russia has accused the o.p.c. w. of politicizing the investigation into what happened to alexei novelli, russia says that the hague based chemical weapons watchdog, is serving the agenda of all the nations. instead of trying to look into what had happened, germany and its allies resorted to megaphone diplomacy. unleashed a mass disinflation campaign against russia and started to demand some independent, international investigations. under the auspices of the o.p.c. w., $56.00 o, p. c, w. membe

arabia in syria which led to the murder of many innocent people including iranians so. while we're. back to trying but i think the elites in iran sorry to interrupt you i came back to trunk was about 14 and counting it think this is why it's because they're very premature on say. the stakes back they'll be a reaction from either side supporters to these comments well again it remains to be seen because when we look at the media in the united states it's so deeply divided it's as if they're speaking about 2 different worlds . when you look at m s n b c or c.n.n. or the new york times and you compare it to breitbart or fox news they're they're providing their viewers with completely opposite information of course when it comes to foreign policy countries like iran they present the same sort of fake news but when it comes to their own country the 2 sort of the 2 sides of the media are depicting 2 completely different narratives and that is of course very dangerous because trump supporters believe that the other side is absolute evil and i've been supporters believe that tr

arabia if they don't and their war with yemen so that's perhaps a change of pace will suddenly i think off to donald trump anything will seem a bit and also be interesting to see all to see one thing that drew a lot of people to jump in the fast pace was that he went out he was committed he wanted want to be the global policeman anymore he wanted to be all about america fast and what was quite interesting is that in the speech that he made at the white house about 2 days ago when he said that i've i think on the legal fights i've won but once you picked up on that was that he said the republican party has become the party of the waka. waka you know so we're not supported by big tech fonts the democrats i'm representing the average joe in the rural areas in the cities and it's actually quite interesting to see how the republicans picked up a lot of ground in quite surprising places this election yeah i thought so as well i right heard that exact same speech and i was very surprised when i heard him say that because you know conventionally you would think the more leftist party would be

well it depends on who you are talking to if you are talking to the gulf countries mainly saudi arabia united arab emirates egypt definitely these middle eastern countries would like to see trump in the white house for another 4 years for a simple reason one thing is that these gulf countries see iran as the number one threat to their national security and they've believed that the republican doing on time would do a much better job in confronting iran and its. proxies in the region and 2nd that we all know that the u.s. on the presidency of donald trump went after qassam soleimani the head of our could sprigg aid in the iranian revolutionary guard but if you are asking the palestinian leadership the palestinian people they would definitely like to see joe biden the definitely would like do not like to see donald trump again in the white house on the presidency for one simple reason the do not trump dean of the century is a way to try to leak with date the palestinian cause and liquidate palestinian rights by giving israel a green light to a nix of about 30 percent of the palestinian w

the accounting tricks of stock buybacks and money printing their lives and in saudi arabia. we see a brilliant example of what happens when a country decides to go into financialization, instead of let's say, diversifying into actual productive economic activity. i think one of the worst things as a kid is what you want to do. it's not what you want to do. it's why do you do the things you do? you could design a life that is focused on your watch being aware of work as a way of expression. people ask me what motivates me every day and i look, i'm just being me. i started my company because it was an expression of myself. i am just painting on a canvas, but i think if we can teach them that think of their work and their life as a place to express themselves and then dream of what they see themselves becoming. that strategic mistake makes you think more long term rather than the short term want. athletes are told to picture making the shot before they take the shot. and i think that the same thing is true for the rest of us. we have to picture what our goal is, is looking like

arabia if he becomes president and they can and they continue their war with yemen so perhaps we're looking at something a little bit more middle of the road you know what many are saying that it might very well be a continuation of what was happening on. trumpeted office such a different perspective when really he went out and he said this is all about america you know we've got to stop getting into this what's new is that everybody's going to stop getting into. he's expensive who is going to bring back time when he really has massively limited on the ground in iraq and afghanistan and that's why he was overwhelmingly supported by the military of course you know they quite rightly say the job is not actually. to defend that country you know i also think one thing that we could really quickly talk about is climate change you know the 2 have every differing stone says you know on how they envisage the environment let's not forget you know trump's out that saying that climate change is a hoax. that he as a result he pulled out of the 2015 climate and. he is an opponent of the green ne