A new conflict. In one corner iran still prickly despite its landmark nuclear deal with the International Community and the western forces remain strong in the shiite republic and it continues to support radical islamic movements across the region. In the other corner an increasingly our society of saudi arabia encouraged by president trumps visit last may to expand its regional influence its always. On his first trip to the middle east donald trump essentially gave the saudi leadership complete freedom to do whatever it wants as long as that serves u. S. Interests that has fueled tensions in the confrontation between saudi arabia and iran. Its. One battleground in this regional rivalry is yemen with iran supporting who three rebels fighting the countrys sunni government which is backed by saudi arabia. A pro rebel t. V. Station showed images of
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funded channel russia today said it would comply with a u.s. demand for foreign agent registration u.s. intelligence alleges that the channel was used to interfere in the presidential election. afghan officials say one policeman has been killed and two wounded in a suicide car bombing that targeted a police compound they say a single bomber caused the blast in the southern helmand province no group has claimed responsibility. more than five hundred asylum seekers remain stranded in a decommissioned australian migrant camp and pop by new guinea the camp was officially closed on october thirty first and power food and water have been cut off most of the camp s residents have refused to relocate because of concerns for their safety and threats they say they ve received from local residents. now with all the insecurity are surrounding briggs said the british economy is
seem to be to some extent changing their positions to some extent don t seem to take a very decisive stance anywhere in the region and therefore new powers including the regional powers are setting themselves in a much stronger way of freitag i think we i think will scratch the surface over an extremely large and complicated situation i thank you for guiding us through it thank you you thank. now let s take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world afghan officials say one policeman has been killed and two burdett in a suicide car bombing targeted a police car as a single bomb of course the blast and they started helmand province the group has claimed responsibility but helmand is in town about heartland. of the five hundred asylum seekers remain stranded in a decommissioned australian migrant camp in papua new guinea he has officially closed on the thirty first of october power food and water cut off however most of the camps residents have refused to relocate b
catalan independence referendum in october. more than five hundred asylum seekers remain stranded in a decommissioned australian migrant camp in papua new guinea the camp has been cut off from power food and water that was officially declared closed on october thirty first but most of the camp residents have refused to revoke a fifty fifty concerns and threats from local residents. in the middle east tension between saudi arabia and iran is roiling the region and president among us has paid a surprise visit to riyadh on friday he said that he wanted to speak with crown prince mohammed. been samana about the saudi led war in yemen and its tension with iran the crown has earlier said that he blamed tehran for a missile that shiite rebels in yemen launched at a saudi airport the conflict between saudi arabia and iran has also spilled over into lebanon accusations over the fate of lebanon s former prime minister threaten
a single bomb of course the blast in the southern helmand 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 mo