rashi's musical pioneer. uses to be silent in spite of the endless cycles of violence.
through his school for young girls learn the craft of music and the arts of emancipation.
pakistanis in. a witness documentary this time on al-jazeera. north korea says it will
restore a communication hotline with the south. i'm sam is a dam this is al jazeera live from
dollhouse coming up donald trump threatens to count off u.s.
aid to the palestinians saying they're no longer willing to talk peace. pakistan denies
u.s. claims it's not doing enough to fight terrorism as washington pulls a quarter of
a billion dollars of aid. and closing the door on open borders countries in europe shang
in zone refused to give up passport checks. for the first time in almost a year north
korea says it will reopen communications inside the demilitarized zone with south korea the
gesture is a prelude to talks scheduled for tuesday between the two rivals. north korea's
leader kim jong un has given an order to open the panmunjom hotline between the north and
south from three pm on january third to contact south korea regarding the right time for talks
and sending a delegation to the peeling chuang winter olympics. we need to keep back in south
korea's government welcomes north korea's response to yesterday's offer to restore the
public communication channel who would discuss practical affairs regarding yesterday's offer
to hold south and north korea talks. graham on webb is a research fellow at the rajaratnam
school of international studies in singapore joins us live from there good to have you
with us so first of all do you see this as a new beginning in relations between the south
and north potentially. possibly i think there's a lot of hawk in the ear of the new foreign
hawk is a warranted one because we've had a very difficult year and twenty seventy with
no regulus not being from the north koreans of any offering of olive branch or sorry towards
the other side and now we've seen a letting up until things have happened very quickly
and clearly boresight are
trying to capitalize on europe on the opportunity to try and set up the best possible stage
in order for them to talk to each other but does any of this mean that there will be negotiations
or the north will be willing to compromise on its nuclear weapons program very unlikely
i think we need to have a very modest expectation of what's in store for the upcoming dialogue
next week it's going to be very focused very narrow and very mediocre so to speak centered
around north korea's intention to send an athletic delegation to the twenty eight in
winter games in february and i think that is a modest yet law hanging fruit that both
sides should true on right now if they can get that right i'm quite certain that they
can get the bigger things right along the way so this is really a moment to sort of
secure this foothold talking to each other agreeing on something and getting something
tangible done which is has dividends on cultural on
a cultural social level between will science some analysts have said north korea's intention
in doing all of this is simply to drive a wedge between south korea and the us any sign
do you see that that might actually happen that maybe divergence between the policies
of the us and the south koreans. i think is that there's a grand design behind kim jong
un's. publication of initiatives toward ceasar i think it's it is quite clear that he is
trying to drive a wedge between board sites what he is very likely trying to do is to
soften the south and to. cleave off the solve south korea from the americans. really because
it is still foreseeable that north korea will want to carry on testing its nuclear weapons
development program is still unfinished despite what
kim jong un has said previous the completeness of that program and i think they will want
to have the south koreans are on their side in order to sort of provide an apology or
sorts should north korea resume testing and to buttress any prospect of preemption from
the americans you said earlier that if all goes well at this stage they could move on
to bigger things i simply mean the nuclear issue what would the starting point be for
negotiations were would it be where they were you know years ago the idea of completely
shutting down nuclear activities in return for food. well this is where things get very
difficult and once again are all of us serving the course of events have to manage our expectations
i think i think south korea despite holding on to its firm position and hope of didn't
do it didn't arise the asian is quite pragmatic regarding the fact that north korea is
most unlikely to denuclearize its anytime in the future that it's going to hold on to
its nuclear weapons and i think the next best thing that one can sort of focus on is to
control the political nuclear weapons from the north having crossed the threshold so
i think the the the content of the of any in soon conversations between or not in the
south is going to be quite different going forward it's going to be about crazy it's
really about arms control and trying to get north korea to behave itself and not to play
for it and build an excessive nuclear arsenal or i got to get your thoughts on that graham
on web of the u.s. president dan trump is threatening to cut aid to the palestinian
authority saying it's no longer willing to talk peace last month he angered palestinians
by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital trump tweeted that the u.s. pays millions
of dollars of aid to the palestinian authority but gets no respect he
suggested cutting off future payments because it's been no peace talks with israel . and
washington is also threatening to cut off funding to the u.n. agency helping palestinian
refugees according to the united nations relief and works agency more than one point five
million people live in fifty eight recognized palestinian refugee camps in jordan lebanon
the gaza strip and why spanking clued in occupied east jerusalem with the us is one of the main
contributors to the un's relief agency for palestinian refugees the agency runs education
health and social programs and gave almost three hundred seventy million dollars in two
thousand and sixteen washington donates almost thirty percent of its overall funding to the
un's relief agency the u.s. says it intends to withhold more than two hundred fifty million
dollars of aid to pakistan the decision comes after the u.s. president again accused the
country of being a safe haven for terrorists rather than jordan has more from washington
d.c.
. the u.s. president doll tromped used his first tweet of two thousand and eighteen to
attack the pakistani government accuse the pakistanis of not doing enough to crack down
on groups such as the hunt khan the network or the talabani say these groups are destabilizing
not just pockets but also afghanistan to the west on tuesday the u.s. ambassador to the
united nations nikki haley made it plain that the u.s. president simply wasn't tweeting
eldred her in her words nikki haley said there are real concerns with what is a lot of bodies
dealing to fight but the u.s. calls terrorism pakistan had played a double game for years
they work with us at times and they also harbored a terrorist attack our troops in afghanistan
that game is not acceptable to this administration we expect far more cooperation from pakistan
in the fight against
terrorism in addition the state department spokesperson heather nauert told reporters
on tuesday that pakistan knows what it needs to do in order to make the region safer and
she said without going into too many details that it definitely means trying to crack down
on these groups that are doing stabilizing the region and she said that islamic bonds
complaints simply aren't going anywhere now pakistan is rejecting the u.s. on a geisha
as its envoy to the un told al jazeera we have contributed and sacrificed the most in
fighting international terrorism and carried out the largest counterterrorism operation
anywhere in the world us spokes persons should not shift the blame for their own mistakes
and failures on to all those. well they went on to say pakistan's cooperation is not based
on any consideration of aid but on our national interests and principles was offered just
palace an analyst on pakistan a professor of international relations at the university
joins us live from
islamabad good to have you with us first of all how this kind of two hundred fifty five
million dollars one hundred million dollars impact the pakistani military because it's
military aid. i think it will be going to affect. operation against the terrorists which
are you can see hiding on both side of the park started of understand bordeaux apart
from that it's really not having a direct impact on the pakistani armed forces because
this fund is meant for battle is that what we call it legion support for and so definitely
it has an impact on the war on terrorism exercises with pakistan is conducting in the meanwhile
the military operations will pakistan always seeing a trend already some might say with
the action taken yesterday against. links charities where we see more indications perhaps
of islamabad trying to take steps
to appease washington's concerns even despite the public sort of rhetoric defiant rhetoric
from islamabad. i think that i guess half of save them and then is organization whatever
the park star has been taking the action it out of very much consideration of pakistan's
own internal security it has nothing to do to appease united states ought to appease
india higher but it will be having a soothing impact on the americans but the americans
are not asking about the hospice practically they are asking about the how can you network
with pakistan is denying that carly network i mean the from the taliban fighting all good
that it does not possess any safe haven in pakistan because since yesterday our before
yesterday if you see pakistan has once again to be treated is that there is no see if i
haven't thought of anyone as i understand that so my question is despite that sort of
public position will we see pakistan perhaps try and take steps whether
it's against the how can the network or the taliban i'm sure you're aware of the well
publicized claims of links between the pakistani intelligence service i.s.i. and some of those
groups my mentions. let me here submit that since one year buck standard americans perception
on the mortalities on of understand have been working americans have been alleging or they
were asking about do more in pakistan know became frustrated all you can see start saying
no more we have to not forget here it's not only a one star carly network there are bigger
game which we call it alignment in the international politics and pakistan is drifting towards
euro ition alliances like china and that is not acceptable to the american if you recall
two thousand same two national security strategy which was released by the driver in a speech
on the agent december two thousand same thing that indie kids balance of
power would that indicate stand as a period of skewed to complete data whereas pakistan
is against trenton i think that since one year pakistan has been preparing to respond
or to build this kind of a burden that's why in pakistan if you see public uproar it is
one side but on the other side of the garment the armed forces are under pressure because
no one was willing to go home and is likely to turn in because of peace america pakistan
still receives hundreds of millions of dollars of aid from the u.s. although there's been
this cut do you see a situation which pakistan could completely shift its alliances and dependency
on other countries. i think that it has been already shifted but stance economic dependencies
on the other countries because they have no more providing substantial economic aid whatever
they were providing pakistani government stances that they were providing as a call your sport
fund here we do not forget americans they're using box start as
a transit they're using pakistan's road network they're using pakistan to relive a network
they were using pakistan's port and now the pakistanis are taking a public has a big demand
that there's a need to share the details of this fun and it is what we have charged them
because we were not given charging them anything else good to get your analysis on that is
often just. still ahead on al-jazeera. we don't get ahead of sanctions but that is one
tool kit. the u.s. considers action against iran for its handling of antigovernment protests
and the daily struggles of people in gaza told through cartoon characters.
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will come back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines for the first
time in almost a year north korea says it will reopen communications inside the demilitarized
zone with south korea gesture as a prelude to talks scheduled for tuesday between the
two rivals washington is threatening to cut off funding to the u.n. agency helping palestinian
refugees on twitter president dan trump said the u.s. received no appreciation or respects
in return for its aid. the u.s. says it intends to withhold more than two hundred fifty million
dollars of aid to pakistan follows president trumps accusation the country is a safe haven
for terrorists like stan says the u.s. should not shift the blame for its own mistakes and
security failures. meanwhile
the u.s. has called for an emergency session of the u.n. security council to discuss the
protests in iran the iranian supreme leader has blamed external enemies for six days of
violence in which twenty one protesters and a police officer have dived now we're looking
at pictures coming in from various parts of iran what we're looking at right now is the
images being put forward by the government of pro government demonstrations these are
demonstrators coming out to express their support for the government and the system
of government their big security operation is still in force in several cities where
there are anti-government protests though mike hanna has the latest from u.n. headquarters
in new york. ambassador nikki haley called a briefing to outline u.s. priorities at the
united nations in this new year and top of her list the situation
in iran if the arraign in dictatorships history is any guide we can expect more outrageous
abuses in the days to come the un must speak out in the days ahead we will be calling for
an emergency session both here in new york and at the human rights council in geneva
we must not be silent the people of iran are crying out for freedom our freedom loving
people must stand with their cars this echoing sentiments expressed by president trump earlier
who said in a tweet the people of iran are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt
iranian regime all of the money that president obama so foolishly gave them went into terrorism
and into their pockets the people have little food big inflation and no human rights the
us is watching. this little evidence in the streets of tehran of the turmoil evident in
some other parts of the country but there are deep
concerns expressed about the rise in food prices. and drop in employment i mean john
the car i'm working but in this society i'm always stressed about the possibility of getting
fired the next day always being worried about my job my family the security of my family
the main problems people are grappling with are their security the economy and their livelihood
ammonia das and there are some who are poor and cannot make ends meet what should they
do life is really difficult we have tenants i have a daughter and some both at school
the high prices that really put me under pressure at home iran's supreme leader has broken his
silence on the protests accusing iran's enemies of responsibility montazeri accords the enemy
is waiting for an opportunity for a crack three which it can infiltrate to look at the
recent events all those who are at odds with the islamic republic have used various means
including money weapons politics and intelligence apparatus to create problems for the islamic
system the islamic republic and the islamic revolution. news agency portage reveals ongoing
protest in a number of regions hundreds are reported to be in arrested and demonstrators
continue to defy an attempted government blackout of social media back at the united nations
the new president of the security council has confirmed the u.s. has been in contact
and discussions are ongoing but it's not clear at this stage whether the u.s. appetite for
a formal meeting is shared by the wrist of security council members some may be reluctant
to intervene in what they would regard as an internal domestic dispute my kind of al-jazeera
united nations now the u.s. state department says it's considering further action against
iran due to the unrest. we don't get ahead of sanctions but that is one tool kit
a couple things that we have in a very bright and wide toolkit so there are a range of options
that we certainly have going forward and that's why i say we are watching reports very carefully
of any potential human rights abuses of these protesters who are protesting peacefully iran's
foreign minister is hit back at president transfer remarks telling the u.s. to stay
out of iran's affairs. tweeted iran's security and stability depends on its own people who
are like the peoples of trans regional b f f saw best friends forever have the right
to vote and to protest these hard earned rights will be protected and if the traitors will
not be allowed to sabotage them through violence and destruction israel has given illegal african
immigrants three months to leave the country or face imprisonment those who leave during
that period will be given plane tickets and three and a half thousand dollars rights groups
have condemned the decision saying it puts people's lives in danger tens of thousands
of people and it israel before it builds
a fence along its border with egypt. egypt has extended its state of emergency for another
three months the decision follows two attacks against coptic christians in the district
south of cairo on friday egypt's first imposed a state of emergency in april after two church
bombings killed at least forty five people. the opposition in honduras is calling for
a month of protests ahead of the president's inauguration on january the twenty seventh
in december one orlando hernandez was declared the winner after a tight runoff election but
opposition candidate salvatore no solace says he won the organization of american states
says there were irregularities and it's calling for a new vote. you know the electoral officials
have to respect my victory if they don't then the people will respect my victory. is i don't
ignore gratian day on january twenty seventh the popular will come to pass regardless of
what they
want to say. uganda's president has signed a bill removing the presidential age live
from the constitution the new law allows seventy three year old need to run for election again
in two thousand and twenty one critics say the bill is his attempt to cling to power
has been in office since one thousand nine hundred six. border checks within europe's
passport free shang end zone are continuing despite rules allowing certain restrictions
coming to an end it's two years since the peak of the refugee crisis but some countries
say security remains an issue poor research reports from one of the busiest crossing points
between denmark and sweden. from an open border for refugees to a closed border for anyone
not carrying a passport or a swedish identity card sweden's policy on opening its gates
to asylum seekers during the crisis of twenty fifteen is long gone. but police checks on
the train
from denmark don't seem to be going anywhere soon the sun bridge between copenhagen . was
the main entry point for more than a hundred sixty thousand people who applied for asylum
in sweden in twenty fifteen that flow has now dried up on the law allowing restrictions
has expired but sweden is one of the countries citing security as a reason for the controls
to continue. the closure of the balkan routes has led to a huge drop in the number of refugees
arriving in europe yet sweden france germany austria norway and denmark have all continued
to impose controls on that front he is. those restrictions legally expired on november the
twelfth on the article twenty nine of the schengen borders code but article twenty five
allows the countries to extend them for six months if they claim serious threats to public
order or internal security. danes and swedes had previously been encouraged to see a newly
branded rescind region as a place in which they could freely commute between the countries
they say the increases in their journey times are unjustified this is mainly. for show internal
politics they're worried citizens are worried here in sweden about the mass influx of immigrants
trying to show that they're doing something and reality this nothing happens here this
is. yeah almost a circus a waste of time journeys of thousands of kilometers from the middle
east and africa how finally ended here in recent is the question of whether free movement
in the schengen zone can ever begin again is still in the. whole race al-jazeera.
president's authority has been temporarily taken away because he's refusing to endorse
new ministers. present to go to the other one says the candidates put forward by the
mainly pro western government are incompetent and linked to a financial scandal it's the
second time in three months moldova's constitutional court has suspended the president's powers.
business is in the gaza strip have been struggling under an israeli blockade for a long time
many are barely able to keep running some of been forced to close because they don't
have enough supplies now a new cartoon by an israeli rights group shows the reality
facing one business welcome web reports from gaza. a girl called nor buys an ice cream
and wins a ticket to visit a sweet factory. hey you. know louder. yet was known as a fictional
character in an animation made by an israeli rights group but the
factory and its owner mohammed tell bonnie a real and so are the many problems operating
under the blockade of gaza by israel in egypt. no discovers them as mohammed shows have around
starting with a power cut electricity is off most of the time in gaza during my visit mohammed
explained that since the siege began ten years ago most of his production lines are closed
most of the time. he didn't want to fire any of his four hundred staff their families depend
on the wages to employees had their hours cut instead. because the animation also shows
us the machinery they use has problems to israeli authorities restrict the import of
anything they say could be used to make weapons the packaging is meant to be done or some
icici by this machine needs a spare parts and he that's not been allowed in this machine
but the cream filling
in biscuits needs i guess technicians to come here and service it in order to come this
whole production line being down before you know some of the equipment needs to be sent
to germany for servicing and that's not allowed either. the mohammed doesn't believe the restrictions
a just for security reasons it's there is that. this is. the scope but that's. the make
the people is that this because that. israel's military assault on gaza has conflicts with
hamas haven't helped either three years ago when she was hit by an israeli rocket. mohammed
gets the sweet factory to know that as she sees its problems becomes a story of shattered
dreams. the rights group that made it says it aim to inform people but also challenge
stereotypes we wanted to be able to tell the story of restrictions on the gaza strip and
do it in
a creative way so that we could attract new audiences and open people's eyes to the fact
that there is a different reality inside of the gaza strip than the one they normally
hear business is also being hurt by israeli restrictions on exports mohammed says trade
won't pick up in less the siege and at the end of the film makes everything right with
her imagination in reality things so simple and gas industries are still crippled. al
jazeera in the gaza strip. and time to take you through some of the headlines now for
the first time in almost a year north korea says it will reopen communications inside
the demilitarized zone with south korea the gesture is a prelude to talks that are scheduled
for tuesday between the two rivals. north korea's leader kim jong un has given an order
to open the panmunjom hotline
between the north and south from three pm on january third to contact south korea regarding
the right time for talks and sending a delegation to the peeling chuang winter olympics. or
do we reach a gay park in south korea's government welcomes north korea's response to yesterday's
offer to restore the public communication channel who would discuss practical affairs
regarding yesterday's offer to hold south and north korea talks. u.s. president donald
trump is threatening to cut off funding to the palestinian authority saying it's not
interested in talking peace on twitter trump said the u.s. received no appreciation or
respect in return for its eight last month he angered palestinians by recognizing jerusalem
as israel's capital the u.s. says it intends to withhold more than two hundred fifty million
dollars of aid to pakistan two it follows the u.s. president's accusation the country
is a safe haven for terrorists pakistan says the u.s.
should not shift blame for its own mistakes and security failures tens of thousands of
government supporters are rallying across iran is the first major show of support after
the six days of demonstrations against the regime are gathering in at least four cities
to condemn the recent unrest in which at least twenty one people were killed the opposition
in honduras is calling for a month of protest ahead of the president's inauguration on january
twenty seventh december one orlando hernandez was declared the winner of a tight runoff
election but opposition candidate salvador nasrallah says he won the organization of
american states says there were irregularities and it's calling for a new vote uganda's president
has signed a bill removing the presidential age limit from the constitution the new law
allows seventy three year old to wear the most severe need to run for election again
in two thousand and twenty one critics say the bill is his attempt to cling on to power
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