, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray, or elsewhere in ethiopia. been strained in recent years. the un alleged that food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. prof alex de waal, an expert in the region, and an executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian aid agencies has become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, the famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordinates humanitarian assistance says the funding currently available is insufficient but that resources are channelled to the most urgent life—saving response. if you'd like to read more about the story, head to the bbc news websi

when the to cry war began, there were just 5 cover in ethiopia. ready ready ready then was that crisis like pro college, we start receiving a more ad traffic, the kids hate speech and is had to laugh. i laugh, i exempted to put in my chair now opinion about that. i the tribes that the item, the groups maybe to begin to be changed out of a particular place to be bind to the deluxe will be at least that fussy, go, get bracky done. narrowly escapes the war. she fled to nairobi where she was grateful to find work as a content moderator at some a source. but soon enough, the war caught up with her and her new job. the thing is, when i talk about them, i will have flashbacks. and i don't want to have flashbacks cuz it will make me motional are you? so i just to try it out. so, you know, imagine what i saw. but basically it's just the worst thing that you can imagine. content is pre screened by a computer algorithm. but a human being ultimately decides what gets deleted. critics have repeatedly called for the improvement of moderators working conditions.

ethiopia. then there is ethiopia, a nation that's close to my heart for many reasons. the human suffering happening there is heartbreaking. instead of focusing on the importance of creating lasting friendships with the ethiopian people, some in the united states government look for ways to punish them. 19 of my african visits have included ethiopia where i have watched firsthand the economic transformation that occurred. their middle class is growing, and they have become a regional superpower. they are a good friend of the united states of america. their military is professional, capable, and they are punching above their weight in the war against terrorism that continues to plague the continent. they promote regional peace and security by being one of the top troop contributors to the united nations when they are called upon. hopefully, we can find ways to grow this friendship, ethiopian friendship. then there is the zegita marie. now, many of you already know i have an adopted granddaughter who was born in ethiopia. her name is zegita marie. we call her "the z girl.

i remember on that day in is up by ethiopia and lamini zuma, the then chairman of the organization of african of the african union, writing and reading an imaginary letter to rumama. i will not remember the words exactly, but i'll remember it in substance, and in substance you will say, by the year 2063 we african. recognize that we may have lost the last 50 years of our independence, we will not lose the next 50 years of our independence, i'm adding few things in order to make it relevant. but she was saying e for in the year 2063 africa will be different, there will be an electric rail running from addis ababa in ethiopia to dakai, senegal. in the year 2063, africa will be feeding herself and the bread basket of africa will be zimbabwe in southern africa, the democratic republic of congo, africa will be making her own furniture and we will do so in a sustainable. with the equatorial forests of congo being the source of our product, i will remember in those in those years to come, what you now see as the sahara desert will have been greened, africa will be covered in forest, the demo

when the dry war began, there were just 5 cover in ethiopia. ready ready ready then was that crisis like pro college, we start receiving more ad traffic, the kids hate speech and is, is a if you laugh, i laugh. i exempted to put in my chair now opinion about that. i the tribes that the item, the groups maybe to begin to be changed out of a particular place to be bind to the deluxe. to be at least that fussy, go, get bracky done. narrowly escapes the war. she fled to nairobi where she was grateful to find work as a content moderator at some a source. but soon enough, the war caught up with her and her new job. the thing is, when i talk about them, i will have flashbacks. and i don't want to have flashbacks cuz it will make me motional are so i just i try not so, you know, imagine what i saw. but basically it's just the worst thing that you can imagine. content is pre screened by a computer algorithm. but a human being ultimately decides what gets deleted. critics have repeatedly called for the improvement of moderators working conditions. one su

when that took right war began, there were just 5 covering ethiopia. ready ready ready then was the crisis protocol, we start receiving a more ad traffic, the kids hate speech and if you laugh, i laugh, i exempted to put in my chair now opinion about that i the tribes. so the item, the groups maybe to begin to be changed out of a particular place to be bind to the deluxe to be at least that fussy, go, get bracky done. narrowly escapes the war. she fled to nairobi where she was grateful to find work as a content moderator at some a source. but soon enough, the war caught up with her and her new job. the thing is, when i talk about them, i will have flashbacks. and i don't want to have flashbacks cuz it will make me motional are you? so i just try not so you know, imagine what i saw. but basically it's just the worst thing that you can imagine. content is pre screened by a computer algorithm. but a human being ultimately decides what gets deleted. the critics have repeatedly called for the improvement of moderators working conditions. one such critic is

, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray or elsewhere in ethiopia.t and aid agencies have been strained in recent years. the un alleged that food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly "only" 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. professor alex de waal, an expert in the region and executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian agencies have become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, that famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordinates humanitarian assistance says the funding currently available is insufficient, but that resources are channelled to the most urgent, life—saving response. if you'd like to read more about this s

, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray, or elsewhere in ethiopia.food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. prof alex de waal, an expert in the region, and an executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian aid agencies has become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, the famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordinates humanitarian assistance says the funding currently available is insufficient but that resources are channelled to the most urgent life—saving response. if you'd like to read more about the story, head to the bbc news website. let's turn to some other important news around t

, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray or elsewhere in ethiopia.nt years. the un alleged that food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly "only" 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. professor alex de waal, an expert in the region and executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian agencies have become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, that famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordinates humanitarian assistance says the funding currently available is insufficient, but that resources are channelled to the most urgent, life—saving response. if you'd like to read more about this story, head to the bbc news website. let's tur

, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray or elsewhere in ethiopia.igray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly "only" a00 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. professor alex de waal, an expert in the region and executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian agencies have become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, that famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordinates humanitarian assistance says the funding currently available is insufficient, but that resources are channelled to the most urgent, life—saving response. if you'd like to read more about this story, head to the bbc news website. after an almost a0—year campaign, a stunning but little—known uk landscape has be

, there are no looming dangers of famine and starvation in tigray or elsewhere in ethiopia. aid agencies have been strained in recent years. the un alleged that food aid was being blocked from reaching tigray during the conflict, and in february, ethiopia's ombudsman said nearly "only" 400 people died from hunger in the country, including tigray. however, prime minister abiy ahmed dismissed these reports and told lawmakers at the time there are no people dying due to hunger in ethiopia. professor alex de waal, an expert in the region and executive director of the world peace foundation, says too little attention is being paid to the crisis. humanitarian agencies have become averse to controversy. in their funding appeals, they are less likely to draw attention to the fact that starvation is a crime, that famines are inflicted by ruthless governments. the un body that co—ordinates humanitarian assistance says the funding currently available is insufficient, but that resources are channelled to the most urgent, life—saving response. if you'd like to read more about this story,

this is one of the major rivers in northern ethiopia.flash flood while they were crossing the river, and then the boat capsized and they drowned. so far, the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retrieve their bodies from the river, while seven others were rescued, and they were hoping for more people to swim to safety on the banks of the river, but there are still several people remaining missing and the there is a high possibility of them being presumed dead. so that's what we know so far. let's return to one of our main stories today — the olympics. we have seen swimming, mountain biking, skateboarding and tennis. the british player andy murray is currently on court the two—time olympic champion is playing what he said will be his last ever tournament. it was looking like it could be his last ever match as well, having lost the first set, but i can tell you they are now in a tie—break in the second set. he is playing in the japanese pair. let's get more from paris from my colleague

media access to northern ethiopia is heavily restricted by authorities. fano. our reporter kalkidan yibeltal has been following the story and he gave this update from ethiopia's capital, addis ababa. here is what we know so far. as you said, there is little access to media organisations that to media organisations so the information is coming out slowly, but what we managed to find from local authorities so far is at least 26 people were travelling using a wooden boat and they were travelling from one village to another and they were crossing over the tekeze river, one of the major rivers in northern ethiopia. it happened that there was a flash flood when they were crossing the river and the boat capsized and they drowned. so far the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retrieve their bodies from the river, but seven others were rescued and they were hoping for more people to swim to safety on the banks of the river, but there are still several people who remain missing. there is a high possibility of t

this is one of the major rivers in northern ethiopia.flood while they were crossing the river. and then the the boat capsized and they drowned. so far, the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retrieve their body from the river. but while seven others were rescued, and they're hoping they were hoping for more people to swim to safety on the banks of the river. but there are still several people remaining missing. and, uh, there is a high possibility of them being, uh, presumed dead. so that's what we know so far. the region is one of great political instability, isn't it?— instability, isn't it? yes, definitely. _ instability, isn't it? yes, definitely. since - instability, isn't it? yes, definitely. since august | instability, isn't it? yes, - definitely. since august last year, there have been conflicts between local militias in the government and in fact, because of that ongoing conflict, the government was forced to declare a state of emergency for ten months. they only lifted that

when the dry war began, there were just 5 covering ethiopia. ringback ready ready ready then why is that crisis that protocol, if we start receiving more ad traffic, the kids hate speech and is asking about the fight. exempted to put in my chair, their opinion about that. i the tribes that the item, the groups maybe to begin to be changed out of a particular place to be bind to the deluxe to be at least that fussy, go, get bracky done. narrowly escapes the war. she fled to nairobi where she was grateful to find work as a content moderator at thomas source. but soon enough, the war caught up with her and her new job. the thing is, when i talk about them, i will have flashbacks. and i don't want to have flashbacks cuz it will make me motional are you so i just to try it out. so you know, imagine what i saw. but basically it's just the worst thing that you. ready imagine content is pre screened by a computer algorithm, but a human being ultimately decides what gets deleted. critics have repeatedly called for the improvement of moderators working c

and recent history. facebook has been accused of time and time again, of stoking ethnic tensions in ethiopia. so sudden media had a lot of thoughts like why miss calling for about us? that's why it was one of those. yes. west we have seen in the last few the kids the on slot of violence claimed to the lives of half a 1000000 people. massacre them killed without mercy. you must motor them ruthlessly. does facebook put profit in market power above the lives of human beings? countless hate posts are still online pictures someone or maybe later going, but this religious places, like tempest or most points have pointed out someone's house, like someone is like hiding here. they've coined key parking. how could the social network that promised people in the open and interconnected world become a weapon used by warmongers and perpetrators? so showing it as one of the hips bridge investigators because people use it wrong without us. he won't even like to go on facebook for one second . hey, truth is one of the most important factors to win a war. we must have it most to delete, delete the new. you d

this is one of the major rivers in northern ethiopia.ized and they drowned. so far, the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retrieve their bodies from the river. while seven others were rescued, and they were hoping for more people to swim to safety on the banks of the river, but there are still several people remaining missing and the there is a high possibility of them being, presumed dead. so that's what we know so far. one of ireland's best—known writers, edna o'brien, has died at the age of 93. she made her name with a series of novels focusing on how young irish women were treated by their country. in a tribute, ireland's president, michael d higgins said she was a fearless teller of truths, who'd had the moral courage to confront irish society with realities long ignored and suppressed. some big news for superhero movie fans. iron man star robert downey some big news for superhero movie fans. iron man star robert downeer is making a return after five years away from the marvel

when the dry war began, there were just 5 covering ethiopia. ready ready ready then was the crisis that broke out, we started receiving a more ad traffic, the kids hate speech and if you laugh, i laugh. i exempted to put in my chair their opinion about that i the tribes so they can groups maybe to begin to be changed out of a particular place to be bind to the deluxe to be at least that fuzzy go get bracky. don narrowly escaped the war. she fled to nairobi where she was grateful to find work as a content moderator at salma source. but soon enough, the war caught up with her and her new job. the thing is, when i talk about them, i will have flashbacks. and i don't want to have flashbacks cuz it will make me motional are you so i just to try it out. so you know, imagine what i saw. but basically it's just the worst thing that you. ready imagine content is pre screened by a computer algorithm, but a human being ultimately decides what gets deleted. critics have repeatedly called for the improvement of moderators working conditions. one such critic

when the dry war began, there were just 5 covering ethiopia. ready ready ready then was that crisis like pro college, we start receiving more at traffic, the kids hate speech and is asking about the fight. exempted to put in my chair, their opinion about that. i the tribes that the item, the groups maybe to begin to be changed out of a particular place to be bind to the deluxe. to be at least that fussy, go, get bracky done. narrowly escapes the war. she fled to nairobi where she was grateful to find work as a content moderator at salma source. but soon enough, the war caught up with her and her new job. the thing is, when i talk about them, i will have flashbacks. and i don't want to have flashbacks cuz it will make me motional are you? so i just to try it out. so, you know, imagine what i saw. but basically it's just the worst thing that you can imagine. content is pre screened by a computer algorithm. but a human being ultimately decides what gets deleted. critics have repeatedly called for the improvement of moderators working conditions. o

we will have the very latest from ethiopia if there is any more information. we will obviously return to that story. typhoon gaemi is moving towards southern china after pummelling taiwan and the philippines with torrential rain and strong winds. the authorities in mainland china have issued this year's first red alert for parts of the southeastern coast. the storm hit taiwan on wednesday, killing three people and forcing thousands to evacuate. officials said a cargo ship with nine burmese nationals on board had sunk off with no response from the crew. sailors are missing, six of them. three other crew members were found. they were sure. our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is in the taiwanese capital taipei. it is still raining here in taipei and many businesses, schools, offices are still closed today. flights are still grounded for most domestic flights in taiwan, but the storm has now passed and life here in the capital is, as you can see, starting to get back to normal. the same cannot be said for other parts of taiwan, particularly the east and the v

how much fun i've just seen on the lake southern ethiopia. and we've got some breaking news that we want to tell you are now or the is really i'm doing. so services says 11 people have been injured after a missiles fired from the southern 11 on hit, the town of marshall shams in the occupied goal on hearts 5 people are set to be in a critical condition. and footage appears to show rockets. hitting close to a children's playground is really your radio reports. a series of dozens of missiles were launched in less than an hour. will bring you more on this developing story as we get more details. and so head here on al jazeera, a greek island in the mediterranean, that's on a bucket list of millions of people locals. now, calling for account on towards the i had learned that the monsoon rains are in full swing across india, which seems very heavy, rain across west in areas in recent days. and that's caused flooding. i'm water logging in good. you're right. states now we're expecting the rain to continue to pull in here on sunday. we've read warni

this is confirmed by the location of modern plantations in ethiopia.ho began to brew the beans, from that moment coffee brewing traditions arose, the rulers of yemen created real coffee plantations near the city of moko, by the way, that ’s what moko coffee was called for a long time, they tried... to india. at this time , the drink was banned in the coffee homeland of ethiopia, but this did not stop coffee from spreading across the planet. and by the 16th century , with the development of trade, it came to venice. in italy, it is considered a drink that, without exaggeration, cures all diseases, although the church. i forbade coffee. by the 11th century , all of europe was drinking coffee, and almost at the same time it appeared in tsarist russia. the reformer peter ii introduced the fashion for coffee here. coffee scientists they are still being studied, including at the dna level. my colleagues are already ready to reveal the secrets of the coffee genome. science has been interested in the genetic aspects of coffee for a very long time, but only aft

this is one of the major rivers in northern ethiopia.d while they were crossing the river. and then the boat capsized and they drowned. so far, the authorities have confirmed four of these passengers are dead because they have managed to retrieve their body from the river. but while seven others were rescued, and they're hoping, they were hoping for more people to swim to safety on the banks of the river. but there are still several people remaining missing. and, uh, there is a high possibility of them being, uh, presumed dead. so that's what we know so far. the region is one of great political instability, isn't it? a devastating wildfire has ripped through bushland in northern california, forcing several thousand residents to flee their homes. duncan kennedy reports. it's california's biggest wildfire this year, already burning through more than 300,000 acres of land. and it looks like some of it was started deliberately. a lot of our crews are what's doing called prepping, basically getting out ahead of the fire, um, finding those str

how much fun of disease delay southern ethiopia, monsoon, ryans have left streets flooded in the central indian city of global traffic with both to a standstill vice of down pool. while homes and businesses have been destroyed, frisky workers have moved over 3000 people to leave camps and goes around the size of a site where their office has issued warnings for the next 2 dies. tie ones, coast guard has elected the crews of 2 strands of friendship to safety. 2 vessels were passive by timeframe gave me which tore through the island earlier this week. the coast gods is continuing their search for another 10th of the flags cargo ship that sank off the southern cost. a prime minister upon good as shy casino has visited some of the people injured in, yvonne and cracked donald anti government protest at a hospital deca. she said the protests were a conspiracy, and accused demonstrations of trying to reduce the country to a nation of big as on friday. authorities took 3 student leaders into cost today. they helped coordinate widespread demonstrations against government job causes billy at this

several areas in southern ethiopia have been identified by the u.n.risk of extreme events like flooding and landslides. tackling that issue will be a huge question for authorities in the coming months and years. caitriona: let's have a look now at some other important stories from around the world. coast guard officials say they are racing against time to contain what could potentially be the worst oil spill in the philippines history. a tanker carrying almost 1.5 million liters of oil capsized in rough seas whipped up by typhoon gaemi. crew member the captain tried to return to land but the tanker had taken on too much water. the oil spill has already spread over several kilometers within the bay were an estimated 31 million people live. the u.s. has seen better-than-expected economic growth in the second quarter. the world's biggest economy grew by 2.8% between april and june, twice as fast as in the first three months of the year. inflation subsided over the same period, raising expectations the federal reserve could cut rates in september or octob

media access to northern ethiopia is heavily restricted by authorities.litary and an ethnic amhara militia known as the fano. now let's cross live to the ethiopian capital — addis ababa — to speak to our reporter kalkidan yibeltal. good to talk to you. bring us up—to—date on what more we know about this drowning. up-to-date on what more we know about this drowning.— about this drowning. yes, here is what we know — about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so _ about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so far. _ about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so far. as - about this drowning. yes, here is what we know so far. as you - about this drowning. yes, here is| what we know so far. as you said, there is little access to media organisations that information is coming up slowly, but what we managed to find from local authority so far is at least 26 people were travelling using a wooden boat and they were travelling from one village to another and they were crossing over at the tekeze, one of the middle rivers in northern ethiopia. it happene

several areas in southern ethiopia have been identified by the u.n.risk of extreme events like floong and landslides. tackling that issue will be a huge question for authorities in the coming months and years. caitriona: let's have a look now at some other important stories from around the world. coast guard officials say they are racing against time to contain what could potentially be the worst oil spill in the philippines history. a tanker carrying almost 1.5 million liters of oil capsized in rough seas whipped up by typhoon gaemi. crew member the captain tried to return to land but the tanker had taken on too much water. the oil spill has already spread over several kilometers within the bay were an estimated 31 million people live. the u.s. has seen better-than-expected economic growth in the second quarter. the world's biggest economy grew by 2.8% between april and june, twice as fast as in the first three months of the year. inflation subsided over the same period, raising expectations the federareserve could cut rates in september or october.

this is tigray, the worst affected area in northern ethiopia, a province with an estimated populationanalysing these satellite images. this is the korir dam and reservoir injune last year. and this is last month. you can see the reservoir has completely dried up. and without enough rain this season, there won't be a harvest. this is all against a backdrop of a deadly war which ended in 2022. it ravaged the region and is estimated to have killed hundreds of thousands of people. it's rare to get access to tigray, but bbc verify, working with the tigrinya service, managed to visit some of the dozens of camps of displaced people. this camp, run by un agencies, provides shelter to more than 30,000 people. tsibittey teklay is one of them. her husband was killed in the war, leaving her to look after five of her children alone. translation: we had animals. we used to harvest in winter. back then, we had the best lifestyle, but now we have nothing. people are sick, and there are pregnant women who can't earn money forfood. they are suffering from hunger. aid agencies have mapped the scale of t

multiple landslides in ethiopia kill at least 250 people. also coming up on the world today. we bring you all the anticipation i have the olympics getting under way in paris. welcome to the world today, one hour of international news from the bbc. we start here in the uk, where a lawyer for three people involved in an incident with police at manchester airport says one has been found to have a cyst on the brain. in a widely circulated video filmed on tuesday, a uniformed officer is seen kicking a man in the head while he's on the floor. greater manchester police has suspended one officer from all duties and referred itself to the independent police watchdog. there were protests on wednesday night outside rochdale police station. in the past hour, there's been a further a follower from greater manchester police regarding the incident. there were protests outside the russian police station. more now from our uk editor, ed thomas. a warning his report contains video of that incident right at the beginning... which you may find distressing. you have him on the floor, stop being a

and recent history. facebook has been accused the time and time again, of stoking ethnic tensions and ethiopia. so i've had media had a lot of thoughts. like why miss calling for about us? that's why it was one of the that was yes. west we have seen in the last few, the kids the on slot of violence claims the lives of half a 1000000 people. massa put them killed without mercy. you must murder them, ruthlessly. does facebook put profit in market power above the lives of human beings? countless hate posts are still online section someone, or maybe let's go in buttons to this easiest places, like tempest or most pleasant point throughout someone's house like someone is like hiding here. they've coined team parking. how could the social network that promised people in the open and interconnected worlds become a weapon used by warmongers and perpetrators? so showing it as one of the hips bridges think your answers because people use it wrong without us. he won't even like to go on facebook for one second . he true, that is one of the most important factors to win a war. we must have, it will still

there has to be a smooth one of the most neglected villages in ethiopia. and this image is uh, we're seeing now, you know, screen is a glimpse of what the village is all about according to the villagers. and we're going to see what's been happening. i report tomorrow. that was general, as samuel gave that you reporting from a few of you there. well to offer and kindly has my land full on tie. one time soon as old would ready devastated the philippines, killing at least 13 people and causing widespread destruction. in taiwan, at least 2 people have been killed. the storm has now passed out into the taiwan strait and is expected to hit southern china lights are on thursday. air is in the stones pop up, preparing for land for. meanwhile, recognizing tiwana still working to save more people from the resulting floods. with gusts well over 200 kilometers an hour. typhon came a churned of tie one eastern coast, gathering strength. the storm took its 1st victim in taiwan. before it even made land phone, a motorist crushed by a falling tree. international traveler

in 1927 , vavilov went on an expedition to east africa, to ethiopia.id he bring unique specimens of local grain crops from? half a century later, as a result of the civil war and a devastating drought, the country found itself in brink of mass starvation. the king of ethiopia sent an official letter to moscow with a request. share the material collected by nikolai vavilov. our scientists met halfway and prepared duplicates of the vavilov collection and handed them over to the ethiopians. based on this material, varieties were created that are cultivated in ethiopia to this day. and the grateful residents of the country erected a monument to vavilov. you need to burden yourself as much as possible. this is the best way to get as much done as possible. vavilov created the largest. this collection became the world's first important bank genes. the uniqueness of the vavilov collection lies in the fact that most of the collections were carried out in the first half of the 20th century, when there was a very large variety of landraces . this diversity occurr

this also confirms location of modern plantations in ethiopia.ay grain. in the 21st-11th centuries, arabs noticed exotic plants and began to grow them at home. this is how coffee began to conquer the middle east. it was the eastern rulers who began to brew grains. from this moment on , coffee brewing traditions arose. the rulers of yemen created real coffee plantations near the city of moka. by the way, this is what moka coffee was called for a long time. they tried to maintain a monopoly on this plant and even introduced death penalty for those who dare to bring out coffee. however, such a brave man was found and took them to india. at this time, in the coffee homeland of ethiopia, the drink was banned, but... with the development of trade, it finds its way to venice, in italy it is considered a drink that, without exaggeration, cures everyone. diseases, although the church prohibited coffee. by the 11th century , all of europe was drinking coffee, and almost at the same time it appeared in tsarist russia. the fashion for coffee here was led by

and recent history. facebook has been accused the time and time again, of stoking ethnic tensions in ethiopia. sorts of media had a lot of thoughts. like why miss calling for about us? that's why it was one of those. yes. west we have seen in the last few the kids the on slot of violence claims, the lives of half a 1000000 people, master for them kill without mercy. you must motor them ruthlessly. does facebook put profit in market power above the lives of human beings? countless hate posts are still online pictures someone or maybe let's go in button to this a just places like tempest or most points for pointing out someone's house like someone is like hiding here. they've coined key parking. how could the social network that promised people in the open and interconnected world become a weapon used by warmongers and perpetrators? so showing it as one of the hips bridge investigators because people use it wrong without us. he won't even like to go on facebook for one second . hey, truth is one of the most important factors to win a war. we must have it moved to delete, delete the new. you do

this is the village in gowhar district, deep in southern ethiopia, that has been since the beginning in consecutive days have claimed more than 200 lives, and many people here are mourning. others, like you see here, are still looking for their missing loved ones. many of the work is being done manually. there is a general sense of shock, disbelief and grief under these hills. most of the deaths occurred according to officials that we talked to during the second landslide. that was after several people from the local communities and even from neighbouring villages arrived here, rushed here to help save and rescue people who were buried during the first landslide. now, this is a fairly remote and underdeveloped area. to arrive here, we had to fly from the capital, addis ababa, to the largest city in the area, and after that we had to drive for more than five hours up these mountains. it's not easily accessible, and that remoteness appears to have hampered emergency response efforts. now, the most pressing issue right here appears to be finding bodies, because at this point it seems ve

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boeing 737 max planes crashed in indonesia and ethiopia in 2018 and 2019, killing 346 people. airplanes of the american company boeing have had many accidents in recent months. may your day be happy and full of goodness and blessings. safai tefalane, peace be upon you. since a few days ago, by raising the flag of torment and setting up tents to mourn the martyrdom of seyyed al-shahda , he is preparing to buy food for everyone to show his devotion to sahat hussain whenever he becomes muharram. we start black a week and a few days before covering our neighborhood on all occasions, we have flags , my people come here during the muharram days, well, you can see that we are working here for the love of imam hussain, even these teenagers who are going to speak in the show, that is, he is abbas bin ali. we always count the moment for the servant of mr. imam hossein to come and work on air conditioning and cooling systems in tazieh azam, larestan. putting the love of imam hossein before our creation in our hearts , from the freedom of imam hossein, from the jihad of imam hossein, from

the death toll from devastating landslides in southern ethiopia has risen to 257.as search and recovery operations continue. the government plans to relocate communities in the area due to the risk of more landslides caused by heavy rains. aid agencies are scrambling to provide humanitarian assistance to more than 15 thousand people affected by the tragedy. bbc africa sent this report from gofa, at the site of the landslides. and a warning, you may find some of the images distressing. cries, screams. grief has reigned over these lush mountains in ethiopia's southern district of gofa. families here have lost loved ones in the deadliest disaster the area has seen in decades. two landslides in consecutive days have claimed more than 200 lives and many people here are mourning. others, like you see here, are still looking for their missing loved ones. among those affected is melese gosaye. her husband and two children were among the first people on site, digging through the mud to find those missing. sadly, they were buried in the mud when the second landslide hit. tra

long as all has moved from southern ethiopia, thousands of meters, a policy that way mountaintops to meet the clouds in very mode see domination of southern ethiopia. atl gosh, why jumps the soil seemingly oblivious to the hazards? but he says he's not. well, i thought i was going to do it. i know the dangers, but i've lived in my life. this is my farm and my home. i have nowhere else to go with it. like the peak of the season, the heat of sites are drenched. if the theme is best to cox, i imagine in the month eclipse, so that's an inc homes beneath nearby village. this man lost 5 members of his family unit. that's like the 13 a week. so it's a major $130.00 to hundreds of people. it gives you go for audio, fast us off a lot like as if the amount of grief on the feeling is unbearable. my brothers and sisters are gone, as well as my hon, what they want the authorities to pay attention to our situation and help us rebuild the lines on the scale of the go for disaster under the cut themselves down . slides within days have caused a lot of us both local and federal levels of government.

the death toll from devastating landslides in southern ethiopia has risen to 257. search and recovery operations continue. the government plans to relocate communities in the area due to the risk of more landslides caused by heavy rains. aid agencies are scrambling to provide humanitarian assistance to more than 15,000 people affected by the tragedy. bbc africa's kalikdan yibeltal sent this report from gofa, at the site of the landslides. and a warning, you may find some of the images distressing. cries, screams grief has reigned over these lush mountains in ethiopia's southern district of gofa. families here have lost loved ones in the deadliest disaster the area has seen in decades. two landslides in consecutive days have claimed more than 200 lives and many people here are mourning. others, like you see here, are still looking for their missing loved ones. among those affected is meselech. her husband and two children were among the first people on site, digging through the mud to find those missing. sadly, they were buried in the mud when the second landslide h

let's speak to our correspondent in addis ababa in ethiopia, kalkidan yibeltal.re the authorities saying? it rising fast so what are the authorities saying?- rising fast so what are the authorities saying? it is indeed risinu authorities saying? it is indeed risin: fast authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and _ authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially - authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially the - authorities saying? it is indeed rising fast and initially the first| rising fast and initially the first figures that came out in the morning was around 55, later growing to 146 and now the latest figures that we haveis and now the latest figures that we have is 229 people that are confirmed to have died, and all these other bodies that have been retrieved from the mud by the local authority and rescue commission. the search and rescue efforts are currently under way and are being hampered by the topography of the area as well as heavy rain that is happening, and these are two separate landslides, the first one happened on

how much fun i'm just gonna see down the region, southern ethiopia, and the police and central. you're going to have launched an investigation. after at least 17 humans calls were found at the sites of a former shrine. it belongs to a traditional healer who's been missing since february, 1st of jabari reports. this is colanda village, about 50 kilometers west stuff. you gone this capital, kampala. it's where police have discovered these cases full of human skulls. wonder why you cut you. and i knew by that because it was on sunday when children came looking for firewood that they came across this piece of wood double stuck into the ground. and when they were pulling it out, the soil collapsed. and they saw kate, this is you'd have called me my soul, the cases. and so i called the officials. and when the officials opened the cases or 4 of them and they were full of human scale and united, pretending that this shrine was built by local medicine man who used it as his home . he is a key suspect in the murder of the former head of the decline, invo gone the kingdom in february, the

at least 55 people died in ethiopia. local authorities said that due to the continuation of rescue operations, there is a possibility of an increase in the number of victims. the southern regions of ethiopia have witnessed heavy rainfall and flooding in recent months there has been a landslide. the head of the national committee of the democratic party of america said: the final candidate of this party in this year's presidential election will be announced on august 17. from vice president kamla harris. he is mentioned as a possible alternative of the democrats instead of biden in the us presidential elections. so far, harris has managed to get the support of 2214 representatives of the house of representatives of the democratic party. obtaining the nomination of the democratic party requires the support of 1975 votes out of a total of about 4,000 votes in the assembly of representatives of this party. eruption of mount etna , the largest active volcano in europe, catania airport brought italy to a shutdown. the airport

how much fun of the 0, the late southern ethiopia. and monsoon range have left the streets. flooded in the central indian city of bullfrog traffic has brought 2 was brought rather to a standstill. by down for awhile homes and businesses have been destroyed. etzky workers have moved over 2000 people to relief cam, saying, who cannot state the state whether offices issued warning warnings for the next 2 days. and so i ones, the coast guard has air lifted. the crews of 2 stranded freighter ships to safety. the 2 vessels were battered by ty from gave me, which tore through the island earlier this week, the coast guard or continuing their search for another chance. any a flag cargo ship that's sent off the southern coast and the prime minister of bangladesh. she has, you know, has visited some of the people injured in the recent violence at a hospital and come, she said the protests were a conspiracy and accused the demonstrators of trying to reduce the country to a nation of beggars on friday. authorities took 3 student leaders into custo

as a result of the occupation of ethiopia by the fascist 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to further fastest expansion in the world. 10 paving the way for the outbreak of world war 2. the, the powers prelim picks off to a rock star. the damage to the problem is infrastructure. i'm suspected almost draft plus the country and obviously we were working for months to make sure that everything was going to up in properties. and to date it's all to accept and got spread through the power street with a thousands of protesters tomorrow. and thing that is really asked the feedback from the olympics as that needs to go on concepts and the shadow box. yeah. on to military rule, but significantly changed the pool of the country both domestically and globally pray.

on the program rescue us out was to locate survivors after months slides, barry hundreds in southern ethiopia, more than $200.00 confirmed at hyphen k. me makes non fold in taiwan. extreme wins and heavy rain spots of the items as residents hunker down the worst storm in almost a decade. then ukraine dw follows the team responsible for the vice, raising thousands of people out of the line of fire in the face of russian shutting the feel. okay, welcome to the program. benjamin netanyahu has promised to continue israel's will in gaza and cold on the united states to stand and united with his country. addressing a joint session of congress is ready, prime minister, defended the re, comes up to the war. protestors outside a gather to demand an end to the confidence that yahoo was met with standing ovations. despite boycotts from some democratic lawmakers, he blamed iran and it's proxies for full mental instability across the middle east and said he would do whatever it takes to protect israel of late. there's a gentleman that victory is insights. israel's defeat of hum us will be a powerful blow

this is the village in gowhar district, deep in southern ethiopia, that has been since the beginningides in consecutive days have claimed more than 200 lives, and many people here are mourning. others, like you see here, are still looking for their missing loved ones. many of the work is being done manually. there is a general sense of shock, disbelief and grief under these hills. most of the deaths occurred according to officials that we talked to during the second landslide. that was after several people from the local communities and even from neighbouring villages arrived here, rushed here to help save and rescue people who were buried during the first landslide. now, this is a fairly remote and underdeveloped area. to arrive here, we had to fly from the capital, addis ababa, to the largest city in the area, and after that we had to drive

and a desperate search for a 100 still missing in ethiopia, days after 2 last lives here remotely. the and we begin this bulletin in gauze on where the is really army has released 11 palestinian prisoners. many of them are showing signs of torture. they were taken by ambulance to, i'll ox, the hospital and there was a law for treatment is really forces had been holding them an offer prison in the occupied west back, which is the beginning of the war, multiple reports and testimonies of detailed abuse of palestinian prisoners and is rarely, giles, as the we raced by the israeli soldiers who forces to the ground and keeps us mastering us. we would torches, the foods he consecutive days, all hands and legs tied throughout. we was throwing pieces of stale bread is food, we would deny it made us into we were a nick trip shots, verbally and physically abused day and night. i was even electric shocked in my mouth. as i said, torture. meanwhile, these really military has killed at least 28 palestine use in hon. eunice since dawn on thursday, as operation has been continuing in the southern

the fuss is attacked, ethiopia, and bombarded most severely. d. d. o. b. an armed forces bod, courageously. but the roots have a d. a. b, a. tell you and knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also chemical weapons. toxic gas is this james the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia by the fascist 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation giving the green light to a further fastest expansion in the world and paving the way for the outbreak of world war 2. decades of the gaining independence and from the form of the ivory coast, remained under the strong influence of its foam and metropolitan. pro french president, felix, who said one year, ruled the country for 33 years, ensuring the interest the from the dead. the government dean isn't in the trunk, then there's no single new foster larry ship goods was done. those who saw him a little more appropriate after the death of, of a one year, a new l