simon, by get something of a relief over the next couple of days, but plenty of rain for the western gas. have many thanks still to come here on the these are a firm the us stance on the conflict and if you know them to the region for it's a long standing friendship to the test and in sport, philadelphia starting to look almost operable. and i will have a letter from the n b a playoffs a little later in the program. ah, talk to al jazeera, we can, the army were attacking ringo, and now they're attacking everyone in the. do you regret? well, it's like we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman present, it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on algae sera, in the africa capital calling me. i've been really maternity clinic killing pregnant women need wives and baby one on what he struggled to afghanistan or even

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a us proposed infrastructure plan designed to compete with china's belton road initiative. the u. s. plan course build back better world is part of president, jo. 5 is efforts to follow more unified front to compete. economically with china. algerians, a voting of the 1st parliamentary elections and mass protest forced president. i'm going to lose a fleet a step down, protest peters of asked us to call the phone the u. k. thousands of people taking off the demonstration and so forth of palestinian rights that the mom to get in to what they say is complicity israel of war crimes and the occupied palestinian territory by the u. k. and other g. some more on our top story. the g 7 summit in the u. k. joining us from london is actually one variety founder and ceo of pen g y, a group of la geopolitical consultancy. good to have with assess, so at china, us belton boat initiative, is to get some competition. it's about 70 years to latest. well,

you're right saying that china is built in addition to the new one sort of piece of the puzzle in china is which to be the dominant nation in the world. did you 7 have come up with a proposal about the new legs on it as yet, but it's too late in the making, i do believe and also what they need to be thinking about is the funding aspect. no . so the why their vision aspect, which they haven't really solidified as a g 7, is supposed to be a grouping of the world's top industrialized nations, the richest nations in the world. but ave the u. s. a side the world's most powerful and influential nations. i would say no, and this goes back to our global power index, which we created, which maps nations on their globalized power, on their sense of power. and from our analysis, from the top 7 nations that we write only to them make the topless. that being the us and canada, other nations including brazil, mexico and china are also in the list. but these nations are mentioned as much. and

i think if you are going to look into the future to find out where power lies and improve life, i think you need to look beyond the g 7, which is mostly most and i think grouping of liberal democracies that were the real fundamental power lies is not within that grouping is a stance today and nor will it be in the future for the 2nd set to become irrelevant. do you think i mean, to, to get anything done globally, you've got to include these other powerful, influential nations. i think aging the way the world does now is that you have the liberal democracies of the world, which is represented in short term by the g 7. there are more than august, the 7 democrat nations, the rog. and then you have the fledgling nations which are developing but they don't have an ideology like liberal democracy at their disposal, which they want to promote. and in the middle of the see you have a cousin of the, of, of no power or no alternative china, although it's jody filling that comes up, which is why china is seen as

a very domineering power. and the only major challenger to the international order which we have today. so what's going on with this build back better world initiative? it's the u. s. basically afraid of losing its, its influence. it's, it's, it's geopolitical dominance. i think go back better is a good slogan. i think it's a slogan that means something to those nations which created it for they should have, they don't have is buy in from other nations. actually, what does this mean in practice for this involved with the, the world for the menus of the world and for the developing economies which may hear this message, but don't know how they can be part of the development of it. and also what they have to gain mis build back better idea. because right now what we have is a built, the better and really every nation for themselves. so he's built better, we're to actually be successful. the nations which promote it, need to show in reality, what tangible benefits of the nation will have if they do by enters into this idea

. ok, and this is my role that these fish and $11.00 nation we haven't discussed is, is, is at length here is, is russia, which of course was once a part of the, what was then the g 8. where does russia to, to, to this, this geopolitical influence? i think if you were to be honest, the g 7 would love to have russia, and if they were, if they didn't have truth. and as the figurehead, russia was more, more towards the liberal democratic side, perhaps they would have a bigger role to play within this route innovation. but there's no, no rushes and we can buy, had been having by them not being involved in that. you have been in any way shape or form because they have their own agenda, which they want to kill. and they see that g 7 just like i explained as an ideological condition because the actual power of nations is well beyond the g 7. so they may feel probably finally disappointed if that's even the case, but really and truly they have their own agendas and they don't need the g 7 in order to fulfill them. hassan icing. really good talk to you. penny. thanks for

being with. thank you so much. ross, he's wonderful. in iran, the 3rd and final presidential election debate is happening right now on state television. the theme is people's concerns as iranians professor vote in that next week's polls. candidates had a heated discussion in that last televised debate accusing each other of treason of lacking in education. let's bring it out just here. as i said, bake, who's up and watching this debate in 10 wrong. what do you make of it so far? so far it's been pretty straightforward. the, the candidates are trying to address people, the grievances, all of which are many economics of the unemployment rate, the inflation rate, the value of the iranian currency and corruption. so, so far we've had the candidates tried to appeal to the poor in the countries saying that to create millions of jobs in their turns increase the government budget, but no one's actually said how they're going to do that. like you said,

previous debates, each candidate was talking to each other, but people were complaining that the debates are boring. and the bill i can debate to a game show right now. it's just currently that each candidate has 7 minutes. describe how they would address people's grievances. and as i said, that going through talking about millions of jobs, increasing budgets to captain corruption without actually really giving any detail, much like the previous debates. so it is that none of these, these debates then, is likely to have influenced people's desire to vote in this election. absolutely. in fact, some of the ratings for the debates have been the lowest we've ever seen. if you go to the streets, this still a high level of at the thieves, some people just don't are just not interested. they don't want to vote. they've been disappointed to the current administration. so they've been turned away from the polls. the other issue is there's been disqualifications of many candidates,

and again, that's turn people away. but this is the last attempt from these, those people who are watching for these candidates to influence or stand out. as far as many people are concerned. this is already a done deal because it isn't really a prominent character that can oppose the main candidate, which is the current judiciary chief brian, right, you see, but again, there is concern of a low voter turnout and this debate so far these televise debates don't seem to be having an impact, i said, well let you get back to it many thanks date for the moment. i was just here. as i said, big that live in tech ron. iran has regained its right to those who the general assembly after paying fees that it owed to the united nations. it says it was able to do so after the u. s. allowed it to use funds of a frozen in south korea to around says it's been unable to access $20000000000.00 worth of oil revenues abroad because of sanctions imposed by former us president

donald trump. iran voted in the general assembly on friday to elect 5 non permanent members of the security council. its democracy de a niger area when typically people celebrate the end of military rule in the 900 ninety's. this year though, my jillions of protesting security has ties in the largest city lagos, people have been gathering to vent their anger against a failing economy and attacks by armed groups. i'll just here as address is that the purpose martinez mega thought to be fully an organized fashion with demonstrate the terms and pro democracy songs. now the police were deployed in large numbers here in lagos, on in other parts of nigeria. anticipation of trouble on this day when the spirit to reach the line of defense of the police, the 2nd and the 3rd, the police started quieting to get them and joined. accompanying them. later, they were live round quiet, and no one was hurt so far according to what we know. but i was subsequently med

police and these demonstrators who i rested waterleaf shortly after. now, there was a similar purchase in neighboring states in on the focus nigeria and the administrative capital in buddha. while we understand that there were also demonstrations there. now we spoke to right activists, a democracy, activists who was part of the struggle of doing 12 in 1093 when the military time and all the election of mr. viola, who won election in what was actually the most free election ever conducted in nigeria. now, he said he felt betrayed like many other activities, who championed the course of democracy at that time. you feel betrayed by politicians is 999. that they have hijacked the process and turn it into a venture. why they can only take why they only took care of themselves,

not the rest of the country. and that's the reason why he said the whole country isn't crisis from violence, poverty, it literally and a bad economy. he said he wants that to change, and a lot of people are also working closely to see what will happen in other parts of not getting subsequent days already. this is a country struggling with so many crisis at the moment. us president joe biden is calling for swift ends to the conflict in ethiopia in northern te grier region. it's the strongest comments yet from the united states and follows new visa restrictions on senior officials. but he, c o p. s government, his warning that it will reassess its tires with washington. if the u. s. continues to interfere and its internal affairs on to 0 mohammed other reports from adis. hop about our sites on the streets of the field in capital letters. saba solve them for government, demonstrators cutting slack of some something slogans against the united states. keep your hands off if you appear. if you up your doesn't need a caretaker,

they chant last month, the u. s. impulse function, so let me consecutive assistance. if you, if you're due to the conflict into guy, washington also said it will bob current and former european and editor in officials from entering the united states. if they're deemed responsible for cutting out, that was it was in the region since then, the public sentiment against the us and european have been growing. coming to the belly, you need dependent and sovereign states that should deal with its own eastern on its own. and do not need the u. s. meddling and interfering, you know, off the issue proven according to your own. we are now facing challenges in terms of inflation and the high cost of living. and if the pressure from the us continues, things would become even more difficult for us if your opinions the functions of visit is to present the tonic point and relations between the 2 countries. so it is the conflict of the more from region of to gray. it up that last more than that,

it's lead to reports of atrocities must violence, a lot of nic lines and war crimes been committed against civilians. but if your opinion of friendships, the issues are very much important. they need to be sorted off issues of human rights atrocities which are being committed, integral i should investigate it. people who have been responsible should be for our friend it. i don't have any doubt about this. but the confrontation kinds of relationship between the 2 and the u. s. a might at the end, take ethiopia to the east, which could be how productive they feel in governmental dismissed criticism of its handling of the crisis. integrated it in the interest of your bills in japan, beverly as well to net due to the message, don't define it. and we don't think it's right on the part of us

leadership to work to the sport in this lesson should because this relationship to the benefit of both your bills and americans, both countries. it's also interesting regional pete in this can be if you received a more than $5000000000.00 from the u. s. government over the past 5 years to a human italian project and development thought does not include additional funding for security, which hasn't been disclosed. limited from su, appears global data for is estimated at 4600000000, with most originating from the united states. where about a 1000000 in europeans live for many years, the united states as your country, with a great potential, a country with a large population on a rapidly growing economy that often played an outside role in peacekeeping missions in africa and beyond, over the shifted us foreign policy in africa,

which is now more about checking the rights of china and russia. i'm not terrorism on a. let's say you appear my pub last, if you would please, where the united states mohammed, the august data base. yup. all the sessions in the us have put forward a bill that could break up the world's largest and most powerful tech companies. it's the product of a 15 month investigation by an anti trust subcommittee in the house of representatives. they argue that companies like facebook, google, amazon, and apple have too much power and often destroy small businesses. technology on apple says that it did not provide democratic politicians emails to the trump administration. the us justice department is launching an investigation into a subpoena, delivered to apple in 2018. it was part of an inquiry into linked information. apple says that it complied with the order, but limited the information provided. i was just here as cable as on the report. so

washington yeah, it's important to put this in a little bit of context here. this all goes back to around 2018 under president. then president donald trump and the justice department that he essentially oversaw them. what the allegations are is that the trump white house ordered the justice department. perhaps the allegations are to get phone records and metadata e mails and what have you from political rivals and journalists, as part of the white house's attempt to see who was leaking damaging information about donald trump. but the problem with this is that the justice department is an independent body. it's not supposed to be doing get involved with political things such as this at all, and trumpet whitehouse. no secret had it had always made no secret of the fact that it was using the justice department to do some of the bidding if you will. that's

not necessarily a secret has been all sorts of allegations for a long time. but these are just new and democrats right now are outraged on capital hill. that these new allegations coming to light that perhaps in 2018 to 2019 that the justice department was seeking records, e mails, phone call records, and the such. and the like from to prominent democrats on the house intelligence committee, or 2 democrats that were particularly vocal against donald trump. this just goes completely against the norms and perhaps even breaking laws. and so that is why there is so much outrage about this by democrats right now. buzz feed news has won a pulitzer prize for its investigation into the mass detention of week muslims in china. the full pot series called built to last used satellite images to demonstrate that china had secretly build dozens of prison,

an internment camps since 2017. it also interviewed for detainees to identify more than $260.00 newly built structures. and pull us a judge is also gave a special on us with a teenager who recorded the murder of george floyd donnelly. fraser filmed his death at the hands of a police officer in minneapolis on her mobile phone. footage from may last year, spots a global outcry. was jordan reports from washington till it surprises are perhaps the most prestigious in american print, journalism. and this award for darnell of fraser, the 17 year old at the time, who used her cell phone to record the murder of george floyd. at the behest of derek show, then the former minneapolis police officer earned her a special citation essentially because she performed as a journalist. she recorded that moment and she said that she suffered great emotional trauma because of it. but she also was said recently that because of what

she did, it was possible for derek shogun to be convicted of george floyd's murder and to be sent to prison for the rest of his life, a pending appeal. it's also worth noting that her hometown newspaper, the minneapolis star tribune, did win the breaking news prize for its coverage of george floyd's murder and of the immediate impact on the twin cities community in the state of minnesota. and indeed, nationwide that is the 2nd highest ranking fuel. it surprised the number one prize went to the new york times for covering the other major story of 2020, here in the united states. and of course, around the world, the cobit pandemic. it's worth noting that most of the awards either dealt with the cobit pandemic, the institutional, as well as the personal impact or dealt with the very difficult question still of

race relations here in the united states. just ahead in the sport of our talk of it shows the world my store number one french open action coming out of the break i abuse. and then accused by the government of failing to safeguard their families. up in the fault lines investigates, institutionalized victim. blaming that is leading to survivors of domestic abuse being separated from their children. how many of those removal do you think were absolutely necessary? probably like 510 percent of the cases that most the abuser needs to be held accountable. not the mother failure to protect on jesse, you know, in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval atlantic period in the field of engineering. the height of sophistication in mechanics at

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ah, landfill, harmonic witness documentary are now in the midst of war, a generation grew up in exile. more than 13000000 syrians, that's half the pre war population. displaced inside and outside the country and as the conflict enters its 2nd decade, with no political supplement in sight, there could be further displacement. home for many has been informal camps like this in neighboring countries in lebanon's because the valley life has been one of poverty and uncertainty theory as economy as collapsing and international aid organizations are warning. it is pushing millions deeper into poverty. many our job listen hungry. the united nation says 60 percent or 12400000 serious, don't have regular access to enough food. despite the battlefield, being largely quiet for a year, agencies say the daily suffering of syrians is worse than it has been at nearly any

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