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of results from iraq's elementary election. a warning from the u. s. and the u. k to their citizens in afghanistan, telling them to stay away from hotels and cobbled. and the nerve our prize in economics is jointly awarded to 3 people when they work on so called natural experiments. ah, to disease president, chi said has approved a new government appointed by he's a prime minister, nashua buddhist choice, had cabinet more than 2 months after the government was dismissed by the president warden became to museum at 1st female prime minister in the face of mounting prussia and mass protests against sage. what albert gerber, the minute you do it, there's no place for those who have wanted to undermine the sovereignty of the

state and the sovereignty of the people. they have plundered a lot of the people's money. they have turned their hopes into despair. i warn all those who entertain the idea of attacking the state and its institutions. we will thort, their plans for the coming days, gone, uncommon license them and the 25th of july was a historic moment. i took that decision after trying all means of reasoning with them, but it was all in vain. let's bring in federal allen into needs. he's the editor in chief of miss carla to museum news and the analysts. and now analysis website, fido, what will, can you tell us about these new members of the cabinet? we're just learning about many of these members, these are not members, you've been part of political parties or, or large on the political theme before today. many of them are coming from that give me about half of them coming back to me, either professors or lecture at the university about

a 3rd of them are women and the president has made very clear that the, the importance of the symbolism and having the 1st female prime minister and, and clearly is continuing about with, with about a 3rd of the important he's being women. some of them are technocrats, you would call them maybe tech across there. they've been working in civil servants when the ministry that they're there, they're currently heading now. some of our lawyers and our judges. but certainly we will find out more about them in the days to come. but it does not seem that they have had large profiles in public before today. i don't do you think this announcement will ease tension in 2 years? yeah. it's a good question. of course the, these appointments are coming after the president suspended to parts of the constitution. he's appointing them under a decree that he, the president, the issued on september 22nd. which basically says that although the prime minister knows will be done, maybe choosing the somebody who has been close coordination with the president. and

ultimately they are responsible for the president himself. previously joined to the 2014 constitution had a divided executive between the president and the prime minister. but now really the executive power lies mainly with the president. under the decree, of course, normally the parliament should be approving the government. but according to the new decree, that's not the case. so, you know, there will certainly be among the president's critics, the question the government. but nonetheless, even supporters of the president said something that he needed to do to sort of name a new government sort of stepped forward, a vision going forward to people who supported the move on when you had become more impatient were thing that really, that they needed this the a clear plan from him going forward about what was coming, particularly as it's been very little communication from the presidency about his vision going forward. what you'd like to implement in terms of policies in various sectors. speaking of those policies, fidel, what can you tell us about the economic minister and who's been chosen from

a former banker has been chosen well, we know that the, the former minister of finance, the president himself had said he had tried to get in touch with him was unable to get in touch with him when he was trying to dismiss him, an appointed somewhat from the ministry to replace them who is now the current minister, according to the new announcements from today. but we heard that in terms of negotiations between the teacher and international creditors, particularly the i m f. there hasn't been much movement recently, although previously before the presidential executive powers that had been negotiations given the t as quite a lot for public dec somewhat even credit characterized as a debt spiral. the teachers facing and certainly this is a priority in the minds of many, particularly in the business community, but also in terms of just generally how it needs you will be able to manage

international financial obligation. well, we appreciate your insights. federal le ali resolved into news for us de, he's the editor in chief of my call. thank you for your insight to a rock now and parliament and the parliament re election. the results are expected to be announced shortly. the election commission says turn out and i vote was about 41 percent. that's the lowest in the 5 election in saddam hussein was deposed in 2003 voter apathy and boycott. campaign appeared to have contributed for more in the story. let's bring in a mom or object why head, who is live for us in baghdad. hello, the mom or when away expecting this announcement from the electoral permission? surely it's eminent. a will, emily, as you can see it, we're just here at the headquarter of the high independent national election commission, waiting for

a precedent to be held probably shortly by the commission notice of the election commission. maybe the will announced that the early residence, the initial with as you know that i only last night a day and i said the initial a turn out 41 percent and that includes only 95 percent of the pudding get station. so it is not a final enola cases, but in all cases, by virtue of the law, they have to announce the results within 24 hours. i. so before 6 p. m. local time . today, the results has to be at analysis. but this not, this is not the, it is not defined the visits in old cases because as you know, that by virtue of the election low, that is a lot of procedures. a lot of his steps that have to be taken before at the final results out. and those as you know, that that is still the, but the boy couldn't approach his because at the federal court

a cannot endorse the final results unless it go, it goes through a certain procedures that includes a receiving objections and also receiving get a piece from that candidates, so it seems that there's going also to take a probe the a few days until we hear and uh, we get to find them as se, certainly some way to go yet in terms of that voted, turn out. what can you tell us about why it was so low, the lowest in 5 elections? hey, well, everybody here agrees on that fact that the turnout is very low and also compared to the turnout in previous selection. and that includes the you mission, chief here, and she, and also also in a presser last night, that the turnout is very low. but that could be attributed to that objection to be putting campaigns by many people in iraq,

especially that evolution was the, the people who rose up again is to corruption and mismanagement back in 2019. and what is known here as the to street movie. and by the way, many observers suggest that the newly formed parties, which is which includes also that many people from the to shreed movement may have one of the majority of the votes. because, because of the fact that many people look at believe that the old political parties are accused of corruption of mismanagement and they do not believe this election is going to bring any change unless the new face is that any, unless the, all the pieces out of it change women, i can keep as pilot is going to take over is going to face a lot of challenges. i mean, the new authorities is, are going to face a lot of challenges, especially in terms of the economic and political upheaval here. okay, we'll make sure you keep us posted there, mahmoud abdel while hed live for us in baghdad. thank you and are made rushed. he

is the director of the house of iraqi expertise, fantasia, and i think tank. he says the balance of power is changing in iraq. well, what's happened yesterday it was a, a. busy magnificent think is that all the political parties war actually were shocked because of 2 things. number one, the low participation in the elections, and number 2, what we hearing now is that, say roon is getting the highest number of seats ever since 2003. it's the only political she out political party that get at least now that's what i'm hearing is about more than 70 seats, which is something that didn't happen since 2003. it show you that we are we going to be in a new era off of balancing the power in a way or another. we going to see something a jani was something very strange. and the iraqi politics is that we will really

have a majority of a political block inside them inside the parliament. now who actually what happened to reach into this situation is actually the low participation that we all know since yesterday the u. s. in u. k. a warning their citizens of a security threat in afghanistan's capital, american and british citizens have been asked to stay away from hotels in cobble. if all is a racer, rise in isola tax. many foreigners have left as afghanistan after the u. s. withdrawal in august, but some aid work is in journalists remain. the taliban meanwhile, is expected to meet representatives from the european union in cut as capital. after holding talks with the us delegation, washington says they discussed security evacuation flights and women and minority rights. while the u. s still refuses to recognize the taliban government. it's grayed to provide humanitarian aid directly to the afghan people. same as rabby

explains the expectation. both sides have from talks in jo. hm. the europeans want primarily to guarantees the same thing. the americans want to make sure that have gone, hassan does not become a staging ground for any kind of attacks by arm groups such as al qaeda or the islamic state, and they'll be one. it guarantees that there won't be another refugee crisis, like we saw in 20152016 where refugees of from, of got us on in syria streamed into european borders. they don't want anything like that. again, how they achieve that is by delivering humanitarian aid to neighboring countries around have gone on and inside of gone on to that. and european union will be looking for guarantees of being able to fairly access all parts of august on to make sure aid is not seized at airports or at border crossings by the taliban government as it goes into the country. and they'll be looking for a human rights guarantees as well, for minorities and women. things that the taliban is either been unable or unwilling to guarantee. so far as the security situation continues to worsen in

cobble, it is becoming more difficult to make those guarantees. what is the taliban going to be looking for? well, they're looking for engagement. they want international legitimacy to be able to shore up the power they seized in cobble. they also want economic guarantees. and what that means is they want assets to the tune of nearly $10000000000.00 that have been frozen by the united states and european allies. they want those afghan government assets and reserves opened up for what they consider themselves to be, which is the current government of afghanistan. they also want the european union to make good on what many are looking at an estimated $351000000.00 in humanitarian relief aid. they want that to come quickly and come fast inside the country. but european analysts have said that that is likely not going to happen any time soon. this is going to be a slow process. there is a trust deficit here. at the taliban have remained enemies for the europeans and the united states for 2 decades. now it's going to take a long time to close that gap. still ahead on al jazeera will justice be served to the assassination of one of africa's most reviewed revolutionary leaders. who bring

the latest on the thomas and car of murder, trial, and searching for safety from falling bombs. we made the children traumatized by the war on garza ah, it's another beautiful sunny day. 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cutter airways voted world's best a line of 2021. hello there. let's look to east asia and as more wet and windy weather on the way for southern areas of china, thanks to a severe tropical storm that's pulling into the west. but 1st, let's start in the north and we've seen severe flooding across shan, she province nearly 2000000 people affected by that. thanks to the heavy rain. now this is usually a dry area, but they've had 3 times the average rainfall in october so far. and some of those rivers have risen to the highest levels in nearly 40 years. it is dry here over the

next few days. it's slightly to the west of beijing, but the rain is going to pick up as we go into thursday for beijing note remains sunny temperature where we expect it to be and it does warm up for the korean peninsula. it's wetter in japan, however, some of us have your falls affecting honshu, but it's gonna be coastal areas of china from shanghai all the way down to hong kong that are going to see the real wet and windy weather come in. as that tropical system pushes itself further west. if we take a closer look at that system, it's bringing winds of up to a 120 kilometers per hour. it moves into heinen island, bringing a lot of that wet weather with it as it moves into northern areas of vietnam. so very wet here, once again, edging into allows in the coming days we could see some floods from this system. the widow sponsored by cattle airways, voted willed besta line of 2021. france once had a vast empire spending several continents. but by the 1940s,

the french were forced to confront reality and demands for independence. in the 1st part of the documentary series, al jazeera looks at how the colonial unrest grew. conflict to no julia and full scale war and indo china blood and his french tea colonization on al jazeera lou. ah ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera? i'm emily angland, reminder of our top stories this alum, tennessee, as president chi saying has approved a new government appointed by the prime minister national boot in choice a cabinet more than 2 months after the government was dismissed by the president.

results from sunday's parliamentary election in iraq are expected to be announced shortly. the election commission says turn out was about 41 percent. that's the lowest since who dom hussein was deposed in 2003. and the u. s. and u. k. a warning their citizens of a security threat in afghanistan capital, they've been asked to stay away from hotels in cobble. if all is a recent rise in isola tasks the 2021 noble prize for economics has been awarded to david cod, joshua angriest, and guido inbounds, the 3 u. s. based economics, a can economists, one for their work on it. labor economics. their research includes the economic impact of immigration on natural citizens. card of university of california at berkeley was awarded one half of the prize. the other half was shared by angriest from the massachusetts institute of technology. and in bins from stanford university. david cards,

empirical contributions have improved our understanding of labor markets. his initial work challenge conventional wisdom which led to new studies and additional insights. joshua congress, them quito, emblems have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. that are framework for estimation validation and interpretation has been widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely re shaped empirical work in the economic sciences . whole race is in still comb with mo, bits of a surprise that the nobel committee had promised in recent, is to move these prizes pops away from white males away from the west and ons that it's, it's gone to form of the last a 120 it is also an, you know,

before today they were only 2 women who had ever won this economics prize out of 86 overall. and that's of the see now, to out of $89.00 after, at david called joshua the angriest on guido, adobe in bens one. this is prize, but maybe there's a counter arguments about said david called work using the natural experiments situations in real life that resemble random expirence david called shout for example. and raising the minimum wage doesn't necessarily mean fewer jobs on the market. on that. let site, natural citizens of a country tend to be benefited by immigration, whereas perhaps earlier, immigrants don't tend to be benefited by boy immigrants coming in and, and joshua congress in guido, in bens work showing that an extra year of education can have a considerable economic effects on that individual,

i getting great salaries later in life. so while the nobel committee haven't done anything to write the sort of geographical agenda and balances of the prize, which is going to take a long time to do, maybe they can argue that explaining these issues that might affect the poor might affect immigrants, is more important than, than writing those gendering balances in those geographical imbalances in the nobel prize. to buchanan foss, i now with a trial for those involved in the assassination of former president thomas sent kara, is beginning 14 people are accused of complicity in his murder. saint kara came to power in 1993 and was shot dead 40 years later. he was a revolutionary leader who had called on african countries to default on unfair international debt. among the suspects, his former president, blaze combed pyro re, he's in exile in a neighboring ivory coast. after being asked to in 2014 nicholas hock is following

the trial for us in deka. hello, then nicholas, the trial started earlier was suspended. now it's back on what exactly is happening . well emily, as you mentioned, it's back on the after 2 judges to assessor judges. so there's 5 presiding judges to substitute 2 assessors. 2 of the 3rd, assessors recuse themselves from the case. one of him saying that he was unfit, sick, unable to, to act as an assessor. the other one is saying that he worked closely with former president compar ray and general gen dairy. 2 of those people that are accused by the court of the assassination of san car, and therefore that he presents a bias to be an impartial judge in this case. so the judges for a brief moment held and dismissed the trial, and now they're back into action. this trial has been 34 years into waiting. there's been much anticipation to see this trial take place. it was buried under

president compar and that revived after he was deposed in a popular uprising in 2014. in 2015. the body of compulsory was exempt. the government had, of course, he said that he died of a natural death. but the autopsy revealed that he was crippled with bullets, then in 2017 prison menu. and my call said that he would release classified documents, secret documents in relation to thomas suncrest death. and a 3rd of those documents were given access to the lawyers need. we're just going to have to interrupt you there. i'm sorry, we appreciate that update, but we're going to go to a rock. now. let's take you to baghdad, where the iraqi election commission is. it's ease making an announcement now after sundays, parliamentary election let listening to javier mahogany animal for the for monday by on the results and were returned swiftly to not you know what, but warehouse and the thought of the electoral commission plus other results that

were transferred by satellites, non, if you don't need to be this feed into how is due to the security committee of the sections law on the job you're 70 wants to talk to don't know tina, this is a success that can be attributed to the success of this situation to the state when they went together far to higher than maybe not. but i think now in the hope that this election will be a good omen to construct a country and follow the gym. brothers the are the in the ha, how much got this moment it didn't have a lot and let the digital director to have announced a general result. i think i did say you, oh, i'm a fan not province. one half of wafford. well unwanted robins have little thought had been until i did problems when i go to black robins, one half of us at b,

y and it'll be a problem. and on mo you are now fi. these results are going to come follow via with available at the spots that have been designated by the electoral commission. i now have a shot shot out of the house i have i'm you can see this on the screen. then you can tony the i will follow via will be able to, you can check that with the website the electoral commission. so you can find out the results of these problems to model. so all the, yeah, these are preliminary results depending on what, why i got you. what is your data that has been follow via i referred to the commission, the commission now is why when i view committee house on at the ha, bother michelle aquino. and you know, so investigating some of the ballot boxes where there have been a few appointments, and i should come to see them and these will be transported to the national center

tomorrow. thank you very much. okay, that was the electoral commission. they're announcing a preliminary results. we're still waiting to hear exactly who has won from those initial results. but he did mention that they are investigating as some ballots and some of those results. so let's bring in our report. and now ma mode abdel, why hedge who is in baghdad, we missed the start of that press conference, unfortunately mumbled. but what did you take out of that? and did we get any results at all? a commissioner of the high national election commission, just the initial results have been, have been released and only some government rates, a number of rates that that,

that is of the issues of the election would be seen at the website. that is all for a number of nights. what are the, what is the electric emissions, tim? going complete the process of counting the other rates cases by virtue of the election. this is ashley with the 4 within 24 hours because of the bundle. so that means before 6th, kim, local time today, that is that around that 15 g m t concerning the turn house and then the d day of the 10 out last night. and today, also did the day of the announcement of the initial results that good

talents of hoping to some people on the community. and actually, despite the fact that that chief commission with just mentioned, he just did it, the officials for what he considered excellent job in regard to that and make sure everyone is safe. but yeah, it's in that, it's the with the fact that he, they did his initial williams a vis, not being come to fight something as we notice. okay, thank you for that update. mahmud, it is clearly a very fluid situation in iraq at the moment, and we don't have any of those initial results. but when we do get them, we'll cross back to you. thank you for that update. security

forces in indian administered in kashmir, have detained at least 700 people in a crackdown. it follows the killing of 4 people from minority communities in the main city of srinagar. in the last few days, please say around 25 civilians have died and politically motivated attacks in the region this year. elizabeth parent m has more from you delhi. we've had cuz me is director general, the police saying on monday morning that they have killed to what he called terrorists into separate security operations. and he said that one of them was linked to one of the civilian killing of a taxi driver. now as well as that hundreds of people have been detained in relation to the killings of 7 civilians from to 6 days, including a prominent hindu pharmacist who was known to many people. and she and i go a street vendor, a school principal and a teacher as well. now,

a senior police officer has said that the people that they are detaining have linked to band as the mist organizations. and that they are trying to break the chain of attacks in the push me valley. now there has been a claim of responsibility from a relatively, a relatively new group called the resistance from to off the each of these civilian kennings. they released statements elaborating on why these victims had been chosen . they said it's because they were agents of the hindu nationalist organization. the i assess or that they were government informers. they said that they killed the school principal and the teacher because the 2 of them had forced parents to put pressure on students to attend india's independence day celebrations. on the 15th of august. now the resistance front was form shortly after the indian government revoked the regions autonomy in august, 2019. and the government says that it has legs rather that it's an offshoot of the

pakistani group lecture. a boy by a large fire, has broken out and an oil facility in southern lebanon. local media reporting a fuel storage tank caught fire at the facility near the city of side on the fire is close to one of lebanon's main power stations which stopped functioning 2 days ago because of a fuel shortage. now under control, millions of people in australia's largest city, sidney, and celebrating after a month long coven 19 lockdown was lifted. tough restrictions had been in place for more than 100 days to curve, the spread of the delta variant cafes, gyms and hair dresses have reopened. for those who are fully vaccinated ah hello, you're watching out his ear and these are the top stories this our soon as he is president. chi said has approved a new government appointed by.