to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists, safeguarding one of our most valuable results is these are important samples. we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees. striving to co exist with nature. okay, so what's going on there is the assimilating. what happens when the elephant e commerce life off to conflict on al jazeera ah months after suspending parliament and sacking the prime minister, tenacious president chi fight approves a new government ah, play you're watching al jazeera live from doha with me for the back table. also coming up the lowest hole to turn out in the fall of saddam hussein. we're in baghdad ahead of results from iraq,

spot m entry election rebels in ethiopia to dry region say government forces have launch and all loud ground offensive against them. and the nobel prize in economics is jointly awarded to 3 people for their work on so called natural experiments. ah, tunisia as president guy said, has approved a new government more than 2 months after he fired the last one from an international wouldn't chose her cabinet that included some members who were ready serving in an interim capacity. they've been appointed under a presidential decree that chi site denounced after he sees additional powers in july, in mass protests against his move to dismiss, to prime minister and suspend permits. what are mc gerber? the am annuity daughter. there's no place for those who have wanted to undermine the sovereignty of the state and the sovereignty of the people. obviously 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 thwart their plans for the coming days. garden commerce were la shawna, m 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. rabbit allow easy chinney space journalist. she says prime minister nash lab would den has made surprising choices for the new cabinet. i think this government will face new challenges. i mean, especially economic challenge challenges. we've economic crisis that tunisia is leaving. i think we got some surprises in this govern, especially with the nomination of therapy. sharpton, dean, who was the former interior minister, 2nd by the former pm. he shim and she she last january. and we remember that when

he showed me she was dismissed, the prime minister of the dean, the tension drinking between the president and the prime minister. and today we see that the chef, the dean is back in the interior minister, especially in the situation. i think this is really a surprise, florida to new orleans. so i think they, they will be limited by dime and also by power because the president announced that they will govern only and they're the exceptional measures. so we don't know yet how much time they will have if they will make it, they should set challenge it. are we listening to a few minutes to go to the prime minister notion of women? who said that her priority is to come back to corruption, but we don't know if her limited power and limited time will allow her to to do the results from iraq. smaller mentors, election are being released. the election commission has declared initial results

in several regions. the turn out for sunday's vote was about 41 percent. that's the lowest inside. i will say the supposed in 2003 that the model solar them for these are preliminary results and depend on what doctor has been referred to. the commission. the commission is investigating some of the ballot boxes where there have been a few problems, and these will be transported to the national center tomorrow. al jazeera is my modem, then what has more from bank that so far, according to the chief commissioner of the interior of the election commission, only 10 provinces. and that have sent results to the central in central election commission. central le, a headquarters in baghdad. and these are these at 10 provinces. they do not include a dad, but he said that by a 6 p. m. local time here,

the whole result of the, the remaining provinces, it will be announced. but that is the least turn out for it has the recorded the least her out with 32 percent while it hook in a could the stand has a recorded the highest turn out was 54 percent. we understand that this low turnout is attributed mainly to the boycotting campaigns over the past few a months. but observers say that that have been a controversy between the officials from their high national election commission on the one hand and other international observers. and also that includes the other earth international officials from the united nations and the european union. and that is regarding to some irregularities including delays, including also some technical issues that happened during the voting her process. and iraqi prime minister says i sold finance chief has been captured. my staff

academy says iraqi security forces court. sammy jesse mart. sadie wax border is without getting further details. justine was a deputy to former iso leader, albert carr bag daddy who died in 2019 to ethiopian. now where the tig ry people's liberation front says government troops have launched coordinated attacks on all fronts. the rebels say heavy artillery tank fighter jets and drones are being used against them. the offensive was launch last week, but appears to be intensifying. there's been no immediate comment from ethiopian government. nearly 2000000 people have been displaced in the 11 month war. they speak to ethiopia based a journalist, samuel get i chose in the town of samarra. thank you so much for being with us. so an air and now a ground offensive as well integrated. what more you hearing about this, what we're hearing is they've been preparing for this moment for a while. there were a mobilization that i was going on a region, for instance. it was an open secret. and this is the defining moment that the

children government has been saying is forthcoming, and it's going, it's expected to be a bloody, and it's going to be a defining moment for the conflict begun a year ago. and even the british government announced an hour ago saying that it's asking all its citizens not to travel to to grow yamaha enough far. and so on. showing you that this conflict is ongoing and there will be an offensive that's happening in the days to come. as you say, this is going to be a bloody battle, most likely. what is ultimately the philippine government objective? well no, just too as to prevent the t p l or having a chance to govern to gray, they just want to kill or eliminate the essence of the t. p left they've said is a terrorist organization. the t p left is a government or a dominant or political party for the last 27 years. and they want to kill. in

essence, the government that has been accused of human rights abuses and all kinds of happenings in the country for, for a while. the administration has said eliminating t p and left as will become a priority of a government that was formed in a few days ago. but caught in the middle of all this of course are hundreds of thousands of civilians who have little access to age right now. and who are suffering as a result of this conflict that really is for overwhelming, not just within the to great region because we can't access it's a gray region. but even in the 40 regents the need and the disaster that's been happening in terms of why is there a needs that the u. n. can no longer support because it's either prevented from reaching this needed areas or doesn't have the resources as just overwhelmed. there are many, many people that are in need of support and aren't able just to get support and the

essence of famine that define your bed. 1984 in the 85 seems to be coming back. it's this is a catch 22 for many of us have been watching it. you'll be up for a while. sammy, i'll thank you so much for bringing us to latest a samuel get a cio, joining a sam from ethiopia. thank you for your time. thank you. and the us and u. k. a warning their citizens are a security threat in afghanistan, capital, american and british citizens have been asked to stay away from hotels in capital. it follows a recent rise in isola tax. many foreigners have left afghanistan after the u. s withdrawal in august, but some aid workers and journalists remain. stephanie decker has more from campbell, the americans, and the british warning against a people staying away from hotels in the capital. one particular hotel was mentioned as you know, having a real security threat against we've heard about this in the last 48 hours or so. the taliban is taking it seriously. they beat dr. curt security also using their

special forces to cordon off certain roads using sniper locations. the telephone's main card that they played was that they could maintain security in this country, that they were the only ones to be able to maintain security in this country. what we're seeing recently in the last, especially 10 days or so is an escalation, is step up by i sold k, that is the afghanistan branch of iso in terms of attacks. they started more until about in the east of the country than they attacked mosque here. in cobbled, just last sunday and significant breach of security there because you had senior members of the taliban meeting their suicide bomber blowing himself up. then you had that devastating attack on a mosque in canoes on friday. so now we have the security threat herein caldwell so i think a message of defiance and certainly ice. okay. trying to disrupt the taliban in the chat about of course. now having to run a country. this wasn't insurgent group until just about 2 months ago, carrying out exactly the kinds of attacks that it's now having to try and prevent. the taliban is meeting representatives from the european union in katara capital.

after holding talks, where the u. s. delegation. washington says they discuss security evacuation fights and women and minority rights in afghan. his son, while the u. s. still refuses to recognize its hannibal government, it's agreed to provide humanitarian aid directly to the afghan people. then bas ravi explains the expectations from both sides. at the toxin door, the europeans want a primarily to guarantees the same thing. the americans want to make sure that have gone, his son 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 afghanistan and inside have gone on to that end you. the european union will be looking for guarantees of being able to fairly access all parts of a gun. it's fun to make sure aid is not sees 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 has 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 of 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 in the united states for 2 decades. now it's gonna take a long time to close that gap. still ahead on al jazeera will justice be served for the murder of one of africa's most revered revolutionary leaders. we're bringing the latest on the trial of to my son car, to massacre searching for safety from falling bombs. we meet the children traumatized by the war on gossip. ah hello there, let's look to south asian. there's a lot of clear and why whether it was northern areas of pakistan and india as the southwest monsoon continues, it's retreat within a lot of hazy sunshine, the temperature sitting in the mid thirty's for new delhi. but it is looking very wet along that western coast, particularly for places like carola,

where we have got an amber alert out for heavy rain to come over the next 2 days. and some of those shop showers are going to come into play for western areas of sri lanka, by the time we get into wednesday. but across the board, bengal, it is looking very wet and windy heavy falls expected for me and more and more rain for thailand where we have already seen severe flooding and we could see some flooding across southern areas on eastern areas of china. we've got some wet and windy conditions coming into play, ranging away from shanghai down to hong kong. thanks to that severe tropical storm . that's pulling to the west is expected to make land for across he nan island. and we will keep an eye on that system. but further north, we've seen flooding in she province. it's usually a dry area. we've had nearly 2000000 people affected. but the rain either it picks up on thursday. it's looking a lot dryer for beijing, the temperature at 17 degrees celsius and plenty of sunshine. that's your update ah,

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welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, tenacious president high fight, has approved a new government nearly 3 months after he fired the last one. families to mash level dental was appointed by fire. last month said the administration's main priority will be talking corruption in ethiopia. the t great people's liberation front says government troops have launch coordinated attacks using heavy artillery times and fight jacks. there's been no immediate comment from ethiopian government and the u. s. and you care wanting their citizens, have a security threat enough. ganeth fans capital have been asked to stay away from hotels in cobble. a fall was a recent rise in iso matter. the child has begun in bull keener fossil for those accuse of involvement in the assassination of late president to my son, kara prosecutor se 14 people were complicit in the murder including another former president. bless, compile, re thank ira had only been in path for 4 years when he was shot dead in 1987 supporters saw him as

a revolutionary leader and praise his calls for african countries to default on unfair international debt. nicholas hark has more from the car 34 years after his death, this trial has finally begun. the this court case that was buried doing compar his time, and then revived after he was deposed in a popular uprising in 2014. in 2015. the body of thomas dunker was exuberant, although officially the government had said that he had died from natural causes. the autopsy revealed that he was crippled with bullets that comes as no surprise. there was gunfire during his, his a, his, his murder. and now what people want to know is who is behind the killing of toma son. corrupt was just his former friend president bless compar 8 former prison bl as compar. we took over power or were there foreign powers involved? notably, france, the former colonial power to my son, cora has been an iconic figure since his death m. though the attempt of his death

was trying to silence him in his ideals, it did the opposite. she became an icon, celebrated as the cake of ara in west africa. and in french speaking africa, he's known for being an environmentalist and a feminist before his time and anti imperialist, he called for self sufficiency and a more equitable relationship with friends, the former colonial power, he severed ties with the i, m, f, and n a and international agencies calling for more self sufficiency and he was assassinated just before he was calling. he was organizing a one party system. during a period of the cold war. a large fire has finally been extinguished. sharon oil facility in southern lebanon, a fuel shortage tank caught fire at the facility near the city of side. on nearly 50000 liters of gas was burned during the blaze. it was close to one of lebanon's main power stations, which stopped functioning 2 days ago. due to a fuel shortage,

security forces in indian administered kashmir have detained at least 700 people in a crime down. it follows the killing of 4 people from minority communities in the main city of sugar in the last few days, really say around 25 civilians have died in politically motivated attacks in the region. this year elizabeth ron m as mo, from new delhi, was, had cost me as 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 into 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 most organizations, and that they are trying to break the chain of attacks in the kush, me valley. now there has been a claim of responsibility from a relatively, a relatively new group called the resistance from to off to 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 france was formed shortly after the indian government to revoke the regions autonomy in august, 2019. and the government says that it has links, rather that it's an offshoot of the pakistani group lecture. a boy by tens of

thousands of residents in the australian city of sydney have emerge after more than a 100 days of lockdown. the state has reach its covered 90 vaccination target of 70 percent with a number of infections. now on the decline, thought rank reports, gray skies and rain weren't enough to damp and the spirits of those and sydney came to embrace what's being described as freedom, date, filing good to get ad and to see baby fray say my friends and family again. you know, the little things go get a coffee breakfast. very good. yeah. yeah. glad to be back out and doing some work and get back in the community. being stuck at home with kids and work and house work. sorry. it's just amazing to have the opportunity now to get out. good. pob, get my hair caught. excellent. on monday, sydney lifted, it's looked down. after a few months of stay at home, rules, gymnasiums restaurants, petitions, pumps, and head dresses reopened. to fully vaccinated residence. private rules had banned

household visits and travel beyond a 5 kilometers zone, separating many families. those restrictions were also removed with the states premier declaring australians need to learn to live with the corona virus and reopen the economy. explain, i very difficult time for else died. and as i said the, this issue is not over. there's a long journey ah, in front of our style there will be challenges that come our wide out. but i, we have to wipe it up and, and we have to get people back in to work. well, that 70 percent of people in new south wales i've a 16 years of age have now been vaccinated. wanted the target of 80 percent is reached, more regulations will be eased. restrictions are still in place across other parts of australia. here in queensland, the state is trialing home quarantine. but the number of cases here has been minimal in states like victoria, the locked down continues with

a number of infections continuing to rise. and with you're in a state like new south wales that is opening up to die site like victoria that soon will be or arbor in the west or up in queensland where the impact of coverage has not during the sign. but still, we need those back sites to when all that, when tired inevitably comes that in those states, you will be able to continue on. as you have the prime minister has vowed to lift the caps on international flights for those stranded australians. wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the ear within weeks. sarah clark, al jazeera queensland, australia. astrazeneca says it's covered 19 cocktail drank house, reduce disease in patients. trials of the drug show that it kept people from developing severe symptoms. the cocktail reduce death by 50 percent in patients who had been symptomatic for up to 7 days. it was tested on people at high risk of developing severe reactions to the virus. austria's foreign minister has been sworn

in as the countries knew. chancellor alexander schellenberg takes over from sebastian curds who resigned because of corruption allegations. the opposition has dismissed the more saying courage will continue to run things behind the scenes is been accused of using public funds to gain favorable press coverage. the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to debit card joshua angry. then guido embeds the 3 u. s. based economists one for their work on labor economy. they're researching lucy, economic impact of immigration on natural citizens card of the university of california . berkeley was awarded one half of the price, the other half were shared by angry from the massachusetts institute of technology . and in been some 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 in bones,

have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. the framework for estimation validation and interpretation has been widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of the laureates have completely read shape empirical work in the economic sciences . always has more from stockholm. this prize, given to 3 economists is in 2 parts. the one to david called for his work on labor markets. how factors such as minimum wages and immigration effect jobs, and the other 2, joseph unrest, and guido embeds for they work on natural experiments how real life situations can help determine cause and effect. in this case, in economics and for current research is the is 20202021. have given them one of the biggest, real life experiments in history. i think we should be very,

very excited about this. i mean, so as with many other crisis, they've already affected the how many people are doing their research. those methods to understand causality can be used to study the effects of locked down, can be used to study basically any type of effect. and that's what makes it so amazing that has us understand causality, of course and effects, and what are the consequences of locked down on, on held on a kid solid, kansas cetera. so there are many, then there are many researchers now working on the topic of locked house and that, that's not exactly what this price me what this researchers are awarded for, but their methods are being used to address this question. so there we can obviously see a real, a real time consequence of their work. so hopefully policymakers and governments and others all over the role will be using these insights to sort of make up come up with policies. another question had of this prize was lots of equality with only 2 women previously having been given the nobel prize in economics. compare that to

the current tally now of $89.00 men. the no well committee has promised to make the nobel prize as a whole lot more equal with 12 men and one woman being awarded prizes this week. they still have some way to go. pull rece out is era, stop having a mental health is a huge concern in the occupied palestinian territory. the fighting between israel and hamas and other armed groups and gaza in may was one of the most intense history past experienced in years. experts say many children have been less traumatized. you now science reports some gossip. terrified by the sound of bombs, emily drawn to hide in her mother's lap. other times she would look for safety at her grandparents home. yet they were often forced to flee their house in the hopes of finding shelter in safer place. and i was, i couldn't get any the memories that stick to my mind a sounds of drones and strikes and ambulances. i'm most afraid when it's evening

and it's dark joke out the conflict between god, st. israel in may, was one of the most intense in the region in years during israel's 11 day will bard meant of the enclave. and those aunts and uncles, so to refuge at her home. but the family was forced to flee during a bomb attack, and members became separated. emma so her mother go one way as she went to another . they all reunited later, but she isn't able to forget the screaming of children as they ran from their homes as bombs fell. she's still petrified by the thought that she might one day lose one of her family members or end up alone without a roof over her head. other children are also traumatized. enzo closed that was an id. our neighbor's house was bombed at 6 o'clock in the morning. i couldn't

sleep because it was so intense. i cannot forget the scenes of the dead and the injured been pulled out from under the rubble. oh gotta it. yes, the international committee of the red cross is running project st. gods. so to safeguard children's mental health. since 2014, the i see has been running healing the once program, which is a psychosocial program in cooperation with the minister of health, to support the facilitator of the minister of health to take care of a provision of mental health support to a population in garza in specific, those who witness or hard memories or incidence. during the a conflict with no underground shelters in garza, children were forced to hide under tables and wait to hear sirens of ambulances to mark the end of the bombardments. eliza gaz, if glares elca but active by the bombing was close by and very strong after i would sit under the table with my hands on my head when it was over my dab would come. i

will try to call me down and comfort me now and many other children in gaza struggle every day with the experience of trauma. amid all this feelings of fear, anger, panic, and loneliness, the children of godsa dream of becoming artist, football, players, engineers and professional swimmers. and they also dream of waking up one day to find god, the restrictions have been lifted and they can move freely and travel the world units. see it al jazeera godsa. ah, so again, i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al jazeera, tenacious president chi fi. it has approved a new government fairly 3 months after he fired the last one from you soon. i sure would then was appointed to was appointed by faith last month says the administration's main priority will be talking corruption. what are my gerber?

lima muti, buddha, there's no place for those who have wanted to undermine the sovereignty of the state.