[000:00:00;00] ah, al jazeera, what were you? oh, if you don't picked out africans whether the storm and we'd soon, not only day, but old. well, i have you brought the united nation. sexy general says well must take action to stop a humanitarian crisis,

engulfing the people of afghanistan. ah, and i why money inside of this is out there a lie from dough also coming up. ah, early results in iraq selection suggest a strong result. the shia cleric looked thought i'll fathers, party, tennessee, as president approved a new government to monsanto, he fired the last one o, a national strike and believe yes, opposition groups protests against a new law which they say is a step towards a police state. ah, the afghan economy is lodging closer to collapse, leading to more urgent calls to end the humanitarian crisis. that's already engulfed. half the population that you and 60 general says international funds need

to breathe life back into the taliban. lead nation as health care grinds to a halt on diplomatic as a james base reports from the un. the un has been spearheading a large humanitarian operation in the 2 months since the taliban took over afghanistan. 3.8000000 people have received food supplies in that period. but aid alone will not help as the countries in tar economy is now at the risk of collapse . the un secretary general antonio terrace says the situation is very urgent. disease that make or break moment if we do not act until afghans whether the storm and we'd soon, not only they, but although old will pay a heavy price. the telephones, acting, foreign minister, says afghanistan's funds thought to total about $10000000000.00 should be immediately unfrozen or cat, the american, the hanover, the, the shadow, hover. this is so embarrassing that a huge country, like the united states of america,

is freezing in our assets. instead of helping constructing our country and ensuring order, diplomats tell me there's no way the u. s. and it's western allies will agree to unfreeze afghanistan's assets and hand that money directly to the taliban. but the un believes there's another solution to inject money into afghanistan's economy, and that's using trust funds set up, for example, by the u. n development program or the world bank. and those funds can then be used to pay for vital supplies and sellers. already one such scheme is up and running, allowing a fund of $15000000.00 to be accessed by hospitals and health care workers. james bayes al jazeera at the united nations preliminary election results in iran point to a strong result, shia cleric mac that our founders party in action commission revealed the partial figures earlier and also confirmed a low turn out if just over 40 percent. that is the lowest since iraq introduced

its democratic system after the 2003 us led invasion. former prime minister maria mckee looks that to happen next largest bait among cher parties and the hash and has the latest from baghdad. a father came to me square and but not who celebrate the decisive victory he achieved. and the parliamentary a doctors note that i saw that it emerging as one of the key makers about the biggest kink maker in iraq would have a big stay in the choice of the new prime minister. this is, this can't be separated from the regional warden. this under good national said however, a case most of my son was able to ally himself with other iraq policy because groups who have season and way. and then you start going it,

they might even be able to improve their choice of the prime minister on regional and international. no, in this election got other windows, the former prime minister mother, she made it come back. and according to the early result, it was able to secure around $37.00 seats. and this is for new market. big news. not a big news. us for the whole lesson that's alive with iran. they ended up with less than 20 c, tennessee, as president ty saeed has unveiled a new government nearly 3 months, solved a dismiss, the previous administration, and seized additional powers. the new cabinet will ultimately answer to him rather than the prime minister, not jab, wooden sides, actions have divided the country and of sparked widespread protests. lay haunting, has more. when we were at the noon, tunisia has spent the last 11 weeks without a government look at them too low until now. 30 nozzler bowden who was named as

tunisia as 1st female prime minister last month has sworn in her cabinet, which includes $23.00 ministers. 9 of whom are women. also, though, had he been dolah, there's the state department's require an assessment analysis and reconstructing. we aim to rearrange the priorities and regain trust and hope. the objectives of the cabinet team are based on the following points and 1st to regain trust in the state . in july president, i studied suspended parliament in sac, the prime minister. in september, he assumed all executive powers and began to rule by decree, while announcing plans to amend the constitution of commerce were la shawna. on 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 said he'd says he seized power to tackle to each is growing economic crisis. but his opponents call it a qu. parliament should be approving this government according to the new decree

that not the case. though i know there will certainly be among the president's critics, their question, the validity of this government. but nonetheless, the, even the supporters of the president fed the something that he needed to do to name a new government sort of set forth in 2011. tunisia was the 1st country to see large anti government protests that became known as the arab spring. in recent months, thousands have turned up to those same streets to protest against what they call a power grab by their president. the fear they may lose the democratic rights they gained 10 years ago. what am i gonna? there is 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 entertained the idea of attacking the state and its institutions. we will thought their plans for the coming days. aside from the economy. this new

government has many challenges ahead. the president wants to amend the constitution . walker meant the political system and he's planning a election. so i think they, they will be limited by dime and also by word because the president announced that they will burn only and they're the same exceptional misers for now, tunisia remains under the power of one man with the new government sworn in to back him leo. harding al jazeera, they have been launch demonstrations in several cities across bolivia, as anger of a different issue comes to the surface. ah, people took to the streets to show their frustration with government policies, protested se propose new laws and designed to stifle political opposition. police attempted to dispatch some crowds with tear gas in the past. adding to the unrest is an ongoing dispute between farmers and

a powerful coca leaf growing lobby. daniel shawna has been following developments from when, as aires they represent a wide variety of sectors of bolivian society. they are civic groups, business leaders, newspaper bosses, trade unions. the government says, as a socialist government of a president, we sort of say, says that they're the very same people, some of them who are behind what he calls a cou in 2019, which deposed his predecessor, president abel morales from office. they obviously deny this. they say that they simply angry. this proposed government law which has passed though a house has been suspended for now. while the government seeks consultation with the people, they say will put too much power in the hands of the state and allow the states to stifle opposition to persecute opposition leaders. the government says it's a law that's necessary to try to stop elicit earnings. they cite recently

discovered on earth, pandora papers, which many around the world are talking about. these offshore accounts where people have been stashing. there are sometimes ill gotten gains. many bolivians were mentioned in those papers that the government says that's necessary to stop a money laundering money. other people should be paying taxes on being pushed abroad so that they can rejuvenate the economy. the money stays in the country and they can try to emerge from the very hard hit like many countries by the corona virus appendix. they say they need that money to stay in the country, and they need these laws to be able to fight that dozens of migrants remain camped outside a u. n. facility in libya seeking resettlement. they escaped from a detention center west of tripoli on friday. got shot dead at least 6 people in the last escape and some migrants remain in hiding. alack!

china has more. they've been here for days some for more than a week. they're hungry and thirsty and they've been sleeping on the turret. people give them water as they passed by the crowd of migrants outside this un facility and triple. they each have a story to tell mohammed the woods as he escaped from them, or bernie detention center on friday and has been here ever since. so we are homeless, we have no place to go. do you any better responsibility? you get to cut, it must be a good bit responsibility because we have no place to go. no, no letter, no you go where we gun go. it follows a crack down by libyan security services. earlier this month in the town of good garish, where at least $5000.00 migrants for refugees were arrested. their temporary homes were destroyed. the government says they were built illegally on public land. those arrested were put in detention centers like the elma bonnie facility, or on friday, 2000 people escaped. the un said 6 migrants were killed and at least $24.00 injured

. we began to pilot programs day to provides assistance in the emergency release. some of these people, i'm a continue to do so in these areas around town. next couple of days we've been able to do so at the community center because of the large crowds. libya has long been a transit hub for migrant and refugees attempting to reach your pin shores by crossing the mediterranean. but with the recent crack down, many of them are scared. they gather here in their hundreds, outside this un facility, hoping to be relocated to other countries. women and children are among the crowds were waiting for help. the un refugee agency says it urges the crowds to disperse, so they can help the most vulnerable and need. but most people here tell us they have nowhere else to go, and they refused to leave until they are evacuating. david came to libya from self . suzanne, he says, migrants to refugees are made to wait and live in detention centers because of

e u policies and restrictions the european new york who are finding the libya coast guard. people are intercepted in to see i'm then brought back to libya where the hall held up in different detention center. on the not only does all the mileage of how we might call them the, took this people and separate them into groups where the ext of them are, detain them for ransom or you know, this have got tips towards it repeating itself. there are an estimated 600000 african migrants in libby at the moment. many of them just want a better life for themselves and their families. and they believe they'll find it in europe. my latrina al jazeera triplet, a car bomb at a market place in northern syria, has killed 6 people. it targeted a free, which is on the turkey bank opposition control. at least one of those killed was a rebel fighter, the turkish prison richard type, or the one says he's determined to eliminate the threats in syria. and that his

military's preparing to launch a new operation. still head on out, his era rebels in ethiopia as t grey regions say, government forces have launched an all our ground offensive against them. alice plank and violence leads to a security crackdown in indian admins in kashmir. ah, with hello everyone. here's your update for the americas, and we gotta start with pam light is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane at this is to say, let me take it toward wednesday. it's moving fast. and that's when it's going to make that land fall into western mexico on wednesday. gotta be on the lookout for land slides and mud slides here across the u. s. gulf states, we do have a run of rain through this region. nothing major. certainly nothing like we've seen

over the last few days in time, a lot of weather alerts. as we head over here, we've got some high elevations snow but even lower down to the ground. look at some these temperature salt lake city, just a high of 8 degrees. our next batch of what weather moves into bc's, south coast and we've got low temperatures are right across the canadian prairies even saw some snow flurries fall in calgary. further toward the east temperatures still above average, but disturbed weather brown, the great lakes, and i stay in new york though with a hive 22 degrees and winds in st. john's will guts to about 50 kilometers per hour . stop. and if south america still that heavy rain for western areas of columbia bogota getting up to a high of 20 degrees and further toward the south, we've got unsettled weather at rio de janeiro rate toward the river plate region. but that will eventually push out toward the south atlantic. okay, i'm out of time. i'll see you again soon. ah, with frank assessments,

what's the point of the un if multilateralism isn't part of its dna? we need someone, we're sovereigns, teams can exchange opinions. you focus likely to change biking behavior. it's not going to change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do and it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match this more games mentality. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, blue ridge. open back you watching al jazeera melinda how top stories this our b, u and chief says the world needs to find a way of getting money and assistance into afghanistan. now to prevent the

humanitarian crisis engulfing half of the population, antoine you could tell it has praise the efforts of agencies, but says it's just not enough. early election results in iraq going to a strong outcome, the shia cleric, mcdonald's father's party, the former prime minister, maria mckee looks that to happen next. not just boat among ship anti government protest. as i've been demonstrating across bolivia, they say it proposed new law is a dangerous step towards a police state. the government thinks it's essential to tackle, elicit earnings, the quantity to ethiopian. now where the tea, gray people's liberation front says government troops have launch. coordinated attacks on france, the bible, se heavy artillery tanks falling to jets. i'm drones are being used against them. the offensive was launched last week, but if he is to be intensifying, has been no immediate comment from the european government. nearly 2000000 people

have been displaced in the 11 mountain time. you'll get to choose a journalist in ethiopia. he says this could be a defining moment in the conflict. you this was, i mean, the i minister with one gun, but it's not far away. are you looking for some kind of military support? i mean this, this conflict or this, this property to be that the finding my a conflict that really has killed thousands of people that met almost 2000000 people. and we are fortunate 1st year in november. we see the story just mobilize on the, not our region. this is supposed to be the defining moment in support of the feel was on. like i said that you're using a key,

find a job and i mean, you know, food stamps. so this is again a comp, then the conflict is beginning or we start with some of the damages we've been watching from a distance. and again, it's a problem with that you end up saying why people are if you have and this is support. this is a tricky to continue. brazil's president giant bull sanara told a journalist that he was born with questions about the country, surpassing 600000 deaths from cove and 19 brazil has the 2nd highest number of deaths in the world opener has consistently downplayed the impact virus. he's been heavily criticized whereas humbling the pandemic and opinion polls show his popularity is falling. kevin 19 job manufacture madana says it will not share it's vaccine formula despite please from the w h. i. company executive say

they'll instead ramp up production, which according to them, is the best way to increase global supply within the next 6 to 9 months. the most reliable way to make high quality vaccines and in an efficient way is going to be if we make them. and so i think that the, the appeals are broader assuming that we couldn't actually get enough capacity. but in fact, we know we can, we went from having 0 production to a 1000000000 doses in less than a year. and we think we'll be able to go from one to 3. residents in the australian city of sydney have emerged on to more than a 100 days of locked down. state has reached its vaccination target of 70 percent with a number of infections. now, on the decline, sarah clark is this report. gray skies and rain weren't enough to damp in the spirits of those and sydney came to embrace what's being described as freedom day

filing. good to get out and disobey frey. say my friends and family again, you know, the little things. go get a coffee breakfast. very good. yeah. yeah. glad to be backing out and doing some work and i'll get back into 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. pub, get my. he caught excellent. on monday, sydney lifted, it's locked down. after a few months of stay at home, rules, gymnasiums restaurants, petitions, pump, 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 current of ours and reopen the economy. it's been a very difficult time for else died. and as i said the,

this issue is not over. there is 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 wants the target of 80 percent is reached. mo, 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 minimum in states i factorial. the lockdown continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and when you're in a state like new south wiles, that is opening up to die a slight life 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 vaccines to when all that when ty, but inevitably comes that in those states, you'll 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 0 o'clock, al jazeera queensland, australia, a ministry caught in volcano faso began a trial in the killing of the former president thomas sanker. it was ousted in a qu, in 1987. his successor blazed, compadre is among those facing charges. compar i went on to govern for 27 years before himself being ousted in a popular uprising in 2014. he is now an exile in ivory coast on his boy, causing the trial. he denies any involvement in the killing. i used to do so, but i'm about to see if it's not fair. it's really not fair that he's not here. he should be here. he should have the courage to be here, but you know, not everyone is courageous. they run from the truth. nicholas huck has more. the

story from deca. absent in this trial is the man accused for present bliss combo a currently, an exile in neighboring ivory coast. now his lawyers say that they do not recognize the legitimacy of this military tribunal. there is, however, his right hand man, general gen dairy, who will be a, who will be talking in this trial. he's been in prison for attempted coo. and he's one of the main suspect in the killing of to my son, kara. this trial has been 34 years in the waiting and there is much anticipation to find out who exactly is behind the killing of this iconic figure that goes beyond burkina. faso is border: toma, san cora is a mythical figure. perhaps because of the circumstances of his death is shrouded with mystery. with some accusing the former colonial power, france of being involved in his killing. none the less, this figure that was an environmental as before his time,

a feminist before his time is revered by millions of people throughout french speaking africa. take a look at this report. a visionary with a revolutionary, the son of a nation, for the nation, not just lyrics to his song. 34 years after the south nation of weekend fossils president to my son got he still revered by millions of people across french speaking african 1983. he was described as a feminist and environmentalist than a 33 year old soldier who was ahead of his time. he turned his back on international aid money and loads from organizations like the world bank instead, favoring self sufficiency, calling for more equal relationship with friends, the countries former colonial power. on the 15th of october, 1987 soccer was killed by an armed group along with 12 officials. his closest friend and former colleague bless compound took power. now he and 13 others are due to go on trial, charged with murdering soccer. this thread is important folder manifest issue of

the 2. then that's why it's really important that the blessed combo, the honest one, the book if it's the only time your life, you stand to bless, called by a was ousted in 2014, following a popular uprising that brought an end to his 27 year rule. he lives in exile in neighboring ivory coast and has refused to take part in the trial. his supporters see it as a political witch hunt juniper buckle, pra. i don't understand that politicians that we once worked with young are now so bitter and desperately seeking revenge. and porky not is suffering enough already. this needs to stop. according to official government documents, soccer a died a natural death, but in 2015 authorities assumed his remains from a grave. an autopsy revealed, his body was riddled with bullets in 2017 french president. emanuel mccoy agreed to really secret files on soccer. his death that led to the opening of the trial. there is a desire for justice, not just in burkina faso,

but throughout french speaking west africa because there was behind the assassination thought to silence on carrying his ideals. but it had the reverse effect. millions of people across french speaking west africa. see in san kara, a symbol of resistance against the powerful he's become a hero and an icon celebrated in arts, culture and politics. many of those involved in the recent quin malia and one in guinea last september half reference sanker as leadership. as an inspiration. these are some of his last words in public. we need to accept. we are africans. it's the only way to live with dignity. sanker i says, adding, do you want to see corrupt government officials or soldiers? then we will get rid of them. this may cost me my life, but we are here to dare. shortly after this speech, sanker rock was shot dead. nicholas hawk al jazeera is an indian administered kashmir,

say they've killed 2 rebels that linked to one of them to the mother of a taxi driver. last week. he was one of 7 civilians killed by gunman and recent eyes. elizabeth per on him has one story of new delhi. helga's conduct spot checks on the streets of sheena good. the main city of indeed, administered kush mead. there was increased security in the region after gunman killed 70 civilians including minority hindus in one week. something that hasn't happened in years. it has however, led to an all too familiar event. the detention of hundreds of people accused of having links to band muslim organizations were neither bored. america, it is the duty of security forces to instill confidence among minorities that they are safe in cash meet. as far as there is a concern, those who have been detained to have a criminal record or links to militants and look at the gum and wants to make clear that no such thing will be tolerated. good enough. as funerals were held last week,

a group called the resistance front release statements taking responsibility for the killings of 3 hindus, 3 muslims, and to seek the victims include a school principal, a teacher, a taxi driver, and well known pharmacist mack. unless been through that with his up in the attack on been drew's on the entire society on every kashmiri, he always used to help war people. it's very heartbreaking. what wrong had he done to any one? how can you justify his killing or the st vendor killed in the separate attack was the way the resistance from said it was targeting government, informers, or agents of the hindu nationalist organization that ashley s y m save ax sung, or r. assess the resistance front was formed after the indian government revoked kashmir autonomy in august 2019. i think it just the fact that the normalcy that was being said that the normalcy has her darned english reinforced august 9th. 2019 is not really affect the militancy has still been there and it is largely i think

growing last week's killings have led to protests by hindus and seeks and shanika and other indian cities of the 28 civilians killed by separatist rebels in indian. administered, could meet this year 21 when muslims, but the worse violence by rebels against the regions, minorities in years, has seen some hindus leaving the kush, meet valley and going to the hindu majority. jemma region out of concern for the safety. while muslims fear being wrongfully accused, entertained something that human rights organizations say is common. in indeed, administered kush meat, elizabeth moran and al jazeera new delhi. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories, the on chief says the well need to find a way of getting money on assistance into afghanistan now, to preventing humanitarian crisis engulfing half of the population. antonio terrace

has praised the efforts of agencies but says it's not enough already before the tale,