ah, whitney at the coal face on al jazeera ah, this civilian lead transitional government should be immediately restored by the administration condemns the qu in sudan on suspends millions of dollars of aid and response. ah, meanwhile, in for them, thousands come out on the streets to protest against the military takeover. at least 7 people are killed in shootings by the security forces. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, leaders in southeast asia,

holding their annual summit. me and mom would top the discussions, but it's jim to lead up was left out and back to school. children across venezuela, resume learning in classrooms. after months of code 19 locked out, ah, welcome to the program to united states has condemned the military coup in sedans, saying it will not hesitate to hold to account those responsible for the overthrow of the transitional government that was supposed to usher in democracy. the biden administration is demand in the release of all detained political prisoners and it suspending $700000000.00 in emergency assistance to the country. meanwhile, the un security council will discuss the bound behind closed doors on tuesday, and it's calling for restraint. mosquitoes, stakeholders to return to dialogue in restores the constitutional order as well as

not to poach domestic peace and political transition at risk. we stand ready, of course, 2 fourths of support. the country on its part, tolls, domestic peace and political transition. meanwhile, a state of emergency is now in force right across the country. sources at the health ministry of told down to 0, but 7 people have been killed after protest following monday's crew. well, will bring you more details on us and global reaction in a moment, but 1st this report from he, he but morgan on what happened earlier on monday, i got after a month of power struggled with civilian leaders for dance general have states a coo and imposed a state of emergency breaking up a faction transitional government that has been leading the country home of you the sierra link, the guardian, we dissolve the sovereign council and the cabinet and we put an end to the maze jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everything and will take decisions to watch everything general hands as the military had to intervene

to and political and fighting with a cross to dan. this theory, tens of thousands of men and women from breaking on the 3 to show the anger against the fed and military takeover. i didn't an urgent call to all sudanese civilians who want to protect the revolution. what the military is doing is a betrayal to all citizens on all fronts. it is the duty of all civilians to move and to block all roads outside to prevent any military force to move right now, all of us must unite to show the truth. yeah, i didn't know was the, he know the return of the old regime is impossible. no matter what the excuses or the justifications the return is impossible. this is the 1st statement of the people, women and men are refusing any kind of fraud on tomorrow seat and civil society. the military has arrested several civilian members of the transitional government and moved prime minister of the lamb built to an undisclosed location fronting

global concerns. do you is very concerned about sedans, military forces, reportedly putting, ah, prime minister, hum, duck under house arrest. and as well as detaining other members of the civilian leadership. and we urge for their fast relief ah, included the pro democracy forces of freedom and change coalition. born out of the 2018 uprising that out, that long time leader omar bashir has called for protests and strikes to resist the coo divisions between the military and civilian sides of the transitional. government widened after last month's failed to attempt by forces loyal to be. she if both sides blame each other for slow reforms, a worsening economic crisis, poverty and corruption, many people are angry, but some are celebrating the news of the military takeover. a coalition of political parties has been stating as sitting in front of the presidential palace for more than a week, urging the military to take control if members they. some of those who participated

in the 2018 uprising against the government have not been listened to. the military have been g to creating the conditions for this discord and security balance from the in congress to given that the bahamas, you know, in many ways and since we had a state in this hybrid transitional arrangement, i and those who have been part of this movement to push the government out are themselves key members of government. so any criticism of government performances very martial criticism. oh, the hard one gains of the pro democracy uprising have not led to the reforms. many people fought for, and now with more political upheaval, the nation is once again on the edge. he bo morgan august era. horton rosen, jordan has more now on the u. s. reaction to monday's coo from washington dc. the biden administration is taking every opportunity to say that it condemns the coup attempt in cartoon on monday. not only has the by debt ministration decided to

suspend all $700000000.00 and economic assistance to the transitional government. it also says it is watching very closely how members of the hotel are behaving as the process carries out. this is what bad price had to say about the prospect of sanctions against members of the military rosin. it is very early hours. this happened overnight. we're evaluating the situation on the ground, we're watching very closely. we're communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world. so i don't want to get ahead of, of where we are. but suffice to say that we are willing to resort to any and all appropriate measures to hold accountable. those who me be attempting to derail the, the will, the aspirations of the sudanese people and those who may be responsible for violence for violence that we may yet see. the co happened just hours after the u.

s. as special envoy for the horn of africa. geoffrey feltman left the country, he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now, the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation and cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues. later. southeast asian leaders of picked off the annual i. sim summit in brunei, obit. virtually there'll be 3 days of meetings, but me and ma is noticeably absent after refusing to send the civilian representative. it comes off the countries top general was excluded for refusing to take steps. to end violence in this country. yes, president joe biden, as well as chinese and russian leaders are also set to attend the summit of

florence. libby joins us live now from the malaysian capital column for florence. sent me in my clearly at the hot topic on the agenda, but i see i was excluded. the gentleman. that's right. aussie and foreign ministers earlier this month made the decision to not invite me on margin to achieve me on glank, and to invite a non political representative instead. it's a rare and bold move by a, an organization that has made the principle of known interference. one of its main principles now member states, some member states had felt that there was a need to send a strong message to me on my, for failing to implement and are in let peace plan. and in particular, there was unhappiness that an appointed envoy was told he would not be able to meet deposed civilians on sunset. g. now, man must truck defiant note on the eve of the summit, its military government said in a statement that its participation in the summit would be by the head of state or

a minister. and it also accused ozzy and of not abiding by its charter. now, myanmar stand is that the violence in the country is being provoked by who they call terrorists, aided by a shadow government as opposed to the coo and it says, often hasn't taken this into account. now, as it has not recognized me on last military leadership, but non law is still a member, and i think me on more will be a key sticking point at the summit. the tie, prime minister said the myanmar issue is a test of audience ability to solve problems within its region. now can member states to reach a consensus on how to deal with this issue going forward and what model is it going to use? you know, it's traditionally use consensus as a model, but what sort of consensus is it if it is excluded from the decision? these are things that are, will have to think about. and some analysts already saying that often we'll have to rethink how it intends to operate in the future. does it keep going on this consensus model? does it keep?

does it maintain the principle of non interference as it's main principal? or does it move towards a different, perhaps model, perhaps constructive engagement as suggested by malaysian foreign minister at a for him last week. and for many asian countries are still struggling with a cobra, 1900 pandemic? so what else would be on the agenda? i imagine they will discuss how to build stronger public health systems, so they can deal with future health crisis skills one to talk about strengthening the economy. many southeast asian economies were batted by the pandemic that want to talk about strengthening supply chains. these weaknesses were exposed during the pandemic, and the want to talk about security, especially in the south china sea as increasing militarization in the south china sea were china claims, large parts of territory. they're competing claims as some member states, and directly related to this is the rivalry, the security rivalry between the us and china. now, for the 1st time in 4 years, the us will be taking part in the audience summit. us president joe biden will be

taking part via a tele conference later on tuesday. now this summit is also taking place in the background of a new security pack, a trilateral pack, known as office between the us, the u. k and australia for the indo pacific region and member states. i think we want to express concerns about stability, about preserving stability in the region, as well as making sure that there isn't a lot of security build up in the region like florence, larry life us there and malaysian capital calling reference. thank you. amnesty international sans, it'll close this to offices in hong kong by the end of the year because it can't guarantee the safety of stuff. the group says a national security, you know, imposed by beijing makes it impossible for its employees to work without fear of reprisal laws. been used to target pro democracy protest as civil society groups and dissenting voices. a diplomatic route, but in turkey and the west appears to be de escalating taxi's. president had

threatened to expel ambassadors from 10 western countries. they were demanding the release of a jailed activist, accused of being part of a coup attempt in 2016. was type 31 had call that demand an attack on turkey sovereignty. on monday, the embassies issue statements saying they'll abide by you and convention, which calls on different lots to respect the laws of the state. presume, year to miss us the could is to go to my aim is not to start a crisis. it's only to preserve and protect the rights and interest of our country . today, the ambassadors took a step back and refer to the vienna convention. they statement led us to believe that they will be more careful in terms of our rights that are derived from our server 90. anyone who doesn't respect our rights cannot remain in this country. lots more. so to come here and how does air, including the u, and warns the world is way off track to cap rising temperatures as a global emissions, we recognize and nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people have been infected with corona virus. now the world's top

scientists are meeting in germany to work out what comes next morning. ah. hello the weather steadily set bare across much of the middle east as usual, but we have got some longest spells of rain, some wet weather, just developing around the caspian sea in northern parts of around could see some rather lively showers slightly to lead to some localized flooding in terms of temperatures where we're into the mid twenties, around, relevant, still getting up to around 30 to celsius in baghdad. so there's still some walk around q wait on a similar number. and here in doha, getting up to around 34 degrees over the next couple of days, i shall, will continue around southern parts of the cast been, but for the most part it is settled and sunny might just catch a shower or 2 into that eastern side of a mon, my catch a shower or 2 into our parts of east africa,

but generally looking fine and dry. here we go. one or 2 showers there, just around the ethiopian highlands, longest spells of frayne to the hearth of africa, pushing over towards the gulf of guinea some pocket, some very, very heavy rain there, just around cameron's southern parts of nigeria. meanwhile, in southern africa, we have got some wet weather now coming into a good pos of will saw the mice and bake some lively showers that just stretching across at eastern side of south africa, the running all the way up into angola. and so what to what the, to the east and libya, ah, a small closed middle east and community whose history goes back nearly 3000 years with a population under threat. when men out number women, 3 to one out, is there a well beats the men have decided to break with tradition and married foreign women,

samaritan weddings signed sealed, delivered on out his era. lou ah, welcome back and look him out of the top stories here on the al jazeera, state of emergencies now enforce across sedan, not the military sees power in a coo, dissolving the transitional government. they have ministry, says 7 people have been killed during protests against the military takeover. the biden administration is spending $700000000.00 an aid to sedan in response to the coo egypt as joint cut off from some the un and coating for restraint and southeast

asian leaders on meeting virtually for the annual assay on summit tips being hosted by brunei man magenta has refused to send a civilian representative after its military leader was exceed now the you and his warning that half of afghanistan's population is facing starvation, the world food program says unprecedented numbers are at risk conflict, droughts and them economic crisis are combining as winter approaches the winds calling on the international community to immediately release suspended aid donations. stephanie becca has more from caudle count down 2 catastrophe, and one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. if not the worse, those are the warnings from the world food programs executive director. if you look at the numbers over here hoff buff gannons population are facing severe food insecurities. in this latest report. 22.8000000 people. $14000000.00 of those children and also interestingly saying that for the 1st time urban areas,

areas like cobble in the main cities are facing the same rate of food insecurities as the rural areas. there are various reasons for this, but the main one also recently compounded by the fact that the international community is withholding billions and billions of dollars of much needed money here everyone. we've spoken to whether they're civil servants under the taliban government taliban fighters, people who work in the health sector and nurses, people who work in centers of drug rehabilitation. they have not been paid their salaries and months. people do not have the cash to feed themselves. also recently a couple of weeks ago, even world food program saying that only 5 percent of households across the country are getting enough to eat so desperate time 0 really going to get worse with the onset of winter temperatures dropping below freezing. here it will snow it will be wet at and also the aid agencies warning that many people who are displaced will be cut off for much needed aid and russia briefly. also quoting for the international

community to release those funds. we've been talking to people here, one man yesterday telling us that this is not the money of the taliban. this is not isolate money. this is the money that belongs to the afghan people. and the situation is so desperate that they need to release it as soon as possible. now, australia is promising to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent by 2030 prime minister. scott morrison's aiming for net 0 emissions by 2050. but he said the goal will not be put into law and the jobs will be protected. australia is one of the world's biggest emitters, per capita of the major exporter of coal, oil and gas. and the u. n. is calling for much more ambitious targets. it says the world is way of track to kept rising temperatures. greenhouse gas devils hit new records last year, carbon dioxide levels and are rising at a higher average rate. and they've been over the past decade. and one of the key issues that next week's un climate conference is how to finance a green transition rich nations had promised to provide poorer nations with a $100000000000.00 every year to tackle global warming. but

a new report suggests that target has been missed and is more likely to be reached in 2023, that 3 years later than originally plans. let's bring in the will. stephanie's a climate change expert and professor at the australian national university joins us from camera. will good to help you back. so let's talk about climate finance 1st because it's always been a contentious issue, but this target was agreed way back in 2019. now we're hearing it won't be met until 20. 23. that's pretty disappointing, isn't it? it's very disappointing. because i think those of us in the, in the wealthy part of the world, obviously to get her own emissions down. but it's in our interest in everyone's interest. if we help those countries that are as well and down the economy, we did get their emissions down. well, it's a global problem. we all have to work together on this, and we'll have to do our fair share in that means we wealthy countries have to do more and will so could this failure by the richer countries not to stump up? the cash actually undermine trust between nations. as they head into cop 26 in

glasgow. and what could that mean? do you think? i think that's a very big risk. and what it means is we need to come out of glasgow, united no matter what our political systems are, no matter what are economic systems are. this is a global problem and we need everyone on board. so if there is it's, there is this lack of trust if there is failing, that the wealthy countries are not pulling their fair share. that is going to be road confidence as we go into glasgow. it may certainly affect the outcome as we come out yet is a big issue and see what you get. now, what i'm going to say there's, there's an ironic injustice in all of this. isn't there because it's the world's richest countries that are the biggest carbon emitters, yet they're failing to help poor countries who are most affected by destructive climate change, like rising sea levels and these awful droughts we see. yeah, that's right, and that's a pretty good analysis. i think that when you look at the impacts around the world, be a drought beat, very extreme heavy rainfall and flooding in the, in the asian,

monsoons being at sea level rise and tropical cyclone in the pacific on states that you do find. yes, there is a biased one. more severe and more frequent impacts in the developing world, and yet they are the least responsible for the problem. and you're there in camera will. so let's talk about the australian prime minister for 2nd. scott marson has all of a sudden pledge to reduce emissions by 35 percent by 2030. but hang on because many critics will say his timing is suspect. and this is just a cynical ploy by morrison ahead of cop 26. and let's remind ourselves, he wasn't even going to glasgow. so is anyone likely to believe morrison's last minute promises? do you think? so it is widespread skepticism amongst these trillion populations. what's going on now? it looks very much like a last minute lurching a plunge, trying to get himself up in a position to go to glasgow without being totally embarrassed. but as you know,

on the 2030 target of 30 to 35 percent is far, far weaker than what we actually need to do. and in fact, if you actually unpack that is going to be the states and territories that are doing all the action to get us to 30 or 35 percent with no further action from the federal government or so it really is a con job. i think in my view will always good to get your thoughts. thank you so much indeed. will stephanie bearing camera that egypt president abdel fata, i'll cc says he will not extend the state of emergency that's been in place for decades. he made the announcement in a facebook post, the measures allowed for arrests without warrants, fast track prosecution of suspects and the establishment of special courts. in recent years, the government has fought off arm groups and the sinai region and tackled violence targeting the minority coptic christian community. the u. s. special envoy for iran says efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal or at a critical phase and patience is wearing thin. with iran's reasons for avoiding

talks, robert matee says taren should not delay to return to negotiations any longer. he'll meet his e u counterpart in brussels. the talks on resuming discussions, iran's deputy foreign minister will also be there. former us president donald trump pulled out the deal back in 2018. nearly a quarter of a 1000000000 people have been infected with corona virus. norma's 5000000 have died . the virus is also cut through the world's economies. well, now the world health summit is underway in berlin, with a pandemic at the top of the agenda. dominic k reports. for almost 2 years, the world has been struggling to deal with the corona virus 1st with lock towns, masks and social distancing. and then for much of this year with vaccine silva for now in berlin, many of the world's top scientists, medics and ministers are working through what they see is the next big challenges. debating what new measures to take against the virus with the continuing ability to

mutate into more dangerous forms. we know that no vaccine is going to be 100 percent effective against infection, even optimal stuff. so you still have to take the other precaution like wearing of the mos maintaining a distance. still divided transmission around the world has gone down to the level that we feel comfortable. and so it's really very important for people, whether they receive to those of the vaccine or the 3rd or do not feel that they are 100 percent protected because they can still get infected and they can infect others as well. but in order to have a booster shot, the patient must 1st have been vaccinated. and some survey suggests there is an increasing gap in availability between developed and developing countries. with campaigners describing this is vaccine inequity. far more people in europe and north america have access to vaccines compared to those in africa. government made promises to share that seems, but only very little of that has actually been shared with

a lot of promises on the table for by the end of the year. some of these promises were made in the middle of this year just way too slow. people are dying in the 6 months that were waiting for promises to be fulfilled. some of those promises were made by the e. u and its member states here and the german capital. the government has faced some criticism for the speed of its aid response. ministers say they plan to give at least a $100000000.00 doses of vaccine to the needy countries. part of a wider e u. response of around 5000000 doses that are being made available. but that still leaves potentially billions of people waiting for a vaccine uncertain of how or when it might come and vulnerable to the virus. while they wait. dominant cane al jazeera berlin children in venezuela back in class after long gap due to the pandemic. the government's gunner p r. drive

showcasing spruced up schools ready to welcome back students. but many se conditions are far from ideal. donald chandler referrals many schools across venezuela have reopened their classrooms. 19 months after the pandemic force them to close, and after several delays due to rising rates of infection, can add on this jani by telecom. nothing will rec, laughing. we've created the conditions to return safely to classrooms. the administrations and the teachers have been working to make sure their attorney safe so that parents feel comfortable and oh, of the so long without face to face learning or playing with his friends. one is clear about what he expects from school, home cancer, and he says he wants to things to play and to learn the wire. cedar fair if his mother midian says she was nervous about the return, but it was necessary. your letter on tampa, florida talk laugh is happy to be coming back. v needed communication with other

kids to play, to share things with a teachers that motivation once i've gone foils, alberto grama, the government is called the reopening campaign. a drop of love for my school year . this video released on one of president nicholas my daughter's social media accounts, shows workers spruce in up school buildings and the state delivering vital learning equipment, where he admits many peoples of abandon their education. i gave my yamaha in the bill, invite them back so they can return to the class are alone in the lower class. however, many teachers, parents say buildings are in disrepair, supplies a low and thousands of teachers. the lowest paid in the region have left the profession or joined the millions who have fled venezuela to escape poverty and inflation. just what they are going up and laugh only so now i don't think the conditions are suitable for children to return. there are schools that lack wasser that are not a quit that don't have the infrastructure. many teachers let your wanna have

supplemented their meagre incomes by inviting pupils into their homes. resume own, we are very concerned because we are going to find many gaps and that education, for example, a stay lead and say, so good aid. when the pandemic began, they have already passed a 2nd or 3rd. and maybe they don't know how to read official figures, say the virus is killed, less than 5000 people in venezuela and infected 400000. however, many health experts dispute, those numbers, as well as the government claim that it is vaccinated, 80 percent of teachers. ha, the welcome returned to school in venezuela is proving to be fraught with difficulties with the coven 19 pandemic, highlighting and exacerbating many of the problems the countries education system was already facing. ah, shimla al jazeera and american rental company as ordered

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parent would moving to the us where camera works as a lawyer. they'd been dubbed the harry and megan of japan all the news, of course, on our website. there it is. on your screen, the address on to 0 dot com. that's al jazeera dot com. ah. all right, so to have a quick check of the headlines here in al jazeera, the u. s. is suspending $700000000.00 an aide to sedan in response to the military coon. at least 7 protesters are reported have been killed. the military has dissolved the transitional, government, arrested ministers, and declared a state of emergency. we are evaluating the situation on the ground. we are watching very closely, we are communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world.