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most linked to the synthetic opioid fentanyl and sport. well, number one of a joker, which is in to the semi finals at the season ending 80 p finals joker, which preaching andre ruben. he bids to win this title for a record equaling 6 time. ah, it was been the deadliest day of anti military protests in sudan so far dr. say at least 15 people were shot and killed by security forces. on wednesday, people yet again vented their anger against the military takeover in another mass rally. the army locked down several areas of the city and closed bridges in an effort to prevent people in the north of the capital cartoon from joining those in the south. mobile phone communications were also cut.

ah, dozens of people have been injured by lie fire and tear gas, according to the central committee of sydney's doctors. thousands of demonstrators marching across the capital, cotton and several other cities, and demanding a full handover to civilian rule. they were the leaders of october's military takeover to be tried in court. su, santa has more facilities, capital the by one p. m. local time. people have started together industries, despite the security measures such as a block in day roads, the main roads and some of the bridge that are connecting the 2 sides of the knives to prevent people from gathering. but people manage to reach to the sit and there has been at least protest at a different this fix in har tomb. a particularly the, the 6th grade at the bully district on dorman am. but her districts were the apis centers of the wireless. today the protesters and i, a day i there was demanding the military to step back. they were chanting against

the military barricade in the roads of burdening the tires and all so neither did their, their been having confrontations with the security force. i could see that security forces comparing to the last week. they were much tougher and much more prepared to disperse people. they were fight and tear gas on the protesters and the even using the live ammunitions shooting in the air. and following the protesters until the, till the, they did that the by streets as well. so the protesters are, are of, were demanding an immediate reservation of a civilian government for these of the political prisoners. and also the asked the army to commit to the constitutional declaration that it signed in 2019 with the protest. her z cameron hudson is a senior fellow with the atlantic councils. africa center is also former chief of staff for the you, a special envoy to a student,

joins us live now from washington. d. c, thanks very much for being with us. so would you see this is an escalation in the way that the security forces are getting a protest now? absolutely, yeah. i mean, i think we've seen over the course of the last 3 weeks since the coo, a steady ratcheting up of pressure by the military on civilian protesters, attempting to limit those areas of the city where they can march and protest. we saw today that they shut off cell phone access, so not just internet access, but cell phone access to dissuade and deter protesters from being able to organize themselves. and we've seen other reports now today of a lack of medical care being able to access the areas where protesters are being injured, not being able to get the hospitals. so i think of a pretty slow but steady ratcheting up of pressure by the military to try to limit the ability for protesters to get their message heard. what are the effects of these tactics will be well,

i don't think that it's going to dissuade the civilian protesters from taking to the streets. i think that the one thing that we can can count on is that the mood in cartoon and across the country is that there is no going back. and i think that we are seeing, you know, as we see people take to the streets day after day after day and continue to be killed, continue to be detained and harassed for speaking out publicly to speaking in or to international news media. and you know, they are not being deterred. and so i think the military and frankly, the international community has to recognize that there is an immovable force of millions of people in this country that have to be dealt what they have to be heard . what you make of the kind of the makeup of those in charge of mina al, behind the maternity, to who to kinda say to emergency last month he set up a new governing sovereign counsel. didn't t do no more. but what, what, what they're doing and what that taken on how to operate should be well, it's really interesting because i think what we've seen thus far from some of the

appointees by general hahn is that they are expecting this to go back to normal. that the international community will essentially lose interest and decide to move on the, the finance minister appointed by the military said just yesterday that as long as there economic policies are good. and there's no reason why the international community shouldn't be lending to sudan irrespective of the form of government that it takes. and i think that that just shows a, a fundamental lack of understanding about the, how the international community is viewing this and their expectation that all will go back to normal if they can just wait out this, this turbulent period. internationally here has the most leverage at the moment i was down to, to bring things back to some kind of phone democratic situation. well, i think there's, there's 2 factors that are not being exploited right now. one is, is the regional actors. the african union has been far too, i think, quiet and timid in allowing his protest to take to take place. but not speaking up

in defense of the protesters and not taking a more active role in trying to mediate a return to civilian rule in the country. at the same time, the african union, it needs the strength and support of the international community, particularly the west, to defend the democratic ideals that are being fought for in sudan. so that means the united states and its european allies stepping forward, speaking up, imposing costs on the military to try to re balance these negotiations in favor of civilians and using all the tools at our disposal. let's. let's remember that the u . s. secretary of state is in neighboring kenya on the continent right now, all of this is happening while there's a large u. s. presence on the continent. so they're clearly not concerned by the, the condemnations that have been coming from the west. it's time to ratchet up those condemnations into actions that the military can feel, cameron hudson, thank you very much indeed for your analysis. thank you. thank you. and your sex

your state. i was mentioned just as repeated calls for a cease fire in ethiopia, antony blinking st. he's concerned the fighting. could spill over to the horn of africa. fighting between the ethiopian government and rebels from the northern tinker, i region has escalated in recent weeks. catherine sawyer reports, if the appeal was high on the agenda as us secretary of state antony blink and visit had neighboring kenya. king in pres, dental, hooking. atta briefed, blinking on his recent trip to if you pia, that he met with the prime minister. i'll be amid and other officials. i strongly believe that there is an opportunity and more than an opportunity and an absolute necessity for all of the parties to, to stop, to talk, to pull back, to get you monitoring assistance to flow. and ultimately to be at a table together and negotiate through the various differences that,

that have emerged over the pastor over the past year. the united nations. and if you piece human rights commission, say up to 1000 ethnic to grands, have been detained by security forces. all sides in the conflict have been accused of committing atrocities against civilians. and the fighting has continued. despite a flurry, diplomatic activity, the african unions envoy, foreman, nigerian president, or less a good, a bustle, a stalking to both prime minister abbey's administration. and that degree and leadership, which is listed as a terrorist organization by the government, the us and other international partners, as well as regional leaders, are also involved in peace efforts. we must believe in the fortitude and the wisdom of the ethiopian people. because in the end, the solutions will come from them. what we must do as neighbors is to support is to

counsel is to hold hands is to point in the right direction. what side of the conflict continued to maintain a hotline position with set preconditions ahead of any negotiations with here? there will be beyond the diplomatic talk. we haven't really see at least public key any farm acts on on what more can be done to put pressure on them to agree to a cease fire and possibly talks. katherine sawyer, alta 0, no ruby. the u. n. envoy to afghanistan says the ice will affiliate in the country has expanded, and seems to be present in all provinces. un special representative. deborah lyons told a security council that that animals response is worrying. the warning follows the depths of at least 10 people in 2 explosions in the capital. cobble expressions happened in a sheer neighbourhood in the west of the city. i saw claim responsibility for both blasts that have been repeated attacks by nami, group affiliation with iso. since the town of vans takeover of the country once

limited to a few provinces and capitol i as i l k p now seems to be present in nearly all provinces and increasingly active. the number of attacks has increased significantly from last year to this year. in 2021. 60. so 5 this year, 334 attacks attributed to i, s k p or in fact claimed by i s k p. still to come on is our canadian towns cut off by flooding and land slides in british columbia. a state of emergency has been declared and trying to contain a new virus outbreak. wild health officials track a strain of bird flu has been found in asia and europe. and is sport to canada, secure and memorable when i were mexico in world qualifying?

and he's here ah, en route to set up shelters at a warehouse to help my grants. facing freezing conditions. thousands of people remain stranded on the border with poland. guards say, many of them are increasingly aggressive in trying to breach the fence and accuses the bell russian government of deliberately sending the migrants to the frontier. i said, bank reports from the border region lining up to get some sustenance algebra from these refugees and brother, russian troops in the britsky area near the polish border. but the ruse has in recent days, stepped up a tab to show its treating people humanely. on tuesday night, it provided shelter for hundreds of men, women, and children in this warehouse to logic. pity brawley's, the commentary on this video comes from brother, russian state media. many of them have now returned to the forest. these pictures

from wednesday film by poland. interior ministry apparently show migrants leaving the makeshift camp as by the russian forces. look on some occurring logs. the only thing that's kept them warm at night, overnight, there were fresh attempts to break through the razor wire and reach polished territory. i was earlier, polish forces had used water come across the border at a group of migrants. polish border forces said they were attacked with stones polish police said one officer was taken to hospital with a head injury and the polish side to what provision there is has come from volunteers. on tuesday, the human rights commissioner of the council of europe visited one migrant aid center near the border. it is absolutely unacceptable what bella rose is doing and how the people are manipulated. but at the same time, i think we need to step aside and, and think you know,

what is happening at the european border. why are these people left in limbo and what can be done in order to stop this extremely dangerous situation? meanwhile, polished forces of pot water cannon opposite a new makeshift cap at the border. with no sign, the political standoff or the misery. 4000 stuck here ending soon as i beg, i'll, missouri, poland. many of the people trapped along the border are from iraq. but despite the dangers, many younger rockies are still desperate to reach europe and matter what the risk. as him run con reports from the northern city, our bill, somebody giving up everything they own to pay people smugglers. he says his daughter was his life. the poland by the roost border isn't the only route a desperate iraq. he's a taking use of hobbies. daughter died as she tried to get from turkey to italy and a smuggler's boat in early november. but the vessel capsized, killing the pain is still roll liberally. oh,

look at the holy home and listen. i tried to prevent her from going, but it did not work. she wanted help for her daughter who suffered from ill health . so she decided to travel with her husband. she didn't make it. her husband and my granddaughter survived that they are back here. my granddaughter is still sick. ibrahim is human rights lawyer. he says the blame lies with local government for not providing opportunities for people. well, i said, it's a shame to see what you suffering on the borders of villa and poland, leaving their wealthy country. but because of corruption and injustice our you will have to leave the country. they have no part when it is here. our politicians are the ones to blame enough. you don't have to go far enough bill to find young people desperate to leave. so hard the university graduate, yet the only work he can find is a low paying clerical job outside the local court. gender. wow. life is so hard to, i'm ready to leave the country and sell everything they own and pay smugglers just

to leave for another country. everything is corrupt here and they aren't sharing the wealth of the nation. home and iraq is beginning repack. jason flights from bella reese on the 18th of november, but even if that route is closed, there are still plenty of people will find any way necessary to get out no matter what the cost, no matter what the success rate and no matter how dangerous it is iran con elgin's era or bill the u. n's. nuclear watchdog says iran has boosted its stock pile of highly enriched uranium, the head of the international atomic energy agency. raffo grosse is expected to visit terror on next week. as well. powers prepared to resume talks on the 2015 nuclear deal for the agencies as inspectors have not been allowed to reinstall surveillance cameras. at a centrifuge workshop, it's a step seen as essential to reviving the agreement process. it also says he's concerned by reports of inspectors being subjected to invasive physical searches.

u. s. congress is being urged to take strong measures to protect taiwan and influential advisory body has reached its annual report detailing the threat of chinese aggression. the report says congress should increase funding for taiwan to purchase defense equipment from the u. s. and boost surveillance. washington is increasingly concerned about china's military build up, and it's pushed to develop nuclear capable miss aisles. aisle and fisher has more from capitol hill. if you're asking for the headline, it is that this group believes that the chinese communist party and that the people's liberation army are no equipped and ready to invade, ty, one. but they do acknowledge that that would be a high risk strategy for the chinese. at this stage in that form is the basis of one of the recommendations more on that in a minute. but this report highly critical of the chinese. it says that china is engaged in a systematic effort to attack or press a raise and marginalized people whose opinions and social cultural educational

values, religion and ethnicity it sees as a threat. and it says that the united states should be aware of this. so what sort of recommendations do they put forward? well, 1st of all, they're saying that the should be greater, a preparedness for the military in taiwan, essentially acting as a detect against any possible action by the chinese. in taiwan, they're saying that they should consider the trading relationship between the united states and china, particularly when it comes to investment and chinese companies. who is the main shareholder, who else is involved as the chinese communist party involved the talking as well about moving at the reliance on china away from major supply chains, particularly those that could, could impact the united states and key and critical areas as well. the canadian air force has been deployed to british columbia to help deal with massive floods which have cut off the country's largest port and left thousands of people stranded. 2

days of heavy rain triggered mudslides blocking key roads and leaving one person dead and at least 2 others. missing. several towns have been completely isolated and the reports of food supplies running low. the military is expected to help clear key supply routes ahead of more rain expected in the coming days. will focus of concern hours soon must prairie the low line. rural area is about an hour's drive from vancouver and is east of abbotsford. it was formed by the draining of a lake early last century. they have us for mer, has pleased with every one and the cup prairie, about 2600 people to abandon their livestock and leave immediately. drill events joins us by skype or from vancouver and journey. want to center state of emergency has just been declared what, what's happening without really just moments ago, the premier of british columbia premier john horgan. it took to the podium to announce the state of emergency here in british columbia, which basically activates the ability for the provincial government to take extreme

measures without hesitation, measures such as limiting travel, making so that only essential travel is on roads in british columbia, you mentioned that all of the major routes, all of the major highways are blocked in one form or another, whether it be by flood or by mudslide, impossible for days now. certainly triggering that concern by citizens, that there might be as applied chain issue when it comes to food and necessary goods that premier very quick to maintain and state that the priority, the top priority here is to ensure restoration of supply chain so that there is very little disruption he did, however, acknowledge this unprecedented time. very similar measure is coming. it is being announced within the state of emergency, similar measures to what we saw during covered 1900 measures around this province. limited limiting non essential travel,

utilizing infrastructure every possible avenue in order to restore those transportation supply chains that are so incredibly impacted at this time. it is not unusual. you mentioned through mass prairie, not unusual for there to be flooded out roads here or there, but everywhere right now in this province cutting off vancouver from the rest of the canada right now. as i speak, the only way to reach the rest of canada is to go through the united states. certainly a time for all of our leaders across this country to be focused on this west coast and the storm that hit and more rain. as you mentioned, to top dirty events, thank you very much. abolitionists choking millions of people across south asia. a cloud of smoke is enveloped several countries, including india, and pakistan in india is capital new delhi. schools have been closed indefinitely and many businesses a shot. the pollution in the pakistan city of the whole is even worse. a recent

index puts it as the most polluted fishy in the world. in india's capital authority to pass a raft of emergency measures to try to address worsening at quality schools. colleges and many businesses in new delhi and nearby areas have been forced to close. probably midtown report in new delhi emergency measures to protect people from this a pollution crisis. schools and colleges at lowes indefinitely, classes will be taught online, polluting industries that construction have been ordered to shut down until next week. and nearly all the he goes back to me entering the city. these people aren't pleased gradually, the schools should open because i want to play with my friends, have funded my classmates and also learn better. we don't need new joke solutions to this kind of problems because those think, you know, us, all the authorities are sprinkling water to set his dust and using anti small guns

. they're also encouraging people to work from home. one climate activists off the supreme court to 4th authorities to reduce pollution levels every morning, we get davids containing long lists of promises and the radio government. but nothing is changing. experts say the government needs to involve corporations and citizen groups to make its policies more effective. what we need are, you know, more concrete, my shows, which can actually go beyond just the policy directive from the govern, the community and to other stakeholder groups policy. so statement of in that, but what we need is direct action and multi stakeholder engagement is needed. the new steps are facing political and legal problems. construction unions are challenging the ban and pen jobs. government is asking for more funds to help stop farmers from burning their crop residue. the med department predicts the weather will remain dive for the next few days because the falling temperatures and slow

winds, the supreme court will decide next week whether the city will go into locked down. much of that depends on whether the measures that have been taken have any effect. poverty, middle al jazeera, usually the european union has proposed a new law curbing the importer of goods linked to deforestation. mandatory due diligence would be required only global supply chains of commodities, including beef, soil would palm oil. cocoa and coffee companies would need to prove they were not grown on any land deforested or degraded after december last year. even if it was legally produced in the country of origin, a draft lost only to be passed by european governments and the u parliament. the world health organization says current of our staffs in europe have risen by 5 percent in the last week, making it the only region in the world where virus deaths are on an upward trend. the highest numbers, new cases are in russia, britain and germany. that the government is reported its highest single day

increase in infections since the outbreak began. or the 52800 cases were detected on wednesday. around 2 thirds of germany's population is fully vaccinated. i chose wrangler macros as booster shots should be delivered as quickly as possible. dominic cane is falling developments from the capitol violin. since the pandemic began here in germany, the institution charged with compiling the numbers, working out the trend of new cases, infections, deaths, and working out the vaccine uptake. or the lack of it was bring this one behind me, the robert cock institute. it's their advice that the government works towards when this institution says that the trend is skyrocketing. will then you hear the dire warnings from ministers about what the next problem in this country is that since the general election september, there has been a feeling amongst many people of inertia over government being in office,

but not in power. not really dealing with the way cove it has been going and hunger merkel has addressed those concerns in her address to day to get val take upon me. log in deutschland is the present. pandemic situation is dramatic. i can't put it any other way on. the 4th wave has hit our country with full force. and even though there is no more legal ground for the pandemic national emergency situation, i have no doubt that we are in the midst of such an emergency situation. the daily figure of new club in 19 cases is higher than ever before. during this pandemic, and the number of patients and intensive care units is rising very rapidly. what's also frightening is the daily figure of that. what many prime ministers around germany, the federal republic? what they want is the introduction much tighter of what's called in germany. it's 5 k go the 2 g rule, which basically means you don't get entry to public places whether indoors or

potentially outdoors, unless you can prove either recovered from the virus or being vaccinated. that would be a much greater tightening of the rules he had an infringement of civil liberties. remember that some estimates suggest around 10000000 adults in germany have not had the vaccine despite the fact it's been freely available for many months. indeed. now, all of these questions will no dark be asked at a ministerial conference between anger, the malcolm, and the prime minister. the states that you take place on thursday watching the news out from london still ahead. you may be the prime minister this contract, this house i make sure you came from harrisburg johnson. under fires is government faces for the criticism. a political ethics, sky high power prices force sending all families to find innovative ways to keep the lights on as port of the new champion, the final big event at the women's tennis season. and it will be here.

ah hello there. the unsettled weather continues across southern parts of europe. you can see the storm clouds rolling across the mediterranean, but conditions are going to improve here for the wet and windy weather we have to look up north because that central band as well, was seen dry a fine, a conditions of quite a bit of cloud cover though keeping things foggy and murky at times when it's gonna turn milder across the north west. if we look at britain, an island, it's gonna be west in the north dryer in the south will spell the sunshine, but the town in scotland is going to be well above average, 13 degrees in glasgow. 4 wet and windy and wintery conditions, we have to look to norway, sweden, as well as fin, and we've got warnings out for snow and ice here. and we've got blustery rain

pushing across denmark into the baltic states, and it is going to get wessa for eastern europe as we head towards the weekend. it's also going to get wet for western parts of greece and that heavy rain, as you can see, see continues across the adriatic, heavy, forceful puleo m. sardinia and it continues to be rather windy across the belly. eric islands the heavier rain, however, can be found in southern parts of spain and algeria. but by the time we get into friday, we're going to have sunshine in algiers with the temperature sitting at 20 degrees celsius. mm. on november 21st, venezuelans had to post to choose the region and, and municipal representative to full use of election. boy goods can position parties effect change at the ballot box and will this be a step always crew risk for the rising number of those living in extreme poverty to venezuela elections on al jazeera. there's a lot more technology 0 than

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