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tells the you and human rights chief that me and mom must take longer. refugees, back official nationally thinks it's too unsafe. also, this primary election is over. that now, the real work begins. donald trump's most defiance critical is cheney loses the republican primary race in wyoming to a candidate endorsed by the former president. ah, israel and turkey are restoring full diplomatic ties off to years of discord. both countries will be reappointing ambassadors, the turkish foreign minister said despite the move, turkey would not be abandoning its support for the palestinians. she did in the appointment of ambassadors, is also important for the development of bilateral relations. on the other hand,

as we have always said, we will continue to defend the rights of palestine at jerusalem and casa, and it's important that our messages are conveyed directly at the ambassadorial level in tel aviv, on a touch of a name that has the reaction from occupied east jerusalem, but 1st his or a so sir dawn with this report from istanbul, the full, the restoration of the diplomatic relations between the anchor and the tel aviv is being seen as a milestone in relation between 2 countries here in turkey. so this is coming off there almost a year of the talks between the high did, between the officials, between the presidents of the country, the foreign ministers and so on. so just yesterday, off the phone conversation with between rapid israeli prime minister and the turkish president. and they have decided to reappoint the. ready the ambassadors and council generals to the capitals once again. so the experts here say that both countries have have put reasons to normalize the relations. in terms of the israeli

side, the church experts are seeing that israelis facing the grove in track security tracks from iran. and through iranian grooves, and that's why i seen turkey as a balancing problem in the region when it comes to turkey. turkey is facing the challenges that are raising from, from the syria and also estimated to rainy and, and tricky by normalizing the relations with israelis hoping that from this both areas is going to have the israeli support. on the other hand, less than a year later, there will be a presidential election in turkey, and the turkish economy is not doing well. so by having a reproach meant, or minimum normalization of relations with israel, the car is hoping to benefit economy chloe as well. however here the delicate issue, which is palestine and the palestinians. so today we had heard that the turkish for the minister has said that despite these agreement, tricky is going to keep

a continue supporting the palestinians. and they arrive because he knows that the palestinian cause is quite a delicate sensitive issue, both for the turkish public and also the government. so way of normalize relations, definitely the government here is very much careful not to lose the public support among turks this day. todd was months in the making the process to restore full diplomatic ties between the 2 countries began earlier this year. in march, israel's largely ceremonial president went to on kara to meet with the turkish president. then in june, israel's caretaker, prime minister your la peed, also visited on kara repeat, says renewing relations with turkey is an important asset for regional stability and important economic news for israeli citizens. the hope is that this news will deepen. trade, economic and cultural ties between the 2 countries. israel announced earlier this

year that it will reopen a trade office in is stumble. it is also signed an agreement. that allows is really airlines to fly to turkey. turkey is a popular tourist destination among israelis. on november 1st, israel will go to the polls for the 5th time into 3 and a half years. le pete is hoping that his center left party, yes, a team will do well and he'll be able to remove caretaker from his current title, benjamin netanyahu. israel's longest serving prime minister is plotting a come back despite his ongoing corruption trial, with the restoration of full diplomatic relations with turkey. le pete gets a diplomatic win that he can sell as good for the economy to the public. at a time when israelis like many people around the world are struggling with the sky, rocketing costs of housing, fuel, and food. martinez,

the president elect william route. i was again calling for unity and says he's ready to get down to the business of governing. he held a media conference in which he said that people have chosen their leaders kenya's natural commission that gave return 50.4 percent of the vote on his opponent. and that the danger is disputing the result saying he will challenge it in court on tv screen, people from all from us. okay. say we listen to you guys. we want to know when did the body of your commitment is going to be key? and i really want to know that the expectation of the people are huge. and therefore, we do not have that in with the any time i'll come web has more on this from

nairobi. it was talking mostly about what they want to do when it from when they take office good. and he was very much forget about when speaking with a lot of confidence that that would happen. but it was on tuesday afternoon, right? we're doing rejected those results and said that him and his coalition would do everything they could legally and constitutionally to get those results overturned . now the constitution give petition is 7 days after the announcement of the result . there are just 5 days left to file a petition to the supreme court waiting to find out if right we're doing is immune coalition or if other rights groups will file petitions in it, it can be expected at this stage for at least any politically motivated petition is to keep that card close to that chest. when this happened last time 5 years ago following the election, then while we're doing it with the time leading the opposition, he challenged the election results in court. the petition was submitted right the

last hour before that deadline was met. likely so that lawyers are given maximum time to gather evidence and minimum time for any responding to prepare. so we'll be watching over the next few days to see if anyone will be finding a petition up to that deadline which will come on monday. dingo supporters have rejected the outcome of last week selection. and there's an air of uncertainty in this stronghold in consumer, in western kenya. as her it will talk to reports after days of uncertainty, things seem to be getting back to normal in consumer rollo dingus from hold businesses that are close have now re open to supported, expect him to go to court, but they have mixed feelings about the way forward i'm putting to me a it was, it was not stolen or may be warned, but the 50 plus percent maybe did not achieve. i think less than just let go and

submit activity move on. normally should just move away. really one piece and one things to get on. you can just play with the court just in case what we call, what we call all king is can do for now is wait and see how the process plays out. it could be valid thing of lawyers collecting the evidence to take the court if he goes to court and people are wondering what kind of evidence that we have. it isn't enough to overturn the results until monday. so post the course, the un human rights chief says it's still not safe for hundreds of thousands of or hanging refugees to return to me in the almost 5 years after they fled, a brutal military crackdown shall dash they has been meeting in bangladesh where the government is growing impatient about hosting the refugees. prime minister shea casino, told bachelor that in mom must take them back. more than 1000000,

mostly wisdom or hunger, are living in the world's largest refugee camp. from the challenger has more from dot com. this is the 1st time ever a u. n. human rights commissioner has visited bangladesh since it's i inception of the position 29 years ago. now 2 major issues here. one is the human rights situation in bangladesh. another is, of course, is a growing our camp and the rowing guy shows itself. she visited little hang camp yesterday. she spoke with several you, an agency as the relief rehabilitate refugee relief and rehabilitation, commissioner and other stakeholder. most importantly, she intermixed with intermingled with their anger, refugees, younger groups as well as the camp, elders and leaders. she emphasized the fact that she's worried about the yields without formal education and any skill level in a press conference today, which was one hour long, which we just attended about. 15 minutes ago. now she also raised the fact that

they can the environment and me on my is not conducive for the rowing us to return right now. and there won't be 4 story tiny bit strictly on voluntary basis under the supervision of un. she also the raises the issue and concern about some degree of concern rather about violence in the camp. entered gang rivalry for the safety of the woman and similarity. shes that persistent a camp til now. im in la d. u n's new envoy is on her 1st visit since being appointed last year. the lien hayes has met the leader ultima nitrogen to to discuss what the un that cools the deteriorating situation in the country. but she wasn't able to meet jailed, ousted lita anson that she cheat on monday. see she was convicted on more corruption charges, extending her prison sentence to 17 years on. as donald trump's most prominent republican critics has lost her re election bed in the u. s. state of wyoming is

cheney has made skating remarks about the former president, for last year's attack on the capital, and has led a congressional investigation. she lost the primary vote to a trumpet that's candidate who will contest. this is midterm elections, or reynolds reports from wyoming. as expected, wyoming representative, liz cheney lost her bid to remain in congress by a wide margin. janie became former president donald trump's republican nemesis, as vice chair of the january 6th committee in a forceful concession speech. chaney once again castigated the former president, 2 years ago. i won this primary was 73 percent of the votes. i could easily have done the same again. the path was clear, but it would have required that i go along with president trump lie about the 2020 election. it would have required that i enable his ongoing efforts to unravel our democratic system and attack the foundations of our republic. that was

a path i could not, and would not take chinese opponent, lawyer harriet hagaman, was endorsed by trump, who's very popular in wyoming. trump congratulated hagaman and called cheney spiteful. obviously, we're all very grateful to president trump, who recognizes that wyoming hill has only one congressional representative. and we have to make it count is janie became one of the best known members of congress this year. as the vice chair of the congressional investigation into the events surrounding the insurrection of january 6th, 2021. as well as the various schemes and falsehoods, trump and his associates hatched as he attempted to remain in office after losing the election. but that didn't go over well with wyoming voters, 70 percent of whom voted for trump over joe biden, in 2020. despite her defeat, many people in wyoming and in washington, dc expect cheney to run for president in 2024, using a reputation as

a defender of democracy who stood up to trump when other republicans failed to do so. the cheney did nothing to dispel those expectations in her concession speech. this primary election is over, but now the real work begins. janie's loss does not mean that she will leave her post as vice chair of the january 6th committee, which will remain active at least until january of next year. she has announced that hearings will resume in september and says that witnesses continue to come forward, and new evidence is pouring in. rob reynolds al jazeera jackson, wyoming said i had hair on al jazeera. you're standing on the shore after the fact . i was steering the sheep in the middle of the tempest on the fire, australia is a former prime minister. scott marson, blames upon dam make for him secretly holding extra ministry positions. also

a wave of a drug related fought its crates chaos across states in mexico. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world cop is on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. hi there, thank you for joining in. it has been a wet monsoon season for could archie and here's the proof half a meter of rain so far this year. we've had just in the last little while back to back monsoon or depressions. there's another one. this is the 2nd one skirting in here. so of course that's going to raise the rain gauge. is there a garage at 30 degrees, and the indication is that the monsoon season could go right up until the end of september. and by that time it's all said and done, maybe a meter of rain in karachi for the 1st time in history. so all of that rain has

pushed away from the northwest of india. but look at this, we got another one winding up batch of rain leaving me an marin, it's intensifying in the bay, had been goal. so once again, we could have a monsoon or depression that will slide across the northern areas of india. and potentially once again, rate into buckets, sun, southeast asia are problem spots continue to be in northern and western areas of borneo and from manila right through to log on loose on the island in the philippines, some quite intense rain falling. there is a severe fight advisory in place. we've got some thunder storms bubbling up across beijing. we'll watch that carefully. and there were some landside warnings in play for southern han ship. the bulk of that activity has pushed away on thursday. that's it. that's all we'll see. you soon. take care. i saw air white official airlines of the journey. the world copies coming to catch all in just 3 months. as the main event gets closer, we get every step of the way. hello, i'm john a guys. you're also with updates from teams and fans across the glove themes can

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human rights chief says it's still not safe for hundreds of thousands of or hang the refugees to return to me and mark macklin. dishes government is growing impatient about hosting them and told michelle passionately and ma must take them back. one of donald trump's most prominent republican adversaries has lost her reelection in the us state of wyoming. this cheney said she would do whatever it takes to deny the former president a 2nd term. let's take a closer look at what the results tell us about donald trump's influence on the republican party of the tenant republican representatives who supported the 2nd impeachment of donald trump only to one their primers than you house from washington state. and david, farther down from california for representatives, including this chinese, lost, in each case, donald trump endorsed their opponents for decided not to run for reelection. they said they had threats from a trump supporters. i think gonzalez said he feared for the safety of his wife and

children was caught. lucas is an amortized a professor at the university of birmingham in the u. k. he says, what's happened to this change doesn't necessarily mean that donald trump will be president again. the area like why wyoming, which is not very densely populated, it says that trumpets can win at local level, that they can unseat their perceived foes, such as lead shanie, despite all the prestige, despite all the headline or political background that she brings. however, i think we need to be conscious here that it does not necessarily mean that the trumpets have taken over the republican party. let alone america don't trumps running for president 2024. it's only the timing of the announcement that we wait for now. the bigger question here is, does he succeed? does his spectacle overtake reality? and there are 2 factors to watch you. the 1st is, is that

a lot of republicans are not really persuaded that donald trump is the way to go. you might call them established republicans, mainstream republicans, but with all his baggage, he knew not necessarily going to be back say by the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. i think the republicans will look for a troposphere, who is not donald trump. so like florida governor on to santos. and secondly, all those legal cases potentially could mean that trump could not take the presidency if he went. because if convicted and i know it's a big if he would be disqualified from federal office on some of the charges, such as his violation of the presidential records act or to date his violation or alleged violation of the espionage at australia is a former prime minister has defended the secretly appointing himself to 5 additional ministerial rows during the pandemic. it's got morrison said the reserve pilot, when necessary, doing what he called unprecedented times. but that hasn't stopped calls in his resignation from parliament. sarah caught repose. ah,

his unpopularity dominated the as to an election campaign and close the legal national party the election less than 3 months after scott morrison resigned his party. leader is now under pressure to resign from parliament. after who confirmed that, he secretly appointed himself to 5 additional ministerial rolls. during the pandemic . i believed it was necessary to have authority to have what were effectively emergency pears. i'm to exercise in extreme situations that would be unfastening. that would enable me to act in the national interest. and that is what i did in a crisis, plus and swore himself in as a joint health. mister finance resources i'm with is as well as treasurer between 20202021. and he didn't reveal these additional portfolios to the public parliament, nor to most of his colleagues. that's raised questions with the current government,

which is seeking advice from the countries solicitor general. the australian people went to an election, not knowing that any of this had occurred. not knowing that there was a shadow government operating in darkness. out with that transparency, i clear misleading of the parliament whereby parliamentarians and ministers i held to account for areas in which they have responsibility. why don't get rid of morrison says his actions didn't impact any one. but he gave the former prime minister additional powers, which he used to overrule the resources minister on an unpopular gas drilling permit before the election. legal analysts say the governor general's role i the seeing the appointments and the lack of transparency involved weren't an investigation. so this is fundamentally inconsistent. ready the basic conventions about westminster system, the government, the ministers are

a to parliament and misleading parliament as to who exercises ministerial power is completely at odds with those conventions. this is extremely unorthodox. it is a breach of constitutional convention. before the prime minister may have apologized to his colleagues, but that hasn't quelled calls from within his party for him to resign from parliament. that's a step so far that's got marson is refusing to take. sarah clark, al jazeera brisbin, australia, ukraine's emergency service has released a video of what appears to be the aftermath of a russian missile attack happened in the town of atoka that 60 kilometers south of desa. at least 4 people are wounded. with hookers, rail bridge is an important supply line between odessa and the rest of ukraine, and has been targeted several times before where the war in ukraine has pushed prices of food and fuel up around the world. inflation in the u. k. hit a 40 year high because from the office of national statistics show the consumer

price index, which is 10 point one percent in july. that's up from 9.4 percent the previous month. hire food prices pushed inflation into double digits. staples such as bread, milk and eggs are more expensive and for all food prices rose to point 3 percent between june and july. unless say they expect inflation to peak in the autumn. you case central bank has warned it may hit 13 percent this year. a col, thompson is an economist at the center for economics and business research. he says things are likely to get worse before they get better. in terms of more immediate support that will probably be the job of incoming government and in number 10 downing street. they are the ones that can provide payments and cost of living support payments like we've seen, announced earlier in the year, more of which is probably going to be needed in the months ahead. 10 point one percent inflation is is very significant. something we haven't seen since the early

months of $982.00, roughly half of the inflation rate is described by household costs. so that's the energy bills and also transport costs and that's for dominate, been driven up by pump prices. bird fuel prices, as well as that food prices are now starting to pull up inflation the 2nd month in which they pulled up in place. and so prices and energy prices, both through household bills, i'm throughout the pump. the con truth is that it's still going to get quite a bit before it gets any better. so october will be a really significant moment that some forecast is putting in the rise. expect to drive the energy price, tap at 70 percent, which would almost triple the average household energy bill year, one year after that new rules mean that the price will be reviewed in january. again, which point prices are likely to rise further. it's only up to that point,

but we, we might expect prices to some side. risk do remain because gas prices remain high and the light needs remain heights throughout the course of next year. taiwan has displayed its most advanced fighter jets and assimilated responds to a potential invasion by china. the air force says $616.00 the plains took off on the constant missions, including 2 armed with missiles drill for those chinese military exercises around the island. there was staged the ultra visit for the us. how speak, which infuriated beijing south careers defense ministry says north korea has fired to cruise missiles. they were launched into the sea from on sean, in that south john gan province. at comes a day after soul and washington started 4 days of joint drills in preparation for training exercise. later this month, 7 people have been injured a series of attacks in southern that thailand,

officials say the bombings mostly targeted pachel stations and convenient stores. no one has taken responsibility for the explosions that hit at least 17 different places. more than 7000 people have been killed in thailand since 2004 in violence over regional or totally authorities in central china are trying to ease of power and water shortage is caused by record high temperatures and drought. 2 months of hot, dry weather have disrupted crop growth and threatened livestock. john king is one of the worst effected regions in the neighboring c. schwann province. an air raid shelter has been converted to provide shade and allow residence to keep cool. in portugal, a massive wildfire which was brought under control last week is blazing again. more than 1200 firefighters are dousing the flames. insider unesco designated nature park. it's been burning for more than a week. tearing through the 15000 hectares of land. mexico's at presidents is

facing at criticism after wave of cartel related violence. attacks by criminal groups have left at least 11 people dead vehicles on fire, and dozens of businesses burned across 4 states. rapid reports from mexico city violence appears to be on the rise in mexico, attacks against businesses in states like halley's, phil, and going to handle a okay, a rampage that left at least 9 dead in soothe waters. and a wave of violence in the city of tiquana all in the span of a week has left many wondering what exactly is going on. we know so far it would be how it is a series of unrelated brands that have been very close to each other. and then within a single week, um dose on each one of those has

a different logic. each one of those has each a different trigger. the attacks of spur, the mexican government to deploy national guard troops to states like baja, california, mexico's president and the discipline will lopez over to the lord. acknowledge the violence, but says it has been blown out of proportion by his political opponents. a thank you to lose k, i go, i really, everyone relaxed there is govern ability. yet there is stability at the same time, there's natan shift my adversaries, the conservative, to magnify things, and carry out sensationalist. journalism. violence and vandalism from criminal militias in mexico are not a new phenomenon. because security analysts say there are rarely any consequences. impurities rent, ah, growing institutions are, are sure for between a and b are what it and you will have a strong you know,

how strong you received deliveries that again. ah sh, increase the likelihood that any one you bought. this other banks will be, will be washed. mexico's government has not announced any new plans to change the country's security strategy. the policy seems instead to be to intensify the existing one with increased military style policing in regions where cartels operate. while experts in mexico say, these latest instances of cartel related violence don't appear to be connected. the picture that's emerging is of a country where despite more boots on the ground, security forces are still losing ground to criminal organizations. when we did up a low al jazeera mexico city, ah, this is houses here and these are the top stories now is.