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still no justice calls for accountability grow for the murder of al jazeera journalists, sharina barclay by israeli forces. and the strongest hate wave in 6 decades hits parts of china, threatening crops, and shutting down factories and in sport wrap. needles preparations for the us so been, have suffered asap, back. a spaniard loses his 1st competitive match since returning from a 6 week injury layoff. ah, we start in the afghan capital kabul. we were a powerful explosion at a mos cares killed at least $32.00 people, including a prominent cleric. it happened during prayers on wednesday evening. at least 40 people are injured, including

a 7 year old child. no group has claimed responsibility f gaston has seen an overall drop and violence since the taliban took power more than a year ago. but several large attacks have taken place in urban areas. in recent months. i saw has claimed responsibility for some of them. and the machine, the rotors, it was evening prayer time and i was attending the prayers with others when the explosion happened. it was a very powerful blas inside the mosque. many people were martyred and wounded. i'm the fog, stephane. oh, so sir, is the director of emergency and italian humanitarian organization providing free healthcare and cobble he told us about the treatment blast victims have been receiving from the blast. we received vain taught us to fight visions, them to work dead on arrival. one died in our emergency room to receive that treatment and were there later on discharged? well, 24 hour meet in our hospital,

mainly dangers of you to the shell and burner. consequently, the explosion among the total number 9 patients are below 18 years old and one child day, 1770 years old. i want to dr. separated the patients in need of surgical assistance all night long performing surgical cleaning of rooms. but all to me is a show to me is another surgical level, but ations, those people is not quite full of. we have only 8 the 3 beds and we are running it . and it is a professor of political science at campbell university. he joins us from capital now. thank you very much for being on this news. our official can you tell us more about the mosque and why it might have been targeted? thanks for having you. recently and incidents from religious scholar, it's just minorities. how have been escalated and

people are much lydia security. it is not the last incident and must last in a must actually last few weeks. there were several such explosions . and this time also, but if prominent with a well known religious color by the name of mo louis company has been good with this, for instance, is when killing this incident. why does it happen? i think with the fall of couples and so on. some religious conflicts been considered that the biggest, this ice has been to the action, the pallet bumps gains and i've kind of been getting not only she

minorities, but also some prominent taliban as well as what what, what do you think is behind this rise in violence is to find you on the telephones part to, i guess, take control but didn't get a single reason. one of the most important reason is that what's coming up on the counter terrorism counter. instead of going to see it is like in the specific the specific capacity for some such kind of attack. second, telephone puss, many years by prices. and i've been fighting with taliban for many years. kennedy's with the president and say to have some kind of gone to the pro and says for our son and the come after the she

a minorities similar to the still been killing other minorities open to get to kristen was an attack on go to go out sick, my mother in law was necessary. they should know what a prominent shape he and his mother and his own. so all these, all these incidents and evidence shows that there is some kind of religious conflict in woman against abundance for them. do you see these attacks continuing? are they going to get with with the current pace and target killing and also blocks with marks killing several people. it's more escalation, more detail. you can have peace and stability and i think it is considered a peer to the school to be fixed. thank you very much for coming on this news. how

that's fun island, a professor of political science at campbell university. the security challenges facing afghan austin, a dwarfed by the economic and humanitarian crisis with the economy in a state of collapse. unemployment is high. thousands of people including children, taking low paid jobs and brick making factories were working conditions are unsafe a summer. bon jovi reports from cobble the traditional process of brick making in the planet sun has been in place for hundreds of years. clay is turned to mud, which has been harden and then molded into bricks. yes, it should be in school, but he is in the factory with his brothers and cousins because his family yourself needs him to work. the u. n says 88 percent of families in the country have at

least one child with me in the ages of 11 and 17. working in difficult conditions. jasa says he has little choice, has his family quality of life has worse and rapidly. but he'd all, that'd be all not as good, but in the past year our lives have changed on now. we can't buy clothes for our families. we cannot even eat to proper food. and then they thought him maybe thought he'd all the more there are 1600 brick making factories in the day, subs, area of god will alone. but the countries economic crisis means there aren't many buyers for the product is called becomes expensive. the owners here do not raise the price of the bricks, but rather cut down the wages the workforce. most of it coming from easton of wine to sun only works during the summer and struggles to find jobs through the rest of the year. the workers get about $3.00 to make a 1000 bricks, although fewer kilns are operating now and that he missed him cargo. i worked for 3

months on a dairy farm, mondanca ha, but the disease outbreak ended the work. now i've moved here to make bricks without yvonne which calls itself these la camera, it says it understands the problem, but the options are try, liver or starvation. past more medium. if the atlantic emerett of honest thought would have the power and capacity, we would never let any child work. but the problem is that 1st we are in a bad economic situation. and secondly, the families of these children are poor and helpless. to balaban says it's trying to revive the economy and the feeling for international help. yeah, now funny can buy a whole another call your be one person from one family can feed around 20 people if they're employed. if countries want to how to use the human resource of a lot of fun, provide employment opportunities in big but until such options can be found, many are gone. children and adults like div we'll have to go on baking bricks to survive. some of the others era. gobble the un secretary general,

antonio good terrace is in ukraine. and he said to meet president for a lot of me as a lensky in turkey's liter reset. tie up on the talks and the width and city of louis will focus on expanding ukraine's grainy exports also on the agenda thing, a disaster at europe's largest nuclear power plant. and that parisha, which is under russia, control volcano j removed in the you inspected region. the antonia good at us has all the adapt a new claim together, we will work for a clean as our diploma nuclear scientists and the international atomic energy agency are in constant contact. they are know, working on sending emission to staff, racial nuclear power plant on the absolute transparency and control of the situation at 10 that on the plan can guarantee a gradual return. the nuclear safety for the clean state, the international community, and the agency to re suppose life and live if we're,

that meeting is said to happen. can you explain how significant it is and what the hoping to achieve through it when it's a very significant meeting and then you, when secretary general, i don't know what that is. he thought he already here in the living. he's been touring. the 30 going to universities where has spoke about the role that ukrainian know maker space in drafting international humanitarian law in the united nations charter among other things. so later on this 1st days he's going to be meeting with creating a precedent, follow the media to landscape and with the turkish precedent or go on a meeting that is likely what we know is gonna be talking about, for example, the grain vessels that have been leaving through the black sea that don't forget, it's been a month and now that an agreement was made between ukraine and russia with the help of turkey and the united nations to get vessels out of this country to start to ex, ukraine kind of starts exporting grain against to other parts of the world,

including humanitarian aid, that's heading to africa. for example, among the other issues that's going to be discussed is a situation in the nuclear power plant. somebody has something that has everyone here extremely concerned about what's been happening there. russia took control of that nuclear power plant in march. it established a military base there. fighting has gone on going in that area and the international community has been asking and demanding the presence of experts visiting the plans. we're gonna have to see whether that's something that's at chiva or not, but that's another issue that's going to be discussed and something that has everyone here in a way where anxious to see is whether there's going to be any type of discussions about a political solution. for a vis a conflict precedent or door when earlier this month met with president allowing me to put in thought he us, he has tried in the past to fit down russian daniel crate 9, initiating table. and even though he failed in the past, well,

some people here say that this could be another chance for peace. can you just bring us up to speed on the latest fighting in ukraine? are there any fears? things could intensify with this visit? well the fighting here in ukraine has mostly moved towards the eastern side of the country towards the southern parts of the country on the front line where actual russian and ukrainian forces are fighting. it has not moved in the past months. so there's a still made there, and that's why some people suggest that some type of musicians could come out. but we know that on wednesday there was a russian strike in the city. how to keep there was another strike earlier this thursday morning, at least at 7 people were killed, dozens of others were injured. we know that precedent, although the minister lengthy called this a very acidic attack, because ukraine is saying that all of this are targeting residential areas

affecting civilians. among other things, that's why he has ordered a mandatory evacuation from the part of the country. and also, as this is happening, there has been reported in this past week several explosions in crimea. that's russian held crimea attacks that could have been carried out by special forces or a party signs as they are called no carrying gorilla like attacks in crimea against a russian military basis. so this shows that ukraine, he's fighting back in russian territory here in a leave. the situation is calm, but when you talk to people here, everyone is very much aware of what is happening in the eastern part of the country in the southern part of the country. trains our arrival in here with people that have been injured with people that are leaving the area that is at war. and definitely almost everyone here is looking forward for the meeting. that is happening here today. well, know that we will be crossing back to you throughout the afternoon for the outcome of that meeting. that's teresa by, by for us and you crime. well,

plenty more ahead on the news, allan, including fires in spine slugs and france and drought and germany, scientists, woman. you're a streak of extreme withers sit to continue. a boycott jeopardizes talks aimed at breaking political deadlock and iraq and, and sport ukraine's leading football team at targeting a place in the group stage of the european champions late. ah, the u. s. anti one have announced plans to hold formal trade talks. it follows to high level visits to tie pi by members of the us congress. the meetings angered beijing, which claims taiwan as its own. china says it firmly opposes the trade talks and accuses washington of violating it's one china policy. taiwan has displayed some of

its anti aircraft weapons. the air force has been at the forefront of the response to this month's chinese military rolls around the islands. it's been $100.00 days since israeli forces shot and killed al jazeera journalist. sure, in our barclay and jeanine palestinians continue to demand justice and accountability liter. abraham reports from the occupied wis back. fema. i love her to fit, thought she told many stories, but her colleagues say a lot more are now left untold. one's only shitty number. hartley could so brilliantly tell, highly regarded in palestine as a passionate, active, and courageous journalist. she was devoted to telling the palestinian story as well as covering wars and conflicts. the veteran al jazeera journalist reported on the smallest details of palestinians lives by conveying the harsh realities of life under israeli military occupation. oh, but she too, became

a victim of his really forces when she was shot and killed while reporting from jeannine in the occupied west. bank the place where she was short has turned into a shrine where people come to pay tribute to her. the law among them is a man for the hat of uh, she tells us she met the reporter in 2002 and says, shooting helped her find out. her children were alive. rebecca power that they told me my house was destroyed and i thought my sons were killed under the rubble layer . i thought i lost them, but sharina found out they were arrested. how would i not grieve? her palestinians continue honoring shitty and who they called the daughter of palestine paintings and murals of her away. some people used to keep her legacy alive. as st. in the heart of rama lowered al jazeera offices are based now carries her name. so the guy at that a, my easy would, she would pay attention to every $1.00 of you, the whether she missed a child or an old lady. so she would sit with them for as long as it takes to

understand her story and grievances in. still, she has authority while interviewing politicians. she was never biased, any political party, all of this alongside her professional integrity made her an icon. yes, yes. her colleagues, remember a humble and kind woman they worked with for more than 2 decades. they say they miss working with her, especially when they covered the latest israeli war and they besieged causes trip earlier this month. but she is telling me i did it the last to poor kidding, worked on before she was killed. now he's editing reports on her legacy needed for him, joins us live from janine in the occupied west bank. now obviously a huge outpouring of grief and love for sharing how is to die being mocked her colleagues. some of them came here for the 1st time. it's been very difficult if seen some of them crying other, hiding their tears. you know,

some people like appreciate that we've just heard from talk and tell us that he added the term last record. he says that, you know, they think maybe she's traveling, she's going to come back in a, there's a state of denial. there's a state of trauma, especially that those journalists, colleagues of city in for years had to continue working. since the moment they heard that she was killed, they're now preparing for a vigil. they're gonna hold in her honor near the place where she was killed. this is the 3 where she fell on as she was trying to hide from these really pauses fire. that was coming from this direction that you can see. and so many investigations have shown that there has been no other possibility. but the possibility is that these really forces are the ones

that shot and killed shitty. now $100.00 days after she's been killed, there has been no accountability. she's a palestinian american journalist. we haven't seen the f b i investigate. even though there has been numerous calls by the family of city by and jazz, eda to hold had killers accountable as either that work and the family has submitted the case to the international criminal court. and people here keep saying that she was a brave. she was a smart, she was a passionate journalist and they will keep fighting for justice for her killing. you mention that the family as well as many others have been demanding justice and accountability for sure. and is there any hope still that they will get it? that's the big question, right. because more than 100 days we haven't seen any sweet anesthesia. we haven't

seen a case that we haven't seen a criminal israeli investigation into the killing. we haven't seen the f b i investigate. so as far as fasting, as are concerned, they don't trust that the us and israel are the ones that are going to be bringing them justice. that's why they're thinking, the international criminal boy, that's why they're seeking, you know, and it just a litigation at any court that could take that case. but for them, it's a matter of principle because of my demanding justice for sharing a barclay. they're demanding justice for all the people she's covered throughout her long and rich case. indeed, thank you very much. this needed it for him for us from occupied with bank. let's take a look at what's happened since sharon of alkali was killed in my palestinian prisons . mahmoud abbas rejected a proposal for a joint investigation with israel. instead he pledged to take the case to the

international criminal court. media outlets including the associated press seen in the new york times and washington post announced their own investigations which found of alkali was likely killed by israeli fire. days later, an investigation by the palestinian authority found o'clock was deliberately killed by israeli forces. in june, the palestinian foreign minister urged i c. c. prosecutors to bring to justice doors responsible for her killing. now the same month, the union investigation concluded, israeli forces fired the shot that killed sure brain lena, our clay is sharon's niece. she says the family will not give up its fight. in the hopes. no others endure the same pine. it's been a 100 days and i still wake up and ask myself if i'm in a nightmare, if, if this is real, 100 days have been very difficult for me and my family trying to comprehend this

insurmountable love. but we continue to fight for justice. continue to fight for accountability and trying to keep shooting legacy on her memory alive. because ly honoring her legacy means ensuring that no other journal there's no other palestinian life or loss been killed by these really forces. most importantly, no other family should have to endure with our family has been going through. that's why we continue to call for accountability and continue our fight for justice or shooting, accountability for me. and my family is holding the soldier who clearly cheating and responsible holding the entire system that continues to perpetuate this kind of violence and the chain of command that ordered the killing of shooting because shooting, shooting was a palestinian american. so the fact that there is palestinian before american has

made the entire entire road towards accountability even more difficult. if shooting was killed somewhere else, there would have been an investigation from day one. there would have been justice from day one, but the double standards is stark. specially that the u. s. continue to preach about human rights press freedom, democracy. but when it comes to america to the palestinian american citizen, then then there is an exception. yes, the road is difficult, it's tough, but we will not be just courage. shooting stood for truth, she stood for just this and she would have done the same. it was anyone else. so we will continue our fight for accountability. and we will continue to publicly speak out and call on secretary lincoln and the by the administration to follow through with meaningful action. and to investigate this, this crime,

we remember shooting everyday part of our lives. you know, we continue to talk about her. we continue to remember her and recite our stories and memories with judy and i continue to talk with her friends on daily basis and share stories with them and share memories. you know, it's been 100 days, but every single day. we still talk about judy and everyone talks about shitty, shitty and continue to be everywhere. and. ready talking about her and honoring her legacy means honoring her exceptional and everlasting legacy. so we will continue our, our effort towards making sure that her legacy is everlasting. will al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist. or the head of

the world health organization has said the humanitarian situation in ethiopia is to gray region is the worst in the world to draw off of her norm. jabrisa says 6000000 people are in need of aid to draw who's from to grade, believes the crisis is going unnoticed. in terms of humanitarian crisis. i can tell you that the humanitarian crisis integral is more than you create without in exaggeration. and i say it is many months ago. maybe the reason is the color of the skin of the people into dry. i haven't had it been the last 5 few months, several months now. even a head off stay talking about the condition anywhere in the developed world, especially why i think we know

was still ahead on al jazeera new bank notes with few of zeroes, sierra leone hypes, reissuing. its currency will help us struggling economy and in sport, more drama for one of the world's most famous football is details coming up. ah ah. hi there, good to be with you. so for us, it was paris and now linda in scenes of flash flooding. we knew this was gonna happen, right? we had the heat wave, the ground was bone dry and he had into those downpours triggering that flash flooding. so i'll tell you what to think on thursday. the risk of seeing some more flash flooding at toward the southeast of england. next batch of rain runs in to wales on thursday. so worse all this heat from england and france, it shift it further toward the east. we'll talk about that in one second. but 1st

got to put this on your radar, some rock in storms, around northern italy on thursday, in terms of that heat, let's check out sorry evo 37 degrees. it's 10 above where you should be, but eventually thunderstorms and those winds will shift around. so that will cool the atmosphere is stumble. beauty of the day, 31 degrees, some showers for turkey's ne bike c cosen for the other side of the mediterranean. also, some shower is around northern spain, south west of france, southeast of france. that's gonna help with the wild fires. but we need much more and much steadier rain to really call those wild fires some big down ports to be expected in shadow capital and jemina on thursday 30 degrees the high for you. and that weather maker that was in the western cape now shifting into the eastern cape in flinging cooler air into quasi luna tall. so durbin is got to have 21 degrees on thursday. i

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ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the salad, at least 32 people, including a prominent cleric, have been killed in a powerful explosion at a mosque and cobble woollen 40. others were injured. no group has claimed responsibility for you in secretary general antonia t it is to sit to meet the leaders of ukraine and turkey. in the western city of las vegas, the talks will focus on grain exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant. and china says it's firmly opposed to the foreman tried talks planned by the u. s. anti one. the joint announcement follows to high level visits to taipei by members of the us congress. who by showing has walled

a severe drought and saw the china could last well into september. local governments is scrambling to irrigate crops ahead of the autumn harvest, but rationing of electricity is making water pumping difficult. well, some industries relying on hydro power have shot down temperatures in some places have been soaring above 40 degrees celsius on attention is senior fellow at tie. he institute a think tank based and beijing, he joined us on skype from the and now thank you very much for being on the show. can you give us an idea of just how bad the heat wave is at the moment and explain a little bit about the economic repercussions for china. while the wave is similar to those that are happening in the us and europe, i mean most people attribute this to global warming. these are certainly no coincidence that it's happening a year after year. the climate is changing at this juncture there's,

it's combined with a drought. they don't necessarily always go together. in this case they are, you were saying superior and drying up of rivers. you see the pictures. it's quite remarkable. but you see the same things happening in europe in america, in terms of the economic consequences. china adopts a people 1st policy. so what they're doing is they're asked, they're telling companies to shut down manufacturing facilities shut down a to prior to order ties water, but also to make sure that people have enough air conditioning so that they can stay safe. i mean, this is an issue, especially among elderly they are very, very susceptible to heat stroke, etc, for what economic impact has that head on the chinese economy? well, it's certainly not something they're look for. they had a very weak earnings last month. they were looking to get to 5.5 percent year on

year growth in terms of gdp. but that is looking a painter and painter, especially with these kind of climate emergencies. it really does point to this issue that the world has to work together on this issue. otherwise it's going to be just one series of catastrophes after another that is both threatens human and also economic welfare. what impact does this have outside of china? obviously major trade partner with so many countries. so what's the fall out over say well, it's going to snarl logistics. i mean, the world is connected. you may countries are trying to say that they don't want to have connections, but the fact is, china supplies a lot of intermediate goods. but it goes both ways. there are, there are economic repercussions. us in europe, especially as it goes to food production and all sorts of factories in the us of also having issues. so it's

a global problem right now. it's highlighted in china because china's play such a central role in the economic supply chain. but quite frankly, this is something that has to be tackled together. you're not going to see an end to global these kind of mobile emergencies unless the world comes literally comes together and starts addressing this. you mentioned supply chain. we've seen some of the world strict just locked downs in china, which is, you know, a paralysis on some of those supply chains that with a heat wave on top of that, we'd like to likely to see it get even worse. why i don't think that they're not necessarily related to this, you know, some bucks the only con in the heat waves, but. ready they are additional, it's one layer on top of another layer. it's just very, very difficult right now to determine you're starting to see once again, the logistics chain is going to snarl up as you know,

these factories start and stop. that it's not good at ship. you're, if you're a ship owner. so at this juncture, there's going to be a lot of companies who are looking for goods, but they can't, can't get enough of. but you know, that applies. and in many cases you have g m, that's looking for chips. those trims are computer chips for their cars. those ships aren't coming from china. i mean, there's logistical snarls everywhere. but china has specially in areas like chemical production, et cetera. they have a very large base based on, you know, economies of scale, large industries, private and public, which are producing vast quantities. things are very, very low prices, which help with inflation. unfortunately, at this juncture, it's also calling thing i snarl up and day. thank you very much. it's in attention from beijing. thank you for coming on the show. where elsewhere in china, at least 16 people have died off to flash floods,

triggered land slide in the northwest homes are damaged in several roads. a blocked risky work is trying to find dozens of people who are still missing in china has been coping with extreme, with between record high temperatures and multiple flesh floods. at least 58 people have been killed and dozens injured and forest fires north east. and algeria, most of the deaths were an el, tough, near the border with tennessee and firefighters. and helicopters are trying to contain nearly 40 fires, and 14 districts, more than 350 people have been forced to leave their homes. and in portugal, emergency crews are trying to control several wild foss, including one and a national park that's been burning for nearly 2 weeks. hot weather and strong winds have been hampering if it's to contain the flames. scientists are willing to drought and europe could be the worst and 500 years bawled fast and southern parts

of the continent and devastating large areas within barba reports. ah, my fight is retreating briefly in southeast, in spain. they're trying to stop the flames from reaching houses in the vows, the able area near valencia. the huge fire began with lightning struck it the weekend, fueled by strong winds. it's forced hundreds of people from their homes. what i say for this year spines had almost $400.00 wildfires, and they've already destroyed more than 3 times the area consumed by flames. in 2021. they've been fueled by heat waves and drought conditions that scientists attribute to climate change. in germany, the drought means you can see so cold, hunger stones at various sections of the river ryan, centuries ago, they were placed on dry river beds and marched to warm future generations. their exposure could signal famine over in france, the country's longest river,

the la looks like this. record drought has cut the river flow to a trickle meaning in places. people could almost walk from one shore to the other. and then my son at krista semi place because she need him he, i shall. it makes me sad because i grew up here and i've never seen it like that before. we could go to the border holes over there with the children and fish. scientists are wanting that low river levels across france are assigned that can't be ignored. relationship ma comanche key it and once it and any other climate change is underway, it's undeniable that compels us to rethink our rules for sharing water resources. we must understand that we're all affected. author is a common good way, and every one of us will have to rethink our behavior. or if we share where the rain has finally arrived. like here in paris, it's badly needed, but europe's having to get used to heavy downpours. travelers on the metro had to

contend with flooded stations. metty or false reported that one months worth of rain fell in the space of an hour. at scotch the banquet. oh, and the sky is also opened in london with parts of the u. k. capital, experiencing flash flooding. thunderstorms are expected in england and wales, and with the dry soil, almost impenetrable. in areas people are being wants to watch out for further flooding. nadine barbara al jazeera will talks. i am dead ending. iraq's political deadlock are in jeopardy a day off. the leaders agreed to work on a roadmap out of the crisis allies of influential around kesha. let him look todd al sabah, a refusing to take part in the dialogue, led by the kid. take a prime minister with stuff, i'll cut me 10 months after a general election. iraq still has no government because of disagreement. over forming a coalition,

nearly all of argentina's powerful tried unions have been rallying and supported the government's battle against high inflation. the demanding businesses do more to keep prices down. daniel shimla has more from bonuses. inflation hits every one, but the greatest impact is felt by workers, especially those on lower wages. all of argentina, main trade unions representing teachers, construction and health workers, truck drivers and civil servants, marched on congress to support the government and to demand restraint from the businesses. this set price is no longer receive money from emma sickle. one of the main problems is the hyperinflation we have been experiencing for some time. now, we are against paying the international monetary fund, which is reflected in the lack of jobs. there are no jobs. wages are not enough permanent price increases. that's why argentine workers are on the streets to day

inflation in argentina in july hit 7.4 percent. it's projected to reach around 100 percent for the year. inflation is an indicator of a weak economy. argentina is a victim of crippling foreign debt and like the rest of the world, the pandemic, and the rising cost of fuel and flour caused by the war in ukraine. these margin for high rear, from the province of jacko in the fargo, the larger theda they cover all over the country because inflation, his work is the hardest thing, the value of their wages. the releasing week. my we, my mom in a month went beetle. the government on tuesday cut subsidies for household fuel and water bills saying it would re focus on those most in need. however, with prices rising weekly, those needs are growing. the latest official figures should more than one 3rd of argentines living in poverty. mm hm. and ah, let, let's say that, oh,

we are suffering from inflation and the peer. so has collab against a dollar. so it's tough, but we have got work. we are not protesting. we just want the government to see what we need. our, our establish on the road. the book is the supporting the government and it's right to make things better. we're not asking them for anything. we're supporting them. others are running out of patience with the government under pressure to find solutions to a problem because liked it argentina for many years. daniel swan the routers era when osiris. but we're going to go back to iraq's political deadlock now into mahmoud. abdul, why he joins me lie from baghdad. it seems at this point like this political stand offers are just going to continue will no change. know any sign of a change or shift in their protesters position as of yet,

as you can see right behind me here were standing in front of the parliament being blocked by the protest to the supporters of j at lee that i'm off to the southern. they have been setting up dozens of tents here around this area and they say they're not planning to leave the area until their demands are met to their demands . include on top of the last the parliament be dissolved an early elections be held, but meanwhile the national dialogue that was initiated by caretaker prime minister, most of our alchemy. and it was attended by a civil political leaders and they're in it in the cabinet hit quarter yesterday and saw that himself as rejected to attend that meeting. and today his speaker just released a statement indicating that the r it is somehow ejecting the outcomes of that meeting. id say the i rejected the way that national dialogue is being

processed. and in old cases, it southern it himself, as you know, that he has back tracked after he's an acid, or in fact, urging his supporters to perform a mass, a 1000000 man march on a saturday. but he, that that incident has been cancelled by southern himself following a counter announcement by the coordination framework. the pro rated rainy and our political block to stage a counter, a 1000000 man, a mush. but in those cases, in those cases, it seemed that it, it, the situation is till it being escalated as so that is not accepting all these national dialogue offers mahmoud abdullah, he thank you very much. live from baghdad, the sierra leone. as we valuing its currency in an attempt to improve its economy, the central bank has removed 3 zeros and reprinted notes. it's trying to slow de

leon's, sliding value and stop protests against the rising cost of living homage address has more from the capital free town. after some confusion, businesses are slowly adjusting to the new yield. the country central bank says the re denomination of saloons. currency has been necessary though, the magic already nomination is that where you take those zeros away, people start thinking that they are poorer than they at rally. ah. and as a result of that, they will ball game all windy a, go to a buy goals and services that should put a lead on prices a little bit. so economies say the idea can only work if government doesn't return to the policies that lead to the collapse in the value of the money. in the 1st place, the central bank says re denominating the young were significantly reduce the amount

of cash people and businesses carry around on the risk that go with that. but critics say removing 3 zeros from the currency won't show up. it's about critics, a previous monetary policy of several young hit, the reality of the economy by adding zeroes to the currency. as a result, the moon lost its value, and inflation worsened. the governor, the central bank, says the decision was tough to make. given the cost of printing new notes on taking the old ones out of circulation, i will not have done this at this time. but the cost to the economy, the cost a reserves that a sentra bank asked. we kept month on a monthly basis, putting out dollars to give to people who are whored, a list of bring it into the system so that they cannot, they can keep going. doing that for a foreseeable future, we would have a wasted, our entire reserves. some banks and business people say the public response and

acceptance of the new currency has been encouraging this no one making more easy for us because you can have 50000000. we can move with 50000000 without a fit of thieves to follow you. because if any one particular back boss for the whole money, you can feel ruled by then, okay, come from and leslie said out, you love you next to the chief in 2020 the central bank spent 68 $1000000.00 showing up de leon. now it isn't saying how much the initiative will cost, but it will be hoping it will riley, the currency, and the economy. permit it res, algebra freetown said earlier, when nato says it will boost peacekeeping numbers in the balkans as tensions rise between serbia and kosovo. the alliance is chief john sultan burke has held crisis talks with ladies from both sides to try to avert fresh conflict in the region. relations have been strained since the end of july when kosovo declared that suby

in identity documents and car number plights would no longer be valid. the serv, minority in cost of i reacted by putting up road blocks. the e. u is hosting direct talks between the 2 leaders. al jazeera is her ordinance, arch has more from brussels, nato secretary general young salzburg said in brussels that they are peacekeeping mission impossible. k for, he's ready to intervene. if stability between serbia and costello is a 3 for them are kept talks to be president of serbia, alexander, voltage and kosovo. prime minister, i'll be in court on a recent vengeance between 2 western balkan neighbors and the day before their upcoming talks in your facility. the dialogue, so be our president said that he and possible prime minister disagree on almost everything, but did that fees and stability were crucially important? lay the specials were 3 years later in july, i had a customer intention to implement

a law making all surfaces equal the serbs to use cost of our car plates. also, people from serbia answering possible would have to have reached the not you should exit entry documents reachable to be used as an idea during their stay. this move to good local service could put up our old blocks and sounded air raid sirens, fully fated. the several gunshots have been reported, console for thorn implementations of the low for one month and therapy every more drop books. but the asians give spade, you expressed a great concern over the grove inflammatory authority. so both sides and cold war ditch and quarter to work on de escalation in order to find a mutually agreeable solution for generalization of the relations of serbia and its former province. that declared independence in 2008 was still ahead on al jazeera and sport. rafael dollars gearing up for the us open. find out how he's getting on in few months.

ah, the world camp is coming to catch up in just 3 months. as the main event gets closer, we hear every step of the way. hello, i'm janet ezra with updates from teams and plans across the globe. i seems. can expect some strong for here in just a moment with the spotlight now. one euro can france claim back to back? well, come victories. all will portugal christiano. rinaldo finally get his hat a trophy to well comp countdown on al jazeera does the count on to the people will cut 2022 approaches. every continent is turning its eyes to keta . we have a feeling great to sporting events in the world. won't be the only thing capturing everyone's attention beyond football. immerse yourself in internationally renowned entertainment art of culture. ketchel has everything you'd want to the destination

. in fact, it's the obvious choice for the fee for wilcox 2022. so why go anywhere else lou? ah ah, well the scientists board has faro tom. thank you so much. raphael has suffered a huge blow to his preparations for the us open. spaniard lost his 1st competitive match since returning from a 6 week injury lay off. does my winning the 2nd set against born a chorus? the 22 time grand slam champion went on to lose the match and crash out of the cincinnati opened in the 1st round. last time the dow was in action was at wimbledon, where he pulled out before the sammy's due to a stomach injury back. stop for him is flashing meadows.

i'm sad. stool to, to not lay well here. i'm these tournament is enough important. but in that, in that moment i have to move forward mentally and on thigh, and then just practice. i need to stifle tool to be and i got on his la mode. i plugged the thing on the way that i need to plug this tool to be compet fishing, the beginning dead wimbledon. a finalist nic curious has also been knocked out. the austrian was beaten in straight sets by home player taylor fritz. fritz as through to the last 16 and this event for the 1st time by the laws curious, will still be seated at the upcoming us open. you will smile going on the water women's world on one iga schwein tech has sealed a tour leading 50th at when of the season. but to time french open champion beat american sloane stevens to reach the 3rd round in cincinnati. troy intact,

looks to be prepared ahead of the last big tune up event before the hard court nature in work polish star will play. madison sees next. i'm a writer counter looks to be heading this sort of form that saw her when last year's us open. the teenager has followed up her, went over serena williams with another impressive victory. the 19 year old british player beat former world number one, victoria as a rank of for the loss of just 2 games to reach the last 16 in cincinnati. why? we're now just a 94 days away from the world cup. take off here in cats are france are the defending champions. and one of the favorites, again, this time around, although no team since brazil and 1962 has one back to back world cups is actually butler reports from paris. o, frances 2018 woke up fig. tree was celebrated no one hard by french football fans

now for once or among the favorites to win the tournament again in keta. the squad has yet to be revealed, but it's likely to include to the world's best attackers, killing and pappy and carrying bens emma o. gang bins emptied again in the shop. john returned ben's about pretty much one, the champions league on his own with rem latrete. and killing him, but pay by singing p as g stays in the club. he knows it gets rid of any doubts and unless he was to be injured, he should be in good shape in katara the from steam as all the players. you need to have a great woke up, but a key will be whether they can play well together. holly shout if there's little doubt that a 3rd world cub. when for france, would sony inspire a whole new generation of for boys at this? i'm at a club in paris, hoops a high for france, victory. oh, and i don't if would normal, but we love football. so all of us coaches would be really happy,

as it would motivate the children, because the french team before would show them how to lead. yeah. oh, hovers, care. i'll watch the world cup with my dad. i like this game. that's why i play. i was hoping 1000 baker. i'd be pleased because it's my country and it would be a miracle. the last time a team, one consecutive wilcox, it was brazil in 1962 as raining champions. france will be under increased pressure as they defend their title, but they'll also know that having done it before, they could do it again. natasha buckler al jazeera paris natasha's aboard is part of our world cup countdown show this month, which focuses on europe as well as france, world cup winners. happy. martinez joins us in the studio to talk spain, germany, england, whether christian or rinaldo can finally get his hands on the trophy with portugal . you can watch it online or later on thursday. at 1630 g m t. y had of cat

her 2022, and all those having a pretty rough time with mattress united bottom of the english premier league. on top of that, he's been cautioned by the british police for smashing a phone out of the hands of a teenage boy. he can just read see, the incident on the left of the screen happened after the red devils last at everton. last april. it's understood that rinaldo agreed to compensate the boy's family while united previously confirmed that the portuguese star won't be punished by them. chelsea's mark corella has vowed to never cut his hair short spite having had pulled in a pretty violent manner during his sides. fiery too to draw against tottenham. on sunday, the spain international was flung to the ground by christian romero at stamford bridge. to the surprise of many fans, the spurs player wasn't sent off even after a v, a r review thing. the media is really clear, right? in this morning, the referee. i don't know what happened, but sometimes it was somebody divide by thing is, is like it is,

it is full ball on. and i thing in this, in this game is like i never was maybe in another games they're pretty take a good decision. you're going to get your cock non on every now and who's my is by the unlikely champions league run. i've dino keith could be coming to an end. the rainy inside last you know again, spend seeker and the 1st flag of their playoff, the winners. this time will progress into the group stage of competition. dino have already got through to qualifying rounds to fight the disruption caused by the war in their country. home like the cranium champions had to be played in portland is really champions mcabee. hi. so i have said that you have taken a step closer to advancing league winners. red star belgrade, 3 to went home. no israeli side has reached the group stage. phillips, marketing television in the 20156, please. okay,

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