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as in armenia, call for the prime minister to step down after more than a 100 soldiers killed in fighting with us by john ah, 11 o'clock. this is al desert life and also coming up, sweden's prime minister announces her resignation after an unprecedented when by far right, blocking sundays election. thousands of motors pay the final tribute to queen elizabeth as her body lies the state, westminster. and the telephone rejects the u. s. plants move millions of dollars in afghanistan to new trust in switzerland. ah so we be it with protested on media, thousands of people voicing their anger against prime minister nickel passenger.

after more than a 100 soldiers were killed in fighting with us by shot for justice called for passion to resign. their accusing him of betraying the country after he said he was willing to sign a peace deal to insure security. the lady said nothing had been made official on top is which we got. i officially states that no paper has been signed. moreover, no paper is going to be signed. there is no talk about any paper. this information as a conspiracy to demoralize our soldiers standing at the border. well, i mean, there is asking a russian lead regional security force to intervene in the conflicts more than a 150 pounds on his shoulders. have been killed in 2 days of fighting or peter walls were held in as by john for some of the soldiers. it is worth while. it was 2 years ago in the disputed to going to car back region was killed 6500 people as a by john made significant gains in and around the area in 2020. partly thanks to

support from turkey, turkey, president russell. typo on his blamed armenia for the late clara book total on this attitude will of course have consequences for armenia, which not only does not fulfil the terms of the agreement that was signed after the war of now got to know cut back, but also constantly displays an aggressive attitude. well gabriel gavin is a freelance journalist covering the conflict between our media and as by john. and he has more what's been happening in europe. well, i think these are some of the largest protests that everybody has seen in recent years. and you've got a lot of people coming out turning up to the pilot building and chance going out, calling for the prime minister nickel finance resignation. but i think actually the number of people who have a solution, which is, you know, we need a different leader when you different government is actually very small. lots, lots of people that certainly the ones i spoke to. they didn't know what solution to this conflict is, armine has come under attack. over the last few days,

we've seen massive bombardments, huge evacuations of towns and cities along the border. and what people are really worried about is a repeats that the 2020 will where i mean, it was forced to basically give a whole lot of significant sway their it's, tara, of territory, was inside as a beyond it's nationally recognize borders, to sweden, where the prime minister has announced she will resign hosp to suffering defeat too far, right. blocking sundays election with 99 percent of the vote counted, might fill in the anderson's center left alliance and secured. 173 seats in parliament. a social democrat party is the country's largest with around 30 percent of the vote. but the moderates as sweden, democrats, christian democrats, and democrats, and liberals are projected to win $176.00 seats. in the 349 c parliament, sweden, democrats were formed from a neo nazi party, nearly entered parliament in 2010. and they look set when 20.6 percent to the votes, but moderates the the offer christus and will try to form

a government his right wing party got 900 point one percent cool. race reports not from melma after less than a year in office. this was magdalena anderson's final press conference. sweden's 1st female prime minister, add on to it a hug, but as it looks like the full right wing parties have received just 50 percent of the votes in the election, and in parliament, they have a one or 2 sate advantage. it's a thin majority, but it is a majority. so tomorrow i will therefore ask for my dismissal as prime minister and the responsibility for the process going forward will now be with the speaker and the parliament again. the man waiting to take the mantle is the leader of the moderate party. oh, christa son being his central coalition winning a parliamentary majority. when the final vote from sundays, general election were counted on wednesday night. there for you meet period until with some law. my message is that i want to unite, not divide, look at what unites, but also respect,

real differences of opinion. i want to instill hope. also big problems can be solved. we've solved big problems before. and if other countries can so can we? there's nothing so bad and sweden that it can't be fixed with all that is really good at the end because, but christensen's policy is no longer the biggest in his coalition. that place goes to the far right suite and democrats who took more than 20 percent of the vote for the 1st time having been welcome into the establishment by the moderates. they had received this, we've been democrats, us as maturing somewhat and like changing and how to some extent, the rhetoric, basically the country has not been able really to have an influx of migration in a good way. there will be some changes in, for example, there will be further restriction of the migration policy, for example, suite and democrat leader me auctions, popularity has gone up, particularly among young people and women, and made sweden's rising violent crime rates and segregation. many sweets fear the

influence of the far right and want to hold on to the countries welcoming inclusive values. it's a concern that makes the right wing coalition uneasy allies and of the new parliament's 1st meeting on september 27th of christmas. and the chances of becoming prime minister, being complicated by the fact that some junior members of his coalition down to the suite and democrats, to have any ministerial posts. but with the sweden, democrats being the biggest party in that coalition. there are some tough talks to be had. in the next 2 weeks. poll reese, i'll just sarah mama, ah, thousands of mourners had begun to fall past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd . she's lying in state at westminster hole for the next 4 days is a life which is a q 5 kilometers long snaking through london is more than wait to pay their

respects. the metropolitan police says the queen's funeral and lying in state is the biggest security operation. it is letting baba reports from london with the queen, now lying in, stay to chance for thousands of mourners to pay their respects. the public can now follow pass. elizabeth. the seconds coffin round the clock until next monday, and as a funeral. many have already done so no phone is allowed in just a moment to reflect. the very 1st person in had started queueing on monday, meaning 2 nights spent out doors mainly only to show respect and death for whatever greg graham has done for the commonwealth glayden internationally for 17 years, for some in this long queue along the river thames, it was a personal connection that meant they wanted to be there. my father within the gods, who did the coronation of the queen?

she went down is princess elizabeth. she came back as the queen of england in coronation. here it's a big, big thing with constantly. this is brenda trailer, getting her official response, the guarantee of a place in the queue. she's traveled from southwest england with memories of meeting the queen when she got a special honor in frontier for she gave me an employee for services to the community, policing and charity. how did you find it? it was, it was one of the best phase of my life, and my parents are still alive to come with me and my daughter. so it was, it was extremely special. on wednesday, the archbishop of canterbury, the ceremonial head of the anglican church, was here briefly meeting mourners. while volunteers representing various fates were on hands with the train, c, c, l. we knew that we would be dealing with people who are coming to pay respect, some of whom will have strong connections to what's happened to the queen. some of

whom we touching things that go quite deep in their own experiences of grief. am some of whom are there because it's an important national occasion. of course, people who are arriving for this to, to get into westminster hall and view the queen's coffee and all the time. and officials have already warned people they should be prepared for whites of up to 30 hours. whatever the case people here are keeping each other in good spirits and then making friends as well. whatever their motivation, thousands of people are determined to get their chance to say good bye to the late monarch. the head of her funeral, an event that could draw as many as a 1000000 people on to the streets. the dean barbara al jazeera london, the afghan taliban have rejected a decision by the us to transfer 3 and a half 1000000000 dollars in frozen assets to a swiss based trust, which will ben distribute the funds when needed in afghanistan. taliban demanded the assets be sent directly to the afghan central bank. brown. $9000000000.00 of

afghanistan's foreign currency is held by foreign banks and they were frozen after the taliban took over in the cabal last year. the u. s. government has faced criticism for holding back afghan funds as a country faces widespread hunger and poverty. president biden sort of policy of enabling $3500000000.00 worth of at n central bank reserves to be used for that benefit. and the people of afghanistan up keeping them out of the hands of the tower with the afghan. the united states and our partners are following through with that amendment with a concrete step for ensuring that these additional resources will contribute to helping relieve hardship and suffering in afghanistan. in particular, we would like to thank the swiss government for the partnership to ensure this effort would be possible. this fund will protect and preserve the app can central bank reserves while making targeted disbursements to help stabilize. i can't stand the economy and ultimately supported people and work to alleviate the worst effects

of the manager in crisis. you crank, president has visited an error in the northeast of the country that has be recaptured from russian forces. let him is lensky met soldiers in the city, vizier, and held a moment of silence of fallen troops rushing forth and fled the area. last week, as ukraine launched a counter offensive to lensky heard from prosecutors who claimed residents have been tortured during moscow's 6 months. occupation on our site. so it's mandatory. we'll come, i didn't know when and nobody knows when we have plans. so we'll come because because it's our land and can tell people that's why we'll come. so the landscape says ukraine has recaptured thousands of square globe just in the khaki region. in the past week. his government has calling on the west to speed up weapons deliveries to back these advances. ukrainian flags flying in the cities of his human companions can both located on railway lines that service supply routes the

russian troops. ukraine says it's also made gains in the south near castle, but at a slow pace or abil. hamid's travel to back leah at which she crane recaptured early this month. she spoke to people thereabout life under russian occupation. it was a trip organized by the ukranian police, but many villagers turned up to meet the visitors, expressing not only relief, but also shocked at how quickly the occupying forces left for month. they will cut off from the world. living in fear, says old gay by nova, these are tears of relief after she witnessed the celtic retreat of russian soldiers. ha! we found 16 of them hiding in a cellar with nowhere to go. others left with stone in cars and bicycles. that's how the russian retreat was. it was on september the 6th. when he called the ran away, he didn't leave fellows. they ran away to send me the officers flat 1st and left the lower ranks behind. but the next day to myself,

the only school in the village are very b fca. that's where they were, bass says nadia they left behind uniforms and ammunition to print. she thinks they bombed to destroy evidence of their presence. her daughter used to study in this classroom? well, actually i was the 1st significant win for do ukrainians since they started this character pensive at the beginning of september. and as we were driving here, we so similar scenes of destruction along the road. now this is very similar to what a we had witnessed north f. keep in places like boucher and it been when the russians pulled out earlier this year. as we drive towards the city of bella clia, more scenes of a hasty withdrawal, an army in disarray, shelling from afar the territory. it had just abandoned here the occupation. how was the police station up to 8 people were held in these window lest cells?

one of them was counting the days long days of beatings and torture. in some cases, forensic experts save forces from low hunts. one of the 2 cell proclaimed pro russian republics were also here. not far away. war crimes, investigators ready at work. 2 bodies are being interviewed. they are so far. no traces of the mass killing clean in boucher and north of thank you. clean says it has reclaimed 300 communities home to about 150000 people. but russia still holds large parts of the country. the hasty retreat may signal you construct 1st, where the russian defense is where we can meet other 0 by likely yet in north east in ukraine. the e u is planning to drastically change its electricity market to cope with the energy crisis. sponsored by the warden, ukraine, european commission, the president, us live on the line used to address too loud. her plan doubly cain has more for

weeks you leaders have been mulling over how best to solve the energy crisis. some member states have already announced plans to help their people. now the european commission has followed suit. we are proposing a cap on the revenues of companies that produce electricity at low cost. these companies are making revenues. they never accounted for. they never even dreamt of. and don't get me wrong in our social market economy. profits are okay, they are good. but in these times, it is wrong to receive extraordinary record revenues and profits benefiting from war and on the back of our consumers. in these times, profits must be shared and channeled to those who need it most. but capping the price of russian gas is not part of this plan because e u leaders could not agree,

or they are proposing is a windfall tax on the electricity generators. their aim is to raise around a $140000000000.00 and give it to the member states above all, they want everyone to consume as little energy as possible because many leaders want to break their reliance on russian fossil fuels of visible. i'm glad we're worried about how to become independent from gas imports from russia. they have determined the supply situation and germany to a far too large extent in recent years and decades. hm. and that's why it was necessary for us to ensure the greatest possible speed that we become independent of them. looks interesting. part of the economy drive means people doing without things that aren't absolutely essential. lafond to the new from the 1st day of autumn at 10 pm. we will turn off the lights in public buildings. this will allow us to reduce the dale, the lighting of the eiffel towel, and 1145 p. m. when the tower closes, the end of the illumination will be time to coincide with the public visits which

will reduce energy consumption symbolically. it's important. and yet symbolism in september may not help keep people warm in winter. right now, e u gas storage facilities are around 85 per cent full. a figure, some say will be enough for most countries to last to the end of the year. what they will do in january and february is not yet clear. dominic cane al jazeera berlin. a still had heron al jazeera argentina's inflation crisis. these pension is that having to search through the trash for food prices. keep climbing and the others are trying to get the hands on that money will have more in the cash crisis. 11 ah

alex and k is gone, but did bring some significant wet weather down to the southwest, the u. s. as left a lot of moisture in the air, and that's combined with what else was around. so it's a fair chance you'll see shout any of these mountain states away from california. but the heavy rains that she just up here, the eastern side of counter went away from where most people live with the flood risk is still there. it's dry between the 2 right down to the gulf states. i have to say that last well into 1st a few shall sharpen texas significant re loma borderline between counter and the u . s. still showers in the mountains states across the central plains as well, but it's dry by, for example, in arizona all sits wet in florida and most the caribbean islands. it's also in warm dominique, for example, 36.3 high temperature ever recorded. have to say on this on, but it's a company that this time of year by increasing cloud and showers, that's for any of the out in small or big the heaviest. right. is to the west of

that largely through the gulf of mexico through mexico itself, with his orange tops suggesting pretty big damp poles. there's been a persistent lane line of rain from bolivia through those imprudent was the southeast of brazil that's falling apart. now, as you see and south of it, where it should be cold, actually took quite warm ah, with a journey a baby. and one of necessity in 3 different nations that all facing the challenge of driving on nicaragua was and was at the mercy of its unpredictable tropical weather. ah, risking it. nico rack us out to say around i

the other guy watching out there. i wonder about top stories this and thousands of armenians are protesting against prime minister nicole fashion, and after more than a 100 soldiers killed the real fight to watch on their accusing him of betraying the country of. he said he was willing to find a peace deal to show security sweden's prime minister magdalena understand that now she will resign. center left coalition was defeated by light when brought in sundays election. mourners filing past the coughing, the queen elizabeth, 2nd largest stated wisdom to hold for the next 4 days. the q 5 comes as long as making 3 london,

as well as wait to pay that response. united states has charge 3 iranian nationals with conducting ransomware attacks targeting hundreds of entities around the world . local governments and utility companies were among the victims in the u. s. the indictment shows the attack. took place between october 2020 and august 2022. article haine is more now from washington d. c. the us justice department has unsealed an indictment against 3 iranian men. the de hughes of using cyber attacks at hundreds of computers. not just here in the united states, but in russia, israel, united kingdom, and even in iran itself, they say the targets were local governments, utilities, nonprofits, hospitals. what they say these men did is they say that they would get into the computer systems, encrypt the data, and then demand money for the data release. they would send these ransom, those through the victims only printers, the defendants with demand payment and that coin from the victims,

sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars. and they were threatened to keep the victims data locked up. why sell it to others? if there ran some demands, were not net government official say in some of the cases the targets did in fact pay the ransom. now the us treasury department is also stepped into sanction the men and others, they believe helped with the enterprise. although the government officials stress that they do not believe this was directed by the iranian government, still, they've offered a $10000000.00 award leading to the arrest. but the men are believe to be in iran, and even government officials say it's going to be very hard to ever find them in order to arrest the state of california suing online retail, amazon for violating anti trust and competition laws. suit accuses company preventing much from selling products, low prices on their websites are liable stores. it says that push price is up for customers and prevented competition and controls nearly 40 percent of online sales

in the u. s. according to research from insider intelligence, that's more than the likes of apple, walmart and e bay combined. the california law. so law seat mirrors, one filed in washington, d. c. last year. that was dismissed, but it's going through the appeals process. california officials believe the seats won't suffer the same fate. that's because it comes after an investigation feature interviews with sellers. anderson's current and former employees, as well as competitive in a fried is a she for technology correspondence that exists in american use website. she says the suit in california probably won't have a different come to those elsewhere. in the u. s. california has said, oh, we have lots of new evidence we investigated for 2 years. and of course, any time you get in front of a new judge, it's a little bit different. each state has its own laws, and these are brought under california competition statutes, which probably differ somewhat from washington d. c. but essentially other courts have looked at similar claims and not allowed the suit to proceed. so i wouldn't say it's home run by any stretch of the

imagination. the short term is they wouldn't be able to enforce this. but, you know, basically. busy seeing a lot of different attacks on the way amazon does business, because as you point out, it does control so much of the retail market. so i think there is a movement to say to amazon, look, you are so big now in retail, that you can't set rules for how compound these price, their goods elsewhere. and again, that's sort of classic imp, anti competition law. that basically, if you are the dominant player in the market, you can't abuse that monopoly. and that's the case that we're seeing brought not just here, but also in other suits that deal with things like how amazon sells its own goods versus those from 3rd party sellers. an armed woman and a group of activists of held up banks in lebanon, in a desperate attempt to access or in savings. the country's economy has been in crisis fears. the government has imposed controls on catholic draws,

make it difficult for some people to pay that bills. sonata reports from parent they're becoming more common in 2 separate incidents hours. of course, people enter bank demanding their own money. lebanon is in crisis for 3 years. people haven't been able to access their savings because of informal capital controls. sally is among them onto the hand gun. she was accompanied by activists who threatened bank employees before she was given $13000.00 from her account the in this country. this is the only way to get her money back. we didn't steal the money, was hard to earn it. sally says she needs the money to pay for her sister's cancer treatment. in a similar incident last month and armed men, names of families,

she cousin held hostages at a bank for nearly 10 hours before receiving part of his trap, savings. g 2 said he needed money to pay for his father's hospital bills and many others like sally ember. some who are facing strict limits on withdrawals of foreign currency gathered outside the bank after the incident that we are ruled by thieves who are forcing us to use violence. protesters chanted. people are losing patience. the economic collapse isn't it's 3rd year. the currency has crashed, unemployment is high, and government services are nearly non existent. people believe politicians and bankers are protecting themselves while they are suffering as a result of the financial crisis, bank deposits, we're used to fund the safe and covered deficit. now, the space is nearly bankrupt, total losses amounts to more than $70000000000.00. there is

a lack of political will to agree on an economic recovery plan that would distribute losses. and as the crisis worsens, depositors warn they will have no choice, but to take their money by force center for their leader. they wrote elgin teen, his inflation rate has hit its highest level in years, causing food prices to rocket. government says the rate was nearly 79 percent in august or tuesday, the international monetary fund set inflation was the main problem facing argentina is economy, tourism reports from one of their coping with inflation in argentina is not easy for people like pill, mit psycho. and what me to that model the couple received to minimum monthly pensions of around a $170.00 each. but it's not enough. each day they go searching for food in the trashy been secular. then i thought i was going to age with dignity. i've been working since i was 15 years old. the only jury my head was to have our own home.

and now look at us origin. tina's inflation rate is soaring, and it's having a huge impact among the countries most vulnerable economy. estimates that the place and waiting are going tina, the fear is going to be at least 95 percent. a figure that is literally pushing many people who the streets to try to make a living and to try to survive. this people here are not only trying to find food, but also runs and copper or anything that they can sell. so they can make some extra cash. and moodle says if they're lucky, they can earn around 80 extra dollars per month selling recycling materials. but that means being on the street every day while madame coffers from epilepsy and still mit has been struggling with diabetes for years. compressed and seeing what you bought for $100.00 the 1st month in 3 months you will. but for 200,

they're taking money away from us all the time. i need medicines and i cannot afford all of them. there's over 7000000 retirees in june, tina and almost 86 percent received them. minimum pension in bill is ago, a problem in a country that has been trying to stabilize the economy for months, inflation look yes. what inflation does is that you pay the new prices with an old salary that happens to all workers. even though labor unions agree to a 64 percent salary increase, it's not enough, especially when you think the inflation rate will be close to a 100 percent. last week, the new economy minister said he'll massa travel to washington in search of much needed investment and financing by multilateral organizations, including the i m f. case, or bus sama. it was just a step further towards stabilizing the economy. a step towards growth with inclusion for argentina, but i believe my.