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ah, fears of a global recession grow as i am f, paint's, a gloomy future for the world economy. ah, i'm carried on to mrs. al jazeera where live from dough house. so coming up, hours after pounding ukrainian city of zapper asia, russia says that in that putin could be open to meeting joe biden. the u. s. president looks to reevaluate the nations with long term ally, saudi arabia, after rehab that lead opec plus oil produce is to cut production, lebanon, and israel are set to sign a maritime border deal after years of negotiations plus ah,

been social monetary fund is predicting a bleak future for the global economy as the war you crate in the sky. hi consumer prices and rising interest rates take their toll all the live at i m f. headquarters with our correspondent alan fisher in just a moment of 1st, let's hear from the chief economist of the international monetary fund. but 3rd of the global economy expected the contract this year, or next, the 3 largest economies, the united states, china, and the your area will continue to stall. in short, the worst is yet to come. and for many people, 2023 will feel like a recession. my ancestor joins us now from washington. decent island welburn. can you paint a picture for us of just how bad this last year's been we'll all these delegates coming up here to the international monetary fund. annual meeting are getting the message. yeah, it's bad,

but it's going to get worse. and it is just a confluence of events, all these things coming together at the same time. first of all, you have the idea of political instability and you're seeing that in places like lebanon, which is cause the banking crisis. and shall lanka where there's political instability on top of a crushing debt that has to be repaid. then you're talking about covert and all the issues there, zambia, the 1st country to default from some of the loans that go after cove it and the supply chain in china, essentially being impacted by very strict lot don't. and then add to that you have climate challenges in places like pakistan and here in the united states and then the war in russia. it just seems to be one thing after another. the normally, when people talk about macroeconomic problems saying they'll be retraction here and there won't be growth there. a lot of people think, well, how is that impacting me? but everyone across the world seems to be feeling the pinch. if it's going to the food store to feed their children, if it's trying to heat their home,

and that'll be a problem in europe this, this winter, as temperatures begin to drop, the international monetary funder saying, look, things might be bad in 2022, but the could be even worse and 2023 because of a realignment of the way that energy is traded on the global scale. so how are things shaping up? well, it comes to growth, that's how you measure, whether an account, whether or not economy is doing well. and large growth tends to suggest that people are getting more money that are more jobs, and there are more economic opportunities. but the i m f is saying in the coming year, that's not going to be great. if you look at what happened in 2021, the growth globally was 6 percent in 2022. it's going to be 3.2 percent. so most half. and then in 2023 it's going to be just $2.00. and as the i m f says it will feel like a recession as for inflation, that's the, that's really what reflects when prices are starting to rise in a lot of the time. wages don't keep pat, keep track with that. so how is that going to impact over the coming year or so

while the international moncrief. one said that inflation in 2021 was 4.7 percent in 20. 22. it's 8.7 percent and in 2023. while things will be slightly better, it will be 6.5 percent, but that inflation rate of $8.00 is going to take a long time to come down. so that means that a lot of people will be feeling the pinch well into 2023. and as the i m f has said, a 3rd of the global economies are going to see negative growth or 2 quarters that is normally the indication of a recession. so there is no bright spot in all of this dis, confluence of events coming together and punishing the people who feel it. morse. so it's really up to the i. m. f. international bankers and finance ministers. to try and float away out of this. they're doing it face to face here for the 1st time in 3 years, but they've also got to realize that with all of these things coming together, it can't simply be businesses normal and fish alarm for us in washington,

d. c. thank you for that. but for labor though, explains how much influence the i m f, has the international monetary fund, an institution that promotes global economic stability, and perhaps a lender of last resort, or a some say, an outdated organization whose policies damage the social and cultural fabric of a country. let's take a closer look. the i m. f was founded in 1944 at bretton woods in the united states . since then, its membership has grown from 44 countries to a 190. the i m f says it monitors economic health of member countries and provide loans for governments in economic distress 2 years ago at the height of the covey. 19 pandemic. more than a 100 nations requested bailouts on the i'm f. his i correspondent alan fisher reporting on those loans for his headquarters here in washington. the international monetary fund has put together a 9 trillion dollar port to help countries deal with the covert crisis. most of

that money has come from the g. 20 the world richest nations, and more than 100 countries have asked for help. now this is the i mass map of where money was distributed among those helped $2700000000.00 to egypt. 411000000 to ethiopia. 361000000 to bosnia herzegovina. more recently, sri lanka received $2900000000.00 after his economy faced collapse. it ran out of money for food medicine, cooking, gas and fuel. but critics of the, i may say it is outdated and ineffective of the 89 developing countries that received i m f. loans between 19651995 more than half where no better off afterwards. in fact, 32 were poor. other critics question whether many nations which borrow money from the i m f,

have the ability to repeat yourself addition to the ins and some sort of longer term ah, where program is likely going to have to step in to help countries through that. now the i m f is downgrading it's forecast of 2.9 percent global growth in 2023. it says that because of the increasing risk of recession and financial instability, far from being transitory as result, inflation is much more persistent, high energy and foot prices tight, the financial conditions, lingering supply, disruptions, decelerate growth, all of the world's largest economy economy. so now slowing down for better or for worse, many more governments may need to turn to the i m f in the coming months and years . the us says it's reevaluating its relationship with red off the founding that

opec plus group decided to steeply cut production. the organization of oil producing countries announced this decision last week despite us opposition. whitehouse says president joe biden is willing to work with congress after sen calls for fries on corporation with saudi arabia, cuba, how kit has more from the white house? well, this is something that has really been concern for many on capitol hill for some time with us saudi relationship, as there has been concern about particularly the issue of human rights. and so this is something that many members of congress, not just from the opposition republican party, but also from the president's own democratic party, have been urging the white house to do not just the bible ministration, but also the trumpet ministration for many years to reevaluate this relationship and so this is something that as we've been reporting the national security both

1st and john kirby says, is now something that the white house is willing to look at. and given the fact that the president did travel to saudi arabia and recent months, did feel that he had a good conversation with the saudi current. principal has been solomon, but they're not happy with the fact that now there has been decision this decision by opec to in fact cut production. and so there's a number of reasons why the white house is not happy about this decision. and one of the big reasons is that there is a congressional election that is coming up in just a matter of weeks, in fact, in november. and this is really seem to benefit the president's political adversaries. here in the united states, high energy prices really are not good for the president politically. and so that's one reason that this white house is not happy about this. but the other reason the white house is not happy about this is that the fact that this is really seen is aligning with russia. russia has appraised the decision by opec last sharpie. cut

back on the oil production, president vladimir putin said it was made to help stabilize the global market. he made the remarks at a meeting with the needs of the united arab emirates. we are actively working in the framework plus our decisions. our action aren't directed against anyone. we are and acting to create problems for anyone. our actions are aimed to ensure to built in global energy market. the russian foreign minister, sony love, rob says he's country will not turn down a meeting between presidents that emit foods and, and joe biden. he comes ahead of the c. s g 20 summit on the indonesian on the bar . the next month, the 2 leaders held the last face to face meeting at the summit in geneva last year . 100 vol is in moscow and has more on ropes comments. he basically said,

russia well, comes any suggestion or invitation for a meeting between president of law to me to put in and president joe biden. but he also said that he doesn't know where that will lead. and this is in the context of russia, you know, recently talking about negotiations, but you know, has its conditions because president law, you put him on september 30th. when he find the decree of annexation of the 4 regions of eastman and ukraine, he said we also invite ukrainians for for negotiations. but they have to know that they should forget about any negotiations on the territories that we have just next . so russia might be okay for talks about it has its tough conditions and the west i understand, would not be willing to, to not negotiate those next regions. because it doesn't recognize that annexation, we understand that the president flowed to me to put in in the next couple of days we'll meet with his turkish counterpart,

but played one in cut off time. and we know the turkish leaders have always been trying to create an atmosphere of dialogue, or for dialogue between russia and the west. and russia, of course, considers that this, this fight. and this struggle is not between russia and ukraine. it is between russia and the west. so any negotiations, any negotiations between russia and the western leaders, is welcome for the russians because they don't even recognize the importance or the utility of talking directly to the ukrainian leadership. a wave of russian strikes that kills 19 people. monday. more strikes having reported in the past. how's in the viv ends. upper region. the governor in the southeast region says a school was among the buildings attacked on tuesday morning. one person was killed when rockets hit a car dealership. moscow has been shutting the region intensely. i said, i head on al jazeera, we speak to the columbia in competing at the street. the child won't come there and

cut off. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with our ways, hello there, we've got in south asia, and the monsoon has been slow in its retreat with seems very heavy rain effect northern areas of india and cause flooding in utter pradesh, where schools were closed and crops destroyed. now the warnings have eased away that rain pushing off to more north eastern areas like b ha, still some heavy showers for bangladesh and western areas of india. we will see those showers pick up for carola, certainly on thursday, and some shop of thunderstorms affecting sri lanka. but the further north we go, the dryer it is north western areas of india thing. lots of sunshine, pakistan seen clear skies as well. temperatures touching up into the 30s,

we are also going to see that happen in new delhi by the time we get into saturday, lots of warmth and sunshine. here now was a move to east asia. there's been a dramatic cool down for china temperatures in beijing and shanghai sitting closer to the average after exceptional heat, lots of clear skies, edging down to easton and southern areas, a bit of cloud building in the north, but largely clear as we had across the korean pending peninsula and into japan, looking our dryer across japan, but there will be some rain trickling in to eastern hunt shoot on thursday to with sponsored by cattle and a ways ah ah

ah no ah, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our main stories now the international monetary fund says global economic growth fell to just over 3 percent in 2022 and we'll drop further next year. it predicts a tough future as the war ukraine inflation and rising interest rates take their talk. the u. s. says it's re evaluating its relationship. yeah. of the saudi lead opec plus group decided to steeply cut production. when i was ation of on producing

countries announced his decision last week despite us position. a wave of russian strikes killed 19 people on monday. more strikes has been reported on tuesday in the bid and soccer. misha pasco has been subject to the region to intentionally with more than 2 dozen people killed in the last me 37. leaders are holding a virtual meeting to discuss their on wavering commitment to ukraine. ukrainian president for america lansky has asked the group to supply key if with air defense weapons, summer he described as his number one priority. the meeting comes, as russia continues to target several ukrainian cities with missiles and speaking a head of a meeting of at nato defense ministers. the western light says the secretary general said nato will stand with keith for as long as it takes ukraine. hast the momentum and continues to make significant gains while

russia is increasingly resorting to horrific and in this convert attacks on civilians on the critical infrastructure press, one to 2 is failing in ukraine. his attempted annexations partial mobilization and reckless nuclear rhetoric represents the most significant escalation since the start of the war. and they show that this war is not going as planned. bringing natasha butler in the brussels and natasha more expressions of western support for ukraine. yes, western powers certainly very keen to show that they still very much support ukraine . we heard from yet still to the secretary general of nato. he was outlining the next couple of days when nato defense ministers will meet here. i nato headquarters

. and he says, of course, the focus will be on ukraine, on how the west, the military lines can continue its support with military, a humanitarian, a, any form of a that he can. he said that all support must be on waiver, and he said he must. and this was a war that began, he said, it is now time for russia to withdraw its troops. but he said, ukraine, ukraine is making ground, is gaining grounds, and we must support them. in doing that, it was the same message from g 7 leaders. they held a meeting by video conference a bit earlier putting out the statement very much along the same lines on wavering support with ukraine. both the g 7, a native pledging to continue to supply more weapons to key something, the key repeatedly, all for both the g 7. and they also saying that they condemned the recent russian base all attacks on ukraine on civilian areas and also on civilian infrastructure.

and they condemned moscow's illegal annexation of paul's ukraine. and what's a body called the shop referenda that took place? they call them, but a roof to not to deploy its troops to fight a little side russian soldiers in ukraine. that's off the min suggested that i could afford it, soldiers into the country, and of course in all sides, bake, hold on all sides to try and find a way to move will be now ukrainian person. val automates lensky. address g. 70 does the getting all their video conference for the lens. he said his number 11 priority right now is more missile defense systems. it's something that we know that keith is off for all along to try to protect the guys protected population. we know that the united states, for example, will be sending more advanced and missile defense systems. the thought that can, in effect helicopters, enjoying some, some of the skills they put out the same adopted g 7 meeting. he said the book that

would be no dialogue with the head of russia. now we didn't mentioned to me by name, but certainly that means, but if that that could be dialogue with ahead of russia supplies you comply with international law now clearly and then he was responding to comments earlier by russian foreign minister said a lot of who suggested that russia could possibly be open to lead me to, to, to in talking to joe biden, the us presidents, if that should come about with that update for us. thank you. or you energy ministers are meeting in prague to find ways to tackle high gas prices. the book is considering emergency measures like a possible price cap of 15 members of the european union. one gas price is kept, but others disagree, including germany and another $1.00 proposal calls for a so called corridor of prices for gas imports from norway in the u. s. it sets

upper and lower priced limits, the low current rates, poland belgium, it'll be in greece once. what they're calling a dynamic cordele, we apply to or wholesale gas deals, not just those agreed with main suppliers. now the proposal is a priced cap only on gas used for generating electricity. spain and portugal have been trying that since june analia, germany announced a subsidy package with nearly 200000000000 dollars to help businesses and consumers that nothing reports from the energy ministers meeting in prague. katerina novak of, i could not believe her energy bill from 160 dollars one month it went up to $700.00. the next she managed to change provider, but still has to pay nearly half her salary to the power company. thanks her for of just a little smudges cosima, i will try to go to the welfare office and see if i can get some housing allowance . maybe they can help me out. we have to power phone bowls and food is so expensive

to. this is all taken me by surprise. i don't know what to do with temperatures dropping anger is growing. jack trade unions won't lead us to find solutions. i think that her leader of europe must looking for some common approaches because sir, it's for us are not supposed to have to european union a one for her, for the wars countries on form riches countries. i think that if we want to have future for european union, it was looking for some common approach for all but agreement as yet to be reach on how to reduce the price of gas. at last week's use summit in proctor 27 liter 3 maint divided. one of the matches to you manage to agree on is to cut energy consumption by 15 percent. like other european cities. brock has decided to stop illuminating some of its famous monuments. but everyone agrees more far reaching measures are needed, and especially in the east and the south of europe, there's

a real push for a price gap on gas. the countries are discussing the forms a price cap could take some want a maximum price to be set for all gas. but a compromise could be in the works. we definitely need to at least a decouple of the price of gas from the pros. electrical energy produced from gas, or that is something that can be done pretty quickly. we have this experience from spain and portugal that have done so our so with liberal fine tuna inc. i think we can do that quickly enough. that there are still countries like germany who don't agree with this. of course it is an expensive thing to do, but at the same time. now discussion as well should be fine. is this the coupling, or should we keep financing the energy cost for people? and as far as small, medium says companies for every, whatever the answers the you comes up with. all catarina novak of our ones is lower power bills as soon as possible. steadfast and al jazeera brock, lebanon, and his rail appear to have reached an historic agreement on

a disputed my time. boy, he's very prime minister in the peter says his country has reached a deal with buried beneath party. his belie said, it's approved, but it smith has details now from west jerusalem. israel government says this is an historic deal with the lebanon. it says it'll strengthen israel, security people, billions of dollars into israel economy and ensure the stability of israel's border with lebanon. engineers are already testing the pipe that will eventually extract the gas from its kurdish oil field to israel, mainland. and i hope that in about 3 weeks time, once those tests are completed, that come begin to pump gas. the deal have to go before israel security cabinet. it'll meet on wednesday, and then there are a couple of potential legal and parliamentary hurdles to jump once they've been cleared. and i hope to be able to sign the deal with the lebanese for elections here in israel on november. the 1st, whether they manage to be that deadline or not. it's still

a significant diplomatic victory for israel's prime minister jala pete. he is signing a deal with what is still considered an enemy country. the 1st time that israel signed any sort of agreement with lebanon, and he'll be hoping to exploit that in the run up to the elections. it also for israel significant, unimportant that lab on able is able to start exploiting or looking for its own gas and oil reserves in its own territorial waters. because potentially, if i find anything, then that will reduce lebanon's red lines on iran for a few. lebanon's lead negotiator says the final draft at border deal with israel satisfies on its requirements. the country did have a number of concerns about the border. the 1st related to a borderline by boys in the water that was created by israel as its forces withdrew from them and in 2000 barre to asked for language in the trough to be changed. so this wouldn't become an international maritime borders. secondly,

it's objected to the qana, a gas field in a southern lebanese explanation book, extending into israeli waters without feels, hasn't been explored yet. and while lebanon refuses to pay any profits from its share of courtesy, israel israel says the site may fall under its exclusive economic lebanon's. 3rd concern, he wants a french oil, john total energy to work with it independently of any projects with israel. indigenous people in chile have held a march in the capital santiago to demand official recognition of their culture and land claims. he started peacefully but ended with offices hiring, peer, gaskin chases, demonstrated kind of also used to disperse, to protest in march, march the day of the meeting of to wells holiday should be previously known as columbus day. in thailand, grieving relatives have attended informations of some of the $57.00 victims of

a gun and knife attack again at the daycare center, the shed exterminate marks and end to 3 days of funeral rights. georgia, the victims with children aged between 2 and 5 years old tac last thursday was one of the worst intolerance history. right now, it seems from that $24.00 countries are taking part in the st. child world cup. heron cut off, a tormentor has been held ahead of each fif world cup since 2010 names to help a vulnerable young people around the globe. hunters here as i sandra viet, he caught up with columbia's team and their last training session before flying to qatar. these girls say growing up, wanting to play football and couldn't daughter was rough boys chided them off in letting them on the dusty pitches of this down deep in the jungles of western columbia and played by drug trafficking armed groups. any legal gold mining with the help of a foundation they built a team and got

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