when no topic is off the table, i don't think anybody should be borned as to the new address at the end of the day . we are the subjects of little family plus one person's opinion, but what's yours? amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption clear, a global audience becomes a global community. those scariest part of those moment in my country is this toys for more weapons, the st. oh, now j 0. i was been a hands on celeste's working in asia and africa, that'd be days where i'd be choosing and editing my iron stories in a refugee camp or to know what that tricity and right now where confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanities ever faced and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problem is together. that's why they are so important. we make those connections ah,

fairs of a global recession, gro was the i america paints a gloomy future for the world economy. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera, a lot from also coming up, the u. s. president looks to reevaluate relations with long term ally, saudi arabia, off to ria, led opec plus all produce is to cut to production, lebanon, and israel are set to sign a maritime borders deal off to years of negotiations. plus it's not easy to wake up every day go out on patrol. i'm doing this for ranges in south africa, risk their lives protecting rhinos as attributes to a colleague killed by purchase. ah,

the international monetary fund is predicting a bleak future for the global economy as the war and ukraine, the sky hi, consumer prices, and rising interest rates take their toll or the live vector i m f. headquarters with our correspondence, alan fisher and just a bit. but 1st, let's hear from the chief economist of the international monetary fund. assert 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. bowan fish that joins us now from washington. dc. elena, can you paint a picture of just how bad this has been this last year and, and where we're heading for the whole picture from the i m f is deeply

troubling. that have been problems over the last 1520 years. you remember the great financial crisis about 15 years ago, 2 years of covered, that course, significant problems as well. and here we have them saying that things are even worse and could get feel bad in 2023 as well. whole reason for what's actually going on. there is the war in ukraine, which is causing energy problems and foot problems. there's a climate crisis as well. there are difficulties to with a political instability, if you'd think about places like lebanon, where the political instability is lead to banking crisis, and also shall anchor where the political instability there comes at the same time as the country is struggling under massive debt. so all of the was bill den, and i think people are realizing that it doesn't matter how often these things come together to come together. all at once. pose is major challenges for everyone that comes. busy here to the international monetary fund that they've been looking at, things like growth and inflation. let's just take

a look at growth in 2021. there were 6 percent growth across the world. no growth is needed to stimulate economies to create jobs, to give people good, paying it a good paying wages and 2022. the growth. what globally will go down to 3.2 percent . and if you look at next year, it is only 2.7 percent. no inflation is an issue too. and that's where everyone seems to be feeling the pinch. everything seems to be more expensive. it's a struggle for ordinary people to do ordinary things like feed their family are also just perpetual in their car. and the inflation figures are quite frightening. 4.7 percent and 2021. 8.8 percent in 20. 22. things get better in 2023, dropping down to 6.5 percent, but they're going the inflation figure is going to be higher for longer. meaning that people will feel the pain well in to 2023, which is why the international monetary fund is saying that 2023 for many countries

will feel like a recession. in fact, a 3rd of the countries in the world will experience 2 quarters of negative growth. that means recession. this is the fact that in person gathering in 3 years. but there's an acceptance here that it can't be business as usual. on fisher in washington, dc for us. thank you for the i m f has cut to china's growth prospects for next 2 years. the world's 2nd largest economy is predicted to grow by only 3.2 percent this year. if that happens, it will be the lowest growth rating for decades. excluding june, the start of the pandemic in 2020. from beijing. patrick voc has more. well, as the saying goes, when china sneezes the world catches a cold, that's certainly the case for emerging and developing asia where the i m f, has so forecasted to decline and growth from 7.2 percent in 2021 to 4.4 percent in 2022, that's a downgrade of 0.2 percent. since july,

it large reflects the downgrade to growth in china to 3.2 percent for this year to the countries slowest to growth rate in more than 4 decades. if you exclude the initial outbreak of the coven, 19 crisis in 2020, and the i m. f. has singled out the slow down in china as being a key challenge for the global economy, frequent curve at 90 loc dance across the country of taking that. so crimping, local demand, and causing significant supply chain disruptions. it's also deep into decline in home cells and part of the quality pressures on developers bias concerned about the delivery or residential units of boycotting mortgage payments, threatening sector, which accounts for one 5th of china's g. d. p, they're also fears of a spill over into the banking sector, which could weigh on medium term growth. now the i m f is recommending authorities enable a restructuring of troubled developers,

so to avoid any broader risk to the financial system. and all eyes will no doubt be on the upcoming commas party congress for clues on how the country intends to navigate it's way out of the coven. 19 crisis. nigeria is one of those countries feeling the brunt of the war in ukraine, even before russia's invasion, the un? well food program had to cut rations by 50 percent due to a funding shortfall made to interest reports from port harko. in the north of the country you are, most of the grain is produced, prizes have remain high despite new harvest. here in this how food is even more it's posted is i really go you that is. i did, i day i came to buy or ice on the money out budget for the rise. i didn't go out with so i'll go back and i did is our bracing promo price increases in probably

a month because i just cultural production has been impacted by applauding at what lies a shortage and because the country doesn't define its own petroleum products, the war in ukraine are forced up the price of fuel on transport. it also have doctors without borders is reporting large cases of modern recruitment in the northwest of the country impacted by years of tax. quite criminal objects in little piece of the country, bottom, insurgency, 13 years of luck with millions of people in need of food assistance, just as go not protect the u. s. that says it's re evaluating its relationship with re add off. the saudi led to opec plus group decided to steeply cut production organization of oil producing countries announced its decision last week despite us opposition to whitehouse says president joe biden is willing to work with congress after sen cold for freeze on corporation with saudi arabia. kimberly how kit has more from the white house. well, this is something that has really been

a concern for many on capitol hill for some time this us sadie relationship. and there has been a concern about particularly the issue of human rights. and so this is something that many members of congress, not 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 biden administration, but also the trump administration for many years to re evaluate this relationship and so this is something that, as we've been reporting the national security spokesperson, john kirby says, is now something that the white house is willing to look at. a given the fact that the president didn't travel to saudi arabia recent month, did feel that he had a good conversation with the saudi current prince, but haven't been seldman, but they're not happy with the fact that now there has this 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 that the white house is not happy about this is that the fact that this is really seen is aligning with russia. we're staying with this now . doug bondo is a senior fellow at the cato institute. he joins us from washington, d. c. thanks for joining us. so how much internal division is there in the white house over the relationship with saudi arabia? do you believe? well, there is a fairly significant split. the president came into office saying that he was going

to treat a saudi arabia as a pariah. he flip that around, he clearly was persuaded by members of his staff that it was important to try to work the relationship and that they believed the saudis would be forthcoming on oil . what is happening now, i think, is shifting the power balance within the white house, back towards his initial stance. quite embarrassing for him, especially because it appears that saudi arabia is working with rock. so that is not only human rights issue. it's a security issue. and with that shift, as he say, what practical measures might be taken to express the white house, his displeasure for the most obvious would be for the white house to back away from arm safe. you know, the saudi arabia has been relying on that with its war in yemen. you know, that would be a fairly significant blow to the saudis, to indicate they could not to count on future american arms emissions sales. you

know, the u. s. could consider, you know, some form of sanctions on the crown prince. i think that's unlikely, but that would be a threat down the road. and they certainly want to take some public step to demonstrate that the saudis cannot easily align with russia against the united states and europe. summing turbines, support base were unhappy with the outcome of his recent trip to the middle east. so he continues to be working on something a tight rope head does me? yes, he faces, especially among progressives. a lot of criticism. no, saudi arabia is a terrible regime when it comes to human rights. it's near the very bottom is rated by freedom. how's you compare it to other countries? it's actually worse than russia worse than iran, l. so from his standpoint, in the progressive standpoint, they want to see action. the president came in talking about human rights. he said

that would be a touchstone of his administration. and progressives are now pointing at saudi arabia saying, we want action. okay, doc up on da, senior fellow at the cato institute to thanks for your insights here today. you're welcome. russia has praised the decision by opec plus to sharpie, cut back on all the production precedent that in that patina said it was made to help stabilize the global market. he made the remarks at a meeting with the leader of the united arab emirates overseas. and 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 ain't anxious to built in global energy markets. said i had to announces era ours off to pounding ukrainian city upper region. russia says that in that putting it could be open to meeting just by the ah,

with hello there, things are turning west or across the north west of africa. but before we get there, let's have a look at the middle east and levant, and it's looking largely clear across the region. a bit of rain expected to creep in from the mediterranean, into some of the levant areas such as lebanon and syria, by thursday. temperatures are still on the up for q weight, but they dip down slightly for baghdad in iraq as well as for doha, in cutter. the humidity expected to be felt here over the next few days, but is the largely fine dr. funny and warm picture, as we knew, moved to north africa, however, that wet weather intensifies for morocco. algeria, with some fierce a storms effecting to new z, that's thanks to a system. in the mediterranean, the weather continues to affect western areas of africa with heavy falls. once

again for nigeria, that's not going to help the flood situation here across that central band. the heavy rain continues for the congos and for galvan, but for the self it's cloudy, but still very hot for the likes of botswana, mozambique, as well as south africa temperatures, dipping down slightly for johannesburg and tape town that wet weather, intensifying fullest su to on thursday massaro coming in at 27 degrees celsius. that show ever ah, ah, ah, ah

ah. ah, he watching out his hair. reminder of our main that story is this. our international monetary fund says global economic growth that fell to just over 3 percent in 2022. i will drop further next year. it predicts a tough future as the warrant ukraine inflation and rising interest rates take their toll. the us says it's re evaluating its relationship with re add of the saudi led to opec plus group decided to seek the cut production. when i say sion of oil producing countries announced its decision last week, despite u. s. opposition. russia has praised the decision by opec close to shopping,

cut back on oil production, president vladimir putin said it was made to help stabilize the global market. he made the remarks at a meeting with either of the united arab emirates. g 7 leaders met in a virtual meeting to discuss their unwavering commitment to ukraine. a credit press for the mazda lensky has asked the group to supply keith with air defense weapons, something 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 nato defense ministers. the western advances secretary general said, notable standard q for as long as it takes ukraine, has the momentum and continues to make significant gains while russia is increasingly resorting to horrific and in this can that attacks on

civilians on that critical infrastructure present tootin is failing in ukraine, his attempted annexations partial mobilization and reckless nuclear rhetoric represents the most significant escalation since the thought of the war. and they show that this war is not going as planned. russian miss 1000 drones hit cave on monday in its most concerted onslaught against civilians and infrastructure in month 900 people were killed and power stations were knocked out in numerous regions, but in the capital. despite renewed nervousness, knife is getting back to normal challenge report gives residents are jumpy now, the day after the worst rushing, their strike since the beginning of the war. many taking the air raid warnings more

seriously. last week, most would have ignored the sirens. on tuesday morning, the metro was filled with people taking shelter. i get scared because we didn't think it will happen again in the downtown. it is terrorism. you understand that you are not safe at home even if there are no interest. jack shall object nearby to us and bozeman will not say you want to people and keep to as soon as the all clear has given easy coffee. in the sunshine, anton runs 1900 coffee and central cave for him opening. as soon as he can is a duty to his employees, his customers, and his country option, which was a little. why is this important question? when we are responsible for those work for us in the business must keep working. our regular guest keep coming to us. even during the last 2 days or daughter of what the but also we continue to pay taxes and contribute apart to the countries budget a year. if we all close, it seems to me we will no longer be able to sign on contract and help me to

liberate the country. later, when there's more than one for ukraine's governments getting back to normal as quickly as possible, is a vital part of the war effort. electricity must be restored, glass cleared, and miss l. crate is filled. everything that is being destroyed will be rebuilt the presidency. lensky says, well, look at this intersection where several people were killed on monday. the repair work is already went on the way. resilience is defiance and defiance ukrainians believe. well, when the war re challenge out is era, here you energy ministers are meeting in prague or to find ways to tackle sky hi gas prices. the blockers considering emergency measures like a possible price gap next month. but with winter, almost hear some worry that help will come too late. so far, some reports from the e. u. energy ministers meeting in proc 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. i prefer 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 of 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 d. couple 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 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 rekey fight and seeing the energy cost for people and as far as small,

medium size companies for every, whatever the answer is the you comes up with. all catarina novak of our ones is lower power bills as soon as possible. steadfast and al jazeera brock, united nations migration agency has flown 120 non, if you didn't strike in yemen back to their home. it was the 1st we patch creation flight from the rebel held capitol sana this year. more than 1800 people have been moved out this year, but all were from airports, controlled by the internationally recognized government, lebanon, and israel appeared to have reached on historic agreement on a disputed maritime border. is ready, prime minister here, and he says his country has reached a deal with a root, and that beneath that party has been said, it approves us the present. joe biden has spoken to both israeli and lebanese prime ministers, congratulating them on the deal. but it smith has the details from western israel

government says this is an historic deal with the lebanon. it says it will 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 pipes 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, they can 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 they hope to be able to sign the deal with the lebanese for elections here in israel. on november the 1st whether they managed to meet 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 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 reliance on iran for a few was in the, in buried with more on this lebanon's president michel ounce as the draft of the u . s. mediator deal on a maritime border with israel is satisfactory and that lebanon's demands have been met some officials or even calling it a historic agreement. and that the most powerful political and military actor in this country has milan is behind the deal. because the secretary general of the group has repeatedly said that it will support the position of leopard on top leadership. now, no doubt this deal will bring economic benefits to our country in financial ruin. if this country is in dire need of hard currency,

international companies will now begin the drilling and exploration process in the past. they refused to do so without security guarantees, without the maritime borders deal really. in place this morning, a delegation from the french energy giant towel they were in beirut. they met the caretaker, prime minister, and as you may 80, and they're expected to begin work as soon as this deal is signed. but israel get security guarantee is lebanon, has economic benefits, but there is also a 3rd party here, and that is, europe. europe is in desperate need for gaz after losing supplies from russia over the war in ukraine. no doubt gas from israel is not going to fill the gap, but it will help help with europe's energy crisis. and it's really one of the reasons why it is believe the united states was really pushing for this major diplomatic breakthrough. the coronation of britons, new monarch, king charles, the 3rd will take place on may. the 6th, looking a palace as a ceremony will be rooted in long standing traditions and pageantry. to also

reflect the monarch's ro today and look towards the future occasion at westminster abbey will monastery mono start of his reign. charles automatically became king when his mother, queen lives with the 2nd died on september the 8th. the family and friends of a south african part ranger shot their their this year are demanding justice. and that was ember was known as a wildlife warrior. according to the game ranges association of africa, he was one of the more than 100 wardens killed of patrolling for poachers in the past year. and the angry reports the south african conservation is said they waging a war against poachers. and anton simba was one of the many puck ranges on the front line. he dedicated his career to protecting wildlife, and it's very painful to see how well people it was. anton success,

his head range at timber, varsity private nature reserve for more than 2 decades. that cost him his life for months and years and tony had been targeted, receiving death threats, his family was restrict receiving threats. his team was receiving threats. he was under a huge amount of pressure mat lindberg was making a documentary about anton titled rhino men. but in july, before it was released, his friend was fatally shot. 3 men approached anton home under the guise of needing water for their vehicle. they took weapons out and loaded on him and in the process injured his wife. and also, i think the most devastating thing is to show how violent this this war and poaching as, as they took shots at his children, anton leaves behind 7 children. his wife survived the attack. i saw the blad, i saw he was thought, i saw the key it was just, it was just difficult. it was too much. antwan's cousin laid him cabella is also

a park ranger with the old female group, the black members. she knows every time she puts on her boots, she's walking into danger. it's not easy to wake up every day. go out on patrol. i'm doing this for him. i'm doing this for his legacy. the numbers of reiner is in kruger. national park have declined so much that poach is now turning their attention to private reserves and is up to those land owners to foot the bill for extra security measures. to protect these animals, the same animals, the government promotes as one of its greatest tourist attractions. reserve owner, derrick levitan supplies his ranges with body armor and night vision goggles to help keep them safe. what the syndicates will do to families to get their hands on . horn is frightening. copy that he's also applied for a gun license. the teams had come poach, they'll bring one gun for the rhinos, they'll bring 2 guns for us. it is very risky. no

arrests have been made in connection with anton's murder. as well as wild life, anton also had a passion for teaching young people about conservation. he said, you know, if i, if our children, if my children don't see the value, the beauty of i don't even have empathy pe, compassion, understanding for wildlife. how can i expect him to protect that wildlife? had rolled, mattie's helping to continue antwan's legacy. and while the films ending has changed, its message has not. emily anglin, al jazeera had sprayed south africa. now a spanish football fan is into the last weeks of his journey, walking into the cat, our world cup from madrid. santiago sanchez is now in iraq after setting off 10 months ago. he walks between 15 and 30 kilometers a day with a trailer attached to his waist containing all his belongings and food. sanchez says he's.