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george maloney is to become italy's 1st female prime minister leading a coalition on the country's 1st far right government since world war 2. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera, alive from day, also coming up all night you as president, donald trump is ordered to testify in november or the congressional committee investigating the attack on the u. s. capital. just over 3 months after leaving downing street bars, johnston seeks to return and join the race to become british conservative party leader. and the next prime minister and as ukraine's counter offensive continues in

russian control areas of the hassan region. both sides accused each other plans to attack a massive dam. ah, georgia maloney has been invited to form a government in italy the 1st to be led by far right party. since the end of the 2nd world war. the country's 1st ever female prime minister will be sworn in along with a cabinet on some deck. catching up is a young reports. she will begin her term as italy's prime minister in challenging times. george maloney has promised to form a new government quickly as pressure mounts both at home and abroad in woman policy . but if you already that australia at such a critical time in our nation, we re issue right that we are ready for one thing. we want to move forward as quickly as possible. the new government, she says, will bring stability to the country as its hackles,

inflation and soaring energy prices. maloney's conservative block one, the parliamentary majority, and last month's selections. but her leadership is already being questioned, yet the payment of money it leaked. audio messages suggests former prime minister and ally, silvio berlusconi, bracht about his friendship of vladimir, put it, appearing to justify russia's invasion of ukraine. lucy, who, she's who has your russian ministers said a more than one occasion that we are already at war with them. why? because we provide weapons and financial helps ukraine. i personally can't express my opinion because if someone shares it with the media, it may cause a disaster. but i'm very, very, very worried. i reconnected with president putin little off what a lot. he sent me 20 bottles of vodka and a really sweet letter for my birthday. i responded with 20 bottles of lad briscoe and a similarly sweet letter. i've been declared by him the 1st of his 5 true friends. the revelations have let attentions within maloney's coalition,

fueling fears of radical, far write policies with and r block. she's trying to calm skepticism, especially among european allies, but doubts linger. so, question for europe will be, is it really going to go wobbly? will likely remain a staunch nato ally, will italy continue the dragoon policy of supporting you train against the russian and beijing? bologna says yes or deputies are wildly her party. the brothers of italy has neo fascist roots. is tough on immigration and has openly criticize the european union. supporters say maloney's coalition can help italy struggling economy, but critics fear it shifting europe's geo politics further to the right. now millions of people across italy, am europe consciously, a wait to see how the nation's 1st fall right coalition. since the 2nd world war war govern. one i said, are they bore level?

katya low priscilla yan al jazeera to masa grossi is a political analyst at the european policy center. he says at george maloney has control but only to appoint essentially. this is of a truthful form. i don't need more than to be truthful for demolition. and although she would only say that the government is stable, they both wanted more power, more crucial ministry. today she treatable into both of the villas, going to get in denton and crucial cabinets. but i don't think this will be enough to stop the relation. i think we'll see something and the following weeks and months. pretty dire economic situation gets maloney very little room for radical change in which she seems to sense, i believe. i don't think she's going to be fighting with brussels or her budget over shoots or fiscal policy. she knows that it least political faith is somehow

tied to that of the economy and show the needs to look at a d k to see the questions of her reckless tax cason and this climate. so i think the won't be many fundamental changes on, on, on the, on the agenda, on the, on the agenda. the congressional committee investigating last year's attack on the us capital has formerly issued a subpoena to donald trump. that demanding, he testifies in mid november. the johnny 6 panel says the former us president personally orchestrated the effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election is also asked trump for several documents, including communications with members of congress and the far right groups. meanwhile, one of trump's most prominent allies has been sentenced to 4 months in prison. steve bannon was found guilty in july of failing to comply with the investigation into the jungle 6 attack. the former presidential adviser was also find 6 and

a half $1000.00 on friday. the sentence is suspended into abandoned files. an appeal at each custer has more from washington d. c. this subpoena we knew it was coming with. there was a unanimous vote by this committee last week for this subpoena to the issue, but there was some delays as to drafting it. and also finding one of trumps. many attorneys who is willing to receive service of it. and apparently it has now been officially issued. and what it's asking, what it's commanding, rather trump to do is to turn over documents related to the january 6th attack on the u. s. capital by november, 4th, and to sit for a deposition before the committee by november 14th. now there was a letter accompanying the subpoena. it was written by liz cheney, the republican, a leader of this group, the who is just under the democrats, who are the majority on this panel. and she essentially set to trump that he has to

answer to his orchestrated and deliberate effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election and to block the peaceful transition of power. and i'll read to you the exact quote of what she says next to trump. she says you were at the center of the 1st and only effort by any u. s. president, to overturn an election and obstruct the peaceful transition of power, ultimately culminating in a bloody attack on our own capital and on the congress itself. you can't get more direct than that. she also goes on to say that trump cannot try to dodge this by claiming that ex presidents are free from complying with congressional subpoenas because there have been at least 7 previous former presidents of the u. s. i have testified before congress. but the big question is, what he will do about it. now, what will trump do or bruce fine is a former us associate deputy attorney general. he says the timing of the student raises questions. why now this is not new news that trump was the center of

this effort to oppose the peaceful transfer of power. why wasn't this subpoena issued over a year ago? why are you waiting at the 11th hour? and then you could ask, why isn't mike pence being subpoenaed? there are least half a dozen occasions. we know he was meeting privately with the president who is harassing him to refuse to count the votes that are required on the 12th amendment to select the next president of the united states. now with regard to what actually happened today, it certainly is not unprecedented. i was there when richard nixon, when he was an incumbent president, receive for subpoenas from the house judiciary committee. he defied them. he was impeached in an article in peach many then resigned and became moved. i was there when president gerald ford testified about his pardon of mister nixon and he was before the house judiciary committee. now, what really makes this, i think more a political the legal done is that because this congress has refused to exercise its inherent contempt power. a power that was affirmed over

a century ago by the united states supreme court, a case called the green and dowry. the inherent contempt power means they can take people without going to court and put them in jail on capitol hill until they comply. there is no way that the subpoena can be enforced before this congress expires. it becomes no android, and probably the republicans take control in january of of 2020. after 2 days of talk, seeing native wrapped up a summary without reaching agreement on how to solve europe's energy crisis. gas prices across the block of surge since the ukraine war began. as europe tries to come to dependence on russian supplies, journal reports from brussels. you countries are in the grip of an energy crisis with gas prices up 300 percent since the outbreak of war in ukraine and e. u. leaders are still gripped by indecision over how to deal with it. because roadmap that now has to be worked on and then implemented. it is a joint purchase big step forward. it is the rules for sharing gas. so the

solidarity agreements and the rules that have to be followed in case of a severe disruption. it is a topic of excessive price prices and how to limit them. despite hints that agreement division remains between heavy weights, germany, and france on an energy priced cap. that would see the e u refusing to trade gas above a certain level. germany believes that would lead to supply shortages with trade is simply selling their wares on asian markets for a higher price. they've agreed to keep talking in classic e u style. the leaders have pushed discussions on to energy administers, who meet next week ahead of a possible emergency summit. next month. it seems likely they'll agree to some form of cartel style gas buying similar to the methods used to buy a vaccines during the pandemic. it is less certain to what extent they may agree on

a price cap and substantial time was given to ukraine itself, ways of helping to protect its energy infrastructure. the target of repeated russian attack ukraine's president for the mid zelinski addressed the leaders via video link. he warned that russia was planning further attacks on energy hubs. in particular hydro electric dam in the south. he's given a list in the rush and they're always blow out more than a settlement including car song. we've faced rapid flooding. hundreds of thousands of people will be affected to you ahead of the freezing winter he warned. of russia's plan, they set off another wave of migration towards the e. u. g. on the whole, al jazeera brussels, an a u. k. a former prime minister boris johnson is set to join the race to get back his old job is expected to be up against a former finance minister if she senior, and senior cabinet minister penny mordant,

only she has formerly launched her campaign and each needs the support of $100.00 m . p 's to enter the race whole race reports from london. not long after the last leadership contest ended, bets are now being taken on. he will fill the old you prime minister's shoes in the french replaced list trust. he resigned after just 6 weeks. is former chancellor richie sooner leader of the commons penny mordant, under certain boris johnson. i think it's pretty chaotic. i think the conservatives ah more interested in their own personal gain than they are in boss, right. the country is this advice. johnson's going to run again. it is the looks of it silly to nick at our veins. everyone st. bring boys back on night, you know, speak to every one you see on the news. bring boy respect, so let's bring it back. the man who resigned in july, after one scandal to many, is now gathering support for pushed to regain number 10. johnson is still being investigated on accusations he liked to parliament about parties. he attended

during cove at 19 lockdown, so if he does run, he'll need to persuade at least a 100 fellow and piece to support him. but his appeal among voters could help him sway those of his colleagues who doubt his moral credentials. 8, this with will be our potentially our 3rd prime minister since the general election 2019. that means we have to think about that legitimate legitimacy question that the public will be asking themselves. and also about who could win the next election. that's obviously important for any political party at the time. so in, at the moment i would lean towards boris johnson, i think he will still have some questions to answer. and obviously that investigation, the crisis at westminster may be embarrassing for the conservatives and for britain, for others, the government's economic mismanagement has more serious consequences. a short walk from parliament, this commune, he said, set provides meals for an increasing number of people who are struggling. the volunteers feel the governments in fighting is making matters worse. i have seen so much in the last few weeks by nowhere near hefley seen. the front of this

storm is coming. people with working jobs aren't able to make and with me any more, the government needs to look what's happening on the front line and then know morton's was the 1st to officially declare had candidacy on friday. she might hope those who can stomach neither soon act nor johnson will choose her as a unifying candidate in a party leadership vote that's due to take place next week. the fallout from less trust is brief. time in office has left deep divisions in a government and party whose unity was already falling apart. conservative em pays, may spend the coming days deciding whether they want to vote another new face into office or go back to one they know bars. johnson, paul reese, aldi's era, london still a head hair on al jazeera mares from around the world. me to knowledge and tina to

discuss how to protect the cities from climate change. and we'll hear from a sports journalist about how catalogs, national football team has evolved over the years. ah. hi there. thank you for joining in. here's her headlines for the america is a bit of a role reversal here in the east. it's focused on the midwest, for example, temperatures have popped up chicago up to $25.00 degrees. we've got this front brain coming close to the mid atlantic. we'll talk more about that in fact, but off to the west, we go finally some much needed rain here. parts of western canada went about a 100 days without any rain. and this is also helping to improve the air quality. also some snow on the top of the rocky mountains and the sierra nevada. it just some showers, not too far away from los angeles on saturday, with

a high of 900 degrees up to the u. s. called states, se. com here are plenty of sun temperatures running above average. and there is that run of rain look like the bulk of it will stay out over the vine tick. got this storm, it's going to intensify rosalyn into a hurricane just to the west of mens neo big threat here will be a lot of rain and mud slides but of rain for that eastern corner of cuba and some downpours and take her cheek alpha with the height, 24 degrees, and really for the top end of south america, this western side just to the east of the bolivian and pe ruby and andes into the western amazon. we've got the biggest downpours and disturbed weather moves out of eastern argentina into the river plate. region so white and windy and montevideo ah, with a sense of belonging to we always look for ways to be together and the everyday heroes keeping communities together that is tougher. leper is transforming every

day. in the 1st part of a new series, i'll just, you of visits is stopped by law in mexico city, where locals are turning a notorious municipality into an urban utopia. a sense of community on a, j 0 lou . ah, you're watching out 0 reminder about top stories now. it lays at george maloney has been invited to form a government which will be the country's 1st to be led by far right party. since the end of the 2nd world war zone in cabinets will be formally sworn in on saturday . the congressional committee investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital,

as formerly issued a subpoena to former president donald trump, it demanding that he testifies in mid november. e leaders have wrapped up a today summit aimed at solving the blocks energy crisis without reaching an agreement. gas prices of surged in europe since ukraine war with countries of trying to cut their dependence on russian supplies ukrainian forces, say russia could be preparing to abandon her thought in this keeps counter offensive, intensifies ukraine. this says it has now retaken 88 towns and villages in the region. heavy artillery and rocket far continues, and some residence on leaving as part of what russia calls voluntary evacuations. hassan is one of 4 ukrainian territories illegally annexed by moscow last month. meanwhile, russia and ukraine are accusing each other, planning to blow up

a huge dam in his own region. it cranium present for them as the landscape says, russian forces have planted explosives in the dam. in nova kafka, he's wanting that his destruction would be catastrophic. a russian installed official in her son has accused ukraine of firing missiles at the damn. neither side is provided evidence for their claims. the soviet era, damn, is a 30 meters deep and 3.2 kilometers long, long a top would send a wall of water towards nearby populated areas and clearly occupied city of hassan . well, that's where russian troops are digging in as ukrainian forces advance damaging the town would also wreck the system of canals that irrigate southern ukraine, including crimea, which was seized by russia in 2014. while it at on june sends this report from keith. ukrainian president volota, mayor zalinski is accusing russia of mining and preparing to blow up the kafka damn

at the kafka hydro electric power plant in southern ukraine. now this dam is located on the denise river. presidents zalinski says that if it were destroyed, it could devastate the water supply too much of the south. that it could lead to wide scale disaster. he said more than 80 settlement, including the city, of course on, could be hit by rapid flooding. as a result, he also said that if the dam were destroyed, that it could leave these appreciate power plant without cooling water. now this dam is under russian occupation, but ukrainian forces have been closing in of late in the president. zalinski warnings came after russia accused ukrainian forces of firing missiles at the d. m . this is a charge that ukraine denies. farkas towns, former prime minister emron corners called on his supporters to stop protesting, following an order barring him from holding public office for 5 years. the election commission rule that can on lawfully sold gifts given by foreign leaders and also

concealed his assets. con says he'll appeal the order in court. he was forced out as prime minister in april after he lost a confidence vote. mapped aside he, i do. protesters about her mouths up. first of all, i thank the protesters and call on them to end the protest today, just because i don't want to put people in trouble either put, all of you must prepare. i said that i would hold a long march at the end of this month. and it will be the biggest protest in the history of this country. god will add them in again, momentum. the speakers of libya's ravel assemblies have met in morocco to discuss holding future elections. polls shadel for december last year never took place because of disagreements between the factions. the u. n. has been pushing for a political agreement between it to brook based parliament in eastern libya and the government of national accord in tripoli. the 2 sides entered a ceasefire in 2020 the state of emergency has been declared in

sedans at blue now state for a month. at least 187 people have been killed in violence, sparked by land dispute between tribes. peace deal was signed in the region in 2020, but the fighting has worsened. the blue now state in southern sudan is home to dozens of different ethnic groups. hate speech and racism have often been blamed for worsening decades. long tribal tensions and analysts say the rising violence is also a fall out of the power vacuum in the region caused by last year's military takeover . and in stollins capitol hill tomb at protests is marched on friday to march the 58th anniversary of the country's 1st revolution against military rule. to don has experienced sustained political unrest since a coup in october last year. the term of a transitional government intended to restore democratic who was ended when the army again took control, though they have been regular demonstrations against william genta,

which many protectors, morgan in cartoon has more on the latest protest. protests took place in several cities across the state, capital harpoon, as well as other cities around the country. the demonstrators are commemorating the 58th anniversary of sedans. first revolution against ben, military leader, abraham, my boot. but the demonstrators are taking the opportunity to once again voiced their anger against the military, which took over power last october, ending a 2 year transitional government that was meant to lead to down to democracy. now demonstrates has said that they are angry over reports of a possible deal between political parties and the military. they have been repeating 3 slogans since the military took over power late last october. no compromise, no negotiations and no legitimacy to the military that took over power. so protest as say that any togs between the military and political parties that could lead to abolish sharing agreement is something they will not accept because they want the

military to return to the barracks. and the ones appears civilian leadership, which will also be in charge of the military and its functions. now, security forces use tear gas to disperse protesters in the capitol cartoon. and this is not the 1st time that security forces have been using tear gas against protesters more than a 100. demonstrators have been killed in anti military protests. hundreds of others have been injured, but protesters continue to take to the streets to voice their anger, saying that until a civilian leadership is in place and the military returns to the barracks, they will continue voicing their anger and continue demonstrating. the insecurity council has voted the sanction one of haiti's most notorious gang leaders. she nature vizier, is a former policeman who's known locally as barbecue the council, a dot to the resolution to sanction anyone who threatens the security and stability of haiti. the country has seen increasing lawlessness since the assassination of president of unknowns last year. the vote to the u when does not mean anything to

us, whether they agree or disagree, we haitian people do not want any force in the country up with freedom and democracy in the country so that we haitian people have said enough is enough with you like so not the revolution will happen. there is no good education . the schools cannot function. o e l is worthless, he must resign it. we do not want any foreign forces in the country mares from around the world of gab than one assario to discuss how to protect their cities from climate change. they worried about the impact of extreme weather and our residents will cope. teresa by reports begin our journey for over 100 may years from across the world came to argentina's capital. when a site is to share information and plan on how to mitigate the impact of global warming, you're going to say, they're part of the see 40 at noble network of may years taking urgent action to

fight climate change from the cities they were present. london's mayor said he can is leading the group in a more than half the population lives in cities, and that's going up. so the estimates in 10 years time, ah, which harps, it'll become 60 percent, become 70 percent. so that's the reality great over as ation. now that's a problem, but it's also an opportunity because if we more dance, we can reduce the carbon footprint. we change our cities. so people can walk around, cycle around, use public transport rather might on the cause. global leaders are set to meet next months in egypt at the un climate change conference known as cop 27 with concerns over fuel security and rising costs exacerbated by the war in ukraine, potentially overriding climate goals can says may years should also have a voice. if it got all the countries around the world, how many countries are meeting the paris accord in relation to reductions?

only one. you look at the mares around the world, ah, more than 2 thirds of mares are on cause to meet the promise. paris decoration. and so, you know, i think was really important is for national governments to see mares and cities as allies know adversary's brought up with the un to get citizen bears round the table . i report this week from the non profit. well, resources institute says countries are failing to tackle global warming. under the terms of the perry's agreements. scientists say, rising temperatures will worse and drought storms and floods. and that's why financing projects in cities in the developing world is crucial only. but as young regular javion was, this meeting is also putting pressure, national governments for them to listen to the voice of the cities. 70 percent of green gas emissions happen in the cities. there are decisions of the cities that have to do with transport, use of energy or recycling. and i hope that this means more financing and

to back that up, they may years at this meeting announced a 1000000000 dollars worth of assistance for projects to generate greener, energy transport and jobs. show progress has been made. they say it's about urgent, serious action in the world's largest cities against the threats posed by climate change. did he said, well, i'll just see that when aside is the world cup trophies in brazil as it makes its way around the globe ahead of the tournament in kat up the 1994 woke up when a coffee welcomed the trophies country at rio's marconas stadium. a torment will kick off on the 20th of november when hosts cattle will take on ecuador. us. griffin is an editor at the international journal of a history of sports. he says, cattle is on the right path. as a football nation. football is one of those hedge a monic sports that everybody understands. it appears to everybody that allows you

to demonstrate the, the excellence of a society quite easily. and we saw that very carefully during the 2001900 years and opened a katara country. and received country blockade when to the you a play it again, saudi played against a you a on route, a winning the tournament, this momentum, the things such as that will inspire future generations. that's where your momentum comes from. i think when you see the word coping said you will have 22 players who have been conditioned for the last 6 months to perform during that work of the player to represent katherine the 1st, the opening game against ecuador and a few weeks time. they are that golden generation of country players. they came to the fire academy, they won the asian copeland, 2001900 there, that celebrated group of players with the next generation be good week. it's impossible to say cutters underage teams. they performed admirably. but they're not repeating the success.