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russia agrees to resume its par to the un broker deal twix brought ukrainian grain . ah, club. so robin, you're watching out there. a lot of my headquarters here in doug also coming up israel, former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. k is set to return to power 30 result, suggest his right with blockhouse slight lead in elections. south korea's military response after pill yang launch his missiles into waters close to the south. also kenya sent troops to the democratic republic of congo to help fight an armed group . just coming out of russia where they have confirmed that it will allow shipments of grain from ukraine to be resumed. moscow suspended its involvement in the deal over the weekend after its fleet was attacked in the black sea. let's get more of this

result. so there is some bullet and wrestle really. within a week we're seeing russia reversing its decision. what are they saying about this? well, it took periods origin. babylon. today it was speaking and his part is group meeting and anchor. and he said that after his phone call with the president of russia related to teen yesterday, they have agreed to, to, to resume the shipments from the back seat on wednesday by mid day, so, which is now and according to prison on. so russia is a back to the deal for now. so prison that going also said that he's going to have a cool phone call in with you in prison and sky as well, and probably drink stuff. some conversation is going to convey russia a message to, to, to kia that's tricky now is kind of a defective mediator between moscow and moscow and kia. so we have seen

that now russia, on the other hand, seeing that one of the conditions for the resumption of the deal is that all the obstacles the count off exporting the russia like this to be, to be removed. at this moment. we do not know what is what, what that means exactly, considering the fact that there are tremendous international sanctions on the russia and the banking system has come from the international finance system as well. but that is one of the rushes condition for now. so we know that russia just over the weekend had been through the deal, seeing that they are investigating that test was to pull an appeal, it concludes that. so it's going to, it's going to put a hold on the, on the, on the shipments to the blacks. so now in terms of told between, you know, most school kids and of course, by the united nations as well. it seems that at this moment,

the deal is once again, once again a live now and it is, it is it's work. and so according to the doing coordination center, that is a public to stumble as a part of dish. but actually green initiatives that are more than 90 loaded westerns that are around the stumble and waiting to be respected by di, by the coordination center. and also this coordination center stating that more than 80 ships also lied to be registered for the inspection. you can see that there is a high number or that that, that the ships that are waiting to be inspected to get the community to carry did bring to the international market. so, so the, for the update, thanks very much. let's move toward the top story that we're following here on out there. i don't see election in israel what the former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears on course to return. as the country's leader with almost

all of the violence counted in tuesday's election, his right tween block looks set to win a slim majority. bethany all, who was israel, the longest serving prime minister that has been out of office for the 16 months stephanie decker is. it was to re slim. she tells us what this result means. the future of the government with 97 percent of the votes counted, i think, you know, bar it is a couple of numbers that fluctuate here, and there are a couple of seats. but the bigger picture has remained the same since those 3 main exit polls at 10 pm last night, which is that it looks like benjamin netanyahu is block, including that radical far right. i'm are going to take the majority. it remains a slim majority, certainly according to the numbers, but it remains a majority nonetheless. so what does that mean? well, it means that potentially we could see benjamin netanyahu meeting with the israeli prime minister, who will then task him to form a government. you will then still see negotiations go back and forth because it

then goes about who was going to be appointed to walk ministry. and of course, benjamin netanyahu is the one who got these 2 parties to run together. one of them being ben givers far right. jewish power party, which is now the 3rd largest party in the connecticut and he is really parliament. and as you've been mentioning, we've been reporting since last night and really been given has become a character personality during these elections. and this is a very right wing ideology, a party with people that call for the expulsion of palestinians that those policy into throw should bestows me to be shot and killed to annex the westbank been given some one who often towards the deluxe. a most compound calling for the jewish right to prayer. so this is an extreme right wing w must of all is a palestine unless for the international crisis group, she explains how the election results is likely to affect palestinians. implications of this, i think for palestinians cross their different strategy,

a graph crankcase is going to be a continuation. deterioration of the status quo is ready. expansionism westbank, israel's continued refusal to reach political compromise, confrontation of land. peter piracy policy and taxes. trigger happy. soldiers tapping about support of organized and onset, the militia is roaming around the west bank. mean these election results will mean that we see more extremism from israel and a continued duration in the economic critical critic, actuation and increasing stress and tension in the territories. some of the figures who are likely to take control have made so i do have blatantly. busy politics and have made in monetary statements and policy proposals in the past, and we can expect palestinian communities either in israel or the territories to have their rights uphold. respected. so i think ultimately we should expect and said, you know, rosen in their respective situation. we don't have to consider an additional variable here, which is that we are experiencing a p, a crisis of leadership that's happening. and this is happening against the background of an extremely hostile, of what will be extremely hostile is re,

the problem is that's going to exploit any divisions and instability that into use for its own interests. and we've seen that from previous is ready. governments. we've seen the way that they've dealt with us, but the split they've used as an excuse not to engage in this piece process while continue to expand settlements in the west bank isolate cause i'm put it under seach and i don't think this having an extremely right when government leave most extreme and israel history is going to do anything to bring us towards the positive trajectory. those career side at least 23 missiles into waters off his coast, the largest number in a single day. the ship it also $500.00 artillery shells. there at southern border, south career responded by condemning the action and launching missiles of its own bride report stuff from sol. this latest exchange of missiles comes a south korean and you small plains stage joint air drills. the resumption of large scale exercises after a several year hiatus has infuriated the loss,

which has been conducting an unprecedented series of missile launches since the start of this year. but this was a provocatively large number of missiles spied at once, with one of them seemingly directed south towards the south korean island of young dough. the air raid sirens were sounded for the 1st time there. and although the mis sales fell far short, it landed 26 kilometers south of the de facto maritime border, known as the n l l. even if i saw this launch marks the 1st time since the division of the internet that a missile has landed in new york territory waters of the northern limit line. it is very rare and we can never tolerate this. south korea as tit for tat response came swiftly 3 add to surface missiles were fired, landing exactly the same distance north of the dividing line. north korea has escalated its short range, ballistic missile testing,

apparently developing its tactical nuclear, asked no to the alarm of its south korean. and japanese neighbors was i came with that. this is jenny, done the recently, north korea has been relentlessly and unilaterally escalating its provocations. its actions threatened the peace and security of japan, the region, and the international community. unlike the previous south korean administration that was trying to foster dialogue with north korea, the current government has shown it is willing to match each military escalation with an equal response is just sort of a slowly, steadily escalating threat that at some point could lead to a really serious outbreak and that's really the, the concern whether this exchange of missiles will be followed by more is not known, but as a precaution. some colorado's used by commercial jets off the korean peninsula. east coast have been closed temporarily with airlines. we routing that play for fear of mall launches, robert fried, i'll just era. so now kenya is deploying treated to the democratic republic of

congo to helpline and $23.00 rebels. the un mission has withdrawn its troops from a key military base in the east, where the rebels are trying to advance for testers set fire to human vehicles visit . he gave a complaining that the mission of sale to protect them. the rebels launched a new offensive in october and seize control of 2 large towns on saturday. now the violence in the eastern province of north keyvi has broken months of relative calm . while the 90000 people have been displaced by fighting between government forces and the n 23 rebels, kinshasa has accused neighboring wonder of supporting the group, but that one government has denied any involvement. welcome web has more from nairobi, democratic republic of congo, joined the east african community economic block. in march this year, a few months later, east africa had a statement here in no, robi, and they agreed to put together a 4th,

the regional force to go into east and congo extensively to try and bring security and violence between 2 groups. and according to many and 23, back by rwanda or the one that denies it. and the commonly military as well. you can do so just already in eastern congo time, burundi and troops of sin and to the south tv province. now president william bruce has just spoken at a parade here in here in ny robi out of barracks, where hundreds of soldiers prepared to go to ethan congo and on display with their equipment. and he said it spoken to the un secretary general in the last couple of days, and he'd given tacit approval for this mission. i said it was necessary to confront groups. and he said that they and the influences would support the con, the least forces in disarmament. and for purposes of securing civilians,

we waiting to see what that actually means where the canyon forces will go if they will actually engage on groups. and in particular, and $23.00, which is widely seen to be a proxy of rwanda. well, they were one that does deny it well, still had here on our 0 security insur lanka is high as protests against the rising cost of living gets underway. venezuela's present. welcome to columbia, the new leader as the 2 countries work to reestablish diplomatic ties. after 3 years, ah, anticipation is rising, and so is the atmosphere. you read the most of my cattle ways that hong kong caught the outer edge of the shower bands from this declining former typhoon and the rail foremost,

i think in grand g. but you can see this is general poll of overcast rock, damp weather in southern china. now temperatures are dying where they should be more or less still bit on the high side for one or 2 places. but it was a warm summer night. we've had real cold up in the north of china, and now we've got rain coming in with the following wind across japan's attempts that will drop here to 20 in tokyo 11 in. so that's a bit more like it beige insert 14 in the sunshine. now the southwest monsoon has gone the ne monsoon sets in now, which typically of course brings rain down this side of it and it has in general about half of what you expect a whole month filled in 24 hours. yes, those study on the streets, there'll be more funding in time, louder crossing carol. i'm probably in slang cruise on that. obviously the rest of india and baggage and pakistan are good to be drawn at this time of year. but the wind, too, is showing itself on this line that's coming out of europe across the stands. so you've got snow falling quite heavily in northern africa. stand a line of sunday rain back through iran and down towards the gulf as well. temps.

it will come down eventually, but 1st of all, big showers in q 8 and the run the with sponsored by cat on a ways frank assessments, if the united states that you're running the program was there to deal with the you might have informed opinions, i believe that armenia and other original shit have bilateral legal issues and we've been calling that for me anytime critical living is the commonwealth. now still something that king charles will take more in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, a

book about watching over there with me. so he'll run the reminder of all top news stories. russia has confirmed. it'll allow shipments of brain from ukraine to be received. this follows a phone call between the turkish and the russian president on tuesday, boscoe suspended its involvement in daylight the weekend after fleet in the black seat was attacked, form israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears on call to return as the countries lead us with almost all of about us counted in tuesday's election, his light winged block looked set to win. a small majority, a north korea the fight. these 23 missiles into waters of its coast. the largest number in a single day this year is also 5 around a 100 artillery shells near its southern border software responded by launching missiles not november the 2nd as the international day to end impunity for

crimes against journalists. this year alone, 35 have been killed. one was al jazeera sharing. actually, the palestinian american was shot dead by israeli forces while on assignment and the occupied west bank in may. no one has yet been held accountable. joining me handle studio is sharina barclays. nice, lena, it's good to have with us on al jazeera. thank you for having me. there is no amount of, i'm sure was that when we actually say how, sorry we are at the loss of your aunt and other great colleague journalists with us here on the channel. today's a very special day. and that's why we have you on our set to talk about what the plan is really in terms of protecting journalists and how you're sort of trying to for that campaign as well. yeah, of course today is as you mentioned, international data and impunity. and it's just important that these crimes, the perpetrators are held accountable, and there are

a better mcadams in place to protect journalists and ensure their safety. and especially with the 10 year anniversary of the u. one plan of action coming up in the end of this month, it's important that policy makers and legislators and decision makers have the political will to implement mccann isms to implement policies that ensure that journalists are being protected. and if a crime is committed, there is accountability, there needs to be an end to this. impunity because journalists are not just numbers, there are human beings or doing their duties. of course it's you and your family on a very personal level. let's begin with where we are in terms of the investigation . where are we? well, we are still pushing for an independent, transparent investigation by the us administration and the f b i and in the u. s. is obliged to investigate crimes committed outside

outside of the us towards the citizen and f b. this is the role so we are continuously pushing for the and we have recently submitted a petition along with the palestine syndicate journal. the syndicate to the i c. c . hoping that they would start an investigation, they would investigate into this crime since the murder of your aunt in may. you've been pushing along with al jazeera, but maybe you and your family. and talking to politicians across the board and in all areas of the world. what are they telling you to your face, and what are they saying publicly? is it the same? or is it different? and do you feel supported by as you say, the politicians, the decision makers, those that can really put pressure on television to, to give you the answers that you want. well, going back to the u. s. one we visited in july,

we met with the number of members of congress representatives and senators, who actually showed their support and have been have been constantly speaking out and calling for the us us administration to launch an investigation. but there have been other instances where we met with policy makers or are high officials who behind closed doors would promise accountability or with state that they are committed to ensuring accountability. but then we see the double standards on the, on social media or when they're giving out statements. and this is something that we've noticed is the park double standards, the hypocrisy, and how the international community has handled this this case. but we are very, we're very hopeful, and we're putting all our hope and members of congress who have the ability to make

a difference and to pressure the u. s. administration such as representative andrew carson bill. it's a stand alone bill called justice for shooting act, which ensures that there needs to be a full report on an investigation on the murder of a us citizen. and for there to be accountability before your aunt was killed, you yourself had your own life. you are in aspirations, your own thoughts about where your career was going to go. how much is that being you might say slightly offset with what's going on at what stage will you begin to live your life? i'm sure there were any people out there wondering that you've taken the mantle. you've taken them to fight to keep your name in the forefront to get justice for her. and it's totally admirable. but you yourself are also a human being with your information. of course, you know, the past 6 months have been extremely difficult. as i had to shoulder the task of

calling for justice and accountability. when in reality it shouldn't have been my role, it should be the role of those in power can make a difference. but honestly, it's then challenging journey, but at the same time i feel like this has become my calling and i know that shooting would have done the same if it was anyone else, any of her colleagues or family members. so yes, my pass has been different than what i anticipated. i was simply just me trying to find the job. and this has become my full time job, i say. but no matter where i end up, i know that i will continue to fight for justice and accountability. no matter how long and wherever that's going to take me. it's been an absolute pleasure to have you here. and certainly it all she did, lena? i will actually thank you so much for your time. thank you. a sentencing hearing

from you, kate, swiss binding giant blanco has begun in london in june. the company pleaded guilty to bribery charges related to its oil operations in africa that he baba is live for us in. so that crime court in london. did he just bring us up to speed on the background to this case? will this case in it is a really shocking case. it rolls around the actions of glenn core energy u. k. a subsidiary of glen core, the multi national, which is you are saying it's the world's largest trading house. we're also the largest producer of cobalt by element that's crucial for rechargeable batteries, for example. and back in june here in london. or the company actually admitted 5 counts of bribery in 2 counts of failing to prevent bribery and what it amounted to was admitting that people working for the firm paid or what amounts to

$28000000.00 us dollars in bribes to our officials, employees, it oil companies, in 5 different countries, those were the democratic republic of congo, nigeria, cameroon, equitorial, guinea, and south su dawn. so the company has said that it did engage in that criminal activity and, and on tuesday and sorry on wednesday and thursday. and the court will actually hear more details and decide what punishment it should be. hand it now as many as 11 employees of glen court it emerged recently, could potentially face charges here in the u. k. we don't have any more detail with that emerged just in the last week in court here in the u. k. also, officials for the state of my g rear last week asked to be able to actually be present here and to claim compensation as the victim representing

a country which was the victim of this bribery depriving the state coffers of tax revenues. they were told by a judge that they couldn't because only the prosecution that britain's serious fraud office and the defense that's glen court could actually make arguments. so the issue of compensation for those con, is a matter for a later date, but the company certainly knows it's going to be hit heavily. it's put aside one and a half 1000000000 us dollars for corruption cases here in the u. k. in the us. and in brazil that he bought the 47 london thanks very much for the update. on my case thousands of people and they began gathering for rally and slang because capital to protest against economic crisis. police have been heavily deployed in columbus and all the demonstration relying because economy it's, i think it's worth crisis in decades. inflation is rising and many people have been

pushed into poverty. madell fernandez has more from colombo, the anger and frustration seems to be bubbling over once again. we did have a few weeks of a sort of a hyatt us where the government launched a sort of an over the top crack down. people were yanked off the streets were dead to question and challenge the government. but having seen that and having bad the sort of costs and the grid, difficulty of the economic crisis with people finding it difficult to put food on the table. people are once again angry, frustrated, and speaking out. if you just look over my shoulder, i mean, this is a part of the march, which is now coming to end. people have actually, if i just move along are just over. they said, if you see the marchers have moved on, they gathered here are for over an hour now they are walking towards the mean realization of the country. not this despite a massive crack down by the government. dire warnings. in fact, this is

a 3 page letter fired off to a number of senior figures that were involved in this march trade union. people, politicians are a warning them that under a number of regulations, the penal code, the police ordinance that getting together and protesting and causing a public disturbance a was something that would bring on should have legal action against them. but people have bring that up at the moment here, or that is a kind of an open area where people have got to get in that march. but further down the road, closer to keane's relations as a massive, massive military and police presence. we saw police are ready with tear gas up. we did see military the air force as well, all waiting. or if the protesters cross certain boundaries are leaders are meeting for the 2nd day for today summit and algiers. as they looked to find common ground and an increasing polarized region during grouping sir me to michigan prison chi

site 100 over the councils presidency to the all. jerry and leader delegates will discuss regional political insecurity issues and context of the war and ukraine. it's the 1st face to face arab league summit since 2019, because the pandemic now the arab league was founded to promote unity across the region. but again, it's been marked by division. the group has 22 member states from the middle east and africa. that includes egypt, saudi arabia and libya, as well as somalia sudan, and morocco. for decades, the group has been committed to establishing palestine as an independent state, but its response has been fractured on other issues such as a rainy and influence the civil war in syria. and the decision by some to normalize ties with israel. well, recently it's being united on reducing oil production with some member of the keys in the us. the politicizing, the drop in supplies in order has more from algiers. a lot of pressing issues that need to be addressed the algerian president during his opening speech,

talked about what he called exceptional international regional circumstances. that is the backdrop of which the, the arab summit is being held. we also heard the un secretary general res, concern about russia's decision to suspend its participation in the so called green initiative that allows exports from ukrainian ports. many countries in the middle east and north africa depends on grain and wheat. and of course, bread being a main staple in this, in this region, the un secretary general warning of the possibility of instability. so food security, the fall out of the ukrainian war, the high food prices, the high energy prices. this has affected low income countries. there are calls for joint action, a joint strategy, and it's not just the economy. arab leaders have political calculations as well. so far, the majority of our countries have the speed neutral. if you like in the ukranian,

in the ukranian crisis, they've come under pressure from the west to take sides so far they haven't. what are we going to see at the end of the summit in the final communicate? are they going to reaffirm their neutrality in this conflict? it would be seen as a political or diplomatic win for russia if you like, which is trying to avoid international isolation. twitter, new owner says the social media platform will charge $8.00 a month for users with verified accounts ala must said the move was essential to defeat spam or scam. he criticize the previous method of what's called blue tick verification as being a lot and peasant system must brought twitter for $44000000000.00. and you can find out more that story that we're covering, including brushes, turnaround to restart, great exports from ukraine through the busy water the the black sea along.