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this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i am emily anguish. this is the news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, ethiopia is warring sides agreed to a truce after 2 years of fighting between the government and to gripe forces. president putin says russia reserves the right to quit a deal allowing grain exports from ukraine through ours. after we joining blue gray menus. supporters of brazilian president, jaya, boston, our demonstrate calling from military intervention. he's not yet officially conceded to sunday's election when at new la da silva. and another interest high expected from the u. s. federal reserve to 5 inflation in ports and debt payments could become more expensive than the rest of the world. i'm devin ashwin sports. as

we continue our count down to the world cup here in castle on this confusion over the jesse's camrie, we're, we're at the tournament leaving their fans frustrated with less than 18 days to get ah, ah, i begin the program with ethiopian government agreeing to a pe still with to grind rebels after 2 years of fighting, the cessation of hostilities was announced in the south african capital pretoria, where the 2 warring signs have been holding negotiations. it was a surgeon fighting before the diplomatic breakthrough mediated by the african union . at least half a 1000000 people have died from fighting hunger and disease related to the conflict in the region. today is the beginning of the little tom fool. it's super well the home of africa. i'm indeed full of

frequency. let me just include some gold. we'll do some neutral. we are seeing impact juice. i'm up john, know, sushi, what we are trying to achieve. well, so over the years and that you overcome solution for african problems and for me to mila has the latest developments from pretoria. the gist of the agreement reached between the federal government of the p. o. p. a and the people of gray has been really summed up in a statement made by the mediator form. and it's you and president of a center or tell us again. and he has said that it's provided a solid foundation for the preservation of sovereignty and territorial integrity. and ultimately, what's key to this agreement is the immediate cessation of hostilities,

and that comes off to 2 years of conflict between the warring sides with thousands of people have been killed, where they are issues around the availability of access to food, humanitarian issues around aid and not being able to be distributed and essentially just how the lives of people in that region of the gray have been disruptive during the 2 year period. now, what is key for those involved is just how this agreement will be implemented. it is important that they've agreed to help. i'll split these, but the implementation, it would essentially be a work in progress given that there was a cessation to assist you this year. but that's valid part by august. now they've great hope and presumably some confidence in that this agreement will hold. we have heard from those representing tea gray, saying that they have made painful concessions. but it really is in the interest of building trust between the 2 parties. so this may indicate that those representing

to grey may not be entirely happy with disagreement reached in south africa. but one that they've had to come to because of the humanitarian difficulties being faced by tens of thousands of people within that region. especially given the need for humanity aid, russia has decided to rejoin a deal that allows ukraine to export claims for the black sea. moscow says it will guarantee the safety of the shipments, but it warns they can pull out again if conditions via added harry faucet reports from cain. despite russia suspension of its part in the deal on saturday, the black sea green corridor has remained open for business. recently departed, ships full of ukrainian produce, waiting for inspection of his done bull, united nations and turkey, working hard to restore russia's participation in confirmation of success came in a message handed to the turkish president, mid speech russia salma buchan saying,

sure, russian defense minister, mister shaw who called the national defense minister, who's here, car, and expressed at the great transports will continue as agreed before as of 12 pm. today. the law is, is it been russia stopped at cooperation of this attack on its black sea fleet in crimea on saturday. it alleged it had been launched by ukraine, at least partially from within the grain corridor. ukraine denies using the corridor for military purposes and has neither confirmed nor denied. it was behind the attack. may positively we demanded assurances and guarantees from the ukrainian side. nothing like this would happen again, that the humanitarian current would not be used militarily in our turkish partners . mediate, defense ministry has received information from the turkish side that ukraine has given such assured and safe. let him pretend, went on to say that russia reserve the right to withdraw from the deal again in the

future. if you crane went back on such assurances, but that it would not impede ukrainian grain from reaching to here. here in t if a senior advisor to the cranium president said rushes escalate re threats and black male had failed. because the deal had been shown to work even without russian involvement or decides that was when you create the insecurity analyst says an important element. mr. key is leverage over russia companies now, because our church mediately allows that there. she will continue for the russian federation to charge a church a she would be the last probably decision the most the least beneficial to that is definitely influence their readiness. but few expect plain sailing. russia had been accused of deliberately slowing the inspection process at his bundle. something now possible. once again, the deal is due to expire, automatically renew if none of the parties objects on the 19th of november. sorry for that, i'll just 0. give and ukraine's offensive against russia has slowed down in the

south over the last wake, while moscow's forces have been hitting ukrainian cities and towns targeting vital facilities as had beg reports from the south of the country. this used to be the home of sir gates. uncle, he was killed when russian forces fight a rocket that landed on his house. mister booker, and welcome lever. the rocket was very big. the explosion destroyed the structure and the kitchen door on my uncle was in the kitchen. she was wondering. the head will pull him out and took him to the hospital, but he was too late. shown. russian forces had taken control of this village and stationed themselves at the local school. from here, the fight crossed the open fields until they were forced out by the ukrainians. but the damage remains. the situation across southern ukraine remains tense. in the city of nicole shops remain closed. some try to do business out on the streets,

but they live under a constant deadly and imminent threat. people here are trying to continue life as normal, but nickel isn't normal. we had to have special accreditation just to get access to the city. we're not allowed to film freely and we're given a minder. this is a country wall, and this city stands roy opposite russian forces station that europe's largest nuclear power plant authorities here say the russians fire from the nuclear plot, but ukrainian forces caught fire back because of the risk where told we cannot from the river even go anywhere near it, authorities here are afraid it may give away ukrainian positions. miss julie bush, it's the most difficult thing is live in durant concent shelling of civilian buildings. no one the fact that the lives of citizens are at risk. also the fact it can happen at any time i wish i thought you don't have to go far to find destroyed buildings unless it is to see. nicholas shows us to rocket that hit this apartment block. so you know, it's paul spread all over the house. he tells us, ah,

others are trying to do their bit for the war effort. these women gather every day to so clothes for the military war. young men rejoice issues. this is my home town . i was born here and i don't want to leave. i want to be a part of what is happening with every one. my home was damaged, like many others. all so many of my friends have left the city. but i want to stay here with the air raid siren goes off, and those that can make their way to bunkers more meaningful. my son sleeps here every night. we stay here every day. we have been staying here for 2 months. we don't want to leave. we don't, we are waiting for everything to be over outside the growing roses, despite the wool, the empty parks and the sound of rockets. this hope that they'd be able to enjoy their gardens. once again, i said, beg, i'll de 0 south ukraine. that's returned to our top story now and the truce between

the ethiopian government and to gripe forces. mess, embed a safe i is an assistant professor of law at at as up about university. he's also a committee member of the national legal reform council of ethiopia. mason, but thanks so much for being on this news. our your in addis ababa. what's been the reaction in the capital to the news of this agreement? thank you. thank you for having me as you'd expect. i think there is good excitement or this has been going on for the past 2 years. it's hard to devise sitting, gets picked, socially, politically and economically. and i think it's a great 2nd to see that the 2 parties, the federal government, in the depletion region, on top of every 2 position, if a student is and to, to continue to switch them into the stoops within the continental process. so could you be, i think that's really a great news indeed. so there is huge excitement from,

from the sorry to interrupt you, but to people believe that this deal will hold. well, i think, you know, i always said that, you know, there is no one who benefits from war and did a lot to benefit from keith at way. and i think it is true that there are some differences between the 2 groups over the past 2 years. and this war has never brought anything meaningful. so you know, stopping this hostility very unexpected and useless to the country or the august me and at least are willing to, to just use firing then to, to sit down and negotiate on political differences. i would say that i think from the new se, hearing that decided my mentor to repeat the situation and it would be so i think either be sure to be discussing that, at least, you know, it's a huge political development. and when it's not clear to the content, so you know,

the details of the piece equipment, it's a major step, i would say, and i think every piece of having, you know, you should support these process certainly as a huge development, this conflict, as we've been reporting has killed thousands of people displaced millions from their homes and then left hundreds of thousands on the brink of famine. how soon can i return to the region? do you think? so if you can repeat the course conflict, this conflict has had a huge impact on that. region from a humanitarian perspective, how soon do you think that age will be able to be returned to the region? yeah, absolutely. i think it's like i'll be here. you will be me who meditate on a few stars and the ability of the government to respond to to why do you need seeing the ground would be significant, significantly technical needs. and i think the major achievement of these piece

dealings that you might need when you get on the suspension continue and the physician opposed to the just, you know, question the forces of coordinating the humanity that support coordination. of course, we development partners and the united nations obviously, and that would be able to say, i think the major relief to particularly people are fitted in hot fighting to great agents and ducks that i think a great use to, to, to the people in the region to how helpful will this agreement being in alleviating some of those humanitarian crises? can you describe to us what people have been facing in over the last 2 years? i mean the conflict is so much use. i think there is no doubt. exactly, you know, tied to give by sticking a 15 term. so huge are marks with people displaced on the 3 regions. you know, the probably tens of thousands, even to more who have died out of the conflict. and you know, these are significant years, i think, to supply of food and also social economy services water. these have been

destroyed. so you know, one of the major impediments so you might care assistance you can imagine has been doug's, the has been almost continuous complete in the regions that i mentioned for the past 3 years. so it's a huge rating cleanings for, for the larger if you go up to job. yeah. and for us who hope i think peace would come, i think because the major steve, like i said, and every quality card ending or development factors should, should be able to support you speak these forces. yes, i hope so. we really appreciate your insides missing bed. as an assistant professor of law at addis ababa university. thank you. thank you. thank you for having plenty more head on his knees. our, including the u. s. condemns north korean missile launches. after it fires more than 20 in single day, kenya sends troops to democratic republic of congo to help fight an armed group.

and in baseball's world series, philadelphia take it to one lane over houston. after a crashing when in game 3. o . 4 me israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears on course to return as the country's later exit . polls suggest his right wing block will win his slim majority after tuesday's elections the 5th in less than 4 years. then in smith reports from the la could patty headquarters in west jerusalem. ah, it looks like a baby is back after 60 months plotting his return. benjamin netanyahu seems to have pulled off his political resurrection. according to exit polls. the former

prime minister is on trial for bribery and fraud. his critics fear that back in power, netanyahu will bend the legal system to avoid conviction. because lamar bruce will resume saw, i haven't got a voice, but we have your voice. you're wonderful. thank you. i want to say to my friends from the hood, from the connected, the heads from the towns to volunteers, those who have gone from town to town, neighbourhood to neighbourhood house to house, and afford the results. thank you. the far right jewish power party is celebrating a significant breakthrough. they'll be the 3rd largest block in parliament and will likely be king makers, their leader. it mar, been given a man with a 2007 conviction for inciting racial hatred to run the public security ministry. lubbock seemed our sort of florida. i'm glad that we want to make a total separation between those who are loyal to the state of visorio, and we don't have any problem with them. and social undermined our job country. it

will be the 1st time ultra nationalist politicians of held cabinet positions. so i believe that one of those people will be out of government. there will be either the challenges or the complexity of the issues and other they would have to realize that they're working under and the could lead government. there was a strong turn out in palestinian israeli communities, but it wasn't enough to count of the surgeon votes for the far right and help tip the balance in favor of encumbered prime minister. yeah. le pete opposition parties if they will be that lucky, even guns are not, is diabolical as nathan. yeah. meaning that it's a no opposition voted against everything. even the stuff they believed in even, you know, extending the law to jewish citizens on the west bank. they voted against it because they believed they have to bring down the government. there was no sense of national good. it would have been hard before the election to find anyone who hadn't already made their mind about benjamin netanyahu either love him. or logan

of this election ended up being about getting the boat, particularly voters who haven't asked about it in previous elections. and that it seems to a word. but now there are hours days, maybe weeks of negotiations to go on before a government can perform. bernard smith, al jazeera western thousands of supporters of brazil's outgoing president, j boston arrow have been gathering in rio de janeiro. they were jacked the result of sunday's presidential runoff and are asking the military to keep him in power. wilson, arrow himself hasn't officially conceded defeat to left his arrival louis ins, seo knew, led to silver, and he says he would respect the constitution. monica, and i kept joins us live now from array. i janera. hello there, monica. it's all my spain, it's 3 days since these results were announced. and as we can see from behind you, these protest is unknown relenting. oh, no,

not at all. ok. they've been here since the early morning, and this is a very rainy day. it's also a holiday. you're brazil, it's the day of the dead. when people are supposed to be going to the cemetery to visit. there are relative beside their dead relative. but they all came here to the book kit you got. she has palace, which is the military headquarters of rio de janeiro. they walk what they say is a federal. 2 intervention, they said different from a military intervention because with the military intervention, you shut down the congress in the supreme court. whereas in a federal intervention, you don't shut down the institution. but you keep the principals are not in power. and they say that that is because they feel that the election has been stolen and that they are going to show, find the proofs that there has been fraud. these proofs, of course,

have not been found anywhere and all. but anyway, they're here and they say that they will remain here until they get what they want . they want the military to stand by the people against what they say. it's a broad how wide spread base protest, monica, and has there been any reaction from the army? oh, clinton like these have happened another citizen. so bob, it's well a prez. good to go beyond me. of course it said anything, and i think it's very likely that they will. but this is, i want to show support for president of also not to say that they do not accept that they will make it very difficult for president elect not to let us know what to take off. it's on january the 1st. all right,

thank you very much for that up day monica, you know, curb in a very loud rio de janeiro. thank you to the us now where the federal reserve has increased its key benchmark interest rate by 3 quarters of a percentage point for the 4th time in a row. it's the 6th hike this year after keeping rates at or below one percent for almost 2 years. let's bring and she had her tansy, who's at the federal reserve in washington, dc. hello, there she had, the federal reserve has made history yet again, but everyone's really waiting to hear from the fed chair who's going to be speaking in just a few moments time. the question is, yeah, how much longer is this going to go on? and is there any recognition by the fed that there is a time lag? and there is up fairbanks many economists that these interest rate rises, could be creating a global recession in the next several months. and we do get

a clue as to what the site is, is thinking with a statement that was released along with this interest rate hug. so it didn't say, look, the committee anticipates that ongoing increases in the target range will be appropriate, but it adds this in determining the paste, the future increases in the target range. the committee will take into accounts, but cumulative type of monetary policy. the lags with which monetary policy affects economic activity and inflation and economic, and for them, i'm financial development. just saying it is conscious of some of the criticism it's getting that. but it might be moving to aggressively on interest rates, closing enormous hardship and run. but that is the stated goal of this policy to increase unemployment, to increase hardship amongst people pain and drone pals. last statements, when he's increased interest rates in order to try and cool inflation and the cool the economy down. yeah, that was my next question. she had, what are you hearing from policymakers? are very concerned that the federal reserve is acting to aggressively and what are

the ramifications of that? we just have the white house press briefing and the white house press secretary was pretty muted and just said, yeah, you know, the fad is doing what it does. but that's a very interesting position because, you know, we're just coming up to mid term elections. you think in the whitehouse we terrified because effectively he's trying, you know, the federal was i was trying to make economic insecurity even more intense amongst people as we go into those mid term elections. and we know the economy is the big, the big issue coming up, we had actually a bunch of progressive senators, write a letter to jerome, effectively saying, what are you doing because like, let's take a look at it. this is all about inflation. what's driving inflation? is it's more disposable income when people's pocket is it because of the low unemployment rates? well, now we've got various, various indications about not what's driving inflation. and in fact, even though we do have low on employment and we do have slightly higher wages, well that's to look down little bit, it's not keeping pace with inflation. so how can you blame people having jobs,

having some money, and blame them for the inflation? and what we're seeing in various studies is because as the drivers innovation, initially, obviously the pandemic supply chain issues, the war and ukraine. but there is evidence that their supply chain issues are actually easing, but what's happening is corporate corporations all learned that price of that but price gouging, they're basically saying, we're not going to, we're not going to give you that money back. we're saying reco corporate profits. we see the energy sector just this week, again, making it almost profits and seeing that forsake, we'll talk about problems when full taxes and so on. so there is that debate as to whether the federal is it only has this instrument to try and affect the economy, whether it's the right instrument and whether during the gratuitously tried to cause enormous suffering in the coming months. when actually this isn't the main driver of inflation, whether he's sticking to some kind of new liberal orthodoxy, which we hadn't actually suspected of him before. this whether, you know,

he shouldn't be doing this. basically. that's the big debate. we'll find out more in a few minutes time as to what power will say when he's bound to be about that in data more white and say over the coming weeks and months. thank you very much for breaking it down for us. she had pretends the live for us in washington, dc to north korea now, which has 5 at least $23.00 missiles into its waters off. it's closed the largest number in a single day. this year. it also fired about a 100 on tillery shells near at southern border. south korea responded by condemning the action and launching missiles of its own rubbing bride reports from so this latest exchange of missiles comes as south korean and us warplanes states 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 fired 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 missiles 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 such as the northern limit line. it is very rare and we can never tolerate as 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 any known recently. north korea has been relentlessly and unilaterally escalating its provocations. its

section 3 in 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 the airlines. we routing that play for fear of mall launches robert fried era. so still ahead on al jazeera denmark. social democrats, led by the current prime minister, retain them majority in parliament. a canadian fans had well kept

fever as their team prepare for a long awaited with with the changes coming. not necessarily obvious the satellite picture. that's the line to watch because that is cold air has come out of eastern europe. cross turkey is locked in the temperatures back in $1121.00, a man for example, so it back down to more or less where we should be. it has prompted a few shares on the line of sherry rain, so it's way sasser iraq into q a. but most obvious, in iran, you might want to cold up the winter front in your heads because the temperatures dropped behind it quite substantially. so to make, i took my stand iran, and that's for the caucasus as well. now a bit of

a focus nearer the rabbit peninsula, he's going to be the gulf states. the catch may be the old showers. this thing comes down and then the wind changes equates down to 30033. the forecast the doha suggests. thunderstorms may be on friday as the northwest becomes an optically strong breeze attempts won't change much back down to about 31 degrees. now we've know a lot about the rain in west africa and it's still a rag ship going south. the sun it is to it's a concentration, it's not so much in nigeria as cameroon. gap on the republican congo, for example. and of course you carry on service with the spring change in the weather. there are warnings all over south africa for flash flooding with generation football me to leak players using that platform for good. the most important thing is given access to opportunity. you know the world in between in different ways and highlight how the world's most popular game is helping change

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ah. hello, you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin, a reminder of our top stories this hour. the open government and to grind rebels have reached a p. still after 2 years of fighting. the end of hostilities was announced in pretoria where the 2 sides had been holding talks mediated by the african union. russia has a rejoined a deal allowing ukraine to export grain through black c ports. moscow says it will guarantee the safety of shipments in a deal broke it originally or the un and took here. and the u. s. federal reserve has increased its key benchmark interest rates again by 3 quarters of a point. it's the 4th time in a row that it's up to the right in an attempt at cooling inflation.

the more on that story and the white house is the federal reserves move will help to temper the housing market. the 6 heights had this year follow almost 2 years of flat rates at or below one percent. inflation in the u. s. has been on an upward trend in june. it officially hit 9 point one percent the highest level in 4 decades . but the effects of the interest rate height will be felt far beyond the us. higher us rates attract yvette investment into that country, driving up the value of the dollar and weakening other countries in comparison currencies. rather in comparison, here you see how the currencies of india, china, turkey at chile and south africa have fallen compared to the dollar. for more on this to lead spring in jani were sound, who's an economist and visiting professor at vit business school. he joins us from per toria in south africa. jani,

thanks so much for being on this news. our given that you're in south africa. my 1st question is, how will these us write rise compound financial distress for families in the country, south africa. good evening, emily have a good evening to you of us. let me start by saying that i high in the u. s. was widely expected. unfortunately, the u. as fates of increasing interest stretched in light, they fell behind the curve. because initially they viewed the impression by just as transitional inflationary pages, they were simply at all. so the current was expected, and it is, of course, the response to inflation that simple banks of life, they use monetary policy to contain inflation. in south africa, we've seen a similar approach as a bank with interest rates also increasing. and of course,

increasing interest in south africa and the nationally will make a more expensive to bought or what we have to add that higher interest types of when official for people who save people who have money in the bank. those are all the people trying to live off the invest. coming back to your question, the investor, i think region, the usual, we can the south african currency. it might make it more difficult. therefore, for businesses who depend on imports into south africa. but it will give a wonderful opportunity for business is exporting from south africa to benefit from a week. i mean, it's not just south africa that, that impact though, is that we've seen examples across the globe, but where they haven't been immune to these decisions. for example,

just recently the british pound where else is likely to feel the effects of this decision. well, typically, the emerging market economies of the world that are the been, the capital flows are the inflows or outflows, will be the most exposed to this decision. and you've mentioned some of these emerging market economies in your intro because the government sees the payment on capital loans because they are out of balance of payments deficits on the current account will be the most exposed to a higher dollar and higher interest rate. attracting investment to the us. so what's the solution then? jani, what more can central banks and governments do to mitigate these issues? and my view around the approach is i into a strategy, and i'm very glad to say that job africa. i will say bank that not fall behind the

curve, they responded in a timely fashion by increasing interest. and therefore, the south africa inflation right at the moment is lower than the inflation that in the us, inflation that has been the you guys and the inflation in many companies in the us . our simple bank was very diligent. so several banks should, should be diligent the way they know that the consumer should think themselves against the expectation of higher interest is to borrow less money. they should stop borrowing activities and drive to consolidate and the by the date, because day becomes more expensive. really appreciate you explaining all of that, particularly in such a concise and understandable manner. jani were sour from a business school, a visiting professor. thank you. thank you. came

president william bruce. whoa has announced a deployment of troops to east in democratic republic of congo. soldiers will phone part of a regional force aiming to crush rebels operating in the east and congo, just by billions of dollars spent on you ends. largest peacekeeping mission rebels have continued to attack the villages and seas territory for decades. as malcolm web reports, people here angry un peacekeepers, they say, have failed to protect them. this un combo was withdrawing to the regional capital goma following a tax by the m 23 rebels could widely seen as it proxy the neighboring rwanda democratic republic of congo. his army and the un have failed to stop and 20 three's advances in the last year. people here fled to fighting and made barriers to defend himself. because in the guy he got to go massage to keep up the fighting

shot into the air and the conway broke through the body. they did not comply with instruction. we had talked to them with a lot of stone and we succeeded to stop the vehicles and then the crowd bind them down. on monday, people protested in game against through when the military aggression congos government expelled one, does ambassador and the coolest au number of from when the us, as it concerned about ruined the military involvement in congress. rwanda denies it . now, kenya says its troops will join the conflict canyon. president william router announced a then to congo under the banner of a new east african community. regional force, regional heads of state agreed to it earlier this year. and it is what a sponsibility to confront criminals, terrorists, and all negative elements, including groups. not clear where they'll go,

at least no 5 on route, including him, 23. he canden tubes were already in congo when the agreement was reached. they'd entered a year ago. it was you, candice and rwanda's invasions of congress. the 1900 ninety's, led to, to was involving dozens of countries from africa and beyond. congos, vast mineral wealth was at the center of it. people in eastern congo have suffered instability ever since. congress governments, as it needs foreign, military support rights groups and political opposition said, bringing in more foreign armies. once again will be disastrous. malcolm web al jazeera, denmark's prime minister is in the process of forming a new government on wednesday, a day off to narrowly winning the election met a frederick's and decided to step down along with

a social democratic government. it's an attempt to build a broader coalition, and negotiations are expected to take weeks. hashim a how borrow reports from copenhagen. for many political debates seem and live in denmark, leaders of the 12 parties that we've been represented in the parliament discuss that next step. but if the meat of the social democrats mete fredrickson who will have the upper hand, her party came 1st in general elections. and along with its so called red block, and a lines of center left parties, have enough seeds needed to form a government. we have set from the beginning of for this election campaign that we will try to have a new government in my group, send it by year different political parties. that is what we will try to find a solution on what's frederickson is determined not to cave in to pressure from

smaller parties in her upcoming coalition. the man who could save her is her arch. ready arrived last look, a rasmussen, lead of the centrist moderates party, but rasmussen is yet to decide his move. it's not about modifiers nor do or not. it is about the political content. and if she is the prime minister, that will be basically okay for us. if the political platform is sufficient, the conservatives of the liberals suffered major losses on tuesday. of the fall, white is sturgeon in popularity. panilla, vermont leader of the new right says she is determined to defend the country's generous welfare program. but only if the government takes a tougher stance on immigrants that we have a system that is very air, generous to people who come here. and we have to change that system so that it's not her so that people don't come here because we had the system for now,

many days remain worried. the divided political landscape could lead to prolonged negotiations to form a government. they say urgent actions must be taken. i think, oh, i support the idea of having own a government which covers a riddle of political spect. i think that's pretty good idea. the election night was dramatic. it kept the entire nation in suspense. exit balls initially suggest that the country would have its most fragmented parliament ever. but the later night, better frederickson walked towards her supporters and thanked the voters for delivering a last minute victory that helped save her future. for now, this is an extraordinary moment in danish politics. the social democrats leader matter, frederick, and faces a tough choice. she can stick to the same coalition she had in 2019 knowing, well, it's future will always be fragile or she can ask the moderates to join her

government knowing well they would want to have a big a say in running the country. hash mabel al jazeera copenhagen, algeria is president, has called for a united front in facing what he says are increasing tensions and crises in the region. abdel magic to burn made the comments on the 2nd and final day of the arab league summit in the capital of jeers delegates to scans to regional political and security issues in the context of the war in ukraine. it's the 1st face to face arab league summit since 2019 due to the pandemic. santa harder has more from the summit in algiers. the arab league summit has come to an end. a final communique has been issued, a carefully crafted communicate. this is a regional organisation that is deeply divided and polarized, so they used, they were very careful with the words that they use very diplomatic language. for

example, on the issue of palestine, which has always been at the heart of the arab league, we heard leaders express support to, to the palestinians, to their rights, to the right to statehood, which was really reflected in the final communique. but no condemnation of israel, that is because since the last summit, a number of arab countries normalized relations with israel, of course, not all arab countries agree to this. they believe that this is a betrayal of the palestinian cause. so in the final communique, no condemnation of israel now on the issue of interference by non arab actors in the region, most notably iran and turkey. in the final communique, they don't mention their names. some leaders did mention iran like the kuwaiti crown prince calling on iran not to interfere in arab affairs. but since he ran and turkey have uneasy relationships with some countries and good relations with others,

they had to be very careful. but on the issue of the ukraine conflict, the arab world decided to remain neutral. and this in many ways is a wind for russia, a diplomatic wind for russia. because, you know, moscow has been isolated internationally. you know what the arabs are saying is that they are not going to take sides. they've also supported a decision by opec plus to reduce oil output. that decision really caused tensions between the saudi arabia and the united states. so the summit has come to an end, a carefully drafted final resolution. it really doesn't offer many solutions to the regions problems, but they tried their best to navigate through them. still head down this news our, our world cup countdown continues with jemma in and discuss the controversy surrounding that teams playing strip had cut off 2022 and fever makes a made a change to the substitution rule because of concussion. all have all the details

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ah ah ah ah, less than 18 days ago before the fif, a wildcard kicks off in castle and for the 1st time of fif will allowed one additional substitution to replace a play who suspected of having a concussion. it's medical chief hopes, the compact nature of the tournament will help medics learn from each other. footballs well, governing body is also introducing a new concussion protocol. we're very lucky and with the set up and in doha and, and katara in general. and so much as the compact nature of the country really

helps with our medical strategy, we are able to pull a lot of our medical services and to centralize locations to effectively form a policy clinic. and what that means is that we can get the best medical brands and one central place that can help to trace door advise on issue such as covert or much, grossly lender is of caution or cardiac health and not really helps the teams to have access to the best brands to support their that team doctors and, and the job that they need to do camry and yet to unveil that wild cup jazz's and the tournament is fast approaching and adding it to the confusion fans is still able to buy a shirt in the team won't be wearing in castle ahmed address reports with tipper the promo for camera would slip bullshit is slightly mo, you come own was born sometime on this, but it's not there won't get back with the city out of the country

previously rebuked for wearing your breast and find by kiefer for wearing at once a year. now isn't that the sheer to controversy? lecoq forty's, kits fly deal was ended early by the camera for beaufort ratio. a new agreement with one. all sports is set to be the most lucrative cameras ever signed. but so far, no new shirts. shopkeepers are all stocked up. what were the wrong shirts offered to stop if ever fearful we had large reserve stops leading up to the major event? that is the world cup more when people talk to us about the new one old sports contract. it's not easy for us, especially in these times of economic recession, said to america, welcome. it's a lesson own brand. it's an equipment law that we've often seen in formula one and e going there. so it's not a brand that is awesome kit it out football teams. and that's what people criticize . and as well,

we will really expecting big famous brands. they don't work. so the official kit for 2022 is arriving late. but our friends, as warry does the shopkeepers, william said, but it doesn't matter that the camera in jesse's and not out yet are lions of fighting and could go very thought. what was it was a good i think things will go well. the jersey said just the background. no, so we are there for the game for the moment. so we trust our president somewhere, lego former player alfred russian president sanctioned the switch expo, say his looking through the future if on the who metal from work. um, where would you need people with connections to put cameroon in football back at a level where it was, you have to put the football federation back to the size. it was and put cameras back at the center of woke football where it was, and only samuel ito could do that more to demand. mm. whatever they're wearing your cameras target remains the same. go deep into the knockout stages of the tournament

and do it in style. i'm at the address al jazeera. let's bring in at once. yes, cynthia. she's a sports reporter and joins us and from amanda in camry. thank you for your time at once. yes, i why the delay with this new kit being delivered in, when do you think fans can expect the shuts to be in shops? thank you very much for this opportunity to be part of your program. i think we can deny that we're actually having a delay in the availability of this case. but i think the official program or communication from cameras for ball governing body for, for that is currently headed to buy some willing to fees or had to maybe known that the keep its winnable launched in cameron's capital city. i will be on the 4th of november, 2022. so definitely from the 4th of november 2022. we can be expecting to

have those, those keys available in shops in can be room. i'm sure a lot of they are fans of a very delighted to hear that and now can the camera in, in football federation expects any ramifications for putting out of their previous dale early i yes, of course. let look of sports. eve didn't think it very. i am happy with, with, with factor for when he was announced in july 20 to 22 that come to run what's terminating. it's, it's contract and i think they've been, they've been front and front and back with it with the federation. but knowing the whole summer little faces, it's his determined. i don't think you have, he went to go back on that decision and he hid the dummy to place color once a football on, on, on the, on the, on the go, you know, want to on the, on the what map of for bo. and definitely it's ready for whatever looks for tv. it's trina, extreme, not at finger hold,

but the deal with 3rd one all sports to the american company. it's definitely, it's definitely going through and had off the cameron ineffable federation that samuel essay says he thinks a side from africa could potentially win this tournament. which of the 5 african nations competing cutter she think will be that the best placed? and this is what i think. and i'm looking at 2 out of the 5 african a representatives. he said the 202250. that'll work up. first i'm looking at cameron, and then of course i'm looking at san diego, but it's, it's definitely are not something to just rule out. that's a possibility that, but to santa chance, i really don't want to see the, the wind. but i am very confident that but countries what good move to, and the 1660 round of the fee for what. gov,

senegal. i would definitely looking at his group compared to the 5 for the african nations, have a group that they may just have an easy right into the next stage of the competition. yet the toughest game, it's definitely going to be against the netherlands, were considered to be federal leaders of the group. and i don't think that host country casa, as well as ecuador will pause a challenge to, to send a go. and looking at this teams that fault in this book, you see that senegal has more play as in terms of quality playing with top european european leaks. now i also think that the to be table lions of cameron amsterdam a chance of equally moving at cyrus at the 16th the 16th round of the, of the fall prefer woke up and cameron's toughest game. it's definitely it's definitely going to be against a brazil. and of course we love resonate scholarly round top with the firewood

ranking, but if cameras can pull it true with with brazil that fee on there. and i'm really sorry that i missed it with him. i'm going to have sailor cut you off fabric. thank you. so much foyle timely. really, really appreciate it. thank you very much for having the as well. the long wait for canada's national site is almost over. it's been 36 years since they last played out. awoke up. now it's just a matter of weeks until they get that tournament underway against belgium, a success to see the sporting landscape, their experience a seismic shift. jodie vance has more from vancouver. o canadians are passionate about their sports teams. generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused

a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cup. much of this success is down to the influence of coach john heard men. john herdman has brought so much confidence to the canadian national team program that it attracts winners, right? winners attract, winners. he had metal success as an olympic a coach for the canadian women. he's more than brought that to the canadian men. this group of players is much more diverse than the team that played at the $986.00 world cup and mexico. among them, the canadian immigrant from ghana, alfonso davies, the buyer and munich player has captured the attention of the soccer world and his thriving under heard men ready while croatian born b, land bori, and tells everyone how proud he is to be part of this team. happy to agree to, to give back something to jennifer, the gemini, give it to me, you know, new life,

new everything. experts think the world cap could be a turning point for the sport in canada. now this is an opportunity to be there in, in, in cutter this year. and then in canada, united states, mexico, in 4 years, this will set a real transition for canada to the next level. the recent success is already paying off with greater enrollments in youth programs and fans ready for a taste of world cup. lori were gorgeous. oh, with hopes of being a dark horse. canadians are counting down to the tournament in could tar with excitement not felt in a generation. jodi vance, al jazeera vancouver that set from me and for this news hour. but marianne marcy will be back with more of the day's niece and from our studio in london. mm

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