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this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm sorry, i'm noisy. welcome to the news. our lie from london coming up, 2 years of conflict, but now one step closer to a piece, ethiopia is warring sides agree to end hostilities. it talks in pretoria canyon deploy troops to the east and democratic republic of congo as fighting against m. 23 rebels intensifies great exports from ukraine of back on russia. reverse this decision to block shipments via the black sea and the federal reserves. latest move in the fight against inflation. the benchmark interest rate is height for the 6th time this year. and in sports at totland star san young men to have

surgery could miss the wild cup with south korea while in the champions league holders at round madrid, secured top spot and their grief office rushing celtic 51 ah lo and welcome to the program o p. seal has now been agreed for the northern ethiopian region of tag ry, ending hostilities in a 2 year conflict that's killed thousands of people and displaced millions more. the agreement was broken by the african union and came off to talks between the ethiopian government, anita grind, regional leaders in the south african city of pretoria. the conflict started almost 2 years ago when the tag ry people's liberation front, attacked army base is in the northern region. since then, both sides of launched counter attacks and years of fierce fighting has been a rapid escalation since the collapse of 5 months is fire in august,

which prompted the african union to step in last month and broke. a talks for me to mila has more in us now from pretoria of to 10 days of talks in pretoria, ethiopia, as federal government and the te gray people's liberation front, reached an agreement to in the fighting the talks mediated by former nigerian president alyssa gunner passenger and former kenyan president who kenyatta today is the beginning of the middle ground floor. it's super. well, there are no for africa. i'm indeed for a frequency. let me is going to some goat. will these noodle? well seen in practice, i'm a journal sushi. what we are trying to achieve? well, so over the years and that is africa solution for

african problems. the 2 year conflicts killed thousands of people and forced many more from their homes. t gray in the field is north has been under a blockade for 17 months with no banking, telephone and internet services or media access that the grand delegation says it's made painful concessions, and the trust must now be revolt. out people have been killed. not only for bullets, but also for lack of food and medicine. how children know, go to school or hospitals. i'm not functioning because of the humanity. renee does not expected to resume the t. p. l. f dominated ethiopia politics for nearly 30 years. and to prime minister abbey armored came to power in 2018 as both sides fought for territory human rights campaign as a warrant of potential abuses by both sides in the conflict. it is now one of this

argument. we must be through the later in the speed of the sacrament. the people of europe expected more than the xt of the sacrament. date in mind, peace and harmony did his ad development international calls born into the war have been mounting in recent weeks. while the federal government has been assisted by troops from neighboring retreat, that country was not involved in the talks. this is not the 1st time there's been an agreement to in the fighting a previous c via fell apart in august this year. this time though, they appears to be a greater commitment and optimism that this agreement will hold me to mila. i'll just there are pretoria. what has been a bit of international reaction to this view. and i see you, night in nations, linda thomas greenfield, saying that the deal is a significant step forward. i am delighted to hear

that these talks have led to a cessation of hostilities. ah, this is an important a movement because what it means is that lives will be saved. we don't know what the next steps are, but we support the efforts of south africa, kenya. and the a you as well as the un to find a way forward to in this horrific war. i'm join out by a lot in pounds. his senior research fellow at london university. did you think thank as far i'm quite surprised, but off they were talking for 10. ready long days, it did seem to me that it was quite possible that to something have to be produced at the end of it. you would be very surprising that you'd have so many senior people gather together and then for nothing to happen. what do you suppose was the trigger? this is have catalyst her unlock

a deal. what was down this time around that hadn't been done before that popsicle scene in the last 2 years? well, i think that 2 things on the one hand on the battlefield. it looked as if the error tran and ethiopian forces who are deep inside to grey. we're taking a hammering. they were trying to get through to the regional capital makella. and before these talks finished and they weren't able to and they seem to have lost very substantial forces, not push them towards the negotiating table. at the same time, the grands themselves are as your package that we heard earlier, made it clear. and you know, have been suffering enormously. they haven't got, i mean there's nothing. no the medicines have run out today. i have almost no food . they got no communications the rest the world. so they were in a very dark position. plus the kids are running out of money, the international monetary fund, which the united states, in a sense,

i'm just saying has refused to lend to them until the session of hostility. so that's where we are. now. you mentioned that telecommunications have been disrupted the hasn't been much contact between people stuck inside the region of to grind the outside. well, the fear that the humanitarian situation might be far worse than the official figure suggest. i. busy think they said a low, you know, to the huge credit people like the national agencies like the world. ringback you know, the world health organization and the various of the united nations have played an enormously important role and a very brave one. they've lost people trying to get aid through, but they just haven't been able to. i mean that the place has been sealed off. it's been blockaded for months now and you know, that has left them almost nothing to give up. why has it taken

2 years of war and fighting and violence and siege for it to get to this point in some of what you say? i appreciate what you say about this being a more of attrition, that perhaps both sides have been worn down. and so then that comes up, i sort of tipping point where it seems as though an agreement is the most practical way forward. but why has the international reaction been so lack luster? well, because it's not really at the heart of anything. you know, there's been such concerns in math, in the, in her to national community, over the situation. ukraine concerns about the relationship with china that these have taken most of the political effort. and you know, is just not that central to anybody in particular. apart from the, the players themselves. at the same time, prime minister abby has been very stubborn in his perspective. i mean,

he is an evangelical, who believes that he is divinely inspired in what he's doing and has a strong relationship with the era trends and the era trends are determined to crash the to grands with whom they've had a long standing, no conflict. they fall to previous war and 998 to 2000 and came off the worse in that one. so in a sense, this is revenge for them. and they have, as i said, tens of thousands of true deep inside too great. now the question is, who is going to oversee their removal and who is going to make sure if the to grants are disarmed? and this is what this cease fire agreement requires. who's going to show the security? there's a lot to be sorted out before we know exactly where this is going. thank you very much for joining us as well. speaking to our diplomatic editor, changed by the un high commissioner for refugees says this conflict has caused enormous suffering from millions of people. it has also prevented humanitarian

agencies from having sufficient access to people the need. it's interesting that there was a phase you may remember after the initial escalation where her acts as improved. and this is because parties to the conflict gave more space to humanitarian agencies. and there was a rather extended, a truce if you wish, and saw what a, what we read is the african union mediator saying this is the beginning of peace. so we have to hope that this is really a milestone towards a better trajectory, a better direction. because otherwise, we will continue to see an escalation in human lives lost or at risk of, of, of severe suffering will have more from the al jazeera interview with you and high commissioner for refugees. philip grant a later on in the program. so it do stay with us for that. also bring you plenty of

all the stories in the news, our heading back to the c. net and yahoo on course for a spell as prime minister of israel as anger on the streets of chicago. where protest to say tara laws are being used against peaceful anti government demonstrations and kick confusion. why football fans in cameroon, still frustrated against the wall coughing. ah, the canyon president william return has announced a deployment of troops to the eastern democratic republic of congo. soldiers will form part of a regional force aiming to crush the m. 23 rebel group operating in the east. spite billions of dollars spent on the u. n. largest peacekeeping mission rebels have continued to attack, villages and seas territory for decades. now, malcolm web reports, the 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 rebel crude, widely seen as a proxy neighboring rwanda. the democratic republic of congo, his army, and the un have failed to stop and $23.00 advances in the last year. people here have fled the fighting and made barriers to defend themselves. because in the god got to go muslims to please keep a thought that fighting short the to the air and the conway broke about us. they did not comply with instruction. we talked to them with a lot of stone and we needed to stop the vehicles. and then the crowd bought them down. on monday, people protested in coma again through when the military aggression kong government takes failed. rwanda's ambassador and the coolest au number from the one, the u. s. as it concerned about ruined the military involvement in congo. rwanda's

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. a state agreed to it earlier this year. and it is, i was sponsibility to confront criminals, terrorists, and all negative elements, including am groups. i'm not clear where they'll go. least know 5 tom groups including him, $23.00. he canden tubes were already in congo when the agreement was reached. they entered a year gave. it was candice and rwanda's invasions of congo in the 1900 ninety's, led to 2 wars 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 rusher is saying it will rejoin a deal that allows ukraine to export grain through the black sea. also, the agreement, moscow will guarantee the safety of the shipments. russia previously suspended its involvement, accusing ukraine of attacking its fleet in crimea. hurry force reports now from the ukrainian capital cave, 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 roof. salma buckner saying, show me little russian defense minister, mister shaw, who called their national defense minister, who lucy, a car and expressed at the green transports, will continue as agreed before as of 12 pm. today the mom is in it rushes stopped at cooperation of this attack on its black c 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 is neither confirmed nor denied. it was behind the attack. we positively we demanded assurances and guarantees from the ukrainian side. nothing like this would happen again, that the humanitarian corridors would not be used militarily in our turkish partners. mediate, our 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 escalates re threats and black male had failed. because the deal had been shown to work, even without rushing involvement, decides that when you create the insecurity analyst says an important element, mr. key is leverage over russia companies. now, because our turkey mediately allows that there, she will continue or for the russian federation for charge of georgia, she would be the last probably decision that most on the lease beneficial. so 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. i

faucet al jazeera keith elmore on one of our top stories. this our, the deployment of canyon troops to deal with an escalation of fighting in the east and d, r. c. the m 23 rebels are one of more than a 100 armed groups based in the region. they say they're fighting to defend the interests of the ethnic c minority. now the m 23 group emerged more than a decade ago when they sees the city of goma on the border with rwanda. the named after a after march 22nd 2009 peace deal with a previous took the armed group, which they say the government did not honor. and $23.00 signed their own p. steel in 2013, off the defeat by government troops and united nations back forces. most of its troops surrendered across the border and uganda, and were moved into refugee camps. but m 23 has splintered into several factions since then. early this year, 2 of the main ones came together to launch this latest major offensive.

so let me now speak to opposition, need a mighty fire. eulu is the head of engagement for the citizenship and development party in the democratic republic of congo. he joins us live from edinburgh. it really feels as of the $23.00 is one part of a much broader equation. we were just speaking about there being over a 100 on groups as a really dramatic preparation of different actors and groups that have splintered over the years in the east. in d. c. do you fear that these regional tensions could brew into, into a war with rwanda? yeah, did the issue is nice or the problem is the 23 are not rubbers. those guy are a one days from one that sent by you present can get me to stabilize a cold go because he had these on the vision he has is on objective. and

when you, we have to start to saying that we have ethnic issues in congo. the to see are not a minority in congo, congo doesn't have any big group. and d, all ethnic group in the, i've known, okay. it's, it's, it's, it's known. but anyone who want to come to come to live in call to take nationality off congo has to, was free. what is written in our constitution, and in our ro regarding the nationality. and today we have been attacked by mr. gun me because he has his own objective. he fired because he poolgan me, has denied that his country is behind m 23. but at the same time, he says that his country has suffered from shelling coming. that is the result of conflicts that are taking place in the d r. c. what is the best way to approach

this? because we see not just an escalation and in military hostilities in this part of the d. r. c, but really a great deal of mistrust. and a war of was between present tissue k day and polka gummy of rolanda. the best way to pack this issue is to stops and to complain. how this issue started. when we you, where we come from? we came from drama, 994909499. just where being tara when it came entered to congo. that's where we came from. and the debt is no issue about congress ease. and then if the international community doesn't want to really tucker the issue and to reserve the problem to resolve the problem of nuclear, i'm going to resolve the problem within the one that inside the wanda,

and also to preserve the problem of the legitimacy of institutions. and believe that in the congo will continue to have a problem, or that's not what we got. and so we have seen actually the crisis in the east getting worse as you, as you suggested, particularly since november last year though, it's something that's been going on for decades now. and the president has dealt with this by declaring martial law, a state of emergency, which i guess in many ways means less accountability for the army and for, for state institutions. how would, what would your plan be for the east? would you and any form of, of martial law? the plan is these because the midterm got me, went out. she said kid, he has the leader in the congo. they are angry together and now they,

they agree. i don't know if it is agreed. you want child to, to discourage people of combo for going as the election. that's something that they have agreed to get that. and what to say kid is doing is because of him because he is not competent because he has signs good agreement gummy. and that's why i think as i'm going like, what would you, would you prefer to negotiate with pork gummy and end martial? no, i cannot negotiate fall could damage day to day. the solution is the international community function to me, the un out substantial dummy the a you have to sanction god, make a government has to remove his troops in a combo. and then we have commodities. we have to sit down together and fund is

solution to ticket is incompetent, doesn't how can i go about your position for giving me misery? can i ask you, what was ition minus go? this is the un peacekeeping force, and there's been a great deal of anger amongst the congress people towards this peace keeping force . because they say that, you know, these troops are in the country that taking that dns and sort of doing whatever they want to do. but they haven't been able to bring any sort of piece of stabilization to the area. does that? would you end of the presence of the un peacekeeping force? i want to change, i would change the amended the new school, the moon school, to go and bring another piece. and another mission in which we have to call or perish. and of the un in a coma, robust commission to fight. we have to have a mission that will side with is many trees to fight enemy to fight. those are one days, you know,

the sobbing. those run days and even days. you know, the subbing. watson for you to thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. thank you. thank you very much. u. s. federal reserve is increased its benchmark interest rate by 3 quarters of percentage pointers. the country tries to fight soaring inflation. this is the 4th time in a row that they've done this in the 6th time this year. after keeping at the rate at or below one percent for almost 2 years, push marks, the latest effort to contain spike in causing it comes to stays before the u. s. midterm elections. the white house as the federal reserves move will help to bring inflation down. shebra tansy brings us more from outside the federal reserve. when it comes to the federal reserve, this now movement, it's going to affect all sorts of emerging markets and others with balance of payments issues and going to create a global recession. so this is what it's interesting when drove out when the

statement for written 2nd came out about an hour ago just over an hour ago. because it suggested that maybe the interest rates like could be being moderator, potentially, even coming to an end in the coming months. you saw the financial markets off the rejoice and then they went up. but then when jerome pal, sort of speaking the federal reserve chair just under an hour ago, dropped the chair because like, well what are your exactly saying? what is the decision? and people rather like some sort of certainty. so he drove out was just a liquid exploit main question. so if at all, you know how fast, how high, how long should interest rates be high as the federal attempts to get inflation down to 2 percent. but then we also know decisions been made whether whether interest rates will continue going up, whether they'll be moderated in december. so the markets were suggesting that they were expecting a half a percent to a slightly more perhaps in the next in december. and then down to a quarter percent, maybe in january,

but he's completely not giving any idea of what the phone is. he says these decisions have yet to be made, but he did keep on saying we may have a long way to go in raising interest rates. without speaking a lot of people, because there is that sense of a fat has been moving far too quickly. when aloe, the former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to be on course to return is the country's leader. exit polls suggest his writing block when a slim majority of the general election on tuesday, strong showing comes despite netanyahu being on trial for corruption, kind of because there's been some soft. thank you. thank you very much myself and sorry we truly love you from the bottom of our heart. i want to say to my friends, thank you. thank you. thank you. i haven't got a voice, but we have your voice. you're wonderful. thank you. i want to say to my friends from hood from the connected, the heads from the towns, the volunteers, those who have gone from town to town,

neighbourhood to neighbourhood house to house, and afford the results. thank you. i want to thank the people of israel who have come to vote. will far right figure a time or been give air has emerged as a key player. offers party made major gains in this election. 46 road leads. the odds might yeah, heard it party which translates as jewish power. it's part in the far right partnership that's become the 3rd largest party in parliament, is a form we use cohen nature of the ultra nationalist party which was outlawed in 1994 after being branded a terrorist group. then gavera is a qualified lawyer who's represented his series of far right activists, accused of hate crimes against palestinians. he has in the past been convicted of incitement to racism and destroying property. this call for in his was disloyal palestinians to be expelled from israel. algiers bounded smith is in western them with more on what to netanyahu. government might look like slightly to be the most

far right or right wing government in israeli history because netanyahu is going to be working with at my bank of air and the religious zionists ordinarily in previous netanyahu administrations, is actually tried to have more centrists in it but center center left or sent a right to groups or, or individuals, but not this time round. this time round. netanyahu will look the lease right wing of that out of that cabinet. but bank of a somebody that netanyahu himself has encouraged, has brought up in politics when bank of air sort of tamed his. tried to make his views more respectable, more palatable. ben, netanyahu said this was someone he could work with. but challenge though, for netanyahu's administration, should he go ahead and form one is internationally how it's going to look at the united states. israel's biggest supporter by far we've already heard some rumblings

from the administration there about the idea of them having to work with a government us gots, clear far right wing jewish nationalist extremists in it and in positions of power as more still ad for you on this news out from london, joe biden is ready talk about threats to us democracy. he makes his big speech had of the mid term elections. were gorgeous. oh, canadian fans have well kept fever as that their team prepares for a long awaited return to samples biggest stage. ah, with every atlantic front, the temperature drops a bit more throughout a good part of europe now, and there are at least 3 frontal systems in place. the moment is also significant.

rain and wind for some that's more concentrated in the north, in the south. so the picture with this swirling low is windy and wet weather in southeast of england, the north of france running the low countries, denmark, and also some norway, south of that well action taking place. he would bring significant rain, not so much the pyrenees at the south of france and the 1st proper fall of snow throughout the arabs from france eventually fed the eastwards to the italian and austrian out as it were proper, flawless now with the rain spreading south in 2 hours it to be, alice, have been dry and warm for quite a long time. months, but still we got the warmth with feathery, so fierce at 20 books, addressed to athens. still at 25. you get your turn for the south, the rains going south with the sun. we still got right as far west to sierra leone and still some falling on the flooded bits of sudden nigeria. but the concentration is certainly for the south and it should be and there been warnings issued in various parts of south africa. you see now this is proper spring wetness there from

the sue to the western and eastern cape. it looks wet ah. in 1958 charles de gaulle made a famous speech in algeria. ah, he could not hold back the tide of algeria and independence. keep francis colonies in africa. and this is in the final episode of the series out there explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today. blood in his french, the colonization on al jazeera ah

ah knew ah, welcome back. look at the main stories we are following. this allen out african union is announced to p still between ethiopian government and to grind forces deal marks a major diplomatic breakthrough after 2 years of fighting has killed thousands and displaced millions of people. russia has rejoined a deal that allows ukraine to export grain through black seaports. moscow says it

will guarantee the safety of these shipments there also warning that a might still pull out again if conditions violated can here is deploying troops, the democratic republic of congo to help fight m 23 rebels. deployment comes off to the un mission is withdrawn, its troops from a key military base in the east, where the rebels are trying to advance. u. s. president joe biden is sure to give a speech in the coming hours. the address comes 6 days before americans are going to cost that ballots in the mid term elections. biden has been only campaign trail urging people to vote and warning that democracy in the u. s. is under threat. i right wing groups. well, i white house correspondent, kimberly i'll get joins as live now. and kimberly tell us more about the message president biden will be trying to convey in the speech. yeah, the really taking a bit of a darker turn in the final days of campaigning. it has a lot to do with the attack that took place on how speaker nancy pelosi is husband

paul plough. see in the last week or so in san francisco that attack, that left her husband seriously injured at the hands of a right wing extremist is said to have really upset president biden. and as a result, he has made the decision. then the hastily arranged speech to call out the white house said what they believe is the threat of violence, particularly at the hands of what they see is right wing extremists. now, what the messages especially going to be about according to the white house is that democracy is under threat and the message clearly the white house says is that it is on the ballot on november 8th. in other words, the americans really have a choice as they choose to vote for the republican party. they may be giving up some of those rights and freedoms that they have taken for granted as americans. now, the u. s. president is going to be speaking from union station. this is

a train station that is located about one block from the u. s. capital, where many will remember that turned in the days after the u. s. election. or rather the weeks after the u. s. election on january 6th, that in fact, many of donald trump for president supporters tried to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. so, president biden will reference not only that moment when he believed that democracy was under attack, but the potential for this to happen again as a result of the congressional elections on tuesday. the white house says the president biden will talk about the alarming number of conservative politicians who are not only denying the outcome of the 2020 election but laying the groundwork for potentially denying the results of the vote on tuesday. and so the message from the white house is this, that the president is going to call this out, saying that democracy is under attack and is under threat now. to be fair. the

republicans and conservatives in the united states are saying this is really just a last ditch attempt by a president struggling in the polls. trying to really detract from a message that, o crises of his own making high inflation, high food prices, high gas prices. and so this is sort of an effort to turn it their attention away from that. still the president, pressing ahead with this message, hoping it will resonate with millions of americans. now thank you very much. kimberly how kit watching not speech forest you to get underway shortly. thank you . purchase a continuing and shlang car against the government's use of terror laws and a crippling economic crisis. police politicians and business leaders warned against the protest, but you organizers went ahead anyway. michelle fernandez has more from colombo, where the rally took place. ah, united my frustration, anger and

a need to speak out thousands of sher lumpkins from different communities. faith and background came together in colombo. they demanded an end to the government suppression of peaceful protest against the economic crisis. it's brought the country to a near standstill and left people struggling to get by activists. joseph stalin is for your bill after being charged in 4 different cases related to taking part in protests related. you asked about delagarza audio bucket. don't go to the lower table. we label can't live, the cost of things are 3 times that of people salaries, thought of farmers, laborers, fishermen can't survive when the government wants to stop people taking to the streets. that is what this repression is about. on value larger, buckley will not let me model the neg, other demonstrators say they want the government to stop using terrorist law as against protested. and to repeal the prevention of terrorism act, the p. d. a was used against these 2 student leaders who spent more than 10 weeks

in detention. the crowds want them released police road to protest leaders warning of legal action. and they were out in force to stop the march. tempers flared from anybody can do. oh. but what not, what they're doing. it is not that right. i might say, i'd rather be the yard the think the end, the, the, the end protested say president runner vicar missing. who was elected by parliamentarians, but has no mandate. they accuse him of being a proxy for the roger box of family will forced out of office earlier this year. i'm a fan, i'm frustrated, but i want to get this a direction. these are scenes. the government tried hard to avoid claiming they would deter investors and scare away tourists when it's trying to rebuild economy. the tourist industry and business community echoed that view. the human rights

commission has wound the police that people's right to express themselves must be respected. it's an absolute free for all on the straits of colombo, as thousands of people go on to the street for voice, their frustration. their said, despite government assurances that things are on the mend, it certainly feels different day to day. minute fernandez, auto 0, colombo, the arab league, some and now cheers is closed with a call for a united front in the face and increasing tensions and crises. the 21 nations also reaffirmed their support for the palestinians, but there's no sign of her time for the suspended 22nd member syria. then hunter reports from ouch is for the arab world and we'll get together. this year the leaders converged on algiers. some representing countries in turmoil, others locked in a stand off overpower while many govern societies struggling with dire social and

economic challenges. the conflict and crises are not just within arab countries. the level of representation was a sign of the an easy relationships among each other. that algeria says, the gathering is about, we unifying the arab league, but the normalization of ties between israel and some arab countries has further polarized it. and while leaders, voice messages of support for palestinian rights and statehood, the gathering ended without condemnation of israel. in the shamrock, removals to do oh, dear brothers, all palestinian people are facing graces to policies with our challenges we are expecting from you to follow up to pursue your position by activating the previous resolutions of the arab summits for indian. those taking part in the summit faced the challenge of crafting a final resolution agreed by all

a point of contention has long been the role of non arab actors, takia and iran. the final communique called for non interference and arab affairs and an end to the presence of foreign forces. but unlike some leaders, it didn't mention names. it wasn't the only divisive issue put aside. there was no agreement on syria's returned to the arab fold. after more than a decade of exclusion due to its brutal crack down on peaceful protests, serious reinstatement was something russia had been pushing for. but it does appear to have one another diplomatic battle. the arab league didn't isolate moscow and remained neutral in the ukraine conflict. in turn, president vladimir put and told the league russia is ready to cooperate with them to boost their security. the war in ukraine has also affected economies. an increase in food and fuel prices has worse than hunger in the middle east and north africa. and while russia may have reversed its decision to suspend participation in

the effort to allow ukraine to export grains, it cause concern. we must do all weekend to ensure the continued success of the black secret initiative to provide relief to those the needs. geopolitical divides, have created a new reality in the middle east and north africa where russia and china are gaining influence at the expense of the us. the final communique supported the decision by opec plus to reduce oil output, which cause pensions between saudi arabia and the united states. but many see it as the revival of the old regional order, where leaders use words like unity, solid therapy, and joint action without offering solutions to the crisis center for the ultra 0 algiers. while the united nations refugee chiefly per grundy, is warned that the global refugee crisis is only growing, and the u. n. refugee agencies still needs more money to help those in need. he also describe the displacement caused by roches invasion of ukraine as a money,

mental emergency, not only in ukraine, but in the countries hosting ukrainian refugees. he spoke john diplomatic added to james bay's. if you think that there's 100 than 3000000 people that are of refugees are displaced around the world, this horrible figure. but then if you think that 14 of those 1000000 or 103000000 are ukrainians, you can easily see that in quantitative terms. this has been a monumental emergency requiring a huge response both in countries that have received ukrainian record use, many of them new european union and beyond an inside ukraine where were then 6000000 are displaced and where of course you have a lot of other needs. also for those that are not displeased and sometimes cannot even be displeased because they're trapped in conflict. so it say, you'd say extremely challenging, emergency. one that has required full attention,

many resources, but one that has impacted because of all that. also our response in other places, and that's the warring thing, isn't it? you, none of the other crises around the world have gone away. this is taking a lot of the attention and it's taking a huge part of the funding that must make you worried for how you're going to get money to deal with people. and so many other parts of the world. yes, and it is very interesting to analyze our funding you in a chair as one of the biggest humanitarian organizations because we have received some additional funding compared to last year to meet the needs of the ukraine response. but not quite enough. and right now we have, if financial gap of $700000000.00, that's quite a lot for unit shot $700000000.00. if you think that our income this year would be 5 than $6000000000.00. so it's more than 10 percent 20 percent in our income that is missing, and it is missing in specific parts of the world. them particularly worried about

the middle east. the syrian refugee operation, i'm worried about the horn of africa was just in. so marion county, i'm worried about the sa hell. so an air yes. off acute dramatic crisis that urgently need those resources. as you know, refugees have become a political issue in so many countries and i know you've spoken out in the past about some of the language that is used about refugees, dehumanization of refugees. can i ask you about the u. k, where there is a new leadership empower. and where recently the home secretary, britain's interior minister said the numbers of people who were seeking asylum were an invasion. what he made a make up language like that. i don't think this is a very wise language. no, we live in a world where invasions actually have recently occurred in their districts, in my opinion, from what we see in european countries like the u. k. we may see,

and this is something that we should take seriously spike in their idols. and indeed, many people have tried or have crossed a channel on small boats, and we've seen a spike of that, that needs serious consideration. and we have offered the government of the united kingdom many times our assistance to help manage in it more rational manner. good reception you main reception, fast procedure to determine who is a refugee and who is not. and agreements with countries of origin from which people that come be not have a claim to record your protection. so need to be returned to. i think all this is possible, these will be unpacked as possible without resorting to either without falling into it situations in which people are not treated humanely or are deported to other countries. and how the u. k. reacted to your office of assistance which continued to talk to them. our sports coming up very shortly. cutting all the action from

wednesdays, champions league as p. s g. look to secure the top spot in that group. ah, november on al jazeera data. welcome to footballing world, is the world cup, kicks off in what promises to be a tournament like no other generation change, returns. showcasing young activists fighting injustice and challenging the status quo. leaders of g 20 nations gather, with ukraine's president to lensky invited. will he meet vladimir putin for the 1st time since russia's invasion, the trials and tribulations of players from 6 countries striving to realize their dreams of playing the world cup? americans vote in defining mid term elections. the results could see biden and the democrats lose that congress majority november on al jazeera

lou ah, ah, continue count down to the wall cup with gemma in door. and we start with news as south korean football fans at will not want to hear that captain . antonio's mom at acumen is in serious danger of missing the world cup. his club taught them confound in the last of our will so that he needs a surgery on a fractured eye sockets before it picks up the injury during spouses champions, a grin. i've a ma say on tuesday, taught them haven't put a time frame on his return. southridge at 1st much at all. 2022 is against your

wife. on november, the 24th with on that. now, a major doubt. in wednesday's at champions a matches at paris, sasha might look like they're going to secure the top spot in that great, but only just they need to be given to us and how the superior goal difference would hold up. he has to has getting the job done, leading to one place to full time keeping ben feca in 2nd sports as they headed to the round of 60 defending champions around madrid at pitts. all the like to take the top spot in their group market. a sense you school miles, 3rd against, so sick, and a federico validate is struck from outside the box to get madrid 5th, in a 51 victory like celtic, failing to win any of this 6 matches. plenty of goals that between at leipzig unchecked, taught and asked as well if christopher includes got the 1st of them and then did a bizarre celebration. apparently this was, i promise it to his 2 year old son,

leipzig, rushing the ukrainian side o 4. now, to finish up swearing behind madrid in the group, all shack talk dropped into that you very police. and ac milan only needed a draw again, sounds blood to that, that spots in the next round. they've put on a show for that home fans living 3 mill out the maintenance management and of you has your vehicle not going to twice and will move in to the knockout. say to the champions me for the 1st time knowing is around of 60 shots on february camry. yes, one vial that wild cup josie's am we've got less than 18 days to go now before the tournament starts. ahmed interest reports a tip. but prob, woeful come roots with bold shirt. my grandmother was born something mom, but it's still there won't get told with a country progressively rebuked for we ever get brushed it fine by, keep for,

for where we get 10. now i said that this year to control walks forty's kits, fly deal was ended early by the cumberland football federation, i knew 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, but with the wrong shirts offered his cock give it if there is ever if, if we had large reserve stops leading up to the major event, that is the well come on. when people talk to us about the new one, all sports contract, it's not easy for us, especially in these times of economic recession. switching malcolm, well, it's a lesson own brand. it's an equipment supplier that we've often seen in formula one, an e going there. so it's not a brand that is often kit it out football teams, etc. and that will people criticize and as well, we will really expecting big famous ronald said no war. so the official kit for 2022 is arriving late. but our friends, as warry does,

the shopkeepers will young said, but it doesn't matter that the camera in jesse's are not out yet. are lions of fighting and can go very thought. what was it was a girl? i think things will go well. the jersey said, just the background, know, so we are there for the game for the moment. so we trust our president somewhere later, former play and alfred russian president sanctioned the switch expert, say his looking to the future. if the who met the little girl come on, then when 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 world football where it was. and only samuel echo can do that . most of the money, whatever they're wearing your camera was target remains to say, go deep into the knockout stages of the tournament and do it in style. i'm it, it, reese al jazeera aaliyah cameron is full support. that one she has cynthia gave out

as i read this update on the latest my think the official program will communication from contreras football, governing body like a full that is currently headed to buy some legal fees or maybe more that the keep its winnable launched in cameron's capital c t i won't 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 come to room. the long wait a canada's national side is almost over. it's been 36 years since they last played out. a woke up and now it's just a matter of weeks until they get that torment underway against belgium. their success has seen the sporting landscape, their experience, a seismic shift. jody 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 cap. much of this success is down to the influence of coach john herdman. john herdman has brought so much confidence through 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. at the debris told to give back something to jennifer, the gemini, give it to me, you know, new life, new everything. experts thank 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 guitar with excitement not felt in a generation. jodi vance al jazeera, vancouver,

canada face bow. jim crow shambrika in category i spoke to you at format canada. go, keep at craig forest about his country's chances of getting pasta grapes. h absolutely, i do. i mean, my heart tells me they're going to get out for sure. then my head tells me is going to be a difficult job opportunity for them, but they certainly have the capability of doing that. so they could lose 3 in a row, they could get out of the group. it's really the unknown. a lot of these players and a lot of those. so these guys in this squad, with the international side of things to play. most of the ridge, national games against conquered cap regional teams and not so much the international side of things. european south america, they did have a friendly recently against uruguay, which the last who nel, and they play pretty well. but they learned a lot of lessons from a top quality opposition. so it's going to be interesting to see how they cope against opposition better than they've ever played before. there were $64.00 matches at this wild cough out there. it will be following the action every step of

the way. the way is nearly over the world's best bowlers are having to katara for the middle east versus world cup to exit. in close together, pan has more than one day working right at the action stories, but it says that coverage to the competition. live in doha and around the world. $32.00 teens is $64.00 days, but only one winner. the category 2022 world hop on al jazeera and lay drama in the champions. aid with ben feca relegating appear street a 2nd in that group. only moments ago. that's it. from me, it's back to mary. i'm in london. thanks very much. that's it than he is. i'll see you very shortly. with more the day's news. ah

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