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him late to the sour. ah, hello nato and poland have dismissed ukrainian accusations that russia carried out a missile strike on a polish village. they say the rocket that killed 2 people was likely fired by ukraine's air defense missile system. but the incident has ramped up tension among nato and g 7 nations. and so fears of the conflict spilling beyond ukraine's borders, shown a whole report from keith. this missiles trajectory had the potential to affect the course of the conflict as a whole. the war in ukraine seeming to spill over onto neighboring territory polish territory, nato territory. this witness personally knew both of the men who were killed. i ran over to the window because it was pretty close to 100 meters. i saw this monstrous

black cloud and a streak of terrible smoke. on the other side of the world and barley leaders of the g 7 and nato nations, convened an emergency meeting a missile attack on one nato country could trigger a collective response from the whole alliance. but afterwards, the u. s. president remained cautious. i found likely the minds of the trajectory at it was fired from russia. but we'll see. tuesday had seen one of the most intense russian missile bombardments of the entire war. schools of missiles hitting multiple ukrainian civilian infrastructure targets, leaving entire towns and villages without power. ukraine's air defenses in turn launching dozens of their own missiles to try to shoot them down. and that's why president biden and nato allies of being so careful. photos of the missile de bery in poland suggested came from an es 300 air defense system. russian made but used

by ukrainian forces and as an investigation by poland and its nato allies continues . the polish president has admitted the likelihood of what he describes as an unfortunate accident president and j. do to say it is highly probable that miss, i was in fact fired by ukrainian or defend moscow is denying any involvement and accused opponent of reacting historically to the incident. and russia has some support, even from one nato member. shannon yup. i have to respect the statements made by russia. it's significant for us that russia says they have nothing to do with this security court and has been thrown around the site to miss out strike release preventing media from getting within half a mile of the area. ukraine and it's western allies now insist that no matter who fired the missile, the death and destruction here wouldn't have occurred. but for russia's invasion of

ukraine. nato ambassadors have met in brussels defense and the deployment of more military hardware to the polish border high on the agenda, russian or not. the miss out that hit poland has ratcheted up the tension and greatly increased the risk of escalation. and we'll bring in jonah, now he is joining us from keith to tell us more about what the nato secretary general and the polish president has to say. well, supposing 1st essentially it was always going to be up to poland, the wronged country. if you like the victim in all of this on whose territory that miss orlando killing 2 of its citizens, it was always going to be poland cole to decide what to do next. and in particular, to decide whether to trigger formal consultations among nato members under article 4 of the alliance is founding treaty to try and come up with a unanimous response to what had happened. well, in

a press conference in the last hour and a half or so, i alluded to the photo government, the president and the prime minister say that it may no no longer be necessary to trigger article for consultations. and just to repeat the comments made by j due to the, the miss out, he said, was probably the results of an unfortunate accident. it is highly probable. he said that the message which was russian made was fired by you, created a defense. there were no grounds as far as the published government were consent to believe it was an intentional or to attack or launched by the russian side. and that a view concurred with by nato ambassadors who were in emergency meeting in brussels during the course of the morning in the last hour or so jen stoughton. but the nato secretary general coming out, concurring with the polls. findings, are you creating defense? miss out was 5 to different to defend ukrainian territory. he said, the investigation continues, but nato allies agreed that there is no indication. the incident was

a deliberate attack. here his comments, our preliminary analysis suggest stopped. the incident was likely caused by a ukrainian air defense nissan. fired to defend ukrainian territory against russian cruz me saw attacks. but let me be clear, this is not ukraine's fault. rashaw bears ultimate responsibility. ah, it continuous, it's illegal war against ukraine. so i don't know how is this all going down in ukraine than and what's the ukranian version of events? well, we haven't heard an update from president zelinski yet. i'm sure we will in due course, but recall where we were on tuesday night in the sort of frenetic aftermath of the

explosions on the side of the border with native allies. some of them including lapierre, pointing the finger firmly at russia. the criminal russian regime said the lat, been ministry of defense, the father massaged directly nato territory. the ukrainian government seized upon that immediately president the landscape. warning this or saying that this was precisely what he'd been warning about for months. the ability of this war, the danger that this war would escape the bounds of ukraine only and taking countries in europe unimportant the nato allies as well. and his foreign minister giving a press conference on tuesday night, saying that this ought to spock an immediate collective nature response, including the provision of yet more and better defense equipment for the ukraine, including f, 50, and f. 16 jets. well, there is no rowing back instantly by ukraine from that position. what we have is comments from the head of the national security council. alexi done

a lot saying he wants ukraine to be brought into the investigation over what happened in poland. he wants to ukraine to be supplied with the information that nato is using to conclude that this was a ukrainian missile, and not a russian missile fired by russia. and he said that they wait details to be supplied. i mean, it's not hard to understand why ukraine isn't immediately rowing back from all of this. it is very much in ukraine's interest to use every situation they can. and this is certainly one of them to impress upon the west that this is a, this war is a danger, not just to ukraine and ukrainians, but to the why to region as well. thank you so much on a hall reporting from keith from hotel has more on the reaction from moscow nations . i've been denying this ad saying that, you know, they didn't even decide they didn't mean and they, they, they couldn't commit that mistake because they didn't want to strike at poland. so

the un mission russian representative of the un mission said that, but also said that this is a plot by ukraine, designed to draw nato countries into the conflict directly. also a state duma member. he said that, i mean, this is certainly a joint plot between ukraine and western intelligence agencies to create a scenario whereby nato can find excuses to send armies directly into your claim. we have also met yet as the deputy chairman of the national security council. he is saying that this is, this is a lot to not only to directly get nato into the war, but also to lead to a world war 3 in ukraine. so the actions are, are being very clear about it. but also we have this statement by the minister of defense quoted by tassels agency. and it is interesting in the saying that

on the 15th of november, that is, yesterday, tuesday, russia didn't hit one single target in key for the cost of ukraine as we know that some civilian neighborhoods have been hit yesterday. so they are implying here, but not only those 2 missiles, where a file it by ukrainians into poland, but also you claim has been targeting its own civilian population, whether on purpose or by leaders of july 20 nations are departing. indonesia, after several days of meetings, overshadowed by the war in ukraine. despite the rifts within the group members were able to put together a joint operation. jessica washington reports from the g. 20 summit in bali. even in this idyllic setting, this new reprieve from the crises. these leaders face as they too had a mangrove forest indent bizarre away from the formality of the g. 20 summit itself,

a chance for reflection and quiet conversations on more pressing matters far from bali and the more were one the world jem. together the g. 22 urge de escalation. russia continues to all issue, escalating you right? while were made earlier, the u. s. president called an emergency meeting up to 2 people were killed in explosions in holland over night near the border with ukraine. he was joined by leaders from japan and nato countries. a defense alliance, which also includes poland. i'm make sure we figure out exactly what happened. he also said, preliminary findings suggested that miss isle was not fired from russia. even in the absence of the russian president, the warn ukraine has overshadowed the leaders summit, taking focus away from issues on the official agenda like health care and renewable energy. the leaders declaration issued at the end of the summit said most members strongly condemned to the war in ukraine and stress. it is causing immense human

suffering, hurting growth, increasing inflation, and heightening food shortages. it also called for the continuation of a deal said to expire this week, which allows grain blocked at ukrainian ports by russian ships to be exported. the issuing of a declaration in this context was hailed as an achievement for intonation diplomacy . the communicate with release today is substances, it's comprehensive, it's action oriented, and it was by no means assured. and i think the president and his team does of enormous praise for leadership that they've demonstrated over the year. but especially over the past few days, they, the host said goodbye to his high profile visitors, perhaps relieved that summit was more successful than many had expected. jessica washington, odyssey ra. plenty more head on the als is there a noose are including hundreds upon gleese lead to the eastern city of goma. fearing a rebel advanced a former canyon president of work and the attempt,

a peace mission were about an hour from the glistening skyscrapers of habit. the view here couldn't be any more different over there. these, the arriving gulf behind me kilometers of june. come on, let's go for a drive. we hit the desert june south of capital to find out what world cup can do for thrills outside of matches the stories coming up with joe in 4th. ah, the 1st the former us president donald trump is announced. he will run for the job again in 2024, but the republican party is not united behind him. and many candidates back by trump. last and last week's mid term elections. and he has a potential rifle, florida governor rhonda sanchez, who was re elected by a big margin last week for nero de reports from outside trump's estates in west palm beach, florida. this will not be my campaign. this will be our campaign

all to go. it was the announcement former president donald trump made despite advisors suggesting it wasn't a good idea coming in order to make america great. a glorious again i am to night announcing my candidacy for president. ah, it was also the announcement. his supporters had been waiting for outside moral lago. only a few dozen trump supporters were out, but they had plenty to say he still or president. he never can. he never stopped it just unfortunate that things took place the way they did, but he never took concession. he still is the president. he still is the commander in she. no one respects the current president. ah, world leaders think of him as week i mattress, not the man we need right now. the republican party was hoping that a red wave during mid term elections would solidify their standing in the 2024 presidential election. but many of the congressional candidates that trump backed,

including those and key states, lost in a stunning fashion. he's facing multiple investigations on different fronts. congressional hearings are ongoing and to trumps involvement and the january 6 capital riots. liz cheney, a member of congress, who's on the investigating committee, says trump is detached from reality. it's also really important for people to, to look at what's happening and what he's doing. not just through a political lands bed and through the basic facts of his total dom, lack of fitness for office, he's unstable. he's also being investigated for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results and his handling of classified documents that were seized from his mar logos state. he also face a several criminal investigations involving his trump organisation love, and all that didn't seem to deter trump from standing in his resorts in west palm beach, florida,

and proclaiming that she is the only candidate the republicans should support that we will just spicy this unity with in the republican party over whether or not to support trump for president, he's still very popular with a lot of republican voters. it's a base that other republican candidates will definitely want to tap into. ron to santas just one, a landslide reelection, as governor of florida. he was once a trump loyalist, but is now increasingly seen as trump's biggest rival, for the republican nomination. and governor de santis is in violation of the oath of office what he claims. all the other people have done, such as with the buses still here in palm beach county where they make you were math that they're in violation will. so which trumps are wrecking ball in the system. i think that a lot of people agree that we can't trust the media anymore. i think that a lot of people agree that we can't trust the people in power anymore. i love from you also here the very 1st president to acknowledge black people also once an

ardent supporter, his former vice president mike pence, who had this to say, when asked if trump should be president again, i think that's up to the american people. but i think we'll have better choices in the future. the american have 2 years to decide who they want to leave the country next. but will the fragile republican party be able to come together to back the same candidate? there are still millions of americans who support donald trump and many others who want to see him go away. renee de al jazeera, west palm beach, florida. the latest inflation figures from the united kingdom show that rates have increased to levels last seen for that that go. its office for national statistics as the rate of inflation for october has risen to 11 point one percent. the spike has been blamed on higher cost of food and energy economist or warning. the cost of living crisis has become a full blown emergency you case finance secretary jeremy hunt is due to unveil

a new budget on thursday. let's make the person saying who's an economist of the center for economic and business research. he's joining us from london. welcome to our 0. so what is jeremy hunt need to say to be able to control this runaway inflation? well, thank you for about this. a huge, gloomy atmosphere you, me around me to the atmosphere and especially in the most of the me a lot of credit anticipation going on about what he said. and now there's a lot of speculation about the expectations in terms of you just so there's a lot of things that we kind of control. i think the biggest thing on the agenda will be edgy now, given that price guarantee as well. given that there's no confirmation whatsoever. what will be happening,

dependents need be supposed be supposed to be around the region to $44000.00 need them. and i think the addition, somebody regarding rebound energy cost, right? okay, so the bank of england, let me ask you this, the bank of england tradition, a response to rising inflation is to raise interest rates. but when inflation is caused by things like raising energy prices around the world, to what extent is there actually a limit on how effective u. k. interest rate raises will be and a lot of a lot of interest. we kind of demand but the fax machine going now my home energy and other sectors that they need to be wasted. i mean, i look,

i had to december 15th, that's when i understand the next interest rate decision will actually be will there be more rate hikes the bank of england me so happened. let me see what one for the next step, for sure. on on december 15 you think it's also interesting because of the nice in the us and also for the year we're going to send me some form of parity with me, a lot of which a lot more problems and accurate information on thinking or problems to consumers. and households in the u. k. just need to prepare for more pressure right now on their finances. is that what they have to look forward to the definitely so it's

not looking very mistake, especially given tomorrow around every once a week all across the board. it's going to be really happy to come to disposable and definitely the book right now, i believe. ok, thank you so much christian thing for joining us from london. time for the weather here is rob. australia's unusual spring weather continues, as i'm sure you know the 1st thing to notice the yes, coming from the south, which means the antarctic. it's is been cold. coconut for what looks like snow. it cabinet wasn't to think or grapple soft hail, but it still indicates colder. miss snowed properly. hatch lead in tasmania? yeah, remind you to spring. this is not a big story. that's just a hint there. the big story has been once again, floods, floods in new south wales. the town of forbes is one case in point. but if you follow the river laughlin it goes west to east than you will find flooding all

along. it, it has burst his banks. they've been doing that for last 2 weeks, more or less. so that's the current picture where the rain's been falling frequently and heavily. now the good news is it is stopped for the time being. the forecast the thursday is a dry one. temperatures are well below average by 5 or 6 degrees. she's hardly surprised, but the skies are largely clear. however, gathering in the west is the next system. during friday, it'll stretch through south australia to northern territories, sought develop some shower, so you think is it heading in the same direction? well, for the residence of forbes, it doesn't look so bad. the heavy rain is going to be for the sex. ah, let's get to the world cup news with joe, and we've been hearing from one of the top players ahead of the tournament. joe. that's right, doreen. yes, south korea captain, some hill min says he's competent. he will play a major part in cats as he continues to recover from injury. he was the last member

of his country going to arrive in doha. the ford wasted no time in a straight back in training after fracturing his left eye socket is no doubt fun is playing it. planning to play in korea's 1st matches here quite next thursday. bought it. i've been playing without missing any matches until the winter season. i've only been resting for the last 10 days. so this has been an opportunity for me to fresh my condition going through a surgery can ruin your body. but i was told my surgery went very well, i'm still recovering, but there shouldn't be any problems. i just, 4 days to go. might minutes building around though. ha, this is ecuador arriving at their hotel. they kick off the whole tournament in the opening game on sunday, against the host nation cat, across town at aspire park funds have been gathering to take pictures with the well cut trophy. it's usually cats at fif is headquarters in switzerland that has just

completed a $51.00 stop global tool going into this tournament. only 8 countries of ever won the world cup. just all excited to be here because your 1st time to ask to see the therapy. so he's regularly like amazing what we just have to see the trophy and getting around the world. cope with lots and lots of events going on with go to open it tomorrow. so we're really excited. well, funds are beginning to arrive in cath, i had a kickoff, they'll be saying in all sorts of accommodation from hotels, to cruise ships and fun villages, alexia bryan has been checking out. some of the options in the desert with were about an hour from the glistening skyscrapers of dough habit. the view here couldn't be any more different every day. it is the ripened gulf behind me kilometers of june lamp dartford drive.

with his day that is hugely important, not only the visitors, but also those of us who live here because you can go during bashing, we can go style gazing, you can pick a june, take a trail and just see where you end up one of the best things though is camping and sound like the 1200000 visitors who are hitting into for the world cup are actually going to stay at a did the camp. so we're gonna go and check one of them out. we have $96.00 them, 16 clusters for the inventory is distributed between the lots and a standard with the locks or more with the services of a hospital, they would be having the breakfast buffet,

they would be having wholesale, barbican, i happening with you do end up coming and staying at a camp like this, can learn a bit about come to re culture. and when you're not at the gate, you've got the rest of the day that to explore well, still plenty of work up needs on the way later this hour, including netherlands, coach louis van haul on his team's chances in katha and defending champions from adult. another injury blow with when does they get top scorer, christopher and cuckoo. limping out of the tournaments. ah, a korea reporting to the world here. one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. a certain stories can change us, meaning,

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a again, the sub stories on the algebra news, our colon and nato say the miss all attack that killed. 2 people on the eastern border was unintentional, unlikely, caused by ukraine's air different. but nato chief n thornburg says russia ultimately bears responsibility. the u. k. is announced this inflation rate for october has risen to 11 point one percent. it's an increase the level last 40 years ago. the spike has been blamed on higher costs, the food and energy. the former us president donald trump is announced he will run again for president in 2024 trumps earlier than usual announcement, as seen as a move to discourage other republican contenders. like florida governor from a librarian flag oil tanker pacific sir con has been struck by an exploding drone off the coast of oman. the vessel is operated by singapore base eastern pacific

shipping companies own by is really billionaire don, offer their company reported only minor damage to the vessels hole and says there was no spillage of cargo or injuries among the crew. timothy hawkins is a commander and spokesman for the us naval 5th fleet. he told us on the phone. so just facts are not new, but are still highly concerning. we have seen historically attacks against merchant shipping. in fact, around 2019, we saw increased threats to freedom navigation for merchant mariners transiting in international waters in the middle east. and we responded by establishing a multinational maritime partnership to, to reassure and deter these type of events. our biggest concern is any d stabilizing maritime activity that takes place in the surrounding waters because they are vital to global trade. it is why we maintain an international presence,

especially here the strait of her move and the bab alman deb. it is also why we have strength and expanded our multinational partnerships. well, our next steps is to continue doing what we've been doing and that is to maintain a persistent presence that is to work with our regional partners in our international partners. and in patrolling the nearby waters in and also working with commercial shipping to ensure that they have the information they need to continue transiting these critical waterways safely. tonya, former president, to who are kenyatta, is urging warring sites in the democratic republic of congo. to start talking, he visited a camp of displaced people in north key to the conflict between the congo. the soldiers and m. 23 fighters has moved closer to go. mom,

the congolese government has repeatedly accused rwanda of backing the rebels and allegation it denies. malcolm web has the latest from the eastern democratic republic of congo, m $23.00, which is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda. although rwanda denies it has been fighting with congress east forces on 3 fronts, one to the north of its territory, one to the west. and we've just heard that the town is tongue from 3 different military sources has been taken by am 23 rebels. and 23 has said the same con, believe me spoke, person hasn't confirmed if the town is fallen, though not phase of people hearing goma that another front, coming from the western side, could enable the m 23 fighters to encircle the city of goma. meanwhile, fighting is continued in cuba, about 20 kilometers to the north of here, and 23 group took the city of gamer in 2012,

withdrew the following year. and then was defeated by congo liaison forces with substantial international support which this time they don't have. nasa has successfully launched into giant rockets which will take the art of us one mission to the moon beyond man mission as a test journey ahead of a plan to have humans walk on the moon again. in 2025 furnace smith reports $3.00 to $1.00 boosters indication and lift off of autumn is one we rise together. this is the 3rd time. lucky for nasa's optimist project after technical problems and hurricanes stopped to previous launch attempts at the ryan space cracked. it's a test flight if it succeeds than in a couple of years, they'll be accrued flight around the moon followed by a loon, a landing of astronauts. we also need to test the technologies to send humans into deep space and to the moon and then beyond to mars. so there's really,

there's big scientific reasons to go back to the moon. there's big technological reasons, go back to the moon. this is the most powerful rocket nasa has ever built and it's signal to change and erection for the u. s. space agencies. human space flight program. after the 6 apollo missions from 969 to 72. since then, not as focused on low earth orbit with space shuttles and the international space station. it's the beginning of the next era. it's beginning of building on all the lessons of apollo and taken them even farther. bringing the lessons that we learn on this mission. both back to earth and also applying to even deeper space exploration going on to mars, answering some of humanities, most fundamental questions there. the iran capture will, will be on a 25 day flight before one of its biggest tests. that your ability of its heat shield, which needs to withstand re entry friction temperatures of 2760 degrees celsius. ultimately, nasa wants to establish a base on the moon as

a stepping stone to even more ambitious human voyages to mos burnett. smith al jazeera, i speak to jessica moore has a nasa astronaut joining us from the kennedy space center in florida. welcome to al jazeera. what are you most excited about for this mission? this is an incredibly exciting day. i think the biggest piece of the excitement is the fact that this launch has kicked off the entire nasa campaign. we were all waiting for this. we needed this 1st. steph, as everything that we do here at nasa is incremental. so now we are literally on our way to the moon and the next mission will carry nasa astronaut on board as well as international astronaut. so an incredibly exciting time for us. yes. so this is a test flight and if it succeeds, as you're saying, then there will be a crude mission. but why is it that astronauts were not send this time around really just for safety. you know, we want to make sure that we test every system on board that capsule and every

system on board that rocket before we put humans on top just so that we can make sure that things are safe and reliable. and we are ready to go. the heat shield that was mentioned earlier in the broadcast, this is the 1st time we've tested this version of the heat shield. and that is the one element that will protect the astronauts as we're coming back into the atmosphere, literally burning up and protected only by that heat shield. so we really need a robust test. we need to have that capsule recovered and then be able to analyze that heat shield to make sure we are ready to put the put the crew on board. right . okay. got it. and how does this new artemus program differ from the apollo program? it's different in many ways, you know, it's been 50 years since the apollo missions. we had entirely different technology . now we will be going together representing more of humanity as we launched the 1st women and the 1st people of color to the moon. we're going to entirely unexplored regions,

so we have different scientific potential as well. so there are a lot of similarities as we returned, but a lot of differences and advances as well. okay, we do is see the best of luck. thank you so much for speaking to us from the kennedy space center. just come here. thank you. thank you. iraq judiciary, a sentence 3 anti government protests to death. they faced several charges including killing a policeman and staging war against the establishment. nearly $900.00 people face the death penalty for taking part in protest after the death of 22 year old master . many until these custody and the strength to mark the anniversary of the 2019 cracked on a protest and now answered its 2nd day thurston jabari has more from there. currently, 2 narratives going on in this country, one is from the official state news agencies affiliated with the establishment. and another is from various human rights group. and loggers really that are working

with the demonstrators at the official line, is that these demonstrations that have been ongoing and are being fueled by outside forces. now, according to the official from the police force in the country, there were 3 deaths of why, of security forces across the country. and there were also reportedly 3 deaths of protesters last night in curtis and province. this is, of course, as a result of those calls that came to commemorates the demonstrations that took place 3 years ago as a result of fuel hikes that were announced overnight in 2019 that saw people pouring out onto the streets and security forces and responding to those demonstrations and the human rights group saying over a 1000 people were killed in the span of a week, which authorities never really verified or confirmed. we have seen over the past 24 hours is certainly a number of demonstrations and protests taking place. late in the evening, as well as various points in the capital that we have not seen demonstrations

taking place, sunday's bombing, and stumble as being seen by some as a set back for the government of turkey. which has repeatedly said it has won the war against what it calls terrorism. it's not only facing what could be a new security challenge, but there may also be political ramifications as they know how that reports from stumble. it shattered the piece and threatened years of stability. sundays bombing on is to close street in the center of a sample brought back memory of a turbulent pat. there is defiance. crowd have returned. the authorities in turkey are blaming their long time enemy the outlaws, british group, the p k. k, which has denied any role, but some believe there was a political message. didn't miss smith this can negatively affect the upcoming elections. terrorism will cause tension on the election process and focus on the southeast will be intimidated. the democratic process will be taken hostage because

the se, turkeys kurdish heartland where the state is fighting a years long conflict with the p k. k. it's also where the majority of the kurdish population lives. their vote will be important if not decisive in the presidential and parliamentary elections next june. that's why the largest pro kurdish political party, the h d p, is being ported. not just by the opposition. in a major break from the past, the governing act party members of the countries 3rd largest party. for a long time now, our party and partner in the alliance, they may be having now the thing, any contact made h d p because of their ties with the terry organization p. k. and you know, they were criticizing the opposition about having implicit dialogue with this part

sundays attack may make, it's hard to, to continue that dialogue as part of an election strategy. the m h p is calling for the closure of h d p, describing its members as separatists and terrorists. the bombing has created a new political atmosphere months ahead of an election. many se could be president or the guns, toughest battle he has lost some support. the economy is in trouble and while the government has been proud of its campaign to eliminate what it considers the p k k security threat at home and the neighboring iraq and syria, further attacks like sundays, could undermine that. are the guns critics see an opportunity for the governing party to rally nationalist support ahead of the vote? but for now, security is what is on the minds of many here santa for their elders. eda estoppel colombia is 1st left us president. gustavo petro has marked his 1st 100 days in office. he's maintaining the approval of half of the population,

but economic challenges forced him to moderate the ambitious reform plans. he had campaigned on, alexander and petty reports from bogota, supporters of gustavo pay through march to bogota, to mark a 100 days of the country's 1st ever let this president kendra gave me some a faith that was loftier ambitions, have been quietly dialed back as the government faces the realities of soaring inflation in a gaping fiscal deficit before doze. here picturesque promise of change remains intact. if i'm only content with some look, we're very happy with what has been accomplished in these 100 days that he's trying to fulfill what he has proposed. obviously some things need to be revised, but we remains that past that change can be achieved in order to ensure govern ability and try to assuage market fears. pay through us managed to build a broad coalition in congress with the tradition with parties. he often criticized . but amend dotted locust, d c. associate last strategy got allow him to pass

a $20000000000.00 fiscal b raising taxes on fossil fuels in the rich to find in social programs. he's also instituted at total peace law to start negotiations with the all remaining give him paramilitary groups in the country and an unprecedented deal with colombia, powerful cattle ranching association. 2 by 3000000 actors of land to redistribute for farmers home, followed the press conference and wednesday, surrounded by his cabinet. petro presented a list of 50 achievements. he says, point towards greater political and social justice political see the then the politics today are not divided by left and right divisions among policies that empower life. and those that are english. it and foreign policy has spearheaded an international campaign to change drug policy and fight climate change while also restarting relations with neighboring venezuela. after years of tension. but his government also faces growing criticism on his economic messaging. his ministers,

making contradictory announcements about ending oil and gas exploration, which many observers blame for the fall of the local currency, the peso against the dollar. petro is doing the job that he was elected to do. he did campaign for changes, and he is proposing new ideas. what i don't like is, is governments announcements on the economy and how they intend to manage the economy. they, they change every day, the government's policies on the oil sector on new contracts on exploration, have caused markets to world wind. but despite these base them out to the ratings to remain strong with half the countries supporting its administration in both, that's 20 points higher than a predecessor at this point. which means phase of sale has a large political capital to spend as it tries to expense and transforming one of the most unequal kind of 3 centers from them. as just the fashion,

the international, many of the red cross to trucks carrying medical supplies have now arrived in ethiopia. steger, i region, it's the 1st humanitarian aid deliveries and to cease fire agreement was signed between the government and rebels. earlier this month in his 1st comments since the truth prime in truth prime minister, i'll be asked my promise to implement the deal, honestly, thing it's necessary to ensure sustainable peace. the true seems to end 2 years of conflict that has devastated the region, killing thousands of people, and displacing millions. to that i don't, i don't know. what we saw into great is that people want to live. they went water, that they want electricity and food. we saw that they do not have any problem with that. what i'm hotter and my brother's in connecticut, if we can continue like this, i think it will be nicely. so let me, my paul, i won't piece up and i'm happy that peace is coming, but i want to do all i can to make sure that this piece remains intact. from

patrick usa is the regional director for africa at the international committee of the red cross. he says the medical supply delivery is a welcome 1st step towards the implementation of if you piece deal the talk. so need delivered. 40 tons of medical items, emergency medicine, but also surgical equipment to help cover the immediate needs of thousands of people in the region. a very welcome 1st step towards the implementation of the deal which, which is an important vector to bring more social services back to mckinley and the to region. it was quite mean very difficult to see the resumption of the cities that said the teams of the i c. and the camera across have been providing emergency assistance in the most effective areas of tea. right. and a far mostly focusing on improving access to water and sanitation, but also on the medical side of things. so quite intense in this service opening

would certainly be thought continue supporting more and more our field teams with much needed support. still ahead on the news our will continue our count down to the world's talk with joe. yes, sorry. and we make a trailblazer in capital who's getting ready to give the vincent fans and taste of the local culture. i'm the major tournament return for a player who suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch at the euro's details coming up up to the break. ah ah, with

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mounting up for defending champions frauds. they will travel the castle without the top score and the german league, christopher in cuckoo, before it has been ruled out of the world cup of straining his knee. going in for challenge with teammate edwardo. come a finger. it happened in france. his final training session before departing for the tournament. it's another blow for france who have several big names already missing. one of those is poor papa who was influential in there when in russia 4 years ago. did he had the chance side will also be without chelsea, midfielder, goler, county pers, ledger man defender pres, no campaign bay and majesty united center back rafael veran will travel with the team but is still recovering from a hamstring injury. france play australia in that opening game of the tournament, the suckers held the training session with faith of volunteers on wednesday. forward craig goodwin knows his team outside as that is still hoping they can spring a surprise against the holders. we should go out there with no pressure because we

are the on the dog and i think we have back. so police and we've shown along the way that horrifying. this broke off. we've been written off on, on many occasions in games. and we've been able to get it. i think we go, we report competence with how little there will be a talk game. while there's no reason why we can't show the world. denmark round out group de christine ericsson is set to be a key player for his team as he makes his return to a major tournament in, whitfield has suffered a cardiac arrest and had to be resuscitated on the pitch at uri 2020. at the time it looked like he never play again, but he since made a successful return to action. having had a special device fitted to control his hot ribbons, the netherlands arrived in cath on tuesday for their 1st well pub in 8 years having failed to qualify for russia in 2018. they play senegal in their 1st match. coach leave at home says lock and self belief will help his team at the tournament. i

believe that we are don't have the best place on her in i would be. but i believe we and dictates that we've also law. that is also important. and we've gotten bip and global, i believe in that much you can i speak about to be the will champion at the end of the white for the welsh team has been much longest 64 years since they last played at the world cup. captain garrett fail, let them off the plane and hopes he can guide them out of the group stage. their 1st matches against the usa on monday, and i also have to get post england and iran. england will be again, a climate sizing to conditions in dough, and they hold their 1st training session on wednesday, the school to hoping to go further at this tournament than they did in russia 4 years ago. on that occasion. they were beaten semi finalists. the 3 lines,

as they're known, will open our campaign against iran. on monday, rounds woke up coach colas carol says his play as a free to show support for protest in their home country. the must do so within the rules of the tournament, the players cover their national team badge during 2 games in september, which was seen as the phone support. iran has experienced weeks of public protests falling the death of women in police custody. everybody have the right with you guys. he used to bend your knees, indicate some of the people that read some people don't agree with that with the with his out of question with national phoenix with him on issues like that. and iran faced the usa on november, the 29th, the united states invited some migrant workers to join in with them at

a training session in doha, the international labor organization says reforms enacted in counter have improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of workers in the country and that this well cup is helped to quicken the reforms. process b, u. s. players were happy to meet those who helped put this well cut together. yeah . when i got the procedure already wanted to come with all you know, but i will go to see them and play with them. now sick were keith, the traditional market in catalyst capital. doha is the perfect place for fans to merced themselves in local culture. natasha can aim, went to get a taste of what they can expect. souk walketh is more than a century old. we are in the section of spices. this dried lemon when steeped in water mixed with honey makes a very nice hot drink. garlic. d lavender pomegranate,

these peppers and a popular snack food in this part of the world. sunflower seeds. during the rise of the shopping mall, countries lost interest in the soup. in 2003. a fire destroyed much of it. so in 2004, the government designed this new suit to preserve country tradition with a modern twist. during the world cup, this area will be bustling with activity. traders here are counting on it. i have this savory, sweet and bold, the smells, envelop you as you walk into the small kitchen of she shall moose this country. breakfast feast is served. no matter the hour. it features a bedouin bread made of flour and water called regard and flavorful stew called mer google sham silk isabella's restaurant in souk walk. it is also of landmark. she is

the 1st woman to own an eatery in cutter and the 1st to open a business in the soup. i daughter marcella. about a year. a model of hospitality and generosity are pillars of the country. traditions, women play a role at home when we open our doors and welcome our neighbors and visitors with tradition of food. here i will be assure representative of the country women. more than 20 years ago, cassava began pickling lemons in her back yard, and selling them via a word of mouth. then she opened a spy shop, and eventually this restaurant in 2014, along the way her entrepreneurial ambitions clashed with their families. ideas about a woman's place. 05 gone on in the past. as a conservative society, it was difficult for women to socialize with men. i was the 1st to bend the rule with some objections from my family. how good a woman work among men. cassidy's customers include the country, ruling family,

foodies and footballer, david beckham, her home style cooking in an arab coffee shop environment is a link to cutters roots. oh, i have the now corner. my main goal is to ensure that our cuisine lives on for future generation. it's batch of preserve re note kind of charles traditions not only for gut thirty's, but for visitors to our country, especially since got that is hosting the war. caught him over to my god. last summer cassandra launched an online store. now with these jars of spices and mixes, she can share a taste of cut our with the world. by hosting the 1st world cup in the middle east and a muslim country cut our is hoping to shatter stereotypes. yet it has faced an onslaught of negative media coverage and criticism that ranges from the treatment of migrant workers in the countries record on human rights to

a french cartoon depicting the cut, our football team as terrorists. the amir of katara has said, this is tantamount to an unprecedented smear campaign that borders on racist. the world cup has been touted as a way to bring countries together to remind people what unites us. cats are, is hoping fans will come, experience their hospitality, get a glimpse into their culture and leave with a more broadened view. and finally, belgians king has teamed up with his national site to get into the well cup spirit . they made this video which begins with coach. we're about to martinez getting busted for going through the kings. notes on the team is to martinez your majesty. i'm sorry. i've been to this is just a suggestion,

but i know or you're here. it's devil time. king felipe then takes a training session with the likes of kevin de bruna before revealing a tattoo of belgium as well champions. the team is qualified for 8 of the last 10 finals, but they're best finish with 3rd place 4 years ago. just hope that tattoo was a permanent one yet. well, that is all this book now. peter will have more later during. okay, joe, thank you so much and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we'll take a short break and we'll be back right up to that with much more of the days news, and all the latest headlines and all the latest world companies as well. thanks for watching. ah generation football hosts for the french captain, patrice abra, you live content because you keep chasing, waiting, waiting, waiting for an illuminating, open conversation. there are very few for orders that they can about child abuse.

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