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south africa's governing body is discussing president syria. wonderful, says political future after he's a king of misconduct. and in walk up use england and france off to the quarter finals with some high school. ah, thank you very much for joining us. so a price cap on russian oil has come into effect. the g 7, e u, and australia have set the price paid for russian crude shipped by c at $60.00 a barrel. it fame that light limiting moscow's ability to finance it's war in ukraine while avoiding disruption to the global market. the kremlin has rejected the cap while ukraine says it's too low and should be at $30.00 a barrel. at that price cap comes into effect at the same time as european union why bands on russian fossil fuels the u. g 7 and australia, where we used to ensure shipping funds that transport russian oil and above the

$60.00 a barrel cap. a g 7 provides insurance for 90 percent of the wealth congo n e. u is a major player in c freight russia to well 2nd largest crude exporter oil is currently selling for about $80.00 about well, let's speak to thomas a donald about all this is an energy analysts and lecturer at haiti school of governance. and he's joining us from been in thank you very much for being with us on al jazeera. so this price cap at $60.00 about is meant to put more pressure on moscow over its invasion of ukraine. first of all, what impact you see it having on rush as income rush as economy in the short and long term? well, a thanks for having me this morning. oh, there is this question as you ask on the impact on russia, but it's also the question of the market, what it, what were the americans doing when they came up with this idea? but on russia, in the media, it won't have a big impact on what they receive for bureau because they're already receiving

about this are a little bit below this. ok. now the thing is, um they have to ship their oil farther from little a shipment from the baltic, the baltic sea port to can't go to europe, now has to go all the way around to india or china. and that's $34.00 times as far as going to cost a lot more money. take a lot more ships and the ships are going to countries that are under the price care . then they can't be assured in the european union, which means it'll be fairly complicated for them. so there's a lot of extra cost. but this is a big headache for russia in the short term about the same amount of oil. we'll get to india, china, maybe turkey as well, but then going forward, this is something, this is a tool and instrument that the west will be able to use to really squeeze brush as time goes on. but what are the possible unintended consequences? a knock on effect on the global energy sector. well, okay,

as you know, well from the report, there's a lot of so many factors right now. there's china being down, there's recession coming. there's these cap, so it's a fairly chaotic situation. and i think for example, opec realizes that, and they're willing to sit back right now and not change their quarters. and let's see how things develop. i mean, there's quite likely, recessional continue in developing in the you maybe united states. so you know what could have gone wrong from the american point of view from biden's point of view, and janet yelman's, especially at the treasury department when they were freight is when this came into effect. all that russian oil not going to european union would not be on the global market because they wouldn't be able to get insurance for ships to go elsewhere. almost all the insurance comes from the country is companies there and they were afraid. this would have been a tremendous shock, taking so much oil off the market, the price could have spike regardless of a recession, regardless of china,

demand being down. so this has been successful so far. it looks like what the americans are trying to do, how much it's going to squeeze russia farther down the line that depends on how this is used now by the european union and the g 7. how they change the price in the future. right? and so, and thomas, what about europe, how much progress is, is europe making to find a long term solution to replace ration, energy, devil? well, okay. oh, it's a, let me just say as i've been saying for a long time, long term, there's no question. this can all be replace your job ahead. the world is swimming in oil, whether it's from franky united states, whether it's in the middle east, you know, there's, we honor there, serena pumpkin, come on line. there's huge amounts of oil. they just need strong signals that the price is going to be reasonably high for some years. and all that gets develop. so in the short term, however, which is more what we're talking about here, you know, really 90 something percent of all this had already taken place in europe. a week

or more ago all the traders knew that this oil traders knew this was coming and were already buying oil from other places. so yes, they kind of quickly at the end, some countries stocked up on russian oil. they got around the ship in time and it'll take a month or so to get there. but really, this had all been pretty well priced in. contracts going forward had already been made to replace the soil. so in the short term, i don't see the shock in europe. thank you so much for talking to us about this. it was very good. he thought thomas and donald joining us. they live from berlin to be here. thank you. a socks in asia have raised in following the relaxation of china is strict cove. at 19 roles the move suggest a jane is taking a more pragmatic approach to the virus up to widespread anti lockdown protests. restrictions imposed under the 0 covey strategy have been laid for a shot downturn in economic growth this year. in other world news,

a car bomb has exploded in nor then syria injury one person. it happened in the city of commissioner, and it comes as tension grows on the border with tech key, which has been targeting kurdish fight as it blames for an attack. any sample last month, at least 2 people have been killed during anti government protest. st. southwest and syria. demonstrators are angry about the rising cost of living fuel shortages and power cuts. nick toxic has more. this panic and chaos in the center of sway their deafening volleys of gunfire as people run for their lives. a brief lull allows locals to help some one injured and carry him to safety. then more gunfire. a military vehicle in claims in the background of the bomber earlier chanting demonstrators, frustrated by rising prices, power outages and water cuts stoned the governor's office and set it on fire. the

building was empty. at the time the calling for the removal of president bashar allah said a poster of him displayed outside the building was torn down and ripped to pieces. many voiced their frustrations. 6 oppression and poverty have killed us. there are those whom we respect and honor among great people who are not satisfied with what is happening now. the town has largely escaped serious 11 years civil war. but it citizens haven't been afraid to take to the streets. anti government protests took place in 2020, and again in february this year, state media reports condemned the actions of what they call outlaws. but with inflation above a 130 percent, the anger seems unlikely to subside any time soon. make talk, speak al jazeera sedans, military rulers, and the opposition forces of freedom and change are due to sign a deal to end

a months long. political stand off the agreement will pave the way for the establishment of civilian vol and elections. sudan has been without a functioning government since october last year when the military ceased power. where let's take a look at some of the key elements of this agreement of the transitional government will be led by civilians, not the military political group such signed. the deal will show as a prime minister. the transitional period ends 2 years after the prime minister is appointed, as special council will manage the office of the presidency, ministers and lawmakers will be appointed to serve during the 2 year period. and the agreement calls for a view of the 2020 piece deal signed by sedans, government and rebels. let's bring in our correspondent hip morgan in khartoum. he was so how is this agreement for his being received on the ground? well there are different sides who are looking into this agreement and not all of them are on the same page. you have the forces of freedom and change coalition,

which has described this agreement as it break through and that it bears away for a civilian government, which has been the demand of millions of sudanese. and then you have other political parties to coalition, specifically those lamps coalitions. and then you have the forces of freedom in change, democratic coalition. now those are political parties that have called for the military to take over power in the 1st place and resolve. the previous transitional government been described does deal as being exclusive, and that it does not include many political parties and many other sides. then you have the resistance committees, these are neighborhood committees around the country who have been organizing protest since the military took over power and have been calling on political parties not to negotiate. so they've described this agreement as something against what they've been demanding. but here in this hallway, the signing will take place. you have the uh, political group of the force of freedom and change coalition would say that this will allow for further negotiations between them. and those were rejecting the deal

to pave way for a complete civilian rule. and so how likely is it that this agreement will be implemented, given that, that the previous one wasn't really respected? well, this is something that we have asked political figures here. how sure are they that the military will abide by the agreement this time. and they say that because this time before the freedom of change coalition, i'm of the only ones on board. so there's sure that it will be stronger than the ones as before. then there's also the other international and regional actors who are trying to get this deal in place. you have the african union, you have the regional i guide and the united nations as well as other countries, such as the troika, the e u, the united in the united states, and the u. k. all of them trying to make sure that so down returns back to its civilian transition. this is what political parties say is a guarantee that the military, this time will not take over power and is often of the transitional government. but then this is what concerns the people on the streets. the protesters who have been

taking to the streets for months. now they say that they're not sure that the military will not take over power. so they say any guarantees, whether it's from the regional or international. claire's is a weak one, considering the fact that the military has taken over par before. and that if they do wish to do so, they could do so again, thank you for that update. even morgan live there in carto. ah. the family of brazilian football star police says he is not in end of life care. the legendary player was hospitalized on saturday with a lung infection. the 82 year old has been receiving chemotherapy as he battles, colon cancer. his family says he has been well enough to watch, woke up games, and he'll be released when his condition improves. meanwhile, is day 3 of the knockout stages. here at the woke up in japan, phase corporation. the 1st game of the day that match will be played at alj, a new stadium at 1500 hours g m t later at 90 g m t 5 time champions. brazil take

on south korea at stadium $974.00. sunday night saw england and france through the quarter finals after convincing wins french strike. only vizier who led his side to a 31 victory over poland. g whole made history as francis tops cora with 52 goal, surpassing cherry on his record of 51, the other game. so england knockout synagogue 3 mill now along with football fans have been soaking up some of the local culture here in catalyst. go live to al jazeera lexia, brian at the national museum here in doha. tell us about what's been happening, where you are, lexi well, the festival in motion is now underway. you may be able to see some dancing over my shoulder. this is a global dance and music program taking place in dozens of locations across cutter, making the most of some of cotton. most significant architectural landmarks here is

the national museum. opened in 2019 and designed by architect john new val it to model the days at rows which are clusters of crystals and minerals that i found here and cut because of the dry sort of sandy landscape. and this program is the brain child of shakeyla massa, who is the sister of the me a but more importantly, she is the chair woman of cut to museums. and her brief was, i want you to create a series of programs of ass and dance and music that are not already inspired by catherine culture, but also the architecture and the landscape that we have here. so the dozens of performances over the next 30 days are taking place here at the national museum, but also along the coordination at the museum of his line. i got at the bar and near a fort in the desert where there is a striking mirror installation. and another area of the days at the creek where there is an incredible sculpture by richard sarah. so dozens of performances over

the next, 13 days old, free old to try and celebrate catherine culture and get the visitors who are coming to see more of some of those more unique locations, football and culture. what else can you ask for, lexi? thank you so much. for that lexia brian live there at the national museum in kut. and still ahead on the shell, the you case winter discontent. tens of thousands of essential workers prepared to walk off the job. ah. that was the ne monsoon tucks in with a strengthening wind. it's really been in house, in the depths of showers and thunderstorms quickly. in southern thailand, there are still warnings out for flooding. in certain times you can see the results in the forecast is it develops into a potential circulation in the bay. bang go. but let's leave that. let's go back

through southeast asia, down towards australia, where the story of rain is sort of gone away now. it's now more of summer heat or temporarily the loss of some heat as that brief cushion of cold damage it down to the low twenty's in adelaide, melbourne, and cambra, but bridges up to $35.00 new fact. the whole of this northern half the constant is getting hotter and hotter. and of course with the sun comes out, you try to do the same for the south. the wind tends to counteract that, particularly in tasmania, per se, doing all right, fairly steady, low thirty's, but the real heat is in land. 45 birds fill up in kimberly we're approaching 40 as well. and that's reflected if you just put on the amount of australia that's in the red moment in new zealand, whereas will up and down, of course, isn't it? it's an up day on tuesday. the temperatures are up to about $22.00 in christ church, but it's cloudy. with a few showers, that means go down again. well below average once more, again, with sunshine and showers,

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you're watching al jazeera ly, from doha reminder of our top stories of price cap on russian oil has come into effect. the g 7, e. u and australia has to have the fi, speed for russian co chipped by c to $60.00 about to limit moscow's ability to find it more in ukraine. so don's military rulers and the opposition aren't you sign a deal to end a month long political stand off the agreement will have to wait for the establishment of civilian and the next and a car has exploded in a town in northern mysteria, one person was injured it comes as tension grows on the border with chicky, which has been targeting kurdish fighters. it made for an attack. any sample last much as get more on that story now and speak to cynical seal law was at correspondent. she's in kelly's, near the tacky syria border, said in festival, what more you hearing about this comp for well, the tension inside northern syria continues with both the perch is side and the se

upside to retaliate against each other. over the night. we heard that the, the f targets at the outskirts of a turkish bays in the country side of a lead for alba and through care responded to. 1 and their c f size, and s c, f media reported that tricky targets at the where the syrian forces were deployed their arms held refund area. there was this a car explosion inside obviously as for the boys, gf, media. and the reason for the explosion was an i e. d. so far dfcs hasn't given any details about the explosion, but these are what is going gone underground. on the other hand, it just an hour ago ago, we heard turkish media reporting that turkish mother 3 conducted an a strike, a drawn attack. yes, i see a size and killed one of their see a specialist in charge of i'm

a saw region. so this is what actually a c f leader muslim fall bond, is that in his opinion, abuse on one of the west. another saying that truth is sorry, good saying it's command ship just one more detail. according to the f media, a russian mother to plane landed in comedy and as for dale, my are the media pro. iranian media. alexander cycle is in the plane a here that he left her may, may a raise and arrive and come to see it to talk about later. civil elements in the region, including the air, turkey as a potential around the fence. there are. and what's the latest on that land, turkish and o. opperation in northern syria. well, according to the sources on the ground, so the military sources, i mean, everything is ready for a grand offensive just then order from the purchase, presence of the expected as he is the chief of command. on the other hand, speak as having spoken to the political as sources in the on crowd. they say turkey

is also trying to sort out the problem on through the flaw. my see if i talking to all sides, we are hearing that therapy asking is asking for the united states was partnered with se up in the fight against iso 2 o 2 to persuade them to withdraw 30 kilometers south of turkey as bore there. but as for the united states, that this does is not 30 kilometers, is there on that one in columbus and they are there had said earlier, they have never been informed by the you asked with 30 kilometers so unless as if with rows down to 30 kilometers south africa is for their group is the term and to conduct this round offensive. thank you for that. seen him cuz he had to live there in kill. his intake in north korea has fired more than a 100 artillery rounds in a military trailed south. korea's army says the shells were fired off it's east and west coast. some of them landed in a buffer zone near the sea borders. so says is a violation of a 2018 into korean agreement designed to reduce tension this year young resume

testing of its long range ballistic missile to south africa. now where a meeting of the top 6 members of the governing party is under way, present, settled on my posts, arrived a short while ago, african national congress leaders are discussing his political future. an independent panel found from a post and may have violated his oath of office. after failing to report the theft of millions of dollars from his font. i'm a jam june is in johannesburg, and has been speaking to people about the president's future. while many in south africa have been calling on president cyril rom, opposed to either resign or be removed from office because of this report by an independent panel that says he may have committed misconduct while in office. many are still supporting him. none more so than right here. this is the township of sweater outside of johannesburg. this is a strong hold for mister rom, oppose it. it's where he grew up. in fact, the street is in the neighbourhood where he spent his childhood. and everybody we've spoken with you to day says that the country is better off with him at the

helm. i see, he mustn't go. there isn't being i. when i look at every boy d in day, you know a government. since his stopped at every thing, it says that did it since he went in as a president. some other people did think there was no change, but we're so change as a good leader. he is, the face of agency is a face of south african government door, south africa here in sampson, which is the commercial hub, nitrous of johannesburg. but of all south africa. many we've spoken with say, mr. ramos, cause it should step down as president. they're deeply concerned about how at least $580000.00 came to be stolen from paula paula, the president's private game form. and the allegations that the president tried to cover up that theft, that growing political scandal has been dubbed, formed it. i think there's too much things, bedridden, norma, so as at this point,

i do think that she should be sort of his event, which is money gone, missing foreign currency, ollie's fall, absolute corruption, loaded corruption in the parliament. it, and our president just doesn't seem to do anything about it. for his part president, rama poser, continues to deny any wrong doing, says he will not resign. and is mounting a legal challenge to the findings of that report by the independent panel. her court in mozambique as deciding the fate of 19 people accuse in the country's biggest corruption scandal. the so called hidden debt scandal happened when state on company secretly borrowed $2000000000.00 with our parliamentary approval. it forced donors to cut funding, leading to currency class and debt default. former security officials and a son of a former president are among those convicted of various crimes ebony disappearance of hundreds of millions of dollars. a palestinian man has been killed by israeli

forces at a refugee camp in bethlehem. in the occupied west bank. the health ministry says the daisha camp was stormed at dawn. violence broke out and the young man was shot in the chests. at least 3 other people were h it not ukraine. white churches are face as the government looks for the pro ration activity. the orthodox church has deepened, historic ties to moscow as will we challenge reports from keith. the sunday service in the key perchance, collaborate the sprawling monastic complex of churches, ukrainian capital, and one of the holiest sites in eastern orthodox christianity. the orthodox traditions who believe as a united and worship in the kingdom of god. oh, on earth, things don't always work out that way. i owe 2

weeks back purchase, collaborate with rated by ukraine security service looking for pro russian activity other ukranian churches affiliated to the moscow. patrick kate have been search to him or her num all buddies responsible for ensuring national security must intensify, measures to identify and counter the subversive activity of rush and special services in the religious environment of grain speckled ukraine's orthodox church structure. his fractured traditionally, he was subordinate to moscow, bought in 2019 an independent ukrainian orthodox church, was recognized by orthodoxies highest authority in istanbul, and following russia's february invasion. the branch, still affiliated to russia, renown states, moscow ties. but suspicions of collusion remain president the landscape says he wants new legislation to safeguard ukraine's spiritual independence. but as

a growing danger of trampling ukraine's constitutional rights to religious freedom, worshippers apertures, glover insist they're loyal ukrainians. and there's nothing to hide here. jojo, russia is an aggressor, but if so, action is needed, but it must be done correct number, but there is no need to do these searches. it was to search for here the caller, but aren't you? this is bo eulissa, the security services. we have very politely, we have nothing against the guys. they did their job, they came, they checked, we show them everything because other than, oh said he usually who teaches of a lover, believes lawbreakers can be prosecuted without the need for new legislation. when you're there. oh, the state must ensure a quality by law without resorting to media spin, but at the same time, the state has the right and obligation to protect his territorial integrity. mike, if religious organizations adopt a particular idea that harms the state,

they must answer according to the law. the priest from oliver was arrested for supposedly leading a pro russian chance alleged anti ukrainian propaganda was seized in other church raids. oh, in wartime, loyalties are constantly questioned, and ukraine's leadership wants priests to show which side thereon rory shannon's how da 0 give. a british government may deploy the army to keep public services running this month. i send the thousands of workers gone strike. unions, accounting for pay rises and improved working conditions as people struggle with wising information. security guards are set to begin a 48 hours, stoppage wire. postal service and health care workers are planning to walk off the job later in december. arnica fab is the national lead officer at u night, which is the biggest union in the u. k. he says workers have no choice but to strike because of the rising cost of living. the people who are taking structure

have been, well actually, i'm very, ah, as well. we have members who are sleeping in cars because they call it the pixel. got to work, we have member who i haven't been on i'm going to say members, i'm a nurse working in hospitals. i haven't been on the realities that they might be the result of a cost of living crisis where workers comp make me richer while companies are still making huge profits. and this is in the 6th richest country in the world, workers to take so long and he, so i so increasingly work as a thinking, why should i have to pay the price? but economic crisis is not of the making. oh, so improvement workers are willing will be involved, you know,

the $450.00 to speak over the last year election of our general secretary read winning. i am putting over 200000000 into the pockets for the members of the members have been post take. it's actually because i have not sure now for software, i think the big affected by what's going on in the economy. but just as importantly, now you know the caching. now the slang term goblin mode has been selected as oxford dictionaries word of the year. it's a type of behavior which is on a pot, and logistically, self endangered. indulge and i can't say that way lazy or greedy in a way that rejects social norms. 2022 is the 1st time the when it's been determined by a public vote. ah, so again, i'm fully back to go with the headlines on a price cap and russia.