this is the w.'s line from another shock resignation from the trump administration this time it's his ambassador to the united nations nikki haley she met with president trump white house to confirm her departure will leave at the end of the year also on the program saudi arabia says it will allow turkish authorities to search its consulate in istanbul a week after the disappearance of a dissident journalist c.c.t.v. image taken outside the building is thought to be the last public sighting of jamal khashoggi. good news for setting the west african country has won the right to host

the twenty twenty two games which will make it the first country on the continent to hold on electric fans. i'm phil welcome to the program administration has been hit by another resignation this time u.s. ambassador to the united nations and he highly she appeared alongside president trump at the white house to confirm the move but gave away a little about her reasoning was haley is one of only a few original trump appointees left in his team and will step down at the end of the. the u.s. ambassador's resignation took many by surprise. nikki haley and u.s. president donald trump haven't always seen eye to eye but addressing the prince after the announcement the two were singing each other's praises nikki haley

ambassador to the united nations has been very special to me she's done an incredible job she's a fantastic person that afternoon he was appointed to the u.n. post in november two thousand and sixteen prior to that she was the first female governor of south carolina. the forty six year old was seen as one of the most central figures in the trump administration last month she coordinated the president's second trip to the united nations including his first time chairing the security council as highly said surfing had been an honor but it was now time to move on i was governor for six years and we dealt with a hurricane a thousand year flood a church eating a school shooting of the mom and the comment and due to years of russia and iran and north korea it's been eight years of intense time and i'm a believer in term from think you have to be self was enough you know when you step on someone else to be the president trump made no indication as to who may replace

haley in the role and but he said he would make a decision in the coming weeks. let's get more from d.w. washington correspondent at marsh why don't. you having been to this administration . well she was one of the few prominent women in the administration and especially on the fall on foreign policy side she was one of the only women who had any sort of visible role and this is an administration that has shown we say not traditionally been very progressive on women's issues so she was very much a figure head of she was also one of the few moderate republican voices within the team she is not a trump acolyte she is very much part of the establishment as we heard she was governor for six years before she joined the team and she was one of the few people who could really speak her mind to the president who could temper his more hard line in parts. absolutely it seems that the senior staff didn't know this was

coming and even her own staff wasn't aware that she was going to make this announcement until this morning just before the news broke although the president heard did say that she had let him know about six months ago that she was thinking about making this move as she said she's a she's a believer in term limits she said she's done her two years it's time to move on and she was one of these people were sort of guess that maybe she would try to run against trump in the two thousand and twenty presidential election she has put that to bed it is unclear what's coming next for her although it is still very clear that she and trump have a very close relationship talk to us about the timing. definitely interesting timing here the u.s. has just wrapped up its turn as president of the u.n. security council for the past month and we also have the midterm elections coming up in a month this is something that's been hanging over the entirety of u.s.

politics for the past year if not more. this really does harken back to the old days of the tribe of ministration if we can call it that what it seems like you someone was resigning every other minute and it adds to this picture of the administration looking in unstable less than a month out from these elections so how does nikki haley's departure how is that likely to affect u.s. foreign policy. well this will somewhat be answered when we know who the next person is who's coming forward and there have been a couple names floated around in the pipeline nothing confirmed at all yet but there is some fear from the establishment from the left wing that whoever is picked next will not be as moderate as haley has been and will be much more of a hard liner which could in fact push the u.s. even further to the right on the international stage and make for less room for negotiation in these tough diplomatic circumstances so much for

a while since i think you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. officials expect eric and michael to be a major category three storm when it hits western florida on wednesday one hundred twenty thousand people have been ordered to evacuate low lying areas this is what the hurricane looked like from a cruise ship off cuba last night. a former vice president of guatemala is being jailed for more than fifteen years for corruption roxana ball deathy and twelve others were found guilty of organizing a fortune and government contract or you were in fact anti corruption commission system that got him on the prosecutors about that he still faces further charges. moscow says it will not comment on the report that identifies the second suspect in the script case investigative website katz says the man who entered britain under the idea of the alexander petroff was in fact an intelligence officer named alexander. last month betting cat identified the other suspect as another

intelligence agent. series of explosions have broken out at an arms depo in northern ukraine twelve thousand people were evacuated after the incident in the around one hundred seventy kilometers from kiev authorities also closed the air space around the site it's the second six major fire in three years training and. i suspected taliban suicide bomber in afghanistan has killed a candidate in forthcoming parliamentary elections as well as seven other people this is the latest in a series of attacks by bomb taliban insurgents opposed to the election. he says it will search the saudi consulate in istanbul say to investigate the disappearance of the journalist jim out because shogi was last seen entering the building a week ago so do with offices of granted permission following an international outcry was to can show he has been

a vocal critic of the kingdom and investigators believe he was murdered inside the building. this is where the shockey we seen for the last time a c.c.t.v. camera captured the moment when he entered the consulate the saudis say the fifty nine year old left shortly afterwards one week later they've invited turkish police to search the building but protesters outside the consulate suspect that the saudis spirited away. some arab officials and at the same time some turkish officials we've talked to have said that the possibility that he was killed is very very high one way or another he was taken somewhere else we want the details. because shockey case is a political tightrope act for turkey many opposition figures from the arab world have sought refuge in the country. on monday president. urged the saudis to provide evidence that shockey hard actually left the consulate. words alone weren't

enough he said. the affair is also casting a shadow on ties between washington and riyadh which was donald trump's first foreign destination after becoming u.s. president a key u.s. ally being accused of masterminding the killing of a refugee journalist right in the heart of istanbul isn't going to end well in washington i am concerned about i don't like hearing about it and hopefully that will sort itself out right now nobody knows anything about it this is a pretty bad story i do not like. a prominent critic of the kingdom's rulers had been in self-imposed exile since last year he went to the consulate to paperwork to marry his turkish fiance she waited in front of the building and never reappeared. what investigators focusing. well the key part of the

investigation is ceased to fansub belong to the saudi consulate and the stamboul one of them was visible in the last image of. entering the consulate now according to turkish officials there is his belief that those fans were used to spirit away the dead or alive from the consulate now turkish security forces are now scouring c.c.t.v. even images of these fans and ball is has some of the most extensive c.c.t.v. coverage around of any city in the world and turkey had does have very sophisticated software for identifying and using these images now they are putting all that expertise to fall used to find out where those plans went and who the people were using them and also another key part of the investigation is these fifteen saudi officials that arrived on the day of disappearance they arrived in two private jets and they were scheduled to stay several days at a hotel left the same night on the same private jets which flew to riyadh via dubai

and in cairo a lot of a lot of investigations on who those people were there is suspicion they could be part of some saudi team that was responsible for his this journalist disappearance or possible death although the saudis are insisting they have nothing to do with his disappearance this will be a difficult balancing act for turkey with saudi arabia being such a key regional player player. absolutely i mean both turkey and saudi arabia of two of the most powerful countries in the region they already have deeply strained relations which is having repercussions across the region so i think anchor realizes there has to play this quite carefully also saudi arabia is a key trading partner commies not include states in the shape at the moment so it will not want to jeopardize those trading links so ankara realizes it does have to tread carefully over this potentially explosive situation so do investigators still believe jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the saudi cultureless. well

this will these two officials who have over the weekend have pointed fingers saying that they believe he has been killed now that hasn't been repeated in public by any turkish official since in fact the turkish president regev type heard the one on monday did not repeat those allegations over them stressing that they do takes the situation very seriously also we've been hearing in some pro-government media there is a question he could be still alive now has to be said behind the scenes so officials also briefing foreign journalists they may believe the most likely outcome is that he was killed so there's a lot of conflicting signs of memphis images coming out at the moment and i think that's indication of how difficult the situation on kurds in jordan jones in istanbul thank you. and more than thirty schoolgirls in the indian state of bihar have been taken to hospital after being beaten with sticks by a group of boys it happened on saturday police arrested ten people this is the

latest in a series of assaults against women that are sparked outrage across the country we've blurred the girls' faces in the following the court to protect their identities. they've been doing what many children their age do playing outside for the schoolgirls fun soon turned to horror. they were attacked by a mob of boys from another school and according to local police the boy's mother. in all thirty four girls had to be treated in hospital aged between twelve and sixteen they were hit with sticks and i enrolled the reason a dead stand up to sexual harassment. that it was all writing bad things on the wall and when we told them to stop they started beating us. with the girl's hair was pulled out and some were punched so they have swelling and external injuries

nobody has any broken bones or internal injuries to the knee. the incidence is all the more shocking because it happened here at the go through run boarding school a school that caters to some of the area's poorest children. police say vulgar messages like these keep appearing on the school's walls the goals protestation and initially got rid of the boys by force but then the mob returned with reinforcements but it will be at the information gathered from the people there at the time was that the local boys were less in number and the girls were more a number like emma got there for the girls acted in self defense. the alleged perpetrators are imprisoned while please finish their investigation there is now also a big a security presence at the school but many say that's not enough they want more to be done to protect vulnerable girls in a country regarded as the world's most dangerous for women.

so you go on the right to hosting twenty twenty two youth games with a first time olympic event is held on the continent of africa the international olympic committee unanimously approved the west african coastal country in a photo during this year's youth games in brazil. it's time for africa seventy four was chosen ahead of course one a nigeria and tunisia after the i.o.c. confirmed in february that an african nation would be selected to host the next edition of the youth games a tournament which sees the world's best and brightest athletes aged fifteen to eighteen compete for junior olympic glory it's a probe moment not just the senegal but for all of africa. it will be a great joy for all of us to welcome all the young people of the world to africa to show them the beauty of the continent and share with them the african and

especially the senegalese hospitality that's what. we have an african phrase into it's more of a philosophy and it means i am because we are a team senegal i'd like you know that we will stand firmly next to you as you take on this journey and we will fully support you to deliver an amazing games in two thousand and twenty two because your success is our success so tickles capital city deco boasts a large youth population and it provided a visionary ambitious and technically sound project according to the i.o.c. well the city of the order and the coastal town of solly also sets a played key roles in the event organizers invision major economic and infrastructure improvements ahead of the games for many africans however a chance to play host to the next generation of sporting greats is the most exciting prospect of all. of football's world governing body favre has announced

a global strategy to increase women's participation in the game what it is to see the number of female players double to more than sixty million by twenty twenty six feet or plans to work with its two hundred and eleven members o.c.a. sions to increase participation and hands the games commercial value and make women's football more sustainable it also wants at least a third fee for committee members to be women by twenty twenty two your organization is a top committee the fifa council currently only has six women out of thirty seven members. germany's borders league or last place a store guards have hired for michel coach mark vine zeal to lead them he replaces typhoon corker the first coach coaching casualty of the season vine c.e.o. has hasn't coached in the league since june last year when he was sacked by shelter after just one season to god only five points out of a possible twenty one so far but van zyl says today he's convinced the club has

potential. visitors would have a home for it now i'm ballin is packing a ban on diesel cars that's right though we're talking about potentially two hundred thousand vehicles hay eight of the german capital potentially affected including models which are three or four years old he a mr improve the air quality of fox fathers a mission scandal has thrust the impact of dirty diesels into the spotlight and germany is one of a number of countries that have missed e.u. deadlines to bring down levels of nitrogen oxide opening them to potential legal action from brussels. a typical evening rush hour seen in berlin many diesel cars will soon be banned from some traffic thoroughfares in the german capital. the band goes into effect the middle of next year but will only affect parts of major streets with the heaviest traffic. the berlin court's decision came in response to a lawsuit by a prominent environmental organization that is not satisfied with the ruling. as.

unfortunately we were not able to achieve car free zones today but the court did acknowledge that creating such exclusion zones would be better than solutions that would lead to traffic the tours. at least eleven streets in berlin will have partial bans where levels of air pollutants are especially high around two hundred thousand car owners will have to take detours around the exclusion zones. as most of my zones traffic should be reduced in general they just have to see for themselves what it's like here you can barely get across the street. because of this cause or your plans if you know there are so many cars here it's a bit questionable whether the ban will really help if it is on a hot day should make the cars smarter then we wouldn't need any bands. and. diesel engines are the main reason for poor air quality in germany the pollutants they

emit can harm the lungs and cause heart and circulation disease diesel engine bans are already in effect in hamburg to guard and frankfurt now with berlin on board more german cities are likely to follow suit. or another bad day for equities the international monetary fund is cutting its global growth for cost down from one last four percent to now stand at three point seven percent it cites trade tensions and rising interest rates the announcement coming at the annual meeting off the i.m.f. and world bank currently taking place in indonesia. the us china trade war is said to make the world poorer according to the i.m.f. in a prolonged conflict could mean more shocks to the global economy. the impacts of trade policy and uncertainty are becoming evident at the macroeconomic level while anecdotal evidence accumulates on the resulting harm to companies. policy reflects politics and politics remain unsettled in several countries further

risks as relations between the world's top two economies worsen other countries could get caught in the middle pakistan a key recipient of chinese infrastructure loans has called on the world's wonder of last resort for a bailout a move that could instant washington if i.m.f. money is used to pay off china. the prime minister consulted all the leading economists and after consulting with everyone he decided that we should begin talks with the i.m.f. program for stabilization and recovery on the basis of which we can control the economic crisis. program instability further go over there it's not alone in needing help argentina has taken on the biggest loan in the i.m.f. history turkey for its part is still rejecting i.m.f. aid despite its own crisis but it's in venezuela that the i.m.f.

forecasts take on unimaginable dimensions said hyperinflation there could have ten million percent next year. and our financial correspondent joins us now yes the i.m.f. has made it very clear it is lowering growth based on moves initiated by the u.s. so how is the news playing out beth. well the i.m.f. is not necessarily famous for being super timely was their forecasts for example when the i.m.f. is talking about emerging markets like turkey like brazil like for instance to having a tough time that's not necessarily new is we've seen that for quite some time and then also the forecast is not super dramatic at least for this year we are still talking about matching globally. the biggest grows in about seven

years and then a slight change in the forecast for next year and for this year the forecast for the u.s. actually still remains unchanged so there was not a big reaction here on wall street even if we traded slightly lower on this news all right yes do you think the president will take heed of what the i.m.f. had to say well probably not directly from what the i.m.f. has to say because the u.s. president donald trump is not a big fan of institutions like the i.m.f. but let's say that because of the trade policies because of higher tariffs more and more u.s. companies will suffer and maybe we will hear something like that in the next coming days and weeks because their earning season is about to kick off maybe you might consider there are some lobbying efforts on its way here in the united states from industry groups from big corporations so maybe that could make the president.

but we will have to see how likely it is a financial correspondent james core to a new york thank you very much yes. in paris thousands of people have been demonstrating against french president emanuel not khan's planned reforms that social laws the protests were led by labor unions including the hardline c g t the protests which will soon take place across france aimed at mccombs economic reforms and budget cuts to sectors like health education and pensions back home was elected on her form take it but has become increasingly isolated last week as interior minister became the third minister to resign in six weeks the government reshuffle is expected this wednesday. turkey has announced a plan to combat spiralling inflation it's calling on private firms to slash prices by at least ten percent across the board the government also announced a halt on energy price hikes until the end of the year and an acceleration of sales

tax rebates plus firms that export goods can apply for loans with low interest rates turkey's inflation rate rose to nearly twenty five percent last month and a currency crisis has sent the nearer plummeting. gareth jenkins is an analyst at the institute for security and development we asked him how turks are dealing with such high inflation at the moment you know when the a quarter when the turkish lira collapsed in august there wasn't even eat it impacts and we went to a supermarket prices didn't change overnight but we're beginning to see now prices rising in the short term of course people can consume by the family structure is still very important in turkey still very strong so if one person in the family has some of their help their relatives out but the worst is yet to come the real crunch is going to come next year most people salaries and wages are raised at the beginning of the year

a large portion of the population is on the minimum weight which is set by the government it's a major dilemma coming because if the government doesn't allow wages to read these people are going to really suffer. reminder now of the top story we're following for you u.s. ambassador to the u.n. in nikki haley is stepping down president confirmed he had accepted haiti's resignation and she would leave the post at the end of the year she's been u.s. ambassador to the united nations took office in early twenty seventeen. you're watching the w. news plenty more still to come in the meantime we leave you with some spectacular footage of the northern lights captured in enjoy.

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complex starts october twenty fifth on d w. what about the. where is jamal khashoggi the fifty nine year old saudi journalist was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul a week ago he hasn't been seen since saudi arabia says he left the building and then disappeared turkish government sources believe he was murdered so who is jamal khashoggi and why would someone want to kill him i'm phil gale in berlin the.