ethiopia is part of the horn of africa it's a country of high mountain peaks in the south the ban a national park protects the afro alpine biome it's not only home to many rare species of plants and animals it's also the source of several rivers that flow through so malia to the indian ocean providing millions of people with water. the banda mountains are the water reservoir for the whole region since 2004 at the frankfurt zoo a logical society has been helping to preserve the national park the society's director christopher shank has come to see what the situation is like on the ground he knows how important this area is. so i'm told we used to be able to ship to file diversity is an evenly spread on our planet 80 percent of species are found on just 20 percent of the earth's surface the reason we just have to protect the right places for the guns reached is the most important parts are the so-called hot spots as these are regions where there was secular abundance of these things you can get bitten folk ones that only exist in those regions as a lot of these hot spots are shrinking in the c

guest joining us in london mentally a man is a researcher chatham house and specialist in the horn of africaand the students in her dorm join us horner deputy director for horn of africa and senior analyst for sudan of the international crisis group also in london mother was a real she is to dennys activist and a member of this is any is doctors union in the u.k. warm welcome to your. is what we seeing in this new protest movement a continuation of the same pattern that has started. last year but is it different . i think what we're seeing is different. i think what we had yesterday in the protests were 3 different groups of protesters with different sets of demands you had more moderate revolutionaries from the f.s.b. calling for as your report the correction of the transition and to improve it to writing economic conditions to implement this reforms to the security services and other institutions and to implement justice reforms over a year after taking control you also had a 2nd wave of revolutionaries who were mobilized by resistance committees and the professional associations and i thi

so was rain in the horn of africa that means some rain in somalia still some showers in ethiopia and south sudan but not as many as they were there is a trend to go southwards that's correct for this time of the year so it's wet in uganda is wet in rwanda daily big thunderstorms so i got on camera and the republic of congo congo even north. but there's a sudden limit to this rain hasn't gone the fella sat on the river valley the last week or so we would like some showers are no there is rain coming across the far south africa but in johannesburg it's now warm and sunny again. it began with war and to put it just here i got shot i fall down i felt like i was that a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assigner contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today an intimate you know of the consequences of the policies of detainments is really unnecessary all this misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer and in this way it is unacceptable refugees tail on al-jazeera. to. hello again. that's remind you of our top stories the south fronts is going

so was right in the horn of africa that means some rain in somalia still some showers in ethiopia and south sudan but not as many as they were there is a trend to go southwards that's correct for this time of the year so it's wet in uganda is wet in rwanda daily big thunderstorms. camry and the republic of congo congo even though 9 gola because of sudden limits this rain hasn't gone the fellas sat down the river valley the last week or so we would like some showers are no there is rain coming across the far south africa but in johannesburg it's now warm and sunny again. jumped into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is biosecurity it is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have my days and you too can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no consequence to this stream on out as they are. so again i'm a star in doha let's remind you of our top stories here the south fronts is going into a 2

ethiopia is part of the horn of africa it's a country of high mountain peaks in the south the barn a national park protects the afro alpine biome it's not only home to many rare species of plants and animals it's also the source of several rivers that flow through so malia to the indian ocean providing millions of people with water. the ballad mountains are the water reservoir for the whole region since 2004 the frankford zoological society has been helping to preserve the national park the society's director christopher shank has come to see what the situation is like on the ground he knows how important this area is. for a month so i'm told be used to be able to shift your biodiversity is an evenly spread on our planet and 80 percent of species are found on just 20 percent of the earth's surface reason we just have to protect the right places for the guns which there's the most important parts are the so-called hot spots as these are regions where the earth's circular abundance of basics you can get beaten for kwan's that only exist in those regions for more on these hot spots are

so i was right in the horn of africa that means some rain in somalia still some showers in ethiopia and south sudan but not as many as they were there is a trend to go southwards that's correct for this time of the year so it's wet in uganda is wet in rwanda daily big thunderstorms. cameroon and the republic of congo congo even though none go because of sudden limits this rain hasn't gone any further sat down the river valley the last week or so malawi would like some showers are know there is rain coming across the far south and south africa but in johannesburg it's now warm and sunny again. in a struggle young aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special report. investigates the strength indigenous incarceration. on al-jazeera. france goes back into lockdown germany impose a strict restrictions the coronavirus pandemic impacts life white across europe. hello i'm adrian forgetting this is a lie from joe also coming up running short of medicine and stuff front line workers in venezuela say that could 1000 patients being left to die. a typhoon s

so i was right in the horn of africa that means some right in somalia still some showers in ethiopia or in south sudan but not as many as they were there is a trend to go southwards that's correct for this time of the year so it's wet in uganda is what in rwanda daily big thunderstorms so our government camry and the republic of congo congo even though in one goa because of sudden limits this rain hasn't gone the fellas sat down the river valley the last week or so malawi would like some showers are no there is rain coming across the far south and south africa but in johannesburg it's no warm and sunny again. still ahead here al-jazeera plans by japan to release radioactive water into the sea that sets off alarm bells among fishermen an environmentalist. plus rolling out the red carpet with little fanfare one of the world's most famous film festival i mean it is with pandemic caution. and support the world 100 meter champion that septimus news is in the big games and he will be here with a story a little. while about half an hour when the president of the united states speaks out the

to an end armed groups including the militia have been terrorizing the volatile nation on the horn of africa for nearly 2 decades a report looks at how the peace treaty could help one young victim. yes allemande spent with this family here were happy once they lived in this hot hot capital and never wanted for anything he'll never forget that friday back in 2003 when all of it was taken away john joe we attacked the village allemande then just 12 years old was in the mountains with the family's cattle. we heard that the whole village had been burned to the ground the people were raped and killed it was a terrible day for me. as even. their mission was part of the genocide following orders from them president omar al bashir the group were to crush an uprising of known hour of tribes against the regime in darfur they said hundreds of villages on fire. more than 300000 people were killed and another 2 and a half 1000000 were forced to flee their homes. they could kill your father in front of your eyes of regular family members that's why we fight a refugee camp. wasteland and abandon villages s

got a few showers further south just to the south of the gulf of aden just to the south of the horn of africa just storms which are in the process of rolling their way towards somalia so that could cause some localized flooding as the shifts feed on shore they're somewhat to weather to just to the south of mogadishu where so weather as per usual across the heart of africa pushing across into the gulf of guinea get on see some heavy showers and heavy showers that they insist some parts of nigeria showers say they slide the way further south which will see some wet weather coming over towards the democratic republic of congo notice from monday big downpours just to the north of mogadishu that's logical some localized flooding south of that it's generally spine citing it's lots of 5 and trial every day have a few showers making their way towards mozambique. do you feel validated in south way as a type of performative activism. let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist the lights are on there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is up at the front questions to

bit of a change the weather in the horn of africa we have not seen very much in the way of showers in the last months but they're coming in i was we still got a few in south sudan has more of the concentration here in somalia possibly mogadishu obviously that's true also for a good part tanzania throughout the rift valley and places to the west now that rain has not yet come much for the sas so road to be dry and still warm prospect in botswana and south africa the temperatures above where they should be but a few showers building as well. but. stranded at 8 long years on the sue is can now. creating their own community and the economy there was you know president bush used you go when you al-jazeera world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships survived the desert sands the yellow fleet on al-jazeera. the. hello again you're watching ounces there has reminder of our top stories this hour at least 7 children have been killed in the expl

we're 5 or 6 above the average and that's the next 3 or 4 days but of a change the weather in the horn of africa we have not seen very much in the way of showers in the last months but they're coming in now i'm also we still got a few in south sudan as more of the concentration here in somalia possibly mogadishu obviously that's true also for a good part of towns in israel the rift valley and places to the west now that rain has not yet come much for the sun has so relatively dry and still warm prospect in botswana and south africa with temperatures above where they should be but a few showers building as well. 5 g. internet technology game changer thread stuff i don't want to be a human lab rat activists. the. conspiracy theorists engineers and world leaders this is only the beginning are going fiercely over control over the latest wireless technology the truth about 5 g. on al-jazeera. rules. to . hello again you're watching out is there his reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. supreme court has a new justice amy kearney barrett was sworn in a short while ago after the republican con

month is sheriff he ran across the coast of amman and others across from rains on his way to the horn of africa there is slightly more rain in somalia the sort of few showers in south sudan but mostly we're to the south of that now in uganda tanzania drought the rift valley and focusing rather more on come rooting get bombed and touching north and i go this is normal this time the year as the sun comes out and the monsoon trucks come south so you get more or less sort of right look at issues for cars actually dry one little bit inland you will get a few showers south of this and we see in again a lot of war in botswana and south africa's 5 degrees 10 degrees above the average that tends to build showers not certainly been the case around johannesburg in the tank and possibly the so to swell not in the forecast beyond that things remain quiet and warm jo'burg indeed says it's 32 the average is 24. frank assessments if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be good because cautious and if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one o

no is the amount of rain we are starting to see in the horn of africa showers mostly likely not entirely so a likely in somalia and parts of ethiopia that are not in the highlands we still got quite a rush out of it when in south sudan which had a couple of days off given the flooding store in juba maybe that's not what you want to see the heavy stuff is probably further west than for example but not exclusively sorry but there is a southern limit to it that's half way down. it has been particularly warm equally recently in places like botswana on the eastern side or did a good part of south africa there is rain for the sas now but it's still warm in the capital and johannesburg. has donald trump and good for america everything is in disarray the media of course taken every debate that they can seem to march in the fact that america has been a force for good in the world. from the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe your weekly take on u.s. politics and society that's the bottom up. from the favelas of caracas so the battlefields around mosul i would job is

settled weather stretches right across the peninsula we have got some showers just around the horn of africa which to the south of actually because some showers just feeding their way into somalia that could lead to some localized flooding of course shall reactivity just running its way into central africa pushing across into the gulf of guinea some big a lot of the a possibility here further south of this general retrial we do have a few showers just around that eastern side of south africa hanging on to the heat in johannesburg and also into cover on temperatures here at around $35.00 degrees celsius not warm weather will continue as we go on and she choose to follow dry for much of south africa one of 2 showers making the way to madagascar and northern pass mozambique. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these developments we provide business growth promote social economic be

into sunday the fire weather the dry weather stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africa we could see want to show us just drifting in here you can see there's a line of storms just rolling toward somalia we could see some what's a weather on saturday pushing into west somalia joining up with the seasonal rise that we have across central parts of africa all the way of it's was the gulf of guinea coming up on atauro getting all seeing some heavy showers and then the heavy showers a course extending to across the democratic republic of the congo some heavy showers just around like pretoria western parts of kenya seeing some showers shall still there into somalia but further south it is lousy 5 and dry we have got a few showers around the eastern cape so very hot in joe i also pushing up to southern possible. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to mountains as a global power development investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulants w

right into the western side of yemen and the possibility of the or spot of rain say around the horn of africa somalia could see a shower to over the next day or so the west the weather is across that western side of ethiopia pushing right across towards the gulf of guinea some lively showers around the rift valley and notice a little pulse a very heavy rain which could make its way into central parts of tanzania as we case through thursday and on into friday that will drive its way up towards lake victoria some heavy showers there across the democratic republic of congo heavy showers extending all the way down across a good part of angola now but to the south of angola it is lousy try and find plenty of sunshine here and it'll warm up into hottest by friday. for. cyprus a european island open offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august al jazeera made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky passport by investment scheme promised for. the surface is. now al-jazeera as investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that

into sunday the fire weather the dry weather stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africat we could see want to show us just drifting in here you can see this law and of storms just rolling towards somalia we could see some what's a weather on saturday pushing into west somalia joining up with the seasonal rise that we have across central parts of africa all the way of it's was the gulf of guinea current bond atauro getting all seeing some heavy showers and then the heavy showers of course extending to across the democratic republic of the congo some heavy showers just around like pretoria western parts of kenya seeing some showers shall is still there into somalia but further south it is largely fine and dry we have got a few showers around the eastern cape still very hot in job i'd also pushing up to southern possible. but. when i think of my life i think of potential when i think of potential i think what will be what is not i think of you know people need to be taken. from being something that becomes a part of tommy's impossible i think of the challenge. here is my ch

they want to be quite otherwise because the rain is gone sciences that's for circumference the horn of africa which means rain in the form of showers probably thunderstorms in somalia but usually causes some flooding but mogadishu looks dried now and in the forecast the showers are reappearing in south sudan's they've just gone north a little bit the general trend should be taken south with the sun of course and then the heaviest in gabon now if you come south again it's been fine dry and warm for the last couple of weeks and it still is but there's an increasing cloud pretty obviously running the strain and maybe at the western side of south africa that will bring some rain through port elizabeth and nearer the coast of south africa but if you come inland a little bit you get to the walk to gutting travel around 36 degrees for example johannesburg has been above average for a long time which is 24 you're back down to normal on sunday. lincoln to the left of ass a soviet era to make you manufacturing becky of weather decades old the book is being torn up and recruited by an outsider. and the

got a few showers further south just to the south of the gulf of aden just to the south of the horn of africa just storms which are in the process of rowing their way towards somalia so that could cause some localized flooding this is just see on the shore there somewhat to weather to just to the south of mogadishu where so weather as per usual across the heart of africa pushing across into the gulf of guinea gobble in season heavy showers and heavy showers that. some parts of nigeria showers say i slide the way further south which will see somewhat weather coming over towards the democratic republic of congo notice from monday big downpours just to the north of mogadishu that's logical some localized flooding south of that is generally spline citing a slightly 5 trial every day have a few showers making their way towards mozambique. but. he began with a move to put it just here i can't show i fall down i felt like i was dead a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditionally a sign of contrasts his experiences with very seeking refuge today and intimate you know of the consequences of the

ministration that it isn't a sufficient enough win for them to point to a success story in the horn of africa where there wasn't one before this is a region you know beset with political problems and economic problems and for us to be able to point to a success story should be a sufficient foreign policy win for this administration that. you want to try and trumpet that when. and while president trump speaks of foreign policy when so dance prime minister up the mantle that the delisting would open paths for sudan economic improvement crucial for its transition to democracy people morgan are just there are part or so the man bell though is senior advisor at the sentry which tracks money linked to african war criminals he says that there could be pivotal for khartoum's leaders the transitional government isn't that a lot of political pressure because of the difficulties in the supply of commodities to the population it's a reflection of the economic crisis the government ultimately heritage from president bashir is also a single donor sudan's financial situation and most measures could be is by

fair enough and there are showers not just off the coast of yemen affecting so culture on the horn of africa the warmth is maybe telling in the damascus shows it may be best 24 is the average this time the down to 8 at night and you're up to 30 down to about 12 so it's warm both day and night of course it's not just the masses that picking up the rain in the whole of africa that means some rain for somalia rather less so for ethiopia rather less so for south sudan the source of it is for the census so places like rwanda and uganda this is where it will be wettest and that's true for the west and gamble come ridin down to angola as well as the republic of the congo south of that it's a lovely dry picture it has been very warm recently in both south africa and botswana the world has prompted some showers they're still there but equally johannesburg is still warm. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land stripping away the spin. about presidential corruption it is real it's not

ministration that it isn't a sufficient enough win for them to point to a success story in the horn of africa where there wasn't one before this is a region you know beset with political problems and economic problems and for us to be able to point to a success story should be a sufficient foreign policy win for this administration that it should want to try and. trumpet that when. and while president trump seeks a foreign policy when so dance prime minister abdullah says the delisting would open paths for sudan economic improvement crucial for its transition to democracy he will morgan are just hot on human rights watch has released video shows fighters from. getting support from the military the leader of the group has been on the run for more than a year now reports. she is wanted by prosecutors in the democratic republic of congo. action recruiting child soldiers and the crime against humanity of rape he leads an armed group called n d c r its fighters are notorious for torturing and executing civilians they controlled a larger area than any other militia in eastern congo until the group

ethiopia is part of the horn of africa it's a country of high mountain peaks in the south the balmain national park protects the afro alpine biome it's not only home to many rare species of plants and animals it's also the source of several rivers that flow through so malia to the indian ocean providing millions of people with water. the ban a mountain or the water reservoir for the whole region since 2004 at the frankfurt zoo a logical society has been helping to preserve the national park the society's director coast of shanghai has come to see what the situation is like on the ground he knows how important this area is. for non jewish i'm told to be used to be a lot as a few file diversity as an evenly spread on our planet of sweat and 80 percent of species are found on just 20 percent of the earth's surface the reason we just have to protect the right places for the guns which there is the most important parts are the so-called hot spots as these are regions where the earth secular abundance of the basics you can get beaten for kwan's that only exist in those regions for more on t

other points about the limit of the m yeah i he let me just bring in this it's i mean he's a horn of africa research fellow at chatham house on it. after a decade of still reaching a successful deal between the 3 countries on the day as well as an outdated or to sharing agreements it's going to be. a requires brave leadership right deescalation of nationalist rhetoric as well as a compromise by or sides to ensure that the gaps in the road between. there's diplomatic success as i actually need it for both regional stability and progress to me he put down has already started to be feel it has egypt negotiate when the dam is being field right now who has been enormous trumpery it from the outset it so that it has very little if any leverage over to get directly which is why it has sought international mediation for quite some time now because it realize this that it alone can't really pressure ethiopia ethiopia has more or less proceeded with talks but been imposing facts on the ground and sort of a fait accompli situation that egypt hasn't been able to to move the needle on. and i think that

the other side of the red sea lossie fine in try for the eastern half of ethiopia around the horn of africaand i believe will show us just rolling away through the democratic republic of the congo just around the rest was like victoria heavy downpours to slide in the way into were no them parts of angola pushing up towards the bomb to was cameroon as well some big showers here but not as wet as it has been to southern parts of nigeria to the south of our right well this form dry and lastly sunny some pleasant sunshine coming 1st warming up as well cape town at 22 celsius johannesburg still getting into the high twenty's. jumped into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is bio security is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you her mind is and you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table in the coming rains are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no consequence to this stream on out is the. root. or the or. welcome back you're watching our time to re

comes in from the west and equally seasonal is the amount of rain we are starting to see in the horn of africa showers mostly light but not entirely so a likely in somalia and parts of ethiopia that are not in the highlands we still got quite a rush out a valid rain in south sudan which had a couple of days off a given the flooding store in juba maybe that's not what you want to see the heavy stuff is probably further west in the wrong for example but not exclusively so but there is a southern limit to it as halfway down. it has been particularly warm equally recently in places like botswana on the eastern side all did a good part of south africa there is rain for the sas now but it's still warm in the capital and johannesburg. jump into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is bio security is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have 90 days and you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no conseq

thirty's showers just about possible to catch the coast of yemen more likely in circuitry and the horn of africa otherwise it's dry and skies are more or less blue that's right this time of year the rain goes science the rain enhanced itself in the rift valley is only just catching south sudan goes as far west as the republic of the congo goes as far south as i go to this is standard daily rains and there's more showing up in somalia as well that has been in the last few days that's the forecast for the next 2 days south of all that that we've had rather a warm spring of the last few days we've seen maybe last couple of weeks joe has bigger particular has been warm that prompts a few showers and there are one or 2 in south africa but frankly spots i'm in from malawi southwards apart from what's going through port elizabeth it's a dry and warm sea in the forecast johannesburg is still significantly warmer than normal. jumped into the stream and julian of global community diversity is biosecurity it is that essential furs species to survive be part of the debate i know you have ideas and yet you c

the other side of the red sea lossie fine in tried for the eastern half of ethiopia around the horn of africa and i believe will show us just rolling away through the democratic republic of congo just around the very fatty foods like victoria heavy downpours to slide in the way into were northern parts of angola pushing up towards the bomb towards cameroon as well some big showers here but not as wet as it has been to southern parts of nigeria to the south of our right well as form dry and lastly sunny some pleasant sunshine coming 1st warming up as well cape town at 22 celsius johannesburg still getting into the high twenty's. stranded 8 long years on the sue is kind of. creating their own community and the economy there was you know president bush used to go in you it all just 0 world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships survived the desert sand the yellow fleet on al-jazeera. who's. back here watching out to see a time to recap our headli

into sunday the fire weather the dry weather stretches down across the gulf of aden into the horn of africaut we could see want to show us just drifting in here you can see this law and of storms just rolling toward somalia we could see somewhat a weather on saturday pushing into west somalia joining up with the seasonal rise that we have across central parts of africa all the way over towards the gulf of guinea current bond atauro getting all seeing some heavy showers and then the heavy showers a course extending to across the democratic republic of the congo some heavy showers just around like victoria western parts of kenya seeing some showers shall is still there into somalia but further south it is largely fine and dry we have got a few showers around the eastern cape still very hot in joe i also pushing up to southern possible. in country same mind people have been killed. we in the united states have privatized the all too much public option. this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis and other arabs when they came to britain to be cool to help to pass bomb

of right into the western side of yemen and the possibility of the sport of rain to around the horn of africa somalia could see a shower for the next day or so the west the weather is across that western side of ethiopia pushing right across towards the gulf of guinea some lively showers around the rift valley and notice a little pulse a very heavy rain which could make its way into central parts of tanzania as because through thursday and on into friday that will drive its way up towards lake victoria some heavy showers there across the democratic republic of congo heavy showers extending all the way down across a good part of angola now but to the south of angola it is lousy dry and find plenty of sunshine here and it'll warm up into hottest by friday. too he not global community we are i think this conversation over. the whole crazy somewhat response that looks like the part of the debate issue in egypt you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking just 1.3 a reason to listen to what you says the rich are getting richer and

ministration that it isn't a sufficient enough win for them to point to a success story in the horn of africa where there wasn't one before this is a region you know beset with political problems and economic problems and for us to be able to point to a success story should be a sufficient foreign policy win for this administration that it should want to triumph and trumpet that when. and while president trump seeks a foreign policy when so dance prime minister abdullah him to set the delisting would open paths for sudan's economic improvement crucial for its transition to democracy he will morgan al-jazeera hot on. org marilyn is managing partner at m.m.u. law and he represents $569.00 judgment holders out of the total of $700.00 and that accounts for about $250.00 families that he says they all facing discrimination for 2 years my clients and i have been trying to urge sudan to negotiate directly with us to get them off the list my clients have great empathy for the sudanese people and they want to see democracy flourish they want to see the people of sudan benefit under a free government w

ministration that it isn't a sufficient enough win for them to point to a success story in the horn of africa where there wasn't one before this is a region you know beset with political problems and economic problems and for us to be able to point to a success story should be a sufficient foreign policy win for this administration that it should want to try and trumpet that when. and while president trump seeks a foreign policy when so dance prime minister abdullah him to set the delisting would open paths for sudan's economic improvement crucial for its transition to democracy. morgan now joins us live from khartoum so how people react to their wallet mean for the country to be lifted from this list. yes indeed sammy it is quite significant for the country overall in terms of economy and in terms of political stability now being on the list of state sponsors of terror has greatly hindered sudan's economy and its ability to attract foreign investors and to even deal or invest in foreign trade outside of a country that's resulted in severe hard currency shortages and we can see that just by t

ministration that it isn't a sufficient enough win for them to point to a success story in the horn of africa where there wasn't one before this is a region you know beset with political problems and economic problems. and for us to be able to point to a success story should be a sufficient foreign policy when present ministration that it should want to try and and trumpet that when. and while president trumps a fine policy when so dance prime minister abdullah him to the delisting would open paths for sudan economic improvement crucial for its transition to democracy he will mark an artist there are hard to when he is the president of the sudan policy forum he says while it will benefit sudan's financial situation going forward it's not a total reset effort standing with the international community sudan is put in year of presidents of a country that is sued for crimes though it wasn't crimes that were in committed by the sudanese people it wasn't committed i mean in sudan it was indeed needed and designed by saudi citizen implemented by the yemeni cities and carried out in international wat

bosnia but cyprus, congo, not with military power but certainly an all-purpose negotiator, the horn of africa going on in the countries disk integrating so in a way, baker is more of a figure who had a large view of what was possible and what was not foreign policy is geopolitics. holbrooke was more of an operative who would go in solve a particular problem. the post-cold war era, he is his best and most successive and got himself into troubles he had a hard time getting out of. >> i'd like you to pick up on that, there was one line i wrote down about baker in the end you are writing about how much he wanted to be seen as a diplomat working on the book, i'm quoting, he was after all, a fixer no matter how much he tried to break out of jacket, he was a fixer who shaped world events should. george is saying james baker was, in some respects, like henry kissinger but there's a difference. >> that's right. they took on the big things. baker was unsentimental, not moved by pictures of suffering. he is very calculating in that sense but he didn't have a great world geopolitical view of things. it w

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end groups including the judge wade militia have been terrorizing the volatile nation on the horn of africa for nearly 2 decades a report looks at how the peace treaty could help one young victim. yes aliment spent with his family here were happy once they lived in this heart had cattle and never wanted for anything he'll never forget that friday back in 2003 when all of it was taken away john joe we've militia attacked the village alum and then just 12 years old was in the mountains with the families cattle. we heard that the whole village had been burned to the ground the people were raped and killed it was a terrible day for me. as in. their mission was part of a genocide following orders from them president omar al bashir the group were to crush an uprising of non arab tribes against the regime in darfur they said hundreds of villages on fire plundered and murdered more than 300000 people were killed and another 2 and a half 1000000 were forced to flee their homes. they could kill your father in front of your eyes for regular family. that's why we fight a refugee camp. wasteland and aba

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comes in from the west and equally seasonal is the amount of rain we are starting to see in the horn of africa showers mostly light but not entirely so a likely in somalia and parts of ethiopia that are not in the highlands we still got quite a rush of showers developing in in south sudan which had a couple of days off given the flooding the story in juba maybe that's not what you want to see the heavy stuff is probably further west in their own for example but not exclusively so but there is a southern limit to it as halfway done. it has been particularly warm equally recently in places like botswana on the eastern side or did a good part of south africa there is rain for the sas now but it's still warm in the capital and johannesburg. well about half of it was when the president of the united states speaks out the rest of the world takes notice. aggressive negotiation on trade deals. unparalleled military might international agreements hanging by a thread will the next u.s. foreign policy put america 1st. or be a leading light for the world at large. salmon the key issues of the us elections

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the horn of africa. there were all these small wars going on in the 90s as countries were disintegrating and holbrook seemed to find them all irresistible . so in a way baker is more i think of a kissinger figure who had a sort of large view of what was possible, what was not and of foreign-policy as geopolitics whereas holbrooke was more of an operative who would go in and try to solve a particular problem. in the post-cold war era he was both at his best and maybe at his most obsessive and got himself into some troubles that he had a hard timegetting out of . >> peter, i'd like you to pick up on that. there was one line i wrote down about baker in and when you are writing about how much he wanted to be seen as a diplomat. again, working on the book but i'm quoting. he was after all a fixer. no matter how much he tried to break out of that straitjacket but a fixer whose shaped world events. i mean, george is saying, james baker was in some respects morelike henry kissinger but there was a difference . >>

but of a change the weather in the horn of africa we've not seen very much in the way of showers in the last months but they're coming in now and also we've still got a few in south sudan has more of the concentration here in somalia possibly mogadishu obviously that's true also for a good part of towns in israel the rift valley and places to the west now that rain has not yet come much for the sun has so road to be dry and still warm prospect in botswana and south africa with temperatures above where they should be but a few showers building as well. he began with war and to put it just here i got shot i fall down i felt like i was that the documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assigner contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today and intimate you know what the consequences of the policies of detainment is really unnecessary all this misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer in this way it is unacceptable and refugees tail on to 01 of america's worst coronavirus outbreaks in the prison happened in california after infected inmates were tra