the african union's public health body says the outbreak is under control despite a spike in cases in the capital. those of the headlines. the news continues on al jazeera after inside story. ♪ host: the first talks aimed at ending the war in if you will northern tigray region are underway, but fighting has intensified. what are the chances of bringing the conflict to an end, and what does each side hope to gain? this is inside story. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. ethiopia's government and the tigray region are holding highest level talks yet aimed at ending the war, but fighting has intensified on the battlefield as both sides seek to strengthen their negotiating position. a cease-fire collapsed in august, thousands have been killed the conflict and many more have been divorced from their homes. the african union is leading the talks in south africa with a former president and a kenyan official acting as brokers. international calls for an end to the war have been mounting into recent weeks. the african union commission chair welcomed the start of the talks, saying he was encou

the african unions public health body says the boat outbreak in uganda is under control despite a spike in cases in the capital. so those are the headlines that is continues here now to 0 off inside storage states. we've done so much bye for now. ah. the 1st stop saying that ending the war in ethiopia is normally antic why region are underway in south africa, but fighting has intensified. so what are the chances of bringing in the conflict to an end and what does each side hold to gain? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully battle. if european government and rebels from the northern to guy region are holding their most high level talks yet aimed at ending 2 years of war. but fighting has intensified on the battlefield as both sides seek to strengthen their negotiation position. as is high agreed earlier this year collapse in august, thousands have been killed in the conflict and many more have been forced from their homes. the african union is leading the talks in south africa with nigeria, former president, and was in general boss and joe and kenny as wer

the african union schedules piece talks to resolve the civil war. and if your peers know them take wry region, where millions are facing a potential potential humanitarian catastrophe. ah, i'm glad of as well come to the program. british prime minister let's trust, is resigning after just 6 weeks in office. her announcement comes after a bruising week of you turns on economic, an energy policy and a backlash from her own conservative party. her resignation makes her the shortest serving prime minister in british history. after weeks of chaos at 10 downing street, a moment of clarity was trust fans frenzied speculation on her future. by telling the british people that she is stepping down, i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i have therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. only 6 weeks ago, trust was confirmed as prime minister by the late queen elizabeth the 2nd. but the disastrous budget from the no former chancellor, quasi quartet ng, sp

the african union commission, chair wolf ocoee, welcome the start of the talk saying he was encouraged by the early demonstration of commitment to peace by the parties. he plays the african unions continued support for a process to silence the guns towards a united, stable, peaceful, and resilient. ethiopia. so how did ethiopia get here? while the to grand people's liberation front t p. a left dominated his politics for nearly 30 years until prime minister abbey ahmed came to power in 2018. in november 2020 abbey ordered a military operation against rebels into grey. he accused the group were attacking military bases. later that month he declared the operation finished in june. the t gray people's liberation front recaptured its regional capital mckelly by july. it had advance into the regions of afar and am herrera. on october, 11th ethiopian forces launched ground offensive and air strikes. a week later, the following month, the government declared a state of emergency after the t p. a left re took towns on a road leading to the capital, addis ababa. the northern region has been unde

the african union is leading the talks in south africa with nigeria, former president, and was in general bass and joe and kenny as were kenyata acting as brokers international calls for an end to the war, have been mounting in recent weeks. the african union commission chair will suffolk, he welcome the start of the talk saying he was encouraged by the early demonstration of commitment to peace by the parties. he placed the african unions continued support for a process to silence the guns towards a united, stable, peaceful, and resilient. ethiopia. so how did ethiopia get here? while the to grand people liberation front t p left dominated its politics for nearly 30 years until prime minister abbey made came to power in 2018. in november 2020, i be ordered a military operation against rebels into gray. he accused the google attacking military bases. later that month he declared the operation finished in june at the great people's liberation front, recaptured regional capital mckelly. by july, it had advance into the regions of our fall and i'm higher up on october, 11th, ethiopian forces

continent put on the umbrella african union led by us and stuff like the african union commission. district period because presidency was south africa the african union to enable us that. ready allowed the after just cdc to, to actually do it job, i think didn't continue in this. a lot of lessons to be learned from the continent responded. i remember very early on, they were petition almost not just die in the next one about 6 months of their outbreak. and maybe it didn't happen now. and then i must say that it's not because people were not infected if it were infected under continent. but because of those major continental as it will be wanted, this kind of depends on nothing. confidential, absolute take credit for both political and their coordination because of them that they put in place. what is the biggest lesson? what major lesson do you think you will take with you from dealing with the pandemic that will inform your outlook and your current job working to control the h i. v. aids pandemic. the lessons that i'm sure over in the last 2 years of this pandemic, one is that as humanity

the mediation effect will lead by the african union. they have the lead mediator is former president of san jose, and he will be supported by the former kenyan president and former deputy south africa president. there's also, let's me to support the u. s. u and un envoy. but at the moment these are just plans that the talk gets formally again, so we're not quite sure exactly what the structure of any mediation will be. william davidson, senior ethiopia analysts from the international crisis group. thank you very much for joining us here on the w news. and a reminder of all top stories. the british prime minister liz ross has resigned off the just 6 weeks in office, or announcement comes off a bruising week of you turns on economic policy and energy policy. and the backlash from our own conservative party speaking outside dawning st. entrust said she could no longer deliver on the mandate for which she was elected. and president zalinski as asked ukrainians to switch off that tricity for much of today measures in response to russian atta

the mediation effect will lead by the african union. they have the lead mediator is former president of san jose, and he will be supported by the former kenyan president and former deputy south africa president. there's also let's me to support the u. s. u and un envoy. but at the moment, these are just plans that the talk to get formally again, so we're not quite sure exactly what the structure of any mediation will be. william davis, their senior, ethiopia analysts from the international crisis group. thank you very much for joining us here. on the w news now some has released stunning new images of a cosmic phenomenon known as the pillars of creation. the image was taken by the james web telescope that was launched into space last year. it shows towering mountains of dust and gas in the eagle nebula, which is an incubator for new stars in the milky way. angela is 6500 light years from f. and that's it from me for now. coming up next in dw news asia look at the fallout. talk to a chinese counselor was attacked peaceful demonstrators o

the african union has called it an unconstitutional change of government, government, army officers, address the nation, the national television broadcast, and the doubts over who's now in charge. the military leaders had overthrown their own lieutenant turned president, promised to tackle the volatile security situation. going down to north, it is conscious of our historical responsibility, the patriotic movement for safe garden restoration. here by commits all fighting forces to refocus on security and the restoration of the integrity of our territory and visit us. we reassure the international community that burkina faso will continue to respect its international commitments including human rights. prior to the announcement protestors took to the streets of the capital. why do go to support the removal of president paul, our lead amoeba. the now ex president came to power in a previous could into, in january. but his promises didn't convince to berkener bay as we won't change his arm of a truly fundamental change so much about a change that will bring peace to bikini fossa. even i

nermeen: could you explain the importance of the african union mediating these talks?nermeen, there is a lot of reservation about the african union being in charge of the peace talks. for one thing, it has done nothing for the last two years despite being headquartered -- the epicenter for the war. has done really nothing for the last two years. but it is important to notice it is now being assisted by other headquarters. other agencies in africa and also the u.s. government. the combined effort could yield a result but the african union in and of itself has proven to be a total failure in stopping the war. amy: can you talk about who the parties are at the table and what is at stake? >> the parties at the table are the tigrayan government of the apia -- authorities from the tigrayan government, and the federal government represented by two people, attorney general and the security advisor of the prime minister. the warring parties at the two now on the negotiation tape. we are waiting for what the two parties are going to come out with at the end of the day, but we kn

there has been international condemnation from frowns, the united nations, the african union, and the west african body across all calling on soldiers to return to their barracks. but inside the country, there are mounting protests in support. the cooper waters hours before the curfew. demonstrators carrying russian flag, marched in walker, duke, and in the country. second city, boot less. so they support the cooper water. and believe moscow can bring victory to an army facing setbacks on the battlefront. meanwhile, sections of the same army appear divided, fighting each other for power, leaving the countries people caught in the middle. nicholas hawk al jazeera de car on here, what's going on here? these are the headlines this hour, at least 174 people have been killed in a stampede at a football match in indonesia. it happened in the city of marlin after a match between home team arima sea and they rivals, sir, by the chaos began to support it from the losing side, invaded the pitch lay side t against that caused the crowd to flee for the exit presidential co would odo has ordered a

like the african union commission, the secretary at no cost press then to south africa the african to enable us that. ready allowed the after just cdc to, to actually do it job. i think in this a lot of lessons to be learned from the continent responded. i remember very early on, they were petition almost nasa jones in the next one about 6 months of the outbreak. and maybe it didn't happen now. and then i must say that it's not because people were not impacted if it were infected under control. and that because of those measures that continental, as you wanted, the strength of depend on nothing complementary absolute. they created for both political and their coordination because of them that they put in place. what is the biggest lesson? what major lesson do you think you will take with you from dealing with the pandemic that will inform your outlook and your current job working to control the h. i. v. aids pandemic. the lessons that are over in the last 2 years of this pandemic. one is that as humanity we are more connected than we thought. and as you money g, we have. busy one we'r

ready coordination make any genetic continent put on the umbrella african union, lead by ship us more stuff like the african union commission, the secretary at no cost press then to south africa where the geographical to enable us that. ready allowed the after just cdc to, to actually do it job. i think in this a lot of lessons to be learned from how the continental responded. i remember very early on, they were petition almost nasa johnson in the next, whatever. they're better 6 months of their outbreak and maybe it didn't happen now, and then i must say that it's not because people were not infected if it were infected under continent. but because of those majors that continental as you wanted, this kind of depends on nothing. confidential absolutely created for both political and their coordination because of them that they put in place. what is the biggest lesson? what major lesson do you think you will take with you from dealing with the pandemic that will inform your outlook and your current job working to control the h. i. v. aids pandemic. the lessons that are over in the last

the mediation effect the lead by the african union. they have the lead mediator is former president of san jose, and he will be supported by the former kenyan president and former deputy south africa. the president is also let me to support the us, you and un envoy. but at the moment these are just plans that the talk gets formally again. so we're not quite sure exactly what the structure of any mediation will be. william davis last senior, ethiopia analysts from the international crisis group. thank you very much for joining us here. on dw news, you watching t w news coming up next in d w. news asia. look at the fallout after chinese conceal a work as of tact. peaceful demonstrates with outside may james mission and manchester in the u. k. and a dispute over territorial waters. china's leaving filipino fishermen with less to all that and more weight in the d. w. news that asia with melissa chad. stay tuned for that. i'm gab altos and berlin i spoke with with who dictionary on garbage. in bosnia, a citizen movement is fighting environm

in northern heger i region, the african union has called for an immediate cease fire. after escalation in bonds, tens of thousands of women and girls in india have help protests against child marriage. the united nation says india is home to the largest number of child brides in the world. it's one child brides are more likely to experience domestic violence and struggle to earn a living. alexandra buyers reports they gathered in 10000 villages across 500 districts. in nearly every states calling for an end to child marriage in india, africa has a right to live and grow. no, once you force it girl to be a wife. before her time. while child marriage is officially illegal in india, nearly one and a half 1000000 girls under the age of 18, get married in the country every year. akash is 16 or head. okay. and fighting for her future. go alley me sadly that my parents were making plans for my wedding, and the boy's family came to our house as well. meaning, but i told them i didn't want to get married so young and that i wanted to study. instead, indian authorities say an av

why is the african union with 55 countries and a population of post 1500000000 people? not a member of the g 20. so if we want african countries to step about, i think they should step up on globe issues. they should be given a seat at the table of decision making. and it goes like that across the board. you know, the membership and the shell hold in on the votes him part of the world bank and the i m f. the location of special drawing right across the board. you find that african countries sometimes are completely excluded. so for one them to step up to the plate on decision making, they need to be given a seat at the table. that's fascinating. again, you know, you and i have talked about the african leaders summit, which is going to take place in washington, d. c. in december of 2022 and in that summit i'm interested in the arctic. ok. analysis of, you know, to get to some of the points that i've just mentioned, which is to measure whether any successful structural shift occurred, you know, is it greater representation or at least american support for greater african

now the african union be nice at nations mission here is to dan and the regional body. i guys have been trying to broker an agreement between the political parties and the military. in july, the military said that it could be stepping away from those thoughts to pay with what the political parties do, reach their own content, and form a civilian that government. what is phones? what will be called the higher council of the armed forces, but that has not moved on to protest movements. people have been demanding that the military completely step aside. while political parties form is to fill in that government, that will ensure that sudan is once again on it's back to democratic transition. now people have been protesting on the streets of baghdad as well against iraq's political elite organizes are demanding an end to corruption for public services and high unemployment. saying basra, the has moved from toque square while the demonstrations were held. a little opposition groups of yahoo then both got to boot of protest against the government that they seized corrupt. but

the african union is mediating the discussions. the meeting comes after fighting broke out again at the end of august and dig a truce to me. dabilla says it's been a difficult process. getting the talks underway hasn't been easy getting the relevant parties around the table just given the tensions in ethiopia and the extent of the the, the war that's been going on for 2 years. now. we know at least 7 delegates from the t p l f. as well as the, if you can, federal government are attending these talks mediated by the new form. and i driven president, honestly not the center as well as the former kenyan president who kinyata as well as a south african representative. the former deputy deputy president. and i think this has to, this is key as well in terms of a lack of bias and the intervention that they're looking for. because they have been some concerns around who has what to say their interest in this, given the volatility that's arisen around the horn of africa. now these talks are expected to go on until at least sunday. we haven

the northern to grind regions african union has called for an immediate cease, far, often escalation and violence. at least 4 people have been killed in 16 injured and drained stripes on ukraine's capital. officials say keep destruct several times in early morning attacked by russian forces using drones. air forces from across the day to taking pilots in the launches, nuclear exercise drills involved 14 countries and up to 60 aircraft bel, conduct training flights of belgium, as well as the north sea and the united kingdom natasha butler has more now after nato defense ministers meeting in brussels dance dalton bird though, said that nato would certainly not cancel these exercises this year, and in fact, it would not be a good thing to do. so it would send the wrong message. he said to moscow at this particular different difficult time when russia has been stepping off its rhetoric when it comes to a threat to about using nuclear weapons. we've heard a lot for moscow about that. we know that the nato lion says that it's taking those very seriously. indeed it is working them closely a

the african union is mediating the talks. they follow fresh fighting which broke out at the end of august. site plans. the trang has made land fall in bangladesh, bringing high winds in heavy storm surges. it least 11 people have died. officials fear the toll continue to rise after hitting the low lying and densely populated coastline of tricycle parasol. storm is making its way across the country's southern region. routes of thousands of people have been evacuated from large cities including darker. ah, more than a 1000000 football fans are preparing for their trip to cas, how at the well cup just on a $26.00 days away. the environmental impacts of that may travelers is going to be huge, but to organize the confident of delivering the 1st carbon neutral tournament. as i sugar name explains carbon dioxide or c o 2 emission sword to a record level. last year by several indexes. cut our ranks high globally when it comes to c o. 2 emissions per capita. this november, the gulf nation is pledging to host the 1st ever carbon neutra

the african union is called for an immediate cease fire after escalation and violence fighting resumed in august between the 2 grey rebels and government forces. the 2 remaining candidates for brazil's presidency have held their 1st televised, one on one debate president jive waltz, narrow faces looted to silver and to run off, which is taking place in 2 weeks times thousands of women and girls in western india of help protect against child marriage the they held countless processions against 10 at cross at 10000 villages and nearly one and a half 1000000 girls under the trade in get married in india every year. hundreds of how my supporters and families of palestinian princes should be rallying and garza in support. of inmates who are on strike, protest can side with 1110 of us read the prisoners as the shell. it's when more than 1000 people were these plays ro, it was in exchange for the soldier, kill actually captured by a mass in 2006. the headlines, more news coming up right after we return to witness. now. oh, a with a shame out velma? a step isn't it says it's a box that you the

president of senegal, chairman of the african union, makissal personally flew to sochi in the summer discuss the situation on the african food market with putin. contrary to the attempts of the west to hang, as usual. it was moscow who did everything to ensure the supply of grain. russia has assumed obligations for you, which are quite clearly spelled out in this document. we will not take advantage of the fact that in this case, er, the ports will be cleared of mines and opened to russia. ukraine has overcome the obstacle in order to continue on the path to initiation. which will serve the common interest, the promotion of the welfare of mankind was the driving force behind these negotiations, but gradually became clear due to the cheating game. the west's deal is clearly stalled. with this approach, the scale of food problems in the world will only increase, unfortunately, our great regret, which can lead to unprecedented humanitarian disaster. and it may be worth thinking about how to limit the direction of the export of grain and other food along this route. i will definitely adv

every inch the head of the african union has condemned a military coup in burkina faso. as new reports of gunfire heard in the capital log into a group of soldiers overthrew. pol hon. feed them. eva, an officer who himself took over the west african nation back in january, the newly declared leader captain abraham tri, rory appeared friday and stayed television to announce the crew, which the a you called an unconstitutional change of government? women's army officers address donation the national television broadcast, and the doubts over who's now in charge of the military leaders had overthrown their own lieutenant turned president. promised to tackle the volatile security situation, goes down to northern conscious of our historical responsibility, the patriotic movement for safeguard and restoration. here by commits all fighting forces to re focus on security and the restoration of the integrity of our territory and visit us. we reassure the international community that burkina faso will continue to respect its international commitments including human rights. prior t

after elections were pushed back to years by interim leader, not increased at b. france and the african union have condemned the crackdown classes between columbia, right? police and indigenous protest is in the capital book time left more than a dozen offices injured. indigenous people displaced by the countries armed conflict with demonstrating against over crowding and poor conditions in a city shelter. at a huge fire around that in central mexico, when a fuel truck crashed into an over pass homes and cars was scorched, hundreds of people were evacuated. the driver of the truck has been arrested with prime minister this truss having announced her resignation from office britain . stop job is up for grabs again, and the search is on. trust is stepping down on the job 6 weeks in office, making her tenure, the shortest in british history. i cannot remember the torrie bye, say her replacement will be found in a week's time. speculation is rife regarding who will take her place with many touting even a possible return of former prime minister barak johnson. on the streets of england, many were

french embassy products to has been condemned by the united states, the united nations and the african union. o carrion's having their 4th general election and 18 months. voting is taking place. um, it concerns about sawing consumer prices and energy costs. indications are that it will be a low turnout with no party on course to win a majority, which means populist parties could benefit or brazilians go to the pulse after a highly polarized presidential election campaign that prompted phase of violence. polls give a clear advantage to the left us and former president lewis ignacio looted the silver and the robbing encumbered jaya boss. an arrow has hinted that he might not accept the fate. ah fernandez the brianna once, lula the scene. but to be your president, she lost her job after getting povey and says if financial support she gets is not enough. just put her hopes in less promises will be left when government focusing on social issues with only have a better. if lula wins the election, we will get everything back off. people who live on the streets will get jobs, housing, everything the

united nations and the african union and all condemned the 2nd to bring a faster this year. army captain erupt already declared himself the nation's new leader on friday to render. earlier we asked ernest henry wilkins, who is a walker, do go about 3 to his take on the claims that france could be helping to amoeba. they something is very unlikely to be honest. it's a they don't have a longstanding relationship with which to me, but it would be a huge p r disaster for them if i had, since they should. they've said in a stipend this often ignorant. they have absolutely nothing to do with this and they're not sheltering. and if it then sat down that they, that they were on, it would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the, in the western. so hell i just really can't see them taking that kind of risk. priscilla's presidential hopefuls have held their final rallies out of elections on sunday. concern over widening inequality has boosted left, his former present, luis and osceola da silva, is pulling well ahead of right wing incumbent diable scenario was being blamed for

the nation's new leader on friday in a cru that's been condemned by the united nations and the african union. and journalist henry wilkins joins us now from the capital. wanted to go, henry welcomed the army offices who seized power, se the top of leader pool, only dummy by is now plotting a counter offensive. can you give us any more details about this? is not beyond the realm of possibility. certainly we know that the 2 power yesterday don't have full control of the army. there's been helicopters circling the center of why the new leader in trying to interviews on the radio today. where he has said to the, the helicopters, that the military helicopters have been circling the, the city to know belong to, to him and are under his control of that. he also mentioned that there have been exchanges of gunfire between different fractions within the, the army today as well. so it's, it's pretty clear that he doesn't have full control of the situation at the moment . so it is quite possible that to me, but could be trying to capitalize on that. so the army claims the me there is hiding at a french

accusation. protestors attacked the french embassy in the capital, the west, the united nations and the african union have condemned the 2nd breaking 1st of this year army captain abram tore declared himself a nation new leader on friday right now, earlier we asked henry wilkins, who is i want to do about his take on the claims that france could be helping to me, but the searching is very unlikely to be honest. i don't have a long standing relationship with to me, but it would be huge. p r. disaster for them. if i said mistaken this often, they have absolutely nothing to do with this and they're not sheltering if it then turned out that they were, they would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the western. so hell, i just really can't see them taking that kind of risk. we want to turn back to the story of the stampede. at that indonesian soccer stadium. we're now joined by a d. w. g. carter bureau chief georg motus was more on the story for us. so key york, what exactly are the police and the spectator seen about how this disaster happened? while the police report, it said that

the united nations and the african union, bulgarians are having their 4th general election in 18 months. voting is taking place um it concerns about sorting consumer prices and energy costs. indications are that it will be a low turnout with no party on course to win a majority, which means populace parties could benefit for justice of rally to cross britain of the u. k. spiraling cost of living crosses thousands of demonstrators protested against rising energy prices. and skyrocketing inflation, the government is facing a major backlash or the plants to slash taxes for the wealthy, which of course the british pound to fall to record, most of brazilians go to the poles. after a highly polarized presidential election campaign that's prompted fees of violence, their opinion polls give a clear advantage to the left us former president lewis in nasty alluded to silva and the right wing incumbent jaya, bol sanara has hinted. he might not accept the fate. a reporter, your henry made us sent this report on the election from re edition here. ah fernandez if brianna once love a few but to be her

the united nations and the african union have condemned the 2nd 2 in beginning of this year. army captain abraham tre, already declared himself the nation's new leader on friday. and we asked janice henry wilkins, who is in wagner to go about his type on the claims that france could be hoping to meet. they something is very unlikely to be honest. it's, i don't have a long standing relationship with which to me, but it would be a huge p r disaster for them. if i, since they said in a statement this afternoon, they have absolutely nothing to do with this. and they're not sheltering if it then turned out that they, that they were, they would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the, in the western so hell, i just really can't see them taking that kind of risk. bri wilkinson, or brazilians. go to the poles after a highly polarized presidential election campaign that prompted fees of violence holds give a clear advantage to left us and former president louis ignacio let the silver and the bright wing incumbent j. a boss. an arrow has hinted that he might not accept a defe

the united nations and the african union have condemned the 2nd cooper. rikita hoss of this year, or captain ibrahim to rory declared himself the nations new leader on friday. right now, earlier we asked journalist henry wilkins, who is in what walk i do want to do group, excuse me, about his take on the claims that france could be helping them yuba they something is very unlikely to be honest. it's a they don't have a long standing relationship with which to me, but it would be a huge piano disaster for them if i had, since they should. they've said in a stipend, this often ignorant. they have absolutely nothing to do with this. and they're not sheltering if it then sat down that they, that they were on, it would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the, in the western saw. hell, i just really can't see them thinking that kind of risk results. presidential hopefuls of held their final rallies of elections on sunday ahead of elections and sunday rather concerns over whitening inequality has boosted left his former president, louise and osceola. dis silva is goin

the united nations and the african union. journalist henry wilkins is in the capital wagner to go. and he gave us more details about the current situation and burkina faso. yeah, i mean it's, it's not beyond the rounds of possibility. and certainly we know that the to, to power yes that i don't have full control of the army. it's been helicopters circling the center of the new leader in trying to interview on the radio today where he has said that the, the helicopters that the military helicopters have been circling the, the city did not belong to a man under his control of that. he also mentioned that there have been exchanges of gunfire between different fractions within the army today as well. so it's, it's pretty clear that he doesn't have full control of the situation of the moment . so it is quite possible that to me could be trying to capitalize on that. so the army claims the neither is hiding at a french base. france is denying any involvement in all of them. is it likely that france is helping the answered leader? this something is very unlikely to be honest. it's a long

newly down friday, in a cruise has been condemned by the united states, the united nations and the african union. journalist henry wilkins is in the capital like a duke and he gave us more details about the current situation and booking a faster, you know, mean is not beyond the rounds of possibility. certainly we know that the 2 power yesterday don't have full control of the army. it's been helicopters circling the center of why when the new leader in tra thomas 2 interviews on the radio today where he has said that the helicopters, the military helicopters, have been circling the of the city to know belong to him and are under his control . was that he also mentioned that there have been exchanges of gunfire between different fractions within the, the o me today as well. so it's, it's pretty clear that he doesn't have full control of the situation of the moment . so it is quite possible to me to be trying to capitalize on that. so the army claims to me there is hiding at a french base. france is denying any involvement in all of this. is it likely that france is helping the alfred leader they

tagged the french embassy. friday's crew has been condemned by the us, the united nations and the african union. and protesters have rallied across person over the u. k. 's spiraling cost of living prices. thousands of demonstrators protested against rising energy prices and skyrocketing inflation. the government is facing a major backlash over plans to slash taxes to the wealthy, which is called the british pound to full to record lows. now, iranians based abroad and their supporters are rallying in cities across the globe in solidarity with protests. sparks by the death of martha armine and terran, the 22 year old woman, died after being arrested by iran's notorious morality police for breaching the islamic republics. strict s dress code for women in rome. hundreds ma through the streets near the famous colosseum. i mean, his death has re ignited outrage over the treatment of women under ron's religious leadership. activists say demonstrations are being held in nearly 160 cities around the world in the arabian communities also rallying in washington dc. and we can go straight to our correspon

security in africa is taking place, and uh, maki-sal, who, by the way, is the chairman of the african unions year, the chief african international organization , said that the reason, in fact, one of the reasons that the countries of africa do not join the west's policy against russia is the complete indifference of the west to the interests of africa itself and the needs of africa itself, both in the field of security and in the field of the economy. health areas in general, yes, and why should africa support the west when the west in no way africa supports said the current chairman of the african union and the same understanding is extended to other developing countries. here, listen, for example, what did the current president of one of the allies of the united states of latin america say about the policy of the united states, president of colombia gustav petra the united states destroys all the economies of the world they decide to protect themselves sometimes without thinking about what will happen as a result of such measures economy latin american countries devastated in latin americ

vladimir vladimirovich putin and the president of senegal, who is now the representative of the african unionne 3rd. as you know, russia really went forward. countries that are very concerned about, uh hmm coming food shortages and acute food crisis, and opened up the opportunity for uh, grain exports from ukraine but the grain deal involved two. uh, so to speak e two parts one part-this is the export of ukrainian grain, the second russian and so the export of ukrainian grain. everything is strictly carried out, and as it turned out, this is done very cunningly, very cunningly. here's what the most recent data from october 18 says. and this is the un data, 350 ships left odessa and adjacent areas. how many came to africa seven? seven seven introduce yourself a 152, as it turned out, they exported grain to europe, which how can we assume? i don't say but i guess it will resold to the same african countries and not the fact that at the lowest prices since. bro herself is a grain exporter and suddenly she is also larger, that the publisher of wheat and so on, and she suddenly transports huge sto