and south africa, these are people living then afroasiatic, these are arabs and some tribes of northern ethiopiamall group called this south africa chen approximately 30% of the world's mineral reserves, 8% of the world's natural gas reserves 12% of the world's oil reserves on the continent of the world. i remember at that time our parents did not have freedom, they were forced to work for others, they did not have the freedom of expression. it was colonialism, as it is, that's why they decided to fight and with the help of friends in this particular case of the russian people, we were able to free ourselves. m, which gained independence in the middle of the twentieth century, was ghana is its first president. roma, it was he who led the movement in africa not joining in october 1945 in manchester on the fifth pan-african all colonies should be free african leaders. but they didn't say how kwmin krum how we should act, then after political freedom you'll say as soon as you're free everything is fine, that's why africa has problems. and that after the proclamation of independence, one of the main

even though 800,000 people are estimated to have died as a result of the conflict in northern ethiopia. so, sanctions are only effective if used as part of the well thought out strategy that contains specific policy goals and aims. does the administration have a strategy to use targeted sanctions to obtain the outcomes we are seeking? will we use targeted sanctions to pressure the parties in jeddah to come to an agreement? >> chairman, i think you have seen around the world, the administration's commitment to using sanctions, including on a subject that we work on a lot together, russia's war in ukraine. i would argue that the fact that the executive order on may 4th that we gave ourselves this tool, had an effect on the parties being willing to come to jeddah. as i said, we are working on how that executive order could be populated with names, depending on how the talks go. we have done the same in ethiopia, i would argue just having the executive order played a good role in getting us to the better place we are. >> our packages, that are ready to be deployed, if you make that decisio

2000, in 23 this year, secretary blinken identified that the amhara force regional forces in northern ethiopia were engaged in ethnic cleansing and war crimes. the human rights watch has identified two particular individuals that are responsible for those war crimes, and i hope that the treasury would look at sanctioning with those two individuals. leave or not, i have a question. but we have a capital gains allowance that costs us tens of billions of dollars. it is justified as encouraging people to make investment that help the economy grow. maybe that makes sense unless the economy you are growing is china. can do you think of a reason why we use the tax system to subsidize u.s. investment in chinese companies >> i'm sorry, in what way do we -- >> if you work hard and you owe money, you pay the ordinary income tax rate. but if instead you invest in huawei and the price goes up and you in best the same amount of money, you pay a much lower rate, and if you die walden, that you get a stipend of the bases that you pay, and you pay no tax at all. so the full canopy of investment incentives buil

additional shock on top of environmental shocks has really pushed countries like somalia, parts of ethiopia in northern virginia into alarming food and security situations to you and we'll see program says it will drastically cut aid assistance to hazy g to a shortage in funding will affect around a $100000.00 people a month just on the hall. so if the country's population, which is around $5200000.00 people rely on some for them without selling some monetary and assistance. food and security and privacy is worse than this of gangs continue to expand and take control of the launch areas of the country zone months in bio as the you and will free programs. country director in haiti, he says the cops come at a time when he's, he's facing both economic and political instability. well, he's facing one of his most severe 3rd prize. these needs a new manager and assistance in here the highest since 2010. so this is a very bad time, there's never a good time for tail emergency programs, but this is a very bad time comes in. i'm on when these are thinking. and when we know that the levels of fluid security is a

additional shock on top of environmental shocks has really pushed countries like somalia, parts of ethiopia in northern virginia into alarming food and security situations. still, head on the al jazeera, united nations hands, i have a ship to you have any officials, a key stepped to avoid a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea. a new home for alice on this patients with a discovery that could slow down the disease. the and were off and running with your weather update for the america is beginning, and south america still cooler, playing us through the river, play months of the day, or at 10 degrees this below where you should be for this sum of the year. some what, whether we see that wind off the a bond tick that's going to induce a few showers for that southeast corner of brazil, top tier of south america. right now, the rain is falling, but no weather alerts to speak of here. so it won't be as intense as we've seen in the past, but where there are some heavy falls of rain, costa rica, and panama, as we see those winds pick up. so that's groups off the moisture from the caribbean sea and drives it r

nations is warning rates of severe malnutrition in ethiopia's tigray have risen sharply with nearly 9 million people needing food aid in the war-ravaged northernregion. the world food programme and the u.s. government, ethiopia's two largest food donors, both halted deliveries to tigray in april, saying the food was being diverted away from those in need. a tigrayan official said hundreds have died, including children, since the aid was withdrawn, calling the situation extremely desperate. in israel, tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets of tel aviv wednesday evening after the city's police commander announced he was resigning under pressure from senior israeli government officials. commander ami eshed said he would rather step aside than follow the demands of cabinet members, who demanded a violent crackdown on protesters opposed to plans by the far-right government of benjamin netanyahu to gut israel's judiciary. this is a protester who took to -- speaking wednesday. >> i am here today because i care about democracy. i know that the government decided to fire the head police officer of tel aviv only because he decided it is ill

saharan, these are the people living in southern ethiopia the ancient egyptians are part of this group. then the afroasiatic arabs and some tribes of northerna. africa contains approximately 30% of the world's mineral reserves, 8% of the world 's natural gas reserves, 12% of the world 's oil reserves, the continent contains 40% of the world's gold and up to 90% of chromium and platinum. diamonds. gold platinum all these riches for centuries attracted to the continent the colonizers of the portuguese, the british, the french, the dutch, the germans sent the local population into slavery oppression. they were gradually deprived of their rights by multinational resistance, which in the last century grew into a struggle for independence. i remember at that time our parents did not have freedom, they were forced to work for others. they did not have freedom and self-expression. it was colonialism. that is why they decided to fight and with the help of friends in this particular case of the russian people. the first african state to gain independence in the middle of the 20th century was ghana, its first president, quamokrom it was he who led the

ethiopia as capital to discuss the situation and the neighboring country. they called for regional summit to consider deploying troops to sit down to protect civilians. the number of people killed by slots in northern india has risen to at least 29. most of the victims were in the kamala and region of motion for these parts of the region have seen the heaviest monsoon rainfall in decades. the hardest june on record has driven and talked x. c ice levels to a rep who low the world to meet you, a logical organization, cynthia and toxic levels. a 17 percent below average. ocean surface temperatures are at new height is in part due to the new weather patch. it and, well, those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll just say, well, continues next. thank you for watching the in the 19 sixty's television, across the middle east on north africa. and so did cinema, especially in egypt. but there was also film making away from the main stream where politics, large, some director saw their role as historians, documenting many of the to multiverse events of the decades will be sitting at the center. i'm a bunch from the set. then am i going to be what tennessee distress center? many, many. what did bethlehem a o