, had some influence we had, had communication with pomich. com of the president of zambia on national security, and he directly told what it was like when they had to go down into an underground shelter in kyiv. returning to the pair, i would say that there are certain changes in the position of the pairs, there is definitely, well, i wouldn't say a warming, but, well, you can say a warming, but i would say that there is more of a mutual understanding between the leadership of the couples and our leadership, so again, obviously, we should not exaggerate this, but nevertheless, certain changes are taking place, and therefore we must continue to work in this direction , once again our allies turned out to be precisely the local civil society, universities, think tanks, in the two leading think tanks i would say not only couples, but africa, we have established a very good, very good relationship, and by the way, next month i am already going on my third trip as a couple, where we hope it will be a ukrainian delegation of civil society, where we hope that we will be able to communicate,

how do you each see the issue of mental health in zambia? i think the, the, the conversation around mental health is from the one of the exclusive compositions . you can find such compositions in poor communities. why do you think it's, it's like that to you? i'll tell you. the poor people have no excuse for what have been seen in mind. if you're down at school, you'll say, if you're just out, if you, if you, if you interpret dies, nobody would know that you're doing sized, you have most of these kids lose your parents when they're young. and most of these kids experience so much without nobody paying attention to them. so these composition is, is exclusive to us in class of people that have an opportunity to even understand leaving next, se, se, combination, their own mental you let me come to, you don't come quickly to just take us through that, that state of mind to really what was it when you were going through, what was it that you felt that you need, that way you're communicating through your actions, your emotions that people were fee

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in the case of debt relief for zambia. i have more progress can be made. there was clear recognition that the world economy -- the global economy pans on china and the united states working together to solve problems. this is something we both recognize. certainly, climate change is an area we need to work together to address it. we have worked very constructively with representatives from the pse to advance a common agenda. i definitely see a potential growth to deepen our work together. wesley wanted, thank you secretary yellen. he mentioned aid to ukraine, increased support for the world bank and you are other countries to follow suit. there are serious doubts about the biden administration's ability to get congress to back those pledges. there is increased political dysfunction in washington. how concerned are you that that this function is undermining your credibility here? what are you hearing back from your counterparts? are they concerned or anxious about what is happening in washington? >> what i say about this is funding for ukraine, both militar

time, july or august, i just came back from two countries in africa, this is southern africa, and zambiaut southern africa, then we know how strong the pro-russian narratives were in the ruling party of the african national congress, and they resorted to such actions as holding joint military maneuvers with russia and china on the anniversary of the invasion of russia ukraine, that is, the situation was very difficult, but everything... still, now there is a feeling that the situation has started to change a little. it is obvious that this is under certain pressure from both the international community and local civil society, but i think that something the fact that these people were there, tried to communicate with putin and communicated with zelenskyi, well, in zambia in particular, we had...' had communication with the assistant of the zambian president for national security, and he directly said what it was like when they i had to go down to the underground shelter in kyiv. coming back to the pair, i would say that there are certain changes in the position of the pairs, there is a d

municipal level saddled with a large amount of debt so china really cannot forgive debt, for example, in zambiaa if they cannot do the same in any of its provinces at home. let's had now to india where vehicle exports or a 70% decline. the two wheel segment saw its biggest disruption. our corresponded with the details. most of the automotive exports from india at a south asian countries, latin america and parts of africa. of which have been adversely affected due to geopolitical issues. but fuel prices since last year have hit finances in developing economies and many have seen foreign—exchange challenges. the reason why exports from india have suffered. the most hit has been for two wheels where exports fell by over 20% in the april— september period. we will come back to that in a moment but let's return now to beijing where the russian president vladimir putin is just arriving there. he has arrived in fact in beijing to meet with his chinese counterpart, xijinping, a counterpart, xi jinping, a widely counterpart, xijinping, a widely watched trip showing the deep mutual trust. it comes one da

c and zambia. and upon for fiber optic connectors in egypt. but some wonder who benefits most from this approach, which is that essentially about pushing private investment in the global south. and the problem with that private investment is it's going to specific sectors which essentially europe has an interest for it's green transition. a lot of it will go to large transnational corporations rather than the small and the micro industries will really should be the engines of kind of the most sustainable development, the 300000000000 euros pond for the use. global gateway initiative is also dwarfed by the estimated one trillion beijing is pouring into belton road and in brussels. many leaders stress the need for more investment. lovely. it says, i mean, yeah. then dvd to the is $1400000000.00 individuals on the territory of more than 15000000 square kilometers. and we have to do every single drinking water, electricity, roads. we need to build it, hold on to the you, the member states, but a bubble. the private sector through blending, defend

economy is that they are saddled with large amounts of debt, so china really cannot forgive debt in zambiacan't do the same in any of their problems is at home. so i think that's one kind of foreign and local tension for china. the other piece we are seeing is cognizant of china's overall muted growth is the tightening of the belt. you've already heard xi jinping tightening of the belt. you've already heard xijinping use the word that they are looking for small and beautiful projects, closer to home in southeast asia. what's small and beautiful cosmic small amounts of investment, but also beautiful being strategically important for china. h0??? beautiful being strategically important for china. how do you resond important for china. how do you re5pond to _ important for china. how do you respond to the _ important for china. how do you respond to the other _ important for china. how do you respond to the other side - important for china. how do you respond to the other side which | respond to the other side which has cited concerns over this initiative, saying this isjust another way for c

china has come to the table, for example, in the case of debt relief for zambia. i am hopeful more progress can be made. and i do think going back to president biden's meeting with president xi's meeting in bali there was clear recognition that the world economy -- the global economy depends on china and the united states working together to solve problems. this is something we both recognize is necessary and desirable, and certainly certainly, climate change is an area we need to work together to cooperate to address it. i would say the good for several years now has cochaired a g20 working group on sustainable finance. we have worked very constructively with representatives from the pbo see to advance a common agenda that relates to climate change, so i definitely see a potential growth to deepen our work together. and i am optimistic about that. >> chris condon for the final question. >> good, secretary yellen. here in morocco you are making some important financial pledges. you mentioned aid to ukraine, increased support for the world bank and you are other co

we can talk about that in a little bit but the initiative right now as it stands with zambia in defaultopia in a debt crisis, other african nations facing higher debt loads. will there be restructuring of developmental loans? will china be open to reinvigorate this cornerstone project? shery: there are other big names that are potentially going. hungary's prime minister but as you said really the focus is on vladimir putin. what are we expecting? stephen: well, we do know from state media from russia that he is likely to meet xi jinping tomorrow, the 18th. it will be interesting to see whether they double down on the last time vladimir putin was here before the olympics, was it last year? i am running out of my calendar timeframe but i think it was february before the winterland dixie was here. they signed a no limits partnership. will they be doubling down at a time when external shocks are front and center on the newspapers whether it is the war in ukraine or the urgent crisis in the middle east which only exacerbates the debt loads around the world, refinancing costs for developing n

zambia had a default in ethiopia and sri lanka, all these countries in debt crises right now and they need debt forgiveness or restructuring. the biggest creditor and these develop mental loans is china. how willing are they to give debt relief at a time when they are having a slowing economy and their own debt crisis some property as well? interesting times ahead and it will play out tomorrow as the belt and road forum kicks off. kriti: the fact that the form could provide alternatives to traditional imf and world bank solutions is quite telling of china's role in the global economy. stephen engle there in beijing. thank you for your reporting. i want to go back to the european story in the translation from what is going on in the middle east. two people were killed by gunfire in downtown brussels on monday night in an attack which is being investigated as possibly terrorist related. let's get to maria tadeo in brussels. what is the latest on the ground there? maria: this shooting took place in brussels and two people are dead. it brings back memories of the 2016 terror attacks that

in a world where you give the gun to zambia and let it die. children of the people, these things are minimal and the results are more than this , of course, israel is used to the time when it becomes desperate , usually in all the previous wars, this lunch has shown that when they are tired, they get nervous , they act like crazy people, say me for example. i feel so good ruin, now i'm going to do something that will make you all stare, of course, you are capable of these things, it's a crime against the law. the first qana, the second qana told your service that in fact and all kinds of these strange things, the decision is definitely the decision of an officer and no one has the courage to decide, this decision is a structure that created a crime and a disaster at its highest level. let everyone's eyes stare at this side, finally, someone will come in the middle of this and gather in a way that israel will not be destroyed, it will not gather with these things, and more hatred will be added, and more anger of these people will be added, and

we are starting to make progress, there was a breakthrough for zambia in june. we are working on ghana now but we have to make progress. we've had some countries who have not been willing to participate in the debt restructuring. it's not a bilateral issue. it's a multilateral issue when the country does not come to the table. there were some countries that thought that the multilateral institutions that patrick was talking about should participate in the restructuring. that's not the u.s. position. the last resort to inject, infuse new financing when these countries are in problem. they ned to be out of that system. so we have seen recent breakthroughs, little too late but we are starting to do that. we now have a global sovereign round table that brings together the emerging market countries that have debt challenges, the official creditors, the private sector to work on how we can do better to have more predictable time bound infrastructure for countries in distress. huge priority for the treasury department. >> there was a movement in congress, right, to try

they need money to fund solutions in zambia, almost $300000.00 hector's, a far as i did every year for chaco timber. and i the culture on my clinic and i x and email that way. i like to say discussing, i'm going to toss convey about time. so those are some form of a drunk. and most people couldn't phone. and they just looked at to, you know, cutting down of trees. if they didn't cut down trees to mix alcohol, then what else are they going to do? in fact, okay. how about keeping the teams suggested small hold is produced, rule honey, which they would then buy package and we sell in supermarkets, gm, economic assemble on his team provide free be keeping workshops, grunting the farm as an alternative to talk production says the bees bring the benefits to for the we, for example, cost for the nation, the, the fluids, the in the product to of what if you are growing in your, from without the food, the trees that you of good, with the tomatoes way that they had it's mays, a sunflower, you said benefits to both of you, philip zulu is a small scale meas, pharma. he has diversified in to be kee

he wants to expand his clean energy model to zambia botswana and south africa, and even further away to spain and the united kingdom. so we find them slowly be and 18 that we think was a wonderful se, revise lifelessly system, which is what it looks like. theory or crop place to you is food, foreigners forms the process the residue and didn't reach the soil. it's called fermi. composting. the weak, where is the living breathing engineers of the underworld. india and farmers have increasingly relied on chemical fertilizers. now in many regions, the soil is reaching a breaking point. over time it's been wrong dev, it's nutrients. it's less productive and needs more water every season. for the worms, happiness equals coming down from nearby terry farms. the down is laid out in shallow pits. this period of free composting is necessary to kill parasites. the earth warms their way through the pile in the pits. their excrement is dried and becomes for me compost. it takes 3 to 5 years for the file to adapt. but ultimately it is just as productive without chemical fertilizers. in, in with th

in zambia, almost $300000.00 hector is a forest need every year for chaco timber. and i've the culture on my colleague and i actually know it, well why to say discussing them, but talk to us convey about time. so those are some form of control and most people couldn't from and various attempts to, you know, cutting down of trees. if they didn't cut down trees to mix up within one thing to do that. okay. how about the keeping? the team suggested small hold is produced rule honey, which they would then buy package and we sell in supermarkets, janica nick, assemble on his team, provide free b, keeping workshops grants in the farm as an alternative to talk production says the bees bring the benefits to for the we, for example, costs for the nation and the fluids, the in the product to of what if you are growing in your, from without the food, the trees that you of good with that to me towards the way that they had. it's amaze, sunflower you said benefit due to both of you. philip zulu is a small scale meas, former, he has diversified in to be keeping them fish farming,

i've read the kind of science, the bombing, the government faces in zambia tax on the past. and people who put an end to own was in the was i don't see, sat down with how my spin who bureau man, but most of them are from exclusive into about something next the, [000:00:00;00] the safety of the yahoo soul, they caught him, blew it big with which t v is now trying to deliberately create the pico called waste i think is a conflict with your on the right to do to see them there. you know, we police keep the matter of claiming that what is going on because nothing to do with the goal is the name is really one thing for the real reason for the, for the crisis is be around the by the early 1950 can you became one of the centers of resistance to colonialism in africa. the british invaders infringed on the most basic rights of the local population. great britain pursued the policy of squeezing out the local population from their indigenous lands. the best airable areas were given to white farmers, dooming canyons step already and hunger. this caused the sharp protest of the peasants

the 77 percent, the magazine for africa's use with their story about zambia, which is passed a mental health law in 2019 but its implementation is still patrick. don't forget, of course is more news on d w dot com, and of course you can always find the latest on things to grand an x where i'll handle these predictably at the www a michael locus in berlin for me and the rest of the team. thanks for joining in bye for now the the, the depression, bipolar disorder, mental health issues like these. i've seen asked about topics in many african societies. you'll africans struggling with that mental health. i left to their own devices in the past. uh, people have stuck to these misconceptions about mental health. that mental illness is a curse or, you know, it's the one positions the 77 percent next on dw, the how many pollution assert out in the world right now, climate change. the story. this is much less the way from just one we how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to subscribe like manuals and doing the you belong to the 77 percent because i don't go to 6

favor of kenya, which during the break, over the past 3 years , only tanzania, rwanda, pakistan, zambiaknocked out of the kliya, but this is like an excuse, perhaps it sounds, plus a pause, when the opponent had problems with the goalkeeper, i say, well, it’s more like it sounds like an excuse, obviously. valery karpin, who, unlike the match with cameroon, experimented more, gave the opportunity for yuri gorshkov and arsen adamov to make their debut, but in the end, realizing that the team was in danger, ivan oblikov and alexander silyanov suffered their first defeat in 2 years, the two of them and were able to equalize the score in the last minutes. i'm glad to score my debut goal, it's a pity we couldn't win, we tried really hard, we lost, thank you all for your support. the russian national football team has a november training camp ahead, but there are names. unique installation to assist in the deep cleaning of what remains of the old ships. a powerful laser beam cuts through rusty ship iron like butter, and can do this at a distance and under water; there is no analogue to such eq

the for the south, we go with lots of heat building in places like zambia as well as botswana. we got a smoke board of weather coming over the weekend for south africa. felt far conditions up in the north, disruptive writing cape town. and we're going to see severe thunderstorms for the eastern cape as to whether update the thoughts provided king owns, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the next truly unfortunate. but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less segregation these days or is it just a different full? i think the democracy in the process facing realities. do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side showing the end, the brakes on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen via the story on talk to how does era the the, you want, you know, the 0 reminder, our top story is this out. and you as president, you a 5 minutes approve the construction of a new section of board, a wooden southern texas that comes as a us extra state health. totes in mexi

as we look towards in bob way and zambia had a bad day in cape town at $22.00 degrees, also seen the heat in botswana habit only at $36.00. and we've also been studying records on that. a gas scar even antenna in a revolt at 30 degrees. that's above where you should be for this sum. dear. now that we're in the month of october, the tough times demand. tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what the troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom, racism is something we interest in the country that inside notified with america itself. when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging mirror and demand the truth. there's no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are with me mark lamont hill. what else is there? the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back here watching out. just do a time to recount the headlines. as many as 9000 people are attempting to across the us mexico border every day. plenty of travel through several countries in latin america. let's get back. in mexico, every single migrant couns

as we look towards in bob way and zambia had a bad day in cape town at $22.00 degrees, also seen the heat in botswana habit only at $36.00. and we've also been studying records on that. a gas scar even antenna in a revolt at 30 degrees. that's above where you should be for this sum. dear. now that we're in the month of october, the oil rich get rock is facing a crisis and a final fight to results. water. as dimes built by its upstream neighbors with strict flow under investment of climate change, or exacerbate the situation. now when regions were settled, funding 1st emerge, pensions are rapidly rising. people in power investigates whether this could be the last generation to farm the line. iraq's walter was part to of, to on a jersey to the welcome back to watching out just there a time. to recap the headlines, as many as 9000 people are attempting to cross the us mexico border every day, many of the travel through several latin american continents to get that in mexico . remind me. shelter is now its full capacity. the us congress has approved the temporary funding bill to avoid th

when you're in east africa in kenya, but originally from zambia, lester up there for our viewers. tell us about racial tensions broadly if you can about what's going on in africa. i know it's a very complex issue because in the north you have air majorities that in sub saharan advocate, many people actually identify by religious group, linguistic group, and especial travel grouping. so tell us a broadly about what racism means in the context of africa and opposed to the discourse in western nations. yeah, so i think festival, yeah, probably a lot of africans off for medium with stress is going to because probably of the history that we have country is that there for medical life by sitting versus powers. so most of us we are young people who never leapt to, oh, on the folks that unfortunately, conditions by the legacy over through the him, i think it's something that you're with or somehow we was passed on to us by our grandfathers and people who lived under that still, but instead of a gothic and countries, we still see pockets of refusing to uh sit in places the especially if it

the for the south we go had lots of heat building in places like zambia as well as botswana. we got a smoke board of weather coming over the weekend for south africa. felt far conditions up in the north, disruptive writing cape town. and we're going to see severe thunderstorms for the eastern cape that to weather update the 30 years of to the sewing. all just the real world tells the 2 part story, you know, wage in the hospital, a cold weather. so lose the government of norway, or it's remarkable role in nurturing this again, the secret negotiations and why it's promising peace as remain unfulfilled is strong decided the terms of the negotiations. nobody could fish those back go home detroit. so also on all disease the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, i gave you what, you know, the 0 reminder about top stories this uh, and siri and officials, at least $100.00 people have been killed and the, during that time for the military graduation ceremony in the government stronghold of holmes government forces launched as strikes and revel held areas. shortly after the attack, the united stat

but look at all this action moves and big zimbabwe, right into zambia. thunderstorms on the cards for you on tuesday, see us in the, in a world where the news never ends. understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news and to the journalist for reporting their stories except intimacy that makes every international story local at heart. i'm only can be the host of the take. a daily news podcast, powered by the global reporting of al jazeera, find us where ever you get your broadcasts. how's the laws of war been breached in guns or the killing of civilians and collective punishment raises concerns of israel bones the strip. so who are home those responsible to accounts this is inside stored the color that i am, james spaces rose, devastating strikes and block.

and bob way next in life will be zambia. but you could set a record for the month of october 1st on monday, before your temperatures fall on tuesday. the date seemed like the minerals needed for green energy transition in the 1st of 2 special reports. 101 east investigates what it means for the pacific ocean on al jazeera. the nice thing is, asian games own and waving hung joe to meet the athletes and bring you the best of the action. us $45.00 nations continue to close the $500.00 gold medals. we'll bring you the latest updates and analysis to stay with is the special coverage from home. joe 2023 on here. the the, the, it was, you know, there are a mind about top stories this hour. a huge fire was engulf state police associated egypt has been contained, the security direct shirts, and the city of this lady, it was in flames for hours. the kind of by region about somebody's zone is old, but there's a mistake of it's $120000.00 the if they call medium population, a fled to neighborhood and thousands of migraines found for uni

favor of kenya, which at the break over the past 3 years was leading only tanzania, rwanda, pakistan, zambiang out of balance, but it probably sounds like an excuse , plus a pause when the opponent had problems with the goalkeeper, i say, but it sounds more like an excuse, understandable. valery karpin, who, unlike the match with cameroon , experimented more, gave the opportunity to depute more. with arsen adamov, but in the end realizing that the team was in danger, ivan oblikov lost his first defeat in 2 years and alexandra silyanova, the two of them were able to equalize the score in the last minutes. i'm glad to score my debut goal, it's a pity we couldn't win, we tried really hard, we lost, thank you all for your support. the russian national football team has a november training camp ahead, but the names of its opponents are still unknown. daniil, alexander stalmash. lead. portugal national team striker cristiano ronaldo scored a double in the qualifying match for the european championship against bosnia. portugal won 5:0, and ronaldo scored two goals already in the middle of the first

but look at all this action losing big zimbabwe, right into zambia thunderstorms on the cards for you on tuesday. see you soon. the that it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb into someone's house, that is significant in numbers, the insignificant idea logically, that is significant, even as a crime. getting a very significant by dictating the governments in the fact of policy that was shown up can terms of the radicalized div series on our 20. the number again, you're watching out a 0. has reminder about top stories this hour. you might have terry in group say time is running out to send by full supplies to the war toned goals, a strip of water, food and medical supplies on swindling thousands of miles from the rest of the border crossing with egypt, which says it kind of price because of is really strikes us says it's a great on a plan with israel to allow aid in to civilians and gone the extra say times the blinking. also i said present to find more of us if it's out on wednesday. and our show as sort of darcy, i'm over the 1000 children have been killed in 10 days or for the hig

by the break had been leading in the score for the last 3 years. only tanzania, rwanda, pakistan, zambiansettled me, but it sounds like an excuse, maybe it sounds, plus a pause when the opponent had problems with the goalkeeper, i say, well, it sounds more like an excuse, understandable. valery karpin, which, unlike the match with cameroon , experimented more, gave the opportunity for yuri gorshkov to debut with arsen adamov. but in the end, realizing that the team was in danger, ivan oblikov and alexander silyanov suffered their first defeat in 2 years, and they were able to equalize the score in the last minutes. i’m glad to score my debut goal, it’s a pity we didn’t manage to win, we tried really hard and we failed, thank you all for your support. the russian national football team has a november training camp ahead, but the names of its opponents are still unknown. daniel mokhalin, alexander salmashevsky, lead. portugal national team forward cristiano ronaldo scored a double in the qualifying match for the european championship against bosnia. portugal won 5:0. ronaldo scored two goa

and bob way next in life will be zambia. but you could set a record for the month of october 1st, on monday, before your temperatures fall on tuesday. the code to staples control information that's controlling the narrative to dominate thing, the media. how does the narrative improve public opinion and enormous? 5, it might not be the most important story about china of today, but that's what the big piece attention to. how is citizen jim listened? we played in the story, the listening post, i fixed the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. the the words here it is there a reminder about top stories this hour. a huge fire which in gulf to police facility in egypt has been contained the security direct trip of the city of us media was in flames for hours, the reports of casualties, a number of people have been believed to have been trapped inside the car, back region of otherwise known as little, but decisive to in the soul of its 120000 ethnic albanian population, fled to neighbor, how many th

but we've got some hot air coming up to zambia loop socket. could set a temperature record for the month of october on sunday before your temperatures fall off as the while you're watching out a 0. let's remind you about headlines. this alex pulled an 8000 palestinians in gauze that have now lost their lives. thousands of desperate people have resulted to breaking into a distribution centers in goal is to take food and all the basic supplies you when says civil order is collapsing. and let me know when instructors say israel continued it's an ground, a tax on gaza, or even ice on saturday to mean communication networks across the territory had been completely 7th, but some services are now being provided is also spread beyond the cause of an ice . and you can fight westbank at least 3 palestinians were killed during is raining rain. more than a $1500.00 palestinians have been detained in occupied westbank since october the 7th. well as posting in space conflict at home, hundreds of thousands of people taking boston solidarity values around the