in relation to addis ababa and khartoum, the leverage of addis ababa is not very strong. the only leverage it has it it has ended the war in the north. in this regard, they may have some ability to bring together the two forces with the support of international forces like the united states. in the negotiation between the to grade -- tigray liberation front, the united states was a key player. imran: you make a very important point. when it comes to leverage, ethiopia does not have a huge amount. what does ethiopia need to become the key player once again as they has been in the past? what does it need to do? >> let me go back to eritrea. because it is connected. first of all, the mediation, the issue of mediation has been decided, i think it has been determined that the mediation will take form under the framework of the united states and saudi arabia. this has been confirmed from official sources in sudan. that leaves us with why eritrea and ethiopia do not seem to have the leverage. none of them actually. eritrea has shown some inclination to commit to rapid support fo

charles has begun a 3 day trip to east africa in the if you open capital, addis ababa. he wants to strengthen german influence in the region, but his visit is overshadowed by the conflict in sit down here at addis ababa, airport german chancellor. oil schultz started to 2nd trip to africa since taking office. ethiopia is the 2nd most populous country in africa, but it faces many problems. the modern fist, not the chance lucy's on his drive into the city center is deceptive. ethiopia has gone from being a role model to a struggling nation, with many people, barely making ends meet. inflation has sort to nearly 40 percent. survival is a daily struggle. all my children are educated, they are unemployed. i only earned about 10 euros in mind. that noun shop for a year. during that time, the products have become more and more expensive because of inflation. i hardly make a profit anymore. my business is getting worse and worse. the chancellor's 1st visit is to the african union as headquarters. the union has 55 members and is set to become a bigger player on the international

imran: abdelkhalig, our guest in addis ababa said he is worried about a fragmented sudan.you think that is a realistic fear? guest: so far,, if you look at what happened in libya and syria , the countries that had the arab spring, in our, the revolution started peacefully. we had an uprising in sudan that started peacefully in 2018, it continued until april of 2019. it resulted in an agreement, a caricature of a political agreement that divided power between the civilians and military. so, we had some sort of stability before the coup in october of 2021. basically have equal force, the rapid support forces which is completely outside of the disposition and oversight -- supervision and oversight of the sudanese defense forces. people think this can still be contained. people think the transition has to continue. people still think that war is not going to bring any peace or stability for sudan. but again,, the position taken by the sudanese armed forces is that there is going to be negotiation right now with the rsf. at least with the deputy, his brother. so the fear is the

we have surveyed a number of hot spots if i can say them, so we're in addis ababa. so and our neighbor, a sudan for citizens though many people fleeing the fighting. and so don has been pouring into neighboring ethiopia, presenting a new challenge for the crisis, tricking and war torn country chancellor shots. his next stop is kenya. here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . for members of the far right proud boys militia group have been found guilty of said dishes conspiracy. the jury in washington found the group flooded the january 6 us capital attack in an attempt to block congress from certifying president joe biden selection victory. all 4 could get up to 20 years in prison. japan and france have signed a nuclear cooperation agreement to speed up development of next generation reactors and to improve the safety of existing once the declaration also covers the commissioning, the disabled, focusing on nuclear power plant. the british pop superstar as she right has one there copyright lawsuit in manhattan. federal

it's all for now, states you him for a documentary about the bustling tongue district of addis ababa. the inexpensive neighborhood has been discovered by speculators. we'll be back with more at the top of the next hour. hope to see you then the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. these critics don't straight pieces. screen around 200 people. around. more than 300000000 people are sinking because no one should have to make up your own mind. w. made for mines the, the, [000:00:00;00] the is the guy. those are just the most other than by the most the inside the function of the number, the phone for. so let's this is the on the going. i said, i the i mean the, oh the city on by the the the i can never, i thought it was all i know, but someone is doing what they would have come either this, you know you fight a lot of in the afternoon. you too much right on the too much on the colors and h i c issues and i chose some about the name of the son of the box. i'm thinking i know that most around the non government good the th

and complex world wide self renown station for documentary about the bustling tongue district of addis ababa. the inexpensive neighborhood has been discovered by speculators. we'll be back with more at the top for the next hour. hope to see you then the people in trucks injured one trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. the bees correct straight to the screen. getting 200 people.

refugees and the spread of insecurity on the borders of the two countries are the two main concerns of addis ababa. both which separated from you 12 years ago, has a fragile economy and security , and does not have the ability to deal with the arrival of displaced persons and soldiers fleeing the war, warplanes bombed the city , you left all our assets behind, our only option was to flee to south sudan, here too i don't know what fate we are facing. it is in an african country that is facing the lack of a comprehensive government and instability, and perhaps it is more receptive to the crisis than other sudanese neighbors. some experts say that the departure of foreign nationals from sudan indicates that the future is uncertain this country has 70 of libya under its control egypt has sent weapons to sudan, the united arab emirates and some other countries have offered arms assistance to the two sides involved in sudan. this means that the war in sudan will be long . ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you. sports are very welcome. and esteghlal went to the top. the championship contenders lost thei

spread of insecurity on the borders of the two countries, we did not have two main concerns in addis ababa, staying in sudan means that the situation is getting worse hour by hour. south sudan , which was separated from you 12 years ago , has a fragile economy and security, and to deal with the arrival of refugees and fleeing soldiers from war does not have warplanes they bombed the city. you left all your assets behind. our only option was to flee to south sudan . you don't know what the fate is in this african country, which is facing a crisis due to the lack of a comprehensive government and 20 or more countries, and perhaps from other neighbors of sudan. it is more vulnerable in this country. they say that the departure of foreign nationals from sudan indicates the uncertainty of the future of this country, which controls libya and has sent weapons to sudan, such as the uae and some other countries have offered arms assistance to the two sides involved in sudan. it means the war in sudan long time, let us inquire about the latest developments in sudan from mr. tarr, the sudanese report

refugees and the spread of insecurity on the borders of the two countries are the two main concerns of addis ababa. staying in sudan means that the situation is getting worse by the hour in south sudan, which has been 12 years. he broke up with you it has a fragile economy and security, and it has no way to deal with refugees and soldiers fleeing the war. warplanes bombed the city . you left all our possessions behind. our only option is to flee to south sudan. i don't know what fate we are facing in this african country. is that it is faced with the lack of a comprehensive government and instability, and perhaps it is more vulnerable than sudan's other neighbors in this country. some experts say that the departure of foreign nationals from sudan indicates the uncertainty of the future of this country , which controls 70 large parts of libya. he has sent weapons to sudan, like the uae and some other countries he offered arms assistance to the two parties involved in sudan. this means that the war in sudan will be long. the foreign affairs of the permanent member countries of the shanghai cooperati

we did not have addis ababa's main concern. staying in sudan means that the situation is getting worse hour by hour. south sudan , which separated from you 12 years ago , has a fragile economy and security. they took all our assets you are gone, our only option is to flee to profit here, i don't know what fate we are facing. david is an african country that is facing instability and lack of comprehensive government, and maybe it is more vulnerable than other neighbors of sudan. some experts say that leaving citizens of foreign countries from sudan are an expression of the uncertainty of the future of this country. it controls 70 large parts of libya. egypt sent weapons to sudan , the uae and some other countries offered weapons assistance to the two sides involved in sudan. this means that the war in sudan will be long. it was a hacker attack they caused disruption in public services in the city of dallas, according to percy may's report, dallas city courts and the emergency service center are among the institutions that are th

officials who are, who are collecting this money and what's being assigned to the african union in addis ababa and the intentions expressed to remove these tyrus. a non tariff barriers seem a far cry from the reality on the ground and the political, valid realities of many of these governments mainly is going to be very difficult if not impossible to, to achieve some of these things. i mean, is it realistic? i agree with you, it is very difficult where we are today that are so many obstacles and so much of the dynamism in trade happens informally. we can't even measure it exactly how much is being threatened the across the board this informally. but i believe very strongly that the crisis is an opportunity and that if you are to be determined to do well for your people, you have to pursue their dream. the dream is for good jobs, good. the opportunity these up to points, we are communicating in this paper and more broadly. the 1st one is that uh, if you can take any of the lessons of others, especially i say i'm very dynamic outperforming during this crisis. the rest of the world. they've broug

most of all we have surveyed a number of hot spots if i can say them, so we're in addis ababa and so, and our neighbor, a sudan for citizens though many people fleeing the fighting. and so don had been pouring into neighboring ethiopia, presenting a new challenge for the crisis, tricking and war torn country chancellor shots. his next stop is kenya or corresponding benjamin alvarez group or has been traveling with the german delegation and he earlier sentence his summary of the 1st day. it's all of sholtes, the 2nd trip to africa and the fast going to east africa is german chancellor visiting and also meeting with lead as both of kenya and also in a t o p. and also having talks with a members and how the representatives of the african union and idea that you repeated it today is what he wants the applicant union to be part of the 20 of the group of ag 20 nations to be also able to sole thing to mediate when it comes to regional conflict, because of course the conflict, the crisis inter dawn is taking center stage during this talks. and that's what you stressed here. and if you open, t

shape, a sudanese lawyer, analyst, and member of the arab association of constitutional law and addis ababa solomon death, a founding director of amani africa, a pan african thinktank that focuses on peace and security policy in africa, a warm welcome to you all. i'd like to begin with remark g romaji. there are 20000 refugees in chad already from neighboring student. that numbers rising every single day is this threatening the stability of chat? teen q r i d data law. firstly, it's not about are those the figures switching to stability? i'll study new york. but what doors are huge number for the figures bringing and the sedition is on funding. so it might be that this number may arise again. what it's bringing is more to stress on the national, our humanitarian system, but also need the national and you money to we are now edward and his issue many do you when that die is taking care of that. if you see in the country because of a plea or to the conflict in sudan or does, she said was already under stress because our dwarfs program, but the ceo of the main humanitarian organizations probab

i'm joined now by bbc reporter kalkidan yibeltal, who is speaking to us from addis ababa, ethiopia. theremanitarian workers. the fighting continues. it looks like we have lost him. that is a shame. if we get him back, we will bring you the latest details from sudan. cyclone mocha is expected to make landfall in bangladesh on sunday. storm surges of up to 12 feet. there are concerns the cyclone could affect the worlds largest refugee calm. from cox's bazar, our south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. well, this school has now become a cyclone shelter. and throughout the afternoon, we've seen families arrive with young children, carrying bags full of whatever they want to get them through the next few days of this terrible weather, even some people turning up with their livestock as well, with chickens and with cattle. now, the government has been telling people that they should come to one of these shelters to seek sanctuary. although away from here, we've seen a lot of people who are carrying on with their normal lives, unaware of what might actually happen. now, as you can

regime within the capital or the african union has held a meeting on the situation in sudan and addis ababa and was attended by the un special envoy for the one of africa and a special envoy from the indigo mental authority on developmental e. god of which you don as amanda. a commission chairman was a fucking mahan that says there's no mattress solutions. the crisis from the country least a 100 line people have been killed and flooding, triggered by heavy rains in western rwanda. officials say there have also been injuries many have been trapped in their homes and rescue is have been deployed to the affected areas and still had here on out a show of support. the iranian president arrives and theory and the 1st such visit since the rule began. well, he has a lot more on the overnight attacks between israel and palestinian arms greenspan guzman with with here's how your weather story goes across asia. thank you so much for your company. in pakistan we'll see the rain pick up in below just on k p, k province and punjab as well. you know the name of the game, right? some sundry down ports here

will know that the british ambassador, the excellent british ambassador to khartoum, is now in addis ababacise a bit of flexibility, as we always must, and for example, i have announced last thursday that next year, we will spend around 1000 million pounds, or allocate 1000 million pounds, or allocate 1000 million pounds, or allocate 1000 million pounds, to meet humanitarian difficulties or disasters. she quoted the secretary general antonia gutierrez. he is absolutely right and what he has said, and one of the encouraging thing is we are seeing is that the african union and united nations are working in perfect harmony, but delivering precisely the same message, that there must be a ceasefire, these generals must lay down their arms and return their troops to barracks. thank you, mr speaker. can i welcome the quite incredible evacuation effort to get so many out, and also from so many of our allied countries? can i also think the sudanese government, it will have played a large role in helping us get these people out? i would also like to thank the ambassador giles, who has come under a g

it could be in addis ababa, ethiopia? or in nairobi, kenya? or juba, south sudan?still a lot of questions there. we don't know about this party that was announced. larry madowo, cnn, jeddah, saudi arabia. and, still to come it campus and a city on edge, following three stabbings near the university of california. police are saying about the search for a suspect. ♪ (vo) adventure on a deer level. the subaru forester wilderness. dog tested. dog approved. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. i struggled with cpap every night. but now that i got the inspire implant to treat my sleep apnea, i'm sleeping much better. in fact, it's making me think of doing other things i've been putting off. like removing that tattoo of your first wife's name. but your mom's name is vicky too! that's even worse. ( ♪ ) inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tas

shape, a sudanese lawyer, analyst, and member of the arab association of constitutional law and addis ababa solomon death, a founding director of amani africa, a pan african thinktank that focuses on peace and security policy in africa. a wall . welcome to you'll. i'd like to begin with the remote g. romaji. there are 20000 refugees in chad already from neighboring su, dawn, that numbers rising every single day. is this threatening the stability of chat? teen q r i t data low. truce lee it's not about are those that figured switching to stability? i'll shaddon yawn. but what doors are huge number for the figures bringing and the sedition is on funding. so my deed at this number may arise again, what it's bringing is more distress on the national are you monitoring system, but also need the national new money to we. and now edward can his issue many do you when that dies, taking care of that for you seeing the country because every pre your, to the conflict in sudan assistant was already under stress because our dwarf program, but the ceo of the main humanitarian organizations are publicly c