in addis ababa is yilma seleshi, professor of water resources and engineering at addis ababa universityhe's also an advisor to the ethiopian negotiating team. in cairo is sara kira, founder and director of the european north african senator for research. and in london is allam ahmed, president of the world association for sustainable development and director of the middle eastern knowledge economy institute. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on "inside story." let me start with you today. before this latest round of talks, egypt and ethiopia had said that they want to finalize a deal within four months. so, what is different this time, and is there actual political willpower that would enable a deal to actually be reached? >> thank you very much for inviting me for this show. you know, the three countries are very brotherly and they are tied up with the nile river. every leader wants the issue to be solved in the shortest time as possible. so this is political will. but the reality is what we, the technical in the legal team are doing, on the ground. moha

i don't mean to interrupt you, but but you have, you have put a challenge to our guests and addis ababa and i actually also sarah has as well. so i want to give the flow right now to your mind to answer or 2 of the things that have been said, the 1st i want to ask you about your response, because i saw you react and your response to alarm when he was questioning the safety of the structure itself, what is your position on that side of the and there is very to to know what makes you know, the difference in that of the, the 3 countries the, because the concepts us a few of the virus i want to use if drop the or cause you just go way not see the, the didn't cause us. now the, i'll, i'll put a little but i mean, it is fire the whatever alien the daughter. so they want to know the future really? oh good. this is what i mean. we have to be or numbers all much through. these are in other words yeah. there's either one, this is oh no, not the god. obviously. the if any game or what the buyer or i know a lot of you to best way to go to drive. we need to set up with you. and so now you, me, you a

all right, for more on all this i'm joined by our guests and addis ababa is jo, myself, she, professor of water resources and engineering it out as of a by university. he's also an advisor to the ethiopian negotiating team in cairo is sorry, kira founder and director of the european north african center for research and in london is alignment along as also president of the world association for sustainable development and director of the middle eastern knowledge economy institute a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. you might let me start with you today before this latest round of talks, egypt in ethiopia had said that they want to finalize a deal within 4 months. so what is different this time, and is there actual political willpower that that would enable a deal to actually be reached? i thank you very much for inviting me for these show. uh, you know, the 3 countries uh, by the time between 9 and uh, and really no ones, the issue to be solved, the ultimate. so this is a, you know, what i found, we, the energy is, uh, why don't we use th

you in the samuel get to challenge joining us live from addis ababa. thank you very much for your time on this at least 3 people have been interested in a russian attack on the black sea portion of augusta and ukraine. 5 bro, counted a supermarket and a dormitory from debris of miss townsend drones that ukraine said it's shot down. but this a has come on to regular attack since russia pull down from the un brokerage, black sea grain do and you kind says it's making progress and recapture and the city of bach most the country is a deputy defense minister said caves trip troops re took around 3 square kilometers, the ukrainian army has been attempting to retake baltimore since russia captured it in may. off the months of intense fighting, he lost his rouble is losing its value against major currencies heading a $101.00 to the us dollar. the central bank plains noah or the gas revenues, but says there's no risk to stability. the ruble has been a role has seen rather a roller coaster ride since must go invaded ukraine. and the 1st 2 weeks of all the commen

currently not ongoing, including one that is underway right now, in august obama, -- addie sababa-- addis ababaso yes, there are talks quite the military to hand over power to an elected government and to bring to power or to hand over power to a government that is representative of all political parties, but the army is yet to officially engage in any box or initiative which would and the conflict politically with political parties here in the country. >> supporters of the deposed president have gathered on the streets of the -- the capital. they rallied outside the presidential palace. the demonstrators called for the release of ministers who served his administration and for the military leaders to give up power. >> we are going to take a short break, but ahead on al jazeera, after the flood, how pakistan is addressing the rising cases of sexual violence against women as well as girls. stay with us. ♪ >> japan's main island will be in the thick of typhoon land, have those details coming through, throwing copious amounts of rain from places like osaka, we could see 2-300 millimeters and that

brix has more harvest more minerals, and therefore more resources for development soon dubai cairo addis ababas aires may become new financial centers of the organization the prospects for the emergence of a new unit of account have become clearer. union and this may affect the future of dollars is to stimulate trade through the so-called new development bank and this could potentially undermine the hegemony and dominance of the dollar, especially if such states as saudi arabia and the emirates join the association. apparently. this is a threat becoming more and more distinct and for the west itself , the american media warn that the big seven. now not so big and may soon lose its influence one of the reasons for this process is that the us refuses to recognize the change. they are still sure that they are at the head of the world, where only russia and china demonstrates disobedience, and the rest will reconcile, but the usa is 25 years behind . we want normal relations with the brix and then everything will instantly change that the future belongs to more open and effective international ins

c o b, and capital addis ababa? that's a mid the escalating situation in these year. threats of a military invasion by equal loss, and a statement by the military leaders of the country about their intention to prosecute president mohammed by zoom for treason against the nation and jeopardizing national security. the move has been condemned by both organizations as well as the u. n. a local journalist from nigeria to miss new visa brings us this report on the latest developments in the region. the african union meeting on monday in if you look at the latest development in the sure following on july 26th stuff off the price as well. how much consume some features as well as representatives some of these are and so when asking golf app was, are attending the median hold hours often to just lead as a noun in a child advised broadcast class, they have to gather the necessary evidence to prosecute before competent, national and international authorities, oscar president and his accomplices. and did you need your and gove

as of the castle, addis ababa taylor drawers to phase the chairman of the m heart association of america. and he explains what's behind the crisis in the region. it's been early, april prime minister had be and i decided to send the military into the hydrogen to disarm and dissolve the i'm higher we'll, you know, special forces. this was a consultation with the people. this was a unilateral decision by abby on that and also unconstitutional. what resulted was, i'm how successful region purchasing this action. but in addition to that idea and then began to attack finals can be on our region, which are very popular, but by the people who were there to defend. as far as that goes to teepee village envision, and then i'll be on the be on to a risk douglas of journalist politicians, human rights activists now including all members of parliament, of this war, inflated recently the past 2 weeks started using drones, heavy artillery and tend to show cities infinity to sell the 70 amar simply as have been killed. and so, and the goals are being used across the region right now by advertising that

i'm horace, have been arrested in the capital, addis ababa the drawers to phase the chairman of the um, heart association of america. he explains what's behind the crisis in the region in early april prime minister abbey. and i decided to send this military into the hydrogen to disarm and dissolve the i'm higher we'll, you know, special forces. this was without consultation with the people. this was a unilateral decision by abby on that and also unconstitutional. what resulted was, i'm how supposed to be getting pulled, just take this action. but in addition to that idea and then began to attack finals can be on our region, which are very popular, but by the people who were there to defend. as far as that goes to teepee, left invasion, and then i'm going to be on to a risk douglas of journalist politicians, human rights activists now including our own members of parliament. this morning, later, recently, the past 2 weeks abbey, i started using drones, heavy artillery, and thanks to cheryl cities, infiniti also be 70 amara several years have been killed. and so, and the goals are being

rights commission says hundreds of people, mainly ethical upon has been arrested in the capital, addis ababa. any 50 people have died in the northern indian state of hey michelle, for the shelter. torrential rains hit the region. dozens of people. i still try and those are the headlines. the news continues on entre 0 often more from digital decisions. stay with us. the 2020 so that's item the so it's a kind of defeats from get to the metal. it's no the big thing, assuming the stuff that come in content i'm was putting this for 511 was unlike will even be the whole time. so i'm with self contained that any joint enough to the on the thing a full time on the others thoughts thrift of it was know to me. so the other one was minimizing the defense notes here. and that's in the housing circuit. a speaking for police to him is keep the and i was the photos. so if somebody kind of gave me with a strong doesn't fit inside. this inputs knows enough based on came in mr. and yet . so next model, i could say picking hoffman. i'm going to be adding them, so for from the okay, i'll put on this obviously f

commission says hundreds of people, mainly ethnic i'm horace, have been arrested in the capital, addis ababa. let's get more on those were joined by tail drawers to fit his chairman of the um, honda association of america and an advocate for the amara people is joining us from charlotte, north carolina. thank you very much for your time. so see what you're hearing from people who you're in touch with in hara about what's going on there. to thank you for your heavy and your program. uh elizabeth uh, sweetie. unfortunately, it was happening in the entire region right now. this is a work that should never have happened in early april prime minister at the and i decided to send this military into the origin to this farm and dissolve, we are we, you know, special forces. this wasn't without the consultation with the 100 people. this was a unilateral decision by abby and that and also unconstitutional. what resulted was, i'm how also got to be getting cold yesterday this action. but in addition to that idea, and then began to attack finals in the region which are very popular, but by the people wh