suit and where the queen who really is of the way and blue nile takes place and egypt where the nile flew in a bit you didn't see. that many. countries let's round it to the nile basin mr president there even is not only a source of development but survival for the riparian states and this is shared not sort of is all this is illusion that the corporation or his utilization that was the russian will get it is you know i'm going for almost a decade. i didn't expect it to us in the new era of the follow up man and not only for the 4 pia but potentially then toss up region of the african continent it would be that big as had the lid to them on the african continent and were deaf or be celebrated as a symbol of a much needed to follow up meant at not become a source. and is likely to meet with the president is really concerned discussion today is taking place and i joined i quote peace and security enough it is a terrible mission that they issue of what effect of can contain and although it is a development time that the patient protection of the african union it is a republic of south a

in blue nile basin and the highest london is brim full. even lick liquid thought here is this story can maximum 4 levels so we shouldn't miss opposition time where we can start feeling the down with only 10 percent of. men on one floor of the blue nile is 4.9 so i really don't understand what the real concern of brotherson done in g.d.p. well let's bring in let's bring in sweetheart deal chips let's start with bags or are we in d.c. and what are those what are those concerns what is it i mean according to our guest everything's good we've negotiated a an agreement that works so what is egypt's concerns. i believe age of concern that we cannot trust as you become you know governments and we have other incidents they did with kenya was turkana lake and what they did was kenya what that was somalia before i believe when we hear the ministry of you know forum that said or said egypt have to believe us you just have to believe us no we don't have to believe you because you have other ends of the nz that you was doing in you know intentionally h

the grandest european renaissance dam a colossal project that ethiopia has constructed across the blue nile couldn't do ensure the security and very survival of an entire nation by imperiling its wellsprings of sustenance while we recognize the importance of this project to the developmental objectives of the 'd of the open people a girl that we certainly share and support it is a transfer to realize that this mega dam which is africa's largest hydropower facility potentially threaten the welfare of the rubble and the existence of millions of egyptians and so the need for this and therefore they are a lateral feeling an operation of this done. without an agreement that includes the necessary precautions to protect the downstream communities and to prevent the infliction 'd of significant harm on their i carry rights with the heightened tensions and could provoke crises and conflicts that further destabilize an already troubled region accordingly it is important that the security council consider this matter as the baddy entrusted by the international community with a unique responsibility t

it faces an existential threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia is building on the blue nile if iraq is expected to start filling it with water next month but at a virtual security council meeting of the u.n. egypt's foreign ministers minister warned of conflict if the u.n. doesn't intervene. the u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe has called on china to immediately and the forced sterilization of muslim we go woman an investigation by the associated press has found evidence of a 4 year campaign to slash birth rates in north western provinces china's government denies the allegations saying they're not based on facts and brian reports. never forget the day chinese authorities told her 3rd child was illegal she says she was threatened told to pay a fine of more than $2.00 and a half $1000.00 should be locked up and in an 10 minute camp. if they give shots and remove fetuses forcefully if they say it's illegal they make you get an abortion those who didn't obey were sent to the camps now people they are terrified of giving birth. the associated press investigation is based on gove

resolve the increasingly bissett dispute for years if europe is built the renaissance dam on the blue nile which is the source of most of the riven dolls' water egypt and sudan downstream depend heavily on us and fear their water supplies will be put at risk if the o.p.'s says the hydro power the dam will produce is essential to its economic growth. on sarah's even morgan is in sudan's capital khartoum and so is this still much to resolve it took a meeting between the prime ministers of sudan egypt as well as other members of the african union including you correct chair of the african union south african president. to try to bring that recites together after several rounds of talks. fail now what the what the statement that was released by the prime minister of the office of the prime minister of the i'm told is that the 3 sites how to read that they will resume talks immediately on a technical level we've repeatedly heard statements from the 3 sites saying that 95 percent of the issues have been resolved and that there's only remaining 5 percent as well as the legal aspects joining us fr

it faces an existential threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia is building on the blue nile if the o.p.'s expected to start filling it with water next month but at a virtual meeting of the security council egypt's foreign affairs minister warned of conflict if the un doesn't intervene. the u.s. supreme court has struck down a law that places restrictions on doctors who perform abortions in louisiana is the 1st big abortion case since trump appointed 2 new justices shifting the court's political balance to the right tribal leaders in libya pledging to end the blockade on oil output exporting town halls in the central coastal region have been under a blockade by forces loyal to walt haifa hafta since january it's thought of course the country nearly $6000000000.00. former french prime minister for feel has been given a 5 year prison sentence for fraud it was found guilty of misusing public funds embezzlement for setting up fake jobs for his wife and their children she received more than a $1000000.00 but has been convicted as an accomplice those are the headlines the news coming

it got off the project but if you're look at the growth of the blue nile good in britain you have to think europe and very survivable nation by imperiling it's was rings of. it here for this foreign minister hit back saying the security council should not be used as a forum for asserting diplomatic pressure in its entire history it has never caused threats to any kind it doesn't still contribute to the cause of peace through it is active participation in disc in peace building to the early days of the united nations. this see little me be clear about you tim doesn't believe the issues being discussed would be illegitimately as in the security council it is bound to set a bad precedent and opened a pandora's box this council should not be a forum for exerting diplomatic pressure still to come this half hour forced abortions and state sanctioned sterilizations an investigation uncovers how china enforces its birth control policies on with our women and a former french prime minister and his wife for a given jail sentence says over a fake job scandal. my. and there quite a bit of cloud

they face is an existential threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia is building on the blue nile of is expected to start filling it with water next month at a virtual meeting of the security council egypt's foreign affairs minister warns of conflict if the un doesn't to venus. the u.s. supreme court has struck down a law that places restrictions on doctors who perform abortions in louisiana the surprise decision comes despite fierce opposition from conservative justices the vote was 5 to 4 with conservative chief justice john roberts siding with the 4 liberal members of the court it's the 1st big abortion case since trump appointed 2 new justices shifting the court's political balance to the right anti abortion activists staged a protest outside the supreme court melanie sloan is a former federal prosecutor and a partner at summer strategies it's a public affairs from she says this ruling is not necessarily a victory for abortion rights activists. it is really just following the letter of the law nobody should get too excited about thinking john roberts is a liberal in this parti

state the 1st dam that is in the sudanese territory on the blue nile and it's about 100 kilometers away from the ground if you've been renaissance dance a lot of concerns about what will happen to that dam. the president of lebanon is warning there is an atmosphere of civil war in the country shallow was addressing a national dialogue on the long going economic crisis for the opposition boy cause at that meeting people in lebanon back on the streets as of wednesday night they say they are fed up with rising unemployment widespread poverty and sectarian tensions lebanon's economy has lost more than 70 percent of its value since october of the curve in 1000 measures a worsening the situation is in a holder reports from beirut president called for the so-called national gathering he invited former prime ministers former presidents the heads of the different political parties and he wanted really to reduce the sectarian and political tensions as well as and the political impasse but the opposition boycotted the session you talk to anybody in the opposition and they'll say we do not wan

the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, a colossal project that ethiopia has constructed across the blue nile endanger the security and very survival of an imperiling itsy wellsprings. barbara: ethiopia's foreign minister saying the security council should not be used as a forum for asserting diplomatic pressure. history, it has never caused a threat to any country. it has instead been contributing through active participation and peace building since the early days of the united nations. that ethiopiar believes the issue being less thantoday has the security council. it is bound to set a bad precedent and open a pandora's box. this council should not be a forum for exerting diplomatic pressure. darbara: still to come, force abortions and state sanctioned sterilizations. an investigation uncovered about china enforcing its birth control policies on women. the former french foreign minister and his wife are given jail sentences over a fake jobs scandal. ♪ ♪ >> quite a bit of clouds across the southeast of australia and across into new zealand. that is where the showers are. not to many showers

it faces an existential threat from hydroelectric dam that ethiopia's building on the blue nile ethiopia is expected to start filling it with water next month but at a virtual meeting of the security council egypt's foreign affairs minister warns of conflict if the u.n. doesn't intervene because you have all of the stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next it's counting the cost to stay with us. from young might be a. revolutionary thing. from political activism to incarceration in one of the 2 point documentary seen. explores the singleminded journey. the 1st leader of an independent bosnia herzegovina. is a bag of. from prisoner to president on jersey. hello i'm come all santamaria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera the weekly look at the world of business and economics this week europe does the continent deal with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his own allies with the threats facing new york from the silent chinese economic takeover for a full blown try.

it faces an extension threat from a hydraulic tree that ethiopia is building on the blue nile ethiopia's expected to start filling it with water next month but at a virtual meeting of the security council egypt's foreign minister warned of conflict if the u.n. doesn't intervene those were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour next on al-jazeera do stay with us it's witness. we understand the differences similarities have cultures across the world. so no matter where you call. out you see iraq bringing you the news and current affairs that matter to you. how does their. made up and the way we're losing them. all they are going to. lose their minds in the last. year many you know growing up here and. there may be a good deal.

in blue nile state in the southern of southern eastern parts of the country nearly $100.00 rohingya refugees including 30 children have been rescued by fishermen off the indonesian coast it was initially unclear if the group would be allowed to disobey ark locals took matters into their own hands and help the survivors to safety just a washington reports from jakarta. after enduring so much fear finally some kind of facing an uncertain future about whether or not they would be allowed to enter into the asia local people in this community carried the ring of refugees from this boat and into safety. the group had spent weeks possibly months at sea old and young all crammed together and sharing the same trauma local fisherman found them earlier this week in a sinking boat in the waters around the province of. the fisherman had tried to transport the group but their engine failed so they sent others to tow them to shore. as they approached the shore on wednesday it was already dark some thora he's had even considered moving back to see if it was a bit of what planning to fix the boat and will th

minister the 3 countries are all over ethiopia is grand renascence dam it's under construction on the blue nile which flows into the now river if european hopes it will pull itself out of poverty by exporting power but egypt says it will be deprived of water sudan's water minister says they have held a virtual meeting to talk about what comes next. been associated 2 main questions were discussed during the meeting 1st what were the steps needed to conclude talks on the earliest secondly what are the key contested issues that remain disputed the meeting was held in a positive atmosphere and discussions were productive. a fire is raging in india's stace it was caused by a gas leak at a state oil facility that started 2 weeks ago but only caught fire on tuesday local media is reporting 2 firefighters have died the indian army has been called in to help the leak is also being blamed for the deaths of 5 people who live nearby the gas field is just a few kilometers from where it lands and a national park across fondant is with brandon is in new delhi forests elizabeth if the gas was leaking for 2 wee

state the 1st them that is in the sudanese territory from on the blue nile and it's about 100 kilometers away from the ground if you pronounce them so lots of concerns about what will happen to that dam and sudan is trying to make sure that a deal is reached and that talks resume but at the moment it looks like the 3 sides are all adamant egypt has moved it to the un security council as well and if it has said it's unfortunate it's feels unfortunate that things have moved to the to this level but it's adamant that it will fail it's damn starting early july. do you get the feeling that the goodwill on both sides to get this sorted. while all sides have said that for for a deal to be reached there has to be political will and it doesn't seem to be it doesn't seem that all sides have equal will if he if he has been saying that it does want to continue negotiations it wants to reach a deal but it's also saying that egypt wants to take over wants to bring back and all the agreement over the nile share that goes back to the $960.00 s. and that is unacceptable that it doesn't get if you're here

resolve the increasingly bitter dispute for years but if your peers but lebanese it's down while the blue nile which is the source of most of the rebels water egypt and sudan downstream depend heavily on it and fear their water supplies will be put at risk ethiopia says the 100 power down will produce essential economic growth which is there is morgan has more from car too. it took a meeting between the prime ministers of sudan egypt as well as other members of the african union including the correct chair of the african union south african president asked the remote force us to try to bring the 3 sides together after several rounds of talk feel now what the what the statement that was released by the prime minister of the office of the prime minister of the one dog is that other things besides that they will resume talks immediately on a technical level i would repeatedly heard statements from the 3 sides saying that 95 percent of the issues have been resolved and that there is only remaining 5 percent as well as the legal aspects soon baldo is a senior adviser at the century an international

it faces the next essential threat from a hydroelectric dam you're ethiopia's building on the blue nile if europe is expected to start filling it with water next month but at a virtual meeting of the security council egypt's foreign affairs minister warned of conflict if the un doesn't intervene tribal leaders in libya are pledging to end the blockade on oil output exporting terminals in the central coastal region have been under a blockade by forces loyal to war please i have to since january is sort of cost the country nearly $6000000000.00 those are the headlines and back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's the stream to stay with us. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in the neighborhood and many fear the economy is being prioritized about for human life until fall of people come here to the caucuses and they are here because by composite like didn't exist we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus content special coverage on al-jazeera. can you watch

over the controversial ground renee sold the $4600000000.00 project is under construction on the blue nile and could affect water supplies for millions of people in ethiopia egypt and saddam the 3 countries are yet to agree chin agreement on the dams operation with saddam warning against escalation and calling a further negotiations they took their politicos to politico's cairo always seeks to exploit the differences within ethiopia and interfere in our internal affairs they try to open the door for anyone who opposes the ethiopian government and provide them with direct and indirect support the egyptian agenda is based on destabilizing ethiopia we have that documented they have tried everything under the sun either directly or in directly through their agents and allies we see how they act when they disagree with our neighbors they race to ignite sedition and fuel strife and divisions everyone who opposes us is dear to them were welcomed and honored in cairo and they give them media more again despite all of this we never not a single day dealt with egypt the way they deal with us we trea

it faces an existential threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia's building on the blue nile he warned of conflicts if the un doesn't intervene ethiopia is expected to stop filling it with water next month you're upset with headlines on i'll just have more news for you after inside story to stay with us on july 1st russians had to the polls to vote on constitutional reforms including changes that could enable putin to remain in office to 2036 but with a drop in approval ratings for his handling of the pandemic are they willing to leave the wait for an even longer presidency follow legal developments on a disease. how should u.s. police forces be reformed as protests against police brutality go on so the calls to cut funding even abolishing that law enforcement agencies but is that the political will for genuine change this is it's a story. hello and welcome to the program in morocco and the killing of george floyd last month the triggered protests across the u.s. and elsewhere against police brutality the 4 minneapolis officers who arrested the 46 year old black american a back

resolved the a u is trying to broker a deal to end the dispute about the dam which was begun on the blue nile river in ethiopia in 2011 the ethiopian government said it would start filling the reservoir in a few weeks to produce hydroelectric power sudan hopes to benefit from the dam as well but egypt fears it could face massive water shortages. the project has triggered a decades long dispute ethiopia began construction of africa's largest dam 9 years ago it will cost more than $4000000000.00 euros now the grand ethiopian renaissance dam is almost completed and ethiopia hopes to benefit from huge amounts of cheap electricity but egypt insists its water supplies must be protected. for the construction of the dam from the flesh and blood of their own citizens and. it is their own life 90 percent of egypt's water comes from the nile if the renaissance dance reservoirs fill too quickly 30 percent of the country's fertile land could be threatened by a lack of water triggering disaster for egypt's already struggling economy the talks between egypt ethiopia and sudan have dragged on for years but t

the un it faces an existential threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia is building on the blue nile ethiopians expected to start filling it with water tanks month but at a virtual security council meeting egypt's foreign affairs minister warned of conflict if the un doesn't intervene china is being accused of forcing the weaker minority to lower their birth rates and investigation by the associated press says hundreds of thousands of women are forced to undergo pregnancy checks sterilization and abortions. india says accusations by pakistan linking it to a deadly attack on the karachi stock exchange are absurd settlers fighters known as the liberation army are claiming responsibility for the raid that killed at least 9 people pakistan's foreign minister says clues of pointing to the involvement of indian sleeper cells those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera ates people in power by. on counting the cost of europe at a crossroads of deals with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his allies also how the world's tekken investment money hasn't reached people of col

start filling its new mega dam until they can settle their dispute ethiopia says the dam on the blue nile is vital for its economy to egypt and saddam's fear their water supplies will do until there is him organ in sudan's capital khartoum says there's still much to resolve it took a meeting between the prime minister of sudan if you egypt as well as other members of the african union including you correct chair of the african union south african president as the rim of all stops to try to bring that results together after several rounds of talks. fail now what the what the statement that was released by the prime minister of the office of the prime minister of the i'm told is that either 3 sides have agreed that they will resume talks immediately on a technical level i was repeatedly heard statements from the 3 sides saying that 95 percent of the issues have been resolved and that there's only remaining 5 percent as well as the legal aspects. the number of new covered 19 infections in the u.s. has surged to another high for the 3rd day running the country's top infectious diseases expert

it faces an extension threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia is building on the blue nile if europe is expected to start filling it with water next month but at a virtual meeting of the security council egypt's foreign minister warned of conflict if the u.n. doesn't intervene those were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour and next on our desire to stay with us it's witness. we understand the difference is similarities of cultures across the world. center matter where you can. bring you the news and current affairs that matter. now to 0. meet a friend of mine who are losing because. all they are going to. put on at least half the amount of the last on. your menu prevention are going up hearing aids and. m.f. told to get a feel for. all of that. that. education going to all see it go. or manes with pakistan make social media activist we. slowly. turn to buses so in the last 50 years one of the. media was a little be a $1000000.00 bill again when good or lake allowing me. or p.d. one of the greatest punishment was under article 6 years. and it is going to get there. w

nations it faces an existential threat from ethiopia's construction of a hydroelectric dam on the blue nile river if he began construction of the grantor nascent stem 9 years ago and is expected to start filling it next month sudan and egypt oppose the project china is being accused of forcing sterilization abortions and birth control alone hundreds of thousands of weaker women slashed force rates an investigation by the associated press has found evidence of a 4 year campaign china's government denies the allegations of the top stories stay with us this is europe is coming up next thanks for watching us see far but by. a global pandemic mass protests demanding economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming alexion doing me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line. take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. was. like. oh god god god how. to stuff like that. i think of all that. was in my focus it. was my business plus. this just bought. another i was sick the system wonderful recalled. that these are skillful says

in blue nile state in the. west and east of parts of the country. the 2nd largest outbreak on record is over after nearly 2 years and more than 2000 deaths the outbreak began in the eastern democratic republic of congo in 2018 health workers initially struggled to gain access to the hotspots in the region but the announcement doesn't mean that it's been stamped out completely a separate outbreak has flared up on the other side of the country to serious catherine sawyer joins us now from nairobi and can tell us more about the battle that's been one at least in one part of the sea catherine. yes absolutely and this is a very victorious day for health where his who've been battling this disease in the interest of the country since 2018 when the outbreak was declared in i rejoined is overwrought with conflict with armed groups that have been attacking our workers since the start of this great attack on civilians as well so this is a great joy for a lot of the help where i was in the r.c. i just lost in the war and they were just struggling to get people

to start selling its new mega dam until they can settle the dispute ethiopia says the dam on the blue nile is vital for its economy but egypt and sudan fear that water supplies will dwindle as there is have a morgue and has more from khartoum it took a meeting between the prime ministers of sudan egypt as well as other members of the african union including you correct chair of the african union south african president asked him of course us to try to bring that response together after several rounds of talks.

electric dam that ethiopia is building on the blue nile if you will be as expected to start filling it with water next month but at the virtual meeting of the security council ijaz foreign affairs minister has warned of conflict if the un doesn't intervene. the u.s. supreme court has struck down a law that places restrictions on doctors who perform abortions in the museum it's the 1st big abortion case since trump appointed to new justices shifting the court's political balance to the right indian government has been 59 mobile phone applications most of which are chinese talk and we chat to be blocked because of national security concerns it comes weeks after at least 20 soldiers were killed in the worst fighting in 4 decades along the disputed border with china. and coming up next it's one of one east could lie. on counting the cost europe at a crossroads that deals with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his allies also how the world's tekken investment money hasn't reached people of color and cyber attacks on vaccine makers in the birch trees. counting the costs on al-jaz

start filling its new mega dam until they can settle their dispute ethiopia says the dam on the blue nile is vital for its economy egypt and saddam say their water supplies will dwindle as have a morgan in saddam's capital khartoum says there's still much to resolve it took a meeting between the prime minister of sadat egypt as well as other members of the african union including you correct chair of the african union south african president also to try.

the controversial grand renascence project the $4600000000.00 project is under construction on the blue nile and could affect water supplies for millions of people in ethiopia egypt and sudan the 3 countries are yet to reach an agreement on the dams operation. those are the headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera those stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot com next it's the listening post do stay with us. fires case in russia has been soaring overnight i think that my. last time. i said for sure and. i think by. writing fake. hello i'm richard just britain you're at the listening post working from home the media stories we're looking at this week will take us from moscow to minsk via manila we examine russia's fake news problem with cope with 19 the official numbers just don't add up bellow ruses state of denial on the coronavirus and the bloggers to change the narrative and freedom of the press in the philippines hits a new low with the conviction of rattlers maria ressa and the subtle ways in which so-called non racists let racism thrive its crew thou

nations it faces an existential threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia is building on the blue nile river if yoga is expected to start filling the grand renaissance down with water next month diplomatic editor jane space reports from un headquarters in new york this massive dam project has been a long running source of regional tension but is the date for if you start filling the now completed down nears its becoming a major crisis with international dimensions it was the us that called for the 1st security council meeting on the issue of to being urged to do so but egypt which relies on the oil for 90 percent of its water use. the marker or wood. is the group of consequence people. and requires like our efforts to combat this global pandemic a commitment to uphold the theory of cooperation and to recognize that no nation is an island unto itself but the theo puno ambassador countered that the un was not the place to discuss this the speed let me be clear that he doesn't believe the issues being discussed really has a legitimate list in the security council it is bound to set a buyo

told the un it faces an existential threat from a hydroelectric dam that ethiopia's building on the blue nile he warned of conflicts if the un doesn't intervene ethiopia is expected to stop filling it with water next month you're up to date with the headlines on i'll just have more news for you after inside story to stay with us on july 1st russians had to the polls to vote on constitutional reforms including changes that could enable putin to remain in office through 2036 but with a drop in approval ratings for his handling of the pandemic are they willing to leave the wait for an even longer presidency follow developments on the edges either. how should u.s. police forces be reformed as protests against police brutality go on so the calls to cut funding even abolishing that law enforcement agencies but is that the political will for genuine change this is it's a story. hello and welcome to the program in morocco and the killing of george floyd last month the triggered protests across the u.s. and elsewhere against police brutality the 4 minneapolis officers who arrested the 46 year old blac

have both raised that issue with the un security council well ethiopia built the grand stand on the blue nile which is the source of most of the nile's waters egypt answered on downstream depend heavily on us and fear that their water supplies could be at risk ethiopia says the hydro power the dam will produce is essential for its economic growth have a morgan has more from the sudanese capital. it took a meeting between the prime ministers of sudan egypt as well as other members of the african union including the current chair of the african union south african president also to try to bring this recites together after several rounds of talks . you know what this is what the statement that was released by the prime minister of the office of the prime minister of the i'm told is that the 3 sites that they will resume talks needed on a technical level we've repeatedly heard statements from the 3 sites they bet 95 percent of the issues have been resolved and that there's only remaining 5 percent as well as the legal aspects evacuations and rescues are under way in southern china following heavy

council is meeting virtually to discuss a controversial $4000000000.00 hydroelectric dam on the blue nile river it began construction construction of the grand renascence than 9 years ago and this expect at the start filling it next month so that and egypt oppose the project and want to the u.n. to intervene those are the top stories of the stream is next that looking at the coronavirus and the children and i'll have warnings for you in half an hour thanks for watching. ok you are watching the story today we're going to be looking at coronavirus and children and what it is he seems to impact children in a different way from the. adults we are packing about 1000 and chase earlier i spoke to tell me and today that my 6 and 7 year old nephews in london i asked them what would you like to ask our expert panel it's a listen. when we able to play for our friends again. why do you not get no one to night that's a question that became so i know you like but what if i want to know when i can play by friends again. they will get anywhere and well they're getting me i am sure you have questions as w

saddam's water minister 3 countries or ethiopia's grand renaissance down midsummer construction on the blue nile which flows into the nile river ethiopia hopes of the police out of poverty by exporting power but egypt is it will be deprived of water especially if the reservoir is filled too quickly to india now where 5 deaths are being investigated for links to a leaking gas well this fire broke out on tuesday when gas that's been leaking for 2 weeks ignited it supported several homes nearby caught fire state owned oil india had been trying to contain the blaze the gas field is just a few kilometers from wetlands and a national park. and all spill in russia's arctic region has seeped into an environmentally fragile lake that's according to the regional governor it's fear it'll travel down river to the ocean. the disaster started at the end of may when a fuel storage tank collapsed around $21000.00 tons of diesel have now leaked out ecologist say the spill will cause extensive damage the direct to the plant is facing criminal charges. the world health organization believes far more people in yeme

talks on ethiopia's giants hydroelectric dam the 4600000 dollar renaissance them is planned for the blue nile negotiations between the countries as well as sudan have been ongoing for years without reaching a deal. the final shipments of humanitarian aid have now arrived in yemen as the u.n. suffers a funding crisis there more than 40 tons of medical equipment including ventilators and testing kits were flown in to help the country battle coronavirus earlier this month a u.n. appeal for yemen fell $1000000000.00 short of what was needed for 75 percent of its programs to close or reduce operations in the country the u.k. france and germany say they won't back a u.s. push for the reimposition of u.n. sanctions on iran washington has threatened to trigger the sanctions if the u.n. doesn't extend a soon expiring weapons in bargo foreign ministers from the 3 european countries say that could say that could jeopardize the 2050 nuclear accord they're urging to her and to fully comply with the deal and the e.u. leaders have failed to strike a deal on the box coronavirus rescue fund at a virtual summi

water minister there in dispute over ethiopia's grande renascence dam it's under construction on the blue nile that flows into the now river ethiopia hopes to pull itself out of poverty by producing and exporting electric car but egypt is it will be deprived of water sudan's water minister says that held a virtual meeting to talk about what to do next not actually been associated dooming questions were discussed during the meeting 1st what are the steps needed to conclude talks at the earliest secondly what are the key contested issues that remain disputed the meeting was held in a positive atmosphere and discussions were productive at least 59 people have been killed in an attack in northeast nigeria local leaders say an offshoot of the armed group boko haram raided a remote village in borno state they say it was in retaliation for the killing of several fighters after they tried to steal livestock attacks have been carried out in the region for years the conflict has killed 36000 people displaced about 2000000 there is a large fire burning in india's aslam state it was caused by a gas leak a

flight ethiopia egypt and sudan the tussle over the funding of africa's biggest harjo electic on the blue nilecan they find a way to bridge their differences this is interesting. hello and welcome to the program on iran kong for thousands of years the nile has been the backbone of civilizations and a source of conflict the latest dispute is over the largest hydroelectric dam in africa being built anything. the government says it's full $1000000000.00.