this provided terms could be made by burkina faso's neighbour?- burkina faso's neighbour?ghbour? this is the second to in _ burkina faso's neighbour? this is the second to in the _ burkina faso's neighbour? this is the second to in the last - burkina faso's neighbour? this is the second to in the last two - burkina faso's neighbour? this is| the second to in the last two years and what regions tend to do is impose heavy sections on the leaders of the q a consider taking them out —— coup. this is not been true in other regions but it is likely they will try to employ some of the same tactics again.- likely they will try to employ some of the same tactics again. thank you very much- — on sunday, brazilians go to the polls, in the first round of presidential elections. these are being billed as the most important since the country returned to democracy in 1989. the frontrunner is former president, luiz inacio lula da silva — and current incumbent — jair bolsonaro — is trailing him by quite some margin. a warning that there is flash photography in this report from our south am

has been coming out of burkina faso in terms of information. it's very difficult to get a clear picture of what's going on. what are you hearing from your sources on the ground there about the situation? well, as has been mentioned, the, the gun fire, the, the blast heard by near the presidential palace the disruption, the military presence on the streets. disruption to the national state broadcaster as well when these kinds of things happen in these kinds of circumstances. i mean, if it walks like a coup talks like a co, it probably is one, we don't know about the status, whether it has, you know, what stage of the qu they are in right now. but that clearly is an attempt at a mutiny right now. we know that the military did over throw the civilian president in january, rush, cowboy, and so has been a lot in the past few days. just last week. the head of that military genta was at the un general assembly defending the coo in january. and again, not last week as well. he dismissed the defense minister and took that role on himself. so clearly the

we're burkina faso. cedar poll on read, the amoeba has been ousted in a military coup. the soldiers behind the crew say they've dissolved the government and suspended the constitution. that's according to a statement read by an army captain on state television. earlier explosions and heavy gunfire were reported near the presidential palace in the capitol while to get them. eva's military junta seized power just 9 months ago. all right, well for more journalist henry wilkins joins us from walker to go welcome to d w. so who is actually in charge now? and what do we know about those who have taken over a trial already has now taken control of the country. much like to me, but it came to pass back in january a military. he was a marginal figure out within the army with him trial, right? so we were still trying to really find out as much as we can about who the new leader is at this stage. will tell us about the president's whereabouts. do we know where he is? we do, you know, i mean, that has been a misinformation floating around on social media today. some people have sai

fears of a coup in burkina faso. soldiers are on the streets and explosions have been heard near the presidential palace. the west african country saw its last coup just nine months ago. a suicide attack rocks the afghan capital of kabul. at least 19 people are dead after a bomb ripped through an education center as students prepare for exams. ♪ i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has announced the annexation of four occupied ukrainian regions, violating international law and drawing condemnation from the west. the move is the culmination of a series of hastily arranged votes last week that have been widely condemned as a sham. the landgrab marks an escalation in russia's war against ukraine and letterman putin says he will use all means to defend their territories that he claims for the russian federation. >> it is portrayed as a big domestic win for russia as vladimir putin joins hands with separatist leaders and officially annexes four regions of ukraine. in the ceremony of fa

she was on route to the burkina faso capital. wanted to go when news of the developments there broke and she joined just deland. what are your sources and bertina presto telling you? yeah, the 1st thing when i was blocked here was i called my producer and he told me that a coup attempt to it's not really clear what has happened. he's called the main square, which is called just blocked and the tv face was cut off and then come back. and he says, also the president who did the military, he just said in january 20, only 8 months ago, he seemed to be in the same place and the french military. but he's not sure what the woman said in the city. so we're just about 9 months after the previous qu is what we're seeing today, result of simmering tensions since then, or has this coming completely out of the balloon? it's not coming out of a few minutes. so the, the actual medicare president, he was saying that the civil government who was in before that they wouldn't be able to terrorist and he said he was and then on the ground he was in

just an increase of attacks in burkina, faso and we, we have to bring back the context in which this is happening. this is because it, this situation is deteriorating in a neighboring country, which one, molly, it all sorted in. the northern part of multi where we, we've seen groups linked to al qaeda in iso, just gaining ground from the north to the center, crossing the border now to burkina faso effecting burkina faso and also threatening other countries in the region that are in the gulf of guinea, that's why the situation in bertino faso is so important for regional country. so they're watching what's happening closely. we haven't seen any reaction yet from the regional body. echo was, but that's the next step. and what's interesting and the statement made on national television, the, the soldiers were quick to appease concerns from the international community. this is a country that is dependent not only on international aid, but also and the security support from international actors, notably france, the former colonial power that has a base in walker do of special forces. we'v

also coming up, soldiers take control of the streets and burkina faso capital made growing anger against the military leaders following attacks by rebels lasts at least 50 people killed in a suicide attack at an educational center in trouble. in an area dominated by the has are a minority. ah, hello, the russian presidents letter printer has held a signing ceremony to claim occupied regions of ukraine into russia. fruits and says the kremlin will protect the her songs up a richer don? yes. john lew, gun screech, and using all available means he also words ukraine to sit down for peace talks. key on the west have rejected the annexation of ukrainian territories. call and get a land grab the un secretary general antonio terrace. and the russian decision is dangerous. and must not be accepted. you'll see me when the people of dunbar. lo, hands the cursor and the police have expressed their choice and they will do our competitive forever. i mean, we call on to keep him immediately. the fees are still, it's either way to turn to the negotiation table. choice of these regions is not something

don't have ela has learned that a coup attempt is underway in burkina faso. a blast and heavy gunfire were reported near the presidential palace stay. tv went off air briefly following the reported blast roads in the capital walk a do are being patrolled by troops. this comes after the military seas power in a qu last january. well, joining us as we try to build a picture of this developing story, as dw west africa corresponded, flourish, shook, we're a good to see, flourish now you're joining us from la lagos, nigeria, what do you know about this? a parent who attempt well this morning, a gone fire was heard from the presidential palace and from the headquarters of the ministry june to the states broadcasting network. the tv and radio station were also shut off and surrounded by military men and schools as well. the students way the schools were clues, then students were ax, so go to school to go back home rather now major roads as well in booking foster, i've also been closed off by military men. all of this, of course, i tell you signs of a military call o

western leaders say they will never recognize the ah, i'm feel go welcome to the program president of burkina faso paul on read to me, but has been ousted in a military coat. the soldiers who over through him save to solve the government and suspended the constitution. according to a statement read out by an army captain on state television, earlier explosions and heavy gun fire were reported near the presidential palace in the capital wagon do good. leave us military. just a seized power just 9 months ago. and henry wilkins is in bettina faster capital. why do i asked him, what's known about the where out whereabouts of the asked did president this stage showing since the needs of the explosions and the gunfire in the capital this morning became known. we haven't seen him publicly, it's all so there are a lot of rumors and misinformation flying around at the moment. some have said that his house was surrounded this morning by troops and there was sound of gunfire just after lunch time. this off to me in the vicinity of the presidential palace. so there is a good chance that he is under by th

the terrorists came to attack our community and burkina faso. they killed our husbands and burnt our houses. so we ran through the bushes to the neighboring towns where we got buses to gone our beetle. was he a bit thinking eliza, gonna add a port? are we looking for? so like ships comes like this one, i become in common. authorities estimate that around 2000 people were moved here in the past year. with new arrivals almost weekly. to day, there are fees are waiting for water to be delivered. it is hard for fi shows to provide all the necessary eat as the numbers keep rising the way they run and keep even the occluded or what they had on them were the only thing that they had even towards them, very difficult. the children in sleep is very difficult, so does the need for us to intervene. and that is why we keep as a head of the district. i'm a title works relentlessly to find basic support. unicef and red cross, i provide intense and medication. title also tries to come to a local community as somehow uncomfortable who they are. a figure is sitt

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oh, a on the top floors on the news hour and burkina faso. there's been haven't gunfire overnight and the capital was due to the military is on the ground and has taken control of major streets and other strategic installations. tv and radio signals are down. at least 35 people have been killed after a suicide bomber targeted education center in couple. the attack happens in an area of the capitol, where many people from the has are minority, live. at least 23 people have been killed in a mythos striking at the southern ukrainian city is oper richer. the regional governor says the missile had a convoy of civilian vehicles in the outskirts of the city. both russia and ukraine are choosing each other for that time. meanwhile, russia, president latimer putin has called the leak from the north stream gas pipelines, an act of international terrorism. on thursday, sweden confirmed the 4th rupture and the undersea pipelines would carry russia natural gas to the u. nato says the incidents were inactive, deliberate, sabotage. the kremlin denies respon

. >>> league the news, the nun abducted in burkina faso is free and the identity of her kidnappers is not known. >> reporter: after nearly five months of agony and prayers for her freedom, sister sue ellen tennyson is safe >> this is unbelievable. this is god working in all of our lives. >> reporter: back this april, the 83-year-old nun was kidnapped in the northern part of burkina faso, an area marred by violence and poverty. her convent was ransacked in the middle of the night. >> they literally took her from her bed and put her on a motorcycle and took off. >> reporter: with few clues as to the kidnappers' identities or where about, the sisters thought they would be years before they'd see their beloved sueellen that is until this week when the fbi reached out and said she'd been found what did she tell you? >> i think her first words were, i wish i could put my arms around you and hug you and know that this is real. she did say everyone was respectful of her. she was not hurt but that it was very long. >> reporter: she's known for her compassion and helping others. sister sewellen

qu, that we're seeing today because the security of the region is contingent on the stability of burkina faso. when there's fear that with the military acting on united and divided and if in the face of arm groups that are gaining ground, that these are groups could be gaining more grounds and, and launching attacks to countries in the gulf of guinea. wrong. what's been the reaction to the crew? well, a muted reaction at 1st i remember that there's a curve shoe in place right now. there's a long list that, that was, that was just played out on national television of demands and new rules. no public gatherings, no political activities. now we'll see tomorrow morning when the curfew will have ended, how the reaction is on the street. but there's a muta, reaction perhaps, because there's a sense of deja who amongst the residence of walker do that. we spoke to. i mean, remember, there was a cool like this just a few months ago with colonel demy by taking over power soldiers taking over the main arteries of the capital, promising the very same thing that's being promise yet again, peace in se

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war, angie had his best to help, which is still forcing civilians from their homes. refugees from burkina faso crossing over into ghana, forcing their hosts to wake up to a security threat. inching ever close up. ah, i'm told me all logic well, welcome to the program. with over 60 percent of the worlds on cultivated arable land, africa should not be importing most of its grain. right. 10 years ago, a wall bank reports said africa farmers can potentially grow enough food to feed the continent and avert future food crisis. yet to day that potential is still far from being reached. in fact, the u. n. is wanting that a devastating drought in the horn of africa could worsen as a 5th consecutive rainy season is predicted to fail, or that leaves 22000000 people at risk of starvation. even in some agricultural hobbs, dw corresponded. edith can manny visited. farmers in kenya's bread basket to see how their coping with the emerging shocks. this was supposed to be a bumper harvest for jonathan ki bet. but things could not have gone worse for the king and farmer. first, the rains failed to come in m

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mm ah g o a wait on like lights and the crowds. burkina takes us to the dean's just outside the city. it's time to wind down our michelle them so dear friends, we are here with mahmoud, my guitarist the only engine a lot of martin since we come here to get inspired surrounded by the beauty of nature and peace. and the beautiful view of miami is in yeah, we are here in the army and this is also your home visual. all was we are waiting for you and you all is welcome. thank you. charge out for loud, but i key math. thank you so much. i hope you enjoyed that 12 near me. i think one of my favorite highlights was clichy and in fact, our very generous guest is and top cherry. what were brought on something similar to the clichy, which is dried meat with salt and spices known as bill talk it now media. today's show was all about highlighting and celebrating african culture, music musicians, and full. and i want to know what else is happening in your country. do write me on facebook, instagram, and you to also, you can drop me an email at 77 at b, w dot com. for now, i leave you with some of t

and, and they're specifically targeting burkina faso because the security apparatus in those region is unable to contain the situation. now what's interesting is that colonel denise took over power on this pledge to bring back security had the backing of the french, the former colonial power. now they have a military base in that walk. i do where the crew is taking place and that's your base made up of the special forces. so far they've stayed out of it stayed into the, into their, their barracks, watching carefully what's happening. but we've seen the fossil air force getting the backing of the french air force to neutralize, as they say, the arm groups specifically in the north. what is clear is that there is discontent among the ranks of the military. specifically, between those that are in and walk into group and those that are on the front line . and there's also a generational divide. so you see a lot of young men that are taken to the front line and older soldiers, higher ranking officials that are staying from the back, leading from the back. this this battle against arm. but t

the breaking news from burkina faso saying the government has been dissolved. stay with us.ttled week, actually. this was the picture in perth a little bit earlier on in the day — some big shower clouds around there. and as we head through the rest of this evening and overnight, the main band of rain will start to clear away, the winds will ease a little bit, but we'll still have some blustery showers continuing through the night too. so here's the weather front that brought that rain on friday. that's just going to be lingering in the southeast over the next few hours, and then further showers just piling in across northern and western parts of the uk. but fewer showers further south, and towards eastern areas, mostly dry with long, clear spells. once that rain clears away, we should have clearer and drier conditions towards the southeast of england, for instance. but temperatures for many of us remaining in double figures, just dropping into single figures for parts of northern england and eastern scotland, for instance, as well. now, through the day tomorrow, more sunshin

burkina faso's government says at least 35 civilians were killed and more than three dozen injured monday after a military vehicle struck a roadside bomb north of the capital. fighting between the government and rebels linked to the islamic state and the government has increased since january, when burkina faso's army deposed president roch kaborÉ and installed lieutenant colonel paul-henri damiba as leader. in afghanistan, a suicicide bomr struck the russian embassy in kabul on monday, killing six people. a russian diplomat and a security guard were among the dead. the attack was claimed by the islamic state affiliate known as isis-k, which is also behind a series of attacks on the taliban and on afghanistan's minority communities. in canada, police are searching for one of two murder suspects who remains at large after 10 people were stabbed to death and 18 others injured in a remote region of saskatchewan. it was among the worst acts of mass violence in canada's modern history. on sunday, a pair of men began their violent rampage in the james smith cree nation community, ultimately sta

he was at a party in burkina faso.eautiful photo taken. >> this is the dining area. the children also use this table to do their homework. and i write songs here. i especially like to write when it's quiet, when i'm all alone and there's no noise at all. otherwise i generally write songs in my own room, my private space. ♪ and this is a photo from my wedding day, a very important day in my life! and next to that is my son, he was a year old. we were all in bed together, me my husband and i, and that''s when we took the photo. and this is a picture of me abroad, i was working somewhere else then. lots of people say, is that reallly you? and yeah it's true, i was different then, that was about 2011 or 2012, i was living and working abroad. ♪ thanks for visiting me. bye bye! ♪ see you soon! ♪ >> and that's all from us at “global 3000” this week. thanks for joining us. do drop us a line with your comments, you'll find us at global3000@dw.com, and on facebook -- dw global ideas. see you next time. take care! >> this is dw n

catholic church said 83-year-old sister sue-ellen tennyson was released by her captors unharmed in burkinahe was abducted by her -- from her bed by armed men in the west african nation in april. the church said she's in u.s. custody and is in good health. she's been a missionary in the country since 2014. >>> still to come, dolly parton's pet project. co to dress up your dog with her new apparel line. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. jot shie.becausit has ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within

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in molly burkina, faso central african republic found saddam do not have access to that technology required for mold learning because the infrastructure, the same plan will be, are. so i would say that's a divide that has, has been disclose the sounds of corporate line thing. that's also shown the learning divide and the technology divide that exists between do so have them do. what's important now is that there was humanity, large governments who, who have been to, to, to be international, don't mowers, high their individuals and private sector on their file. and share the responsibility to ensure that these 222000000 children in you are on the suffering from crisis and corporate 9 thing. have the ability to loan and continue loaning. assume loaning the this is al jazeera and these are the top stories you as president joe biden has launched the scathing attack on his predecessor and those republicans who support him. he said donald trump and his back as pose a threat to the very foundations of the united states. he said that equality and democracy under assault miger, republicans do not re

the leader of burkina, faso is military genre is himself ousted in a military coup army rebels and an stave overthrown. pull on read them, me bass, suspended the constitution and dissolved the government. the west african country saw it last qu just 9 months ago.

what's happening right now in burkina faso, who well, the reason it's still is what some residents have despite to me as a precarious. com, you still have the soldiers in position around the capital, suggesting that there are negotiations taking place somewhere at the presidential palace, at least according to a statement made by the government spokesperson knew and had been go, who says that talks are continuing to reach a settlement without trouble, they allude to some sort of crisis between members of the military, and there's been growing divisions between the headquarters and what to do and the soldiers that are on the front line, where there has been heavy losses on the foss. those army side, just 3 days ago, a, a convoy came under attack more than 11 soldiers died. and remember, there was what instigated a qu last general that, that, that brought a colonel to me, but to power was the fact that the civilian government was seen by the military as not giving them the means to combat arm groups linked to isolate. and you to who have continued to gain grounds during 40 percent of bert

ah, ah, this is dw news and these are our top stories army officers in burkina faso have announced the overthrow of military leader pull on read amoeba in the 2nd cool this year. captain e brain try ray has been declared the new head of the west african country.

an burkina faso have struggled to contained armed groups linked to al qaeda. i sal and bogo rom. their attacks have killed hundreds of people displaced millions and made large swats of territory and the western sa hell ungovernable. ah, but these people believe the french soldiers have failed and it is up to new. gerry ends to defend themselves. they live very dick, a country cannot develop without sovereignty. we're obliged to fight for our children and grandchildren. and i think that today is the starting point. and i take this opportunity to ass degeren's to get behind this movement about that. so that new year 110 free itself get into a easier gained its independence from france in 1960. but hundreds of people here believe the country is still not their own. lia harding al jazeera, ah, you are watch.

to combat arm groups linked to i saw an al qaeda who have continued to gain ground 40 per cent of burkina faso is out of government control, 40 percent. so time is of the essence to try to find a solution for this because millions of people are being displaced. the european union, once even further action on the blocked energy crisis, you members have agreed to cut peak our power consumption. they're also going to impose levies on windfall profits of energy companies, all in an attempt to bring down skyrocketing energy prices that have been worsened by the war in ukraine. the winter is coming and we need to act as i said, the now now means now. now is to day, maybe 2 more all now is not been a week and definitely not her in a months. so i expect the commission to come wis additional measures as soon as possible, as visually on how to reduce the gas price and how to provide to an immediate relief to industries. and let's cross to paris. natasha butler has more illness in energy ministers have agreed on 3 measures. they say will help reduce energy bills in the european union. they won't imp

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we go in this bash of what weather moving away from burkina faso, clipping the northwest of the ivory coast and moving into guinea on tuesday to the south. we go beautiful day. in cape town, you're at 20 degrees, but still some showers for southern mozambique, including my pluto season. the world can be seen on the main band gets close to do it is here every step of the way with updates that cross the globe, strong support hearing test, which is what lights on north and central america and canada build that 1st place. finishing, qualify, all will be us. mexico. will costa rica rise to be cation the world can't count down on al jazeera. ah ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera live from doha, a recap of our top stories. this, our intense fighting has broken out overnight between armenia and as a by john, along the border. leaders are working to stabilize the situation. it's the latest fair up in the fighting after a sci fi ended, a 6 week war in 2020. russia is acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's northern khaki region. moscow admits forces have been out numbered in the past week. the u