c c p. that is a title that has been given to mother dawn and has never been given to anyone else after 982. so you can see this is a time the c, c p n c team. he need to act tough. pull up policies, visit seem to challenge. she doing things authority and threatened to cc piece stability. we're trying, i want to thank you so much for providing us with that context for joining us until the eunice. thank yes, let's go it to senegal. now where president mackey sells ruined coalition has claimed a victory in parliamentary elections. a spokesman for the group says it has retained its majority in the national assembly, taking 30 of 46 administrative departments. the opposition has, has disputed the outcome. election observers say voter turnout was low and the finals how he won't be in for several days. president mack, his so got his vote in early though his party currently holds 75 percent of seats and parliament. his popularity has been waning. senegal is one of the regions most stable democracies, but its economy is struggling. the ukraine war has seen food and fuel prices skyrocket. leading ordinary senegalese to worry about thei

not to mention, he also wanted to be elected as the chairman of the c c p. that is a title that has been given to mother dawn and has never been given to anyone else after 982. so you can see, this is a time the ccp and ctp need to act. tough. pull up policies, visit seem to challenge. she doing things authority and threatened to cc piece or stability. we're trying, i want to thank you so much for providing us with that context for joining us. and it of eunice. thank you. fallen is now and the german team has arrived in frankfort after losing to england in the european championships at the final in london. this sunday, the runners up were greeted by thousands of fans as they returned home following the tournament. germany's head coach, martino voss tech than bark, has said that despite the disappointment, her team will continue to fight for trophies the future. and des eco flores was at the homecoming ceremony in frankfurt, germany team here, franklin received a warm welcome. by many fans, a large truck came out and gave them a euros. welcome. almost the onl

so now we have to apply to the c p, c, b pollution control board and everything i think in a government is doing everything they get. but in terms of groundwater, i think a wagner's off, i've done it in a new product that needs to be happen and that not only the awareness but the supply c as a business. if you just want to replace a single straw, you are going to have that much offers of life. so i think that's where the gap is, and i think, you know, businesses will look good to fill the gap. i'm has it as a general, a citizen, i think this is good. people are getting of it. and i think, you know, we really, it's gets implemented. you know, in the battery. right now your company works to convert plastics into fuel. is that a more realistic alternative to bombing? so good news cluster can do, sir. hi, it's one of those. and it is because you know, the amount of plastic you can only have a one technology or one innovation that works on every kind of plastic. so i think we have to work with her, you know, mechanical recyclers, people who, upside, because we will use it, you know, or not o

p. c. and i can get rusty back e c. e got a masters on it roughly about that's i'm going to party into just wanted to leslie . well, get onto the sea. thank you. so to play, she did they do thursday. well, more than welcome mr. newfield on to simple not to either c lamarche p c. lamore the not a bip. is it different? a lot. integrity detail. yeah. the congo or the heart of equal dorian africa is 3 times larger than texas. the congo is a giant country. it has several monkeys. waterways and a lot of mirrors, especially here in the east. god was the bell. let me know the local with wow. live with formula exist when it comes to our minimum. welf conway is a bit of a geological scandal. understand that the population does not benefit at all from the product of far away. hm . go my is the center of the norm from south cavan bruncess. it is a strategic town in the regional gamma isn't the economic hot land. there are more than a 1000000 people here. it is. well, the natural resources in, frederick bought it from my seats on la

believe that i'm in russia that i'm cross running the propaganda and that's in for matthew and that the c p c center, whatever they call it, the europe. i grew up in freedom, legal predictability, security doesn't exist anymore. and things proceed to way the proceed now in many european countries in terms of blackouts here and let people know how to live with black, i know, ought to live with 23 hours of electricity. but this is not the case for many use societies. so maybe in the very end, i was even lucky to come to 11 on even so i didn't come out of choice. she asked me what would have to happen that i should go back. i would say a lot of people will have to say, sorry, we apologize for what the said about you for what we did.

now, a grain has been loaded onto the 1st united nations, chanted vessel in the port c c. port of p v denny. it will be the 1st shipment of food aid for drought affected east africa since russia's invasion in february, or then think stain merchant vessels had left ukraine in the past 2 weeks after deal was broken between keys and moscow. let's take a closer look now at the progress made so far more than 400000 tons of produce have left ukrainian ports since august 1 the you and food. a price index shows a global prices dropped 8.6 percent between june and july. the u. enchanted ship will to port depart for djibouti. in the coming days. it will transport more than $23000.00 tons of weight. the un humanitarian coordinator in ukraine says the shipment will bring much needed relief to drought regions. this shipment and w b will say more about it is the 1st that we hope many shipments to come through countries that are suffering great difficulties. there are at least 5 who are already in famine like conditions. and another 20 that are on the what we call the watch list. so these shipments

and that this c, p. c said to, i will call it the europe. i grew up in freedom, legal predictability, security doesn't exist anymore. and things proceed to way the proceeds now in many european countries, in terms of blackouts here in lebanon. people know how to live with blackouts. i know how to live with 23 hours of electricity, but this is not the case for many used societies. so maybe in the very end, i was even lucky to come to 11 on even so i didn't come out of choice. she asked me what would have to happen that i should go back. i would say a lot of people will have to say, sorry, we apologize for what we said about you for what we did against you. and 1st, i would expect them to apologize and not to make my life impossible. just to let you know that full chat can be watched here, owner in 5 minutes time. another story though, in the meantime to bring you washington's brand of increasingly real pull sick foreign policy has seemed to us approved new armed seals to saudi arabia to country around as well as criticize the recent constitut

p r. c. domestic politics. and the need to appear tough on that side to taiwan is caught in the middle, and taiwan will probably bear the brunt of the p. r c's reaction. because precisely because it's right there, there have already been economic sanctions by the p. r. c against taiwan. and you know, i think while i don't, i don't anticipate that, you know, military conflict is going to begin immediately. i do think that taiwan will pay a price for the actions that the u. s. official have taken. all right, well thank you very much sherry rigor for a johnny from charlotte, north carolina. you're very welcome. still i had for you on this news out from london. russia's top court designates ukraine's as a regimen to terrorist groups, even captured soldiers facing much longer sentences. ah, the rocky politician, what cultural thunder tells his followers to leave parliament and continue their sitting outside and in support. they still impact champion reminds everyone why she still the woman to beat commonwealth games actions later. ah, new details of emerged about the killing of al qaeda's leader in afghanistan on sunday. a man also watery was rep

p. r. c is representing china, effectively expelling taiwan. subsequently, many countries including the u. s. and japan's which that diplomatic recognition from the r o c to the p r c. since then it's i in, when became taiwan president, a more countries of cot ties with it. and subsequently received chinese investment and loans. now, only 14 sovereign states have full diplomatic relations with taiwan. there mainly in the caribbean, central american and pacific olive nations, as well as the holy see. the white house is distanced itself from the visit, but to also stress that it does not violate the one china policy. shebra tansy has more reaction from that now in washington. messages this has nothing really necessarily do with us. nancy pelosi is, is the speaker of the house. it's a separate wing for the government and for the congress, not the executive. they have no say is a message in what pelosi does, but they talk about the historic or precedents because newt gingrich, as well as we will reported, did visits under when bill clinton was was president. and they said, look, this is perfectly normal. doesn't suggest any if there's continuity, there is

consequences of all this are an imaginable to most people have final thought to use either yes or so the i p c. c am fix the assessment report phase that there they, i or so more high and scenario is like going up to 2 meters until the end of sam 3 sir. really need to act now on both ends on mitigation and cutting missions, but also to adapt because you see that that is all right, we'll leave it there. well, it is a very serious problem and, but there are solutions to it, of course, and i do have that. we've explored some of those at a certain extent. now. thank you so much for joining us. thank you to, i guess the expert details everybody and sharon, george, thanks very much. i thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, algebra dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story, you know, say join the conversation on twitter. we are at a j inside store for mainly clark and the whole team has gotten, ah, ah, september on al jazeera jillions go to the polls in the vote. the could redefine the

and i think we might be, we shall continue with a frankly speaking, i decided not to attend to any p t c, c. if i failed, it is the same every year. the same, we are not being ready goals. we still have over 15000 new one. we still have over the nuclear war and nothing happens. i hope really, please stay in the new generation. people will be more realistic. so many interesting points raised to hope you'll come into program again and talk to us in the future at dr. you st. shop, a 2005 nobel prize winner live on our team. you are now an editor for the states, swedish broadcast her f, b. c. has been forced to apologize after earning a report showing people in the ukrainian city of her son happy to be given. russian citizenship. now they had coverage shown received a considerable amount of complaints from viewers of several locals were shown gladly being given. russia passports essentially contradicting the usual western orator which blames russia for turning the lives of locals into a nightmare wall of the times. people in the peace mentioned it was his long time desire to become a russian ci

c to the p r c. since i, in, when became taiwan president, 8 more countries of ties with it, and subsequently received chinese investment and loans. now, only 14 sovereign states have full diplomatic relations with taiwan, but mainly in the caribbean, central america, and pacific island nations as well as the holy sea shepherd tonchee is live for some washington. he joins us now and shall nancy. pelosi was never, not going to taiwan. will she does, it doesn't seem like that. as indeed, as you mentioned, as soon as she arrived various tweets, various articles or statements were released. positioning pelosi as a freedom fighter in the battle against we'll talk with you on behalf of democracy in a off ad that was almost you need to be published in the washington post. she compared her trip to taiwan, to her trip in april, to ukraine, as again part of this international rima, that she feels she has to travel the world promoting democracy. it interesting. in the last few hours, she received a very positive reaction from various republicans on capitol hill, who have some of them spence whole who, his years and years using below c. as one of the main, you know, evils in america. basically there's 11 republican center said look, i've never used these words in a row before, but pelosi did the right thing here. so she's getting a rapturous, rapturous reception from the republicans on capitol hill from the hooks who, who want to want to challenge china in any way possible. that those seem to be what you have to go to. but interesting over the last few hours is we've been covering the story is hearing some voices from taiwanda saying that there might be a more nuanced opinion back in the sense that there's an understanding that they cannot certainly they can't resist any trip by us politician. and indeed many will welcome a trip by us politician. but there is a way, an awareness though, that this will make good possibly make things rather difficult for taiwan even as it bolts is. nancy pelosi is domestic position here in the united states. that's right. because china and taiwan have a very important economic relatio

p. c was announced c a at the end of the day a you look at this and you can see that a i d, c has very much a tried to condemn the electrons. it was ordered by the supreme court, and this is in line with the constitution because in magnifying the election in 2017, there are supreme court of kenya actually, or by all intents and purposes, or that abc to conduct, then repeat election as prescribed by the constitution i'm betting this time around despite exam we regulate irregularities which i expected. i mean, this is a human endeavor, so all a sudden irregularities ah will be expected. but at the end of the day, in my assessment and up to now, yes, we wait to see and what evidence or those will go to court will produce. but to my observation, as i will see, that this has been to a minimal marginal and negligible. ready degree and i don't see any, oh you know, o substantial reason why are abc could be held for fault it to the extent of it. hail an incredible air and not free and fair election. okay, an innocent on the weekly, as i mentioned earlier about some, the challenges facing the presid

p. c. c. the intergovernmental panel on climate change. her lab studies the perception of climate change throughout the world. concern about climate change has been rising a lot in recent years. and so we actually saw that up until about 2019. there was a very high peak in concern in many countries around climate change that matched people taking to the street protests and, and gretta bamberg unit, receiving a lot of media attention. and interestingly, our surveys over the last couple of years. the actually, it has continued to be a very high concern for people, even during the pandemic. 10 years ago, fewer than one out of 2 people said they'd heard about global warming. today, 2 thirds of the world population consider it a threat. in great britain, france and germany, 3 quarters of the population say they feel concerned. climate has become a major preoccupation. but the latest surveys reveal that one out of 3 people on earth remain skeptical about the man made origins of climate change. among them are some highly influential political fig

c. p. away is for iran to drop further. unacceptable demands that go beyond the scope of the j. c. p. o. we have long called these demands, extraneous, they have no place in vienna. they have no place in the discussions regarding a potential return to compliance with the j. c, p u. s. and iran, or at all over the us nuclear watchdogs probe and uranium traces found with 3 undeclared sites in the country at around once the inspections dropped. however, the e u for its part in the international deal. once iran to address concerns about the uranium sites. iran's demands include the removal of its elite military unit from a u. s. terrorist and blacklist which washington has refused to discuss alongside the nuclear. you know, the 2015 deal involved terran agreeing just so new restrictions on its atomic industry and exchange for the easing of western economic sanctions. however, the u. s. unilaterally withdrew from the deal in 2018 under then president trump, who branded the agreement as fundamentally flawed. the current pope to revive the pipe, cuz been ongoing for 16 months. leslie moore an

and just along with a align with prediction made by the you and i p c. c report to extreme whether you ban to answer more people have been exposed to china and to so we have to adapt to that. and as a result of more of what a diversion project is b and of course, renewable energy sources are b. but that's not, not enough in china, if i can just jump it against china did try to solve this problem in one way. in that what we have seen over the years, various done projects like the 3 gorges. but with that, just supposed to generate power and protect the areas from floods further to the south. and what seems to have happened is that we've had floods in the north, a drought in the south. it's sort of gone upside down, hasn't it? it's a really confusing picture for the authorities to try and sort out when you're talking, as you say, about various projects to try and contain water in certain locations of the country that are strategically required to help the economy, whether it be industry or agriculture. that's right, you know china burning huge amount of coal

and i've always had this feeling consistent with the i p. c. c that the amount of ice coming out of greenland would be modest, something about half the amount of this study. so this study is a really surprising result and i believe it's quite credible. i know we're putting it down a broad brush strokes to, to blur climate change. but what is actually happening on our kind of more technical level? can you talk us through why the ice is actually changing? yes. the broadest level, the polar regions, the arctic in particular, is the most sensitive place on earth to climate change of study a week or so ago, demonstrated one part of the arctic is warming 7. i repeat 7 times faster than anywhere else on earth. this has to do with the fact that ice disappears. it is white, it no longer reflects sunlight, and the blue ocean starts absorbing. so the arctic is the place where we're seen enormous change and that's what the green on ice sheet is located. and so we're talking about a minimum increase of sea levels of about $27.00 centimeters, possibly up to $7

russia, but, i mean, ukraine used to, to have this argument for the shilling of the d p r and p r c b and c h years. they always told that we were showing a worse house, so it's not a new argument. it's some kind of old stuff that they are getting again and again this 1st. ready previously, ukraine carried out an attack using a kamikaze drone. we can say that they conduct combat reconnaissance in order to understand how much russia controls the nuclear power plant and identify vulnerabilities to create conditions for hitting the facility. the key of regime is considering a scenario of withdrawing from the conflict by conducting such a terrorist act. a techno genic catastrophe that would paralyze all of eastern europe key of no longer considers these territories as its own for the future. and therefore, their logic is that if they can't have them, then no one can. amnesty international has been forced to issue an apology. i forthcoming report on ukraine detailing the use of human shields by caps military. the angio is finding spunk backlash in ukraine, on the western media, leading honesty,

p c. w with a very interesting step. but the, the problem with the p c. w. ready is that it's, it's reputation is really been shot every tend to grievously mishandled. and the legend poison poison gas attack and syria in 2018 in a suburb of damascus, known as duma. and in that case, the, the o. p. c. w, lend itself to a clear case of fraudulent manufacturer of evidence. so given that the, the, the offices reputation has been so severely compromised. i don't have much faith that little deal objectively with these latest allegations. nevertheless, russia says it will send the evidence to the p. c. w. perhaps what it will do is get the world's attention. do you expect any reaction for the international community? certain portions? yes, i think certain portions of the countries in asia, africa, south america, will be, will be open minded. i think that minds, however, are thoroughly closed in north america and europe, where the press is engaged in and unprecedented propaganda campaign and support of their own governments and, and the western war effort ukraine. so

but, i mean, ukraine used to, to have this argument for the, the shilling of the d p r and l p r c, v d n c h here the always told that we were surely no, we're south. so it's not a new argument. it's some kind of old stuff that they are getting again and again. ready previously, ukraine carried out an attack using it can cause the drone. we can say that they conduct combat reconnaissance. in order to understand how much russia controls the nuclear power plant and identify vulnerabilities to create conditionals for hitting the facility. the key of regime is considering a scenario of withdrawing from the conflict by conducting such a terrorist act. a techno genic catastrophe that would paralyze all of eastern europe here no longer considers these territories as its own for the future. and therefore, their logic is that if they can't have them, then no one can as well as prime minister, say the goals of the country's military operation in garza have been accomplished as sci fi is reportedly due to begin on sunday, early immediate reports came, the 2 sites agreed to implement a sci fi at a pm

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p rang sex in asia and taiwan c. t s m c. produce us more than 90 percent off. there was at fonts semiconductors. if you need a micro chip to power your phone on missile defense system, you're going to get it from taiwan, even if you're china or the us. so taiwan has made us sofa, indispensable to both sides. so tell me more about the chip industry because i know the you with is pushing to become more independent from taiwan. china to has its eyes set on that chip, making industry is very lucrative and essential to so many different sectors. where would that leave tie one if both the us and china add to its biggest customers become more independent. well, china has attempted to develop its own sammy conductors, but they simply don't have the knowledge about the delicate process off chip mccain . meanwhile, making chips in the u. s. it's just too expensive. so i want to talk over shows, had said that there is 0 chance that the semiconductor industry could be hollowed out and re okay to, to, to us. so for now, taiwan is irreplaceable. you haven't joyce lee. thank

p. m or image was recorded on c, c t, v. and then she disappeared. the police search for alice gross was the biggest in london since the 2005 bombing. the video footage provided vital clues in the cctv capital of the world. an estimated 1000000 cameras track people as they go about their daily business. footage from these cameras is viewed in the headquarters of the london metropolitan police, also known as scotland yard. this is where the so called super recognizes work people with particularly good recall when it comes to faces. they identify faces time and again, even partly concealed in crowds or in very grainy footage. it's a skill that long when unrecognised and unused. to 94, i realized that the police weren't using sushi tv properly than that of images just were being news like fingerprints and dna in a systematic way. so started to develop systems to gather images, to catalog them properly. and as i circulate to them more and more, you realize that for every 100 identifications, some offices would, might want to. but some mood might 10 or 20

c. p. away. nothing more than that. what the americans want to do is have a g c p a way, where they don't abide by their commitments in full and iranians do so. and he writes, are not going to have that again. when obama signed the deal, he systematically violated the deal from day one. he was supposed to help help facilitate the normalization of iranian trade in business. and what he did in reality, through the treasury was threatened banks financial institutions, shipping companies, insurance companies, big business not to work with iran. that was a clear violation of the deal. and then trump tore up the deal, and biden, despite criticising trump. he pursued trumps maximum pressure policy, which was directed at ordinary iranians. so the rhine is looking at the past at american violations, whereas we all know that the, i mean, we're biting by their commitment. so this time around the run is big game these concessions, basically to make sure that the americans alongside the iranian abide by their commitment, 100 res, that is one of those concessions has been raised in the media. if one, those confessions that the u. s. wil

p. c. artists does in here blood talk. you can see below smites here. this is the data we processed from the p c r machine in our any copies per liter. if i click here, now here we had $1500000.00 virus particles per liter and waste water heater. and now if you pay attention to the green line, the green line is the incident number of the human samples. and so you can see the green peak always lags behind the blue spikes, se vehicle there blow and cool over in my winter here. no, i've and when viewed over a longer period of time, the peaks in the blue waste water data can be seen earlier than the incidences which are based on individual pcr tests. what's more, the laboratory can also determine which virus variance are represented. and to what extent one could therefore react quickly if a more dangerous variant began to prevail over less harmful variance as he who design well i insane that it definitely makes sense to go beyond the pilot phase and make this part of the routine and not just for controlling corona viruses, but also for example, influenza viruses wholly on viruses and gastro intestin

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p r. c. support to russia in the wake of the invasion and the implications that i any such support i would have for the p r c's relationship. not only with us, but for its relationships around the world that includes our allies in partners in europe. and in the endo pacific plus, president putin and other lead us of the alliance have already stated publicly. that bricks, prov, live every liable economic ally of an alliance. that will not interfere with a country sovereignty, but would rather focus on areas of mutual economic benefits. so rather than freeze acids, all put sanctions on a country, they will focus on areas of mutual cooperation. the overwhelming majority of the world's countries do not want to live as if the colonial times are back. the vast majority of states, one to be independent, one to rely on their own traditions and to rely on their own history and their old friends. by continuing on the path of cooperation and bringing in new members, bring believe it can achieve great things. i mean, just look at the numbers. the brick block and is g d p would be around $24.00 trillion dollars. the bricks

c p a would look like. there are issues that the iranians have put on the table that are clearly extraneous to the 4 corners of the j. c. p. away every time they have done that, we have made very clear that the jcp away is about one thing and one thing only about iran's nuclear program, and we're prepared to negotiate one thing. and one thing only. let's take a look at how we got to this point. world powers have been trying to salvage the iran nuclear deal, known as the j. c, p. o. and around sign. the agreement in 2015. it was designed to limit to runs nuclear ambitions. in exchange for sanctions relief, but in may 2018 and then president donald trump withdrew the u. s. and began re imposing sanctions. a year later, iran started gradually ramping up its nuclear program. it reduced access to monitors from the u and nuclear watched oak increasing tension with the u. s. stop start negotiations resumed in april. this year, under the binding administration and the european union put forth what it called a final text, urging all sides to finalize the deal. a short time ago i spoke with gary some more who is the director of

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i have all my papers to judge now guar. i farmed this land but not on hold for their plantation in those this land is our livelihood in the rain bedding of the plantation owner of ah, they're taking place in india, but this cross a 3rd of its territory. none the less ah forest tres say the government's policy will be out of asi people to benefit the environment. follow arming? be sure. major chill. india has a lack of forest anson, and that i be seeing to global warming to sun jokey. i gotta hang on tight. it's like this will make a difference security abducted dachelle able storing the balance of nature, groman ahmad, me and i headed out from when i was among the problem in india. that's to which to mixed forests with fruit and timber trees, but determined to fight back the pastry laws here, give them the right to farm the land. it's ation rife with conflict. we look at the sesame plant. they up who did it and why do that? they took oxen and farming equipment to leave their hands in small tools and the ranger keeps denying it. he says he took nothing. ah, indian authorities built of border fence for their plantation here without local and of asi community now really destroyed the fence. they get in get good, they have we be and they are, this is their sacred gro, half it, yeah, this, the was never used for any fan of land, isn't you living there? or theoretically, no farms not going to love this. the was reserved for, for, it was yet, and we set up a plantation here. the up front is income at the plant theft, rifle shot over local communities. acu is, are heard frequently here. one thing is certain, the tins between the auto bossy people and forestry officials are getting worse. the better of this kind of problem. climate organizations fund projects that seek to resolve such conflicts, but jacks have little to show in india or anywhere else. the out of asi remain wary over the years they've suffered repression and discrimination. and they are not what they claim to be me. who's there? got it? bound trees for our farm. wasn't the real dangerous, clear cut old forests and give that land to industry enough that even though they're pulling out the land from within their mining the minerals full of the factories and industry or why the climate is getting hotter and why the seasons are changing? so much, oh, i see that i thought i thought we brought by farming the top soil rather than digging it up already while i'm on the well making use of the outer layer i haven't ah, developing nations or being pressured to plant more trees but answered reforestation. programs ignore the needs of local people. i based the answer is yes . i, samar, proceed. russia you what? what's happening right now is that industrialized countries emit endless amounts of c o 2. and yet, we expect developing countries and poor countries to counteract those the local people are often ignored. so wagner, m ah, and fitly needs more trees. so it's also come to appreciate. here in germany, young students are planting trees as part of a school project. decided i i forest and lars for yon worked with prima clemmer association and they organized today's project themselves. yeah. hi dawn gwin causing a project like this. it has a special impacting doesn't the is really take root, remiss now it's years they'll be able to observe what's growing here up. and the more respect the nature that all that is hugely important and they're fun and they're really into it. it's a joy to watch off on for i also insulin. i them to reflect on things that they go to climate demonstrations here. and donald's on the way home. he's on his arms or maybe they'll ride their bikes to school. so those small steps can help make the world a better place signs and have an impact on their liv

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