she's joining us live from the capital syria. well, thank you so much for speaking to us on al jazeera. so 1st of all, just give us your initial reaction to the steps that have been announced by miller roddick. we are very surprised with what is happening. and of course, very concern, expecting much stronger engagement of the international community and the reaction on a statement of me, a dog and actually on back to what he's doing because he already established but our agency, for despite the fact that he was included in that our agency of bosnia and herzegovina and he announced further to establish his own army to establish her pixie stem and song and solve. so old becky's showing that he secessionist intentions are taking place and i'm very much afraid the what is going to be future law getting better live of very concern rates or we'll get on to the issue of the international community in a moment. but 1st, let me ask you this. so there's an assessment by the un hi, representative for bosnia and herzegovina. and in his repor

a fuel tank explosion in syria, leon's, capital is reported to have left dozens of people dead. the mayor free town says as many as the 100 people could have been killed, many others were severely burned. at least 11 soldiers had been killed by gunman during a raid on a military outpost in jazz and happened in the south west near the border with mani days early, a gunman killed 69 civilians. nicaragua has restricted campaigning for sunday's elections sizing. pandemic restrictions, thousands of opposition figures were arrested in the run up to the vote. president danny ortega is running for a 4th term. and as you headlines, let's go back to witness pitches, joint wine. that's the beauty of television. journalism, i've always wanted to make the audience feel something to create an emotional connection with the story. sometimes you have to go to great lengths to do just that. ah, when we made a film on the quote of ours, we covered it without fear or favor. we so 1st hand the fee, the pandemic, the course, and the behavior leads on the truck. when you realize what's going on, the p

than a 100 protesters grounds rallied in the capital, baghdad, angry at the results of last month's parliamentary elections. a fuel tank explosion in syria, leon's, capital is reported to have left dozens of people dead. the mayor free town says as many as a 100 people could happen, killed many others were severely burned. least 11 soldiers had been killed by gunman during a raid on a military outpost. in this year. it happened in southwest, near the border with molly dais early. a gunman killed 69 civilians. nicaragua has restricted campaigning for sundays. elections sizing. pandemic restrictions, dozens of opposition figures were rested in the run up to the vote. okay, that's a headline one. a one east is next. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it out, 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that matter. to you al jazeera lou since the 19 big c heath and spread their population growth by building new suburb that capital of western australia, nearly 90 percent of australian families live in a roll of neighborhoods. and why not? finance is cheap and well, renting

it happened in the south west near the border with molly a fuel tank explosion in syria ins. capital was reported to have left as many as 100 people dead. many others was severely burnt. nicaragua has a restricted campaigning for sundays elections. citing pandemic restrictions, dozens of opposition, figures were arrested in the run up to the fact. those are your headlines, talked out is there as next. we pull a much more goes to the communities they live in. no matter how much it needs to present tissue as much as anyone else's. going to like the main, it's one of the most hideous the police that's part of the night, the delta. and now it's people say they want a clean up all that is floyd, embodiment with the media, lance, the coverage or covers you just when you suffer calamities. i don't think that's right above is what i want to change. i wanted to go further to cover story stuff, impact the lives of people to truthfully, tell the story that i was really passionate about. stories with fucks, but governments would rather keep him in story stuff, drop the fixed narrative, and only

troops in our nation's capital than in afghanistan, iraq, and syria combined. >> reporter: today there.c. >> this is something that i have seen overseas in conflict zones. these federal buildings that are fenced in with razor wire on top. it's surreal to see the perimeter of the united states capitol this way. as someone who has been in the national guard for a very long time, did you ever think that the guard would be engaged in this kind of mission safeguarding the capitol and defending it again even americans? >> we always prepare for the worst and hope for the best. i can't say that i or anybody really saw this event happening. it is the first time i'm aware of that all 54, all 50 states, three territories, and the district of columbia, have all participated in one event. it just shows you how important an event that was for the entire nation to put that right and to get back on a healing path. >> but how did we get to this point? why did these armed extremists feel so betrayed by the government? mark has spent the last 30 years tracing movements of far right militias. >> once upon

the capital city may come under attack. like we saw in syria, when a country disintegrates like this the impact cannot be contained within the country. it explodes and sows instability across region and across the world. sadly, i think the crisis in ethiopia will be a major challenge to international peace and security. as i mentioned earlier, afghanistan may face a deep humanitarian crisis that might cause massive migration of afghans seeking to flea a total economic collapse of their country. as we have seen when there are massive refugee movements often it has a destabilizing effect in countries far away, as far as europe. host: we are running out of time here. i have to stop you. guest: those are my two issues. host: we would like to thank mark leon goldberg, the host of the "global dispatches" podcast for talking about the top foreign policy issues. thank you so much, mark. we would like to thank you for watching this morning. continue to wash your hands and stay safe. have a great saturday everyone. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, every

syria. we'll have a day details coming up. and indians capital new delhi shuts down schools on construction sites. as it's air pollution worsens. ah hell i there will say charles becoming a little more y spread across central parts of the mediterranean over the next couple of days. i mean we do still have what remains of storm bloss worrying away about western side of the med. but as we go on through the next day, i'll say we will see that wet weather pushing over towards italy. he's in through sardinia and corsica, some showers to a little further north, sliding down across the low countries through germany, snow over the alps. quite a bit of that term for a time. there is that where to where the just started to make its way towards that western side of italy farther east is generally drive little on the course. i sent an access not too bad for the time of year there for many as we go on into our monday. similar temperatures haber brightest guys in to where northern past germany, they're back up towards a low countries, northern areas of france

taiwan token of representative office and its capital vilios, physical headlines, warranties in half an hour. do stay with us. ah ah, the civil war in syria has now been fought for more than a decade. around half a 1000000 syrians have died in the conflict, and more than 12000000 of left the country. tens of thousands are held in government prisons within service. but by shot allah sa is still president lining the said, i don't to see a side as the real cause of the problems in syria who was not, not as hands, determination to remain in power has had global consequences. neighboring countries have been overwhelmed by millions of refugees. other countries have been drawn into the conflict and new geopolitical dynamics of developed because of russia support for us. but how did this all come about before the war, aside to developed a reputation over 10 years as a reformer. and this has made us government's actions since 2011. all the more shocking. the best analogy could you see that different? it can do quite term. he'd be a good kind of a person. you would wanna have a dinner party going back. i did not see any evidence that a cheryl are s

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capital addis ababa. the prime minister has urged ethiopians to unite and fight the rebels and has warned that attempts to make ethiopia like libya and syrial not succeed. he was elected in a landslide victory, facing mounting pressure to end the war from ethiopia's largest humanitarian aid donor, the united states. >> as the war approaches its one-year anniversary, the united states and others cannot continue business as usual. relations with government with ethiopia. -- of ethiopia. the partnership we have enjoyed is not sustainable while the military conflict continues to expand. >> the biden administration has suspended ethiopia from a crucial trade agreement with the u.s.. >> a very significant decision by the united states. it is important to understand it has not happened yet. there is a january 1 date at which it may become effective. if there is no movement east -- movement toward peace in ethiopia. ethiopia is likely to lose about a quarter of a billion dollars. >> that could mean more hardship for ethiopians. the u.n. investigation only looked at reports of abuse until late june where the rebels regained much of tigray. it does

capital baghdad. i'm great. the results from last month parliamentary election, police fod take ass and live ammunition, as protests is try to advanced towards the fortified greason. a fuel tanka explosion in syria and counsel is reported to black dozens of people debt. the mayor free town says as many as a 100 people could have been killed. any others was severely bent. 3 white men accused of murdering the black jogger ah med aubrey on trial in the us state of georgia and nearly all white jerry has heard opening statements and was shown video from the 1st police officer on the scene. prosecutors augi, racism was a key motivation. as the headlines witnesses next? oh i oh oh goodness, isn't that the center of the work? because she's the only country that is in the 4 corners the north and south industry. and it's in the east and west of the international. what a country has a store. it's right, the bank in the middle of the distribution all so far away. so actually we thought we were so wiser later that we would be immune from the tribulations of this world. like know, ah, spite of our isolation, we are subjected to the global phenomenon. climate change oh oh, oh i oh, i hate ah, thinking in the b

capitals and ask them to stop the flight. stop people from getting on the flights to add to people getting on the borders. and we have seen airlines in iraq and syriaatar, the uae and turkey, many of them now saying they will no longer allow people to get on fights to minsk, because it is obvious they will counter no good end. but that does not solve the problem of the people who are already on the border, the people in this tug-of-war between belarus and poland. it is not clear how this will turn out. these people have to go somewhere before they can be repatriated, if that is going to be the way it is handled. they are getting very cold and they are in a very difficult position. brent: of our correspondent was the very latest tonight from brussels, thank you. in their first virtual talks, the leaders of the u.s. and china did little to resolve the real problems that have turned bilateral relations icy. as president joe biden and chinese president xi jinping stressed the need to cooperate where possible in the battle to stop climate change, but china also issued a warning to the u.s. on its support to taiwan -- you are playing with fire. >> as thr

leading to the capital, addis ababa prime minister abi ama has urged if your pins to unite and fight against the rebels. and has warned that attempts to make a few appeal like libya and syria will not succeed. abi amad was re elected in a landslide victory and june is facing mounting pressure to end the war from his he'll be as largest humanitarian, a donor, the united states. as the war approaches this one year anniversary, united states and others cannot continue business as usual relations with the governor of the the opiate. extraordinary partnership we have enjoy is not sustainable. while the military conflict continues to expand, threatening the stability and the unity of one of africa's most influential countries. the body administration has suspended if you appear from a crucial treat agreement with us. it is important to understand that it hasn't happened yet. in other words, as of july, there's a january 1 day at which it may become effective if there is no movement towards he's in ethiopia. and if that happens, i think he is. ready likely to lose about a quarter of a $1000000000.00. and that could mean how she force hilton's the un investigation, only looked int

the capital city may come under attack. like we saw in syriary disintegrates like this the impact cannot be contained within the country. it explodes and sows instability across region and across the world. sadly, i think the crisis in ethiopia will be a major challenge to international peace and security. as i mentioned earlier, afghanistan may face a deep humanitarian crisis that might cause massive migration of afghans seeking to flea a total economic collapse of their country. as we have seen when there are massive refugee movements often it has a destabilizing effect in countries far away, as far as europe. host: we are running out of time here. i have to stop you. guest: those are my two issues. host: we would like to thank mark leon goldberg, the host of the "global dispatches" podcast for talking about the top foreign policy issues. thank you so much, mark. we would like to thank you for watching this morning. continue to wash your hands and stay safe. have a great saturday everyone. ♪ ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of gove

capitalizing on it? >> the short answer is yes. they've seen what's happened over the last few years, whether it was not honoring the so-called red line in syria under the obama administration. then the trump administration moved away from american allies, abandoned the kurds in the middle east. then you had the u.s. exit from afghanistan. they see the united states in eternal disarray. joe was talking about this -- david, rather. there is aspects of pre-1914 internationally. if we look at the united states, there's aspects of the 1850s internally. they see a united states that's divided and distracted. everybody is talking about build back better or america first. yeah, i do think there's a sense of opportunity given the united states, which for the last three quarters of a century, played this outsized role in the world, that we're no longer prepared to do it. it is simply not a priority for us, and we no longer have the political unity. yeah, i think both rusia and china are intrigued about whether this opens strategic opportunities for them. >> there is another layer. the biden administration invited taiwan to the summit for democracy next