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the government says a strategic town of shire, along with matter and corum were taken without fighting their binaries. the pin foreign ministry says it's all ready to work with humanitarian organizations to ensure aid is delivered to areas controlled by. it's all me, well, fighting between pro government forces integrated rebels resumed in august, both sides the keys, each other of breaking a 5 month truce, covered in his r as a member of ethiopia, parliament, and an assistant professor. all social anthropology, an artist at the university enjoys me now from the capital, and mister t, as i could have you with us live on al jazeera, you off on the government benches, you are a sitting and p. so i have to really ask you as far as your concerned is a peace process or talks even possible, despite the ongoing conflict that where seeming to report from in the north thank you for having gimme out there and regarding your question, then the one thing that i should make clear is that and i can app you on on, on the basis of my research background and, and from the point of my assessment on the

specifically, what you've done is that he is changed the corums or rather the sort of the, the numbers of delegates necessary within the upper chamber of the federation entity parliament, the so called house of people's to, to make decisions. and this is important because also the upper chamber has veto powers over over virtually all legislation. and so the decision is going to have the result of essentially giving the main cross nationalist party, which is incidentally backed by both the succession of serv nationalists and also the russian embassy in bosnia, among others. and victor, audubon, effectively given a monopoly on power, it's very difficult from the numbers that we're looking at right now in this the, the draft of the law that we have. it's very difficult to imagine how any kind of government will be formed without the h d. c, which is extraordinary because bargaining voters have today given a massive mandate to reform an anti nationalist parties. and on that very night, hash met delivers basically, you know, permanent power to the h d. c. it's extraordinary in the up to thi