as mean mcelhone isn't alone she has a crisis group which analyzes the damaged. collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts. everyone here is working pro bono voluntarily and for free . act the crisis center the group has noted the situation of every single building 8000 of them need restoring as a result of the explosion. from here or the blast. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation when the rains come the foundations of these 100 buildings could be damaged beyond repair and then trying to run to put on brain visiting. to run as fast as possible that's why we look at the forecast every day to see if we have one thing or 2 there's more and to protect as much as fast as possible. for us me mecca on these buildings are more than just ruins. in your. example of one of the most collapsed building that. they are bringing me. a sense of flying still being didn't go through with a sense of leaving. and say bringing me from the past all the memories of space how the spirits of the sea and inhaled it to the new

but yasmeen mecca home isn't alone she has a crisis group which analyzes the damage. collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts. everyone here is working pro bono voluntarily and for free . at the crisis center the group has noted the situation of every single building 8000 of them need restoring as a result of the explosion. from here or the blast. heated or this area in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation when the rains come to foundations of these 100 buildings could be damaged beyond repair and then trying to run to put on brain does this mean things. to run as fast as possible that's why we look at the forecast every day to see if we have one thing or 2 there's more and to protect as much as fast as possible. for us me meca on these buildings are more than just ruins. in your. example of one of the most collapsed building that. they are bringing me. a sense of flying still being didn't go through with a sense of leaving. wednesday bringing me from the busts all the memories space how the spirits of the sea and

the international crisis group mr minister of the international crisis group says the following that this conflict runs the risk of ripping the state asunder the t.p.o. left as a valley into fight on there are reports of clashes continuing on the ground experts say we're seeing the beginning of a drawn out insurgency and yet your government is declaring victory you're saying that you have the situation under control after the offensive on the kelly your prime minister even said that that no citizen was killed is in your declaration of victory premature amid all of those assessments look. at what's a look around we know what is happening out there we. know there's an. end up him some pretty much. the war is over but mr minister it is not just the region of t. who are that is a concern ethnically motivated and intercommunal violence have been on the rise there have been reports of about 150 fatal clashes in the past year some of those instead it incidents have estimates of hundreds killed millions have been internally displaced and now the united nations is warning of a heightened risk

the international crisis group mr minister of the international crisis group says the following that this conflict runs the risk of ripping the state asunder the t.p.o. left as a valley into fight on there are reports of clashes continuing on the ground experts say we're seeing the beginning of a drawn out insurgency and yet your government is declaring victory you're saying that you have the situation under control after the offensive on the kelly your prime minister even said that that no citizen was killed is in your declaration of victory premature amid all of those assessments look. what's a look around we know what. we. know there's an. end up him some pretty much. the war is over but mr minister it is not just the region of to grow that is a concern ethnically motivated and intercommunal violence have been on the rise there have been reports of about 150 fatal clashes in the past year some of those instead it incidents have estimates of hundreds killed millions have been internally displaced and now the united nations is warning of a heightened risk of genocide war crimes ethn

they were killed when she put it to him that the war was not over mr minister the international crisis group says the following but this conflict runs the risk of ripping the state asunder the t.p.o. life as a valley into fight on there are reports of clashes continuing on the ground experts say we're seeing the beginning of a drawn out insurgency and yet your government is declaring victory you're saying that you have the situation under control after the offensive on the kelly your prime minister even said that that no citizen was killed is in your declaration a victory premature amid all of those assessments. reports will graham we know what. we. know there's a 100. and him some pretty much. the war is over but you can see more of that is of you here on at 930 u.t.c. or watch dot com forward slash conflicts. now the women you see behind me are part of a film crew in cameroon that happens to be the country's only all female production crew the women of gold boss productions have taken their place in the country's male dominated film industry their latest project is a demand for peace in ca

the international crisis group mr minister of the international crisis group says the following that this conflict runs the risk of ripping the state asunder the t.p.o. left as a valley into fight on there are reports of clashes continuing on the ground experts say we're seeing the beginning of a drawn out insurgency and yet your government is declaring victory you're saying that you have the situation under control after the offensive on the kelly your prime minister even said that that no citizen was killed is in your declaration of victory premature amid all of those assessments look. at it what's a look around we know what is happening out there we. simply know there's an. end up him some pretty much. the war is over but mr minister it is not just the region of to grow that is a concern ethnically motivated and intercommunal violence have been on the rise there have been reports of about 150 fatal clashes in the past year some of those instead it incidents have estimates of hundreds killed millions have been internally displaced and now the united nations is warning of a heighten

but yasmeen mcelhone isn't alone she has a crisis group which analyzes the damage collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts. everyone here is working pro bono voluntarily and for free . act a crisis center the group has nurtured the situation of every single building 8000 of them need restoring as a result of the explosion. from here or the blast. heat it or this area in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation when the rains come the foundations of these 100 buildings could be damaged beyond repair and then trying to run to put on brain does this mean things. to run as fast as possible that's why we look at the forecast every day to see if we have one thing or 2 there's more and to protect as much as fast as possible. for us me mecca on these buildings are more than just ruins. and. example of one of the most collapsed building that. they are bringing me. a sense of flying still being ignorant of a sense of leaving. ns a bringing me from the past all the memories of space how the spirits of the sea and inherited to the newsroom which

i don't mock heaviest actions cannot be occupies or minister the international crisis group mr minister the international crisis group says the following that this conflict runs the risk of ripping the state asunder the t.p.o. left as a valley into fight on there are reports of clashes continuing on the ground experts say we're seeing the beginning of a drawn out insurgency and yet your government is declaring victory you're saying that you have the situation under control after the offensive on the kelly your prime minister even said that that no citizen was killed is in your declaration of victory premature amid all of those assessments. reports will look wrong we know what is happening out there we simply know there's an 100. and up him some pretty much. the war is over but mr minister. it is not just the region of t. grow that is a concern ethnically motivated and intercommunal violence have been on the rise there have been reports of about $150.00 fatal clashes in the past year some of those instead it incidents have estimates of hundreds killed millions have been internally displa

at the crisis center the group has noted deciduous of every single building 8000 of them need restoring as a result of the explosion. from here or the blast. heated. air yeah in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation when the rains come the foundations of these 100 buildings could be damaged beyond repair and then trying to run to put on bring that was beginning . to run as fast as possible that's why we look at the forecast every day to see if we have one thing or 2 there's more and to protect as much as fast as possible. for us me mecca on these buildings are more than just ruins. in your. example of one of the collapsed building that. they are bringing me. a sense of flying being didn't go through with a sense of leaving. and say bringing me from the past all the memories of space how the spirits of the sea and inherited to the news are rich and not say too much to stop and it's all over and that's. not enough to try. yasmeen meco on has to go to ground to examining all the buildings yet today she's a company architect michele dougherty at the nei

as me mcelhone isn't alone she heads a crisis group which analyzes the damaged. collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts. everyone here is working pro bono voluntarily and for free . at the crisis center the group has noted the situation of every single building 8000 of them need restoring as a result of the explosion. from here or the blast. heat it or this area in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation when the rains come the foundations of these 100 buildings could be damaged beyond repair and then trying to run to put on brain was beginning. to run as fast as possible that's why we look at the forecast every day to see if we have one thing or 2 there's more and to protect as much as fast as possible. for us me mecca on these buildings and more than just ruins. in your. example of one of the most collapsed building that. they are bringing me. a sense offline being didn't go through the sense of leaving. and say bringing me from the busts all the memories space how the spirits of the sea and in hate that coul

crisis. plays a young reports from the one day. we one piece a group of all female female has. issues in a unique film calling for peace. they want to see an end to the separatists conflict region of the country's western regions. the team is that by to. be making films for nearly 5 years. we've been through the very very. the 400. 2020 has been on the specially bloody year in the english speaking regions of cameroon this. piece who. the war in functions. the protagonist in the film. on the streets. just i'm interested in taking part in this project. the women with. the project is promoting peace in our country. with the. peace still seems far off. in the north and just militias in the west. people have been killed in the conflict which began in 2016. divisions have intensified in the country. is not easy. to create. some. this is very. you have to. read. the young women the one. big. project she was a kid she didn't piece of video people from different backgrounds in florida volunteered to be part of it maybe the reason i. bring renewed hope. now that's a phone i certainly wou

tank and joining us from paris, a scumenting senior analyst from west africa at the international crisis groupome to you both. i'll start with you, if i may. just try and help um understand boko haram a little bit. what the -- is their motivation? they have a very narrow concept of what they consider to be a true muslim. they attack islamic institutions more often than christians. what is their motivation? >> thanks for having me on the show. broke woke -- broke spoke in the name. it means representing western education. western education is forbidden. so their primary aim is to do away with everything in nigeria that they see as against their beliefs, which is really -- has really lelleds to so much violence. so in the last decade or so. just about a decade, that's how long they've been here and their victims have primarily been more muslims than christians. here they've bombed a few churches but the majority of time, the victims of boko haram attacks have been muslim. we're looking at about 30,000 killed since twine and about two million -- 2009 and about two million kid. it's been -- and al

again soon for the moment william they were sent senior analyst and here with the international crisis group with davison thank you thanks very much. tensions are high in central african republic before sunday's elections a new alliance of armed groups calling itself the patriots coalition for change has threatened to march on the capital bangui the u.n. mission says it's pushing back the rebels to prevent them from taking control of strategic tiles but fears of violence of prompted shops to shop and people to hunker down in their homes from the capital bangui catherine soy has more. panic in the wild quickly spread that troubles to be making their way to the capital who were in the city center when suddenly everyone around us started running and traders were closing the shops many were here. while the mostly move on group arrived in force and overthrew the then president francois so no one wants to be caught unawares this time it comes out an incident in the p.k. 12 suburbs on the outskirts of the city the commotion. memo says we have been told that government troops and trucks came speedin

well in these sorts of ways back in the one point of leverage as a group as the international crisis group are you concerns about. any potenza long term consequences for the region as a whole for the horn of africa i think what we've seen in the past few years is some arrangements and cooperative dynamics in the region with regards to somalia break down quite a bit and that breakdown is worrying in this significant effects cooperation in somalia on the security front in missions like amazon cooperation in somalia in terms of the state building fronts as well i mean so we see this divergence within the region and you know i think that that is something that needs to be addressed going forward and can allow this to really continue because over the past few years we've seen it by needs a building effort security efforts so i think at one level the region itself needs to have a discussion and come to sort of a comprehensive and coordinated view on what it wants to see going forward in somalia right samarra who would thank you very much for speaking to us from nairobi . thanks for having. well

it's a volunteer crisis group which assesses the damage collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts 8000 buildings in the area are in need of restoration from here last. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit very critical situation and it's a race against time when the seas no rains come the foundations of the buildings could be damaged beyond repair that on has been mired in deep economic and financial crisis the banks have imposed restrictions on how much people can withdraw from their accounts the terrorist across from leeds suffered a terrible blow their historic also a cultural museum was devastated the head of the family died of injuries received in the blast are left with a daunting task. you don't have the financial means to restore the entire house it's going to take millions and tens of millions and we don't have those funds. are not going these days the only ray of hope is the solidarity among the people here volunteers to help and we're really seeing the worst of the worst of what we have in lebanon which is anything. corrupt political polit

now vanda wall deputy project director for central africa international crisis group she joins us from running in in the netherlands welcome to each of you combine how fragile is the current political situation in d.r. c n n considering the unresolved issues from the 2018 presidential election do you believe that something like we're seeing now was inevitable. the free level framing is really important in december 2018 coalition must want to vote the elected leader and the result not reflect the will of the stress 'd of the college the are likely winner was declared the president still exist to katie and what we know now that there has been secret deals between camilla and felix which was signing a lot of kenya stuff africa and egypt creating this form of so-called specific transition but because of that because of the will of the proposal on this and 2 we created a constitutional crisis we have a winner or a presidential election who does not have any strong power even in the parliament any shop our suggestions of the republic and he's quite liberal was really acquired as is being see

government is planning to establish right thanks to that when davidson from the international crisis group. iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop i.a.e.a. inspectors and increase its enrichment to uranium it will start in 2 months time the motion was approved by the guardian council this week the plan will then be signed into law by president hassan rouhani u.s. president donald trump has ordered the withdrawal of most american troops from somalia as part of his plan to reduce u.s. involvement in missions abroad tour gave me more. preparing for a withdrawal some of the 700 u.s. troops who's what training local forces in somalia is coming to a premature end raising questions about the fight against the armed group al-shabaab to blow the u.s. operational standpoint is that over time it will its ability to have american eyes on the ground to have more interaction with small you're. not proving that resilient and fight against terrorism and needed that u.s. backing and so it really is a blow to smile in that sense for no good reason president don't trumpeted th

but yasmeen mcelhone isn't alone she has a crisis group which analyzes the damage collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts. everyone here is working pro bono voluntarily and for free . act a crisis center the group has noted the situation of every single building 8000 of them need restoring as a result of the explosion. from here or the blast. heated. area are in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation when the rains come the foundations of these 100 buildings could be damaged beyond repair and then trying to run to put on bringing this building. to run as fast as possible that's why we look at the forecast every day to see if we have one thing or 2 there's more and to protect as much as fast as possible. for us me mecca on these buildings and more than just ruins. you. example of one of the most collapsed building that we have. they are bringing me. a sense of flying being didn't go through a sense of leaving. and say bringing me from the busts all the memories space how the spirits of the sea and inherited to the newsroom which c

it's a volunteer crisis group which assesses the damage collect donations and coordinate reconstruction efforts 8000 buildings in the area in need of restoration from here last. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit very critical situation and it's a race against time when the seas no rains come the foundations of the buildings could be damaged beyond repair lebanon has been mired in deep economic and financial crisis the banks have imposed restrictions on how much people can withdraw from their accounts the. family suffered a terrible blow their historic palace also a cultural museum devastated the head of the family died of injuries received in the last are left with a daunting task. we don't have the financial means to store this entire house it's going to take millions and tens of millions and we don't have those funds. are not going to these days the only ray of hope is the solidarity among the people here volunteers to help and we've really seen the worst of the worst of what we have in lebanon which is anything. corrupt political political system and a non g

heads a volunteer crisis group which assesses the damage collect donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts by 1000 buildings in the area in need of restoration from here last. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 units in very critical situation and it's a race against time when the seas no rains come the foundations of the buildings could be damaged beyond repair damage on has been mired in deep economic and financial crisis the banks have imposed restrictions on how much people can withdraw from their accounts the. family suffered a terrible blow their historic also a cultural museum was devastated the head of the family died of injuries received in the last the only left with the daunting task. we don't have the financial means to restore this entire house it's going to take millions and tens of millions and we don't have those funds. are not going to have these days the only ray of hope is the solidarity among the people here volunteers to help and we've really seen the worst of the worst of what we have and i've been on which is anything. corrupt political po

us from paris is vincent food, a consulting senior analyst for west africa at the international crisis group. welcome to you both, gentlemen. i'll start with you. if i may just try to help us understand boko haram a little bit. what is their motivation? it's a very they have a very narrow concept of what they consider to be a true muslim. they attack islamic institutions more often than christian. most of their attacks against civilian targets. markets bus stops i.d.p. camps. what is their? what is their raison d'etre? thanks for having an issue, not bookworm. i mean it's in the name or means rejecting with an education that without a question is, is forbidden. so our primary aim is to do with everything in then this bizarre way of creating that this see us in or against the belief which is really, which is really we had to some order violence done years. so in the last decade or so, does a war over us how much in know they've been, how long given a pretty and they are victims have primarily be more muslims than, than who christine said, they bombed a few churches in you. if you are back aga

planning his own referendum phil gunson is a senior analyst for the andes region at the international crisis group and he's joining us by skype from caracas good to have you with us on al-jazeera when the opposition was in charge of the national assembly did it actually make any difference to anything that was coming out of the middle government. very little on the domestic level. refused knowledge the opposition's control of the national league they use that supreme court to prevent a problem national assembly for carrying out any of its futurity from passing laws to hold the door of the ministers to account where it did make a difference was that by the way the worst president of the assembly was able to garner the support needed 60 votes to slow why his play that he was really the legitimate president of venezuela based on the idea that you do the work fortunately in 2018 if one has removed himself from the national assembly does that argument still stand how are fallen government's going to regard him now. well that's next in question the. of the opposition leadership have said they will conti

well william davidson is a senior ethiopia analyst at international crisis group and he explained the reaction from the african union 70 frustration this sort of you have peace and security architecture that's been established by the african union over decades and has been put to use many periods of political instability and conflict that's not being welcomed by the given government but of course you know when or when a state resists african union mediation or intervention creates a problem for the organization and that's a particularly acute problem when it's a lot read it to be powerful country like ethiopia which then of course has the idea it's irrelevant position of being the headquarters of the african union so this set me frustration and concern but there's limited options and you have to push through some form of intervention until the time of the federal government is accepting to it u.s. president hollande trump has ordered the withdrawal of most american troops from somalia as part of his plan to reduce u.s. involvement to missions abroad authoritatively as more. preparing

mood is a senior analyst covering somaaya for the international crisis group he says the growing tensions have serious consequences. i think it very much relates to electoral dynamics the premature administration in mogadishu feels that kenya has been supporting the political opposition whether that and matilda enjoyable and whether that's somaliland itself or whether that's the political candidates that are running against of them a lot of them have been safe in nairobi have their campaigns based there before some of them traveled to mogadishu recently so i think it is very much ties with internal somali politics and election dynamics and in terms of somalia trying to put pressure on kenya to maybe really reassess those relationships the ramifications can be quite serious so 1st of all the region when it comes to somalia is quite divided right now you have kenya on one side if you will be on the other and we seeing these proxy dynamics kind of play out in somalia with damaging effects you through a competitive electoral process on top of that in which different candidates are seeking dif

against outside interference william davison is a senior ethiopia analyst at the international crisis group he explained the reaction from the african union certainly frustration and this sort of the a peace and security architecture that's been established by the african union over decades and has been put to use and jane many theories of political instability and conflict and it that's not being welcomed by the if the government but of course you know when i went to state resists an african union mediation or intervention creates a problem for your legislation and that's a particularly acute problem when it's a love read to be powerful country like egypt which then of course is the ideas and irrelevant position of being the headquarters of the african union so this certainly frustration and concern but there's limited options and you have to push through some form of intervention until the time of the federal government is accepting to it. to india now where farmers are meeting government officials as they continue to push to overturn laws which they say will damage their livelihoods tens

in human al-jazeera phil gunson is the senior analyst for the andes region at the international crisis group he says after this vote venezuela's opposition will lead a new strategy to convince voters. why go on the opposition's leadership have said that they will continue to be the legitimate national assembly because they don't recognize this election either and they expect governments to continue to recognize why does the president i think that recognition is likely to wind all over time because of kools politics is about power and power in this country it's how about how to not bite why don't he doesn't even have the keys to his own office it think it's going to we question of the opposition going back to the growing. divine sink in strategy i think we have to start recognizing the most people have been swayed are concerned about putting food on the table and. issues like the like the pandemic there is no convinced. with the war why though in the so-called interim government really have much to say about those 2 conditions that they face which are conditions of extreme poverty conditions

the international crisis group mr minister of the international crisis group says the following that this conflict runs the risk of ripping the state asunder the t.p.o. left as a valley into fight on there are reports of clashes continuing on the ground experts say we're seeing the beginning of a drawn out insurgency and yet your government is declaring victory you're saying that you have the situation under control after the offensive on the kelly your prime minister even said that that no citizen was killed is in your declaration of victory premature amid all of those assessments look. the reports will look wrong we know what is happening out there we. know there's an. end up him some pretty much the war is over but mr minister it is not just the region of to grow that is a concern ethnically motivated and intercommunal violence have been on the rise there have been reports of about $150.00 fatal clashes in the past year some of those instead it incidents have estimates of hundreds killed millions have been internally displaced and now the united nations is warning of a heightened

but yasmeen mcelhone isn't alone she has a crisis group which analyzes the damaged. collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts. everyone here is working pro bono voluntarily and for free . act the crisis center the group has noted the situation of every single building 8000 of them need restoring as a result of the explosion. from here or the blast. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation when the rains come the foundations of these 100 buildings could be damaged beyond repair and then trying to run to put on britain visiting. to run as fast as possible that's why we look at the forecast every day to see if we have one thing or 2000000 more and to protect as much as fast as possible. for us me mecca on these buildings are more than just ruins. in your. example of one of the collapsed building that. they are bringing me. a sense of flying being didn't go through the sense of leaving. and say bringing me from the bus all the memories space how the spirits of the sea and heads to the news are rich and not say

years of armed conflict has worsened the food crisis. the groupeen blamed for the killing of dozens of farmers in recent weeks. let's bring in our guests, who are all in -- we have sarah, nigeria country director at one, a global movement campaigning to end extreme poverty by 2030. a geopolitical analyst at a security think tank. we are also joined by political activist -- welcome to each of you. sarah, could you break down for our viewers the threats faced by farmers in the northwest of the country versus the threats faced by farmers in the northeast of the country? >> thank you. with the onset of covid, there have been severe impacts on the economy. farmers in the northeast and northwest have not been any different. the economy is contracting. that we know. oil prices are going down. the entire economy is feeling the shock and impact of covid. i think there is an additional impact, which is the security issues. particularly in the northeast, and the northwest as well. banditry is at an all-time high and it is affecting not just the economy, but

mr minister of the international crisis group says the following that this conflict runs the risk of ripping the state asunder the t.p.o. life as a valley into fight on there are reports of clashes continuing on the ground experts say we're seeing the beginning of a drawn out insurgency and yet your government is declaring victory you're saying that you have the situation under control after the offensive on the kelly your prime minister even said that that no citizen was killed is in your declaration a victory premature amid all of those assessments look. at reports a little graham we know what's. out there we. know there's a 100. and up him some pretty much. the war is over but you can see more of that interview here on 930 u.t.c. or watch dot com forward slash conflicts. now the women you see behind me are part of a film crew in cameroon that happens to be the country's only all female production crew the women of gold boss productions have taken their place in the country's male dominated film industry their latest project is a demand for peace in cameroon which is being torn apa

the extent of the devastation around the ports is overwhelming heads a volunteer crisis group which assesses the damage collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts $8000.00 buildings in the area are in need of restoration from here. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit in very critical situation and it's a race against time when the seas no rains come the foundations of the buildings could be damaged beyond repair lebanon has been mired in deep economic and financial crisis the banks have imposed restrictions on how much people can withdraw from their accounts the aristocratic family suffered a terrible blow their historic palace also a cultural museum devastated the head of the family died of injuries received in the blast are left with a daunting task. you don't have the financial means to be stored its entire house it's going to take millions and tens of millions and we don't have those funds. are not going to these days the only ray of hope is the solidarity among the people here volunteers to help and we've really seen the worst of the worst of what

currency and security system omar mahmood is a senior analyst covering sawyer for the international crisis group and he says that the growing tensions could have serious consequences. i think it very much relates to electoral dynamics the premature administration in mogadishu feels that kenya has been supporting the political opposition whether that and my dog and your will and whether that's somaliland itself or whether that's the political candidates that are running against of them a lot of them have been based in nairobi have their campaigns based there before some of them traveled to mogadishu recently so i think it is very much ties with internal somali politics and election dynamics and in terms of somalia trying to put pressure on kenya to maybe really reassess those relationships the ramifications can be quite serious so 1st of all the region when it comes to somalia is quite divided right now you have kenya on one side if you will be on the other and we seeing these proxy dynamics kind of play out in somalia with damaging effects you throw a competitive electoral process on top of that

davison is a senior if you're analyst international crisis group and he explained the reaction from the african union. 70 frustration and this sort of peace and security architecture that's been established by the african union over decades and has been put to use many periods but it's going stability and conflict that's not being welcomed by the government but of course you know when i went to state resists african union mediation or intervention creates a problem for the organization and that's a particularly acute problem when it's a lot i just read it to be powerful country like egypt which then of course has the idea it's you know relevant position of being the headquarters of the african union so this certainly frustrates shit and so on but there's limited options and you have to push through some form of intervention until the time of the federal government is accepting to it. now iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog and increase its enrichment of uranium it will start in 2 months time the motion was appro

that's been stalled for months he spoke while unveiling his economic team to deal with the crisis bipartisan group of lawmakers on vale the 900000000000 dollars covert 19 relief bill aimed at breaking the long deadlock. it is exactly 2 years since the mexican president and the rest manuel lopez obrador came to power a tide of optimism his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and other crises have tarnished his image model rapper reports from mexico city but didn't happen for more mexico's president and this manila piece of bread or amber as he's referred to by both fans and critics says mexico is nearing a transformation. that's funny that he said the money's mo the president's optimistic tone however stands in contrast to a loosening economic crisis and one of the most dire coded $1000.00 health emergencies in the world yes yes. they did but thanks to the support of nurses and doctors who have put their lives addressed we have not been overwhelmed and showed the no sick person lacks medical care and we have to save thousands of lives. as am locates off the 3rd year of his presidency criticisms ov

aid groups are also warning the humanitarian crisis is getting worse with tens of thousands of children at risk of dying. due to a cute malnutrition around 131000, people have been killed by indirect forces, such as lack of food, health services, and infrastructure. years of finally has brought the country's economy to a halt. ethiopian government says a senior politician links to the 2 great people's liberation front has surrendered to federal forces. are going to bed has claimed victory in the month long conflict of the north region. but to gray davis said the conflict is not of the united nations appeal to ethiopian authorities for access to thousands of eritrean refugees in the region. but a separate 1st is world aids day. and while more people will die from covert 19 this year than aids related illnesses, the u.n. is worried about setbacks. researchers hope they have a new tool in the fight prevention method sense easier than taking a pill and has more for people in their twenty's looking to protect themselves from h.i.v. . medication has been an effective prevention method for yea

that's been stalled for months he spoke while availing his economic team to deal with the crisis bipartisan group of lawmakers unveiled a 9 $108000000000.00 covert 19 relief bill aimed at breaking for a long deadlock i didn't is hopeful that it will pass but says his team is focused on the next session of congress a panel from the u.s. centers for disease control is recommending that front line workers and nursing home residents should get the coronavirus vaccine 1st and independent advisory team made up of 15 medical and public health experts voted in favor of the guidance states and other local authorities will decide on the issue israel's all that prime minister and defense minister benny gantz says is possible back an opposition bill in favor of dissolving parliament dances is also patience with benjamin netanyahu and is ready to break their alliance if a lot of it you budget isn't passed immediately the move could force israel's for that action invest in 2 years. there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after inside story which is coming up next. will india's protest

that's been stalled for months he spoke while unveiling his economic team to deal with the crisis a bipartisan group of lawmakers unveiled a $990000000000.00 covert 19 relief bill aimed at breaking the long deadlock surviving is hopeful it will pass but says his team is focused on the next session of congress thanksgiving right now before congress to come together and pass a robust package for relief to address these urgent needs but any package passed in a lame duck session is likely to be at best just a start my transition team is already working on what i'll put forward in the next congress to address the multiple crises refacing especially are economic and cultural crisis kristensen amy has more now from wilmington delaware. well as joe biden himself said it's a team of nominees that come from very different backgrounds but share his economic outlook his economic vision for the united states and we heard a lot about that today a real emphasis on helping working class americans particularly minorities and groups that have been hard hit by the pandemic and one common theme throughout all of these

trying to change the situation in the central african republic that's been in crisis since 2013 with more than 14 armed groups involved in this crisis now we know that 11 of them have their troops to move towards the capital not to take over the country but to put applied pressure on the government the reason being they say that president bush. has not respected his promises that he made in khartoum in 2019 when he signed a peace agreement which included that some of these leaders or these armed groups leaders would have a position in government that would be funds allocated to them so that their troops could disarm they say that none of that happened and that they don't trust the current government and the president to keep those engagements that were signed during that peace process and the president is of course running for reelection there's an election that's supposed to take place in a week's time under circumstances as you mentioned. there's 12000 troops on the ground to try to ensure that people can go out and vote but 2800000 of them are displaced and or need of urgent humanitarian help him and there

the government of bunk who says that he incited hatred funded armed groups as well as accusing him of torture during the 2013 crisis where we saw christian and christian militia groups close also known as close to france were busy fighting against the what is known as the. armed groups and so not only that the united nations security council have also put him on a list because they believe they accuse him of funding armed groups now he is not supposed to be in the country the government bank you were looking for him and he mysteriously appeared just weeks before the presidential elections so this this this announcement that he is not legible for this election comes as no surprise and of course it paves the way for president who does the favorite for this election to really make his way forward for a 2nd mandate. good ion's will be able to vote for a woman to help run the country for the 1st time on monday nama of koku argument is the 1st woman on the ticket as vice president she is running alongside former presidents john muhammad hoping to defeat the incumbent presidents not a call for though he's struggling to co

that's been stalled for months he spoke while of veiling his economic team to deal with the crisis a bipartisan group of lawmakers unveiled a $908000000000.00 covert 19 relief bill into breaking the long deadlock. the u.s. centers for disease control is recommending that front line workers and nursing home residents should get the coronavirus that the nation states and other local authorities will make the final decision israel's prime minister and defense minister benny gantz says his posse will back an opposition bill in favor of dissolving parliament says he's lost patience with benjamin netanyahu and is ready to break their alliance ethanol of it you budget is not passed immediately the move could force israel's 4th election in less than 2 years a prominent pro-democracy activist who is due to be sentenced in hong kong to paving guilty to organizing and because protests. was taken into custody last month along with 2 other prominent activists and could face up to 5 years in jail. it was there by the news continues here on al-jazeera after all hail the stay with us. talk to motorists there are we

he spoke while unveiling his economic team to deal with the crisis on partisan group of lawmakers, unveiled and $990000000000.00 close to $1000.00 relief. they'll breaking the law deadlock and in this hopeful it will pass but says his team is focused on the next session of congress. right now, the full congress to come together and pass a robust package for relief to address the surge it needs. but any package passed in a lame duck session is likely to be at best just a start. my transition team is already working on what i'll put forward in the next congress to address the multiple crises. refacing, especially are economic and covert operations. let's go live now to kristen salumi, who's in wilmington, delaware, kristen, there is talk of all of building back better when it comes to the economy building back more equitably equitably. how do joe biden's picks janet yellen to seal around? how do they suggest he plans to go about doing that? well, they are a very diverse group in terms of race and gender. as joe biden himself said, they come from very different backgrounds, but they share his

ramping up production to take advantage of a surge in milk prices caused by the danish crisis animal welfare groups don't believe that's a reason to protect the industry if. it. makes their posters are completely alone in the large territory and it's not ok for minks to live in poor conditions here just because they could be worse. we don't think there should be minks in denmark the crisis that the danes have labeled the mink saga doesn't end here some of the animals buried in mass graves after the cold started have risen to the surface due to the effects of decomposition thirty's for groundwater and lakes could have been contaminated by the rotting bodies as a commission looks into the handling of the affair farmers are demanding up to $4000000000.00 in compensation saying that businesses were buried along with the minkes paul reese al-jazeera jutland denmark. stargazers are being treated to a once in a lifetime event jupiter and saturn make their closest alignment since the 17th century and she largest planets in our solar system have been inching closer together since september culminating and w