that i would dare say this because these are people at high levels but i would say the democratic republic of the congoegin. reflection. otherwise there would be small existed, democratic republic of the congo, and uganda, would not be attacking one another, because they haven't realized there might be a way, through dialogue, through diplomacy to find a path. it's a■r problem that to this date has not been broached passively. so that it doesn't lead to death. that's all i can say about this. at the level where these m decisions are made. >> thank you. your name please? >> i must say that i'm fascinated by the discussions. to all of you. my question is to petronille vaweka. you mentioned regarding women in syria. my old experience from my background is conflict fragments in societies, women are also not subject from the risk of society so i would like to know what keeps women glued to each other, what is so special that keeps their unity together which is very much important?question, i forgot the name. you spoke about, guns and groups that are in conflict. as mentioned before, in that conflict, there

biggest war is the biggest war with the number of casualties after the second world war, well, maybe one of the difficult ones is always in the congo, the democratic republice congo, which was a consequence. functioning of the pro-western regime of mabutu, and then this massacre that was carried out in rwanda, this is a consequence, some colossal things happened there, terrible, millions of people died, who knows about this, who cares at all, these are others, these are not europeans, these are not from their civilization, this is where the end of history did not come according to fukuyama, it wasn’t just that he declared the end of history, he said that there is such a line, somewhere the end of history will come, and somewhere there will be these uncivilized countries, in in general, if we go from their concept, and exactly the same... they consider not russians, but by and large not belarusians, not ukrainians, which is very important , they are deceiving themselves, ukrainians, when they say ukrainians and europeans, they do not consider ukrainians, that’s why they fight with them until the last ukrainian, neither serbs nor other balkan peoples are par

it pertained to cobalt mining operations in the democratic republic of the congo. the question is whether the tech companies purchasing an unspecified amount of cobalt from a supply chain originating and d. r. c mines plausibly demonstrates participation in a venture with any one engaged and forced labor in that supply chain. we hold that it does not, according to the contains of the defendants had a specific knowledge of from public reports that the dsp cobalt that they were buying with in the vases, with um, brand pool you, me pool as well as other sources was mind is a significant part to buy children's performing habit as workforce $2.00 to $3.00 a day. and remarkably, in many cases, and even less than that, it's a missing details are really big and painful stories of, of children who have had no choice but to work and not to the know minds within the dsp using very primitive tools. and to be a bit hands up to search for rocks, continuum kobolds is still also tasked with a cleaning the oaks before it is sold. not only all the also being exploited, but also if th

of the country. we're claiming our rights, france and the united states are fostering the war in the eastern drc by supporting the rebellion, a country like. cannot fight against the democratic republic of the congo. we are marching, we are not breaking or destroying people's property, but the head of the police is sending his officers to chase us away. there is no doubt that western powers are out to plunder these resources and therefore cannot be part of the solution. the united states military command in africa, africom is now seen by many as an imperialist war machine that creates threats before managing the percep. of safety, the ultimate objective of africa is advancing the united states's economic and geostrategic interest in africa. now my next question is to professor, do you think western imperialist powers are behind the absage of terrorism in africa? and can they really assist in restoring security across the continent? a part and partial of african problems, as we speak right now, they want to... exploit african resources, they want to undermine the safety and security of african continent so that at least they can exploit and loot the african resources. very good example in west afr

fees for women are from the democratic republic of the congo, kenya, syria and haiti. of these wome to advance peace by mediating conflicts with armed actors, building systems to holistically address the needs of marginalized women, disabilities. training networks of peace builders and adopting creative forms of healing. the world needs the example to learn how to yield to a different kind of power and influence and one that carries us towards a more secure and peaceful world. yet these women are not alone. countless women risk their lives to create peace in their community. this year as in years past, the women building■ peace council ad the u.s. ipt has put out a call for nominations from 42 countries we are receiving 150 nominations of women fromé civl societies, women working on the front lines. the council then began the very difficult at adjudication process that rendered the finalists into single awardee. and so it is my privilege to introduce the moderator for today's conversation with the 2023 peace builders. megan is a journalist, lifelong advocate and cochair

microsoft standout, all the big ones that didn't pertain to cobalt mining operations in the democratic republic of congo. the question is whether the tech companies purchasing an unspecified amount of cobalt from a supply chain originating and d. r. c mines plausibly demonstrates participation in a venture with anyone engaged in force labor in that supply chain. we hold that it does not let's cost now live to ortiz, correspond to new level. you can get in south africa. notable. you can, you just took us a bit more and tell us a bit more about this case a well, this is a decision that a cold, a prior dismissal by a district judge mocking and pivotal moment in the case that has a drawing global attention to the ethical practice of multinational companies within the african continent, according to the contains of the defendants had specific knowledge from public reports that the dsp cobalt that they were buying within the vases with glen pool, you me pool as well as other sources was mind is significant parked by children's performing hyper does work for $2.00 to $3.00 a day. and remarkably, in many cases,

of machine guns and grenades. this one documentation, it was precisely the key to liberian exports, the key to exports to the democratic republic of the congoina faso, eritrea, ethiopia. massimo alberitzi is a legendary war journalist who spent his life reporting on conflicts in africa. we discovered this traffic of illegal arms shipments, which minin organized from ukraine by the sierra leone rebels. he worked with charles taylor, who at that time was the president of liberia. one of minin’s companies was called itti, which stood for enterprise production of exotic tropical wood. formally, she carried out logging work in libiri. de facto, and this was confirmed by a special un commission, it supplied weapons to the regime of president charles taylor, a bloody dictator who organized real genocide against his citizens. minin, using front companies, purchased weapons through the ukrspetsexport corporation. this is a completely state-owned structure, which in the early 2000s became the main supplier of weapons for african dictators. since the first days of its foundation, ukrspetsexport has begun to retire designated by the power of the reserv

these four women are from the democratic republic of the congo, kenya, syria, andti. ese women continue to advance peace by mediating conflicts with armed actors. building systems to holistically address the need of marginalized women, youth, persons with disabilities. training networks of peace builders and adapting creative forms of trauma healing. the world it's an example of the women how to yield of a certain power and influence. and one that carries us toward a more secure and peaceful world. yet these women are not alone. countless women risk their lives to create peace in their■9 communities. this year, as in year past the women building peace council and that tea have put out a call for nominations from 42 countries we received 150 nominations of women from civil society. women working on the front c lines. the council then began the very difficult adjudication process that rendered our and our single awardee. and so it is my privilege to introduce the moderator for today's conversation. with u.s. ip 2023 peace buders. megan buyer. megan is a journalist, a lif

first of all, we focused on the situation in the space of the southern african development community with an emphasis on the situation in hot spots in the east of the democratic republic of the congopressed gratitude and appreciation for that proactive and helpful role that...

from the democratic republic of congo she grew up in the province and today it is a humanitarian catastrophearmies, local militia burned villages, ceased prisoners, companies andvaluable gems, natural resources, uncontrolled logging stripping forests into moonscape's, it is a place that appears to have no hope ande living day-to-day is a challenge. overall the conflicts have uprooted more than 1.7 million people a quarter of the provinces in the population and before we view the video a little background. she has said that her peace building courage is multigenerational and she tells the story of her grandmother going out to farm one day from the village and suddenly a huge leopard confronted her and this was in the days that was the big danger a leopard. the leopard was snarling so slowly she bent her knees to lower the knife she told they began to talk to the leopard. i looked straight and his eyes and kept my voice calm and even amanda told him you and i are doing the same thing this morning. you are looking for food to eat and i field to grow crops for my children. let us not disturb eac

organizations like mine that people just say off i can't cope with more of these, let me just speak to the democratic over republic of congo issue and make a global point in our emergency watch list, which is the watch list of the top 20 countries facing humanitarian crisis. those countries which include the democratic republic of congo, they constitute more than 80 percent of total humanitarian need. and i would argue that's a more manageable way of thinking about the humanitarian burden that exists around the world. in the d all see what we see. we see 1st of all the splintering of governing authority. that's true, not just in d. c is true elsewhere. secondly, we see external support for civil conflict. there are intended what's called into nationalized civil conflict. certainly we see the duration of conflict extended and falsely. we see acute but bone by women and goals because the emergency fits them. honda and you know that from the middle east conflict as well. now the roots of this speak to a very deadly combination. puppets, a miss governance and conflict going together and feeding off each other and the challenge

is also given, tentative approval to a new agreement on military partnership with the democratic republic of the congo. the plan for see, is joined for a new troops and other personnel, as well as engineering and technical support. the draft has yet to be agreed by the d o. c government. meanwhile, the lead to all the nearby african nation for one has lashed out. it's an american journalist who towards the courses, so i same for supposedly being in power for too long. this is president polk, adult cook ami, who has served for nearly 2 and a half decades. besides, the western will handle the fine boat smoke with c is democracy, it is not defined by the what's not interesting does then all type in as over the contradiction is the type and endorse where we find the countries in the west. the next to that he does and then they turn around and such a cool thing about this and when he does available, you liked it. so you are telling me, democrats, so therefore has the impact fictions, whether it is in the west or n o s. so, but i cannot leave by or leave with the but fictions. what would that, what well, ma

russia has given tentative approval to a new agreement on military partnership with the democratic republic of the congo. that's the next terry we're bringing and the plans for c joins training of troops and other personnel as well as engineering and technical support at the dropped as yet to be agreed by the d r. c. government being, while the leader of the nearby african nation of rwanda is lashed out as americans on, listed 5 to criticize him for supposedly being in power for too long. president popular gotten a who has sub for nearly 2 and a half decade said that the western world cannot define what democracy is. democracy is not defined by the what's not if he does and then all type in is over. the contradiction is the type in, in the us where we find the countries in the west, the next to that he does. and then they turn around and such a cool thing about this and many of those available you looked at. so you are telling me, democrats, so therefore has the impact fictions, whether it is in the west port in o. s. so, but i cannot leave by or leave with the but fictions what would the worst presiden

of save the children, thank you so much for spending time with us. >> thank you. john: this past week, the world health organization warned that violent conflict in eastern democratic republic of the congomaking the humanitarian crisis there even worse. fighting is intensified as armed rebels close in on goma, the provincial capital of one of the drc most mineral rich regions. hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties and hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians are crowding camps. >> i fled the attacks from sake, where bombs and gunshots were resounding with my six children. since we arrived here, we haven't received any assistance and we are hungry and do not know what to do. john: now there are fears of a wider regional conflict. jason stearns is the founder of the congo research group at nyu's center for international cooperation and an professor assistant professor of international studies at simon fraser university in vancouver. who are these rebels, what are their goals and aims and why are they making this push now? >> the m 23 is one of 100 different armed troops in the eastern drc, although probably the most notorious and most important one, they're responsible for around

the use you yourself of oliver reporting from moscow. thank you very much. julia, you've in this military has warned an armed group based in the democratic republic of congo is planning attacks last year. fighters from the allied democratic forces killed 43 people out of school near the border cap. and so it has this report from underway in west and uganda. the sight of that attack julius and boost that is still in morning live for his family, fell apart last june, when 5 to is from an on group based in the democratic republic of congo, crossed the buddha to a talk. a secondary schools. 43 people, mostly students, were killed, included. he's 18 year old son, mckindoe's idea of over took over the we thought we are protected. but to our surprise, we were shocked to see adf across the border to come kill our children. meaning our porters are not safe, and its eliza i came to who lives next door is suffering. a different kind of pain passed on. festus was among several people. keep about doing the raids. he's called the least diamond. he came to him pond way to look for work and stay safe from rebelar talks. me go now. i pay my child is the life in the far ea

of palestinians also head divers recover the bodies of 2 because of the baltimore bridge collapse. investigators are examining the container ships blank bone set of pressed the crew listing food shortages, any democratic republic of congo. the united nations was a disastrous, disastrous to about a terry and crisis has rebel all the rebels buckets. the news . welcome to the product m l g 0 has obtained video showing is very forcing garza shooting and coming to the palestinians. one of them and repeated the waves. walter pays to be a piece of white fabric to show that then northwest. the bodies are then buried by a bulldozer. these really all me says as investigating the incident and we to go and you that you may find some of the images in alexandra buys this report. distressing these unarmed men are trying to return to their homes in northern gaza. the only way to get there is along the beach, west of gauze of city. near the nipple sea round about south west of the city is rarely forces are deployed a palestinian man approaches these rarely soldiers. he raises a white flag, an international sign of surrender, and is rarely troops allow him to approach safely. meanwhile, the other young man turns back to where he came fr

the democratic republic of the congo sends a warm regards to everyone.dship to continue endlessly. different countries, nationalities, professions in one world festival of youth participants are united. russia is a country with great culture and history; i want to come back here again. for me, first of all. this is the history that i am studying today, i saw a lot of things that i was very far from in my country, it is inspiring. get acquainted with the unique traditions and sights of our countries, guests of the youth festival continue in moscow. this is my first time in russia, the first in moscow , to be honest, yes, well, it’s a little cold here, but yes, it’s cool here, and 2 days is not enough, i think there should be at least a week here, i don’t know, there are 10 days to see everything. the program is intense, there is no time for coffee break, here is pavilion a. there are technologies of the future, and in the next building history comes to life. what i liked most was the excursion that took place at rosatom. there were rooms in the style of t

peacekeepers will be out by the end of the year. gabriel is on the houses here at the united nations in new york. while among the display screen, the democratic republic of congo, there are many muslims, and they're struggling to find the food to break the fostering, the whole, the month of ramadan. i'll just bear with catherine. so a little around 10 percent of the companies population, mosley and bureau monkey kennedy is one of the many struggling to get a problem meal during the whole, the month of ramadan, he's finally moved to this, displaced by so this comes in the pro visual capital goma from the town of soccer, about 25 kilometers away, socket has been 4 to move off a month by government forces and the on to group and 23 most of its residents. now you've ross in make shift tents with little food, water, and other necessities. close up to them, so i'm going to the fact that my wife is not fasting is a grease the right. thank god for it's good wanted my wife was pregnant to escape the pain of having no food. this helps me because i'm the only one fasting in the house. that's bearable because i don't have enough food for most people. nearly 2000000 people

of the president was killed at his party headquarters last month. your guns as military as well. and that's a non group based in the democratic republic of congo is planning more tax. yeah, lied to democratic forces has be linked to a number of killings that includes an attack on a school near the border last year that killed 43 people preference. so it hits this report now from point way in west, and you got to julia some boost that is still in morning live for his family, fell apart last june when 5 to is from an on the group based in the democratic republic of congo, crossed the buddha, to a talk, a secondary schools, 43 people, mostly students, were killed, included. he's 18 year old son, mckindoe's. i didn't go over, took over it, but we thought we are protected. but to our surprise, we were shocked to see adf across the border to come kill our children. meaning our porters are not safe, and it eliza i came to who lives next door is suffering. a different kind of pain passed on. festus was among several people keeping up during the rates. he's called release time and he came to him pond way to look for work and stay safe from rebel the ta

the same time, there's a lot of unions, politicians in northern minnesota that do it. and they love to point out that cobar comes from primarily the democratic republic of the congo, where sadly, say sometimes seven year olds are mining this stuff out of the ground. they'll go with their families to the sites and, take pickaxes and shovel, and it's as dangerous as it sounds. i mean, sometimes they get injured, sometimes they die. mining is is no place for a child. and so therein lies the and i'm not necessarily saying it's not black and white. we don't allow this mine. then we're saying children in the congo should die. but i'm saying these are the things we should be thinking through. and we're not thinking through them now as a country and as a world, really yeah, well, that brings to kind of the next issue which you highlight in the book, but i'd like to get your overview on it that is one of the national security implications of these rare earths and these are metals like lithium and copper. what's going on? what's the international dynamic, for example, between us, china and in terms of developing these resources and is that a national security threat to our countr

of geishas touch, discuss israel's sons, ground defense, been wrapped up in washington. the presence of united nations, such as gravely concerned about the humanitarian situation. both east and democratic republic of congo companies forces are battling arms groups including m . 23 fighters and the minimal rich area. the m 23 have taken several towns from government troops. the threatened go to the main city in the region. decades of conflicts have displaced more than 7000000 people within the country. gabriel, that is on that has more from the un headquarters in new york. in recent weeks, the m 23 has made significant advances, expanding territorial control in fighting against the congolese military. been to k to the secretary general, special representative for the country said the security situation is deteriorating rapidly and the humanitarian situation is reaching near catastrophic levels. so the more than 7100000 people have been displaced in the country. that is 800000 more people since my last briefing was about 3 months ago. to 3400000 people now suffer from food in security, which means one, not a full companies are suffering from malnutrition. d. r c's ambassador to the un cold on the security

labor case which sought to hold big tech accountable for the abuse of children forced to work in cobalt mines in the democratic republic of the congo. companies including apple, microsoft, tesla, and google rely on cobalt to make the rechargeable lithium batteries used in their products but have argued they merely have a buyer-seller relationship with cobalt suppliers and have no power to stop child labor. the two companies named in the lawsuit are u.k.-based glencore and chinese company zhejiang huayou cobalt. circuit judge neomi rao acknowledged the tech giants are aware of the child exploitation and that they "intentionally use a murky supply chain to obscure the extent to which they rely on forced labor." the group international right advocates, which brought the lawsuit, says it is considering an appeal. in labor news, google has come under fire after laying off dozens of unionized contract workers in a likely act of retaliation. the workers were made aware of their firing as they spoke last week in front of the austin city council in texas, which was preparing to vote on a resolution in support of their efforts to negotiate w

of conflicts on here on the w at 10. so t u t c, or online at w dot com, forward slash conflicts are now delayed, as overline during the democratic republic of congo, or the whole talks about the regions long running conflicts. congo, accused as rwanda of supporting the m $23.00 level group, which is waging, i mean, search and say in easton, congo. run that denies the claim. places fighting between rebels and come on. the company's armies erupted near goldman and the towns. sa keisha. shank and beware armada hundreds of thousands of civilians. awfully. when claudina arrived at had 2 children at the discount on the outskirts of goma. she felt relief, but only briefly. she's one of the newest, internally displaced persons here. the un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 people to seek refuge in this city alone. despite claudine being a fresh face that's come, the 20 year old is not a new tool. she was born into the conflict and it continues to rob, how her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to my saucy, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head. keith, so this is claudine is running f

of those minerals are on the continent of africa? >> that's right. that's a great point. i'm going to go back to my notes here. so as you pointed out, zimbabwe, indonesia, the democratic republic of the congo chile and others have announced new taxes and/or export bans on minerals. now, the united states from its perspective is going to look at how to print source minerals in various countries, but we will also have to ramp up domestic production. i mean, there are articles everyday come out about potential lithium mining in the united united states, but copper is important. an interesting thing for sort of hemispheric trade in the western hemisphere is that the u.s. has a number of these minerals but we are not, but minors are not allowed yet to access them. but also latin america, south america is blessed with an enormous amount of the minerals needed for production of batteries, and so i suspect you were going to see this big surge in hemispheric trade in order to secure all those materials. there is a secondary issue in regards to some of these countries, which is that there is a question around essentially worker treatment and how those minerals are processed. so traditionally a warlo

of the month deluxe. if you take the government of the democratic republic of congo has just violated its international commitments to protect human rights. but at the same time, it's also violating the constitution. article $61.00 prohibits the application of the death penalty. since 2003 death sentences in the d o. c has been committed to life imprisonment. now report suggest the government is planning public executions . the soldiers convicted of treason, victoria gates and b l g 0. still ahead on alpha 0. find out why 12 people have been sent to prison in hong kong, and what it means for the cities pro democracy movement and resisting israel's occupation with parts. we meet the theater artist and the occupied westbank for a fire and people to raise their voices the . the end of time when is that? that's right. now the next thing that's about what is the return of the lord jesus christ, the apocalypse. witness those to the us is event jellicoe christie and exploring its influence of democracy and foreign policy on this and try to if you have just read the book in the process, praying for armageddon, episode one

the agency which he accuses of spreading left wing propaganda with leaders over wanda and the democratic republic of congo are to hold talks about the regions long running conflict. congo accuses bewanda of supporting the m 23. reval group, which is waging an insurgency, an eastern congo. lawanda denies the claim. the latest fighting between levels and the connelly's army has erupt, a new goma in the towns of socket. shoshone and the web on hundreds of thousands of civilians are fully when claudine arrived, it had 2 children, a discount on the outskirts of goma. she felt relief, but only briefly. she's one of the newest, internally displaced persons here. the un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 people to seek refuge in this city alone. despite the claudine being a fresh face that's come, the 20 year old is not a new tool. she was born into the conflict and it continues to rob her of her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to massage, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head. keith, so this is claudine is running from the m $23.00 rebels,

all the details of a busy day at the russia exhibition in the report by yulia anishchenko. the democratic republic of the congoour friendship to continue endlessly. different continents, nationalities, professions in one, the participants of the world youth festival are united. russia is a country with a great culture and history, where you want to return again. for me, first of all, this is the story that i i'm studying today. i saw a lot of things that i was very far from in my country, it’s inspiring. get acquainted with unique traditions and sights. the future, and already in the neighboring one, soviet history comes to life. i liked the excursion most of all, which took place at rosatom. there were rooms in the style of the ussr. it was as if i had returned to that time, although i was born in the 20th century. i must say that there are more young people at vdnh today than usual. the exhibition launched a festival of professions, preparation for open chambers for former leaders of the country, which close behind them, as if forever, but nothing lasts forever under the moon. the main character needs to mak

and in 23 sizes have taken another town in the eastern democratic republic of congo. for this video shows the moment for full sizes into it and sees the town to for windy and north, keep it problems. the fighting has displaced thousands of people trying, his political leaders have concluded the annual national people's congress and publishing. they gave few details on how they planned to tackle the country's economic issues. but did acknowledge that the 5 percent growth target will not be easy to his. china's economy has slowed for multiple reasons, including high unemployment, declining population and a crisis, and the property sector, katrina hugh, has moved from beijing. 3000 come in, his policy officials have exited the building behind me. the great whole of the people ending this is national people's congress by setting 2 priorities. the 1st was bursting confidence in china is flagging economy last week. the government set in a vicious growth target of 5 percent g. d, p for 2024, providing few details as to how that would be achieved. however, we did subsequently

control of several towns and is threatening the provincial capital of north cable providence go my decades of conflicts have this space more than 7000000 people in the democratic republic of congo. and those are the headlines on entre 0. i'll be back with more right after witness stay with us. the the, the end of jot when is that? that's right. now the next thing that there's the return of the lord jesus christ. every thing that's necessary for this new world or it's at the door. major uncontrollable fires to bible shouldn't be very cold on changed the sun in the me will be doing the quick so the island silva sea will disappear. the 7 seas of the earth will turn to blow the schools up to 200 miles to the level the we see these nations when you see the pothole in the the the i grew up in the suburbs of the dc area. september 11th was a huge event in my life. seeing the pillars of smoking zillow out of the pentagon, the war on terror stay the whole country. so swiftly move to suspend civil liberties to march towards the war. and was coming of age around the time of iraq war followed the 2004 election campaign were bush and mobilized, evangelical voters and created this dichotomy

the sight of that attack julia simple site is still in morning, live for his family, fell apart last june when 5 to is from an on the group based in the democratic republic of congo, crossed the buddha, a top, a secondary schools, $43.00 people, mostly students, were killed, included, he's 18 year old son, mckindoe's idea of over took over the we thought we are protected. but to our surprise, we were shocked to see adf across the border to come kill our children. meaning, our porters are not safe. eliza, i came to who lives next door is suffering. a different kind of pain passed on. festus was among several people. keep about doing the raids. he's called the least diamond. he came to him pond way to look for work and stay safe from rebel. the tox nickel now, but i pray my child is a life in the far east. i pay to god every day to perform a miracle, so that he couldn't come home. the school is now on a bundle and show off the petrol boom talks by assailants with machetes, the escaped across the border into the beluga national park. these are the reminders of what happened here. the students were in there, don't. when that talk happened, it's really hard to imagine

the final conclusions will take between one and 2 years. my kind of, i'll just era washington. you're the visual st gravely concerned about the worst thing. humanitarian crisis, an east and democratic republic of congo. government troops saw boxing um groups including the m, $23.00 fighters in mineral rich areas of the east. 20 and 23 has taken control of several times and is expressing the potential capital of both key through provenance, okay, but the gates of conflict have displaced more than 7000000 people. price rises in the shop. st. techie, are affecting everyone, especially pension is now that's the best struggling to make ends meet despite the government increasing state pensions 3 times some consider repulsed from the capital anchor. this farmer's markets in the district of port sackler in colorado is popular with retire 86 to 3 year old son in law is a widow and a mother of 3, and is having to choose what she buys carefully. as the price of sor across the country, she says as a retired with children trying to make ends meet is proving too difficult. and that's the sport of government having increased pension since a general election last year on us to somebody's in the if the president gi

gentleman offices discuss the potential use of gym and may taurus cruise missiles to attack the cache bridge in occupied crime. me. i believe is of the democratic republic of congo and of rwanda on whole talks on the regions loan running, conflict condo accuses rwanda of supporting the m $23.00 rebel group, which is waging uninstalled agency in eastern congo. dwanda denied the claim. places fighting between the rebels and congress is erupt to the government and the towns of soc ation and the amount of hundreds of thousands of civilians. afily. when claudina arrived with a 2 children at the discount on the outskirts of goma, she felt relief. but only briefly, she's one of the newest, internally displaced persons here. the un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 people to seek refuge in this city alone. despite claudine being a fresh face that's come, the 20 year old is not a new tool. she was born into the conflict and it continues to rob hell of her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to massage, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head. can you tell the claudine is running from the m $23.00 rebels

hey, on the out, is there a, do you and was with disastrous humanitarian crisis and the democratic republic of congo as the army buckles rentals. and we have for montgomery, as the magic hat is to last most of the livestock in one of the harshest winters in recent memory, the paddler there, it's a story of historic heat for south east asia. you can see the shovel causes dominating in the south, but up in the north despite a little bit of cloud. it is a story of very high temperatures for the likes of thailand with protect seeing exceptionally high numbers and they'll continue to climb over the next few days. bangkok, surgical degrees celsius the on saturday. now, despite that heat across indo, china was still seeing some weather weather for the likes of vietnam as well as los and ken bode yeah, i'm very wet. weather continues to dominate across indonesia, particularly across sumatra. as we go into such a day, some heavy rain, that is good news or full australia or it's dried off across central areas like alice springs after a very wet 3 days. so from heavy rain effecting central pots of w a. and for

the gun systems need to be held accountable. are you going to is military. it has one dependent on degree of based and democratic republic of congo is planning more attacks. the allied democratic forces have been linked to a number of killings and they include an attack on a school near the border last year that killed some 43 people. catherine, so it has this report from them on way in western. you found the julia some boost is still in morning live for his family, fell apart last june when 5 to is from an on group based in the democratic republic of congo, crossed the buddha. talk a secondary schools. 43 people, mostly students were killed. they included, he's 18 year old son mccain though i did go over, took over monday we thought we are protected. but to our surprise, we were shocked to see adf across the border to come kill our children. meeting our porters are not safe. eliza, i handle who lives next door is suffering. a different kind of pain. pass on suspects was among several people. keep about doing the raids he's calling release time. he came to me pond way to look for work and stay safe from level the talks. me go now

of schools and the investment in education is increased degrees. i'll just need a couple of nigeria still ahead on al jazeera and more people are forced to flee in the eastern democratic republic of congo, a novice town, full. so any 23 flights. his son, his annual congress, ends with promises to boost the well 2nd biggest economy. avail. few details on how leaders can make that happen. the tongue counting the costs, the us economy is proving that many americans can't afford to buy a home because being on the g 20 agenda as a global tax on 1000000000 is coming. plus checking baggage fees are recommended. highest, our airlines hijacked the real cost of travel, counting the cost on, i'll just be a unique perspective, desktop plays himself and i was told the palestinians to go to on heard voices, to humor. i try to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, but upon proceed with the landscape. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere to take every day. this is going to unspeakable horror as to reveal all about what's happening because of the tasks and media attention the stream on out to 05 to 10 year journey, in which it has become the most important tr