which is what makes the democratic republic of congo, very rich, right? here are also the hands of western. democratic republic of the congo stand out as a country which has all the materials, the minds that we need for the energy transition and for the development of new technologies, so the congoes government. has been handling case against apple for few months because apple is accused of buying minerals illegally exploited in the democratic republic of the congo, and so countries such as the united states, france, the united kingdom are countries that take it manage of this situation to finally support their companies, large companies, multinational companies. so what happens is that when we want things to be done legally, they immediately put their support behind the rebels. so that they can illegally exploit the wealth of the congo, and if we call on the international community and there is complicity, no one pays attention to us, and we're talking, as i have said, about companies such as samsung, apple, tesla, for example, we're talking about countri

bunagana, it was occupied by the military of rwanda and uganda and they left the m23 rebels free and they killed each other and fought with the army of the democratic republic of the congocan say that there is a part of the army of rwanda and oganda within the democratic republic of the congo, and there is a report that speaks of i have said from the beginning of the program that there is no life there because there is no security, no food, no peace, because today the camps are bombed, the rebels have the right to bomb the camps without any reaction from the government or the military, and there are also refugees who cry every day because of hunger, they don't even have anything eat, and there is sexual abuse in this part, and apart from the sexual abuse there, there are many diseases, that's how the life. is going on in the camps, why the government is not providing any help, and therefore there are numerous social and health challenges there. now that we are getting close to the end of the program, tell us please, is there a united or a patriotic workers movement that is trying to shed light and seek a more political organized solution within the general context of wh

the congo not only affects the country itself, but also the whole of... very much for providing this opportunity to talk about the topic of the democratic republic of the congo forgotten genocide. currently four territories have been occupied by the terrorist rebels of the m23 movement. there are 87 villages in these four territories. this week they have also occupied more than two villages, so we're like lost between what the government says and what the population experiences. on august 2nd we commemorated the... the congo, the victims of 1998, the war that happened in kisangani, in the province of shopo, and as a population we're very sad and very abandoned because we've been talking about the agreements for a long time, we've been calling on the international community for a long time, we've been protesting for a long time, but there is nothing and apart from this, there is already a lot of evidence that shows that what we are experiencing is a complicity of the international community. community that is supporting rwanda and oganda according to the investigations of many organizations and also the mapi report, the united nations report, i mean, these co

, so today, yes, we can say that there is a part of the army of rwanda and uganda within the democratic republic of the congoere is a report that speaks of more than 4,00 ruwan soldiers who are inside the democratic republic of the congo. yes, there is foreign presence, and there are western powers behind them without. refugees who cry every day because of hunger, they don't even have anything eat, and there is sexual abuse in this part, and apart from the sexual abuse there, there are many diseases, that's how the life is going on in the camps, why the government is not providing any help, and therefore there are numerous social and health challenges there, now that we are getting close to the end of the program, tell us please, is there a united or a patriotic workers movement that is trying to shed light and seek a more political organized solution within the general context of what is happening there? i mentioned countries, niger, burkinafaso, in short, that are looking for solution. is a united patriotic popular solution possible in the congo? we say that the people always win, we're fighting, there are

fought with the army of the democratic republic of the congress. so today, yes, we can say that there is a part of the army of rwanda and uganda within the democratic republic of the congohere is a report that speaks of more than 4,00 rundan soldiers who are inside the democratic republic of the congo, yes, there is foreign presence and there are western powers behind them without a doubt social, what is life like from the social point of view, how is life in refugee camps with regard to all the internal displacements? i have said from the beginning of the program that there is no live there, because there is no security, no food, no peace, because today the camps are bombed, the rebels have the right to bomb the camps without any reaction from the government or the military, and there are also refugees who cry every day because of hunger. "they don't even have anything eat, and there is sexual abuse in this part, and apart from the sexual abuse there, there are many diseases, that's how the life is going on in the camps, why the government..." and the president of tinte amek, which is a political party active in this field. we're also with other movements that are like

and we're about to listen to felix just to carry the president of the democratic republic of congo. so he's walking up to the stage and what you've been saying, this is day 2 by the way of the general assembly and would being in and out of the speeches. so apologies if it's sometimes steal discombobulated. this is what happens every september at the united nations. and every country typically gets a 15 minutes slot to really address the world. and they choose the topic. they can say what they want. it's remarkable, the number of countries that have been addressing israel's war on gaza in very, very critical terms towards israel. really, since this is the 1st few speeches yesterday, let's listen and then as soon as you need to have a place on the general assembly. since i've asked uh, a new mouse on a because i've been a mens on it for me and they have to speak to them today and with them. i, for the 1st time since the company is people made vested once again that trusted me electing me for a 2nd time. i was precedents of all nations. as you the ponds went up. i was having the opportu

the visa s t g 's by 2015. that may be democratic, full of is unable to work. the democratic republic of the congo needs without an annual investment of around $32000000000.00. also it says that for yeah, indispensable strength to call the ships closer to the investment and to make the payments. and they look like, you know, to, to support social was able to check the, the, with the way up to the list of global responses to climate change to the promotion of renewable energy that the democratic republic of congo is freedom is having already reassigned its commitment. the monthly palm beach used to mission climate, the options on which is to him, to school the crucially important on the final shows and technical support, i think increased the total was able to f. it's kind of also the for increased to achieve. the goal is to challenge in apartment, so great a as rich as we also invite diversity and natural resources. but then we're going to go pick up the condo has taken on the role as a key player with him to fight against climate change. but he said he's don't go initiatives with road in the way

a roll out of the mpox vaccine is due to begin in the democratic republic of congo on friday. ,000 cases with over 650 deaths since the beginning of the year. the first delivery of almost 100,000 doses of an m—pox vaccine arrived on thursday. last month, the world health organization declared an international emergency in the country, after a surge in cases of a new, more dangerous strain of m—pox. let's speak to our africa correspondent simi jolaoso who's in goma. tell us about this vaccine roll—out and the logistics of how this vaccine is distributed.- how this vaccine is distributed. ' ' :: :: :: how this vaccine is distributed. " :::::: , distributed. the 99,000 doses that came _ distributed. the 99,000 doses that came today _ distributed. the 99,000 doses that came today -- _ distributed. the 99,000 doses that came today -- like - distributed. the 99,000 doses that came today -- like the - that came today —— like the 19,000 doses are on the western part of the country with the capital. so like you said, the democratic republic of the congo is the 11th biggest country in th

of the virus, the 2nd batch of $100000.00 is the scheduled to reach. can shasta on saturday. ben and smith has the lightest move and 19000 people in the democratic republic of congo have and pulse a virus transmitted to humans by animals and to other humans through close contact . more than half the reported cases are in children. according to the health ministry, they account for most of the $650.00 that's attributed to the virus. so the 1st batch of a consignment of more than half a 1000000 doses of vaccine from your is welcome by bill far it is in contrast to on thursday. but for now, it's only intended for use on adults trials that taking place for potential use on children over 12 biase puns to start expect the nation campaign at the beginning of october. so let's, let's say it is sick and the wish would be that we could have the vaccines because i see patients asking for the vaccines themselves. at the moment it's a wary and it will be desirable for it to be given as a method of agencies. i see that that will be huge, logistical challenges for the d. all see, the vaccine must be transported in, freezes across the country, 4 times the size of friends with pa

of the most in demand minerals in the world today. it is used in the batteries of iris, smartphones, laptops, and electric cars. most of the global supply of cobalt comes from the democratic republic of congo, either through big industrial mines or an unregulated sector, known as our chisel mines. however, covering coal both extraction in the d. r. c is notoriously difficult, which makes it hard to know what kind of conditions the miners are working on from the limited coverage that is produced, we hear stories of child labor, hazardous mines and exportation. terms like blood cobalt get banding around along with comparisons to the con goes violent colonial past. all of which is contested by the mining and big tech companies that profit from cobalt. they maintained that their supply chains are ethical. in the 1st of a 2 part report that listening posts, nick moorehead went to the d. r. c. to try to get access to the mines to see for himself what the story, the whole wheel 6 of the marketing teams of tech and the company is realtor to, for, as of conway's, because they're telling completely opposite story people on the ground in the congo are telling the story of pillage, suffering penny wag

the u. s. have been influenced by money coming out of most of the plus cobalt, the democratic republic of congo, and the price that miners are paying to make our mobile phones unlocked. american folders have already had 2 presidential debates to take your head of november's election. the 1st back in june was a game changer knocking joe biden off the democratic ticket. the 2nd held this past week may prove to be crumbling. harris provides the democrats with a fresh face to put up against donald trump and the skills she acquired as a prosecutor searcher well, in this debate. in making the case, the trump is unfit to lead. harris is still carrying the political baggage of the bite and administration on issues such as the economy, immigration, and biden's, refusal to stop israel on a genocidal mission and godsa. that may be why harris has steered clear of journalist refusing for the most part to do interviews with mainstream news outlets . according to the polls, her strategy, prioritizing, social media style and vibes over substance seems to be working. and the fact that donald trump is 78 years o

the sidelines of this meeting, the chinese president met with the leaders of african countries, including south africa, guinea, seychelles, djibouti, togo, mali, and the democratic republic of the congo, and discussed the development of cooperation. in these meetings , he emphasized that beijing will open the doors of cooperation to african countries more than before. according to the published data of the general administration of customs of china , this country's trade with africa has increased by 55 percent this year and reached about 16 billion us dollars. international mujahideen in exile with the president's message and with the presence of guests from 26 the country was held in damghan. in this ceremony, a group of domestic and foreign politicians spoke about the latest state of the resistance, resistance diplomacy, the role of martyr amir abdullahian in the resistance, the biography of imam reza, peace be upon him, and jihad in exile. the 9th international mujahideen summit was held in damghan with the presence of guests from 26 countries. in order to honor the mujahidin fighters who do scientific, cultural and military activities in different countries. the main goal is to d

of the opening of the foreign invasion, attended by leaders of more than 50 offers and countries. the 1st and fox vaccine supplies by the european union of arrives in the democratic republic of congo. another 100000 doses are due to reach control. so on saturday, around 15000 people around the world's parking firms to have been infected. and then pick athlete has died in coming out 4 days after her former boyfriend, allegedly dallas to her and petrol and set her on fire. rebecca checked to gay represented uganda at the paras games in july. she's the 3rd prominent sports woman to be killed in 10 years since 2021. catherine solely reports a family in morning for a rising athletic style. long distance runner, rebecca chipped a gay, had represented you gunned at several international competitions, including the powers olympics. to pen days, a relative se had death was a combination of a beetle launch dispute. we've had a strange boyfriends. he's accused of 1000 her with kerosene and setting her light . i children was there at the time. still not kitty jake. i believe the goldman because we reported the abuses and threats my daughter was getting from the map. we told the police about t

now, the, the 1st shipment of influx vaccines arising democratic republic of congo, to help cub growing, offering the play you're watching, how to 0 live from to how we can for the facts. also ahead. israel is accused of refusing to coordinate the entry of polio vaccination teams in southern gas protesters in tennessee, mackenzie's ready prime minister benjamin this out of a band and the captives in gaza to that desk. and uganda and a lengthy cafe to rebecca. shift to guide di, soft to allegedly being set on fire by her boyfriend news . thank you for joining us. the 1st impulse succeeds, which have been supplied by the european union, have arrived in the democratic republic of congo. a 2nd batch of 800000 doses is scheduled to reach contrasts on saturday. thousands of people around the world are confirmed to have been infected. but as smith reports, more of a 19000 people in the democratic republic of congo have an impulse of virus transmitted to humans by animals and to all the humans through close contact. more than half the reported cases are in children. according to the d, c's, hea

john list running for cover minutes we have a ration of the upside. westbank as killed 30 people and 7 days chaos and the democratic republic of congo opt out attempted prison break with at least a $129.00 inmates killed. plus i'm barney below in the city east of the philippine capital in manila where a tropical storm. yeah, de caused widespread body and deadly light slice we begin in israel, where a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is pushing back against rising domestic and international pressure just on a sci fi do with him us. it comes in spite of mass protests in his rail, triggered by the recovery of 6 captives found dead in guns that on saturday. netanyahu has asked for forgiveness, but in since the will will continue. how does your cast or for thousands of israelis took to the street for a 2nd day pushing past police lines and converging near the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. many blaming his delay in signing a ceasefire deal for the discovery of 6 more dead captives in garza, the government, the visitor of this thread, the world piece. for the 1st time since mass protests and the li prescribe brok

every effort to bring peace also to other countries, especially the eastern part of the democratic republic of the congo to so don to ukraine and other parts of the african continent. we must realize the aspirations of the people of wisdom, so hard to self determination achieving and maintaining peace and security requires. the collective will of the community of nations, guy that here is requires that the u. n. a security council should be more representative body and inclusive 78 years since its formation. the structure of the united nations security council remains largely unchanged. africa, and it's 1400000000 people remain excluded from its key decision making structure. this cannot continue. the security council has not fulfilled it's monday to maintain international peace and security. the u. n. a security concept must be formed as a metal agency. we would like to see the security con, so it'd be more inclusive, so that the voices of all nations can be had. and the coincidence, which cannot remain an exclusive job of dest 5 nations, to the exclusion of the many nations in the world operate cost e

expansion of the terrorist threat requires a joint approach rooted in solidarity, but regional and international cooperation have broken down. from myanmar to the democratic republic of the congo, to 80 to yemen and beyond, we continue to see appalling levels of violence and human suffering in the face of a cronic. failure to find solutions. meanwhile, our peacekeeping missions are too often operating in areas where simply there is no peace to keep. instability in many places around the world is a byproduct of instability in power relations and geopolitical divides. for all its perils, the cold war at rules. there were hot lines, red lines. and guard rails, it can feel as though we don't have that today, and nor do we have a unipolar world, we are moving to a multipolar world, but we are not yet there. yet, we are in a purgatory of polarity, and in this purgatory more and more countries are feeling the spaces of geopolitical divides, doing whatever they want, with no accountability. that is why it is more important than ever to refirm the charter, to respect international law, to support and implement decisions of international courts and to reinforce human rights. in the worl

of the democratic. republic of the congo, to sudan, to ukraine and other parts of the african continent. we must realize the aspirations of the people of western sahara to self-determination. achieving and maintaining peace and security requires the collective will of the community of nations gathered here. it requires that the un security council should be a more representative body and inclusive. 78 years since its formation, the structure of the united nations security council remains largely unchanged. africa and its 1.4 billion people remain excluded. this continue, the security has not fulfilled its mandate to maintain international peace and security, the un security council must be reformed as matter of agency. we would like to see the security council being more inclusive so that the voices of all nations can be heard and be considered. it cannot... remain an exclusive club of just five nations to the exclusion of the many nations in the world. africa stands ready to play its role in building safer global order by participating in the work of the un security council on the basis

hundred countries most of the world, but now a new round of the epidemic has begun: the deadly strain 1b, according to who, has been detected in the democratic republic of the congo in more than 18,000 people, from a humanitarian problem, which is certainly very bad, it can still result in a biological story, when there is a sharp jump in contagiousness against the background of that the virus... is called in the population and will actively circulate for a long time, it will get such an opportunity, well, and accordingly, further measures that we will need to take to control this infection already on an international scale. so far, the most difficult situation is in africa, the largest number of cases are in congo and south africa, and also in burundi, kenya, rwanda and uganda. however, the new strain of empox can break out beyond the continent. individual cases of infection are already recorded in europe and asia. social possibility of further spread monkeypox in africa and beyond is a major concern in addition to other outbreaks. a coordinated international response is needed to stop these outbreaks and save lives. monkeypox is a stinking virus. in this it is

every effort to bring peace, also to other countries, especially the eastern part of the democratic republic of the congo to so don to ukraine and other parts of the african continent. we must realize the aspirations of the people of wisdom. so how about to self determination. achieving and maintaining peace and security requires. the collective will of the community of nations, god that here is requires that the u. n. a security council should be more representative body and inclusive 78 years since it's formation. the structure of the united nations security console remains largely unchanged. africa and it's 1400000000 people remain excluded from its key decision making structures. this cannot continue. the security council has not fulfilled it's monday to maintain international peace and security. the u. n. a security concept must be formed as a metal agency. we would like to see the security concept would be more inclusive so that the voices of all nations can be had and be considered. it cannot remain an exclusive job of just 5 nations to the exclusion of the many nations and the world operate cost

uh, clearly we have seen a holocaus uh developing in places like uh the democratic republic of the congo, where well over 6 million people have died in conflicts there, conflicts supported by uh powerful western forces, we've seen the attacks on uh peoples uh in vietnam uh in korea, we've seen what is unfolding today uh in gaza uh a real genocide also uh, but there's been no call to uh for the uh inter community and under the control of the west to step in to stop that genocide. well, the only way that there will be a change in the policy of unrestrained support by the us government is if this opposition that's gaza is able to consolidate itself and to begin. giving a institutional expression, if you will, that is, if the movement is able to um, organize itself into permanent oppositional structures, a change that will not come without a fight. peace is not the mere absence of conflict in the words of american political activist dr. in order to have peace, you must struggle for it. now it remains to be seen. will ultimately win the struggle, the western imperialists calling to suppress p

jewish religion. uh, clearly we have seen a holocaus uh developing in places like the democratic republic of the congo, where well over 6 million people have died in conflicts there, conflicts supported by uh powerful western forces, we've seen the attacks on peoples uh in vietnam, and korea, we've seen what is unfolding today uh in gaza, a... "if the movement is able to um organize itself into permanent oppositional structures, a change that will not come without a fight. peace is not the mere absence of conflict, in the words of american political activist dr. aj bararaka, in order to have peace, you must struggle for it. now it remains to be seen who will ultimately win the struggle, the western imperialists calling to suppress peace or the..." anti-colonial resistance fighting to obtain it. mariaamazarcher, press tv, tehwan. we're going to go back to our top story for this half hour, iran's president masid pesishian has arrived in iraq on his first foreign trip since taking office in july to offer us some expert insight. we're now joined by political commentator muhammad obaid who's with us from t

the, the 1st batch of impulse vaccine supplied by the european union as a life to the democratic republic of congo. the 2nd bunch of a 100000 doses. the shuttle to reach contrast to on saturday, around 15000 people around the world are confirmed who have been infected. most of in the d. c. health officials say they're struggling with low rates of testing. oliver connie isn't congested in the democratic republic of the congo, and how long it's a 3 weeks now. since the w a show declared impulse, the global health emergency took us through the process of the vaccines arriving that. and now the being administered of the this is a, 1st of all the very good news for different where these people here mentally those in the book of who cover me with many enough people. we have been in this area the last week and we have seen how talk does spend a difference people on the 20 meds, maybe the children have been waiting for this. but as we say it's life with this. it wouldn't be another toner now for the fuel officials for taking those bucks in from getting stuff out here. this is a huge account where we the b

. _ operations, in places like sedan, the democratic republic of the _ sedan, the democratic republic of the congosefire in gaza. 0ne — pursuing a ceasefire in gaza. one that _ pursuing a ceasefire in gaza. one that brings the hostages home, — one that brings the hostages home, that relieve the suffering of the people in gaza and creates the foundation for and creates the foundation for an enduring peace. i think the president, the foreign minister and other— president, the foreign minister and other colleagues for their commitment to this work. we discussed _ commitment to this work. we discussed the importance of getting _ discussed the importance of getting the steel across the finish — getting the steel across the finish line. something we will continue _ finish line. something we will continue to pursue along with our qatari counterparts. we know — our qatari counterparts. we know that a ceasefire is the best — know that a ceasefire is the best chance to tackle humanitarian crisis in gaza, to address— humanitarian crisis in gaza, to address the risks to regional stability. _ address the risks

into one of the most notorious killings of the northern ireland troubles — the murder of the belfast solicitor, pat finucane, in 1989. rare access to a clinic in the democratic republic of congos the epicentre of the mpox outbreak — and they're running out of medicines. hug? why not? and why the king found himself in the midst of an affectionate rugby scrum at buckingham palace tonight. on newsnight at 10:30 tonight, we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and a regular panel of newsnighters, and of course look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. the us presidential candidates, kamala harris and donald trump have attended a memorial in new york on the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. it was a much more sombre affair after last night's head to head tv debate ahead of the election in november. they were insults and a stream of personal attacks, and they sparred on issues including abortion, foreign policy and the economy. both sides claimed victory after the 90 minute debate watched by more than 57 million people. from philadelphia, here's our north america editor, sarah smith. at a september 11th memorial

of impulse in africa, within 6 months, the u. n. agencies, 1st shipment of vaccines is due to arrive in the democratic republic of congo in the next few days. and pokes has an infectious disease that can be spread between people, not them. of the virus hits children, the hottest and the con outbreak. 60 percent of cases during those aged on the 15 mortality rates can be up to 10 percent. symptoms of impulse include rush with list a 0 pimples on the face, the hands around the genitals mouth. the disease can also close to a nymph plans and flu like symptoms such as a headache and fever. symptoms usually begin within a week of exposure. most people are covered within $14.00 to $28.00 days, during which time, that's that infectious. that's quite a long time to be infectious. for those of the weekends. immune system may take longer to recover if people are discharged while they still have a rash, very soon, very important that they stay isolated from other members of the household and use their own specific towels badging and eating utensils. anyone inspected with them, posted fast tele health, cadillac wrote up to stay at home and for

the 1st impulse back scenes arrive in the democratic republic of congo, the epa sensor for an outbreak that's killed. hundreds. michelle barnett was chosen as francis knew, prime minister after more than 50 days. if a caretaker government on the vanden olympic athlete, rebecca checked to gauge eyes after a less.

the recovery of 6 captives, found dead in gaza on saturday. and are all the top story. the sound of been closed in the democratic republic of congo for a full investigation into the 129. that's in a prison, in contrast that, that's occurred during an attempt in breakouts. we go now to sue don, where heavy rains and floods continue to buy. so several parts of the country off to 16 months of fighting as which is essentially stopped. the government's ability to now respond to this crisis. at least a 177 people have lost their lives since the start of the rainy season in june. and more than 100000 have been displaced many and effected areas of lost all of that property is have a moving report from easily and so don's northern states this is what remains of posley village in middle we in sedans, northern state homes, reduced to rubble and debris, due to heavy rains and floods. 65 year old i shall. mohammed shows us what remains of the home she's lived in all her life. she says the rains and floods this year is unlike any she's seen in her life time. how does this got got me down before the light, how you feel? we lost everything in th

of other vaccine alliances including the who to tender for up to 12 million doses in the next year, depending on production capacity. on friday, the who director general returned from the democratic republic of the congoe first delivery of vaccines to arrive there within days. more than 18,000 mpox cases have been reported in the drc alone — with 629 deaths. mpox continues to spread across large parts of africa. nigeria with at least a0 confirmed cases of the virus received its first batch of 10,000 doses on tuesday. there have also been cases identified in rwanda, kenya and uganda and as far afield as sweden and thailand. i spoke with gregg gonsalves, a co—director of the global healthjustice partnership at the yale institute for global health. i want to begin by talking about that emergency tendered from unicef to secure these mpox vaccines. how crucial do you think that is? the tender is welcome but it comes a little too late. it's like ordering fire engines for parliament on fire. this is a lingering outbreak that has now spread to surrounding countries in drc. we see cases in sweden and thailand. we're moving too slowly. we have ignored this outbreak for months and months now it is far broader an

a rollout of the mpox vaccine is due to begin in the democratic republic of congo. centre of an outbreak of the disease and has recorded more than 19,000 cases with over 650 deaths since the beginning of the year. the first delivery of almost 100,000 doses of an mpox vaccine arrived on thursday. last month, the world health organization declared an international emergency in the country, after a surge in cases of a new, more dangerous strain of mpox. earlier i spoke to country director of save the children for the democratic republic of congo, greg ramm, who is on the ground as part of the vaccine rollout. he gave me his reaction. we are delighted that the first 100,000 doses of this much needed vaccine have now arrived in congo, and the ministry of health will be leading the effort to get these doses delivered and in people's arms. but we're also, save the children, very, very concerned about the many thousands of children at risk of infection, at risk of death. and so while these initial vaccines come out, what we're concerned about is preventing the spread, becau

first identified in 1958. in laboratory monkeys in humans was recorded in 1970 in the democratic republic of the congo. there is no exact version of the infection. scientists refer to contact with sick rodents. we have never encountered this before. people get sick in the vikiponga valley there, when they come into contact with infected animals. not necessarily with monkeys. because this is a conventional name for the monkeypox virus, it is a rodent virus. the pentagon is studying the possibilities of using the monkeypox virus as a bioweapon, this was previously stated by the head of the radiation chemical and biological defense troops of the russian armed forces, so why did they start blowing up the noise? the vaccine is not so bad, because after the liquidation it was improved, in any case, domestic, yes, but nevertheless it still gives complications, and i do not think that any country will risk conducting such a mass vaccination, although the american military is undergoing... yes, uh, it is known, yes, that they were vaccinated with this natural smallpox, the vaccine works against the smallpox th

of the world. but now a new round of the epidemic has begun, the deadly strain 1b, according to who, has been detected in more than 18,000 people in the democratic republic of the congo. a coordinated international response is needed to stop these outbreaks and save lives. monkeypox is a stinging virus. in this it is similar to sarskov-2. however, as strange as it may sound, its carriers are not monkeys, but rodents striped and sun squirrels, sleepy gambian rats, and from them the infection is transmitted by the primate. monkey pox. was first identified by bark beetles in a danish laboratory in 1958. in humans, this disease began to be diagnosed only in the seventies of the last century. most infections occur from infected animals due to the consumption of products contaminated with their saliva and excrement. the incubation period of the disease can be from 5 to 21 days, and the first clinical manifestations are similar to the flu, high temperature, chills, headache and muscle pain. weakness, enlargement. lymph nodes only then the characteristic rash begins on the skin. the causative agents of monkey pox belong to the same family as the natural one. however , the bl

the kind of protections he used to have, how much does it matter? the president of democratic republic of congo has condemned the killing of a 129 people that a prison in the capital can shasta, and has called for a full investigation. the dest occurred during an attempt to prison break to houses . here, as malcolm web is following events, from outside the prison lookout prison is just down this road, besides the film that is still a heightened security presence. and we once allow, the security officer told us that some of the prisoners is still not back in the cells. the doors were destroyed. we heard gunfire. meanwhile, the government has said everything is under control. people living in this area, so they heard heavy gunfire. a rough thing at about 2 o'clock on monday morning, late to be in the morning. the people living in this area say they so security closed vehicles carrying piles of bodies away from the prison. the government says it was an attempt to jail brake. and none of the prisoners escaped as videos, thoughts. it's a key, i think, on social media, showing the bodies of dozens of

the records for international investigation over the depth of almost 130 people in an attempted prison break in the democratic republic of the congospite reports of mass out of this, the government initially said only two people had died. the european union naval mission in the red sea says that an operation to salvage a burning oil tanker has been called up because it is too dangerous. the greek tanker was abandoned both grew up after being attacked by the houthi is from yemen almost two weeks ago. it is carrying about a million barrels of crude raising fears of an environmental disaster. award—winning american filmmaker tim burton received a star on the hollywood walk of fame in los angeles on tuesday. welcome to the hollywood walk of fame, tim burton!— of fame, tim burton! cheering and applause. _ mr burton is best known for directing and producing well—known horror and fantasy films, including the hits beetlejuice and edward scissorhands. he's also credited with the rise in popularity of modern superhero films for his directing work on the 1989 batman movie. he was joined by actors winona ryder, michael keaton and danny devito

murder of the belfast solicitor pat finucane, shot dead in 1989, is to be examined in a public inquiry. healthcare workers at the epicentre of the mpox outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. and taylor swift endorses kamala harris and tells fans to register to vote. how much of a difference could that make in a tight presidential race? kamala harris and donald trump have clashed in theirfirst debate of the election campaign. the pair sparred over immigration, abortion

of 800000 doses is scheduled to reach control so on saturday, around 15000 people around the world are confirmed to have been infected. bernard smith reports both of 19000 people in the democratic republic of congo, have and pulse. a virus transmitted to humans by animals and to other humans through close contact. more than half the reported cases are in children. according to the health ministry, they account for most of the $650.00 that's attributed to the virus. so the 1st batch of a consignment of more than half a 1000000 doses of vaccine from your is welcome by bill far it is inc. shasta on thursday, but for now its own intended for use on adults. trials that taking place for potential use on children over 12 biase puns to start its vaccination campaign at the beginning of october. and this listed, it is seeking the wish would be that we could have the vaccines because i see patients asking for the vaccines themselves. at the moment it's a wary and it will be desirable for it to be given as a matter of urgency. as i said, that will be huge, logistical challenges for the d. all see, the vaccine must be transported in, freezes across the country, 4 times the size of friends with paul rhodes a

of monday morning. barbara and golf, however, thoughts the inmates pasted this images from inside my kind of prison . the largest count in the democratic republic of congo, pasha kids bodies, a heap to the ground. and bullet wounds can be seen on some of them. people live in place to the prison. so they had gone fire before dawn on monday. but police backup was slow to arrive. what is the need to present? go to the following. the police arrived like before 5 o'clock, they would know the police. we could see people running away, prisoners escaping. we didn't understand anything until we noticed i blocked the road. there was no access at the heights of the attempted prison break. the administrative building was on fire. and the officials say some female prisoners were raped. complet this media reported more than 150 prisoners have been killed. government says the situation is now under control of trade initially suggesting the need to death. it promised to punish what that cold acts of sabotage loans of or responsibilities. in particularly, shall we have set up the smoke commission, which is in the process of following up, especially the follow up of the

healthcare workers at the epicentre of the mpox outbreak in the democratic republic of congo tell the bbc they are desperate. and taylor swift endorses kamala harris and tells fans to register to vote. how much of a difference could that make in a tight presidential race? kamala harris and donald trump have clashed in theirfirst debate of the election campaign. 00:01:01,354 --> 2147483051:37:15,392 the pair sparred over 2147483051:37:15,392 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 immigration, abortion in springfield, they are eating the dogs, the people that came in, they are eating the cats, they are eating... they are eating the pets of the people that live there. the us secretary of state and his uk counterpart are in ukraine, where president zelensky is calling to strike targets deep inside russia. in a public inquiry. healthcare workers at the epicentre of the mpox outbreak in the democratic republic of congo tell the bbc they are desperate. and taylor swift endorses kamala harris and tells fans to register to vote. how much of a difference could that make in a tight presidential race? she's a

the announcement of the opening of a forum envisioning attended by leaders of more than 50 african countries. the 1st batch of m fox vaccines has arrived in the democratic republic of congo to much needed doses are expected to reach the more than 18000 suspected cases in the country. the french president and 91 my call has named michelle barney as prime minister. pardon a, was the european union's chief negotiator in dealing with breton britons exit from the block and has been the new commissioner is also held other governments positions as nomination comes after, weeks of talks following a snap election that had led to a funk. parliament was only kind of shown as a leader of the left wing block that won the most seats and the stop election. he says the appointment does not reflect the results of that election. i knew the way you bought announced don't we do not believe for one second. that barn you able to get himself a majority in the national assembly and accept such a denial of democracy. and i don't want to believe that french people could except to be treated in this way under the eyes of the world. they vote one way and someone chooses in a different way, a prime

we have seen that a military court in the democratic republic of the congo sentenced number of defendantsincluding u.s. citizens, to death for alleged involvement. we understand that the legal process in the drc allows for descendants to appeal the court's decision. staff have been attending these decisions and gone through the process of following the proceedings and following them closely. >> do you believe the proceeding is fair? >> i don't want to pass decision because they are in the middle of the process. we will continue to state engaged in monitoring. >> a former security officer pleaded guilty today on charges from january 6. >> the only thing i will say about that is we firmly support our work part of your colleagues at the department of justice to hold anyone responsible for violations of law on that horrific day accountable for those violations. >> do you guys have a response to what putin said yesterday, which is that this was a follow-up on ukraine? >> a few things about this. number one, this is similar to things he has said over the course of the past two and a half years.

of international humanitarian. no, on chaos. and the democratic republic of congo often attempted prison break thousands of inmates to the beginning in israel, where the government is under increasing domestic and international pressure to agree to assist volunteering going. so that would lead to the return of the captives and secure the release of palestinians and is really prisoners the, the latest demonstrations and as well as some of the biggest since the voice starting on october, the 7th. they would, triggered by the recovery of the bodies of 6 captives from dallas or on the south today for testers of demanding an end to the fighting. on the return of the remaining 90 southern captives, benjamin netanyahu was all supposed to give this for not to bring the captives home . we are more than one of the most reduced result almost one year of you $5.00 from us and we think the down government he's not doing enough for all the freedom. okay. well, just wait to see going back home, doing everything they can, you know, the event, you know, seeing almost to just die. j

second time recognized the outbreak of monkeypox as a public health emergency of international concern. the reason was the spread of monkeypox in the democratic republic of the congo. the world first encountered monkeypox on such a scale in july 2022. in total, from january 22 to june 24 , almost 100,000 cases of monkeypox and 208 deaths were registered worldwide. monkeypox: what kind of disease is it? how to protect yourself and your loved ones? is the world facing a new pandemic associated with monkeypox? well , it's as if a vacant place has become free after covid and smallpox is trying to regain attention, no? on the one hand, the world health organization is sounding the alarm and so on. on the other hand, this is in the press, on the internet, this... these are loud headlines, they are a little reminiscent of this fairy tale about the shepherd who kept crying wolf, wolf, our task , on the one hand, if it is not so scary. yes, this is not what threatens us to say about this, on the other hand, not to miss, if there really is a real threat, what is this with what do we eat it, let's discuss it with our expert. georgy khristovich vikulov, director of the scient

sales to israel, over concerns of the weapons could be used in violation of international humanitarian law. and an attempt in prison break in the democratic republic of congo local media, or reporting more than a 150 people have been killed. the beginning is real, where the government is under increasing domestic and international pressure to agree to a cease fire and captive release, deal with home us of the, the latest demonstrations in israel, or some of the biggest since the war started on october. the 7th, they were triggered by the recovery of the bodies of 6 most captives from gaza on saturday. their protesters are demanding an end to the fighting and the return of the remaining $97.00 captives. benjamin netanyahu has asked for forgiveness for not bringing the captives home, but the protesters say the is really government doesn't care about the captives and god, i guess don't give a damn about them. so i think somebody needs to do it. it's not the people we don't have any choice. we have to do what the government is not able to do. they don't want to do that. first tab is safe in the connected, the religious process in the government. and they don't