and this is important because east africa, the to east africa leaders and the 3 pleased african country, the original block in east africa to the market of about 315000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tears as it may the means to position itself for any comic development. and it's important to know that this 2 countries are not as so what you call the ation day. that the 2 countries this us can region officially can. and you can, and then you have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that his chain ups. and while it brought what he called in for structural kind of development, the union follow older not walked, especially for africa. moving on now the u. s says sanctioned 3 iranian security officials full talk, the protest in the countries kurdish majority areas of something that sarah has justified. so i think national security concerns. this comes as washington denounced iran earlier for attacking the territorial integrity of neighboring iraq by striking codes in the country. iran's violations of iraqi territorial integrity contin

we end today's show looking at a movement to stop a major oil pipeline in east africa to connect uganda'slbert oilfields to the port of tanga in tanzania. key financial backers of the 900-mile east african crude oil pipeline include french company total and the china national offshore oil company. environmental groups have fought the project for years warning it will have a devastating impact on the region and produce vast greenhouse gas emissions. one group recently described the project as a "mid-zed carbon bomb." to talk about eacop we are joined by omar elmawi. he is the leader of the campaign coordinator of the stop east african crude oil pipeline eacop campaign. talk about this pipeline. for a global audience, who is behind it? omar: thank you for inviting me. this is a pipeline which will be the longest pipeline to be able to take the oil that was discovered in 2006 in uganda all the way to tanzania and taken to an international market to be utilized. it is a project that is strongly being opposed by people in uganda and the whole world because it is going to be displacing over 100

oh, go ahead and east africa, climate related migration and displacement have steadily become a way of life. this quite the haunt countries, only a lifting 0 point, one percent of global emissions. the people pay a heavy price called $27.00 wraps up. we explore how promise is the little action leave african states in the lunch when it comes to the climate emergency with 17 p. m, here in the russian campus. when you're watching all t international, a very welcome to you. now we stop with our top story. russia defense ministry has condemned the a power and massacre russian prisoners war by ukrainian soldiers. often footage emerged online with 2 separate unverified videos now circulating on social media, awarding for you some of the followings, which is graphic and you might find it obsessing. the 1st video said to have been filmed by ukrainian troops in the past with new guns group, public city of marquis. so then moving into a residential yard to accept the surrender of what appears to be a group of russian soldiers. now several men in uniform are seen coming out from a building with th

and this is not the 1st time that hence states in east africa. you have issues statement calling for immediacy and referral, and fortunately, after those nothing has happened. and even when they come to agreement, so would have died of negotiation. they found an agreement afterwards. coffee fair was free up again. so unfortunately, at the moment, i'm not particularly video. can you speak about what would happen after israeli forces have demolished a palestinian prime school in the southern westbank? it comes as an israeli cor declared, it was illegally built in an area designated as a closed military firing zone. the children were forced to flee the classrooms, time knots of windows before israeli forces fun in the building. is our feet roofing? often with more. teachers help children leave the building through the window while trying to calm them down at the same time. the kids luke, last and in a state of panic. and this is what happened next. ah, this building used to be a school in the occupied west band. israel says it was an illegal constru

also ahead with east africa, climate related migration and displacement aesthetically become a way of like this by the horn countries only a mid thing, 0 point, one percent of global admissions from the people pay a heavy price. cop 27 wraps up. wig know how promises that live like to leave african states in the nerd when it comes to the climate with very welcome to you. this is the asi international with the very latest world. news update is great to have you with our top story this, our russia is under the spotlight. this year's apex summit, which is kicked off in thailand with some western leaders using the event to try and drum up support to more countries to move against most good teeth. maria phenomena is in bangkok with it seems that these here is apex summit here in thailand. asia pacific regions, major economic gather reign has become yet another platform to talk about russia and to blame it earlier, the west has used the se on and later or the get 20 meetings to confront russia and to call out booty. and here again, the u. s. is secretary of state said that russia is ultimat

east africa, climate related migration and displacement have steadily become a way of life. despite the hon. countries only a lifting 0 point, one percent of global emissions. the people pay ahead, we price. it's called 27 wraps up. we explore how promises, but little action. we've african states in the lurch, when it comes to the climate emergency under biased and politically motivated, verdict against russia that's moscow's reaction to the hague ruling on the image. 17 plain crushed ah, coming to your lot from our studio here in moscow, you're watching on the international. my name is peter scott's here with the latest this friday afternoon. welcome to the programmer. new guardian president that now says he's not 100 percent. sure. that the parents missed all the kill. 2 people in poland on tuesday was russian with us in sharp contrast to some of his previous statements. sure i did was, i don't know what happened this time. we don't know 100 percent. i think the world also does know what happened and present in that situation. we have to be fair and honest until the investigation is o

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well, festival is celebrating the manasseh year of culture, which is the middle east, north africa, and south asia. to night we are celebrating south asia in another part of town. a mother picks up her children from school. she is a busy mother of 2 who works part time yet you still find time to volunteer cut there has received a record number of volunteer application up. any people world cup this group of go on a friends live and work in caps off. they'll get to see that seems like in a country they'd help to transform our problem, although it got to go to products another person ever wrote brought well behind me here you can make out the fif found festival. that's where up to 40000 support is good. morning matt, she's on the big screen with an explosion at a bus station in west jerusalem killed at least one person and a 2nd bloss nearby leaves several people injured. ah, and i want money say this is out. is there a life day or so coming up? take a step self. it's offensive in northern siri ankara says it's hit nearly $500.00 kurdish targets in the region. bad weather across west java

let's go to east africa now. 19 people have been confirmed killed after a passenger plane crashed intoto land in stormy weather. authorities say more than 20 people managed to survive the crash. tom brada reports. huddled on the wings of the sinking plane. these are the survivors of a crash that plunged more than a0 people into the waters of africa's largest lake. disbelieving crowds gathered around the shoreline offering help and local fishermen ferried survivors back and forth to dry land. despite their efforts, many of the passengers were unable to be saved. translation: people managed to open the emergency door. i as we would try and rescue people, the water would search in and in the end, i was able to rescue seven people. the passenger plane took off from tanzania's capital in the east. it was heading for bukoba, a city on the shores of lake victoria but plummeted out of the skyjust a short distance from its destination. one of the survivors told the that there was heavy turbulence, we later found ourselves in the lake. water then entered the plane and those sitting near the fron

the joint decision to spend to send the troops to the darcy was made by east africa committee member states. last summer. warranty and south saddam have already deployed military forces with the gun, then tons in air, expected to join soon. these troops have a mandate that allows the use of force to wrestle piece to the country. we spoke to human rights activists and political commentator chris mountain govea, who supports his government's decision. this ability of convoys, an issue that should have been dealt with long time ago, is an issue that should have sorted out because we cannot be dealing with the same problems of the 1960s. there is nothing wrong with that skin and talk spare. i'm putting the costs over you a you acadia deployment in the convent because of comb with these african tradition . those are all brothers. the people in columbus are our brothers. so we do not know which particular pots that the acadia for the day the katie of has been deployed. but whichever that what it has been deployed in those are before much of the people from east africa actually come from my

i didn't, we don't have confidence in the east africa community to bring peace. we can never expect. keg, i mean to back down and withdraw. economic and military sanctions need to be posted under wonder because it depends on funding from other countries. earlier this year, the u. k pedro under about a $160000000.00 to receive deported. asylum seekers. after decades of animosity front and rwanda restored relations last year and french president emanuel micron promised half a 1000000000 years of 8, tens of thousands of people have enforced into insanity camps. the u. s. is expressed concern over one, those involvement, the u. n. u k. in france, have condemned them 23, but they haven't said who's backing the group for you? can we know that the have this deal we've, we've veranda. there is also france. we've always involved we've, we've run more than the can be a barrier to take time for the right decision which should be to make sure that's all this is stop rwandan soldiers, a fighting insurgents in northern mozambique where french oil john tow, tao, has a $20000000

in east africa, climate relief at migration and displacement have certainly become a way of life. this part of the home country is only a mixing 0 point one percent of global admissions. the people pay ahead the price as cog $27.00 wraps up. we explore how plenty of promises but little concrete action leave african states face to face with the climate emergency and a bias and politically motivated verdict against russia that's moscow's reaction to the heads. verdict on the m. h. 17 plain downing, a mosque out of the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. the ukranian president now says he's not 100 percent. sure. if the missile, which killed 2 polish citizens on tuesday was russian, that's a sharp contrast to his previous statements calling for a collective western response. sure. oh boy, i don't know what happened this time. we don't know 100 percent. i think the world also does know what happened on present in that situation. we have to be fair and honest, until the investigation is over, skid as you

and this is important because east africa that to east african leaders in the 3 pleased african country, the regional block and historical the market of about 315000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tears as it may means to position itself for any economy development. and it's important that these 2 countries and not as so what to call the ation to the to country. they can region officially can and you can and then you have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that is china. and while it brought what we call in for structural kind of development, the uniform world has not worked, especially for africa. simba boy has reached agreements with the u. k for the return of historical skulls stolen by the patients trophies during the colonial era . documents of surface confirming the executions of symbolic way and freedom fighters with their skulls taken to the u. k. as in bob, wy and government has long thought the return of the remains from britain's natural history museum. a particular interest of the bones of a revered zimbabwe resistanc

financial aid allocated to keep the policy prepared to take control of the house of representatives in east africa. climate related migration and displacement have steadily become a way of like this by the home countries only emitting 0 point one percent of global emissions. the people pay a heavy price was called $27.00. rob, so we explore how promises, but little auction leave african states in the lurch when it comes to facing the climate emergency. a biased on politically motivated, the date against russia. that's how much goes really has reacted to the haygood on the 17 plane crash. a, it's just on a mid day in the russian top is a line pizza scott's on his how the world is looking at this friday launch time. welcome to the program. you couldn't president's now says he's not 100 percent. sure. if the evans missile the kill 2 people in poland on tuesday was russian. that's his job. contrast to his previous statements. sure. oh boy, i don't know what happened this time. we don't know 100 percent. i think the world also does know what happened on present in the situation. we have to be fair and

but to work very closely with a different countries like china, india, to whole region, middle east, africa, latin america, to create an increasing consensus. in order to see this war isn't so your, your problem. it fits perfectly the ideal plan to avoid any responsibility for global economy crash the u. k. and the u, as have come up with earlier, the talking is the economy will not recover until the war and the head of the russian delegation. hearing talent that the a peg, russia's vice prime minister and the day below was so sad that he had to remind his colleagues many times earlier today that the crisis has been there before. russia's special military operation in ukraine. here is his words, the nuclear reduced antibodies are those were the europeans clumsy actions of last summer have went with shock increasing gas prices, and this is affected mineral fertilizer production costs. as a result, many businesses have been forced to close. as for europe, it's not just about the recession there, back in 2021, the market started to move and metal price is doubled. this created high uncertainty

this president lashes out a criticism by western powers over its oil pipeline project with east africa, neighbor tons. and yet we hear the feasible i don't really understand wave in out president. he's writing someone telling them you are he, he let him be any book with broadcasting life from our international new center. this is ortiz, great to have your company. let's get into our top story this, or we begin with the latest from the ukranian conflict. the russian defense ministry say it's tripped, sab regrouped on the left, bank of the didn't yep. river in the, her san region. let's go through what we know here. according to the ministry, no military equipment or weapons were left behind on the other side of that river. all units of the armed forces are reported to have taken up defensive positions prepared in advance of villians, who wished to leave the right flank area were assisted in the evacuation to the plant. regrouping comes after an earlier announcement by the defense ministry to withdraw from the right bank of the waterway, to save troops on the ground and protect the local

allocated to hear that says the policy prepared to take control of the house of representatives in east africa, climate related migration and displacement have steadily become a way of life. despite the upon countries only a mixing 0 point one percent of global emissions, the people pay a heavy price called $27.00 rap. so we explore how plenty of promises but little auction leave african states in the lurch, facing the climate emergency under biased and politically motivated verdicts against russia. that's moscow's reaction for the higgs addicts on the mh 17 plane crash with a very good morning to you watching r t international with me pizza scott taking over from rachel blevins. wherever you are joining us from. welcome to the program. you couldn't even president now says that he's not 100 percent. sure. if the aaron's message that killed 2 people in poland on tuesday was russian. that's a sharp contrast to his previous statements. sure. ok, voice, i don't know what happened this time. we don't know. 100 percent, i think the world also does know what happened on present in the situation. we h

now the presence was came amid a long loss in dispute over the east africa crude oil pipeline, a joint project for you, gannon 10 so near. and we can see that the pipeline plans are to start and bully, see travel some 1500 kilometers through turns in air and to pass doris alarm and to the ports there. now, this would utilize the gunners, large oil reserves and also supply other countries through the port of southern air . the plan is to help, of course, all prices in the region to return to stable levels. now, the project was launched by french old giant total energies, but was criticized by the parliament of alleged violations of environmental and human rights principles. theory unit hold on the entire community to proceed. gander, assault the project in a resolution that was revoked only 2 days before the un hope 27 currently. and no way the east african legislative assembly is ignoring the eas pressure, calling for the project to continue adding that the ease intervene less in african issues. do you, parliament is over legislative? what they should do is go back to the you and focus

they read, you know, blocking east africa, the market to about 300. 15000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tears as it may the means to position itself for any economy development. and it's important that these 2 countries and not as so what you call the ation, dave, that the to country they say can region officially kenyon, uganda, and tanzania have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that is china. and while it does brought what we call in for structural kind of development, the uniform world has not worked, especially for africa. la salva now debbie shields, checkouts all c dot com for the latest breaking news. no dates must see a ride back here at the top of the hour. thank you for watching. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, in.

the president's words came and made a long lasting dispute over the east africa crude oil pipeline, a joint project by uganda and tanza near. now let's take a look at this map with you see that the pipeline starts from elissa, will travel the way down to in turns in air foss, doris alum, close to 1500 kilometers, all the way to the port amen will be of course, sent out an export and now this would of course help utilize either i'm as large all reserves and also supply other countries through the board of fans in air. the pipe is to help oil prices in the region to return to stable levels. now the project was launched by french oil giant fertile energies, but was criticized by the eve, parliament alleged violations of environmental and he will right principles. the european union called on the international community to pressure you gander and tanza there. just up the project in a resolution that was the votes only 2 days before the u. n. 27, which is currently underway. the east african legislative assembly is ignoring the ease pressure calling for the project to continue adding that

and they're the latest soldiers from east africa to come here under the banner of a regional force that had east african heads. the state agreed to in no way be earlier this. yeah, can you says it's sending about a battalion of troops about 900 troops. that's a tiny number of soldiers when you consider the vast expanse, the countryside and the armed groups that control much of it from here to the north and see the south. and we will say waiting to find out what the canyon soldiers will actually do. and if they have join in the conflict here, congress army says right now, it's essentially fighting rwanda to the north of here, which it says is essentially one of the same as the m $23.00 rebel group. well, they were wanting to deny that. and as you mentioned, people in those areas that am $23.00 is taking control of me from month complained of abuses of execution, torture of civilians being taken prisoner. we spoke some of the people who said they survived these kinds of abuses. let's take a look at that story now. ah, gloria, not her real name says she was pregnant when she was gang raped

the regional block in east africa. the market of about 315000000 people is looking for new trading. come business and technology from tia's as it made means to position itself full in economic development. and it's important to know that these 2 countries and not the as so what you call the ation day, that the 2 countries the us can region officially can. and you can. and then you have had a lot of partnerships with the big boy in issue that has changed into while it brought what we call infrastructure of kind of development. the uniform world or not walked, especially for africa like you officials of last at washington and accusing the us of making a full tune from the conflict of ukraine while europe suffers with something that america needs to understand that it's relations with the blogs member states could be a breaking point we already as a historic juncture, american nice realize that public opinion is shifting in many you countries. the country that is profiting most from this war is the u. s. because they are

and if east africa is not at peace, even uganda is not at risk. yeah. wendy's giving a helping hand to congo, cause people complain that there you in a mean taking the it's like the you in a me taking the goods of the people congo. so you're going to are coming up is like color being a made battle uganda. so it's like giving, hoping hand the executive director of the electoral institute for sustainable democracy in africa down to the effectiveness of the agreement. and the agreement accusingly. rwandan, president of giving the green light to the 23 forces bike skipping the piece talks . personally, i'm not really sure that it will help to restoring a piece in the is part of the congo because the absence of tagami either men lack of disagreement and i did summit as well. surely gum. i didn't want to foreign himself among adopt india who are or seen as support in police and do and not just a kidney that yes, yeah, resident. and this is also a strong signal for me is between 2 and my 23. i'm not in support of this agreement, so keep your position und

in east africa, climate related migration and displacement have steadily become a way of life. despise the whole countries only a let think 0 point one percent of global emissions. the people pay a heavy price. it's called 27, rob. so if we explore how promises, but like shouldn't leave african states in the lurch when it comes to the climate emergency via and politically motivated berdigs against russia, that's moscow's reaction to the hague ruling on the 17 plane crash with thank you for joining us. this friday at lunch time, my name is peter scott to bring you all the latest news on views here on our team from our headquarters in the russian capital. welcome to the programmer. ukrainian presidents now says he's not 100 percent. sure. if the evans miss saw the kill 2 people in poland on tuesday was russian not to sharp contrast to some of his previous statements. sure. ok, voice, i don't know. what happened this time. we don't know 100 percent. i think the world also does know what happened on present in that situation. we have to be fair and honest until the investigation is over. s

if you can, is displaced by east africa, the worst drought in decades have told one of the world's most prominent aid organizations that their livelihoods have been devastated. ahead of the international rescue committee has been visiting ethiopia warning that the horn of africa faces both the climate crisis and the hunger crisis. the un says millions of people in ethiopia, somalia, and kenya are on the brink of famine. the need for humanitarian aid is very pressing the fact that the large parts of the international community so called have not delivered on the humanitarian appeal, has been made for east africa is very serious. indeed, that's an urgent need to stave off the growing hunger crisis. that's how may have a jailed british egyptian activist on hunger strike is disputing of public prosecutors report, but he's in good health, amid fears that he's being force fed. a lot of their sutter has been on hunger strike for 7 months. stop drinking water on sunday. is louis says he's been denied access to visit him at the prison hospital. despite being given official permission . he's serv

there is a huge drought and starvation crisis unfolding in east africa right now.hile you guys have been onner a, the u.n. secretary-general at the g-20 has said that what is looming is a raging food catastrophe. take a look at this picture. this is an image of school girls with access to running water in northern kenya. it is a picture of what can be done. ♪♪ >> reporter: these girls are learning to hope despite horrifying hardship. finally they have fresh water at this girls school, part of unicef's work to ease a fast developing drought. their performance tells of terrible times at home. without food, some families forced to marry their young daughters off as child brides. their school fights to protect them from that fate. their head mistress is an inspiration. >> i'm their mentor, like a mother to every one of them. and i am always their mentor because when it seems like it has all gone ahead of them, it encourages them. >> you can show these girls that woman can -- >> can make it. >> can make it. can make it in life. in these harsh times, with no food, they c

republic of congo, join the east african community, the beginning of this year, a few months later, east africa had the state met here in kenny as capital nairobi and agreed that east african forces would come to congo under the banner of an east african community for to try to help put down or, or to stop the violence that involved all of those groups in eastern conger. now, the time you got the troops already offensively pursuing a group called the lie democratic forces have been killing thousands of civilians in recent years. lots of attacks and civilians, although, right group say that the violence is actually got worse enough area since you got the military went in the broo, the military is also moved into south kiva. providence, where i reportedly pursuing a variety and group now president willing to have kenya here in ruby is dragging off today. a battalion of up to about a 1000 canyon soldiers who were going to go to congo under the banner of the east african peacekeeping forth in right groups. and unless the express concern about more foreign force is coming to kong, which they say has

you is one of the main pie as of the toner, the food countries in east africa and asia. some of them to get more than their grain. praying that it was so into the wood to keep export route this to was turkish present. to tie that said his pre was meant to deal with her, but even if rush i just has it, they didn't panic enough from the already did. we were to knew this delay or effort of humanity. littler soon turkey un not to avoid the chin that hill can't be moved or interim to plan breaker them out. brain moved. they bratia has it will pesky for you in it export. it's much cross take a look. some other old news head piece store and india have said 9 bullen connection, bridge color. more than a 40 block crowded bridge. when he gave plunging into the river though bridge had just went after overhead police east of the attic republic, congo. having tear gas to disperse prints of angry traitors and bring to march on the one but a masters acute. those anti government trained in east some has appealed national health. following twin bombings in mogadishu. the present says cou

in march this year, a few months later, east africa had a statement here in no, robi, and they agreed to put together a 4th, the regional force to go into east and congo extensively to try and bring security and violence between 2 groups. and according to many and 23, back by rwanda or the one that denies it. and the commonly military as well. you can do so just already in eastern congo time, burundi and troops of sin and to the south tv province. now president william bruce has just spoken at a parade here in here in ny robi out of barracks, where hundreds of soldiers prepared to go to ethan congo and on display with their equipment. and he said it spoken to the un secretary general in the last couple of days, and he'd given tacit approval for this mission. i said it was necessary to confront groups. and he said that they and the influences would support the con, the least forces in disarmament. and for purposes of securing civilians, we waiting to see what that actually means where the canyon forces will go if they will actually engage on groups. and in particular, and $23.00, which

the killed over 1700 people and displaced millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. as hurricanes last, cuba and the u. s. state of florida just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will all may get worse unless government's act fast. the various iconic noise feinstein castle is often seen as a symbol of germany's rich fairy tale tradition even serving as the inspiration for disney's iconic fairytale castle. now, climate activists are using it to send the message to world leaders as the ones climate conference kicks off. protestors unfurled a giant banner in front of the historic attraction, calling for an end to what they labeled climate fairy tales. delegates from over 190 countries are gathering in egypt right now for the cop 27 climate talks. experts say time is rapidly running out to avoid global catastrophe. well, hannah fisher is a spokesperson for the group that organize the protest, and she joins us now. welcome to the w, and i'd like to start by asking what impact do you hope

the killed over 1700 people and displaced millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. has hurricanes last cuba and the u. s. state of florida. just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will only get worse unless government's act fast. that's crossover t o mob id is head of playmates monitoring and policy division at a wild letter, a logical organization that issued this report. he joins us from cairo. hello, emma. so what stood out for you in this? yes. study yes. so the report has been released today as the progress report. the final report would be released in march 2023. for the data we have so far as you are going to be to will a send it along towards the decision makers and policy makers. a concentration is on the top, you don't report. this is associated with the pairs of f, and it is of a house consequences on many things. including c, i ask with last year's over. at also 2022 has been kind of that is a, an event many of the work, of course in europe with out as well as you know wh

the killed over 1700 people and displaced millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. as hurricanes last, cuba and the u. s. state of florida. just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will only get worse unless government's act fast. to the war in ukraine now where both ukraine and russia have traded 200 prisoners of war. but russian as strikes on power plans have left many cities without electricity or water. the strength come as fighting wages on across the country. a city plunged into darkness only a few lights on in keys after missiles took out much of the electric grid. the mare urging residents who can leave to do so. and warning, a total blackout may be on the way literal, but we are doing everything so that this doesn't happen. but let's be honest, our enemies are doing everything to keep the city without heat electricity and water. and in general, they want us all to die. coupla, where's electrical? while the capital struggles to keep the lights on fighting rages in multiple reg

the killed over 1700 people and displaced millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. has hurricanes last cuba and the u. s. state of florida. just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will only get worse unless government's act fast. here in germany, climate activists have sent a message from one of the most iconic fairytale castles calling on leaders to at move beyond talk and start making more changes. protestors unfurled a giant banner in front of for various historic noise feinstein, which even served as the inspiration for the famous days newcastle activists are calling for an end to what they call climate fairytales. representing talk without action. delegates from over a 190 countries are gathering in egypt for the cop 27 climate conference. experts say time is rapidly running out. to avoid global catastrophe. or earlier i spoke with hannah fisher, she's a spokesperson for the group that organized the protest. and i asked her, what impact she hopes to protest actions will have on

they killed over 1700 people and displaced millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. has hurricanes last, cuba and the u. s. state of florida just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will only get worse unless government's act fast. in meal a studios dw climates or puerto agit erosion. hello, elliot. i mean 1st, ellis. what are your thoughts on the findings? well, the report for none of this is surprising, the past 8 years looks at be the hottest of our lives in. and what were bearing in mind her that the will, may certainly be among the coldest of the rest of our lives. for scientists have shown this very clearly burning fossil fuels release of gases that like greenhouse around the earth trappings, unlike baking the planet. and all of this makes extreme weather was it makes you levels rise. and this is something scientists have been for decades, oil companies as well. hm. and for decades, but to try to suppress those findings. and now what time does the kind of screaming governments to

experienced massive flooding the killed over 1700 people and displaced millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. as hurricanes last, cuba and the u. s. state of florida. just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will only get worse unless government's act fast. a climate activists here in germany have used for various iconic nauseous, launched on castle to send a message to world leaders. as the u. n's, climate conference kicks off. protesters unfurled a giant banner calling for what they labeled climate fairy tales in front of the historic attraction. delegates from over a 190 countries are gathering in egypt right now for the cop 27 climate talks. experts or warning that time is rapidly running out. to avoid catastrophe ah, well, in baseball, the houston astros have won their 2nd ever world series title a for one victory over the philadelphia phillies on saturday. put them on top in the best of 7 series funds and taxes celebrated the teams championship. when long into the night, the astro last

experienced massive flooding, killed over 1700 people and displays millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. has hurricanes last cuba and the u. s. state of florida. just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will only get worse and less government's act fast. several rescue ships with hundreds of migrants on board. a stock in the mediterranean waiting for permission to dock, but he to his new rights when government has hardened, it stands on migration. one german ship has been allowed to dock in sicily, but many on board have been refused. permission to come on land. after days of uncertainty and weeks at sea, this german rescue ship reaches land at last, a relief for some of the 179 people on board. but not all. italy is only allowing miners or the 2nd vulnerable to disembark, and move rescue is say, is illegal. it's not only the $100.00 for unaccompanied minus button or the people on board neither place of safety or by law. they have the right to some bargain in place of safety. italy's new

and so with the atmosphere, you read the width of my cattle ways, the middle east in africa, this is your weather update. let's go, we'll begin this one in the middle east for we've got some activity in northern iraq pushing into western iran. some showers there. that is also finding its way into kuwait, and that line of showers will continue to swamp south in the coming days. so here's a closer look on thursday, cooler air also. so q weight at 25 degrees and i think this band of rain will make its way here in the house. we take a look at the extended forecast. there's a chance of it any way on thursday. 33 degrees and then your mix of sun in cloud on saturday with a high of 31. okay, so that action that we have over western iran also given us and so round the mountains intake on. but through the coming days, that will continue to shut further toward the east and we could see some snow in northern pakistan, k p. k. profits, for example, over the next few days after turkey a few showers for is some barbara. i think the bulk of the action will be over the black sea and off to africa we

and i know that if there is a problem in east africa is not that piece and stuff you guys know that even, you know that. yeah. when i was giving a helping hand to cornwall, was people coming in? i mean, picking the if like you, me picking the goods of the people of congress. so you're going to coming up the lake called being a neighbor to uganda. so it's like giving you hoping hand my toshiba and get a political analyst from lester is pessimistic about the sci fi deal, which he said is dependent on the actions of the ones and governments. many people believe that the m t entry fees just one hiding. so they had to pre depend very much on the run, the funder has new versions over the am. thank you for you to run the truest exercise that we really did. we could have the di expression could result. so you may depend on the rule that one that will play because at the moment the enter, the 10 that you had no link with rhonda that it should be engaging in data with the government and the fact that the editor and if he wasn't there means that they're not particularly concerned they haven't agree

international community so called are not delivered on the humanitarian appeal, has been made for east africa, is very serious. indeed, that is an urgent need to stave off the growing hunger crisis. or the effects are being felt in neighboring somalia, to which expert say is on the brink of fannin. the drought comes off to 4, failed rainy seasons in a row. and the 8000000 people that's half of the population are facing extreme hunger. now is the scene that's been playing out in countries across the world. demonstrations against the rising cost of living. in argentina, thousands have been protesting and the capital pointers iras, many are unemployed and living below the poverty line, i call on the government to provide jobs and financial aid. they say they can't afford 3 meals a day in a country where inflation has set to top 100 percent this year. for t s, as in peru have gathered in the capital to show the support for that president. frederick castillo is being charged with corruption. and races were met by a rule of riot police. as the 1st time of public prosecutor has filed charges against

, and we don't have confidence in the east africa community to bring peace. we can never expect government to back down and withdraw economy and military sanctions need to be imposed on wonder because it depends on funding from other countries. earlier this year, the u. k. pedro under about a $160000000.00 to receive deported asylum seekers. after decades of animosity, france and rwanda restored relations last year and french president emanuel micron promised half a 1000000000 years of 8. well, tens of thousands of people of enforced into insanity camps. the u. s. is expressed concern over rwanda's involvement. the un, the u. k. in france, have condemned them 23, but they haven't said who's backing the group for you care. we know that the have this deal with we veranda. there is also france, we've always been involved. we've, we've run day and the can be a barrier to take time for the right decision which should be to make sure that's all this is, is stop rwandan soldiers fighting insurgents in northern mozambique where french oil john, tow town has a $200000

. >> reporter: these children and their mothers in east africa are thousands of miles from ukraine, but the conflict has reached even there. now in the hospital because he's so sick and underfed. russia's president putin this week again threatened to stop ships full of staple food bound for africa from passing through a russian blockade of the black sea. we flew to northern kenya and visited this unicef-supported hospital where we met leya. and severely malnourished sara. leya says all of her livestock which she relied on to feed her family died in the worsening drought here. how many meals a day do you have at home? just one, she says. mary from sudan is here with her four-month-old son. she told me she had no milk for her baby. she says life is much harder than it ever was. she has to decide which of her children get food. as groups like the world food program fight to feed 22 million facing starvation here, primarily caused by drought now in its fifth year. food from ukraine will be crucial. every time a young patient dies, this man tells me -- >> i feel like i've lost -- like i'm th

will leave the netherlands on november 21, the cargo will be sent to the republic of malawi in east africaother day presidential spokesman dmitry peskov clarified that russian concerns about the grain deal were taken into account. the un promises to achieve the removal of restrictions on the export of food and fertilizers from russia, and tatyana belova tanya will tell the important humanitarian role of these decisions how much russian fertilizers are now held in the ports of europe developing countries so grains deal involving russia ukraine and turkey under the auspices, it is extended for four months on november 19th. i was signed in mid-summer in istanbul during this time from an independent half a thousand ships, took out more than 11 million tons of grain on paper. everything is spelled out beautifully ukrainian grain - this is help to poor countries in africa and the middle east, of course, russia supported such a humanitarian initiative. but what happened in practice can be seen even from the last batch of deliveries of eight bulk carriers, only one sailed towards ethiopia, there w

fertilizers from the netherlands on november 21, the cargo will be sent to the republic of malawi in east africa press secretary dmitry peskov recently clarified, russian concerns about the grain deal were taken into account. the un promises to achieve the removal of restrictions on the export of food and fertilizers from russia, and the important humanitarian role of these decisions will be told by tatyana belova tanya how much russian fertilizers are now held in european ports vadim eu ports are currently blocked 300,000 tons of approval from russia, which our country donates to developing countries in need . i was signed in the middle of summer in istanbul during this time from the square 1/2.000 ships, took out more than 11 million tons of grain on paper. everything is spelled out beautifully ukrainian grain - this is help to poor countries in africa and the middle east , of course, russia supported such a humanitarian initiative. but what actually happened, you can see even according to the last batch of deliveries, out of eight dry cargo ships , only one sailed towards ethiopia, its board