egypt is heavily involved in the crisis between ethiopia and ethiopia's neighbours, isn't it?ween, or an ongoing dispute between ethiopia and egypt over the river nile. there's a blue nile and a white nile. one of them originates from ethiopia. and then ethiopia made the decision about a decade ago to build a dam on it — something that egypt was completely opposed to. sudan was also opposed. ethiopia, separately, created another crisis. ethiopia then approached the authorities in somaliland and signed a deal with them to have access to their port. and this angered somalia. somaliland is considered part of somalia. it is not internationally recognised. and we have seen a new alliance between somalia and egypt, and egypt has actually deployed troops, subsequently, to somalia — something that has ethiopia very concerned. the thinking at the moment is that it will not, it doesn't look like it will degenerate into a confrontation, a direct confrontation. well, that'd be good, of course. but sudan, it's still going on. and no external powers are really in a position to stop those tw

ethiopia's entry is a signal.uld potentially see continuing to expand. we have to leave it there but appreciate your reporting. bloomberg's kenya bureau chief there. just a few other teasers here. we profiled want to madani. he's made his billions largely in india but has been increasingly pushing into east africa. is it much-needed private investment or are some right to be skeptical? they have to set -- the episode is available wherever you get your podcast. that's all we have time for today. join us again next month and every month if you can. from johannesburg, it's goodbye. we will see you next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. >> good morning this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. these are the stories is that your agenda. asian tech stocks fall after apple's

as a result of the occupation of ethiopia by the fascist 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to a further fastest expansion in the world. 10 paving the way for the outbreak of world war 2. the the more important scene is a 150 for that's good. then that's the story of the indeed show decided to one of the memory of his comrades. and for the very 1st time in 25 years, climb the mountain to the very place. when the depleted uranium bomb fell, the silver cushion. this is not the correct and this is totally a bonus. this it but the need done a simple game like leg supplemental really small. we're here to get all pay is our 3rd system all in the method on the you with a lot. plenty on the bus, the most well past closeness, most of it, that's the bill house that are what they were just by the the, the name a program, calories. yeah. he's rest. i trusted that i the the single with a trash can. i mean, this one is not the guy you know, sourc

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by that time, ethiopia was the only fully independent state on the continent. back in 1896. its inhabitants were able to feed the italian colonies and defend their independence. since then, rome craves for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october 3, 1935. without any announcement, the fox is attacked ethiopia, and bombarded it most severely. d. d o. b an armed forces bod, courageously. but the roots allergy of the tell you and knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also chemical weapons, toxic gases. this change the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of easy l. b, a, by the fastest 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's death and approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to a further fastest expansion in the world. 10 paving the way for the outbreak of world war 2. the hello and welcome to the cross stuff bullhorn. here we discuss the wheel and the minister and republican from pennsylvania. you may not think where is thi

people voting at the time of growing regional tension. ethiopia, somali alons landlord neighbor, made a provisional deal with these governments in january for a marine bass and access to somali alons coastline. in exchange, e. c o, p has promised smalley, land greats of recognition. it's something that some of the lines loan for since it broke away from somalia during civil war. more than 30 years ago. nearly countries don't officially recognize that support dale has infuriated somalia, which has 3 times the population. like somali lands relative stability. people waiting to see how the next president will handle the growing regional route. there is no magic visible difference between the, the ideal that you've been speaking the 2 main police about policies. but there's a difference for them to personality. so if the content this and that is very important in some, on the not. so one is a diesel offering, feel free to say it for 3. does a strong, militaristic man and other as a substitute to provide god based candidates support the quote do the no major physical movements on it in rec

but it actually provide shelter for women from rural parts of ethiopia that have come here to the capital for breast cancer treatment. one of them is 24 year old. he want to struggle to find treatment in her whole region of i'm hair up in the north model for the i'd given up i was about to give up go home and die. but because of the shelter, i will be able to stay in office and get the treatment that i need. the facility houses around 30 patients and their terrors, many of whom would have otherwise been forced to sleep on the streets while seeking treatment. access to health care is a major challenge though, the government is trying to expand services and the success because we have already started on the think thing for structure. bringing the materials for radio therapy and half of them have already know fully started. so we need to increase this is very small for the country, which is very because because it's your pets now promoting early detection is the best way to save lives for he will, its foundation has helped 8500 cancer patients so far. that's the best way she says to owner th

so moving the stigma over being diagnosed comes in ethiopia. the had a lot of that was not in south east asia, and it seems as no laptop for the stormy situations. that have been affecting the philippines. yes. as a typhoid continues to brew its way for the west in the south china sea. we've got another tropical storm moving in across the north of the philippines. so it could be most flooding in these long thanks to the very heavy rain to the east so that another storm is likely to affect one that it's not expected to make a land full. and you can see that timeframe edging its way towards vietnam where it's likely to be a tropical storm, but still bringing some very heavy rain and blustery windy conditions to the south of this. it is a quiet to picture that we will see. storms and showers. think best of rain for bonia and the wet picture for indonesia on choose day with some live the showers and some storms here. now. we've seen storms developed across central parts of australia, but the west of the wet weather will continue to build across the

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you know initiative to to help the people in crisis in ethiopia.xample of the ebola crisis when the ebola crisis happened, because of the image that's been put out there by initiatives like band aid and the western media. but africa kind of being this one image of a place of famine poverty and disease field. when the ebola outbreak broke out in guinea, people started canceling their flights in kenya, which is like 6000km apart, which is even greater than the width of the whole of europe. but people still were canceling their flights, so that's how dangerous it is. you know, in the long run, how it affects the whole continent whilst, you know, trying to deal with one crisis in one country. >> what i'm interested in is your idea that it started doing more harm than good because bob geldof and all of those members of involved in the music would say specifically, we raised this money. it goes directly to solve african problems but you're saying that a side product of that is that africa isn't receiving money in other ways, so therefore it's actually re

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ethiopia if you look at the speed with which ethiopia moved, it is night and day.ond thing that needs to be done is to get governments to think about their fiscal consolidation. we worry about too fast tightening. you have to find this balance between you are still supporting growth in the economy but you are getting fiscal consolidation in place. we actually very actively and loudly, consolidate credibly but over time so you don't suffocate your growth potential and there are things that can help economies to grow. look at the enormous impact of the green transition in digital transformation. it is powering up parts of the world in a way that is just amazing. and when i think about what is going on, the distance between those who do well and those who don't is growing. what we used to be in a world of convergence now we are in a world of divergence. pay attention not only to yourself, pay attention to others. this is where the conversation about trade restrictions and industrial policy comes into play. you throw cold water on the economy, guess what, when the econ

and we've seen many african countries, from ethiopia to senegal to nigeria, trying to phase out fossilfuell still need a subsidy, but we don't want, of course, to be subsidising kerosene fuel for our private jets. we need to make sure that we phase it out efficiently. i think the last thing that we need is to have energy shortages, which then will, you know, increase prices and make it very difficult for us to actually do orderly transition. when you talk about the scale of this challenge, it's clear that there need to be some tough decisions. governments are going to have to choose what they can afford to spend on and what they can't. inevitably, taxes are going to have to go up to pay for this, aren't they? taxes will have to go up. domestic resource mobilisation, $1.4trillion. we're going to have to make sure that in many of the developing countries in africa, in particular, tax revenue to gdp on average is 17%. in europe, it's 34%. we cannot expect the developed world to continue closing that gap for the emerging markets, but we need one. if you give better technology to the developing

it comes to me, the escalating regional tensions between somalia in ethiopia over a port deal. now come with reports president lew safety. he is seeking a 2nd post in the legislature to fulfill its promises of routing out corruption and reading indicative rules by the political lead that up make the parliament truly supreme, make the maximum of the opportunity. you have to create a parliament that represents you that works for you. it's the 1st time since the countries economic crisis in 2022. that your lumpkins at choosing the public representative. most remember waiting in queues for days, for fuel gas and food. the shortage of medicine and so that you know pockets people's name the government and took to the streets, demanding change. so as the garland gum was among them now she and several leading figures of the people's protest campaigning to enter parliament. we want those demands and move on those voices of the struggling party among those that drew the line so strong. this criticism was wrong, is the convincing huh. who became president.

minvera was just 21 and had moved from her home in ethiopia to italy in pursuit of an acting career. found herself pregnant and alone and in a nightmare with a man who had promised her the world. >> he was beating me every nigh, and at one point i said, no, i have to run. six days before my due date, i ran and i became homeless on the streets right in front of the church porch. >> among the nuns at the shelter, run by mother teresa, was a woman named gina, who manbarra says saved her life. >> she was bringing me a dinner hiding under my bed. she was giving me clothes for me and for my son minvera and her son eventually moved to the u.s. in pursuit of the american dream. >> but almost 40 years later, it was gina who minvera wanted to see again. and when she found her, gina was living in a small italian village. >> then we kissed and i asked her about her husband. she told me she just. he. she told me he died. so she was sad. and i said, what's going to happen for you now? she said, i'm okay. i'm 80 years old. i want i'm ready to die because i want to meet him. and i miss my husband. i

raising awareness and much needed assistance for the famine in ethiopia.y remix, a mash up of the original and earlier versions featuring stars like harry styles and chris martin, but also giving fans glimpses of late legends like david bowie, sinead o'connor and even former one direction star liam payne. bob geldof, the impresario behind the song, saying this little pop song has kept hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people alive.

just like dexter, this example in ethiopia, where you can see the huge footprint of coffee productions forests have been removed. but as you zoom in, it looks like that forest is pretty much intact. that is because that is exactly what it is. instead of removing the forest, they plant the trees underneath the canopy of this beautiful intact rainforest. which traps water and nutrients so those trees grow really well, without the need for fertilizers and irrigation. which means they make more profit. and when nature is a profitable option, you know you can't stop it from recovering around landscapes. that is why all the farmers in the nearby region are allowing trees to return on their ecosystems so that they can have more profitable coffee production. hannah: each one of you, i know, wakes up knowing that you are in a race against time to use your platform and your influence to unlock the future we want. and here is what i know. when you leave here now, you are going to run around the whole of new york negotiating, agreeing, pitching, pushing, risk-taking, leading. and it is exhausting

the british seas. royal artifacts in mcdonough, now in ethiopia, and then in the ashanti empire. now southern gunnar. the pieces they took a still in british institutions today. the french defeated the took the empire in what's now molly, in $1893.00, triggering the movement of hundreds of objects, weapons and entire libraries to france. germany's my g maggi war and what's now tons of media and the genocide of the herero and nama peoples in present. dana media let to optics fossils and human remains ending up in german museums. today i believe me is a city in southern beginning in west africa, but from the 17th to the 19th century, it was a capital of down me, ruled by king ballast in 1892, the french army attacks the kingdom and wide balance. i resisted bravely. he and his people were ultimately defeated the french took hundreds of artifacts which are now in the museum cable, only in paris. they need has demanded their return, as well as the famous spinning bronze is from britain for several decades. but with no success, the story goes that king bells uh set fire to his palace a

i had it for a settlement in north western ethiopia. the reason she crossed the border that hired traumatized and i'm citing dr. father away from the homes. the higher on medina says she's fled of to haunt village in central. saddam was a top so can you think you see that associated was very difficult with my child. there was no food or water on the road. it took us 7 days to get here. you'll be a host more the $60000.00. so the news refugees, even as it deals with its own security problems, one and 3500000 is still peons have been displaced by fighting to the u. n. a refugee agency says it does what it can to keep refugee safe. there has been also issues of security, especially in the amount of region which has made our access to the area quite difficult. we had to shift, i'm looking that reduced to a new capital. and as i said comp, which as a capacity of 12000 coming to the, the cost of 3000 recognizing this comes the most of the rest of these, i've this comp in been these young boys. most states have come from so don's blue now prov

ethiopia. >> all this in gratitude for their cousin's fight and cancer survival. >> it's really heartwarmingo see how focused they are and dedicated and passionate they are about helping other kids. >> we're so proud of giuliana and audrina and the commitment they've given to this charity and this word that just spread across the world because of their work, disney is honoring them. >> i'm going to disney world. >> the cousins parents all headed to the magic kingdom. a thank you for their dedication to helping others. >> they do such a wonderful job setting an example to our children and children. really, all over. >> they're like really special to me. >> they hope their work will encourage more people to join the effort. >> to see more of the family's journey to walt disney world, tune in to the wonderful world of disney holiday spectacular. sunday, december 1st at 8 p.m. here on abc seven. disney is the parent company of abc seven. finally, today is the start of san francisco's restaurant week. it runs today through next sunday. there are plenty of cuisines and dining options available, fr

it brought together artists to raise money to fight famine in ethiopia.eekend — more on that in a moment. yesterday, well, we had some sunshine around. more of it more widely actually, but not everywhere, of course, towards northern ireland, some western parts of scotland, much more cloud. and that's moving its way southwards at the moment. it's coming in around this area of high pressure, a couple of weak weather fronts on the scene, too — this one here bringing a little rain southwards across england and wales. but because we've got more cloud around, it's not going to be as cold to start with on thursday morning. could be a few mist and fog patches, mind you, across southwest scotland and the northwest of england. those will lift, it'll cloud over in the northwest of england, turn more cloudy in western scotland, and we'll keep the cloud across northern ireland. elsewhere, there could be a bit of sunshine, but not as much sunshine as we had on wednesday. the cloud and any drizzle clearing southern england, and it should brighten up a bit in the afterno

and we will end did their coming up next in ethiopia, in football, the goose been forced to live out on the streets unlike the look of more news at the beginning of the next step, the if you like history, but with the side of culture travel and control the c. it's rachel suez, and i'm a single fuck us the wow, that's up i can see on everyday. like every day we encounter so many things that we don't even notice that they just go straight into the background. but it is still showing a spotlight on them. what you say might just surprise. we're gonna dig up the, the on the everyday things around us. when did they come from? oh and why did they have all the time? i should just search for the day and take them out for i mean, that's the soon as i can remember the mechanics, the guy has dedicated his life to becoming a foot bonus, but he's had to face some of the toughest challenges imaginable. since arriving in england from ac up here in 2021 has been moved around the country and in and out of temporary housing has twice been forced out on to the streets as anything in the past and looking

a now the 3000000 have slid into neighboring countries, such as central african republic, egypt, ethiopia, south to dun, and chad, with dw is katerina kohls and my son made him, sent this report from audrey near the border with sedan. ram has reached devoted to charge of with that safety. it's class, he's been through difficult or deal to get here. and i bought most of the thank god i made it less for but i need security, minnesota, minnesota around a 150 people across the border into child to every day. the fleeing vaught homes done with the struggle for power between 2 generals and the forces has left the country facing unimaginable violence, hunger and devastation. my rooms 1st step in charge is the united nations refugee agency, but she will be registered for future life in this new country. today, germany's development minister has come to the crossing her rame to highlight how much each child is contributing to refugees. some things that you maybe feel did this non any country would be overwhelmed by this number of refugees as a new or region, new country can cope alone. and that's

cousins, millions more were displaced. mckinney was one of those due to the perilous crossing from ethiopia to europe on the smugglers boat before ending up in the infamous calais refuge account, known as the jungle. eventually of the countess attempts to cross the channel to england. it was uh, really scary. i never thought that were gonna be out some this, the noise explains for this. i can tell you how i would do this. its a big got protection that he felt he had to take any chance to leave. mccain is still loans for his homeland. yeah, let me see so much so much. yeah i, i missed my friends. i missed my from everything is i can say like, my city that i, i, i really miss the 3 years on from his departure and with asylum. finally granted, mckayla is now looking forward. he has a room and a supposed to commendation house in north london and his enjoying life in england. he has been welcomed into these here in community in the city and found plenty of friends to football. 55, you must be kind the oldest type to the head to the best. if you want to support friends indication, describe the sy

the original single in 1984 brought together artists to raise money to fight famine in ethiopia beforelinks to marie antoinette has sold. it may be part of an infamous necklace she was accused of stealing. following her execution, the necklace fell into the ownership of a british aristocrat. thank you for your company. business today is up next. hello there. big changes on the way later this weekend — more on that in a moment. yesterday, well, we had some sunshine around. more of it more widely actually, but not everywhere, of course, towards northern ireland, some western parts of scotland, much more cloud. and that's moving its way southwards at the moment. it's coming in around this area of high pressure, a couple of weak weather fronts on the scene, too — this one here bringing a little rain southwards across england and wales. but because we've got more cloud around, its not going to be as cold to start with on thursday morning. could be a few mist and fog patches, mind you, across southwest scotland and the northwest of england. those will lift, it'll cloud over in the northwest

into a west london studio to record do they no it's christmas to raise money forfamine relief in ethiopiatage, from a new documentary on the making of the single, has never been seen before. # god say a prayer... today, a new 40th anniversary version of the song had its first play on radio 2, combining vocals from the different tracks over the years, including ed sheeran. # at christmas time, we let in light and we banish shade... ten years ago, he was part of band aid 30, and his lines have been reused for the new single. he says he wishes he was not on it, and would have refused permission if he had been asked because his views on how best to support africa have changed over the last decade. a big influence on his thinking was the british—ghanaian rapper fuse 0dg, who refused to appear on band aid 30, as he believes in empowering africans to tell their own stories. as a child who is now grown up in this era of images that band aid and initiatives like it have put up, like africa is a place of famine, a place of poverty, disease field, it took away our collective sense of pride and ident

so molly land may gain recognition from ethiopia in the future, and that has angered the government of so malia, which calls a deal, a violation of its sovereignty, its heightened regional tension ahead of these elections. malcolm, while i was following the story from nairobi, the sites as in small it on while they may have different views on how the country should be given. there is a generally widespread consensus that the recognition should be sold and it should be pursued. and the current government set and these things, it's pleasant to that, that it ever has been before in the last 30 years since it's declared independence from somalia. and it's tons of ton that the government in uh, in somebody's capital mogadishu. and the deal we'll just come back to building costs. and the opposition would like to finalize that preliminary deal announced via in january at the gives via the naval base and access to the indian nation in exchange for recognition the vanities. thank you. did indeed happen then of the powers or countries in the region may start to swallow, suits and recognize tomat

also, the headquarters of the african union is an ethiopia, this partner acts in 2 capacities, nationally and as a representative of the entire african union. these law make republican iran is a potentially economically strong states. it has the 3rd largest oil reserves in the world. the united arab emirates is one of the leading logistics trade and re export centers of the modern global economy. this is well known, saudi arabia is the leader of the muslim world. it is a country where 2 of the whole east places of islam are located. each of these bricks members has its own well deserved reputation is respect to the world and strengthens the credibility of bricks itself. well, what's inside is trying to rule the world by creating global crises. that's part of the wide ranging message from russian's, former president, dimitri method. you have your sat down for an exclusive interview with my colleague . well, rescission is a quick preview of pause to tell me up throughout the day, which is also available in full on our website on the dot com, the guns. the americans always try to rule by tre

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