resolve that as fuse. feltman says the u. s. is deeply alarmed by reports of a military takeover saying that it would contravene the constitutional declaration and the democratic aspirations of the sudanese people at is utterly unacceptable. feltman goes on to say that any changes to the transitional government by force put at risk u. s. assistance and the u. s. foreign policy chiefs joseph burrell, says that he is following with utmost concern on going events ensued on the you cause on all stake holders and regional partners to put back on track the transition process. joining us now in the studio is that al 0 murmured, well, who has covered suden extensively. but what do you make of that? especially as we were say, that the u, as in boy, the region was an in cartoon holding talks with both sides only yesterday. was very interesting and a lot prize on that for the, even for the military component of the government. she's, which makes the situation really complicated for any and analysts. and, but we have to bear in mind that

s. feltman said washington is of the early one opposing the military takeover in sudan. he says, opposition is seen domestically with straight protests and as well as internationally from sir dan's neighbors. feltman goes on to say general bur. hannah will discover that it's not so easy to turn back the clock. there's been increasing pressure on sedans, military to release detained. civilian ladies, on friday, general burr hands spoke about the future of asked a prime minister abdullah hancock. i will tell you we will elect a prime minister from among independent figures and negotiations are already underway. as we speak, we have not given up on ham dock. we set delegates to negotiate with him to resume his duties. we believe what happened has released him dark from pressures he once had. we told him that we have cleared the field for you, and no one would lay obstacles on your way from this day forward. and also you have the liberty to form the government as you may wish. we will not interfere in any decision by any official. we bring along with other still ahead on al

um 1st um was how involved was the un with the us envoy, jeffrey feltman in actually trying to um, get the military to go back down from this coo and secondly, um, what, what do you believe the implications will be for the economy, the humanitarian situation, and is there any, any thing, other than statements that you believe the international community can do to try and reverse the coo? thank you, stefan. should i go directly over? do i had please go ahead, please. no, please go ahead. well, thank you. we have not been directly involved with the us special envoy, his efforts he has had his meetings. we have had almost parallel meetings with the same stakeholders in the same couple of last days on very much trying to do the same. that is telling everybody that a military coup would not serve as a country well at the same time, also urging some of our party to logical representatives that they need to accept dialogue formats that had been set up, had been established by prime minister, come dork. about of course the main trust of her attendance to prevent cool was waste. so military as

s in the united states. feltman said washington isn't the only one opposing the military takeover in sudan. he says opposition has been met domestically with protests and criticism from sedans, neighbors, feltman goes on to say the general boron will discover that it's not so easy to turn back the clock and the rays, increasing international pressure on saddam symmetry to release detained. civilian leaders, general boron isn't ruling out a return for the ousted prime minister of the handle. and so we will elect a prime minister from among independent figures and negotiations are already underway. as we speak, we have not given up on him duck. we sent delegates to negotiate with him to resume his duties. we believe what happened has released him from pressures he once had. we told him that we have cleared the field for you and no one would lay obstacles on your way from this day forward. and also you have the liberty to form the government as you may wish. we will not interfere in any decision by any official we bring along the european commissions. the european commission has suspend

so we've heard from the us special envoy for the horn of africa. jeffrey feltman, who was actually hadn't got to him only on sunday and met with military and civilian leaders to try and resolve their internal disputes. this is part of his statement. he said the u. s. is deeply alarmed by reports of military takeover. it said it would contravene the constitutional declaration and the democratic aspirations of the sudanese people and it is utterly unacceptable. feltman goes on to say that any changes to the transitional government by force and this is key, puts at risk u. s. assistance. someone else who met with military leaders in recent days is volkhart parents, as so as the special representative of the un secretary general for sudan, he is calling on the security forces to immediately release those who have been unlawfully detained or placed under house arrest. he says it is the responsibility of these forces to ensure the security and well being of people in their custody and icons, kalama, who is now secret general of amnesty international tweeted, the people of sid anna back in the s

ambassador feltman, welcome back to the "newshour."et's start with the activist and what she just said. the street does not want a return to the 2019 power-sharing deal. do you hear their concerns, given that the 2019 deal ended up in this coup? jeffrey: i think we all understand their demands, their concerns. general burhan and the army, they betrayed the spirit of the 2019 revolution, and they betrayed the letter and the spirit of that constitutional document. this was supposed to be a military-civilian partnership. the civilians did not get to choose the military leaders who were their partners. and the military was not supposed to be choosing their civilian partners. this week, general burhan and his forces attempted to choose the military -- civilian partners that they were going to be dealing with. and that is simply a violation, a betrayal of the aspirations of the sudanese people. nick: but what are you asking the military to do? are you accepting if they simply go back to the 2019 status quo? or do you want more? do you want a

as special envoy for the horn of africa. jeffrey feltman left the country. he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now, the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials, here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation and cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues. later. china's foreign minister has met members of afghanistan's taliban government in cutter. a spokesman for the taliban says, won't he expressed support for the government and pledged humanitarian since the u . n. is warning that half of a canister population is facing starvation. the world food program says unprecedented numbers at risk conflict strokes and an economic crisis. so combining as winds reproaches, the un is calling on the international community who immediately released suspended a donations. people in ha

speal envoy for the horn of africa, jeffrey feltman, was in khartoum where he met with both the head of sudan's military and the now detained sudanese prime minist. we'll have more on the coup in sudan later in the broadcast. moderna says that two, smaller-sized doses of its covid-19 produced a powerful immune response in kids enrolled in clinical trial and those as young as six years old. moderna hasn't yet publicly released its data and the results are not yet peer reviewed. today, an fda advisory committee meets to review pfizer's application for emergency use of its covid vaccine for u.s. children aged five to 11. final approval from the cdc could come as soon as next week. the american academy of pediatrics reports about a quarter of all covid-19 cases over the last week were among children, with over 118,000 infections in the united states. the biden administration says it soon will end a travel ban on international travelers from 33 countries on november 8. travelers 18 and older will have to show proof of vaccination or -- vaccination in the u.s.. tell them will need a negati

as special envoy for the horn of africa . jeffrey feltman left the country. he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now, the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation of cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues later. southeast asian leaders on meeting virtually for the annual assay on summit. it's being hosted by brunei, men mazda to has refused to send a civilian representative. after its miniature leader was excluded. recovery from the pandemic on disputes with china. a high on the agenda. protests broken and peru after congress to send a vote of confidence on the president who cabinet supporters of president federal castillo, run even lima, the opposition that congress delayed, the vote. mona politician who died on monday. moll

as special envoy for the horn of africa. geoffrey feltman loved the country, he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now, the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation of cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues later. gillian laughs cuz should on analyst she joins us now live from london, gillian, a lot of the international aid that was promised to susan's following the, the top full of, of the toppling of oma alba ship. and the formation of the, the transitional government hasn't even arrived. so is the threat of, of holding back aid to suit on money from student actually gonna hold any sway with the coolant us? i don't think it will not very much. no, i mean what the coolest is we're really, really keen on. most st needs have been saying since long before

as special envoy for the horn of africa . geoffrey feltman left the country. he had been left with the impression. sorry to interrupt your roster. we're going to go back to what general abdel shutter elbow han who's now taking questions from the media. was ali aah! who? hazel usually being kept in a safe place is like they will be tried and they found guilty. they will be penalize according to that allies. there would be at least again, i would like to reiterate that they are both coming, give government a little bit, i even when not be well, you will not have any representation of any political. what sort of a lot of figures i'm old from among independent dickens cried once again, that was lucky. i would like i will not remind you of your professional ethics. but i have noticed that one certain online website would have been fabricating the news . even when i'm getting news from 2 years old gonna wow. wow. and that's why we, i do because you to maintain objectivity and professionalism company. i can, i totally say that we have broken mini shak careless jordan

and it is utterly unacceptable. feltman goes on to say that any changes to the transitional government by force puts at risk the assistance of the united states. and we've heard from the e u foreign policy chief joseph barrel, who says he is following with utmost concern, ongoing events in sudan. the e, you calls on all stakeholders and regional partners to put back on track the transition process. right, let's go to the phone again and try mohammed to alameda. man who is a journalist basement, cut him. can you hear me? all right, mohammed? yes. blue. okay. and good, we can hear you as well, right? tell us what you've been seeing. come again, just tell us about what you've been seeing and hearing this morning. wow. yeah, it's actually, this collision is actually ongoing. because you know, the, the, the, the, the, the, the military force that surrounded the house of the minister has taken him to an unknown location. so they're called in sources in the office of the bad minister. was to military for actually dick over the building of the state, the tv radio. so that means, i mean there's

one on envoy jeffrey feltman. talk about his recent trip to sit on very recently of the left just al is before this could now he said he went because with the port shut down that we saw, the protests, the break away factions emerging, and cartoon. this looks like it might actually be on the cards and now only now is the a you actually sending a mission. now if the u. s. was expecting this, why didn't the a, you actually try to take any action l. i believe that the african, the, the knew that it didn't really think, well as the sort of clue. i mean, they were waiting to see to hear the voice of this with because there was somebody to cover it a freedom and prove that they were, they were professional enough. they couldn't carry on with our brokerage today to come to the out of the quagmire. so i think it was really wise with to see and to just to national this time is politics and to know a little bit ago. can you just a key that this is not going to go with it? does it have any problem? well, when you say a very w

and it is utterly unacceptable. feltman goes on to say that any changes to the transitional government by force puts at risk u. s. assistance. joining us now, mohammed val al jazeera correspondent, who is covered sudan extensively over the years. good to have you with us again. mohammed, the chairman of the african union, they're saying dialogue is the only way to save the country. that's actually really underlining how serious this is become, that the whole fabric is, is, is, is at risk. here. it's very clear that what he's talking about is moved from what's going on in cotton. that is a big difference as you, as you mission. or, of course, nobody disagrees with that. and but is it possible now when you half the 2 sides of this conflict? now i'm at loggerheads and when we know that the streets is the people, the civilians out of incatel now are armed to, to, to that, if we know that the, the year the, the, the armed factions in came from the fringes during the last 3 years with their weapons, nobody checked and because it, they are in power. remember that the, the vice president is on

as special envoy for the horn of africa. geoffrey feltman left the country, he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now, the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation and cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues later. southeast asian leaders holding their annual meeting without me and mas top general was excluded for refusing to take steps to end violence in his country. he sees power in february, leaders from the us young group, but also discuss regional security. scott jaila reports me and mars jones leader mit on lie inaugurate new military ships. that was just days before his neighbouring south east asian nations excluded him from a regional summit. this week it's viewed as a potential watershed moment for the block of 10 nations known as aussie on, as

before sedans, military seized power and dissolved the government. jeffrey feltman had reportedly told general abdel thought to han de escalate the domestic situation. in a recent interview with p b s in the us feldman said washington isn't the only one opposing the military takeover in sir jan. he said there is opposition domestically with straight protests as well as internationally from sedans, neighbors feldman went on to say general hahn will discover. it's not so easy to turn back the clock. there's also been increasing pressure on sedans, military to release detained. civilian ladies on friday, general han at spoke about the future of alfred, prime minister of dela, hummed oak. suddenly we will elect a prime minister from among independent figures and negotiations are already underway. as we speak, we have not given up on him duck. we sent delegates to negotiate with him to resume his duties. we believe what happened has released him from pressures he once had. we told him that we have cleared the field for you and no one would lay obstacles on your way from this day forward. an

as special envoy for the horn of africa . geoffrey feltman left the country. he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation or cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues later. ah, took as president russia type otherwise says no foreign diplomat come are made in the country unless they respect turkish law. his remarks follow a row with 10 ambassadors from western countries over a jail, businessman and activists. on saturday, the u. s. and other nations issued a joint statement, calling for the release of osman corolla, whose chars over failed coo and respond. so to am sent, the envoys must be stripped of that diplomatic status and immunity. zeniah to miss osler could is to go to marquis. our

given the fact that there had been a meeting of the special envoy for the horn of africa, geoffrey feltman, and that this has occurred immediately following those meetings, the united states, calling this utterly unacceptable. and the tweets coming out of the bureau of african affairs, saying, as we have said repeatedly, any changes to the transitional government by force puts the u. s. assistance at risk. in other words, if these actions continue, the money that that has been sent by the united states could be in jeopardy. the other concern is that this is essentially a military takeover of the transitional government. and so as a result, there are real concerns that this really is a blow to that effort. so the united states is strongly urging those involved in disrupting the transitional process to step aside if you will, essentially, to allow that process to continue. we should also point out that the head of the united nations and tony, the terrorists, also tweeting his concern about what has happened saying that they are standing with those that are in supportive democracy in the hope

as special envoy for the horn of africa . jeffrey feltman loved the country. he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now, the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation of cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues. later lately i spoke to cameron hudson, who has a u. s. special envoy to sit on. he was also director of african affairs at the national security council. he had lines the us options to punish the sidney's miniature into lights of the cars. of course, their sanctions are a possibility. i don't think they've been prepared so that those take time to, to prepare. there has been discussion about creating your sanctions program that would be targeted against individuals who are undermining or preventing the civilian transition.

as special envoy for the horn of africa. geoffrey feltman left the country, he had been left with the impression that the process of political transition and reconciliation was still on track according to some in the state department. now, the big issue is whether or not this will affect the resolution of another regional crisis. that of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam, otherwise known as gert officials here at the state department, say they need to deal with the political situation and cartoon 1st and worry about other regional issues. later. southeast asian leaders of picked off the annual i. sim summit in brunei, obit. virtually there'll be 3 days of meetings, but me and ma is noticeably absent after refusing to send the civilian representative. it comes off the countries top general was excluded for refusing to take steps. to end violence in this country. yes, president joe biden, as well as chinese and russian leaders are also set to attend the summit of florence. libby joins us live now from the malaysian capital column for florence. sent me in my clearly at the hot topic on

s. feltman said, washington isn't the only one opposing the military takeover into done. he says opposition is seen domestically with street protests as well as internationally from su dunn's neighbors. felt goes on to say general, but han will discover that it's not so easy to turn back the clock. while there's been increasing pressure on su, don's military to release detained. civilian leaders on friday general, but han spoke about the future of the else, the prime minister. i've done the hands on saturdays. so we will elect a prime minister from among independent figures and negotiations are already underway, as we speak, we have not given up on him, doug. we sent delegates to negotiate with him to resume his duties. we believe what happened has released him from pressures he once had. we told him that we have cleared the field for you and no one would lay obstacles on your way from this day forward. and also you have the liberty to form the government as you may wish. we will not interfere in any decision by any official we bring along ours. if america turns and bains

and it's a good thing that jeffrey feltman is, or was in sudan trying to work out and try to make sure that the civilians continue to be part of the government. but i think when you have a minute to cool, when you know exactly that, there is one party that is responsible for what we're seeing this morning. you don't blame everyone, you know, urge everyone, the prime minister and the ministers under arrest. what are you losing them for? to do. so i think the billing statements urging everyone to go back to the document . and that's just, that's just not right. and the europeans and the americans are yet, maybe they wouldn't buy it by the end of this by the end of today. and hopefully, and i would think most importantly, the african union to take a stand at clear stand against a military coup. not to urge all the parties to do something for this, and that when we all know to well, that there's a victim and victimized that the, that the civilian government is now under arrest. that there is a military coup. hence, blaming everyone urging everyone in vague statements is not the stand to ta

cartoon for talks just before sedans, military seized our and dissolved, the government. jeffrey feltman, reportedly told the general abdel father albert and i'm to de escalate the domestic situation. and in a recent interview with p b. s in the u. s. felt when said that washington isn't the only one opposing the military takeover in sudan. he says opposition has been met domestically with protests and criticism from sedans, neighbors for when goes on to say that general boron will discover that it's not so easy to turn back the clock. well, the reason creasing international pressure on sedans, military to release detained, civilian leaders, general boron is in ruling out a return for the ousted prime minister of the landmark. so we will elect a prime minister from among independent figures and negotiations are already underway. as we speak, we have not given up on ham duck. we sent delegates to negotiate with him to resume his duties. we believe what happened has released him from pressures he once had. we told him that we have cleared the field for you and no one would lay obstacles on

s. special envoy, jeff feltman was in cartoon and he obtained before he left an agreement between general brohannon prime minister abdullah hancock. an agreement that, that the transitional arrangements would remain in place. so it's a remarkable snob to the united states that within hours of the special envoy, leaving general per hon, would launch a coo and it raises the question, can his word be trusted? can anyone actually have confidence that he will fulfill anything that he says he's going to do? alex's always great talk to you when he thinks did alex of all there. and edinburgh still come on the news out. what we have a better demo. we don't want to leave like sleeves 1st security crisis now. fuel shortages at a national strike, haiti struggling to contain multiple emergencies. and it's for the 2017 cheating scandal. cast a shadow over the baseball world series with k one the set to begin in houston. ah, southeast asian leaders holding the annual meeting without mamma's military leader who was excluded for refusing to take steps to end the violence in his country. he seized power in

on the question of sudan, part of the reason that special envoy feltman was there having intensive meetings is because we've been worried about political stability in sudan, the fragility of the democratic process there. i can't speak to, you know, whether he thought the exact time frame was going to be the time frame. i can say that the very purpose of his intensive diplomacy in sudan was to address the fact that we were up against a circumstance in which there were a lot of forces pulling at this fragile effort to move toward a democratic constitutional government. reporter: after his first round of talks with the chinese, the president's special envoy on climate john kerry noted his chinese counterpart cease a contradiction in that the united states is pushing them to reduce carbon emissions and yet the united states -- at the same time the united states is sanctioning solar panel production. how does this president see the interplay between human rights and climate change? and is there any scenario where he would weigh one above the other? jake: the president fundamentally believes we c