the eln is the last are made armed group operating there. -- last remaining armed group operating there. but will the deal hold as others have not? this is inside story. hello, sohail rahman, welcome to inside story. it is described as a monumental political achievement. for years a cease-fire between the government of colombia and a rebel group has failed to stick. that has changed. the government agreement is with the national liberation army known as the eln. gustavo petro says it is part of his promise towards what he calls total peace. will a cessation of hostilities eventually lead to a peace deal? what does it mean for communities in areas controlled by the rebels? we'll discuss those issues with our guests but first this report from kathy lopez today a. reporter: president gestapo petro began his term with a promise to end ongoing battles with armed groups in colombia. it appears he is delivering on that promise with the signing of a cease-fire deal with the eln rebel group also known as the national liberation army. >> peace needs to be a reality. we need to end the era of war.

minority groups and i certainly think they're minority groups that have done this i don't think it'sked to just the militia violence and tripoli -- we shouldn't remember we should we should forget that the parliament in the east was burnt down in summer protests and it's the parliament that decides when or when we don't have elections. they set the election law. they set the constitutional basis, the two milestones that we can have elections. everyone else is just a benefactor but these are these are the main structural causes that are impeding this progress forward and it's the irony today that if we think that we're going to get as libyans in a personal capacity here if you think that we're going to get statehood for eastern libya or western libya get in line at the u.n. security council, you have many groups before you mainly even the angelicians and the best separatists might be ahead of the libyans who don't have a national cause. when it comes down to what they ask for, the groups that are screaming the loudest ask for oil, strategic autonomy. >> is all of this an indication th

, dealing with a group immersed near group, such as a vacuum group. but most importantly, and mercenary group that's associated with russia was very and is very, is attractive because it puts the, uh, the usual partners that they have, the west, the friends. so the united states on a more defensive tone and for african states, the regular group offered a viable alternative to partnership with france, a former close colonial power or the united states fully. alright, make thank you for that. nicholas talk, a correspondent in the cars. 10 a got and reactions are starting to come in to this new set that the chief of the back in the missionary group was on board with his name was on the list of passengers of a pain that clashed just outside of moscow. the us state department saying that it's seen the reports and if confirmed, no one should be surprised. the state department spokesman says the disastrous war in ukraine led to a private call me marching on moscow. and now it would seem to this or his, i'll just here is dimitri method, ankle on wagner, and t

the group is expanding.s group, which was established in 2009 , held its 15th summit as the ticket to africa in the capital of south africa. the number of members of the brics group and the strengthening of the role in the international arena, it is on the agenda of this summit. 40 of our countries, including iran and argentina, expressed their desire to join this group . in the opening session of this summit, the president of south africa emphasized that the world is changing and the new reality requires reforms to the roots of international institutions . to represent more countries and have more power to deal with the challenges facing humanity, a group namely china, russia, brazil, india, south africa are present in this summit and their leaders stressed the need to deal with economic sanctions and strengthen the idea of ​​a multipolar world , transition to using currencies. national in trade exchanges emphasized, and after the formation of a multipolar world system based on international laws, members o

these are really a group to conduct to negotiations. a girl by the way, that has increase over the last 7 months, significantly it's violent deductions. i know the highest reviews also significantly and the level of the keys not being interpreted structures distinct from dr. very many souls of violence that affects these for um, a rather large regions of the country. elizabeth, can i ask you the same question? yes. will there be, i mean, i think building on what ford has said, this is an enormous wind for the government. and i think what the see as far as more meant to do more than anything, it's create that space where negotiators can really start to discuss what, what it would look like to come to some sort of agreement. i do think that we have to be very clear about what to see for our isn't it isn't this, these fire is specifically related to classes between the you and arms group and government forces and the vast majority that of violence that civilians in elan areas experienced today is not related to that specific type of violen

this group china and russia are looking for that in the political sphere, the influence of this group should also increase. therefore, in the meeting held yesterday, discussions regarding the expansion of this group were raised, and finally, a document containing the principles of accepting new members was approved there, and this goes back to those discussions. that the important members of this group are looking for the development of this, when we want to compare what this group of poets is like now, in other words, the western front, maybe it can be compared with the group that is looking to increase its scope and scope of authority and scope of influence and because this is one of the most important aspects of membership in this group for iran other countries can benefit from the financial institutions of this group, which includes the separate development bank and the arrangements for the same mobile precautionary reserve, which can be good for different countries' interests. now, here at night , a question arises. they create confusion that iran is under the sanctions of, for e

or they get morning to some group on that group . so for instance, in the region this, i told them region that group doesn't need to move, and that's called fixing any place of the concert or to solve the country for them is more you, she, 8 to goal today. legal economy of petroleum only got a calling on me all for any kind of oil, an energy, and try to extract the resources for the calling them. and if you just finish to not put that off right now, we are in the high prices and the height, economic price is not the traffic is no, not is not now a good business in columbia. so people are suffering in the field. so no, they don't have anything to buy the car up groups. so why are still define this? because there's certain groups that could be, you know, that before of these crisis, they were buying things and they were buying the coca ellipse and done this thing. groups are trying to increase the rents, you know, using the extortion. and that explains right why, for these groups are just the 33 i was concerned that we 3 was concerned.

and the last remaining rebel group that has failed to stick. that snow changed following low running negotiations. the government's agreement is with the national liberation army known as the e l. and present, gustavo patrick says it's part of his promise towards what he calls total peace. but critics, all skeptical and mutual mistrust remains. civilization of affility is this time eventually lead to a peace deal. and what does it mean for communities and areas controlled by the rebels? we'll discuss all of those issues with august sent amendment. the 1st this report now from katia lopez hold. i am the president gustavo will begin his term with a promise to end ongoing battles with arms dupes and columbia. it appears he's delivering on the promise with the signing of a ceasefire deal with the e l. n rebels who also known as the national liberation army. a saturday i leave that a lot faster. pace needs to be a reality. we need to in the error of war between the insurgencies and the state. stop the developments of an incoming food for violent, al

groups linked to al-qaeda and islamic state group have brought chaos and violence to the country andort to deal with the growing insurgency. that reliance led france to end its military operation in mali last year. bbc arabic�*s feras kilani is the firstjournalist to travel to northern mali since french forces left. he made the dangerous journey with producer mohamed ebrahim and cameraman dany abi khalil. the start of a thousand mile journey across vast deserts to an unseen conflict, where wagner fighters clash with jihadists and rebel groups. it's impossible to operate here without a convoy of heavy security. i'm dressing to blend in. it's a dangerous and difficult journey in the north of mali, but it's the only way to reach camps like this one. this is the only school in the area. these children are being taught to recite verses from the koran. it's the only education they are ever likely to receive. they are orphans who lived in an area controlled by al-qaeda until the islamic state attacked and killed their parents. we have spent five days on the road to reach this remote camp. t

of a group that does not exist yet? we know extremism is evolving rapidly compared to previously. and is much more specific to membership than it had been in previous decades. todd hinted at this. the veteran population in the u.s. is demographically very different than the rest of the u.s. population. on the one hand, the military has been the great emigrate or. but it is different. veterans are in the u.s. on average tend to be older and more likely or predominantly male. this means we are comparing veterans and the overall u.s. population. and they both represent samples of each but it also means we are not power to support these civic comparison. we cannot answer, is the average 40-year-old veteran male more likely to support extremism than the average nonveteran mail? that is a different question and needs a higher powered survey to ask pacific questions for groups with or without veteran status. that is one major limitation and is related to a pattern in findings recently that todd nodded to or described at the be

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the founding country of this group , or the brics group, was called "dor hame jame". and the main focusthis group was defined on the basis of monetary, banking and financial issues with a global scope . in 2009, this group officially announced its existence in 2010 to 5 people and in 2011 it was structured with the number x with the presence of 5 countries. with the currency of the economy in the field of monetary and banking issues , it is actually a type of symbolization for new regimes in the economic field with the participation of countries and emerging powers in the international arena. monetary and banking economy in the world is one of it was the main platform that was formed on x and his feet. today, we see that he has been running exactly one opposite or opposite in front of the world bank for many years . called the national currency reserve fund, including the 29 countries that have now officially applied for brics membership and the five main countries and south africa's invitation today of the leaders of around 70 countries to attend this summit has created a new area that

wagner group is the best private military group in the world. everybody understands this.t the same time, wagner played an important tool in the ukrainian war. in the battle of bakhmut, wagner not just took back. wagner was very important strategically in terms of time. russian army needed time to prepare its defense line against attack of ukrainian army in july. wagner give this to the russian army. played an important role. then yevgeny prigozhin -- [indiscernible] russian government needed their support to save such people who were part of the wagner group. they are not criminals. 80% of them are not criminals. they are former special troops. [indiscernible] also to use them in another country. sami: coming back to the point, do you see any indication now that the russian state is ending some of its contracts and funding to wagner? sergei: uh, no. this financial support decreased, but not stopped. because the russian government now has to reorganize. 90% of them will be in ukraine and 10% will be used in different african and asian countries. sami: we will pick you up l

it has not been the 1st time that a group agrees. a group has committed itself to a ceasefire. so it's difficult to verify and it's difficult to comply. we don't know exactly how difficult or how realistic it is that in all these remote areas of the country, the elaine will actually comply. and this also stablished of this group is not very durable. i could go there, not that they don't really for the order so that sometimes some of these groups or sub groups cannot actually do what their leaders are saying. and they can confront both the story based on other groups. and that's also keeping to account that they are involved with may legal economies. there's, they're not the traffic. there's also the legal mining and they will keep orville pursue the sexy, which is which is a bit difficult. that's all the establishment of a piece and sort of the order of the of the territory can be guaranteed. and this is why there's so many is skepticism. also because of the political grounds and the political difficulties that the government is facing. not only with the stomach bug with furthe

groups of representatives of various kazan organized crime groups were very fond of filming such partiesent fun shooting for memory. in fact, these frames could serve both as compromising information and as a kind of video documents, if there was any conflict. however, many women themselves sought to get a job at the plant. there were times of health difficult salaries were delayed or not paid at all for many. it was the only way to feed the children , the teachers at the school received so much that many teachers went to work as prostitutes, because there was not enough food for the children. that is , it was a time when absolutely normal people. yes, there are accountant teachers, they are earning health on the panel, more and more new girls came. no one knew where the former disappeared, someone really left for other regions, and someone's remains were found during the investigation of other criminal cases. one way or another, any case involving prostitution was for operatives. a challenge because in the nineties there was an interested person right there, hinting that the matter was.

a fading to act, the gates on groups. there is a diverse range of class adding to the instability in money. so who are the different groups and what areas today control? well 1st as a coordination of, as was me. and so we'll see m a, which is a coalition of must be to are a groups there advocating for grateful autonomy and independence for region of northern body known as, as what to our i just have a history of grievances with the military that governments which took past 3 years ago, it's a network of aligns in as in for and support strain relations with full met colonial pa from let the june to, to seek alternative backend, which includes most res, from russia's wagner group. along with the pro government fights has a number of other groups operating money. some of them are aligned with iso, and i'll call you to and the complexities on the ground of having put the efforts to stabilize money set out in a 2015 piece deal. before we discussed the various elements of play with, i guess that's watched this report from carlo

members of the voykovskaya group received an order.he murder of milovans for a monetary reward at her from a pm pistol. a silencer fired at least nine aimed shots. it was not always possible to immediately detain the strength of a number of reasons, either there were people on the run, or there was no evidence, because the operational information is one thing, but a criminal case, when someone gives specific evidence under the protocol. this is a procedural document. this is completely different, therefore, many cases were not immediately disclosed. although there were people who were suspected of committing crimes. well, there was no evidence against them, seized material evidence. instead of crimes, only circumstantial evidence was missing, and within the framework of a criminal case it was impossible to charge him, but until a certain point it remained undisclosed. in the late nineties, the volgovskaya began to cooperate with groups from other regions. and even exchange killers with them. it was very convenient for bandits in anothe

stay in line and expect to be linked to this group group it is very important that about a quarter of the world's wealth and half of the planet's population are in the hands of these countries, and these countries hope to confront unilateralism. in this summit, most of the ways were discussed, and the same topic was the de-dollarization of the world economy, the formation of a common bank, the use of currencies. berlin tabatabai for economic exchanges between countries and changing the discriminatory mechanisms governing the united nations as well as the supreme national security council, these were the issues that were discussed in the speeches that were raised in this summit and now we are waiting for it, god willing. the speech of mr. dr. president our country will begin, and god willing, we will broadcast the news of our reporter live on the news network, and we apologize for the fact that the quality of the images in the conversation with the reporter i sent to johannesburg was not very good, and we had to force only two-way audio , but we apologize for the agreement . i am talki

, and they themselves are a sign that the brics group is becoming a powerful group in the world . and if you allow me, a few points of speech hello today brics leaders, when announcing the membership of the islamic republic of iran in this group, it is interesting that all of them said the same things as the president of russia, putin, as the president of china, which shows that it is very interesting, first of all, it is a group , the world system is just the president of russia, our life, we are eager to cooperate with the joint innovation network, the use of artificial intelligence, these talks that go beyond a political mechanism, we want to enter the fields of technology for all, or to end the dominance of the dollar , were from the very beginning of the brics group, and now it has become more serious, all leaders should emphasize the honorable president also confirmed that we in the brics group can seek to end the dominance of the dollar, at least a single common currency will be formed among this group that the current sanctions and many of these countries or, for example,

they might _ group plans to take control. they might have — group plans to take control. have found a substitute who would be able to carry those operations in africa. it is a source of revenue — operations in africa. it is a source of revenue for the kremlin, a wave to project— of revenue for the kremlin, a wave to project power. in ukraine, wagner have proved — to project power. in ukraine, wagner have proved to be very effective on the battlefield. so, it would be sillyiust — the battlefield. so, it would be silly just to the battlefield. so, it would be sillyjust to have that group being literallym — sillyjust to have that group being literally... and potentially seeking revenge _ literally... and potentially seeking revenge for what happened to their leader _ revenge for what happened to their leader so — revenge for what happened to their leader. so i think that there must be leader. so i think that there must he at _ leader. so i think that there must he at least — leader. so i think that there must be at least a plan in place for how to deal— be at least a plan in

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to fight off armed groups linked to al qaeda. and i, so there's also uncertainty among those that have taken up the russian fighters that are on the ground. who do they, uh, who are they are receiving orders from because it's very much in top to bottom operation. i wasn't better with the fact the group in the central african republic, and without that central command, i'm sure that many of those fighters there on the front line will be wondering, who is their boss? is it vladimir putin who will be replacing the value group? and that question is a question for many of those countries that have relationship with a bag in a group. nicholas hawk, l 0. the car. the most of the group has also developed strong ties with the syrian government. and since russia intervened in the syrian war, but the guardians failed rebellion and june has shifted. loyalty is in a hold of reports. in october, 2015, russia joined the war in syria is 1st military intervention in the middle east. in decades. it changed the balance of power in favor of presiden

it was involved in the death of wagner group. she, if you have any progression calling a speculation, a lie the housing to revive the revolution, thousands of serious rally against the government. they're angry about the rising cost of living, the okay, we're going to begin a new share with the military. just a has given for us has and bass that are just 48 hours to leave the country. it once again warned of any against any external intervention to restore the asked the president. the foreign ministry says french diplomat, silva, any k is being expelled for refuse using to meet with new shares. foreign minister out earlier pro qu protesters rallied outside a french military base in the capital near may, there, calling for the departure of forces stationed there. the military seas power last month and a crew is leaders have repeatedly accused the former colonial power for as a plodding to else the wild 0 is asked me to address has more for me of a the expulsion of the french ambassador to ensure followed weeks of the chatter your

with a group they have.er news too. one day until the transfer when the closes. i was on that on our bbc website that is it for us on sportsday. thanks for watching and we will see you next time. hello there. low pressure and its weather fronts brought a rather cloudy, damp day to many central, southern and western parts of the uk. quite a bit of sunshine though across scotland and north—east england. as we head into friday, this area of low pressure will be weakening, fizzling out and conditions will be improving. as we head into the weekend, into next week, high pressure will bring dry, sunny, warm weather for many of us. so these weather fronts then continue to bring outbreaks of rain through the evening and overnight we could see an area of thundery rain move through the channel. may just graze southern counties of england certainly wet nights in store for the channel islands further north, rather cloudy with some patchy light rain and drizzle. quite a mild night in the south but under clear skies in sco

we still see two strong groups from here.a man trying to feel more vulnerable spots, everyone has already noticed us from the right bank. the enemy fired two shots from a mortar. the soldiers are waiting for the work of heavier guns. our task. the first is to identify the moment the enemy leaves the starting line, the second moment is to fix the enemy. this provides us with quadrocopters. such an even rider told how he stopped attempts to land on our shore, a colleague prepared a surprise for him, earlier in the morning the enemy artillery was working, in the afternoon drones arrived. intervals between shots. we need to be equipped. can her groupings do not support the defense of the left bank of the dnieper to equip, judging because here you see new building materials equipping a new fortified area. there are prospects. see further on the right bank olga burlaeva sergeevich shchepyev, kherson region. the stronghold and armored vehicles were completely destroyed in the south-donetsk direction of the target , the calculation o

group is a symphony of companies with the musicians playing a key role. the kremlin cannot do without nicholas hawk elgin's 0. well, the un secretary general is warning, but growing in stability in this the hell region could complicate the withdrawal of peacekeeping troops. and molly, now you and officials have been meeting my military authorities in molly to plumb the exit of more than 12000 troops before the end of the year. now that's after the ruling june to asked to you and to leave accusing it of failing to end in security . bama co has swap the help of rushes. wagner group following a search and attacks by armed groups linked to al qaeda and i so also known as dash to 0 as christmas, live reports from the un headquarters in new york. it is a tense environment for you and peacekeepers. and molly, they've been ordered to close their mission known as the newest month, by the end of the year. that leaves just 4 months to get $12500.00 troops and all their military hardware out of the country. and increasingly, as they attempt to do so, they're being at

yes, of course his military group, the wagner group, | military group, the wagner group, was a huge powernd russians afterwards were not very successful in capturing the north of the territory and when they had to withdraw, they relied a lot on the mercenaries of the wagner group, in the main point they were trying to gain more territory around bakhmut, so this was the biggest battle over the last 9-10 was the biggest battle over the last 9—10 months, before the city was taken by prigozhin's group, wagner, and the ukrainian army really had to spend a lot of resources there to protect that piece of the front line. and that really stopped ukraine from advancing or preparing the counteroffensive on other different lines of the front line, right, and there are now still lots of debate as to whether this battle of debate as to whether this battle of bakhmut defined the shape of this counteroffensive which was giving now, and we know that it is going quite hard for the ukrainian army because the ukrainian army had to spend a lot of resources defending bock mood. and again, bock mood was somethi

lazio and celtic will meet in the death group of group f where paris saint-germain , dortmund, milancastle are grouped together. one of the difficult groups of this tournament can be a group where bayern munich and manchester are grouped together with copenhagen galatasaray, but it is easy for he does not advance in the europa league champion's group , he will compete with arsenal, anatole france. napoli, who won serie a after many years and rose to 14 million rials last season , is now in a difficult group with real madrid, the most proud team of the champions league and junior. deir and benfica were inter milan, and real sociedad form, and in group g, man city, the defending champion, will have to compete with red star belgrade and young boys. in the next season of the champions league, the format of the competition will change. this is the last season of uc competitions. which will be held with 32 teams and later in the year the first season without the presence of messi and ronaldo was held. let's go to the news from iranian football. the first practice of the team of omid, the p

and finally, disputes with all the groups, most of them are bringing the art in groups in move from having a war against the state. bravo, war against, or cpo cores against several arm groups and the security deposit as need to address those conflicts between the elaine and dollars groups. and that is a rather difficult object to, to find the find success by the national go over the elizabeth, all i bring you in here because, you know, the agreement doesn't really stop the line as you suggested that i don't all of all guess have said you know that the, the tell her the tell her eyes a still the terror that it's created by the groups, whether it be attacks on the public kidnappings. i mean there's been no mention of this in this true, so that may still carry on. but it is interesting to one to how the president and the negotiating teams are going to tackle that, you know, no more terrorism. no more kid nothings do. more extortion. lose particularly complicated, because i think it's really important to understand what life is like in elaine areas. when we visit communities, for example, in a

— lose the entire focus of why they are a group in? it is important to remember _ are a group in?important to remember that this _ are a group in? it is important to remember that this was - are a group in? it is important to | remember that this was originally are a group in? it is important to i remember that this was originally a term coined by goldman sachs. now it has taken off. this is a disparate group to begin with and it is difficult to get any sort of cohesion. expanding to further countries would mean it would may be in name only. it would be very difficult to get all these different countries, with various interests, to come together under china. xi jinping wants to show that he is a leader of the global south. this is an important signalfor him and at the same time, india is hosting the 620 the same time, india is hosting the g20 and they want to be a leader of the global south. china doesn't have as deep pockets is in the past, but there is this competition going on between them, even though they are in this group together, in brics and also the shanghai organisation

the group is detained. 5 rivals. the country remains divided scott by rule of instability can libya as a united in peace again, watts is its political future. this is inside story, the other welcome to the program. i'm adrian sending an libby as late as such and violent seems to have settled down. but it once again underlines the countries instability. there's deep concern internationally about this week's on rest and which dozens of people were killed and many more injured. the african union and western governments, according for peace conflict and deep division. so persistent sense while i'm a good off, he was overthrown 12 years ago. so what's next for the be a candle divided nation f a b re unites has a booklet take to restore peace. we'll discuss all this with our guests and just a few moments, but 1st a report from car leg on the latest 5. it's an easy come on the streets of tripoli. days after the work fighting any yeah, between rival sections in libya's capital, dozens of people were killed and more than a 10

a group is now counted, we don't know what will happen to these group now, but i can imagine that it will no longer exist as a fighting for us uh, many of the former soldiers have signed to the agreement with the minister of defense. it may well be that to the days of involved in them, there are some, there is all finally old. no rush abilities, you rush it to the thank you very much, the really nice we've been hearing because in light a short left rebellion in june against russia's conventional in the army, thousands of mercenaries took up weapons and march from southern russia towards moscow. with the aim of toppling the country's military leaders, the mutiny ended with a deal is more now on what was the most serious challenge ever to government put in the system for a few hours that looked like you have any pre going post, a real threat to russian president vladimir putin hold on power. the world watched in suspense. as precautions, wagner mercenary group seized control and rushed upon, done one of southern rushes biggest cities, and then dance north towards the capital must go. t

another group of volunteers gathered. the supporters of the military council say that the youth should also go to the army and defend the interests of their country. thousands someone accepted the invitation of the national dialogue movement and volunteered to join the army . we want to tell the whole world that we are one day in thousands of bodies and we are not against the enemies. who are the enemies? france is the enemy of five by stating that these volunteers of the army of tens of thousands of niger, an army whose half of its forces have been working against armed groups in the east and west of the country in recent years, these forces have old azar folders and armed military vehicles. has the air force is a fighter, the training of the army has been with the french, german and american forces . the parties say that the army's preoccupation with the power struggle has caused insecurity in recent weeks, and armed groups have attacked many people . it presents the wishes of the people and considers the presence of vo

what does it mean for the was in the group now? as well for deposit group, this is break the catastrophe because they have being more with the gap or dated time where it's not only a big auction i who was there a power to go. we during financial backer, but also there may a military commander. mitree. ok. and so, so apparently was on that plane, that means that they have lost their financial backing. their poor did cool you during their military, we drink the same time, and that means they're the gap of date, and then that's how they can continue their international. and in the kind of role as a private army right now is absolutely unclear. i mean, deployed in the number of countries in nash and rush up down to the end of the bell rou sent in ukraine. and that is a very elaborate operation. and that bread now is under, well, i don't know. i mean it's, i can see how they can ok. you in the press their formats they were before. so this could be the end of the group. i have them a knew it. okay. i don't know if that's the case. what d

it's a very well trained group of some 25000 fighters. so we're moving decapitating the wagner if we put potentially back fire. and we have seen was progression was able to do with those people or a fraction of those people as a matter of fact. so i think that and the reason we're seeing it now is because putting has found a solution on how to main thing control of that group. but i think um, psychologically the supporters of precaution, i'm, it was in the military they, they might be upset, but i don't think they have the power to spend up or to organize and any sort of their own rebellion. so to say because everything is well controlled and this and a legit assess the nation is another display of what will happen if you actually do go against the regime. when you look at all of these moving parts of the reports that we have been seeing over the past 24 hours and just the general situation that you've also been seeing in the wake of the sales meeting, how do you predict that this will influence the fighting in ukraine as well. right now

we are the political group of about 40 parties in the region. those who are successful we can introduce, to bring, a committee will be formed in the parliament, our work with these representatives will start only after the election, that is, this group of factions will be the same as the work of the party that sits down and examines the plans and bills of one of the parliament, and it is for the common and collective. they give and design, and the parliament gives their opinions on the government bills based on this expert view, that is, in fact, we are trying to implement the symbol of this convergence of different parties in the form of a faction in the parliament, and of course we have a new initiative of theirs in the parliament. but the faction that to perform the task of the legislature and monitoring can be done by united states and based on a clear vision with the joint, this is what we are doing now in the collection, that is, like the majlis research center , which independently examines the plans and bills for all the representatives

here's more information about the wagner group. because they are a paramilitary group founded by russian businessmen yevgeny prigozhin in 2014 after the russian annexation of crimea. wagner forces were recruited by president putin to join the war in ukraine. they were heavily involved in helping russian troops captured the eastern city of bakhmut, as daniel mentioned. prigozhin regularly criticized russia's approach to the war. troops advanced toward moscow with the aim of unseating the military leadership but was halted. he had been recruiting fires to -- fighters to make the continent more free. let's catch up with nicholas who is live for us in the senegalese capital. wanted to make africa more free. they had quite an impact, didn't they? >> exactly. certainly in neighboring country like mali and burkina faso and also the central african republic where the wagner group has really been able to extend the reach of moscow and to extend russia's sphere of influence in the region. before that, you really only had the french who reall

after two weeks of football, just two group games remained.h, group h leaders colombia faced morocco, while in brisbane, germany faced an early exit as south korea came out fighting against the world's second ranked team. minutes later, cho so—hyun found space and found the net, her team's first goal of the tournament, and as it stood, germany were heading home. but as we've seen many times before, captain alexandra popp putting her team back into the knockout stages. but not so fast. in perth, colombia were still being held by 72nd—ranked morocco. a goal for morocco would see them through, and in first—half stoppage time... and morocco do have their goal! ..anissa lahmari with the rebound — morocco heading through, germany once again bowing out. nine minutes of injury time were shown in both matches. anything could happen. but morocco held on. they had done their bit. now all eyes were on germany. the two—time winners needed a goal, and after 100 minutes of football, they almost found one. as close as germany have come! for germany, it was ov

of this important group. about the importance of iran's membership in the discussion group with mr. bahman, an expert on international issues, mr. bahman. how effective the government's active diplomacy has been in success, and these days are an achievement for both sides. with greetings and courtesy and respect to his highness and the esteemed viewers of news 21, this is actually a historic and very important event in iran's foreign policy. it is considered to be the result of the efforts of intelligent and high-level diplomatic, since the last years and months, significant measures have been taken in the diplomatic field, until today we have reached this stage that after iran became a member of the shanghai cooperation organization, the two groups succeeded in establishing a very important and decisive link in economic interactions. they are global. this group had occupied about 40% of the world's area before, more than 40% of the world's population, and its share in the world economy was more than thirty-o

in this way a group definitely brought significant political influence to iran. nearly 20 countries wanted to join paris , and iran was able to become one of these countries . we have good political relations with many countries, that is, our political position is clear in the region and the world, but it is possible that this political position of this political opportunity cannot bring economic benefits for the country, as you said, what exactly should our country and the government do to benefit from the economic benefits. and give an example in order to see what investment opportunities we can benefit from in iran, for example, one issue is food security and a very important issue that countries have . it can be imported from eurasia to the neighboring countries, and in fact it is a transit of flour and its export to other countries, like energy, to which country is it ? oriented to their internal needs supply is very opportunistic and the first point of view is to be able to have serious exports , to link countries and the close link with the rest of the oil

so who all the different groups in what areas today control? well 1st as a coordination of, as was me. and so we'll see in may, which is a coalition of nicely to our, a groups there advocating for graceful autonomy and independence for a region of northern body known as, as what, that's where i just have a history of grievances with the military. that governments which took past 3 years ago, it's a network of alliances in, for, and support. strange relations with format, colonial power from select the june to, to seek alternative backend, which includes most res, from russia's broadening group. along with the pro government fights as a number of other groups operating money, some of them are aligned with iso and i'll call you to a to and the complexities on the ground of hon. put the efforts to stabilize molly, set out in a 2015 piece deal. before we discussed the various elements of play with, i guess that's watched this report from carlock hacking the bags and heading home. the united nations peacekeeping mission in money is coming to an end.

and their fight against groups linked to iso and al qaeda in the region. but even before promotions reported death security analysts say fighting between those groups was on the rise. also increasing human rights violations by government troops and civilian deaths. what c, nasser is a security analyst that came in human rights abuses. it's huge. you had to use. and by wagner going in, the french went out and now the me just my is going out raising a georgia, a huge voice actually, and permitting those groups to ask more freely drawn down the mission. and molly, by the end of the year, was never going to be easy. by comparison, the un took 3 years to withdraw force half its size from dar for sudan. now growing instability in this a whole region cast out on the u. n's ability to make that timeline. a new report by the un secretary general notes. the recent qu in the share a trans at hub for you and operations, will make the drawdown extremely challenging and require more than the $590000000.00 budgeted. new share is one of the routes for repeat, creating a p

every single place that this group, wagner group has gone, death, destruction and exploitation have followed. applause. thousands turn out in ireland for the funeral of the singer sinead o'connor. the uk's elections watchdog reveals it has been the victim of a "complex cyber—attack" — potentially affecting millions of voters. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start in brazil — and a landmark summit to protect the amazon rainforest. the leaders of eight south american countries that share the amazon, have gathered in the city of belem. scientists are concerned that, deforestation in the amazon may be approaching an irreversible tipping point. brazil's president — lula da silva — is hoping for a co—ordinated regional approach, to tackle illegal mining and logging — as well as other environmental crimes. our reporter azadeh moshiri looks at what's at stake in the summit. the amazon is, of course, beautiful, but it's also hugely important in the fight against climate change. and that's because it s

it has been a group like the taliban that created an environment where antiterrorist groups -- there are a number of studies and assessments of the intelligence community, over 20 different groups of terrorists interests operating in afghanistan. take a look at what kind of dynamic it created. the pgp, what they have created is a frankenstein monster but it is hurting them. the stability of pakistan state. the rest of the region, iran is nervous, central asia is nervous. they're trying to keep some discussion with the taliban. so terrorism regionally has not been diminished but added to it china is concerned. the chinese, early on they engaged in negotiating with anti-islamic -- the etim, east turkestan islamic movement. they did the same thing they suggested to pakistan. the trade to the region potentially exists and continues to be strengthened but also internationally, taking the bigger problem of this migration route. with that there is a lot of elements of these groups that could find their way to other places and remain international. >> thank you very much for that. so what i