harold isaacs, ajournalist in haiti. - isaacs, a journalist in haiti. ank you for being on. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger and has refused to recognise the new leaders after the country's army took power in a coup, it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum — seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday, the head of the presidential guards unit, generalabdourahmane tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. chris ewokor in nigeria is following the story for us. there have been a lot of pressure being piled on the leaders of the coup in niger. this evening we are hearing that france has also suspended financial and other aid to niger with immediate effect. this is as a result of

harold isaacs, a journalist in haiti. harold, great to have your insight. thank you for being on.n missile attack on the city of sumy in northeast ukraine has killed at least one civilian and wounded five. national police and the interior ministry say the missile struck an educational centre. meanwhile, russia's defence ministry says three ukrainian drones were downed in an overnight attack on moscow. it's happened after president zelensky visited ukrainian special forces near the city of bakhmut and as kyiv continues its counter—offensive. the city has been the scene of some of the fiercest fighting of the war. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger and has refused to recognise the new leaders after the country's army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its unflagging support for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday, the head of the presidential guards unit, generalabdourahmane tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corru

harold isaacs.s said he does not reject the idea of peace talks on ukraine. speaking after meeting african leaders in st petersburg, he said an african or chinese peace initiative could serve as a basis for any talks. but mr putin also said it was hard to implement a ceasefire when the ukrainian army was on the offensive. it comes as the mayor of moscow has accused ukraine of a drone attack on the russian capital. two office blocks were damaged but there were no injuries. meanwhile, ukraine says a russian missile attack on the north—eastern city of sumy has killed at least one civilian and wounded five. officials said the missile struck an educational centre. the uk prime minister, rishi sunak, has ordered the department for transport to review existing so—called low—traffic neighbourhood schemes — which seek to reduce the numbers of cars using streets in some residential areas. mr sunak told the sunday telegraph newspaper, he wanted to show drivers that he was "on their side." critics, including so

harold isaac is a journalist based near port—au—prince.ltinational security force to haiti. for many people here, it came as a bit of a surprise, especially after over nine months of waiting for word oran over nine months of waiting for word or an actual commitment with regards to foreign police or military personnel here in haiti. in the last week or so there seems to have been a lot of including the evacuation of us authorities and also now there is information about troops eventually, police officers eventually coming to haiti so everybody is taking this for the most part with a bit of a grain of salt, of cautious mass, with regards to what it entails in the short term. effectively, the question of foreign military or police intervention in haiti has been a polarising one over the years. especially after the minister, the un peacekeeping mission from 2004 — 2017 which did not believe haiti necessarily with good memories, especially the cholera epidemic and sex abuse scandal so it is early to know how the population will react to this ne

wouldn't have done it because then we would have been hypocrites but she has a future isaac crime reporter on my show. >> harolduge fan of the state of kentucky -- the commonwealth of kentucky. i think she is onto something because we know the bourbon trail in kentucky attracts visitors, so the xanax trail, big revenue generator. >> harold: prime time, thoughts on this? >> jesse: i think she is absolutely adorable, in a very misguided, criminal way. i am not really quite positive she has found god, but i think there might be an 11th mug shot. >> harold: person of the week for "fox news sunday?" >> shannon: we got out-booked by gutfeld. is anyone here have a mug shot? >> greg: if we did, would we tell you? >> jesse: greg must have one. >> shannon: don't act like you've never thought of how you would pose. you should think about -- >> jesse: why are you looking at harold the whole time? >> shannon: what is my most innocent look? >> greg: if i was committing a crime i would wear an eye patch because they have to take their picture with me with an eye patch. like the kaiser so stay limp. remember? "all the usual su