to address the equal access to back seat have a un security council has approved a 12 month extension to keep the last remaining voter crossing between turkey and syria open, making it possible to continue delivering aid. they were for border crossing 7 years ago, but russia veto to have 3 of them shot and had threatened to do the same with bob, bye, how a coughing at once a to go through damascus instead. under the syrian government control agency say this would be catastrophic and have consequences for the humanitarian situation in the north. will trucks from turkey, delivery essential, 8 to more than 3000000 syrian basic medical supply.

next to address the equal access to the back seat have a un security council has approved a 12 month extension to keep the last remaining voter crossing between turkey and syria open, making it possible to continue delivering aids that were for border crossing 7 years ago. but russia veto to have 3 of them shot and had threatened to do the same with bob by how a coughing it once a to go through damascus instead. under the syrian government control agency say this would be catastrophic and have consequences for the humanitarian situation in the north. will trucks from turkey, delivery essential, 8 to more than 3000000 syrians, basic medical supplies will continue to reach it live. the last tribal have enclave . but it's still not enough, but you and says, with the continued government as strikes and the pandemic long term solutions need to be found. they saw sir di reports from inside did lip. it leaves medical infrastructure in ruins. and it's making medical care hard to find for some serious, most warrantable people, a lot of money, but still with facing tremendous difficulties in t

a u. they took their case 1st before the un security council. they took it to, to the arab states, to the arab league, which issued a letter, they have a meeting in the last 10 days. and then you've seen some bilateral efforts by the, by the saudis, and of course now by the chinese to have a don permanency on the security council. and so what we've seen is obviously pan arab solidarity around this issue. but again, all trying to do essentially the same thing, which is to force the parties back to the negotiating table. i don't think anyone has the ability to leverage ethiopia into making concessions that it's just not willing to make right now. so well, as we're hearing that from james diplomatic editor, there has been talk and speculation of potential military action around some of these tensions. do you see any of that as a real possibility yet? well, we can certainly say for certain that egypt and sudan have been conducting military exercises, joint military exercises in their, in their 2 countries. they have renewed security cooperation agreements. so there's certainly been no lack of saber rattling, going on for both cartoon and cairo. howev

for them to reach a deal as if it continues with the building, the construction and the funding of the renaissance them, they've gone to the un security council, both of them and egypt have gone to the secret council in hopes of a solution to bring the $35.00 together. now the un security council has referred the matter back to the african union, but previous talk have failed to produce results. and many, i'm wondering right now, especially with these officials, a wondering if you is actually came in the 1st place to reach a deal for the update. thank so much it morgan for the in cartoon. well, the $4000000000.00 grand ethiopian renee sold dam has caused nearly a decade of tensions between ethiopia, sit on egypt. ethiopia says the hydropower project is crucial to economic development. i will provide electricity for 70 percent of its population. saddam and egypt are worried. the dam will affect the flow of the nile, the main source of fresh water for that 150000000 citizens. the main disagreement is the time it'll take to fill the dams reservoir, which will effect the flow of water downstream. if you says i'm take 5 to 6 years to complete, but egypt has proposed 12 years

a un security council. ah, police and haiti. they have killed 4 suspects, believe to be involved in the assassination of president of anomalies. security officials say they were involved in a gun battle with an armed group, but he's also arrested to other men, but didn't provide any information about those in custody. but he was shot during a raid on his home on wednesday, the entire prime minister, clo joseph, i said the crime would not go unpunished. rosalind jordan reports the family of haitian president jovan moyes will not be able to hold an open casket. funeral assassins shot him several times in the head in front of his wife and daughter. early on, one day, later that night, police arrested these 2 men in the patriot vill neighborhood of photo plants. they killed 4 other suspects. 3 officers were briefly held hostage during the raid noises killing, upset local residence after you've got with somebody, imagine we live in this area close to the precedent, even when we have problem through the precedent, we can't imagine they will kil

his neighbors have salad over a damn p as locks in a years long dispute over the trans renaissance project with egypt and sudan. they want the dispute to be discussed at the un security council meeting. have a morgan report from godaddy and sedan. when rebel sees the grand capital this week, this european government said that it was because it had withdrawn its forces. it says it needs them to focus on other threats to the country. when did you ma by? you don't just go to the goal of declaring a cease fire. and the to gray region is to neutralize the danger of the 2 great people's liberation front and withdraw military equipment from there. because the region does not currently pose a threat to the country. the exit of the army from too great is one of the steps to address the external threats to the renee sounds damn and fill the gaps. the renaissance dam is built on the blue nile source of 80 percent of the miles waters . it's set to become africa, the largest hydro electric down upon completion. if you says it's help lift millions of people out of poverty. but talk through, we can agreement with the downstream country, sudan, and egypt over the damp filling and operation

ambassador, it seems likely back in the security council in the next week or so, because we're hearing the french presidency of the un security council. a likely to have a meeting, which again will involve ethiopia, this time on the good damn in the blue nile meetings that sedan in egypt want. ethiopia doesn't want, but certainly many council members believe that getting more and more worried about the deteriorating situation. recently between those 3 countries, and i'm told it's likely that the meeting will take place next thursday. thank you very much, james bayes, pointing to us that from united nations, ah, u. s. military is pulled out of afghanistan's by graham base, the center point of its water, topple the taliban, and hunt down. all kite are off to the 911 attacks afghan forces in our control of the base. but in a sign of the chaos that could follow official se soldiers to clear out dozens of people who looted the complex after the americans left during the night without informing local troops. and fisher has more from washington. ah, it became like a many american city, 75 kilometers from cabal. it was the starting point for many americans de

a conflict. they say that diplomacy is the only way to go. the un security council have said that this country should go back to talks mediated by the african union. there's a lot of concern. yes, but i mean, a lot of people will talk to here in a few. and in those other 2 countries as well saying that the reason know, obviously for hopefully this needs to be resolved, but a binding solution of binding legal agreements must be in place so that everyone can be on the same page on the operations of his dom catherine, so that for us in the sub a thank you. now after 17 months serve m t down salt, england's night clubs of reopened with bank confetti and countdowns marked the start of what's being called freedom day. almost all cro virus restrictions that are being listed much to the disapproval of scientists. health experts, warm cove at 19 infections could reach 200008 day within weeks. meanwhile, a south korean military ship is the latest current of ours battleground in just a week. infections on board have gone from 6 to almost all of the crew of $301.00. it comes as the

a deadly security lapse that he's presidential palace could have occurred the head of the general security unit for the police guard demitria rog. now under investigation. manuel up a little al jazeera. the un security council has approved a deliveries from turkey into rebel held non syria for another year. russia and threatened to block the operation preferring a be directed through damascus or last minute compromises reach to you as president joe biden has called on his russian counterparts, vladimir putin to crack down on cyber criminals. last, we can move the 1000 businesses were affected by a ransomware attack originating from russia. it's believe to be the biggest attack of it's caught in history. a us the nation at 1400000 doses of johnson and johnson, 900 vaccine. as arrived in afghanistan, capital, cobble, the you and children's agency. unicef says it's the 1st of 2 shipments this month, and part of the kovak global sharing program. less than 4 percent of the population as received a job. cove in 19 cases across the u. s. are increasing rapidly sparking phase of a new outbreak. 11 percent rise in a week is being blamed on the delta variance, which is now the dominant strain across the us. those the

have evacuated. another condo building in the area of a fears that it is also unsafe. un officials have told the security council that more than 400000 people in g o. p as t gray region are now suffering from famine. the region has been cut off from aid since fighting broke out last year. the u and warned of new clashes despite a unilateral cease fire by ethiopia as government. more than 2000 or 8 workers have formed a human chain in north western serious stretching from the border with turkey to the rebel held city of england may oppose russia's efforts to close. the only remaining border crossing that allows aid into areas held by syrian insurgents. angle america has been in britain on a mission to reset rest relations strained by bricks. it is her last official visit the u. k. before she steps down, as the german chancellor miracle held wide ranging talks with the british prime minister. and of course, there was also time for tea with the queen at windsor castle. the far is johnson on a charm offensive as he welcomes the use? longest serving leader, this is angular med cause 3rd visit to check his. the countr

it's worth telling you that junior has also produced a draft resolution for the un security council having spoken to diplomats, i don't think there's any chance for that resolution in its current form is going to be passed. certainly nothing going to happen today. it could be some way off, and certainly some diplomats telling me that i really like the idea of any resolution on this issue because it sets a precedent. it sets a precedent, these sort of issues over water resources would come to the security council. and they know that there are so many disputes over the water around the world that the security council could become bogged down in it. and it wouldn't be the best use of their time. that certainly, i think is the position of the current president of the security council, france, the ambassador of france at the beginning of the month. i asked him about this situation. he said, i think all we can do is trying to get them to go back to the negotiating table is not for the security council to start measuring amounts of water and dams. that's really not our role. no, but it is a proje

the un officials have been painting a dia, picture of the western situation ticket. i joined the un security councils 1st public meeting on the conflict diplomatic at his head. james base reports from un headquarters in new york in the 8 months since the start of the ethiopian military offensive, the security council couldn't even agree on holding a public meeting on t gray until now. in front of the cameras and basses were given grim new figures, showing the scale of the suffering more than 400000 people are estimated have crossed the threshold into famine and another 1800000 people on the brink of famine . summers suggesting that the numbers are even higher. 33000 children severely malnourished. and there was a warning it could get much worse. there is potential for more confrontations and a swift deterioration in the security situation, which is extremely concerning. ethiopia, as ambassador warned that international pressure could push his country over the edge, though, like to make it clear that the political, prego and hasty bilateral course measures against an acceptable and valid busy tennis o

suffered injuries, trying to escape from upper floors protest have taken place, demanding justice for the victim. the un security council has approved a deliveries from turkey into syria for another year. russia had threatened to block the operation, but a compromise has not been reached. is really forces have injured more than 120 palestinians protesting against illegal settlements. they were rallying near the village of bass l. soldier as far as live gunfire, rubbing, rubber coated steel, bullets unsung grenades, released in hasty, se group of 4 and mercenaries is behind the assassination of president of anomalies . they detain to patient americans on more than 20 colombians, france will have its military presence in this region. president manuel my call may be announcements at a summit of regional leaders. he insisted it would be a gradual withdrawal. south africa, the high court has dismissed an application by former president jacob too much to suspend his prison sentence. to my serving a 15 month term for failing to appear before a corruption inquiry sells to don's president has promised peace. during his ceremony marking and dec

ready news kind of there, i'm just going to have a home with the headlines for you here on rivera. the un security council has discussed the controversial mega project that europe is building on the river and i am egypt and through dawn, say the ground. if you appeal renee on time limits, say access to fresh water. but if you're, if he says the u. n is in the place to address such concerns. dramatic editor james base reports now from the united nations.

late wednesday night, the court sentence who might have 15 months in jail for failing to show up, but a correction inquiry last week. un security council is set to discuss ethiopia as grand renaissance. later on thursday, the project has trained ties with egypt and sudan. those countries fear it will greatly reduce your access to supplies of fresh water from the nile. in hong kong, 47 pro democracy activist george under china's national security law have been back in court. the challenge is related to their roles in organizing elections last july . and in the us emergency workers in florida say there is 0 chance of finding survivors after building partially collapsed last month rescue as i spent 2 weeks searching through the rebel. but haven't found anyone alive him soon after the apartment block felt 54 people. i confirm dead. those are the headlines on al jazeera witness continues next day with this. i had it on you on it. i want you to still go with that. it was on one second and again, it was going to be susan. susan, susan, susan got caught up with a little game, a local, get them. i got a half an hour. i said, if i said i forgot

a getting through the bab, how are crossing. the un security council is expected to vote on friday. the global 19 death hill this week. suppose 4000000 many races. deaths have been in india which experienced a ferocious new wave of the virus. while infection rates have started to fall, many people are still living with the limb, lingering effects of long coded dw report. them an air manero salary is in delhi, where she met with some of those struggling to recover it's been almost a month since the bulk of the while came back home after a long bout in the hospital. after losing 25 kills and still very weak. b plus is now slowly trying to get back to a state of normal seat and the life he had before it was disrupted by a severe 1. 900 infection. only issues came to mind. 60, but i will be able to win this battle or not. after struggling, initially, the book managed to get admitted to a hospital when his workplace intervened. off the 50 days he spent that 40 spent in the intensive care unit. he says he lost track of time of days and nights. and that the time he spent lying in a room tramped with patience, broke his. that was the thing was happening at the end

have not that much food. we expect a meeting, but the un security council in the coming days. but for now, the government will say we will not will and we will continue with a project and abide by the timelines. ok, catherine. sorry. it's a late this from addis ababa. catherine. thank you. hundreds of africa and government troops fled across the border into touchy sound. as the taliban takes more territory taliban fighters to multiple districts in the northern province of duction over the weekend. neither softer. i've cancel just sledge, their posts, we can government says it is sending in reinforcements. now since the u. s. draw dad accelerated in may. the taliban has doubled the number of districts that holds with as many afghans living under taliban rule. as those in government control, there is 100. thanks to god. and this is prison before the majority of the afghan people in the previous era, june the taliban rule. for more than 10 years, we are now in control, board and 70 percent of the territory. it is simply because that people know us very well and the afghan people

have turned to the un security council to provide solution as if you'll be a start at 2nd filling. if u. p. a has rejected the move thing, the african union should resume handling the talks. he but morgan like to 0. ruth harris, the blue nile. now once again, the cam film festival has bond films from streaming giants like netflix from its postage is. competitions. organizers say the festival must support and protect the cinema experience. but questions are being raised by critics as to whether they're out of touch and fighting a losing battle. latasha but a report from cam. this is what he was seeing can films out by netflix. the us streaming giant has produced award winning movies, but because netflix refuses to show its films in french cinemas, it is bought from the festival competitions totally but forms hold on. all platforms are invited to can amazon co producer opening film net and accepted that the film must have a french release in competition. films must be shown in french cinemas. and the day that netflix accepts this, we will be delighted to have them the route between t

it has to saddam that have urged the un security council to acts against the controversial make a damn that if the opiate is building on the nile river, they say the ground if you open renee on them, limits their access to fresh water. the c o b a says the un should not be involved . and diplomatic editor james base reports from the united nations. the outside un headquarters, e. c o, p, and protest has gathered. they didn't want this meeting to take place to demonstrate that point. unlike egypt and sudan, ethiopia didn't send its foreign minister to this meeting. instead, it was represented by its water and irrigation minister. of the con, union is seized of the matter. and is emily facilitating our negotiation? that is why it is regrettable that are she steadily countries of the 2 brings a matter to the security company. it was sudan and egypt that had demanded this meeting, saying the fact that ethiopia is again filling the damn amounts to a threat to international peace and security. does not an overstatement to affirm that for egypt the girl is an existing chauffeur at. this is a

in his home while posing as us a special agents. wild leaders have condemned the killing, which deepens the political crisis in the caribbean nation. the un security council is due to discuss the situation later today than is moving the remains of haiti slain president jovan l. more ease from his private residence where he was killed. outside the villa investigator scoured for evidence and leads as to who may have planned and carried out, dss nation. gunman rated mo ease is home in the early hours of wednesday. his wife, with critically wounded and is being treated at a hospital in florida. the government has declared an emergency, but they don't need to be declining. it does, we have decided to declare a state of siege in the entire country. i share the sorrow of the president's wife, who happened to be with him the evening of the attack. sorry. but monday will be last year that we have for people to stay calm. must we appeal to the intelligence of haitians? it's difficult time. no man, the president, no ease is. a fascination comes amid rising gang violence and growing humanitarian crisis. food and fuels shortages as well as rising inflation are making

renee sounds, dan is complete. egypt and sudan want a binding deal of the feeling and the dams operations. they have approached the un security council to intervene, ethiopia says the project is essential to its development, the cairo, and cartoon fer, it could restrict their water. access of cornerstone is withdrawing its diplomatic spell from pakistan. after the brief abduction of the ambassadors, daughter, the capital, as lama bought the route between the ne, this is taking the turn to the worth. as the african government accused of pockets on supporting the ton of bomb, the 1st guantanamo bay prisoner, released under the bought and administration, has been repatriated to morocco of dullness. there was captured by post on the agents in 2001 and was sent to guantanamo bay, but was never charged. 39 prisoners remained at the facility. use continues on al jazeera right after $11.00 east. something was going to change. anything really change? this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the variance, know what to say. we are all saying we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the w

a james base has worn out from the united nation intense negotiations at the un. about whether you have a compromise. russia's ambassador being friendly yet coy. in fact, just minutes before the security council met a compromise deal had been reached after months in which it looked like russia might veto the authorization to keep the only border crossing, delivering aid into syria open. a deal was unanimously agreed that extends the operation of the bible. how a crossing for further 12 months. russia said it was a result of its direct diplomacy with the u. s. she wouldn't remember. so simply, states means you. today we are witnessing a historical moment for the 1st time russia and the united states not only managed to find an agreement, but to present a joint text, which was supported by our colleagues in the council. we expect this kind of a day would become a turning point, that not only syria would wind from this, but the middle east and the world as a whole. so, later the us ambassador linda thomas greenfield was asked about those comments. i certainly see it is an important moment in our relationship, and it shows that what we can do with the russians if we work with them diplomatically

have turned to the un security council to provide solution as if you'll be a start at 2nd filling. if you'd be a hazard, get to the move thing, the african union should resume handling the talks. he but morgan like to 0. ruth harris, blue nile in hong kong, $47.00 pro democracy activists charge on the china is national security law. have been back in court. the charges are related to their roles and organizing elections . last july, the aim of that pole was to ensure that enough pro democracy candidates would be elected to the cities legislative council. another member of the raj pack. the family has been sworn to sterling as parliament basil roger fox. scott is now the finance minister. his brothers are prime minister and president, while his nephews also in the cabinets. the family is dominated for lincoln politics for 2 decades. now for an and this has more from colombo master roger pox a the latest roger pox to enter the sherlock and parliament that takes the total number of family members to 7 in the legislature of this country. now, bustle, roger, pox i have for a long time b

a deadly security lapse that he's presidential palace could have occurred the head of the general security unit for the police guard demitria rog. now under investigation multiple al jazeera, the un security council has approved a 12 month extension of a deliveries into non serial. the program was due to expire on saturday, nearly a 1000 trucks and turkey brings supplies, millions of syrians every month. russia once the aid to flow through damascus to its allies in the syrian government, but agreed to compromise in last minute tools with the u. s. to pass the resolution that will not say the extension of a deliveries into northern syria is essential for the survival of more than 3000000 people. medical supplies will continue to reach it live. the last rebel held enclave. but the pandemic has deepened the humanitarian crisis, that fueling calls for long term solutions. and it's all for the reports from england. it gives medical infrastructure in ruins and it's making medical care hard to find for some serious most wall level. people haven't been missed all but still with facing tremendous difficulties in the hospitals. the city is on the front line, the racing targets, the medical facilities const

have died in fires, more than factories than homes. but those overlooked fire safety standards are rarely prosecuted. akbar hossain, bbc news, dhaka. the un security council has voted to extend ainto syria from turkey for another year. the mandate for the long—running operation was due to expire on saturday, but a last minute compromise was reached between russia and the us. jean mackenzie reports from turkey—syria border. here was her last resort. it's where she ran to after two of her sons were killed. as millions fled the syrian regime, they found shelter in this corner of the country, outside the government's control. now they're trapped in makeshift camps, up against the border with turkey, existing on help from outside. just over the border in turkey, trucks are loaded with food, water, and medicine — part of an un agreement to bring crucial aid into a part of the country still controlled by rebels. 1,000 of these trucks go across the border every month carrying vital supplies, and that now includes covid vaccines. this is an absolute lifeline for people in idlib. for many, it's their only lifeline. that lifeline was in danger. russia, syria's key ally, signalled it want

have to endure in this camp is sometimes harder than living under a tree. if these deliveries didn't come, every month, we would die and the un security council reached a compromise after tough negotiations. russia was opposed, but eventually agreed to the extension. the price for doing so is still unclear. united nations coordinator mark cuts was hoping for more. and we need to make sure that we can just about food security. it's also about the health situation. it's about clean water, it's about shelter. what we really want to be doing in that area is we want to scale up this 8 operation a sigh of relief in the camps of it live. a food emergency has been averted. but alas, the solution to the conflict, or even peace and northwestern syria are still out of reach. we spoke to mark who just saw in the report. he's a us deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for syria. it tells us what the decision by the un security council means to people on the ground in syria. well, it means that millions of people who are trapped in a war then, are going to continue to receive the vital humanitarian aid that they depend on. i mean, we're talking about almost 2000000 display

tensions with its neighbors. egypt into don once a binding deal over the filling and the dams operations and have even approached the un security council to intervene. if you're, if you're there, it says the project is essential to its development. but cairo, and cartoon fer it would restrict their water access. let's go straight now to katherine. so she's joining us from addis ababa. katherine, this is obviously only going to height intentions while it is. but we have had from the ministry of irrigation, the minister docks us, unless you becca said that there was no major problems. it did not affect amy water levels. he said that the amount of water that has been stored is enough to run to top by to generate electricity. he also said the rain this season, very good. so that helped. this is a milestone for a few p. a many europeans have been waiting for the completion of this project. millions of them do not have access to electricity and they funded this project. you know, we feel from all walks of life from the very read to the summers in the villages contributed and what government sheds government bonds towards the construction off

have to endure in this camp and sometimes a harder than living under a tree. if these deliveries didn't come, every month, we would die and the un security council reached the compromise after tough negotiations. russia was opposed, but eventually agreed to the extension. the price for doing so is still unclear. united nations coordinator mark cuts was hoping for more. and we need to make sure that we can just about food security. it's also about the health situation. it's about clean water, it's about shelter. what we really want to be doing in that area is we want to scale up this 8 operation a sigh of relief in the camps of it live. a food emergency has been averted. but the last thing solution to the conflict or even peace and northwestern syria are still out of reach. european football is governing body usaa has ordered hungry to play 3 games behind closed doors as punishment for the behavior of their fans during euro 2020. and gary and fans had been investigated for racism and discriminatory behavior during the countries group stage mattress in budapest and unit hungry it's football association was also find 100000 euros in the show, a banner with the slogan, ec

have to endure in this camp and sometimes a harder than living under a tree. if these deliveries didn't come, every month, we would die and the un security council reached the compromise after tough negotiations. russia was opposed, but eventually agreed to the extension. the price for doing so is still unclear. united nations coordinator mark cuts was hoping for more. and we need to make sure that we just about food security. it's also about the health situation. it's about clean water, it's about shelter. what we really want to be doing in that area is we want to scale up this aid operation. a sigh of relief in the camps of lib. food emergency has been averted. but the last thing solution to the conflict, or even peace in northwestern syria, are still out of reach. i'm joined by my cuts. she's a un deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for syria. and he was in the report you just saw, of course, he joins us now from re huntley in turkey, close to that border crossing where aid is going into syria. welcome, more cuts. can you explain to viewers what the decision by the un security cancel will mean to people on the ground in syria? well, it means that millions of p

have a slide, the sharpie, professor of engineering faculty at the university of hawthorne, a warm welcome to you all. now did let me start with you today. so egypt and sudan of both asked the un security council to take up the issue of the grand, if the o, p, and renaissance, damn. what is the likelihood at this stage that the un security council will actually be able to resolve this dispute? how do they greetings, what is their number one in the international law of the united nation for ranks about your versus belongs to the ignition? not tuesday, then union and number one easy then. so then go to the un security council. now, who are these many? are any good at it is from if you will be in the international law of the wrong surround us. and also, you can see a cause all the hot, i'm not cause of the significant harm if you will be both easy and today. and this is why easy to ask you to be able to be counted to discuss the believe about would you be in charge to them about with regularity from the international law, or use that on to the us? how much let me ask you if it's well known, has not been too keen on the involvement of the un security council. they've rejected calls from either fro

people depend on getting through about how i crossing the un security council is expected to vote on friday . police chase, a 17 suspects have been detained in the killing of the country's president. jovan always 3 others were killed in fighting with security forces and 8 of phil at lodge columbia. as defense minister confirmed that several retired colombian soldiers were involved in the assassination of the global global cove at 19 deaf toll. this weeks, past 4000000, many recent deaths have been in india, which experienced a ferocious new wave of the virus. one infection, right there, have started to for many people, still living with the lingering effects of long cove it. w reporter manero counter is in delhi where she met with some of those struggling to recover its been almost a month since the bulk of the raw came back home after a long bout in the hospital. after losing 25 kills and still very weak. b book is now slowly trying to get back to a state of normal seat and the life he had before it was disrupted by a severe 1900 infection. only she was came to mind, the 16th that i'll be able to win up on this battle or no

the government has announced a si, fi that the rebels have dismissed and it is the fighting continues. the un told security council members at the situation is deteriorating even further figures. it was stark, 400000 people estimated to have all ready cross the threshold into famine and all the 1800000 fought to be on the brink of famine. and some suggesting that the true number is even higher than that show drain, are going hungry to the extent that 33000 are severely malnourished. so we'll have more on that security council meeting in a moment 1st. so his catherine saw his report from addis ababa it's a difficult task for a while because trying to get food and other supplies to those who need it. most anti guy fighting is still going on in some parts of the region. different forces control different areas and draw the facilities have been destroyed in some areas. this is what is left of a bridge over the tech has a river. it's an important supplier route to west and t guy. the wall food program says it's foods talks are running low and the airport still closed. reaching much of the population will be a struggle.

have to address that problem -- >> how are you going to? p.m. johnson:by engagement. what you can't do is simply push china way. china is a member of the p5. it sits on the un security council, quite rightly. we have to engage with china and make the case to china. one the most important things to come out of the g7 was the idea of building back a better world if the green initiative. that is a way -- show less text >> i'm going to my questions, if you will forgive me. p.m. johnson: it is your prerogative. >> i'm adjusted in your answers to my questions, not the questions you wish i had asked. he said in 2019 the digital authoritarianism is not a dystopian fantasy come but an emerging reality. how is that compatible with the government's recent decision to not calling a full investigation? show less p.m. johnson: this is a difficult business. this relates to a chip manufacturer in wales. i've asked national security advisor to review -- >> so it reviewed? p.m. johnson: we will look at it again. >> you told me -- p.m. johnson: to deal with it. what i can tell you, tom, his things to this government -- is thanks to this government, we are able to take action. >> i'm delighted

would you be pushing at the un security council by you, i mean, norway, of course, to try and get more border crossings open for a to get into the country. again, we wanted to have one more crossing open and the table, the resolution of draft together with islands and were co pay holders miss filing the security council. and we want to keep as many openings or crossings open as possible. but now we have a decision that takes care of the most acute issues and that decision is bands and what will happen with the next renewal into next year is of course, up for discussion. we hope that it will be possible to china as much as possible into the bubble, how a crossing and we know that from the us title. so this has been precarious for a long time. and to see that now the quote from you still open from the year is going to give aid and to relief and relief for millions of syrians who have no other way of reaching basic humanitarian need. the russian ambassador to the united nations commented after this resolution was passed and he described it as a milestone. he also said that today we are witnessing a historical moment and for the 1st time russia and the us not only m

have to go to the un security council? it has been discussed by the security council. it needs to be to continue to be discussed by the security council for a number of, of issues including you may have an access which is something that we have called for the number of occasion. and of course, association of o. c t. we are particularly worried as you and your seo. now hearing that 2 of the re trend refugee camp in that part of the country are and duck and with the likelihood that refugees with, of course come and we miss them as those refugee camps. you're talking about in the area where you are right now. they have a habits in that region of becoming almost semi permanent. if that happens, because no one site seems to be winning in the region of gray. so if they do become semi permanent, can your organization slash sudan cope with more refugees and an influx of more refugees? sudan has been a very welcoming country. sudan has experience in receiving very trend refugees to the 2 camps where i went to the marco bent neighbor are places where several years ago, 20 years ago, they were already returned. and if you just confirm and continue to

a heat wave. the past weeks have seen unusually high temperatures and the not expected to for soon a 31 degrees celsius temperatures are currently 10 degrees higher than normal in july. the un security council has meant to discuss the situation in haiti after the assassination of president is over now more ways into prime minister club. joseph stepped in as the leader of haiti and has called for calm, but the situation still remains tense. haitian police have killed at least 4 people in a gun battle and detain 6 others who authorities believe were involved in killing the president in his home. will be to have condemned vs fascination. the can be a nation now faces a deepening and ongoing political crisis. the body of murdered precedence, giovano east being brought out of his private residence, security forces, track down some of the suspects hours after the attack. police say they killed 4 of those involved and arrested 6 others. authorities in haiti said the assassins were foreign mercenaries who had posed as us drug enforcement administration. agents in the raid on his home most of them was speaking spanish, somewhere speaking english. and they ended with just so easily. and you said fort

the third most displaced population globally and have yet to see a peaceful solution to decades of violence. al jazeera. marianne: the un security councilextending by 12 months a mandate for aid deliveries to northern syria. nearly 1000 trucks from turkey bring supplies to millions of syrians every month. russia wanted the a's to flow through damascus to allies in the syrian government, but agreed to a couple must pass the resolution. diplomatic editor james bates has more from the united nations. . -- james: intense negotiations at the u.n., russia's ambassador being friendly yet coy. minutes before the security council met, a compromise deal had been reached, after months in which it looked like russia might veto the authorization to keep the only border crossing delivering aid into syria open. adil was unanimously agreed that extends operation of the crossing for 12 months. russia said it was a result of direct clumsy with the you -- direct diplomacy with the u.s.. >> we are witnessing a historical moment. for the first time, russia and the united states not only managed to find an agreement, but presented joint text supported by col

have turned to the un security council to provide solution as if you thought it's 2nd filling. if u. p a has rejected the move thing, the african union should resume handling the talks. he but morgan like 0. ruth harris, blue nile, or me at tragic miles. so and that's how the world help organisations described the global total of 4000000 current advice test warning where at a perilous moment in the pan demik, the w h. o chief, again, accused rich countries of hoarding vaccines and protective equipment saying it threatens the world's economic recovery. and he called on government to exercise extreme caution in lifting restrictions. within the next half hour, the u. k said to announce plans to bring in quarantine free travel from some destination for people who have accelerated, but the w h o says they could be dangerous consequences for easing measures to quickly. some countries with high boxing nation coverage and planning to roll out booster shoot shots in the coming months and not dropping public because social measures and relaxing as though the pandemic is already over. however, comp

the un security council has discuss a controversial mega and that each year is building on the nile, egypt, and who does have raised economic and security concerns about the project. but it says the master should rather be discussed of the african union in egypt. foreign minister had a rather blunt assessment of the situation. a nation of over 100000000 souls is facing an existing show threat. a grant structure of mammoth proportion has been constructed across the archery that bequeathed life till the people of egypt. a colossal wall of iron and steel has risen along the banks of a great and ancient river and has cast a long and dark shadow over the future and faith of the people of egypt. with every brick and every layer of mortar, the gird grows higher and its reservoir grows larger and it continues to constrict the life blood of innocent millions living downstream of this giant dam. columbia government has initial investigations indicate that retired members of its military were involved in the assassination of president of anomalies. 28th attackers have been identified by haitian police. most of them col