for that part of africa in in addressing the problems that vex part of the world. as you know the horn of africa is a very volatile region it is very known for a repeated conflict between countries there was also a civil war like for so many years in that when when you see south sudan somalia even in yet you do need to abandon it and. the n.a.s. always have a very volatile region so when avi comes to power the 1st thing what you did is visiting all the neighboring countries even nost night when he opened a unity park in addis ababa in his palace he brought all the neighboring countries presidents and prime minister said some state to to come to give an end to sort of the problem and to unify that horn of africa country he always said repeatedly said that instead of bringing the last solution for that region we should come to give that we should work together so i can see that this peace prize might have a contribution for a peace in that region thank you for so so much for your insights there that was iraq go test for. american service thanks for joining us thank you very much. and jus

very little knowledge of the political landscape in the horn of africa's politics. omes with a lot of moral authority -- the words of this nature come with a lot of moral authority. could be used for purposes and ideas that are not consistent with the price. but at the same time, it is also very important tool for the recipients to use to advance the peace agenda. this award is not given to the most, you know, to the nicest person or the kindest person on earth. it is given for something very specific, for an individual who did the most in terms of advancing the cause of peace in the previous years. i cannot really think of anyone around the world who did that better than abiy ahmed. there are challenges in terms of forging relationships? absolutely. eritrea is a very closed system. it has concerns in terms of everything it does come in terms of every bilateral relationship it enters into. in the face, for example, a, dishizing if you be ethiopia to a plurality of voices, there would be concerns. those concerns do not in any way basicallyfrom -- tried to do everythin

significant or in tongues or holding the ability to be alone but most important they're all in the horn of africa region which is the tories for and stability. not just in and unleashing to the moment is going to be issues with neighboring ethiopia but also more important in the region immediate is in between and you could see it's your smile your. kenya it's. more recently that there's not really any single country where he doesn't play in the hall in terms of bringing people to the horse was the last 18 months and i think from that point of view what you tube is remarkable yeah i mean it's remarkable because if they realize there's own country then bilateral relations with eritrea and then as you mention the wider region what do you think their the nobel peace prize itself message do you think it sends just but you know to the people of ethiopia and the region. i think it is partly a recognition of a few such ignorant. but all the lore what we have far is a significant improvement from what we and who came to this. studio in a bit difficult and very complex position the situation into a beard's

these issues are innately connected and the third example i'll mention the ongoing drought in the horn of africa which is a terrestrial impact but given the monsoon seasons, given the amount of ocean upwelling that happens around the horn of africa and somalia in particular, the drought that has been happening there for the past several years has resulted in the displacement of millions of people internally and has recently put millions of children at risk from drought impacts . it has made worse by climate warming so this is what africa and the indian ocean are facing right now is as a consequence of carbon emissions. so part b of the special report looks specifically at the predicted risks for people and ecosystems and one thing that is valuable that the report does is it puts levels of confidence around things and i wish those of us who look at the human impacts to be as confident in what we think the impacts will be as the people who study the physics and biology. unfortunately is not a simple math equation and so there's a lot lower levels of competence around what we expect impacts to be o

the third is the ongoing drought in the horn of africa. it's a terrestrial impact, but given the monsoon seasons and the amount of up welling in somalia, the drought that has been happening thereetjw. past several years that has resulted in the displacement of millions of people internally, and has recently put millions of children at risk from drought impacts is made worse by climate warming. so this is what africa and the indian ocean are facing right now as a consequence of carbon emissions. so part b of the special report looks specifically at the projected risks for people and eco systems. and one thing that is incredibly valuable that the ippc report does is puts level of confidence around things. and i wish that those of us who look at the human impacts could be as confident in what we think the impacts will be as the people who study the physics and biology. unfortunately it's not a simple math equation. there's a lot lower levels of confidence around what we expect those impacts to be on communities. but that's where the opportunit

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seeds there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. i have a morgan has more on this now from car too. meetings between ministers from sudan if european and egypt have started here in the sudanese capital khartoum and it's expected to go on for 2 days now it comes after 3 days of meetings between technical teams from the 3 countries over the issue of the grant if you can read his own stem before the talks started here has been describing demands from egypt which relies heavily on the mound waters as impossible egypt wants to have engineers at the site where the dam is being built that is something if your view has rejected it also want the dam to be filled over a period of 3 to 7 years something if you also rejected it is also said that the dam should release 40000000000 cubic meters and if europeans negotiating team said that would be i

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions. a state of emergency has been declared in dora's protesters blocked roads nationwide because of rising petrol prices a sudden increase from the government scrapped 40 year old fuel subsidies striking workers say they won't end their blockade until the government reverses that decision and support. taxi and truck drivers block streets. transport unions went on strike to protest the end of subsidies that have been in place for decades. to make it but. we don't go out to protest because. the people the person is hurt because afterwards things will become more expensive the government announced a package of government measures worth more than 2000000000 a year. producer on a centrist path after this rule says the elimination of fuel subsidies was necessary to lift the economy and stop smuggling he also announced a

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera. president has ordered the release of his main political rival the opposition leader maurice come to was detained in january for organizing demonstrations in the central african nation the move comes as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up the summit recommended greater decentralization of the country's 2 and your phone provinces demonstrators have again taken to the streets in haiti's capital demanding the resignation of president john l. morey's protesters set tires on fire as they marched to the un office in port au prince opposition leaders are urging the international community to withdraw their support for marines friday as march is the latest most 4 weeks of protests in which 17 people have been reportedly killed court documents ever veiled that u.k

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. cameroon's president has ordered the release of his main political rival opposition leader maurice come to was detained in january for organizing demonstrations in the central african nation the move comes as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up now court documents reveal that u.k. prime minister barak's johnston will send a letter to the e.u. asking for a break that delay if a deal isn't agreed in 2 weeks' time a scottish court is considering with a johnson could be jailed if he takes the u.k. out of the block without a deal but johnson says he will comply with the new law which forces him to prevent a no deal drugs it on october 31st. greece's prime minister has accused turkey of trying to exploit europe's migrant crisis in the parliamentary debate here

it may take some rain to the horn of africa. e is strengthening, mind you. it is pulling away a lot of the energy and taking away showers from the south of india. ahead of the rugby world cup, it is cool and fresher but generally dry across japan. eastern parts of china as well. very wet weather for the philippines. we have also had a tropical storm making landfall in vietnam. the rain will continue for the next few days and they could be more flooding. we have a band of rain pushing its way across southern parts of australia. that will knock the temperatures in melbourne and adelaide is that rain comes in. eventually, that will push its way up eventually, that will push its way up towards sydney and should wash away some of those bushfires we are seeing at the moment. into the weekend across new zealand, it will bea weekend across new zealand, it will be a lovely warm one. temperatures around christchurch will be close to 30 degrees. much cooler in perth, with the rain, it will be cooler in melbourne and sydney too. across europ

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. well as the latest from where those talks are taking place on morgan is encounter him. meetings between ministers from sudan if european and egypt have started here in the sudanese capital hard to know and is expected to go on for 2 days now it comes after 3 days of meetings between technical teams from the free countries over the issue of the grant if you can read his own stamp before the talks started ethiopia has been describing demands from egypt which relies heavily on the waters as impossible egypt wants to have engineers at the site where the dam is being built that is something if you has rejected it also want the dam to be filled over a period of 3 to 7 years something if you also rejected it is also said that the dam should police 40000000000 cubic meters and if your peace neg

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping a few years ambitions nicholas hawke al-jazeera over. the courtroom where the water sure sharing talks are underway al-jazeera is have a morgan is there given what's at stake here what's the mood surrounding these 2. well adrian and we've heard from the sudan's minister of dams and irrigations and water resources and his describe the talks between the 3 sides so far as with the progress made the technical teams from the 3 countries if you p.s. sudan and egypt have meeting for the past 3 days before the ministers kicked up their meetings today and which is expected to last for 2 days now before the talks started if he has been describing the demands of egypt as impossible egypt once the dam to be filled in a period of between 3 to 7 years if he has rejected that it also wants the dam to release more than 40000000000 cubic meters some

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors may be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hark al-jazeera. britain's prime minister barak's chance and hopes his new set of proposals will block stall at bragg's in negotiations they include a new regulatory zone in northern ireland to price the existing so-called backstop arrangement there's to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland but johnson's plan hasn't gone down well with some senior politicians who say they will not support it john or how reports from london it is going to fail to ring a morning meeting of the cabinet boris johnson told ministers he would defend his new brakes of proposals in parliament with glutinous emoluments typical johnson language meaning he'd be syrup the sweet q very much mistress and so it proved the prime minister and his proposals could hardly have seemed more reasonable this government's objective has

the international charity save the children is warning that hunger levels are soaring in the horn of africa after an unusually dry summer they say that almost $13000000.00 people half of them children are facing critical levels of hunger in somalia ethiopia and kenya 2019 or so far seen the lowest levels of rainfall since 1901 failed harvests and dying livestock have already forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee the countryside for the city's 4 protesters and a police officer have been killed in the latest anti-government demonstrations in guinea there is widespread anger at a proposed change in the constitution the would allow veteran president called there to run for a 3rd term from the capital can actually nicolas hocked reports. gunfire in downtown conakry. frightened residents have locked himself indoors taking cover for guinea's paramilitary forces who are shooting live rounds in the streets what was supposed to be in the nation wide protest against president alpha condé has turned into street battles between security forces and demonstrators armed with sticks and knives they

the third example i'll mention is the ongoing drought in the horn of africa which is a terrestrial impact. given the monsoon seasons, the drought that has been happening there for the past several years that has resulted in the displacement of millions of people internally and has put millions of children at risk from drought impact is made worse by climate warming. this is what africa and thei indian ocean is facing right now, carbon emissions. part b of the special report looks specifically at the projected risks for people and ecosystems. and one thing that is incredibly valuable to the ipcc report, it puts levels of confidence around things. i wish those of us who look at the human impacts could be as confident in what we think the impacts will be as the people who study the physics and the biology. it's not a simple math equation. there's a lot lower levels of confidence around what we expect those impacts to be on communities. but that's where the opportunity exists. that because we have the ability to impact through governance, policy changes, the way that human beings may changes

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera is happy about them and straighter is have again taken to the streets in haiti's capital demanding the resignation of presidential an employee our tester set tires on fire as they marched to the united nations office in port au prince opposition leaders are urging the international community to withdraw their support for moyes day's march is the latest in almost 4 weeks of protests in which 17 people have been reported killed. transported ground to a halt in cities across ecuador after 2 days of protest over the rising price of fuel demonstrators are angry over the government's decision to end a decades old fuel subsidy present when a merino says he is open to talks with protesters but has refused to scrap the plan a state of emergency was declared on thursday after the protests became v

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is those topping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera. cameron's president paul bia has ordered the release of his main political rival opposition leader maries canto was detained in january for organizing demonstrations and the central african nation and this move comes as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up summit recommended greater decentralization for the country's 2 engle phone provinces cameron's english speaking regions have been fighting for 3 years to break away from the french majority and create their own state when he has more from. the national dollar conference has made recommendations that include the do some for allies addition of such an active just for example regions will have more revenues to run that day to day activities as well as execute projects and then the locals will be able ev

going up but the horn of africa cannot menace not going to hide in the shadow belfer center. they're making weapons from old. thank you beirut where the prime minister is speaking. of been telling our partners and the government that. the aim of any political practice is to secure a dignified life and the dignity of the people and dignity stems from the sentiment of independence and freedom how we've however dignity originates from the fact that people enjoy work jobs basic services education. and health care and since this government has been formed been telling my partners that we have taken positive steps yet we haven't achieved our goal for the past few days. the government has not been walking forward that's why our young men and women have given us many chances they have reached a state of despair and as a result of this despair they exploited it they took to the stream suppress their own anger and to demand all and each needs and every one. his or her will demand these demands and what are diverse and lawful however the only one demand the all call for is dignity and re

saturday but it will continue producing along these coastal areas as new studly way towards the horn of africa meanwhile you might just like to say on the edge of the screen we have a nother tropical cyclone suddenly working its way across the arabian sea so it is keeping an eye on that and we got some rain showers into southern africa and not just south africa but also across into and in india a bowl swapna and also down into most central areas so friday and stuff they want to show as a little bit cooler as well in johannesburg at 23. hours a day you take your time on the scale of modern slavery in the u.k. is enormous we've just seen the tip of the i spent the year to something called the modern slavery act i've just been surrounded with the don't come rescue fund so miss stone i haven't companies need to start to understand that the city's exploitation if it sounds too good to be true it probably is and there are some very very nasty people out there al-jazeera investigate britain's modern slave trade. the 1st hand glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists is the donald trump we are fi

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera. let's hear from where those talks are taking place i was there was have a morgan is in costume. meetings between ministers from sudan if european and egypt have started here in the sudanese capital hard to know and it's expected to go on for 2 days now it comes after 3 days of meetings between technical teams from the 3 countries over the issue of the ground if you can read his own stamp before the talks started if he if he has been describing demands from egypt which relies heavily on the mound waters as impossible egypt wants to have engineers at the site where the dam is being built that is something if your p. has rejected it also want the dam to be filled over a period of 3 to 7 years something if you also rejected it is also said that the dam should police 40000000000 cubic meters

saturday but it will continue producer along these coastal areas as new steadily away towards the horn of africa meanwhile you might just like to say on the edge of the screen we have a nother tropical cyclone suddenly work its way across the arabian sea so it is keep an eye on that and we got some rain showers into southern africa and not just south africa but also across into an india a bowl swapna and also down into most central areas so friday and saturday want to touche as a little bit cooler as well and john is 23. was another day another explosion. from one of the thousands of i.e.d. strewn through the landscape of this lawless tribal region in pakistan with only the most basic equipment a fearless bomb disposal unit are determined to counter the horrors of a relentless taliban onslaught. armed with faith a witness documentary. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out the syria time to recap our headlines now a big win for us house democrats after a key motion on the trumpet and inquiry is approved testimony in the coming weeks are now expected to be made public on line behind both

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera. cameron's president paul bia has over the release of his main political rival the opposition leader maurice come to was detained in january of organizing demonstrations in the central african nation the moves come as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up the summit recommended greater decentralization of the country's 2 provinces. demonstrators again taken to the streets in haiti's capital demanding the resignation of president john l. mores protesters tiles on fire as they march the united nations office in port au prince opposition leaders are urging the international community to withdraw their support from worries friday's march is the latest almost 4 weeks of protests in which 17 people have been reportedly killed now court documents reveal that u.k.

will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors may be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. the greek prime minister is accuse turkey of failing to control the flow of migrants and refugees into europe and of exploiting the crisis. in numbers crossing the see have sharply increased this year following a relative lull since the peak of the crisis 3 years ago those comments come as the greek government changes its refugee distribution policy. turkey as stated in the joint declaration must also assume its responsibilities it has the ability to control the flow in the museum it cannot give the impression that this issue is being exploited for its geo political pursuits i want to be clear this issue is here to stay europe is and will be a magnet for migration from asia and africa the phenomenon will continue and is likely to intensify that is why we need unity maturity and planning.