on that strenath eastern horn of africa. on that strength and — eastern horn of africa. ability, - eastern horn of africa. on that strength and capability, where | eastern horn of africa. on that - strength and capability, where does this leave the security in somalia? it is still very much problematic. somalia has not been stable for several decades now. the last regime was seen as not really capable of dealing with the al—shabab problem, and also within the wider region. al—shabab has carried out attacks in catania, low—level, level, we have seen many attacks, so the capabilities of al—shabab are quite immense, so therefore it will take quite a lot to deal with them. emmanuel igunza, bbc africa's corresponded, thank you. back here in the uk. almost 2,000 workers at the uk's busiest container port, felixstowe, are set to go on strike this morning in a dispute over pay. the company which runs the port says its offer of a 7% pay rise and £500 one—off payment is reasonable. there are concerns the eight—day walkout could affect the supply chain of goods to supermarkets and o

we decided to flee because of hunger, according to the united nations, the horn of africa is suffering its longest drought in 4 decades. in somalia, it says millions of people are facing famine and more than 3000000 animals essential to forming communities have died. crop production has also substantially dropped due to drought. the number of people now in need of urgent humanitarian assistance has increased from around 4000000 at the start of the year to more than 7000000. our focus is very much on livelihoods. it's providing cash to allow people to buy food to survive. it's about keeping the animals alive with emergency feeding, with treatments, with water supplies for animals and a drought context, which is super important. the brave commander is heading to djibouti carrying $23000.00 metric tons of wheat that will be transferred to ethiopia. one of 5 countries, the un diems at risk of starvation. ready this is the beginning, we hope of more normal operations. the food of ukraine fed 400000000 people across the world last year. w p purchased 880000 metric tons, and we moved that foo

it horn of africa, docks, injure beauty. and why man, who held up a bay route back is accusing the government of holding his money hostage. ah ah, here's your weather update in a minute 15. thank you so much for joining in. we'll begin in southeast asia. it's our usual spells of showers and some thunder downpours would be found here. but let me take you to this island in japan about a 1000 kilometers east of tokyo, chichi jima. we saw record windows for the month of august $174.00 clicks. all had to do with this typhoon here, equivalent to a category for storm. not just one for the record books for the winds, but also the rain scooping up more than $200.00 millimeters over the span of 24 hours. so let's track out together where this typhoon is heading. it's dipping further toward the south, but staying east of taiwan, that's a forecast on wednesday press plays. he where goes on thursday. yep. still staying east of taiwan, but it's going to inject a lot of moisture into the atmosphere and pick up that surf as well in time. big

the conflict out there as a threat to peace and security and the entire horn of africa. we are committed to working not only with the food other organizations -- the food organizations to deliver humanitarian assistance. >> i hope you are also working for a you and declaration of famine, the physical side of getting the food trucks in and enough fuel in so that you can move the food around the tigre area. we want to move on to another question. i have supported our aid to the palestinian people through umbrella and otherwise. teaching the next generation of israelis and palestinians to strive for a two state solution is important. the palestinian authority curriculum taught half a million palestinian students in west bank, gaza, jordan, has moved us further away from peace. it teaches a whole new generation to glorify terrorism and promote anti-semitism and reject a two state solution. they identify particular terrorists who have killed dozens of israeli civilians and teach these children those are their heroes. when barbara leaf testifying before this committee in june i

a disaster looms in the horn of africa. pact on this crisis on the most vulnerable. >> reporter: it is not a coffin he is being measured for. it is to keep him from the grave. he is acutely mall nourished. this boy is about 2 and can't walk. there's food for the youngest. but nothing for the other children. except far little wheat ground into a handful of flour. she says her husband died last year. she survives by selling charcoal but food prices tripled this year. the history that humanity's ancestors lived here is found in places like this. now water the very source of life is being measured out in coffee cups. 11.6 million people across northeastern africa are short of water in the worst drought of 40 years. here in northern kenya at least 85% of animals are dead. and the u.n. says 1.5 million head of livestock perished in kenya. now the price of staple food have more than doubled in many parts since the disruption of global food supplies by russia's invasion of ukraine. in short, europe's war may start killing people in

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the united nations says a ship carrying wheat from the ukraine to the horn of africa has docked in djibouti,000 tons of grain. it is the first vessel to make the journey to the region since russia invaded ukraine six months ago. the shipment will be transported to ethiopia. experts say it is enough to feed 1.5 one million people for a month. the u.n. says 82 million people need food aid across eastern africa, because of extreme weather, surging food prices, and conflict. >> we have seen the reduction of 15% in wheat prices globally since the black sea initiative cummings. -- initiative commenced. what we want to see is more food flowing. we need millions of tons in this region. in ethiopia alone, three quarters of everything we used to distribute originated from ukraine and russia. >> an independent consultant, previously the deputy consultant for ethiopia joins us live from washington, d.c. how much difference will this make, do you think? >> thank you, lauren. the ship docking in djibouti is very important. the commodities provided are desperately needed. but it is a drop in the ocean com

reporter: according to the u.n., the horn of africa is suffering its longest job in four decades.somalia, millions are facing famine, and more than 3 million animals essential to farming communities have died. production has also substantially dropped due to drought. the number of people now in need of urgent assistance has increased from around 4 million at the start of the year to more than 7 million. >> our focus is very much on livelihood. it is providing cash to allow people to buy food to survive. it is about keeping the animals alive with emergency feeding, with vet treatments, with water supplies for animals and a drought context which is super important. reporter: the brave commander is heading to djibouti carrying 23,000 metric tons of wheat that will be transferred to ethiopia, one of five countries the u.n. deems at risk of starvation. >> this is the beginning we hope of more normal operations. the food of ukraine fed 400 million people across the world last year. wfp purchased 880,000 metric tons, and we moved that flew to somalia, yemen, ethiopia, sudan. reporter: th

instability here causes chaos across the whole horn of africa. the increased band across the county has led to dozens of murders and thousands of livestock lost in raids and now met with military operations and a dawn to dusk curfew. around 200 machine guns and other weapons were captured in one recent police operation loond along with ammunition. nomads are moving south into major towns and they have invaded wild life sanctuaries competing with protected and often endangered animals for food and water. the results can be fatal. two men were recently killed by a female elephant near here. but it is violence between humans that is putting the most traditionally stable country in the horn of africa at risk. >> anytime you get people that are hinungry and without other options, you have a security situation. and northern kenya, we're bordered by south sudan, ethiopia, somalia, all of which have had or are still in the grip of conflict that spews small arms. and so you have a lot of weapons up here and increasing hunger. so, yeah, that is a security c

instability here causes chaos across the whole horn of africa. and now met with military operations and a dawn to dusk curfew. weapons were captured in a police operation. roadblocks screen travelers in daylights. nomadded move south. they have invaded wildlife sanctuaries competing with protected and eng dangered animals for food and water. two men recently killed by a female elephant near here. violence between humans is putting the most stable country in the horn of africa at risk. any time you get people that are hung hu hungry without options you have a security situation. they have had or are still in the grip of conflict that spews small arms into the system so you have a lot of weapons up here and increasing hunger. that's a security concern. >> reporter: that security will endure if the landscape continues to dry out and war in europe chokes food supplies to africa's most needy. >> powerful images and devastating results. joining us is david beasley of the world food program and formerly south carolina's governor. what did you see in som

and the united nations is wanting 22000000 people in the humanitarian aid in the horn of africa because of the devastating drought ah. with here's your weather update in a minute 15. thank you so much for joining in. so the wet weather is starting to peter out across said japan, you know, for that southwest corner of japan's main island of honju, there were land side alerts in play and also inundation alerts. but again, the bulk of that activity has fizzled out. we've got a clutch of showers and storms closing in on beijing that's going to drop your temperatures. we've seen temperatures fall off in shanghai to $35.00 degrees on sunday, but still that heat for central areas of the yangtze river valley wu han at 40 and shanghai. your temperatures will once again climb in the days to come. not only high temperatures, but high humidity here. so feeling about $47.00 on tuesday, that is well above average. and this has been going on now for months off to indo china. it's just a soggy forecast here. the southwest monsoon here in a lot of rain in to not only me, i mar, but also thailand as well

only one to the horn of africa so far. why? n that left ukraine in the last couple of weeks through this corridor, were ships that were docked in ukraine ports before the war so they were targeted for those buyers. that included a lot of corn going to europe. it included a little going to the middle east. and some wheat going to the horn of africa. i think the shift will change as we see more wheat coming out of ukraine. reporter: the joint coordination center that the u.n. runs, a body that is corn this in istanbul said that there have been 25 ships that left ukraine 20 are arriving in ukraine now. is that a sign of what you were just adjusting -- the food will now go to more places? >> i think we will see a mix. if you look at who ukraine would ship to is a lot in africa and the middle east. for corn, and they ship a lot of corn, a lot of that goes to china and europe. some of it goes to the world food program and others that help alleviate hunger. reporter: beyond this deal, do you believe enough is being done to ease a globa

but the war, combed with a historic drought in the horn of africa and complications from clue -- from created a global food crisis. the first africa bound ship left yesterday. it carries cargo destined for ethiopia. 23,000 metric tons of wheat will go to a nation of 20 million people facing hunger. but so far, most exports are not going to those with the most need. of 25 ships, more than a quarter have gone to turkey. iran and south korea each received 5, next on the list: china, ireland, and italy. and the exports so far are a fraction of what's needed. 700,000 tons of food have left ukrainian shores. 20 million tons, remain trapped in ukrainian silos. >> that's have no illusions there is a long way to go before , this will be translated into the daily life of people at their local bakery and in their markets. supply chains are still disrupted. energy and transportation costs remain unacceptably high. nick: and some of the exports aren't arriving at their intended destinations. the very first ship that left ukraine arrived not in its original, reported destination lebanon - but in ru

misinformation, lies, but no actual support to countries like those in the horn of africa who are facing this incredible hour of need. nick: let's move to east africa. some of the largest buyers of ukrainian and russian wheat are in east africa, where tens of millions of people currently are suffering from various levels of hunger. food prices have risen dramatically. there is historic drought. you went to kenya and somalia and announced $1.2 billion in assistance. in some ways, is that a drop in samantha: well, it is a lot of money and it will buy a lot of food and a lot of assistance. prior to the trip, i also announced an unprecedented investment in rutf, the therapeutic food and pouches, packets, for very malnourished, very small children under five. that is the largest investment that has been made. we are also doing a fundraising drive to get others to match that. it is the rare form of food assistance where if young under five children do not receive these pouches, 90% of them will die if they are severely malnourished. but if they get those food pouches, 90% of them will survive.

united nations as a ship carry wheat from ukraine to the drought stricken horn of africa as doctrine djibouti shape was transporting 23000 tons of grain is the 1st vessel to make the journey to the region. since russia invaded ukraine 6 months ago, the shipment will be transported to ethiopia. expert say it's enough to feed $1500000.00 people for a month. the u. n says 82000000 people need food aid across east and africa because of extreme weather surging food prices and conflict of all ready seen a reduction of 15 percent in wheat prices globally. since the blacks, the initiative commence, what we want to see is more food flowing. we need from w peace perspective. millions of tons in this region in ethiopia, alone, 3 quarters of everything that we use to distribute originated from ukraine and russia. and c o p rebels in the northern to grow region. so they're trying to advance further into neighboring areas. but they're still open to piece talks. fighting in the horror region, south of rebel held to grow erupted last week ending of 5 month truce. the government of from is to be ahead

that un, already warned earlier this year, so a teen 1000000 people in the horn of africa were facing acute food insecurity. but that number has now increased to at least 22000000 as the region has struggled with a severe lack of rain for months on end. about 1000000 people have fled their homes and settled in humanitarian comes to receive food and water. the un says it's able to provide rations for 2400000 people. that's just a fraction of those in need. we heard from award winning journalist martin j, who says the us out of western powers of long taken a while an inefficient approach to resolving issues in africa. the culture has been fraught with a number, typically by droughts in the last couple of years, which are set to some parts of africa quite drastically. the history of nations in africa is deplorable. i mean, to go back to somalia, rwanda and other sites in central africa and church and blizzard like that where you and really has failed. but the problem is it always takes too long before maybe the western donors should begin to realize, you know, that you've got a problem i

that un, already warned earlier this year, 13000000 people in the horn of africa were facing acute food insecurity. that number now has increased to at least 22000000 as the region has struggled with a severe lack of rain for months on end. as we understand about a 1000000 people have fled their homes and settled in humanitarian camps for food and water. the un status, it's able to provide rations for 2400000 people, but that is a fraction of the 22000000 that needed. well, we heard from award winning journalist martin j a u n, and western powers of long taken a pretty ineffective approach to resolving issues in africa. the culture has been fraught with a number of typically bad droughts. and the last couple of years which are set to some parts after quite drastically. the history of the united nations in africa is deplorable. i mean, to go back to somalia, rwanda and other sites in central africa and chad and places like that where the un ready has failed. but the problem is it always takes too long before maybe the western donors actually begin to realize that you've got a problem. in

we decided to flee because of hunger, according to the united nations, the horn of africa is suffering its longest drought in 4 decades. in somalia, it says millions of people are facing famine and more than 3000000 animals essential to forming communities have died. crop production has also substantially dropped due to drought. the number of people now in need of urgent humanitarian assistance has increased from around 4000000 at the start of the year to more than 7000000. our focus is very much on livelihoods. it's providing cash to allow people to buy food to survive. it's about keeping the animals alive with emergency feeding, with treatments, with water supplies for animals and a drought context, which is super important. the brave commander is heading to djibouti carrying $23000.00 metric tons of wheat that will be transferred to ethiopia. one of 5 countries, the un diems at risk of starvation. ready this is the beginning, we hope of more normal operations. the food of ukraine fed 400000000 people across the world last year. w p purchased 880000 metric tons, and we moved that foo

allied to al-qaeda, and they have been carrying out attacks inside somalia and across the eastern horn of africa be the strongest militant group allied to the al-qaeda group. they control much of central and southern somalia. they have carried out attacks even recentlyjust along the border with somalia and ethiopia. this government initiative, the new president, i would say this was one of his top priorities dealing with this militant group, but this shows this attack shows the strength, the capabilities of the al—shabab group that it will take quite a lot to deal with it, because this insurgency has been going on for the last 15 years, and that is why perhaps the president has asked the international community for support in dealing with it, not just tackling them within somalia territory but also within the eastern horn of africa. on that strength and capability, where does this leave the security in somalia? it is still very much problematic. somalia has not been stable for several decades now. the last regime was seen as not really capable of dealing with the al—shabab problem, and also with

i havejust recently come back from the horn of africa where the problem there is five seasons of failed which is disaster risk reduction. irate is called dr art which is disaster risk reduction.— is called dr art which is disaster risk reduction. we work with local governments _ risk reduction. we work with local governments along _ risk reduction. we work with local governments along the _ risk reduction. we work with local governments along the ground i risk reduction. we work with local governments along the ground in | governments along the ground in local teams and are bound to find solutions and the things people will be pushing here is also true, when, god willing, we get the phase where they are rebuilding homes that those homes are actually resilient to the flood waters. as you can imagine, these are very poor rural communities who traditionally have lived around rivers and so they are aware that there monsoon rains but, as we mentioned, the climate change we cannot ignore. this is everywhere. wherever we are in bangladesh or the horn of africa, everything has been that much wo

in belgrade of the week the ship carrying grain from war toll ukraine has reached africa, the brave commander doctor, to booty on the horn of africa, loaded with 23000 metric tons destined for ethiopia. shipment was made possible by a deal agreed by keith and moscow. a team of united nations inspectors has arrived in ukraine ahead of their visits to the russian occupied upper regia nuclear power plants. i met with you, craig and present volume is landscape in capital key. later this week, building spent was operational site, which has been repeatedly hit by shelley, russian and ukrainian forces battle nearby prompting fears of a nuclear disaster. so what, what did the inspectors do next is our correspondent in keith young. phillip jones . yes, the inspectors had some meetings in key after day and they are planning to arrive at the nuclear power plant. said tomorrow, we don't know if this schedule is still valid. low and senior ukrainian official claims they had to rush. i had started to hit the corridor that is needed by the inspectors to reach the power plant. a claim of this senior official has not been verified yet, b

the brave commander, doctor, you booty on the horn of africa, loaded with 23000 metric tons destined for ethiopia. the shipment was made possible by deal agreed by keith. moscow team for un inspectors has arrived in ukraine ahead of their visit to the russian, occupies up a ratio nuclear power plant. i met with president of law them is the landscape and the capital key. later this week of l. inspect to these operations site, which has been repeatedly hit by shelling of russian and ukrainian forces, baffled nearby prompting fears of a nuclear disaster. so what will they do now? they've arrived is that correspondent in keith young from shots? yes, the inspectors had some meetings in key after they and they're planning to arrive at the nuclear power plant said tomorrow, we don't know if this schedule is still valid. low senior ukrainian official claims they had to rush. i had started to hit the corridor. that is needed by the inspectors to reach the power plant. a claim of this senior official has not been verified yet, but it is so certain that it's very difficult for the inspectors to

when i turn our attention out to the horn of africa, where kenya's go to the polls this week to pick a new president, both the main contenders have been trying to win over the last undecided voters. but one group has already made up its mind not to vote. can years young people, many have lost faith in their politicians. ah, the 2 front runners, mother kenyan presidency and the last legs, if a campaign, campbell county is voter rich. but there's one part of the electorate relo dinger and william. brutal have already disappointed can. yes you be there for this high. your briskness government not didn't, will be young before the projects public but the special is in surrounding our constitution. but we are not practicing it. why young people make out 3 quarters of kenya's population only around 40 percent of the registered voters i youth youth cancer, delegate peter kamani found it hard, motivating young people to come to railroad ingles rally the 77 year old is widely respected because he played a major role in the opposition movement for a multi party democracy. ah, this vote will be

says 22000000 people now faced starvation in the dryer, ravish horn of africa. the hasn't been enough rain for 4 years. levels of hunger have sword and kenya, if you appear in somalia, partly because of the slow down and deliveries of grain from ukraine, the chief of the world food program says, richer countries need to do more to avert a famine. we need a lot more country. stefano, including russia, including china. the china is 2nd largest commune, entire world, and we get diddly squat from china. i mean, nothing, nothing. i say nothing is so small. at least 20 people have been killed in floods, south of the afghan capital kabul cushy district and logo province has been hit the hardest more res, full cast and authorities of declared a state of emergency in 10 provinces. as early forces as searching homes in the occupied west bank, looking for a person who shot at a bus carrying settlers, the incident happened in the town of sir, while late on saturday, no casualties were reported. brazil's former president lewis and not feel lula da silva has held his 1st rally

conflict in ukraine is making it tough to get food shipments out of the country to areas like the horn of africaw in the grip of a historic drought and facing the threat of famine. but help is on the way after a deal last month between moscow and kyiv to unlock key black sea ports. i ship carrying 23,000 tons of ukrainian grain is now heading to the region. for more on that i'm joined now by cnn's prairie meadow. he is a narrow weekend, good to see larry. how desperate is the situation and how far will the shipment go in -- >> that ship, rosemary will be the great commanders expect in djibouti in a week or two. and all that shipment is going into ethiopia. which is one of the countries in the heart of africa that's been most affected by drought. and that drought has been exacerbated by russia's war on ukraine. but african export import about seven billion dollars worth of food not culture products from the ukrainians in 2020. for instance, the two countries alone contribute to 40% of the country sweet. in their terms, this mueller got almost all of the weed from one of the two countries. but inf

of grain from ukraine, headed for africa since the war in february has left port. the congo on the enchanted ship is destined for a few here about 18000000 people in the horn of africa are facing extreme hunger. russia's fraser vladimir pose in says western countries want to build a security alliance, similar to ne. so in the asia pacific region brewton was speaking at the security conference in moscow. they were state departments as iran must withdraw what it calls unacceptable, demands and talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. caron says, an agreement could be reached in days. certain issues are resolved. a chinese research vessel has dark tinge for lanka, several days late after india res security concerns. the ship is expected to be at humble toto for a week. a you delegates, aaron garza there visiting the chiffon hospital and assessing the state of health care across the city. the group has signed an agreement with you and relief agency for palestinian refugees. united nations high commissioner for human rights mitchell bachelor is visiting one of the world's biggest refugee camps. cox's bazaar in bangladesh is home to a 1000000 refugees, a weekly look at the

the horn of africa is heavily reliant on grain shipments from ukraine. a palestinian rights group investigation has claimed israel for an attack that killed 5 palestinian children in garza, during a recent flare up in violence. a cemetery in the age of ali refugee camp was struck on the 7th of august just hours before a cease fire between israel and the palestinian group is damaged, he had was agreed. and his really newspaper is also reporting that a military investigation confirmed israel was responsible fossil blazes in the spanish region of valencia remain out of control despite overnight efforts by hundreds of firefighters. when a 1000 people in the eastern province of alcantur have been evacuated, auto fire sparked by lightning on saturday night. it since burnt through nearly as a 100 square kilometers, making it the worst wildfire valencia's experience this summer. those who talked stories do stay with us out of their world continues. next, i'll be back with the news. our straight up to that to me then if you can. thanks for watching i found ah, wi

. >> climate changes impacting the entire world and where i stand here and the horn of africa, absolutely no different. we are looking at 20 million people marching to starvation here in the horn of africa. where i stand in somalia, 7 million people. that is twice as many as it was just six month ago. why? conflict, extremist groups coupled with the driest season we have seen in decades. rainy seasons have just disappeared. amy: in other climate news, monsoon rains have triggered flooding and mudslides across northern india in recent days, inundating hundreds of villages and leaving at least 50 people dead. in neighboring pakistan, weekend flooding killed three dozen people, while heavy rains ought flash floods to eastern afghanistan, destroyin thousands homes and killing at least 20 people. in sudan, officials say flooding has destroyed over 14,000 homes and claimed 77 lives during this year's rainy season. here in the united states, a new study finds the climate crisis has doubled the chance california could be hit by a mega-flood that would bring widespread catastrophic flooding across

geopolitical significance is that tension sort of begins to shake up the stability of the of the great horn of africahe larger east africa. and there's a lot of international organizations that are based here, so kenya is very strategic from a global perspective. and that's what the international community is looking at. the business community is basically just sitting on the edge of their seats trying to figure out whether this is going to go peacefully or not. reporter: unlike some previous votes, there's been less pre-election violence. kenyans generally have confidence in the judiciary. many hope if the results are disputed, candidates will resolve their differences in court and not the streets. haru mutasa, al jazeera, nairobi. muhammad: pre and post-election violence in kenya is rooted in ethnic tensions. every vote since has been marred -- every vote since 1997 has been marred by arrest. more than 1000 people were killed and 600,000 people displaced when rival candidates both claimed victory. ten years later, dozens of people were killed when police clamped down on demonstrations. the oppositi

the first ship carrying grain from that country has docked at the horn of africa port of djibouti. it's part of the united nations program to bring food to the hungriest parts of the world. areas of east africa are suffering from deadly drought and conflict. there are 23,000 tons of grain on this ship. but experts say it's just a drop in the bucket for the worst hit countries of somalia, kenya and ethiopia. as of sunday, 114 ships carrying more than 110 tons of food commodities has left ukraine for starving parts of the world, but the exports fall short of the exports ukraine had before the russian invasion. >>> a sea drone seized in the persian gulf. the u.s. navy says iran's military seized and later released an american sea drone. a spokesperson for the navy said the iranian boat was towing the drone behind it as a u.s. navy ship and helicopter approached it. that's when the navy called repeatedly to the iranians who ultimately let the drone go. iran did not immediately acknowledge the incident. this comes over heighten tensioned over iran's nuclear deal with world powers. >>> n

ali: in the horn of africa, that crop of chaos grows, but not much else, thanks to consecutive dry seasonsthe u.n.-run world food program is planning a shipment of food aid from ukraine. but so far, the cargo leaving ukraine is headed for commercial markets. sean granville-ross directs the africa program for mercyorps, an aid organization. >> as acute hunger worsens, the deal is not -- this deal is not immediately going to put people out of the situation they're in, and food on the table for them. ali: the goals are ambitious -- stabilize food markets and alleviate global hunger. but with steep demand and challenging logistics, an unforgiving clock has already started to tick. for “pbs news weekend,” i'm ali rogin. lisa: dance craze is and -- dance crazes and cute animals are unavoidable on the video-sharing app. but look below the surface, underwater to be more precise, some special, critically endangered crustaceans have unintentionally hopped on the trend. ♪ it's called a shrimp rave. electronic music. synchronized grooving. glowing shrimp. these exclusive extravaganzas can be seen on t

in iso nations warns 22000000 people need humanitarian aid in the horn of africa to to a devastating drought. and sport is bad knees to pakistan, fans out of the highly anticipated clash with arch rivals. india laugh as detailed with gemma. ah, here's your forecast for sunday august. the 21st for europe in africa. good to see you. we've still got storm stuck here in the balkans. this disturbed weather just spinning around. it's flushed out the heat was the other day in syria though was 36 . $37.00 degrees are now down to 20 the what whether also moving in to romania. in fact, western parts of romania could also see those winds whip up to 90 kilometers per hour. dry across iberia, temperature is also coming down and least been thanks to that wind off the atlantic . so 27, the number for you, and off to greece and turkey, fairly largely fine and dry, but a few showers slumping further toward the south in greece to the northwest. scandinavia this run of rain is moving into finland, so that's gonna kick back the temperature in helsinki as well. and off to africa, we go. a batch of rain is

n says a number of people at risk of starvation in the drought. ravage horn of africa has increased to 22000000 years of insufficient rainfall. and the holding of grain import from ukraine has caused hunger levels to saw in kenya. if you're pure and somalia and south africa, zonal kingdom has crowned a new monarch after months of succession disputes. missus zulu, the son of the late king goodwives or the tv has been recognized as the leader of the country's largest ethnic group. the ceremony took place in spite of fierce opposition from some members of the royal family. those are the headlines. the bottom line is next. ah hi, i'm steve clemens and i have a question or relations between the 2 biggest powers in the world, china, in the united states, on an unstoppable collision course. let's get to the bottom line. ah, despite their differences the u. s. in china have gotten by for decades. up until recently, american manufacturers love moving their operations at china on human rights. questions like concerns about repression of muslim sense and john, or suppression of rights in hong kon

and the nicest ation says a ship carrying wheat from ukraine to the drawn stricken horn of africa. the doctrine booty is the 1st vessel to make the journey to the regions of mushroom fated ukraine. 6 months ago. the shipment will be transported to ethiopia. those were the headlines lower cow here with more news and half law next that democracy. maybe we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call hand out era who bring you the news and current affairs. ah ah ah, i was the very young age. what racism white supremacy was. racism is evil. if you are visible or not to be taken seriously, you are a criminal. you are someone who is supposed to shut up and accept what america gives you. the i, the mother is like this ideal place where everybody's voice counts and it can only be created if we destroyed the systems that that prize america. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 live on that it's allusion. they have power that they give to politicians. it's a real poll, real powers and the people. when you make the politicians do what you want them to do. america is

it's the first such cargo to be sent to the horn of africa region since the russian invasion. vessel was chartered by the world food programme, to supply countries at risk from starvation. to ukraine now, where the army says it has destroyed command posts and ammunition depots on the second day of its counterattack against the russians in the south. the military says ukrainian forces are targeting bridges which provide russia's army with a lifeline to its troops around kherson. let's get more now from our correspondent in kyiv, james waterhouse. these counteract offensives by ukraine on and around the city of kherson are significant for ukraine, but there are some caveats. we are still talking about a sizeable chunk of territory, and ukraine aborts counterattacks in almost a daily basis. however, it is clear that after weeks of using these long—range missile systems to take down important bridges, to strafe the russian supply lines, the target command centres as they claim it is clear the ukrainians have the confidence to push forward, which is why they are to have pushed thro

ukraine is leading to high food prices and shortages in some areas. several countries in the horn of africa already facing severe droughts. among the hardest hit. the world health organization is warning more than 37000000 people are in, in the region are facing acute hunger and lack of access to food in south sudan is the worst. it's been since 2011 climate change conflict. the covered 19 pandemic and droughts of woodson, the situation for millions and several west african countries are also facing food related emergencies. oh, that drug, wilton is head of communications in somalia for the world food program. he joins us now from nairobi. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, the continent of course is no stranger hunger and famine. but how unprecedented is this current situation? thank you very much for having me. so the current situation is a drug of historic severity for rainy seasons, have failed in the horn is driving an incredibly grave hunger crisis. i'm afraid to say that the early forecast for the next rainy season, also pretty bleak mart. if, if rainy season fails, especially