weather towards the levant, that is to sort of the mediterranean, the chances, some showers into iraq into iran, south of that. it does stay generally dry. 3132 celsius here in a doha, although we will see some cherry ranger sliding a little further east, was, could catch a shower to making its way into afghanistan. turkey looked while the disturb pushing up towards the black. see some wet weather, also affecting him a notice of what a weather also making its way through the gulf of aidan to sliding across southernmost parts of yeah, i mean, as we go in to the next couple of days to was the horn of africa. but for much of north africa, it is settled, you might get a shower to just around the mediterranean coast, a chance of a shower, to course around the coastal fitness of west africa. joining up with the showers that we have into the gulf of guinea and no showers, they drank the way out of the tropics across angola. swan, a zambia, could see a shower to eastern parts of south africa. could see some much needed some heavy rain for a time that wet weather will gradually make his way further nort

we do have that energy that's moved from iraq into the western area of iran. this did produce some flooding into northern iraq in the or beal region and some of that whether it's seeping into tater on. so at 14 degrees, that is actually average for november. but it's probably feels cooler because this is the 1st shot of cool air. so far this season, off the pakistan then, and it is dry in the south karachi, $33.00 degrees, get some what whether hanging round is on the 26th and some snow afore the himalayan region. after turkey, things are looking good. plenty of sunshine here and temperatures. while above average is stumble, $21.00 degrees, and we still have some thirties hanging around. this is for nicole cea with a height of 30 degrees off to central africa. right now we're what 4 or 5 days into november. but already bungie has almost picked up its monthly rainfall total and it's still come in. as we look toward gabon, cameroon, and southern sections of nigeria, few showers are in store for southern parts of africa, south africa, more toward the east. so roun

iraq and iran. by the time we get into thursday, we will see those intense down ports around coastal areas of the caspian sea. but further south of this, it is looking out fine. and why are lots of sunshine coming through? we have seen some heat building across the gulf states, but temperatures are going to come down for doha and to buy in the next few days. it remains rather clear and bright for i'm on and much of yemen. and as we move over to northern areas of africa it's, it's pretty similar picture across central areas. it's up around coastal areas of morocco, algeria, antonia within the showers, come in with a weather system, and that's going to bring the temperature down over the next few days. much of a heavy rain can be found to the west of africa, some of those showers getting rather heavy around gabon. and we've got seasonal rains kicking in for much of the democratic republic of congo, pulling across into uganda. and some of that rain is going to trickle down further south into zambia and zimbabwe for south africa remains rather clear in cape town. but the rain will kickin on thursday for joha

into some bay, some account or tashkent. the studies are to said as it is across iran, the few shall we have seen in the vans have moved into iraq. this next batch, which will come with what's already happening in turkey, will reach as far south as babylon, but probably won't make it many. how much impact in land, at least behind a rather sunny picture. in turkey, there's a big pitch for friday. a few shall gone through iraq, into western iraq. but it's not exactly a wet picture, nor is it where it should be. for example, in kenya on tons of near the short range are almost over, but they were pretty pole. in fact, concentrations further in size, a mill, our way it could be quite went, ah, ah, the story of a small community. in one of mexico's most dangerous states standing up to criminal cartels and corrupt politicians you, we don't want to politicians anymore. they just dis, united the people in the last episode of democracy. maybe we explore how sharon's elders led the fight, the self determination residing at that time. thinking that the nato was the same as thinking of 2 ends government by the people on al jazeera. ah 321, a

many so many parties. iran has strong ties into the iraq. you formal government, outside the formal government. it's by far the strongest external power and it's, you know, it's not perfect then it's not. it makes mistakes and it's not as strong as some would say, but compared to the other regional and external actors. iran is definitely the strongest one. now government formation, since 2003 has been influenced by external actors, iran leading the campaign, but also the americans are involved the gulf. i mean turkey every sort of country in the region and abroad that has an interest in iraq is able because at the end of the day that sort of bottom up power of the iraqi system isn't there. many of the leaders don't have enough. now this leads to your 2nd question on what you know will look the other 2. although he's one he doesn't have enough to on his own form, a majority. which means that he'll have to bring certain parties together. and he has tried, as was said to bring together, for example, the k d p, and come to the side to drink rain

being felt at the moment into shan bay, some account or tashkent the studies out and said as it is across iran, the few shall we have seen in the live and have moved into iraq. this next batch, which will come with what's already happening in turkey, will reach as far south as lebanon, but probably won't make it many, much impact in land, at least behind a rather sunny picture. in turkey, there's a big pitch for friday. a few shall gone through iraq, into western iraq, but it's not exactly a wet picture, nor is it where it should be. for example, in kenya on tons of near the short range are almost over, but they were pretty pole. in fact, concentrations further inside a miller way, it could be quite wet. ah, the question the narrative, if you don't have ways to shake weight or disinformation is real or not, you don't have any way to verify. identify who is telling the story their motivation. these are walter national corporations that are interested in profit, anticipate the consequences. the media was complicit in perpetuating this myth. i'm going to tell you that i think that many people died because of the lifting pace, deconstruct the media. on out to s

really being felt at the moment into sham base, and i can't or tashkent the studies out and said as it is across iran, the few shall we have seen in the event of moved into iraq. this next batch, which will come with what's already happening in turkey, will reaches far south as dabbling, but probably won't make it may have much impact in land, at least behind a rather sunny picture. in turkey, this big picture for friday, a few shells gone through iraq, into western iraq, but it's not exactly a wet picture, nor is it where it should be. for example, in kenya on times in the, in the short range are almost over, but they were pretty poor. in fact, the concentrations further in size in malawi, it could be quite went, oh, the weather sponsored by casara always fueling the debates. 90 percent of the wolf refugees have come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future rates now. this is not our responsibility. please give a lot concrete responsibly feedback. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do geared act. we must build al

whether this will lead to any arrest, as they passed inquiries into similar acts of vandalism, haven't resulted in any action from iran factions in iraq have reached an agreement with the government to ease tension over election results comes days after what was described as an assassination attempt against the prime minister unless the file had me on drones targeted his residence on sunday, but he escaped unharmed. there's been no claim of responsibility there called me says the attack as a well known and will be exposed. a powerful union in tennessee has called for a general strike in the city of algrove, but on wednesday, 2 days after a demonstrator was killed during a rally, the man's family says he's suffocated after police fire tear gas something the interior ministry denies. an investigation is underway, protest as have been rallying against the reopening of a landfill site that was closed earlier this year. now cotton sudan is ordered that internet services be restored more than 2 weeks after most of them are blocked. the national consumer protection council sued telecommunication companies over the shut down they face arrest

iraq and on to iran. those coastal showers around the caspian sea are set to intensify as we go into friday in a row. that rain will trickle down to most central areas of iran. we've also got some cold wind blowing down, and that's going to bring the temperature down into iran. if we take a look at the 3 day, we've got quite a dramatic drop. by the time we get into saturday and the rain comes into play, no further south of this, it is looking lot finer, locked. why are lots of sunshine and heat across the gulf states, the temperature in kuwait katara and the u. a. sitting in the early thirty's for the felt that is looking rather dry as it is for more than parts of africa. it's upper on coastal areas of morocco, algeria, and to news. yeah. that we are seeing the showers intensify and the temperature is set to dip down in algiers for example. now across central africa, it's not looking as wet as it has been recently, but we are seeing the showers intensify across the democratic republic of congo. by the time we get into friday, and lot of a lot of that rain will push down south that to weather update.

iraq. iran's top nuclear scientist mysteriously shot dead. tehran blames israel confirmed by the u.s. >> diplomacy is the best way to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: since getting intog to get back into the agreement and limit iran's missile program. iran has been playing hard ball. six rounds of negotiations stalling, even as they ramp up enrichment. >> translator: the main issue in upcoming negotiations is actually removing all the illegal sanctions against iran. >> reporter: and since the last round of talks, added uncertainty. iran has a new u.s. skeptic government with new negotiators. so what we expect now is, you know, that these proximity talks are going to begin and it's a real clear indication of where this new iranian leadership is. we know president biden has already tried to sort of mitigate what may come out, which is a lack of progress. when he was in rome at the g20, that was the other -- with the other european signatories to that bill in the u.k., france and germany, to align that and planning what they would do if iran doesn't move forward. i think the sense is from the united states, it is get tough but they want the others, parties to that deal,

that rain edging down by the time we get into friday, iraq, we'll see some of those showers as well. q way to wait, as well as coastal areas in the west of iran. but for the south of this, it is looking a lot finer and dryer and settled as expected. that's not the case for bonds of the west of africa. we have seen some flooding for the 2nd time in 2 weeks and coastal areas of the ivory coast. the rain eases, but it is still there over the next 2 days. but for the heavier showers we have to move to central parts of africa. we are going to see the storms pick up across western areas of the democratic republic of congo and get bond that was moved to southern africa, zimbabwe that seeing some of the very wet weather. some of the story for is scenarios of south africa, but there will be sunshine in cape town at $22.00 degrees celsius. ah.

iraq. security forces fired into the ironies, tear gas to disperse. the crowds gathered in bagdad demonstrate to say there's been low rigging and reject the outcome of the election groups aligned with iran last dozens of parliamentary seats. madame de wyatt has no from baghdad. the situation remains tense, near the dad's green zone of tar fridays clashes between the protested and security forces. now these protests have as well supporters of the political parties that lost in the legislative election say that friday was the last day for peaceful protests. they say that they are going to escalate because their part is lost in the, in the election. but they say that they're going to escalate until and unless the election commission conducts a manual recount of all the votes. on the other hand, they let the election commission says that it has conducted a manual recount of 25 percent of the votes and the results are identical. they're not different from the old. that is of now the violence from friday has been condemned by officials, political parties across iraq. and in fact, the political parties are accusing the government forces of are cracking down on the protest. us stuff. ha narby,

into england, and take thisisk. unfortunately today, we had this tragedy. the folks responsible for this horrible situation are the smugglers, criminals who, for a few thound euros, organized human trafficking of people from iraq, iranistan and asia, and to use these people. they tracked them from belgium to france and across the channel to the u.k.. we need to fight these smugglers. 1500 of them have already been arrested since january 1, and w have arrested for more today in connection with -- for more -- four more today connection -- in connection with these incidents. ros: boris johnson said the people smugglers were getting away with murder. >> we have also used every power we can add will leave no stone unturned to demolish the business proposition of human traffickers and gangsters. and of course, we have to work with our french friends, and our european partners. and i say to our partners across the channel, now is the time for us all to step up and work together, to do everything we can to break these gangs who are literally getting away with murder. ros: we also heard from french president emmanuel macron. he said france will not let the channel become a cemetery. this graph i am about to show you has the

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iran and iraq. we have neither the money nor the strength to do so as a result of your sanctions. while a number of those people who've been trying to make this journey into poland and into the european union have tragically died of hypothermia on the starvation making their way through those woods. it's a, a perilous journey. of course, we have been come to be familiar with the dangerous journey that was migrants trying to get into the european union. crossing the g and c towards the greek islands. this poses a very different list of dangers. crossing through those woods into bellies. winter is very much here with us in europe, and it makes not a very powerless journey. what we're also seeing is this developing into a situation. it involves multiple nations, multiple member states, all the european union as well. we've seen poland deploy more troops to its border and declare a state of emergency germany launch condemnation against min squid. now, seeing lithuania, saying that they will be sending their troops towards the polish belly, russia border in order to try and assist. and also talk of a state of emergency being declared in lithuania as well. you