katya lopez, for "inside story. -- for "inside story."ohammed: all right, for more on all this, i'm joined by our guests. in addis ababa is yilma seleshi, professor of water resources and engineering at addis ababa university. he's also an advisor to the ethiopian negotiating team. in cairo is sara kira, founder and director of the european north african senator for research. and in london is allam ahmed, president of the world association for sustainable development and director of the middle eastern knowledge economy institute. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on "inside story." let me start with you today. before this latest round of talks, egypt and ethiopia had said that they want to finalize a deal within four months. so, what is different this time, and is there actual political willpower that would enable a deal to actually be reached? >> thank you very much for inviting me for this show. you know, the three countries are very brotherly and they are tied up with the nile river. every leader wants t

affecting all this will explore these issues with, i guess in a moment, the 1st this report by katya lopez, where they got this 4 point, $6000000000.00 dam is a source of pride for e. p o, p, a. and a source of worry for sudan in egypt. their main concern is how it will affect their water supply. after a 2 year standstill negotiations among the 3 nations have resumed in cairo, they include talks on how the grand ethiopia and renaissance dam on the blue nile is filled and operate meetings like this one between each of us president. after the fact i'd cc any p o b as prime minister, i'll be ok met last month, appear to have eased tensions. but not all. both are hoping to reach a deal before the year ends. although ethiopia sam affects both sudan and egypt, cairo has been the most outspoken. it says it's livelihood and economic existence. does that sink from the higher end? it will look with any. ultimately, i'm wanting our brothers and ethiopia as to not touch a drop of egypt. water because all the options are open, looked at the nile originates and the po, po, and about 90 percent of egypt.

but for his katya lopez hardy. yeah. it was russia's 1st mission to the moon in almost 50 years. but the luna 25 lunar lander failed to live up to its name. it crashed onto the surface of the moon exposing challenges perhaps beyond russia space program. western sanctions imposed on russia prevented them access to very high performance micro electronic components which they need further spacecraft because the supply chain is collapsed. they're having to either bypass it in some other way or build instrumentation at home the racist about space, exploration and prestige. but also about business. let me try again. it's scientists believe parts of the moon may hold deposits of ice for drinking water. another precious elements that in the future could be mind by astronauts. and competition is growing. india is expecting its own spacecraft, temporary and 3 to do with the russians could and, and land on the lunar south pole $11.00 c m, along with the us, china and russia. india is also spending big on expanding its reach in space. is a moment to build and i need a moment of this to be fo

but 1st, this report by katya lopez, whether or not it's been 5 weeks since these year's president mohammed resume was the post vice presidential guard international calls to reinstate him. have grown as well as threats of them.

but 1st, this report by katya lopez, where they are it's been 5 weeks since these years. president mohammed was zoom, was the post vice presidential guard international calls to reinstate him. have grown as well as threats of a military intervention to make that happen as oh, jerry wants to avoid military action and neighboring new share and is proposing a plan for a transitional government. have in my sub who i see that must be participation and consent from all policies in yet. no one should be sidelined. these arrangements should not exceed 6 months. this should happen under the supervision of a civil authority led by mutually agreed figure. it must include the approval of each is why the political spectrum as a way to restore constitutional order in the country general of the rock montane who loved the crew once a 3 year period before restoring civilian rule. the threats of a military intervention from the echo was regional block of west african states has apparently some little to deter him despite of blockade and sanctions against each year. neither side has budged and neither wants t

first though, this report by katya lopez, hold of you. a deal between long time adversaries. the us center band have taken the 1st steps and a prisoner exchange steel, a rare, but significant agreement. turnaround will release 5 imprisoned american citizens, while washington will free several jail to radians and unfreeze about $6000000000.00 in a rainy and asset. ron's own funds would be used and transferred to restricted accounts such that the money is can only use pre amount of training purposes, which as you know, is permitted under our section. so the deal was to reach despite height and tensions between to run and washington, particularly in the gulf region. the u. s. has deployed thousands of troops to monitor shipping lanes and deter what it describes as harassment from toronto. other disputes include around support for russia in the war and ukraine, sanctions and proxy conflicts in the m. and the symbolism is, is clear, which is that the ron was able to get it's money back its own money. it was a, it's been able to trust important countries in the region, especially p