and outside khartoum, from khartoum, warsaw to darfur. sudan. imagine, 3.5 out of 9 million are displaced from khartoum. 9 million are displaced from khartoum-— 9 million are displaced from khartoum. ~ ., ., ., ., khartoum. we also heard from a to- un khartoum. we also heard from a top un official _ khartoum. we also heard from a top un official this _ khartoum. we also heard from a top un official this week - khartoum. we also heard from a top un official this week that - top un official this week that the two warring generals have agreed to meet in switzerland to discuss humanitarian issues. if that meeting does happen, what are your expectations from diplomatic work on that front? we see that this is a mischaracterisation of what is happening in sudan. what is happening in sudan. what is happening in sudan is not a war between two generals on power. it is an insurgency by a paramilitary forces which was part of the sudanese armed forces, the national army of the sudan. d0 forces, the national army of the sudan-— forces, the national ar

but you talk about the suffering. 0ne former diplomat who has stayed in khartoum throughout the entireed, whom i've contacted — says the situation in khartoum, the capital, is "indescribable". "it is hellish. "the people who oppose both warring sides are "the silent majority. "what they are offered now is the choice between two "culprits who are against civilian leadership." so, in a sense, it's a plague on both their houses. people don't want either al—burhan and the sudan armed forces, nor the rsf and hemedti, and you're talking to both. yeah, we are talking to both, so that these are the people who are carrying the arms. we have no illusions that we can stop this war without talking to them. but we also have a very clear understanding that we need to get to the end of the role of the military in the politics in sudan. out of our 70 years — close to 70 years of independence, more than 60 years, we were under military rule. it did not serve us anywhere. i think this war, if it could have any benefit that could come out of it is allow us the opportunity to be able to fix the ills of th

tehran and khartoum to restore bilateral relations. during the meeting of the acting minister of foreign affairs of sudan with the president of our country , there was a discussion about the promotion of political, economic and cultural relations, the exchange of ambassadors and the mutual reopening of the embassies in tehran and khartoum. referring to the recent developments in the region, mr. raisi called and emphasized the separation of countries from the zionist regime as one of the fundamental policies of the islamic republic of iran. the zionist regime has always created intrigue and conspiracy to disrupt the movement path. muslims have been. ali al-sadegh ali , acting minister of foreign affairs of sudan, also appreciated iran's political support to the sudanese nation in international forums and emphasized his country's readiness to increase economic and commercial cooperation with iran. the minimum monthly salary of retirees is close to 10 million tomans. the news that the first vice president made it to the media. mr. mokhbar

cultural relations, the exchange of ambassadors and the mutual reopening of embassies in tehran and khartoum. mr. raisi referring to the recent developments in the region of distancing countries from he called the zionist regime one of the fundamental policies of the islamic republic of iran and emphasized that the zionist regime has always sought to create differences in the movement of muslims by creating sedition and strife . ali sadegh ali, acting minister of sudan, also appreciated iran's political support to the sudanese nation in international forums and his country's readiness to increase economic and commercial cooperation with iran emphasized. deputy minister of welfare. the labor and social welfare cooperative announced the start of the government's fajran incentive plan from tomorrow. this plan includes about 61 million people who are eligible for the first seven decades and will continue until may 17th of next year. from 1 to 3, each person received a subsidy of 400,000 tomans. now it is 620 thousand tomans. how much is 3 to 7 subsidies? 20 thousand tomans would have been given

he's khartoum, why is he there?>> very interesting. >> very interesting. >> this is a very interesting point. the point that people always say, oh, well, look, africans their people. africans sold their own people. africans sold their own people. you're to have some you're always going to have some collaborators in oppressed you're always going to have some collaboeven; in oppressed you're always going to have some collabo even today, )ressed you're always going to have some collaboeven today, whilst whilst people even today, whilst whilst , british , whilst whilst british companies africa, you companies pillage africa, you have people on ground have some people on the ground collaborating have some people on the ground colithey'reig them to each >> they're selling them to each other the british other long before the british get into a much smaller scale other long before the british get wilhouliuch smaller scale other long before the british get without the smaller scale other long before the british get without th

the turmoil began last april when clashes broke out between rival forces in khartoum. the u.s. korea staged a show of -- it was an apparent response to north korea's speech of weapons tests. advanced of 35 fighter jets many deployed by the u.s. maneuvered through the sky for missile interception drills. the north has launched six rounds of missile tests this year. in kenya -- hundreds of mourners turned out for the 24-year-old's burial near his home town including the president. he died in a car crash earlier this month. he broke the world marathon record last october in the chicago marathon. and trading was light on wall street today. the dow jones gained 62 points. the nasdaq fell 45 points. the s&p 500 added two. still to come on the newshour, a look at the dangerous of parents promoting their children's content on social media. abide in campaign works to regain the support of disillusioned democratic voters. david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines plus much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the we

the turmoil began last april when clashes broke out between rival forces in khartoum.a, a state funeral today for world marathon runner who holds the world record. many came out for the burial. including the president of kenya. the rather -- runner died in a car crash earlier this month. he broke the world marathon record last october in the chicago marathon. back in this country, the alabama governor said she would support legislation that would protect in vitro fertilization treatment in the wake of her states controversial soaking court ruling. last week's decision maintained frozen embryos could be considered children under state law. several clinics have caused their treatments. the nra has been found to have lavish spending. the leader violated his duties and costs the group more than $5 million. leaders of four tribes celebrated the signing of the billion dollar plan to help restore endangered salmon populations in the pacific northwest. the biden administration broker the plan, which stopped short of removing dams. republicans against it said they provide cruci

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