i give the floor to mali. thank you, chair, and mali would _ the floor to mali.li would want to strongly - and mali would want to strongly support— and mali would want to strongly support the proposal by the honourable minister from the united repubtic— honourable minister from the united republic of tanzania, the proposal to insert— republic of tanzania, the proposal to insert systematic observation and thank— to insert systematic observation and thank you. _ to insert systematic observation and thank you, chair. mario thank you, mali, _ thank you, chair. mario thank you, mali. for— thank you, chair. mario thank you, mali. for your— thank you, chair. mario thank you, mali, for your intervention and tndia _ mali, for your intervention and tndia is— mali, for your intervention and india is seeking the floor so i give the floor— india is seeking the floor so i give the floor to — india is seeking the floor so i give the floor to india. mr president, thank— the floor to india. mr president, thank you — the floor to india. mr president, thank you for your continuing

we are looking at the rights and wrongs of what is going on mali. >> misinformation is circulating ination to the frisian -- french decision to partially withdraw its military presence. russia did bow they would give military support to help the region with terrorism concerns. this sparked outrage in paris and allegations were denied by both sides even though there are different reports on this. the team has found two incidents we will discuss on misleading posts on social media showed the russian military presence in mali is stronger than it is. this post from november 10, the photo allegedly showing soldiers being trained by russian -- a russian instructor. there are many aspects of the photo that seem incredible, one of the soldiers has this insignia from the malian armed forces in his shoulder. so many believe it's credible, there are clues that cast a shadow of doubt over these claims. the red flag number one, we found the original photo was posted on facebook of this user. this account is sketchy regarding context since you can see it mostly posts in support of the molly and rus

be given to it is a big deal for mollie pin -- for mali. people in charge of mali , they need help from wherever it can come from. right now, they're looking at russia. this is -- it is this negotiation that is happening between the malian government and the private military russian contractor that has been active in the past in ukraine and says syria -- and sincere -- nic area -- and in syria p there is a sense of deja vu from the cold war where in places where france was the primary partner to its former colonies, they are being replaced by the russians are that has been the case and it is central african republic and the french are feeling that their influence on mali is slipping away to russia. >> a rocket carrying four astronauts has docked at the international space station. >> we have confirmation the hard capture is complete. crew dragon endurance made it to the international space station. >> the flight celebrated the 600th person to reach space in the last 60 years. let's take a look at these live pictures after multiple delays. a

france pulls out oone of his last outposts in mali. we have the latest and analysis of what this means in the ongoing fight against extremism. the people killed, several dozens injured in three suicide bombings. police blame it domestic terror group linked to the allied democratic forces. french police have evacuated migrants from a makeshift camp in dunkirkhere at least 1500 people have gathered hoping to make it across the english channel to britain. this is "live from paris." thank you very much for being with us. france has handed back control of one of its last outposts in mali. mali'srmy has officially taki control of the base. this is part of the plan to reorganize french forces. >> continuing to scale down its operations, the last bunch soldiers left the military base on sunday. it was then permanently transferred to the malian army in a process described as controlled and closely coordinated by the french armed forces. french authorities also said the united nations' peacekeeping mission would maintain a force of 400 troops. t

suspected militants killed 4 soldiers in a province on the border with mali. 10 suspected terroristsere killed in the assault. there has been an insurgency for some four years now, killing thousands of people. last weekend, protesters took to the streets angry at the security situation in the country. the convoy that had been traveling under attack last week but now arrived at its destination in mali. >> we began our convoy sunday, november 14. we were met with the first demonstrations, aggression, and intimidation. the protesters were quite determined. we were blocked for the first time from determined demonstrators, which meant we had to wait for the situation to calm down before crossing. then we faced a second blockade in niger on saturday morning. this time, the blockade was much more this time, the -- this time, the blockade was much more organized. yena: diplomats from iran, the eu, and russia are back at the table in vienna to discuss a nuclear deal. representatives are trying to rehash the 2015 agreement that saw tehran's nuclear program drastically curtailed. it is their fi

africa was alluding to the western part of africa is that we have coups like places in chad, molly -- malia faso. the hope was west africa was willing to build upon the movement started decades ago. could that work anytime in the near future? >> like i mentioned earlier some of the democracy witnessed in western nationstates is part of the failure to deliver the promise of democracy. some of these democratic nationstates are not free from their former masters. if you look at west african countries, they see themselves as part of the stakeholders. the failure also on the part of those in democratic rule constantly shifting the goal post made them lose their appeal [indiscernible] so i see that unless african leaders to medically elect constitutional provisions, unfortunately they have not. host: as the u.s. tries to rebuild its global reputation it faces fierce competition from the chinese. let's take a look at the chinese belt and rode inis -- raod -- road initiative that is caused so much -- in washington. data found in the first 17 years of this century china committed more than $800 bil

a convoy led by a local mare, was ambushed near the borders of mali and bikini facet. the double h o is warning that europe is once again at the epicenter, the kobe 19th pandemic number of new infections across the continent are up by 55 percent in the past month. european governments are being urged to at now to avoid catastrophe. hospitalization, admission rates due took over 19 more than doubled in one week based on doubly sure, europe's latest data. according to one, the label projection. if we stay on this trajectory, we could see another half a 1000000. gov at 19 bits in europe and central asia by the 1st of february, next year. and for the city countries in origin will face high to extreme stress on hospital bits. at some point through the same built carbon emissions are rebounding, the levels not seen since before. the pandemic emissions are on track to rise by 4.9 percent this year. a new report was released just hours after deal to and the use of coal was announced, the cop $26.00 climate sonnet. dozens of nations made new commitments. a china india, the u. s

france pulls out oone of his last outposts in mali.e latest and analysis of what this means in the ongoing fight against extremism. the people killed, several dozens injured in three suicide bombings. police blame it domestic terror group linked to the allied democratic forces. french

reuters investigation found the terror groups were tapping the $2000000000.00 informal goal trade in mali and nas, yeah, well, outside, interventionist on little to quell the violence. 8 years after deploying troops to this a hell to crush your hottest insurgency. france has said that it plans to haul its presence. that decision didn't go down well in molly interim, prime minister should well, my eager slammed france for its abandonment of molly. it's now seeking support from russia. ok, we have to report for you in a moment. i'll just hear as of an address report from chad on the consequences of shrinking, fertile grazing lands. but 1st out of here is nicholas huck on how climate change has transformed the lake in northern molly into a desert on the edge of tim booked to is a disappearing lake, with the temperatures approaching 50 degrees celsius, vanished into thin air or the green waters of the mighty lake figure being grandma modified obama do spun, says it's getting hotter. he's no longer a fisherman. he's witnessed waves of sand gradually take over the waterways. he once sailed for

militants with links to al-qaeda and the islamic state operate in the frontier area, which borders maliaw in security systems to send thousands of fake messages from one of their email accounts. the messages warned recipients about a possible upcoming cyber attack. the agency said no personal data was compromised. israel has approved covid vaccination for children between the ages of five and 11. the decision was taken after the us food and drug administration gave its approval of pfizer's and biontech's vaccine for young children two weeks ago. the israeli prime minister, naftali bennett, has said his youngest son would be getting a shot. the queen has missed the annual remembrance day service at the cenotaph in london for the first time in 22 years, after spraining her back. buckingham palace said she was disappointed not to be able to attend what would have been her first public engagement for more than three weeks. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. band plays. it was the customary cenotaph commemoration, after the limitations last year caused by the pandemic. there

the envoy was ambushed near the borders of mali and burkina faso.he region is at the center of a conflict with groups linked to isil and al qaeda. the who is warning that europe is once again the epicenter of the pandemic. infections are up by 55% in the last month. hospitalization rates have doubled in the past week. the biden administration has set a date for covid-19 vaccination rules for businesses from general every fourth. companies with 100 or more employees must have employees fully vaccinated or must be tested weekly. there is no opt out. and carbon levels not seen since before the pandemic. emissions are on track to rise by 4.9% this year. the new report was released hours after a deal to end the use of coal, announced that the cop 26 summit. those are the headlines. the news continues here in al jazeera after "inside story." thanks for watching. bye for now. ♪ adrian: the peace deal that ended the war in bosnia-herzegovina 26 years ago is in danger of unraveling. threats from bosnian serb leaders are calling for the withdrawal of support

two days earlier seven police officers were killed in another attack in the region, which borders malil qaeda and the islamic state operate in the frontier area. the three countries, backed by chad and france, have deployed hundreds of troops there. america's fbi has admitted that hackers exploited a flaw in security systems to send thousands of fake messages from one of their e—mail accounts. the messages warned recipients about a possible upcoming cyber attack. the agency said no personal data was compromised. the us state department has condemned the cuban authorities for a crackdown on anti—government protests in havana. pro—democracy demonstrators took to the streets on sunday to call for the release of over 600 activists — imprisoned for their involvement in protests in july. a number of arrests were made at the protests themselves, while havana's communist regime also prevented prominent dissidents from attending. european union foreign ministers will meet later in brussels to talk about the windings actions that make winding's actions that make sanctions against belarus. poland

a convoy led by a local maya was ambushed near the borders of mali and between faso. the region is out the center of a conflict with groups linked to iso and al qaeda. china has reported it's high as single day rise in corona virus cases in 3 months. $93.00 people when fight it in the last 24 hours, the outbreak began in mid october and has now spread to over half of china's provinces. more than 900 cases have been reported since the judge began. beijing has imposed strict rules for people traveling in and out of the country. katrina you? how's the latest from beijing? currently this outbreak has reached 19 provinces here in china. that's more than half of the regions across the country. and this latest figure is that we've got $900.00 cases reported since the end of october and the worst effected areas are, hey, long john, province on the board with russia and the northeast and provinces of gone through and in mongolia in the north west. now this is 900 cases reported since october 17 and many people that may not sound like very much compared to other countries. but

and we'll, we'll do whatever is necessary to prevent threats to mali, statehood and territorial integrity. the power vacuum should not be allowed after the decision where a french counterparts knew that was due to rules what it had been france that was helping the transitional government fight terror, but it began closing basis that last month, molly's prime minister said the french had abandoned his country and possessed evidence that it was even training local terrorist groups of african affairs analysts says the west to this, a warped view of the situation that the difficulty is that the europe, like the united states views a world through the lenses of a geopolitical telescope, disease way of thinking that the whole world is divided up between who's on top and bottom. and they don't want to see purely do political reasons. they don't want to see russia having foothold and possibly growing influence in parts of africa, including molly. therefore, the french cannot really help molly, unless they actually change the whole outlook and how they deal with africa. next, all you need to know

i intend to terminate the designation of ethiopia, guinea and mali under agoa. i'll continue to assess whether the governments are making continual progress towards meeting the agoa eligibility requirements. signed sincerely, joseph r. biden jr., the white house, november 2, 2021. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on ways and means and ordered printed. . the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to recognize kathy air rowe for her 17 years of service to he families of southeastern michigan through her work at the accounting ace society. she has led the society to fulfill its mission on putting residents of southeastern michigan on the patway to financial stable. her leadership has been a source of massive growth which puts hard-earned dollars back into the pockets of many of o

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does have to do more than a country like mali or bangladesh.make sure the people most affected by the transition to clean energy aren't the ones bearing most of the cost. they don't have any margin for error. i can afford to give up a lot of my current lifestyle to benefit the planet because i'll still have a lot left over. a lot of folks don't have that cushion. so that means that any climate plan worth its salt has to take these inequities into account, whether it's through subsidies to poor people to ease the transition to clean energy, whether it's technology transfers that help poor countries meet their development goals by leap-frogging dirty fuels, we have to pay attention to those embedded inequities and the politics that surrounds that. and that's not easy. so let me close by being blunt. keeping the rising global temperatures to 1.5 degrees celsius will not be easy. it is going to be hard. existing political institutions move slowly, even when leaders are well intentioned. international cooperation has always been difficult. it's made

tuesday also demanded the departure of french forces that patrol burkina faso, as well as neighboring maliand niger, whose presence they say leads to more attacks by insurgent groups. >> we are not happy. there are too many killings. we came out in 2014 to create change, but now there is no change. nothing has changed. the worst is here. they told us it would not be like before. why are we still seeing the worst? amy: the state department announced the u.s. is curbing refugee admissions in order to prioritize the resettlement of thousands of afghan evacuees. the pause on admitting certain groups of refugees will run through january 11. the u.s. admitted just 400 refugees in october despite president biden's commitment to resettling up to 125,000 refugees this fiscal year. north dakota's republican governor doug burgum has signed legislation banning the teaching of critical race theory. public schools are now barred from teaching students that "racism is systemically embedded in american society and the american legal system to facilitate racial inequality." a connecticut judge ruled far-ri

with a higher per capita carbon footprint does have to do more than a country like mali or bangladeshso why we need to make sure the people most affected by the transition to clean energy aren't the ones bearing most of the cost they don't have any margin for error. i can afford to give up a lot of my current lifestyle to benefit the planet, because i'll still have a lot left over a lot of folks don't have that cushion. >> seth: he's right on both counts most people don't have that cushion but obama does i mean, look at him. remember how he aged like 20 years in office well somehow, he's aged backwards like 20 years after he left office. it's like when a friend who was in a miserable marriage posts pics of herself on a beach in cozumel after her divorce. damn janice, you look good [ laughter ] obama looks like a hotshot investor on "succession" who threatening to take control of the company. [ laughter ] in next week's episode, he has to convince cousin greg to come over to his side "um, yeah, i'm pretty sure that logan told me not to consort with any ex-presidents or other high-ranki

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pipe serves, that we are aware of where those shutoffs are going to occur and we can manage that opt mali. -- optimally. so unfortunately it is not something that happens quickly but we have something that is called a shutdown outage request anschutzdown plan and aless lesson learned from this is it takes a harder look at how we mitigate when there is a failure so that we're -- we have thaougt through ahead of time. so that will go back into the lessons learned process. >> mm-hmm. great. thank you. and just glad to hear that there is -- yeah, a process in place to learn from this catastrophic disaster and to prevent it. i had a question around the actual emergency declaration and the contracts with the two vendors. so i know it looks like there is a waiver of quite a few of our provisions of our contracting, important provisions in our contracting guidelines and, for example, provision that requires if there is found to be collusion between the contractor and city officials that, you know,, that the contract be suspend and, you know, there is a provision that's being waived that provides

pipe serves, that we are aware of where those shutoffs are going to occur and we can manage that opt mali. -- optimally. so unfortunately it is not something that happens quickly but we have something that is called a shutdown outage request anschutzdown plan and aless lesson learned from this is it takes a harder look at how we mitigate when there is a failure so that we're -- we have thaougt through ahead of time. so that will go back into the lessons learned process. >> mm-hmm. great. thank you. and just glad to hear that there is -- yeah, a process in place to learn from this catastrophic disaster and to prevent it. i had a question around the actual emergency declaration and the contracts with the two vendors. so i know it looks like there is a waiver of quite a few of our provisions of our contracting, important provisions in our contracting guidelines and, for example, provision that requires if there is found to be collusion between the contractor and city officials that, you know,, that the contract be suspend and, you know, there is a provision that's being waived that provides

pipe serves, that we are aware of where those shutoffs are going to occur and we can manage that opt malinfortunately it is not something that happens quickly but we have something that is called a shutdown outage request anschutzdown plan and aless lesson learned from this is it takes a harder look at how we mitigate when there is a failure so that we're -- we have thaougt through ahead of time. so that will go back into the lessons learned process. >> mm-hmm. great. thank you. and just glad to hear that there is -- yeah, a process in place to learn from this catastrophic disaster and to prevent it. i had a question around the actual emergency declaration and the contracts with the two vendors. so i know it looks like there is a waiver of quite a few of our provisions of our contracting, important provisions in our contracting guidelines and, for example, provision that requires if there is found to be collusion between the contractor and city officials that, you know,, that the contract be suspend and, you know, there is a provision that's being waived that provides a more detailed cost