niger now has an opportunity.ause it's the first time that niger receives a very important personality from america and in this particular time. in this way, it is i think an opportunity for niger to discuss more in order to overcome about what is going on, fighting terrorism, fighting the budgetary, kidnapping, etc. etc. sami: let me bring in daniel now. is there an element of competition between world powers going on here as well? when you look at the backdrop of what's happened in the last few months and years, france withdrawing from mali, ending operations and burkina faso -- in burkina faso, increasing military involvement by russia's wagner group in mali, and accusations at the same at least of that in burkina faso. is the u.s. trying to play a bit of catch up here? >> thank you for the question and for the invitation today to speak with you. i think that it's a little too superficial to frame this as simply an effort to combat increasing chinese or russian influence. the u.s. has been consistently engaged

just back from niger. next up, we'll get the situation in ethiopia four months after the piece still was signed to end the war in tigray and just after secretary of state blinken has just left there. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we continue to look at u.s. secretary of state antony blinken's trip to africa, we turn to ethiopia. on wednesday, blinken met with ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed and other top officials including leaders from the northern tigray region. blinken praised the four-month-old peace deal that ended two years of fighting between government troops and forces in tigray. he called for accountability for war crimes committed without casting blame on either side. >> the conflict was absolutely devastating. hundreds of thousands, killed. widespread sexual violence against women. millions forced to flee their homes. many left in need of food, shelter, medicine. hospitals, schools, businesse

our terrorism expert explained why niger partnered to facilitate the release. >> niger is involved becauseis not the secret. niger has channels of negotiations with al qaeda affiliates. when you have his directions, you have to have channels of negotiation in order to counter them. sometimes, it ends up helping in a hostage situation. >> until today, the left proof of life from dubois was a video released in march pretty 21 -- 2021. he was the last french hostage in the world. now, finally safe. >> someone else kidnapped in niger more than six years ago was also released today. jeffrey woodke was kidnapped where he had been doing -- humanitarian work. the biden administration says his release was the result of years of effort. no ransom money was paid. just days after an international arrest warrant was issued for vladimir putin, he was giving a political left as xi jinping kicks off a three-day visit to moscow. the visit has been closely watched in western capitals. president xi said his visit would give it new momentum to ties between moscow and beijing. of the subjects key leaders will

they were both seen for the first time at the tarmac of niger's main airport.ooked haggard, tired, but overjoyed, looking forward to be reunited with their family. jeffrey wiki was abducted in 2016 in the region of -- this christian missionary was held captive for seven years. olivier was captured almost two years ago in the region in mali. both, according to new shares ministries, say they were -- niger's ministries, say they were both abducted. they organized their release with the help of french and american forces. >> the hostages were recovered safely by nigerian authorities before being handed over to france and american authorities. after several years of captivity, olivier and jeffrey are very happy to be reunited with their families. >> communiques coming out of the white house and paris. both relieved that their nationals have been released but there are hundreds of mullions -- malians, people from burkina faso, people who say their family is being held hostage by armed groups linked to al qaeda and isil. so this liberation comes just days after anton

and also some fish have been washed off shore as a result of the pollution people are now jerry, as niger delta regions to one of the world's biggest oil companies, blaming it for their dwindling access to clean water. and one of the biggest names in german bundle football is said to have been sacked off the last weekend's last by by a munich coach julian nuggets. man is expected to be forced out as the top club chases, it's 11th consecutive time. ah, i'm good. how about as well come to the program? you leaders say european banks a stable despite fresh turbulence in the markets. at the end of the to day summit at brussels, they responded to the recent term all in the global banking sector, which has seen a number of banks collapse, also addressed concerns of a wider contagion. there is a comment from german chancellor all of shows was freelancer stim of boston to view the european banking system is robust and stable differences. we have the necessary oversight structures and thanks to the work over the years. and the effort of the banks themselves were in a robust and resilient position.

people in the nigeria is niger delta region. so one of the world's biggest, all companies blaming it for that wind link access to clean water. and one of the biggest names in german bundle football is set to have been sac after last weekend's loss by munich. coach julian nuggets man is expected to be forced out as the top club chases, it's 11 consecutive time. ah, i'm gabelle as well come to the program. you leaders say european banks are stable despite fresh turbulence in the markets. at the end of a 2 day summit in brussels, they responded to the recent term all in the global banking success, which has see the number of banks collapsed. they also addressed concerns of a wider contagion. here's a comment from german chancellor, all of shots, european banking a system robust and stable that we have the necessary oversight and structures and that are thanks to the work of the past years. and the efforts of the banks themselves were in a robust and resilient position. and this is an incentive to make progress in the capital market

niger delta regions to one of the world's biggest oil companies, claiming it for their dwindling access to clean water and one of the biggest names in german buddhist legal hope all is said to have been sacked after last weekend's last by byron munich. coach within not guzman is expected to be forced out. as the top club chases is 11th consecutive title. ah hello, i'm claire richardson, thank you so much for joining us. european leaders have gathered for a 2nd day of meetings at their summit in brussels on the agenda on friday. the european economy leaders will assess the recent turmoil in the global banking sector, which has seen a number of banks collapse and mid fears of wider contagion. they'll be joined by european central banks ship christine the guide, as they discuss european bases exposure to the crisis. and i had stephen beardsley from did other business with me here in the studio to break this all down. stephen, we have this global banking system wrought by the collapse of to us banks and the last minute rescue of credit suisse. how safe our euro zone banks right now? yeah, t

the 40 eight-year-old thank the authorities in niger and for the president to help secure his release>> stepping back onto french soil, a free man. after 700 and 11 days held hostage. olivia dubois hurried to greet his half-sister and father who were waiting a french president emmanuel macron to welcome him. thereby his friends waited their return. >> this is giving me goosebumps. everything you might expect. we are very moved. we cannot wait to give him a hug. >> a day earlier the french journalist spoke from niger's capital saying he was tired but in good health. >> it is incredible to be here, to be free. i want to thank niger and its know-how in managing the delicate situation answer france d all who contribute it to making today possible. >> he was captured on april 8, 2021 in northern malley by an al qaeda affiliated jihadist group should have been working there since 2015 and was trying to interview a local jihadist commander. his family and colleagues kept up a local public awareness campaign mobilizing regular we across france including on martinique. his aunt and report camp

melissa chic wilma is in niger is commercial capital lagossi. he gave us more details on why the main opposition parties want a fresh election basically quoted for the quarter. for constellation a without a. busy loss, the main issue is the lack of electronic transmission, which i say you mention to call me back. i was supposed to go in the unit on real time that i got so much money was spent. you a, wendy of not be published online on the one on uploaded, on the a that let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. in greece, at least 26 people have been killed in scores more injured. after 2 trains collided, the 2 trains, one passenger, and one for cargo crash near the city of larissa. destroying the 1st 2 carriages. hundreds of passengers have been evacuated safely. medic say sidney security forces shot dead a protester during the demonstration against military rule on tuesday. it was the 100 and 25th person to be killed. the weekly protests that have been held since the military who in october of 2021 who is a

like in nigeria, as niger delta. the area was once filled with flows of clean fresh water, but not anymore. thousands of people in 2 communities. a su in petroleum giant shell for making the water unsafe to drink. due to the oil explorations, our correspondence flows drucquer i sent us this report from a galley blessing james b as a double boy. firstly, she has to walk all the way through the public trap to fetch water. secondly, when she gets home with a heavy load, it feels none of her needs. and it's dangerous. these 4 days, no good, i will be fed is what a lady will useful above me. so we know for you to use it for wash it. see, we know for you, you did for will you, we hear the smelling pollution from oil spills. has left the ground water contaminated big oil multinationals like she'll have exploited the deltas or reserves for decades. the local community used to be able to rely on fish in the river was the our sauce of food, income and drinking water. we are the what i used to team with fish. now we are reach o

and also some fish have been washed off the shore as a result of the pollution people in nigeria is niger delta region. sue, one of the world's biggest oil companies, blaming it for that dwindling access to clean water from seas. more violent protests against the president's pension reforms demonstrates is the amount in the government abandon plans to raise the retirement. and one of the biggest names in german bonds is legal football is said to have been sacked after last weekend's last by, by and munich. coach julian now goes, money is expected to be forced out as the top club chases. it's 11 consecutive title. ah, i'm filled. welcome to the program. russian and ukranian troops are continued to fight fierce and deadly battles in ukraine's east or back. what is the city those come to symbolize those slow moving battles at high human cost? but there's another frontline town in easton, ukraine. that's also home to crucial ukrainian resistance. annex report comes from our div kerr. a city almost completely encircled by russian forces. the city of, of diva may not look like much of the prize

and towns in the niger delta region said they have not had access to clean water for decades. he w correspondent, flesh took where i sent us this report from o galler life in awe, gully east of blessing. james has lived here with her husband for 5 years. everything is hard to come by, including clean water. i'm not happy now. why dizzy so far? as on daddy's heavy so now boston now come on fish. what the year was will to have my all what they my house or gallegos, a community in oakland land part of nigeria as earl reach, named delta big oil multinational like she'll have explored the area for decades. pollution from oil spills has left the ground water and reversed contaminated. this is the or go near river in line j delta. and if you look closely, you can see oil at the surface of the water and also some fish have been washed off the shore as a result of the pollution, this water is completely useless even though people can't see what i hear. they actually have no access to clean water. this community used to rely on fishin or with this level of pollution. their source of foo

as you say, with the background that shell potentially is looking to die past and leave the niger delta. and the question will be, what legacy will a leave? are they going to leave communities like these with chronic oil pollution? or are they going to clean up before they asset that? no, it sounds like cell is not literally taken 0 responsibility . so let me, let me ask this again. is shell offering to do anything at all about the mess that has caused not at this stage? no. and these claim started in 2015. and as i said to the, the claimant living with, with chronic coalition the you and went to one of the communities in 2011 and said there was an immediate danger to public health because of the, all the nation that the claims were started in 2015 at the outset shell was challenging them saying the claims should be heard in the area, not in the u. k. making jurisdictional legal arguments to try to stop these claimants coming to court in the u. k. and making that case. so, so there have been 7 years since the claim started and still there's no indications that shower is looking to, to c

and also some fish had been washed off the shore as a result of the pollution people in nigeria as a niger delta regions to one of the world's biggest oil companies. blaming it for that dwindling access to clean water. and one of the biggest names in german, buddhist, big football, et cetera. i've been sacked off the last weekend's last by, by a munich coach jojo nuggets. man is expected to be forced out as the top club chases, it's 11 consecutive title. ah, i'm gathers welcome to the show you lead as a se european banks are stable despite fresh turbulence in the markets. at the end of a 2 day summit in brussels, they responded to the recent term all in the global banking sector, which is seen a non of banks collapse. they also address concerns of a wider contagion. is a comment from germany's chance that will of shows european banking on a system of robust and stable that we have the necessary oversight and structures. and that are thanks to the work of the past years. and the efforts of the banks themselves were in a robust and resilient position. and this is an incentive to make progres

the french company in niger has caused people's concern. according to the report of the french news agency, this waste, which has radioactive radiation , has been accumulated in an area in the north of niger for about 40 years. uranium and it has been known that uranus has taken about 75 thousand tomans of uranium from this mine for french nuclear power plants. the french company has accumulated the uranium mining stones in an area of ​​120 hectares, but hear about the cancellation of surgeries in england, tens of thousands strike rookie doctors across england to cancel surgeries on many patients in the country doctors strike over dispute with government over pay a sky news report on appointments thousands of young doctors have asked the government to listen to their pleas to be patient in entrance laser city hospital, it is difficult to be loving and patient at the entrance of another hospital in the city of 22 and on the steps outside the hospital in london. at least 5 years of study from a medical university and with the summons of the m

. >>> after six years in captivity, an american kidnapped and held prisoner in niger finally freed tonight. >>> and bruce willis celebrating his birthday, and what his family is saying tonight, after hearing from so many other families in this country who have helped a love one through dementia. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin tonight with former president trump, who said his own arrest is imminent. a grand jury here in new york city weighing the evidence. could trump become the first former president ever to face criminal charges? outside the courthouse in manhattan today, police have now set up metal barricades. overthe weekend, the former president says he would be indicted on tuesday. he called for his supporters to, quote, protest and take our nation back. authorities have warned against that. even republican house speaker mccarthy saying americans should not protest if there is any arrest. prosecutors are not commenting tonight. the potential charges involve hush money paid to porn star stormy daniels, days before the 2016 e

the french company in niger has caused people's concern. according to the report of the french news agency, this waste, which has radioactive radiation , has been accumulated in an area in the north of niger for about 40 years. uranium has been known as uranus about 75 one thousand tomans of uranium has been harvested from this mine for french nuclear power plants. the french company has accumulated small stones from this uranium mine in an area of ​​120 hectares . power outages for 270,000 subscribers in america due to snowfall, the maximum amount of snowfall is 50 centimeters. however, the governor of new york has warned that more subscribers will probably be cut off . in some areas, a state of emergency has been declared. the fire started in the forests of argentina a few weeks ago . the efforts of the fire brigade and local people are continuing . this fire has spread over 3,000 hectares. from the forests in the north of this country have expanded and 150 firefighters are trying to control it. argentina, which is located in the western

last year, it was accumulated in an area in the north of niger.wo years ago , the french company uranus was famous for extracting uranium in a mine in this area. uranium mine in the region with an area of ​​120 hectares has accumulated power outages for 270,000 subscribers in the united states due to snowfall. the highest amount of snowfall was reported to be 50 cm . however, the governor of new york and more subscribers will probably be cut off. in some areas, a state of emergency has been declared. the forests of argentina, which started a few weeks ago, continue despite the efforts of firefighters and local people . the fire has spread in more than 3 thousand hectares of forests in the north of this country, and 150 firefighters are trying to contain it. argentina, which is located in the western hemisphere of the earth. the summer season is over the seasonal fires of this country have been involved every year. mrs. waziri was surprised by a question that a reporter asked the minister of sports of canada on march 15th on the occasion of the kil

protesters see they are not backing down thousands of people in nigeria as the niger delta region of suing the oil giant royal dutch shell over alleged damages to their communities. that helped to convince a british court that shows oil exploration activities of polluted their rivers and underground water supplies. hands in the niger delta region side i have not had access to clean water for decades. i correspondence forester quorra said this report from a godly life in our galley is tough blessing james has lived here with her husband for 5 years. everything is hard to come by, including clean water. i'm not in my dizzy so far. as on that is heavy, so now person i come on fish, what are you was? what will have my all, what they my house. oh, gala is a community in oakley land, part of nigeria, as earl reach, named delta big oil multinational like she'll have explored the area for decades. pollution from oil spills has left the ground water and reversed contaminated. this is the or go near river in line j delta, and if you look closely, you can see oil at the surface of the water and

the biden admintr 61-year-old missiy woodky who had lived and work in niger for more than 30 years was released after years of behind the scenes efforts. a second hostage, a french journalist missing since 2021, was also released. >>> today marks 20 years since the start of the u.s. ground invasion of iraq, beginning a war that cost the united states an estimated $2 trillion and the lives of nearly 4,500 u.s. troops. cbs's charlie d'agata was in iraq from the very start, and tonight he returns to baghdad to report on the toll the war has taken. >> reporter: it was a war that was supposed to be over quickly, an aerial campaign of shock and awe followed by a u.s.-led invasion to rid iraq of weapons of mass destruction that did not exist. saddam hussein's downfall triggered a rlo sectarian confl, pushing u.s. troop numbers here to a peak of 168,000 by 2007. 20 years later, roughly 2,500 remain. under the command of u.s. army major general matthew mcfarland, commander of operation inherent resolve. >> but our primary effort here, to advise and assist and enable the iraqi security forces. >

a of his own misfortunes, unco niger faces 3 other trials related to the one m d b financial scandal. although he was recently acquitted of audit temporary, florence louis al jazeera who jaya malaysia. finland is a step closer to becoming a member of nate. home to key is parliament has passed, a bill approving the finish application to join the military alliance. the turkish vote was the last one needed for the country to join finland and sweden applied for night membership after the russian invasion of ukraine. anchor initially blocked both beds, citing disagreements on kurdish groups. it considers terrorists pirates have abandoned a danish owned oil ticket in the gulf of guinea bound, holding some crew members hostage. the armed men boarded the vessel 250 kilometers of the off point. noah in the republic of congo on saturday. the ships own as say the rest of the 16 strong crew are safe. at least 35 people have died after floor collapsed at a hindu temple in central india. it happens in the city of indoor dozens of worship is celebrating a religious festival plunged into a communal s

it's not necessarily niger and problem. the world old. all of our we're seeing economic downturn and the u. s. is also facing unprecedented. and inflation rates. ah, but that being said, i, we are witnessing um, an aftermath of, you know, all the i'm economic activities that happened during cove it. so now that the world has opened back up or seen people going back to work and you know, trying to go back to the things they used to do before. however, nigeria has been facing economic downtown, even before the covey crisis. so i'm just going to you miss that will corn. now you walk with the humanitarian ministry now, um, why, maybe you can start by explaining to us why the problem seems to die right now. what happens is a in 2015 ah, during the company promises want to promises was what was that, that they are going to create massive job for the, for the youth. so in a program, how to get up a visa properties you out of up to get out of these on unemployment issue recruited ski opposition programs. on one of these, these are good. i got ren

the biden administration says 61-year-old missionary jeff woodke who had worked and lived in niger forased following years of behind the scenes efforts. and a second french journalist missing since 2021 was also released. today marks 20 years since the start of the u.s. ground invasion of iraq, beginning a war that cost the united states an estimated $2 trillion and the lives of nearly 4500 u.s. troop. cbs's chard' iraq from the very start, and tonight returns to baghdad to report on the toll the war has taken. >> reporter: it was a war that was supposed to be over quickly. an aerial campaign of shock and awe. followed by u.s.-led invasion to rid iraq of weapons of mass destruction that did not exist. saddam hussein's downfall triggered a raging insurgency and a bloody sectarian conflict. pushing u.s. troop numbers here to a peak of 168,000 by 2007. 20 years later, roughly 2500 remain. under the command of u.s. major matthew mcfarlane, commander of operation inherent to resolve. >> our primary effort here is to advise the iraqi security >> reporter: enabling iraqi forces to stop isis f

how caused by celebrations in the niger delta. hello mark. you, thanks for joining us. so what exactly do your plaintiffs wants from the court? so we're, we're representing 2 communities, the golly community and the billing community who are claiming, because of serious oil pollution from shells, operations in the noise and out. and they started their claims here in the, in the english one course in 2015. they are seeking compensation for the loss of livelihoods, the loss of income, the other losses, dave's office, and crucially that also claiming to clean all they want shell to clean up the oil. that is continuing to believe that communities to this day, it sounds fair enough. cell is planning to leave the niger delta a t as of exploit and there is apps there, but they are not taking responsibility for the pollution. what argument had a making so then they're putting fools of arguments in this case, for example, they say that the communities were representing have no right to go to court and get shell to clean up. they say doesn't matter. purely for the nigerian regula

to death of more than 40000 people according to the un, the vastly chad region shared by nigeria, niger, cameroon. and chad is a notorious base for boca her arm activity, which increased last month. the 4 countries set up a multi national joint task force in 2015 with the aim of defeating the arm group and promoting stability in the region. boca her arm became notorious around the world after the group abducted more than $200.00 small world. many of whom have still not yet returned home local journalists, crude, c, beatrice brings us the story. it's been mobile. it is now says to all the read on 76 cruise, danielle, speaking the edges of 1618 where? kidnapped by mcguire, i'm tourist from the of school in the state of bull. no. in nigeria, prior to the read, the school was closed for 4 weeks due to detroit in secondary to conditions. but the girls with it in order to write to the final examinations would opportunity. i would have completed my education. if they didn't abduct me in the 1st place. honestly, the life there is not an easy one compared to the freedom. now, because we aren't a

in the sahel, in niger alone, where, if, when historically, if we just come in and provide food, you'll 1,000 years. charity is not the long—term solution. but when we come in and do resilience programmes, putting down water wells, rehabilitating the land and water canals, these types of systems, the amount of aid that's needed drops dramatically. and for example, last year, just in niger, 80% of the villages that we implemented resilience programmes did not need humanitarian support when the ukraine—russia shock took place. and that literally was 500,000 people that didn't need aid. do the math. that's about 30, $40 million that we save by putting down resilience programmes. and they were able to survive with. .. in fact, more than survive, and some of them were able to thrive, and i can give you incredible... 0k, well, we'll come back to that. but you're in a situation where, as we say, the numbers havejust got intense, the demand is huge. and you're in the position of having to make choices. you're, what. .. i mean, you said, "we're taking away from the hungry to feed the starving."

s. secretary of say, anthony, blinking visits, ethiopia and niger to booth you with influence in africa that says there were 3 accuses washington of impeding peace in this region. australia plans to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the u. s. and develop more in the future draws criticism from china, mid concerns the deal puts non proliferation agreement at risk. russia agreed to extend the black sea green deal, which was set to expire this saturday for the initial 60 days, but the west must hold up. it's part of the agreement and allow the export of russian brain and fertilizers and multiple us banks. the sharp falls in their stop as to american bank labs over the weekend. that's the president bite and tries to study the vote, assuring americans their money, if they've ah, good morning for martina national studios in moscow and welcome to the hours most vital stories worldwide. i'm fear allies about we started africa were u. s. secretary of state anthony, blinking is set to visit the opiate niger as the by did administration hopes to strengthen its influence on the continent. the tri

and for example, last year, just in niger, 80% of the villages that we implemented resilience programstarian support programmes did not need humanitarian support when the ukraine—russia shock took place. and that literally was 500,000 people that didn't need aid. do the math. that's about 30, $40 million that we save by putting down resilience programs. in fact, more than survive, and some of them were able to thrive, and i can give you incredible... 0k, well, we'll come back to that. but you're in a situation where, as we say, the numbers havejust got intense, the demand is huge. and you're in the position of having to make choices. you're, what. .. i mean, you said, "we're taking away from the hungry to feed the starving." how do you decide who gets fed and therefore survives? well, several factors. number one, our donors, where we receive the money from and how they direct the money in general. then, number two, we have a classification system of the most vulnerable to the least vulnerable, ipc level five, four, three, etc. now, you know, the un use that lingo and nobody knows what

a and niger has a bind in ministration hopes to strengthen its interest on the continent. the trip is a 4th high profile visit by us officials to africa this year, and will mark the 1st time us secretary of state visits niger on the agenda, discussion of counterterrorism efforts in this whole region and planned for greater partnerships and economist fan political analysts. we spoke to believes that the significance of the african continent on an international scale. 1 is increasing daily. i think it's primarily, i mean, the last 30 years his mind 90 want this union call are ordered fishing for africa. it was just ignore on the backyard. you know, you can see also, you know, from trump's speech and so on. so. but now the significance of to harness last week in particular, where it is a busy day by day. there's also been a conflict in the tube. and so you know, some how the u. s. was involved in brooklyn's and deal. so i think, i believe one of the things that china is competing on, even in america, 14, in american territory, which is not encouraging africans to the sport, t

ah ah, us secretary of state entity blinking visits a niger to boost us influence in africa. that as a retrain uses walking sort of in heating piece in this a hell region. australian plan to buy 5 nuclear powered submarine from the us and develop more in the future draws criticism from china, mid concerns. the deal puts non proliferation agreement with russia agreed to extend the black sea brain deal, which was set to expire the saturday port in mitchell 60 days. but does the west must hold up? it's part of the agreement and allow the export of russian brain and fertilizer and multiple us banks, the sharp falls in their stock american bank to lapse over the weekend. that's as president biden price to study the vote. assuring americans, their money is a good afternoon for mark international studios in moscow. and welcome to the hour's top stories coming to you across the globe. i'm here realized about we begin with the latest from the ukraine conflict. russia's wagner group has reportedly taken control over the northern part of the industrial zone of a song in the city about a

a michigan with a secretary of state anthony blinking visits, ethiopia, niger to booth us relation than africa waller, retrain another to hell country accuses washington of impeding peace in the region . beijing excuses, washington and london of neglecting their nuclear non proliferation fans as australia plans to purchase nuclear powered submarines from the u. s. and russia agrees to extend the black sea green deal, which was set to expire this saturday for the initial 60 days, but says the west mark pulled up it's part of the agreement and allow the export of russian grain and fertilizers as to us bank collapse over the weekend, several bank briefly, all trading amid record low stocks as president biden try to study the boat, assuring americans their money. it's dave with good morning for martine or national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hours most vital stories worldwide. i'm fiorella isabel. we start in africa or u. s. secretary of state anthony, blinking is set to visit ethiopia niger as the by did administration hopes to strengthen its influence on the continent. the trip

deaths of more than 40000 people according to the un, the vast lake, chad region shared by nigeria, niger, cameroon. and chad is a notorious base for boca her m activity, which increase last month. the 4 countries set up a multinational joint task force in 2015 with the aim of defeating the arm group and promoting stability in the region. boca her arm became notorious around the world after the group abducted more than 200 school girls, many of whom have still not returned home local journalist currency. beatrice brings us his story. it's been over 8 years now, says 276 crew spent joe speaking the edges of 16? 18. where can love to buy water? i'm so robust from yes. school in the state of both north in nigeria for i all to the read, the school was closed or 4 weeks due to did to re tune security conditions. what to begin with, that in order to write to the final examinations. who now, when i would have completed my education, if they didn't deduct me in the 1st place, honestly the life there is not an easy one compared to the freedom. now, because we aren't allowed to go out and there wer

ah ah, us secretary of state, anthony blink and visits, ethiopia and niger to booth us influence in africa that has their trade accuses washington of impeding peace in the whole region. australia plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the u. s. and develop more in the future draws criticism from china, mid concerns, the deal puts non proliferation agreements at risk. russia agrees to extend the black sea green deal, which was set to expire this saturday for an initial 60 days, but says the west must hold up in part of the agreement and allow the export of russian great and fertilizers and multiple us bank c sharp balls. in their thoughts as to american bank collapse over the weekend. that's as president biden try to steady the vote. assuring americans their money with good morning for marquee international studios in moscow, and welcome to the hours most vital stories across the globe. i'm fiorella is about we started africa were u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket is set to visit ethiopia niger as the bite in administration, hopes to strengthen its influence on the continent. ea

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ah ah, you a secretary of state anthony blanket, visits, ethiopia, and niger to post us influence in africa. that has their tray accuses washington of impeding people in the health region, australia planted by 5 nuclear power submarines from the us and develop more in the future drug criticism from china mid concerned. the deal puts non proliferation agreement at red. russia agreed to extend the black sea green deal, which was set to fire this saturday for an additional 60 days, but says the wife. 7 muzzled up as part of the agreement and allow the export of russian brain and fertilizers and multiple us bank. the sharp falls in their stock as to american bank to lapse over the weekend. that the president biden tries that either both assuring americans, their money is a good afternoon for mark international students in moscow. and welcome to the hour's top stories coming to you across the globe. i'm pure allies about we begin with the latest from the ukraine conflict. russia's wagner group has reportedly taken control over the northern part of the industrial zone of i'm in the city of

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national outcry, especially, you know, from different parties and different people, different sets of niger and same. this process is not credible at all. you're mostly young people that you mention that for once, you know technology is going to work in this election. but unfortunately, that has proven not the case. and that has shown there's a level of mistrust in the process. and people, i say, you know what this election is, is, shall, the should be, you know, a constellation of the whole result. and like you did mention in a passive liberal party, already go into court and say that wants to seek redress the new legitimately. and to see that bill at $130.00 few like hannah is. so is something going to be done. i mean, are the election authorities taking the accusation seriously? i suppose that's a very crucial question. you know, even before the final announcement of the resorts where when party agents began to revolt and to protest to say no, this is not correct. there are lots of inaccuracies. there are things that are not adding up, especially the figures and the procedure and a lot o

after the expulsion of french soldiers from mali, anti-french protests have also reached burkina faso, niger and mauritania. we do not need protests that make the french president more humble towards africans. maybe macron is referring to his words when he said that france is not a life insurance company that can solve the problems of these different countries and now france has another plan in mind to return its influence on the african continent. apparently , macron's strategy of partnership with african countries and the reduction of militarism in these countries, but in fact, france is looking to confront the influence of china and russia, however, the news site of the bmw tv channel of france now says that the terrorist groups in the golan region are living under these conditions. how to talk about his achievements in the west african region, mojtaba shahsuni of the american broadcasting news agency, with 150 the highest number of daily deaths from corona in the past day and night, brazil and japan are in the next ranks with 110 and 99 feet, respectively. chapin 14000 new announcements,

the winner of niger is presidential election. but opposition party say that the vote was a sham and are demanding the re ra ah . until welcome to the program. in greece, the station master arrested in connection with the countries of worst rail disaster is set to testify. thursday will be asked to explain to a prosecutor how the speeding passenger train carrying most of the victims was allowed on to the scene track as the oncoming freight train for several kilometers tuesday nights. tragedy which kill at least 30 people, an injured 70. others prompted the reservation of greece's transport minister and bow demonstrators are demanding answers ah anger. on the streets of athens, after dozens were killed, increases deadliest train crush ah, students into slo, nikki also demonstrated on wednesday evening as they called for accountability. they cctv footage shows a moment late on tuesday evening when 2 trains collided in central grease with carriages bursting into flames. emergency teens and rescue cruise worked through the night and i

is it niger commercial capital logos? give us more details on why the main opposition parties want a fresh election basically calling for boy courtney for constellation person that i have to be back today without doing that today, the office was widespread for the. busy 5, that's all the, that the body that the content on that you know, every day and all that. but that may be lack of funding type of results, which i'd say you mentioned to call be back. what's the result is putting it on real time and i think that's so much what it was. thank you alex, from the transmission which i was talking about, why now, when do you not be published online? i'm not uploaded on the course of the fact that they called the old entity according to that, let's take a look now. it's some other stories making headlines around the world. in greece at least 26 people have been killed in scores more injured. after 2 trains collided, 2 trains, one passenger and one for cargo. crashing the city of larissa, destroying the 1st 2 carriages. hundreds

ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. niger is ruling party, candidate wins the most votes in the presidential election. what protesters have taken to the streets in the capitol after accusations of hold or fraud and opposition parties are calling for an election rewrite. also coming up on the program fee of acknowledges russian battlefield games nearby moved as russia moves to encircle the frontline city, ukraine's president of all the major zalinski says the intensity of fighting is only increasing ah i baron tilton. welcome to the program. in nigeria, the ruling parties, presidential candidate bowler to nibble, has won the most votes after last weekend's election. this puts him on track to take over from outgoing president obama double harvey. but opposition parties are calling for the election results to be scrapped, calling it a sham, the labor party and the peoples democratic party say that the pole has been irretrievably compromised and are demanding a rerun. this quiet on the streets of nigeria as a growing number of people calling to question the legitimacy of last we

and also confirming that you have figures from fully different sets of niger and same. this process is not credible at all, you know, the trust that it's not trust also in the technology which a lot of people had placed here hope, especially young people says, and people, i say, you know what, this election is a shot. the should be, you know, a constellation of the war result. i like you did mention, nino parts is liberal party already going into court as the people at 130 few lie. connor is so is something going to be done? i mean, are the election authorities taking the accusation seriously as to say, no, this is not correct. there are a lot of inaccuracies there, at least that are not adding up, especially the few goes on the procedure and a lot of complaints the electoral body, the how do you know firm as does in terms of, you know, saying ok, these are the solutions is that the practical things i suppose the answer is, well if you have a problem with this result, you can go to court. we meet you in lagos, thank you so much. ok, time. now take a look at some of the

fight against terrorism, and in the last few days and months , large anti-french protests were held in niger, burkina faso , and mauritania. you also agreed that the news departments will investigate the problems of the sda reporter's birth certificate number from you, my dear and respected viewers , who were with us, and how are you, the reporter of the policy field, and tomorrow, where are the one and a half million places of residence through the purchase of plane tickets and the hotel that i will buy household appliances. buy household appliances . buy household appliances. i will buy them until you have enough money. south, during the visit of the president, desalination projects in bushehr and surrounding villages and the first phase of the siraf behjat water supply line will also be inaugurated.