we are here at the presidential palace in brasilia, brazil.ompletely planned city built in the late 1950s as a new federal zone in this sprawling country, brazil. we are here because this is the home of the president, jair bolsonaro, had breakfast with him and sat down with a fascinating interview with him that went on for more than an hour. we will have more on that in a moment and will speak to his son, but we are in brazil broadcasting all week for a reason. if you are worried about the future of the united states, this is a good place to come to get a glimpse of it. or what it might look like depending on what choices we make. brazil and the united states have much more in common then we realize. both are huge countries. brazil is actually a little larger than the continental united states. countries with deep natural resources, diverse physical environment, diverse population, and a very divided political climate. on one side, you have a nationalist party that is currently in power now, controlled the executive in brazil. on the other sid

the report came out from the russian embassy who had no proximity to the presidential palace.ormation to smear the president of afghanistan who was an ally of the united states. >> the report prepared by the special inspector general of afghan reconstruction said president ghani was bare foot when his wife and national security adviser said it was time to go. ghani didn't have time to get his passport. few had luggage. the ambassador had his laptop and a suit. the special inspector general interviewed 30 witnesses including those on board four helicopters that carried then't and his wife to uzbekistan. they carried $500,000 which had been kept in cash at the presidential palace. >> 169 million in $100 bills is a lot of money. 7 1/2 feet by 3 by 3 which is about the size of a cord of wood or a good living room couch. helicopters had a weight problem already because they had to go over to the hindu push to get out of the country. >> among the questions investigated is what happened to the $5 million in cash that was kept at the presidential compound. members of the presidential

when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here, will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera, keep them well still had here on al jazeera will take you to iraq, where officials pay a growing color outbreak could overwhelming already fragile health care system. plus molly's military faces questions over yet another brutal attack on a village by rebel fighters, the stories after the break. ah ah. hello, the big story in the u. s. weatherwise is about the hates, particularly down towards the southeast and calling to see law as the clear skies here. this wedge of warmer air, between these weather france, st. temperatures getting up into the high thirty's it low forty's over the next day . also some lavish hours around the is disabled for a time. more wet weather coming back into nebraska into higher pushing up towards iowa. we see some wet weather to, to central parts of canada as we go on through friday, eating further eastwards. there we go. want to shout out to was a se, lo

he's welcome to legal mine is to the presidential palace, members of the store. but i have had meetings of illegal minors in the presidential palace and you know, much of his support comes from lawless regions in the amazon and across the country . so yeah, what we have seen in the last few years, the post and i rode ministration to come over even increasing lawlessness in the amazon as a result of an even direct result. mid to both scenarios in century rhetoric and also cops and d banging to the very agencies which is supposed to be protecting the forest and his people. the biden administration has reiterated cost for a fair and thorough investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist, sharina lockley, the palestinian american was shot dead by israeli forces while reporting in the occupied west bank last month. president joe biden is you to meet is really and kind of see and leaders when he travels to the middle east next month. what we want is obviously for this to be fully investigated. and if there needs to be accountability had accountability had at

he's welcome to legal minus to the presidential palace, members of the store. but i have had meetings of illegal miners in the presidential palace and you know, much of his support comes from lawless regions in the amazon and across the country . so yeah, what we have seen in the last few years, the post and i rode ministration to cova, even increasing lawlessness in the amazon as a result of an even direct result. mid to both scenarios in century rhetoric and also cops and d banging to the very agencies which are supposed to be protecting the flores and his people. now for the past decade, every year has seen a record number of people forced to flee their homes. this year was different. a new high for displacement above a 100000000. for the 1st time, the u. n. refugee agency says the scale and speed of the crisis are out pacing solutions. the biggest factor now is the war in ukraine, which has triggered one of the largest mass displacements since the 2nd world war. but there are glimmers of hope. 5.7000000 people returned to their countries of origin in 2021.

when asked if they plan to march on the presidential palace, if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here, will soon decide to see a new me al jazeera kito, iraq's parliament has sworn in dozens of new legislators. so strengthening the power of rivalry, ran back to politicians in the assembly follows the recent resignation of 73 m. p. 's from the influential, influential shia cleric would try to al side his block. it was the biggest winner in last year's general election, but no progress has been made in the formation of a government since that iran has dismissed the powerful chief of the revolutionary guard. intelligent service state tv reported her st. tapes dismissal. we gave no further details. time worked at the office of her on supreme leader alley her many before becoming the god intelligence chief in 2009 lebanon's prime minister designate as calling for political factions in the country to put aside their differences in, cooperate, to ease the country's economic crisis. no jeep mccarty was speaking of to be asked by politici

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when asked if they plan to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here, will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera, keep them all still had hail. now is there a molly's military faces questions over yet another brutal attack on a village by rebel fighters plus the battle for eastern ukraine russian troops intensify their efforts to take control of key areas . those stories after the break ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world copies on its way to a catholic group. your travel package today. hello boys. it hot across the middle east even by our standards. large, clear sky, some very high temperatures recently, but i am pleased to see for the temperatures are set to just ease off a touch over the next couple days and key weight, 52 celsius on tuesday afternoon of $49.00 there for a q wait city and you can see it does, he's off to around will $43.00 still plenty hot enough that he, they're also affecting western part of iran as we go on into our friday, well, temperatures for back a touch furt

he's welcome to legal minus to the presidential palace, members of the stall. with that i have had meetings of illegal minors in the presidential palace and you know, much of his support comes from lawless regions in the amazon and across the country . so yeah, what we have seen in the last few years the both and i rode ministration. took over even increasing lawlessness in the amazon as a result of an even direct result mid to both scenarios in century rhetoric and also cops and d banging to the very agencies which are supposed to be protecting the flores and his people. the british government is refusing to rule out abandoning a european human rights packed up for judge, blocked it from deporting asylum seekers to rwanda. the last minute intervention by the european court of human rights force the 1st flight to be cancelled on tuesday . the court is not related to the european union, which the u. k. left in 2020 am. secretary put martel says the government won't be deterred though and more flight supplant. the you and you k are fighting on another legal front

when asked if they plan to march on the presidential palace, if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera kito, a cleanser rang out to go said a girl capital dagger on wednesday in the latest protest by opposition support as the head of elections next month. the protests were called by the main opposition coalition, the angry, they've been disqualified from running in the upcoming pole over water called called technical reasons. it's the latest of a series of protests that have broken out of multiple locations across the country . the same rule forth on the so called a state capture in south africa has criticized president. so rather poser for not doing more to stop years of corruption. a 3 year commission looked into a string of allegations against his predecessor, jacob zimmer, ma'am, opposed or served as his deputy. between 20142018. the report found that zima stopped any investigation into the go to family. the brothers rejection actual grouped her were arrested in dubai. earlier this

meetings of illegal minors in the presidential palace. and you know, much of his support comes from lawless regions in the amazon and across the country . so yeah, what we have seen in the last few years, the both and i rode ministration, took over easily increasing lawlessness in the amazon as a result of direct result amenable scenarios in century rhetoric and also cops and d banging to the very agencies which are supposed to be protecting the forest, and if people the u. s. federal reserve has increase interest rates to their highest levels in nearly 30 years. the move is aimed at raining in storing innovation is the 3rd high since march, and as my can every for some washington. it adds to the uncertainty facing the economy. the announcement was expected, but no less shocking. at today's meeting, the committee raised the target range for the federal funds rate by 3 quarters of a percentage point resulting in a one and a half percentage point increase in the target range. so far this year, the only potential ray of light and unemploymen

when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here. we'll see. to decide. to see a newman al jazeera kito, iraq's parliament has sworn in dozens of new legislatures, strengthening the power of rival iran, back politicians in the assembly. on the recent resignation of 73 m. p. 's from the influential sheer clerk, mac. thou father's blog was the biggest winner in last year's general election, but no progress has been made in the formation of a government since then. long. iran has dismissed the powerful chief of the revolutionary gods. intelligence service fe tv is reported that her same types dismissal but gave no further details. tab worked at the office of her own supreme leader alley. how many before becoming the god intelligence chief in 2009 about this lonnie is a senior research fellow at the center for middle east strategic studies. he says the new leader will provide a new perspective. may be the new chief who has an experience in the counter intelligence unit can bring

m f, he has to listen to his people when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met. isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here, will soon decide to see a new made out to 0. keep them now, while thousands marched in ecuador trunk drivers in argentina, held a nationwide protest against the rising cost of diesel union se they'll keep pressuring the government for as long as it takes prices come down. the demonstration coincides with the national grain harvest, which is crucial to argentina's economy. now, rail workers in the u. k. have gone on strike for the 2nd day this week of the talks to end in a national walkout broke down early. a 5th of rail services are running, causing a major disruption for commuters work as a demanding better pay, working conditions and job security as rail companies cut costs and staffing still . i had an al jazeera, we'll have the latest on the struggle to get a to millions. in ne, bangladesh displaced by the was flooding in decades and the military meeting. those careers lead a, came giova

when asked if they plan to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera kito rail workers in the u. k. have gone on strike for the 2nd day this week. after talked to end of nation wide walk out, broke down. only a 5th of rail services of running, causing a major disruption can become for commuters. workers are demanding better pay working conditions and job security as rail companies, cap costs and staffing now tens of thousands of farmers in the netherlands of protested against government plans to reduce nitrogen emissions. the netherlands is the 2nd largest exporter of food world wide, but is estimated thousands of farms will have to close to make the governments emissions targets. stevenson was that the demonstration in the village of stroke, the heart of dutch farming country on their tractors farmers from all over the country, added to the little town of strew, ignoring police instructions, they block motor ways, causing traffic chaos. the rally was h

when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here, will soon decide to see a newman al jazeera kito. now, while thousands marched in ecuador trunk drivers in argentina held a nation wide protest against the rising cost of diesel, the union, se they'll keep pressuring the government for as long as it takes for prices to come down. the demonstration coincides with the national grain harvest, which is crucial to argentina's economy. buquet foreign secretary says the global grain crisis is urgent and needs to be solved within the next month. less trust is in turkey to discuss ways to free up ukraine's black c ports to allow grain to be shipped out. she says the u. k is willing to offer its expertise to resolve the crisis. peyton is weapon ising hunger. he's using feed security as a callous to of war. he's blocked ukrainian ports and is stopping 20000000 tons of grain being exported across the globe, holding the well to ransom. i'm here in turkey to discuss the plan to get the gra

when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met. isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here, will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera, keep them now while thousands marched in ecuador trunk drivers in argentina, held a nation wide protest against the rising cost of diesel union se they'll keep pressuring the government for as long as it takes for prices to come down. the demonstration coincides with the national grain harvest, which is crucial to argentina's economy. a medical personnel involved in the care of argentinian football star, diego marzano will face a public trial for criminal negligence. they're accused of failing to take proper care of madonna when he was recovering from surgery. he died 2 years ago at the age of 60, after an operation to treat a blood clot in his brain. in south africa, the final report looking into the so called state capture scandal has criticized president. so run the poser for not doing enough to stop years of corruption. the 3 year judicial commission investigated a string of a

that is why today, immediately after the meeting here at the presidential palace.inisters. the csto countries will also meet with armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan. uh, and i must say one more topic that they simply cannot pass by today, it is a meeting of the minister of the csto countries - this, of course, is ukraine and the situation that is now stacks with export grain from its ports, where foreign ships are blocked. this theme has already been purchased. e. this is a problem, not even a topic, acquired. uh, the scale of international importance and threatens with serious economic consequences. well , the fact that the economy and security are very closely connected is easy to see if you look at, for example , the list of those states that are members of the csto and those countries that are members of the eurasian economic union, these lists are almost identical, with the exception of tajikistan, it is in europe e in the eurasian economic union does not yet participate. well, that is, it can be said in such a way that the csto is a kind of security fram

tonight we areke here at the presidential palace in brazil, brazil, a city famous to architecture majors the world over a completely planned city built in the latey 1950s as a new federal zone in this sprawling country, brazil. we're here because this isec the home of the president. terrible scenario.as we just had breakfast with him, set down the facenda interview with him that went on for more than an hour. we'll have more on that in a moment. we're goingnd to w speak to hisn ,butt we're here in brazil broadcasting all week for a reason. heth if you're worried about the future of the united statesa ,this is a goodce place to come. to get a glimpse of it ork what it might look like depending on what choices we make, brazil, united states have much more in commonve m thc we realize. both are huge countries, but actually the larger than the continental united states countries with deep natural resources , diverse physicalro environment, diverse population and a very dividediv political climate. on one sideidal you have p a nationalist party that's currently in power. now these controls th

it's important that they don't only see their president or giving addresses from the presidential palace posts and posting his addresses of social media. it's important for ukrainians to see that their president is very much hands on and it is pretty, pretty much on their side because you notice a huge difference in this war about what is happening in the eastern frans and on the southern front compared to it. places that feel relatively safer, like human key if life is, of course not normal because everybody is very much aware. it is a war going on, but we not under constant shedding just out, just like in other parts of the country. so very significant visit today. no nato general secretary at yes dalton berg told the german newspaper today that the war in ukraine could last a years. how much of a blow is this for ukrainians? and is there much discussion on what that might look like for you crime? what really a struck me when i was talking to people here is that they are determined to not stop fighting until the last russian. so the we have it, we have left a country that swats at mayo

i mean these things do tend to be quite full when you are at the presidential palace. you've got the formal greeting, the principal standing there, taking their photos of hold the formal family, the family photo of a handshake. that kind of thing, but it was, it was friendly that were hugs and handshakes after the talk. so when the latest came out to address the media, they did certainly say that they've had a good and productive conversation is how to read much more into that than that all the comments that were ruffled feathers here from president macro. he actually addressed that at the prep press conference saying that he's been completely transparent with all of his tools and he's trying to keep dialogue open, that it's no good to isolate rusher. in fact that that could just be creating a bigger problem down the track. so he really, he actually, he was asked and he'd address that issue, head on and said that, you know, he's always been transparent both with potent and with president to live in that he actually had the okay, by prism zalinski to even go ahead and h

he is a man who is not scared of his own. troops is not scared of leading it, leaving his presidential palace to go to the front lines. and i want to ask you about these russian state media reports that had confirmed the death of one of moscow's top generals. what more do we know about their when deeds are among catoosa? according to russian sources is the 4th general. they've lost in ukraine. the u. s and western intelligence says, i say that there are more than 10 pence lee as much as many as 15 russian generals have lost their lives in russia. he knew in ukraine rather in these 3 months of war . and that is a sign saying that every one of russian military failure, that basically the russian military is so hierarchical and so are unable to react quickly to events in the ground. they have to send their generals to command in the front lines in place where they're most likely to get a shot at get killed. because basically, there isn't the freedom for the younger officers and the people's lower down in the command chain to really take decisions on the flies. that's really a sign that russia is

holding talks a lot of years, a landscape along with from indian president klaus johan us at the presidential palace. they've been holding a press conference, which we will bring you shortly. the visit comes after days of speculation over whether it would go ahead and as ukraine intensifies it please for more heavy weapons from western allies. earlier the 3 leaders visited it, been a key of suburb that was partially destroyed by russian forces early in the war. during that visit, this is what chancellor sholtes had to say. this is forced for the destruction. this war is cause inc, that is terrible. it's even worse when you see how completely pointless the violence we're seeing here is the innocent civilians have been affected. houses have been destroyed, a whole city with absolutely no military infrastructure was destroyed. and that says a lot about the brutality of the russian war of aggression, which is simply about destruction and conquest. and we have to keep that in mind in everything we decide. and we can now bring you that press conference. i am in kia between as the landscape exam president

about the risks and whether or not they may try an attack ukrainian government buildings, the presidential palace hearing, keith, i think that's less crucial than just the willingness to really pump the pressure. now the rust notary isn't doing too well about field, okay, on that ukraine is claiming it has we captured large parts of several? don't ask if that can be verified. what is the significance of that development? well, obviously this has been the central battle on the dumbass front for more than 10 days now. and there been predictions time time again from west ellis, that it was just a matter of days or maybe a week at most before russia took over the city. now the russia is concentrated its forces on a very small part of the front lines, learning from the lessons of the early months. the wall where russia spread itself too thinly. but even though it seems russia is not the chief in the kinds of gold, despite huge, a huge numbers of a soldiers there, but also a huge security in terms of the fire power emissions available to russian forces are obviously jealous and not freely able to move

kurdish forces from the border of turkey considers not fulfilled negotiations were held at the presidential palacethe local press calls it aksaray white palace. it is considered the largest palace in the world built in the last century. there are 1.100 rooms of 3.000 m². president erdogan himself took part in the design in the country's global palace the economic relations between russia and turkey were discussed best of all. they say the turnover figures are for january. march doubled and reached $14 billion in the assets of the two gas pipeline turkish stream and the construction of rusatom as-akkuyu project is estimated at $22 billion. well, and, of course, in turkey, as always. we are glad to our tourists the number of flights will increase there will be no problem with paying for hotels in many turkish hotels it is already possible to pay with the world card dmitry kochetkov alexey labushkin dmitry malyshev channel one ankara over the past few hours, the armed forces of ukraine have fired more than 90 large-caliber shells at the settlements of the dpr. this was reported in the joint center fo

the ministerial meeting was moved from the mead to the presidential palace at the last moment, sergei lavrov and the mevlut cavusoglu brought about 30 minutes. tête-à-tête, only then the talks were held in an expanded format and very fruitfully, as the host emphasized, then the good-neighborly partnership between russia and turkey is set by the presidents, according to sergey lavrov, only this year the leaders contacted nine times the ukrainian crisis, one of the permanent ones, topics of the talks were told about the course of a special military operation that is developing according to plan and that achieves its goals, while paying special attention to minimizing, and any harm to the civilian population. no , and of course, for the military personnel of the forces of the russian federation of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, with regard to the grain blocked in ukraine, sergey lavrov sees our western colleagues as an exaggeration in this problem, yes, and the ukrainians are trying to bring the entire army into the category of the universe of a universal catastrophe. althou

when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met, isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera kito of thousands marched in ecuador truck drivers in argentina . health nationwide protest against the rising cost of diesel union. say, though, keep pressuring the government as long as a taste for prizes to come down. the demonstration coincides with the national grain harvest, which is crucial to argentina's economy. construction work has begun on a new separation wall. the edge of the occupied west bank. it's parallel to the israeli separation fence near the palestinian israeli village of salam. concrete will be 45 kilometers long and is expected to be completed. later this year the district police chief in texas who delayed the assaults and a gunman during last month school shooting and val day has been put on leave. offices were criticized for waiting more than an hour before entering the school and confronting the attacker who ended killing 19 children and 2 teachers. this w

when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met. e said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera kito. while while thousands marched neck with war truck drivers in argentina held a nation wide protest against the rising cost of diesel union se they'll keep pressuring the government for as long as it takes for prizes to come down. the demonstration coincides with the national grain harvest, which is crucial to argentina's economy. on gary as coalition government has lost a confidence votes for his failure to tackle soaring inflation, there is widespread anger about the rising cost of living. jolene will fisma after just 6 months in office, full gary as coalition government has collapse, grims to dia, do more than half the m p 's in it's 240 c chamber voted in favor of the motion to remove it. many say the government failed and its policies, especially in its reforms, to free up the you funding and the nations dependence on russian gas. the prime minister says his focus is

moreover, a wonderful view of the whole city opens from here on its central object , the presidential palace of akardu, and this is very interesting. what is the view from there now that there is on the horizon in the country the most important event constitutions and in general the whole region. now it is so rich in events, as it was not, probably, we will talk about all the most interesting things from the world of asia for a very long time. so, the change of the constitution in kazakhstan for this purpose by the president of the country, by his own march tokaev , a nationwide referendum was initiated, the reform provides for more than 50 amendments 33 articles the main idea, kazakhstan is moving away from the super-presidential republic, among other important changes, the death penalty is prohibited the president is not allowed to be a member of a political party, the number of terms is limited states actively discussed the ban. relatives of the head of state to occupy high-ranking positions. in addition, the status of elbasy is no longer determined by the institution. but the land and it

and now i will even show some iranian publications, and photos from this meeting from the presidential palaceut are published by the government newspaper iran and so on. here, if you look at the full page of the portrait of our minister sergey lavrov and the title, i will translate tehran and moscow together oppose western sanctions, but indeed this opposition has become one of the main topics of the meetings. uh, the main topics of the meetings the day before. e, sergey lavrova ibrahima raisib. this was the first meeting since he became the head of state in august last year in terms of the number of restrictions imposed on our country, russia has already overtaken iran, which has long accumulated certain economic experience, which may well share just the expansion and strengthening of economic cooperation was discussed the day before to meet the minister of foreign affairs. russian president of iran sergey lavrov also conveyed warm words and wishes to ibrahim gross from russian president vladimir putin, whom i remind gross met, and personally in the kremlin in january of this year. best wish

again, from the west, allegedly german chancellor o levsholz, who was also going to visit the presidential palace next week, but on friday he was offended that sergey lavrov would be received there earlier. here is what he writes about this place. the press in belgrade can conclude from the statement of the president vuchis that the visit of the german chancellor olaf scholz due to the cancellation of the visit of sergey lavrov, this puts vučić in a critical situation, because he has to weigh, what is more important than the connection with russia or membership in the eu notes vladan zivovich, chairman of the atlantic council of serbia serbia , as its president aleksandar vučić proudly noted, is the only country in europe that did not to join the anti-russian sanctions of brussels, where they have already adopted six packages of restrictive measures and now they are talking about the seventh . solve painful for belgrade. the issue of kosovo 's autonomy is a problem that was essentially created by the hands of the west and is now being used for political pressure. how else to regard these words of

zelenskyy ensuring that he is not scared of his troops, not scared of leaving his presidential palacend go to the front lines. brent: about these russian state media reports that have confirmed the death of one of moscow's top generals, what more do we know about that? nick: indeed, according to the russian forces, it is the fourth generals they have lost in ukraine. u.s. intelligence says they are as many as 15 russian generals who have lost their lives in ukraine in these three months of war, a sign, says everyone, of russian military failure. that basically the russian military is so hierarchical and unable to react quickly to the events on the ground, that they have to send their generals, to the front lines basically where they are most likely to get shot out or killed. because there isn't freedom for younger officers and the people lower in the command chain to take decisions on the fly. so that it's a sign that russia is struggling. and there are under pressure to get some kind of results support putin has some results to show for all these losses in ukraine. basically no big w

those who were and hot a tomb tried to make their way to the presidential palace. the security forces had barricaded most of the major roads leading to the present presidential palace. now they also used tear gas and live ammunition against protesters who were out on the streets by the thousands to protest against military rule. but there was also another reason why they were out on this day specifically, and that's because it's the 33rd anniversary of the clue that brought from a president dominant bashir to power protested. who was spoke to say that they feel that loyalists to buy shares from a ruling party are still in power. and the fact that since the take over a general abdel for the annual hon who's the head of the military, has re appointed those who have been dismissed because of their ela allegiance to the former ruling party. they say that that, that shows that they were pollution is far from over, which is why they took to the streets. again, they were also a loss of injuries. one of the hospitals that we were at near we saw lots of people who had a blo

to right now here in order to him, and we've seen thousands of protesters going toward the presidential palace. some of them are here is that the last remnants, thousands have already gone ahead to make their way to the presidential palace. lots of security already had that. we've seen. i'm and protested, that's not going to deter them. they said they want to make sure that the message is back to the military. that they want a sibling government. i'm not a military leadership. uh huh. what actually is going on at the moment in terms of negotiations between the political parties and the military government? well, it depends on who you ask. the military says that it wants to talks to continue and it wants to negotiate with the political parties and all the groups in sudan to reach an agreement for political consensus, the force of freedom and change coalition. that's the pro democracy coalition. that will say line follow the military takeovers has no political development is happening. and that they don't want to sit down with the military, despite mediation our efforts by the united states and

that is why today , immediately after the meeting here at the presidential palace.s of the csto countries will also meet with the prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan and i must say one more topic by which they simply cannot pass today. it is a meeting of the minister of the csto countries - this, of course, is ukraine and the situation that is now developing with the export of grain from its ports, where foreign ships are blocked. this problem has acquired the scale of international significance and threatens with serious economic consequences. well, the fact that the economy and security are very closely connected is easy to see if you look at, for example, the list of those states that are included in its csd and those countries which are included in the eurasian economic union these lists. identical with the exception of tajikistan , it does not yet participate in the eurasian economic union. well, that is, it can be said in such a way that the csto is a kind of security framework in the entire post-soviet space, thanks to which many economic processes take

remove obstacles to the export of grain with ukraine and this work is going on here in the presidential palacee rejet and erdogan, you can say at the highest level the meeting of sergey lavrov and mevlyutovich will step continued from about an hour and a half. behind closed doors , foreign ships are locked up in ukrainian ports for much more time, which could take out grain . according to preliminary estimates, we are talking about 20 million tons. the west, escalating the situation, predicts a global food crisis, but sergey lavrov will bring this panic to your western colleagues. and the ukrainians themselves are trying to bring the universe of universal catastrophe into the category. and although the share of this ukrainian grain in question. it 's less than one percent of the world's production of wheat and other cereals, so it has nothing to do with the food crisis, uh. this is the current situation with ukrainian grain has not been discussed in detail president putin a week ago a special interview. we really appreciate, however, the efforts of our turkish friends, who are looking for ways

we are only 4 blocks away from the presidential palace, the most highly secured area of all of ecuador at this hour. because the fear is that that indigenous strikers could try to make it break into the palace by breaking all the security. gordons is close to the president's resignation. grow the government is offering to negotiate safe on google. weird. and although i who talk government is doing all kinds of your voices and protests will turn into effective solution, missouri once again, we issue an invitation, running for an immediate dialogue without delay. oh, but indigenous leaders said the president must 1st lift a state of emergency and over proof that he's serious about alleviating poverty, including debt relief and fuel subsidies. and so the strike and the confrontations continue with no breakthrough in sight. to see a human al jazeera kito, equilla work is underway to we're still one of the leapers most famous most serious 2nd city was of course, battered by 4 years of fighting between rebels and government forces and lepers. all city is a unesco listed world heritage site a

with boys running, you know, showing up on the emmys or the grammys, you know, sitting in the presidential palace in campus in different it's immaterial. yes. i think that's right. it is about the russian people specifically and again, if both of them voted to inform speeches on february, the 21st of february, the 20. well, the february, the 21st stage was all about how the bolsheviks really just screwed over the russian people. right from the 917 all the way up to 991. they just go and, and that's obviously something you feel very strongly about. and he thinks of the west is actually continuing to work a. so they are going to protect the russian people. you and i think at some point, i mean, it was obvious that the beginning the age of the baltic states is going to come up because i really wanted to put up for will away lisa, very substantial. russian population of being treated in. 1 particularly in last, the sonia again brings up, you know, the security issue, which is the basically, i access the brother on the list, a friend in the past. couple rushes, access, the billing. and so there are ot

headquarter of his campaign, which has been renamed, the house of in that in just like the presidential palace, the in bogota. and actually the candidate said amanda, one of is the many quick announcement that he will actually govern from here at least half of the time. if indeed he becomes the, the next president of columbia, and his supporters are also very excited because they see him as an outsider the like they like the fact that he's a bashing at the elite of the country, putting always front and center the issue of corporate corruption, obviously a lot of people instead believe that he is a, a demagogue, a population, the one that has been running a campaign hi on emotions, but of, with very little detail of what this policy is that could be now he surprisingly got 28 percent of the votes that put him in 2nd place, but he's expected tomorrow to get the great majority of the conservative voters of the voters that continue here to vote for traditional parties just because of what they fear. the most is the possibility of a left east. they're becoming president of columbia, which puts the

turkish capital on cra, today there will be talks with president ad one and a dinner at the presidential palace. as you mentioned, this is a mom had been so man's 1st visit to turkey. since the brutal killing of saudi journalists, jamal i showed you here in istanbul, in 2018, which really shocked the world and dealt a heavy blow to relations between these 2 regional powers. what is happening now isn't happening, i think because the mode of mr. shock g has been forgotten and forgiven. it's a part of a major reset of relations. it's something that both countries need the saudi crown prince and he wants to broaden alliances here in the region. he also seeks an end to the scandal over mister hoshal, just killing, which has seriously damaged his reputation internationally and president ad one is facing the worst economic crisis. you're in turkey in 20 years ahead of reelections next year. so he certainly has his expectations. so i don't think the murder has been forgotten, at least not in the turkish public, but this is a reproach. mind that is considered mutually beneficial by these 2 countries. yo

reaction to your question, i would like to note that the press conference took place in the presidential palaceey in ankara and in the morning eh hmm a lot of russian journalists gathered eh for the press conference, and to be honest, it was very difficult to make my way everywhere, uh, their long- planned questions and the list, in general, the list of journalists who should ask questions, serhiy lavrov was very impressed uh, because he started uh, i uh, in general, such a public yes -e public own you are sleeping because of what er hm to give the opportunity to ukrainian television in general and in the first public er tv channel of ukraine er to ask a question to which lavrov told me that turkey is er er there is freedom of speech and there is no er in ukraine uh, already ask the question that first and uh let's say this opened this marathon uh of offended uh mirrors that are in russia immediately after i asked the question for the first time uh i think uh sergey lavrov gave i paused to think about the question and asked him to ask me the question again after he said that he probably likes u

meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the csto countries, which took place in the presidential palaceyerevan, uh, now is the time for informal communication. however, the issues are still the same, these are different aspects, international and regional security of the capital of armenia, which is currently chairing the csto. hey ministers. six countries discussed, uh, a lot of issues. uh. at first, the meetings were held in a narrow format behind closed doors, then in an expanded round table, and delegations from all the states included in the wsc also gathered there, as a result of these meetings, a number of important documents were signed sergey lavrov spoke about this in detail we adopted, i think, a very important statement on international security issues, which for the first time within the framework of the cst enshrines the principle of the indivisibility of security, the need to ensure an equal week for him and security when no country strengthens its security at the expense of the security of any other country - this is a crisis response within the framework of the organiza