and she took a very strong stance there in riga. and she said, she warned that she thought that moscow was using this to exploit the position of european nations and very sad that if any of your nations become reliant on this of energy, i'm is going to become a real issue because russia would be making a strategic mistake. if it invaded the ukraine and she's warning, nato would step in. so the u. k is taking a really hard line on this. i think one of the major issues too is, you know, we saw caught 26. we saw all these, you know, move, renewable energy, et cetera, except for the windmills. don't blow, don't, don't move when wind is blowing up, the renewable energy sources is aren't dependable. and so what's happened is the you european union in general, and the u. k. of may a big push to move to renewable, renewable energy sources. meanwhile, they forgot that right logy. so there's no stream pipeline. could you soul that, but they're taking a hard line in terms of sticking to what pup. 26 lay down. and this slide about nato. busy ba

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also, we've heard from the foreign minister, demitra coo labor speaking in riga. he says that nate, so he's trying to push nato to pull together additional sanctions on russia. what he describes as a deterrents package. now we know that they have already since 2014 been western sanctions, alden russia, on the banking sector, the defense sector as well. and it seems as if russia has basically blunted the effect of those sanctions. because according to analysts, it has been very discipline and in the amount of money it's borrowed from foreign financial markets. and it is put a lot of foreign currency and gold away. so it's flush with cash, and i always will also tell you that russia, russian, people, themselves are very used to dealing with the kind of pressures that additional western sanctions could present them. so it remains to be seen as to what kind of certainly, diplomatic, and as it takes precious from sanctions could have what kind of effect they could have on russia to try and, and deter, from what the ukranian se continued assuming intimidation and aggres

well, list trust at her 1st on foreign ministers meeting on when she was in riga. but in, remember he written that article for the telegraph and then she was pictured our writing along in a tank are emulating margaret thatcher, who she models us of after i'm she to be very strong stance there in riga. and she said, she warned that she thought that moscow was using this to exploit the position of european nations and really said that if any of your nations become reliant on this, that energy i'm is going to become a real issue because russia would be banking a strategic mistake. if it invaded the ukraine and she's warning, nato would step in. so the u. k is taking a really hard line on this. i think one of the major issues too is, you know, we saw caught 26. we saw all these, you know, move, renewable energy, et cetera, except for the windmills. don't blow, don't, don't, don't move when wind is blowing. i'm at the renewable energy sources is aren't dependable. and so what's happened is the, you european union in general and the u. k. of may a big push to move to ren

and then at the nato meeting in riga, there was a big shift towards the u. s. version of things. the new wave of tension comes as us and russian presidents are set to talk by phone, as i mentioned, joe biden, looking in no mood to negotiate. yes. oh, of course, the diplomacy is out and red lines of that to be crossed when the big bad wolf is planning a land grab ring a bell. a similar warning came in the spring when russian troops gathered for snap training exercises. and again, when military drills were conducted in crimea, and only recently moscow was supposedly the mastermind of a qu, in key of remember the currency of no mean either because it didn't happen. in fact, none of the predictions came true, but this time apparently it's different. this time, it's the real deal, and to feed the fair, they're even drawing up the criminal battle plans the new year offensive. and for the umpteenth time this year, russia is forced to defend the presence of its own troops on its own land. russia is not a threat to any country. the deployment of russian troops on the national territory is

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ukraine, concerns about a military build up at the border dominated discussions in latvia as capital riga. russia backs separatists in the east in the ukraine. uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as a battles. an armed group, if al, as air strikes on tuesday and the allied democratic forces as part of a joint operation with the congolese army and protest is in iraq have rejected. final results of october's parliamentary election announced on tuesday. the election commission confirmed the winner is the block led by moth, tata elsa. those are the headlines i am emily angler him. stay tuned now for al jazeera correspondent. this is the day i've been waiting for the last 25 years. but last 5 years i've been working on this all have put everything i've been last. you mostly was related to this not, nor was it all i think over it. so it's very important be everybody thinks, hamilton community maker, and very often i get to hear it the to me the be if i prove that miss film says, ah, ah, i am tick tock has, but i the initiative just shooting sort of a l

against ukraine, concerns about a military build up of the border dominated talks in latvia as capital riga, russia back separatists in east in ukraine. at least 3 taliban have been killed at iran border with afghan ashton, several iranian border guards were also injured. iranian medias reporting the violence escalated after itala. bon open fire on iranian farmers. those are the headlines now back to agitate world. ah . here all the time, it is a good thing. let's on you have to shuttle that. i said i could get to the most who said i wanna go. i said to let you know in the law dish i had some 1130 me have a some sit back with a come come in america. ah. i have been with before then i look why does it mean that well i'm lucky i'm sorry about that. no, no, i'm so i'm so a lot of, well, i think it was a left on a critical is then the son of clinical to have a good, a higher lube model. what would you like a let's see, let's see . ah come with sit there got it i it has it. but it it had with with, [000:00:00;00] with a half up to 40 a sequel now marshall i any cause though even though it's la l

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russian military buildup in the ukrainian border have dominated a meeting of natal foreign ministers in riga. in the future, russian aggression would come at the high price. and how serious political and economic consequences for russia, georgia and ukraine are longstanding and close natal partners, contributing her missions and operations on aspiring for a membership. ministers made it clear that we stand by our assistance or support for the sovereignty until the total integrity remains and wavering and we remain committed to enhance our support to both countries. nearby commission chief says it's time for the block to consider making corporate 19 vaccinations. mandatory cases are on the rise across the continent, which is deemed to be the epicenter of the pandemic. nigeria is detected its 1st cases of the armor chron variance in the center for disease control, says 2 cases were found among travelers for arrived from south africa. last week. health officials say they've imposed measures to slow the spread of the news. marian, uganda deploying soldiers across the border into democratic repub

and then at the nato meeting in riga, there was a big shift towards the u. s. version of things. and date, as we've been going through the new wave of tensions come as the us and russian presidents prepared to hold a video call on tuesday. but joe biden looks in no mood to negotiate. yes, oh, of course, the diplomacy is out and red lines of that to be crossed when the big bad wolf is planning a land grab ring a bell. a similar warning came in the spring when russian troops gathered for snap training exercises. and again, when military drills were conducted in crimea, and only recently moscow was supposedly the mastermind of a qu, in key of remember the currency of no mean either because it didn't happen. in fact, none of the predictions came true, but this time apparently it's different. this time, it's the real deal, and to feed the fair, even drawing up the kremlin battle pans the new year offensive. and for the umpteenth time this year, russia is forced to defend the presence of its own troops on its own land. russia is not a threat to any country. the deployment of russian tr

this includes riga, your temperature rate around that 0 mark. so the rain will fall and potentially see some prism rain as well. it has been nonstop rain toward the top end of iberia, and there is still more common natur on friday. now there are 80 millimeters over 12 hours, and those winds would been up to 90 kilometers per hour. got snow through the alpine region, northern italy picking up about 10 centimeters really top to bottom and across italy. it is unsettled and we've got some windy conditions for the eastern shores of the adria. dixie could see those got up to 90 kilometers per hour. storms have pivot it from one end of the a g n to the others. so this is plug in western turkey really from is sample rate to antalya out of rain to be expected on this weather report in africa. right now. whites and windy conditions to be expected in tunis at 17 degrees, but wall to wall sunshine for cairo with a high of 23 on friday. cea. ah, the stories of determination enjoy hey, will allow you to be luck, tao. and the kito gene, ado i remain good liste

they 2 officials and foreign ministers held talks in latvia, capital, riga, concerns about a russian military build up on the ukrainian border domination discussions. russia backs, separatist and eastern ukraine, and the conflict as killed about 14000 people in the past 7 years. and if you would call me 5, bryce, i have serious political economic consequences for russia. georgia. i'm your brain on only funding and close natal partners to the thing. mission operations on aspiring for membership ministers made fair that we stand by our decisions, our support for the 70 integrity and we remain committed to enhance for people. congress. bernard smith is following reaction from the russian capital laska, russia's activity and build up along the border with ukraine continues in a 2nd time. they've done that this year, and russia now says some $10000.00 troops are going to be involved in winter maneuvers coming soon. those maneuvers at 30 different locations in russia building that includes a long eastern part of ukraine. russia's border with ukraine and bella, russia's southern border with

in latvia as capital riga, russia is demanding guarantees from nato that it won't expand, is true deployment any closer to the russian border. the conflict in easton, ukraine has killed almost 14000 people in the past 7 years. but at smith has the latest reaction out of moscow rushes activity and build up along the border with ukraine, continues the 2nd time they've done that this year on russia now says some $10000.00 troops going to be involved in winter maneuvers coming soon. those maneuvers at 30 different locations in russia billing that includes a long eastern part of ukraine. russia's border with ukraine and bella, russia's southern border with ukraine as well. so russia is keeping up the pressure on ukraine and on, nate. so as it goes, as particularly as a law goes for a meeting with antony blink and install come on thursday, a. you and committee has deferred a decision on who will represent afghanistan and me, and the united nations. both countries, democratically elected governments with toppled earlier this year. diplomatic added to james bass has more meetings of the credentials

russian military build up on the ukrainian border dominated to days of talks in lapierre. capital riga, russia, meanwhile, is demand and guarantees from nato that it won't expand its troop deployment to any closer to the russian border. the conflict in east in ukraine has killed almost 14000 people in the past seventies. in the future, russian aggression would come at the high price, up serious political and economic consequences for russia. georgia on ukraine, our longstanding and close natal partners contributing o 2 emissions on operations on the sparring for a membership ministers made clear that we stand by our decisions. our support for the 70 to total integrity remains on the way bring and we remain committed to enhance our support to both countries. embedded smith has the latest reaction out of moscow rushes activity and build up along the border with ukraine continues with the 2nd time they've done that this year. and russia now says some $10000.00 troops are going to be involved in winter maneuvers coming soon. those maneuvers at 30 different locations in russia building that

a russian military build up ukrainian border have dominated a meeting of all foreign ministers in riga. the chief says it's time for the block to consider making covered 90 vaccinations. mandatory cases are on the right across the continent, which is deemed to be the epicenter of the pandemic. the u. s. supreme court listen to arguments that could reverse decades of access to abortion. they'll decide whether to uphold the 2018 mississippi law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. uganda deploying soldiers across the border into democratic republic of congo as a battles and armed group at follows. airstrikes against the allied a democratic forces on tuesday. as part of a joint operation with the congolese army, the arm groups based an eastern congo, and it said to have linked to iso. uganda blamed it for 3 bomb attacks in his capital compiler. 2 weeks ago, you got and troops entered darcy at the nobility, crossing in north kiva state. it's a forest area when that makes it difficult to get through. it's here that the adf has its hired outs and hidden bases are diseases ma

nato secretary general yann's dalton bag speaking after a 2 day meeting of nato foreign ministers in riga. they've been talking about challenges in the balkans as well as foreign actors working to undermine progress that he's also mentioned a number of options to push back against russia. that's bringing bernard smith. he joins us now from moscow, but had no surprises there when it comes to the rhetoric on russia. but yeah, insult him back. very clear about the difference between being a friend of nato and actually a member of nato. yes, an indication that there's only so much nato can do. yen salsa berg reminded the press conference there. what nato did when russia anna annexed crimea. and at that time, russia deployed battle groups 2, particularly to the eastern part of nato's area of influence, to east in eastern europe to the black sea region. but salt and berg also said, what they've, he's repeated what nato's said previously, that they can. and they can encourage diplomatic and economic sanctions against russia. should russia, again, a greg be aggressive towards you? great. and he,

how talks in latvia as capital riga concerned about a russian when it re build up on the ukranian border? domination, discussions, russia back separatists and eastern ukraine. and the conflict has killed about 14000 people in the past 7 years. and you've gotten the troops across the border into democratic republic of congo for joint operation against and group. you're going to blame the idea for 3 bomb attacks in his capital come parlor. the toaster is to stay with us. the stream is up. next one you see after that, ah, ah ah, ah, i anthony ok to day on the stream south see dance flood emergent. say hundreds of thousands of people, a car, a being impacted by the worst flood in 60 years. if i mentally assigned that this is caused by climate change, his out, his ear is harm natasha. just reporting happy november from john glenn, one of the worst impacted states. take a look. this used to be a road until it disappeared under water mid last year. now the only way to get around in this part of south saddam is my boats, and canoes is the worst flood this region is seen in 60 years. in this area

evacuation centers, while some of opted to rebuild their homes out of scrap materials, president of riga tirty has declared what he calls a state of calamity in order to release of $200000000.00 in government funds the declaration on the state of calamity relation to this school and relieved under habilitation edwards of the government that private sector. this will also be unaffected. mccadney seemed to have gone through the process of woods and commodities and areas. foreign governments have also pledged support with canada, the european union, and south korea each donating between $2.00 and $3000000.00. they nodded. states is providing $200000.00 in immediate assistance. more help is on the way to victims of typhoon right? but all indications are that recovery will take time. power and communication lives are slowly being restored, but there is an urgent need for food and clean drinking water. below al jazeera manila, the death toll from major flooding in malaysia has risen to at least $237.00 flood waters have swamped cds and cut off major roads. the floods triggered by days of heavy

about a russian military build up on the border dominated to days of nature talks in that yes, capital riga, the kremlin, is demanding guarantees from nato that his troops won't get closer to the border with russia. the morning comes as russian and u. s. officials as scheduled to meet in the coming hours in recent weeks, we've also observed a massive spike more than tenfold in social media activity, pushing anti ukranian propaganda, approaching levels last seen in the lead up to russians invasion of ukraine in 2014 . now we don't know whether president putin has made the decision to invade, we do know that he is putting in place the capacity to do so. on short order. should he so decide? so despite uncertainty about intentions and timing, we must prepare for all contingencies. while working to see to it that russia reverses course, uganda is increasing is deployment of truth in neighboring democratic republic of congo to fight an armed group. at launch a joint campaign with the congress army on tuesday against the allied democratic forces known as the adf began to blames the group for 3 sui

yes, capital riga, the kremlin is demanding guarantees from nato that is to sworn to move closer to the border with russia. the warning comes as russian and u. s. officials are scheduled to meet in the coming hours. recent weeks, we've also observed a massive spike. more than 10 fold in social media activity, pushing anti ukranian propaganda, approaching levels last seen in the lead up to russians. invasion of ukraine in 2014. now we don't know whether president putin has made the decision to invade. we do know that he is putting in place the capacity to do so. on short order. should he so decide? so despite uncertainty about intentions and timing, we must prepare for all contingencies while working to see to it that russia reverse is course human rights groups say, authorities in bella rules have rated the homes of dozens of journalists and activists. more than $800.00 people are reportedly already in prison for political reasons, since a government crackdown last year. set boss and report from bella. luce is capital minsk, collided blogger, and comedian fatty mattie was arrested last

general john stoughton bugs been speaking after foreign ministers held talks in latvia as capital riga, concerns about a russian military build up on the ukrainian border have dominated discussions. i showed back separatists in eastern ukraine. in the future, russian aggression would come at the high price and have serious political and economic consequences for russia. georgia and ukraine are longstanding and close natal partners, contributing and to our missions operations on aspiring for a membership. ministers made it clear that we stand by our assistance, our support for that sovereignty until a total integrity remains un wavering and we remain committed to enhance our support to both countries. in recent weeks, we've also observed a massive spike more than tenfold in social media activity, pushing anti ukranian propaganda approaching levels last seen in the lead up to russians invasion of ukraine in 2014. now we don't know whether president putin has made the decision to invade, we do know that he is putting in place the capacity to do so. on short order. should he so decide? so

northeast corner smudges of snow pushing through scandinavia the temperature, very cold in places like riga and minsk for bella roost. now for the north west corner, we got rounds of rain moving across britain, an island, but we still are going to see some com patches coming through that. the temperature in london and paris touching up into the mid teens. by the time we get into wedding, stay ah oh boy, i've always been fascinated by space. but the story, the space race isn't just about the men who wish their lives to travel and see unknown. but the ones who held those lives in their hands. grandfather and his colleagues worked on the space suit they designing spaces of 11 was his triumph more all around and the perfectly designed space suits for his legacy. putting man on the moon on al jazeera lou ah ah grinder, now the top stories are al jazeera, the man coordinating the nuclear talks between world powers and iran says that he remains hopeful for a positive result. within weeks, the 8th round of talks resumed a little earlier in vienna. demonstrators clashed with security forces after a

face a high price for any aggression nato officials and pharmacists held talks in latvia as capital riga, concerns about a russian military build up on the ukrainian border dominated discussions. russia backs separatists and eastern ukraine, and contractors killed about 14000 people in the past 7 years in the future versus what you would call the hi ross, a serious political oh, make it calls. it was for russia, georgia on your brain. always founding on close legal partners with your missions on operations on aspiring for a membership ministers made a fear that we stand by our resistance or support for the sovereignty. world integrity right away. and we remain committed to enhance those more people convers rush. as far mr. accused ukraine, m stoking aggression towards moscow to get the western vote. you fool so no, so, so body body keith is becoming increasingly insolent in its aggressiveness towards the midst agreement, the russian federation, and its attempts to provoke the west to support its military ambitions. how can we go on working like this? you make no mistake about what's real

he was speaking after nato foreign ministers met in riga. they discussed tensions with russia which back separatists and east and ukraine in the future. russian aggression would come at the high price. up see this political and economic consequences for russia? georgia on ukraine. our long standing and close natal partners contributing to our missions on operations, on the spotting for a membership ministers made clear that we stand by our decisions. our support for the 70 to total integrity remains on way bring and we remain committed to enhance our support to both countries. well, let's face abandoned smith. he joins us now from the russian capital moscow been and we've had pretty strong rhetoric from both sides over the last couple of days. yeah, let me putin as already said, it has been a long standing policy of russia and a long standing view of russia that it does not want to see nato edging eastwards into the sphere of influence that russia wants to maintain those former soviet republics. lot in a putin has said already today that he

as i said yesterday in riga, as well as in my meetings today, the united states and our allies and partners are deeply concerned by evidence that russia has made plans for significant aggressive moves against ukraine. including efforts to destabilize ukraine from within and large scale military operations. we've seen this playbook before, in 2014, when russia last invaded ukraine. despite uncertainty about intentions and timing, we must and we will prepare for all contingencies while working to see to it that russia reverse is course. as i conveyed again to find mr. cle labor today. ah, the united states remains unwavering. in our support for ukraine's territorial integrity is sovereignty, its independence. we discussed ukraine's commitment to implementing the misc agreements, which we believe represent the best avenue for a diplomatic resolution to this crisis potential crisis. we also affirm that despite a massive russian disinformation campaign, ukraine is in no way posing a threat to russia or seeking a confrontation that would justify a russian military intervention. the only threat is

amy: overall, what nato means today at the summit in riga, latvia, and how you think tensions could decreaseol: russia perceives nato as an enemy. fair enough, nato perceives russia as an enemy, and is determined to prevent major countries on russia's borders from becoming members of nato. russia, in this way, is no different from the united states . your previous segment was about the history of u.s. coups in honduras and other parts of latin america to ensure that this area means in the american sphere of influence, or at the very least that external powers are excluded from that region. it is called the monroe doctrine. russia is no different in that regard. it doesn't mean that putin hopes for a new soviet union, but he does certainly want to keep nato out of that region, and is prepared to fight, as he has shown in the past, to stop that happening. the problem about nato is that it talks the talk, but no serious person thinks that european countries, with the possible exception of poland, will go to war for ukraine. so this, as well as gas dependence, which you mentioned, is in the end