are because an official language of the security council. he could have spoken his speech in arabic, he didn't, he did the whole speech in english. i think he was aiming at an international audience. make it clear that egypt cannot and will not tolerate the current situation. just gonna ask you very quickly, james, un security council, permanent members seem to be in read agreement, that parties of the conflict should really try and resolve it themselves. but that was really shot down by egypt who is now calling for urgent international intervention. is that likely to happen? i don't think the security council are going to get involved in terms of a resolution that's my feeling from, from, from speaking to several ambassadors in the last few hours. they feel that there's a bit of a precedent set that if they were going to put a resolution down on this, they get all sorts of other issues concerning water resources all around the world . and they don't believe that the security council is the body to deal with the details of all this. they do

from all 15 members of the security council. this is exactly the kind of unity we need on critical humanitarian issues. i only hope that they show the same kind of resolve in addressing other humanitarian much emergencies around the world, new places like and me, and mar, and t grey and elsewhere. this is a good sign. ultimately, what people in syria want is a solution to the crisis. that's what they want more than anything else. and of course, we hope that they will also be progress on that in the coming period. mark, i know your humanitarian aid coordinator and not a politician or diplomat, but geo politics surely play a role in how you function. so i have to ask whether you believe as some do that this still is a real breakthrough. that might signal a turning point in serious conflict. well, i think it's too early to say that, you know what, what this is going to mean and the overall political situation. but, you know, i think it's certainly a step in the right direction. we need security council members to be putting the nee

and the un security council is that just for that role, there are some diplomats telling me, of course, if there was to be an issue of international peace and security and almost to threaten some sort of military action. and that probably would be egypt or sit on so they actually would be the ones in some ways who would be initiating any military action. but it's not clear to me that the security council is going to take any significant action on this occasion. i think the most likely thing come at the end of the meeting is some sort of statement. if that i don't think there will be in any resolution, certainly not today. but i think is also unlikely. there'll be a resolution in the coming weeks from the security council on this issue. ok, thank you very much. james bass, our diplomatic editor at the united nations. and so i'm now joined by full a crew move who had the secretary out for the africa platform at pan african organization working with communities, businesses and governments joined us from nairobi. so as hearing from james baron, just from that discussion at the united natio

they do not want the security council to become the arbiter on such disputes. they say the security guards should be dealing with international peace and security. even though some would say that there is a threat to peace in the region given these powerful countries or loggerheads and happening to so long. ok, thank you. and i think it's a james base. another hell be no spectators. it elim pick events in tokyo when the games begin in 2 weeks time organizes made that decision to japan declared a state of emergency and the capital because of rising numbers of corona virus cases. david stokes reports just hours after japan announced a fresh state of emergency in tokyo. the knock on effect on the olympics was confirmed to come back. the surging covered 19 cases. there will be no fence at all, allowed to attend venues in tokyo. she never called in that constant need. without the pandemic, the limpid games would be an amazing opportunity to unite people. but unfortunately, the pandemic could not allow us to hold events with full spectators. we are very sorry for the

principles enshrined and the united nation starter and an enduring confidence in the capacity of the security council to discharge its duty to maintain international peace and security by taking the necessary action in relation to the question of the birds indeed, the great value to let you manatee, of this body is its ability and authority to act preemptively, to protect and uphold the piece, and not to stand by in a state of indifferent abeyance as the rights of nations. and their very existence are threatened. mister president, egypt has engaged in a whole decade of negotiations on the guards. since if the unit i thoroughly commenced the construction of this dam without fulfilling the duty of incumbent upon it as an upstream state to notify and consult its down st downstream quarter. right, variance, egypt has sought to reach an agreement on the girl that would preserve the rights of our 3 countries and promote the common interests. our hope was and remains to conclude a legally binding agreement that enables the theo appear to achieve its developmental objectives by generating hydro power from th

people of egypt and the peoples throughout the region are watching the deliberations of the security council the day with great interest and high hope. and they look to the united nations into this council. as the guarantors of peace and the custodians of the collective will of our human human family and are confident that you will not fail in the discharge of your responsibility. in this regard, it is in this spirit that i wish to underscore that in executing the unique responsibility confirm the conferred upon the security council to maintain international peace and security. the members of this council are instructed, pursuant to article 24 of the charter to act on behalf of the general membership of the united nations. and in further ends of the noble purposes for which this organization was established. and the principal, the guide and inspired its work. and therefore, it behooves the hon. members of this council to consider the matter that is before us today. not from the narrow lands of your respective national interests, but in light of your collective responsibility to act on behalf

if you have a solid, the un security council has discussed the controversial mega done that you're building on the nile, egypt. and through dawn of raised economic and security concerns about that project . and if you, if it says the master should rather be discussed at the african union, columbia governments has retired. a members of its military were involved in the assassination of haiti's president driven on the 28 attack. as of now been identified, visuals are still looking for at least 8 more us president joe biden has defended his decision to pull american troops out of afghanistan, saying the military operation will end on august 31st. he insists the u. s. has achieved its objectives after nearly 20 years of war, but the withdrawal comes as the taliban continues to seize even more territory in afghanistan. white house correspondent, kimberly hallett reports. one week after us forces withdrew quietly from bog room air force base. the taliban is making games from the security vacuum left behind us . president joe biden is adamant us forces will leave afghanistan by the end of august.

williams, i'm curious, this is a very fact that this discussion has taken place at the security council itself a when you don't need it, given that if you're, if you doesn't actually see this is a security issue. definitely yes, but this is not a life or death issue or exponential issue for either egypt or e. d o b, for the short term. it is a life or an accidental issue for egypt over the long term. because the dispute is really about how to resolve this view and they don't have a mechanism yet. and what happens when there's a drought and they have to portion water out over the reverse. which being filled right now in july is, is the amount of water and it's not going to be detrimental massively to, to students to data agents can be done. this dispute is what happens 3 years from now, 5 years from now, 10 years from now. and the only reason this would become security council issues because it does become a life or death issue if each of starts bombing yoke. hello. well, i recall that initially the filling of the damn when much quickly than expected because of the rains that we were see

so then go to the un security council. number 2, the many any good at it is from if you will be in the international law of that on to us. and also you can see a cause of the hot, i'm not cause of the significant harm if you will be both today. and this is why easy to ask is the security council to discuss the complain about? would you be on the didn't john to them about with the regular it is from the international law or you but on to run your boss? how much let me ask you if it's well known, has not been too keen on the involvement of the un security council. they've rejected calls from either from sudan to involve mediators outside of the african union. what is the reason for that stance? first of all, thank you for your invitation. one of the reason is we are at this stage where the african union is common edge and the maturity mediating and being at the african. so if you're okay, i think there is no for the u. n or not african edges at this moment to inject themselves or to impose themselves on this issue. both egyp

they don't believe this is a matter for the security council.y believe it should be backed by the african union. you heard the position from egypt and sudan. they have gone nowhere and you have heard the strong comments of the addiction foreign minister -- the egyptian foreign minister that there was bad faith and irresponsibility from ethiopia. it is clear who the audience was. arabic is the official language of the security council. he could have spoken in arabic. he didn't. he did the whole speech in english. i think he was aiming at an international audience, making it clear that egypt cannot and will not tolerate the current situation. >> you are watching al jazeera live from london. much more still ahead. there have been a quarter of a million cases in seven days. africa experiences its worst week of the pandemic. also -- >> festival organizers in cannes. ♪ >> we have some rain in the forecast for eastern australia over the next couple days. more clouds cropping up, high pressure not too far away but on shore breezes pulling more moist air

countries of the security council having their say. and then at the end of the meeting, the open basset are interesting that he'll be addressing the security council. obviously you represent c t p, but he used to be on the security council just a couple of years ago will be very worth noting what he has to say about the situation. thank you very much. jane. jane space is not the kinetic editor. live there be not in nations. brazilian prosecutors have opened a corruption investigation into president j the both scenario. he's accused of failing to act again for scheme involving the national colon of fascination campaign as spring in one. okay. and i have in rio de janeiro for monica 1st and last night has already been under a lot of pressure, always handling of the cone of i spend they make a tell us about this case. well this case is our 2 brothers, one of the congressmen, which is an ally of president wilson and his brother who works in the health ministry. they went up to present dreadful sonata and said that the brother that works in

we'd like to see that in the security council, the more of this tension between the west and council members and then russia and china. because as you say, this being the 1st public meeting, clearly there's a, maybe a reluctance to get involved in the crisis. certainly china and russia believe this is largely an internal issue. and that is that code, i think, but some of the african nations. let's listen now though to the humanitarian, the acting humanitarian chief of the united nations, who's going to brief and i've been told he's going to have some important new figures to give out to the security council stuff conditions. the worst famine situation we have seen in decades in the short space of time since then the situation has worsened to dramatically. as you have just heard from under secretary decarlo about the political and security dynamics integrate and if you yeah, what i would like to speak about is the humanitarian situation. this i'm afraid is more alarming than when you were briefed 2 and a half weeks ago. 2000000 people are still displaced and close to 5.2 and people st

so the security council does plan to meet next week to discuss the crisis. egypt relies and then i'll for up to 90 percent of its fresh water supply and fears the dam could affect the flow while sudan is worried. the multi $1000000000.00 project could damage its own reservoirs and water stations. if the o p. s, as the dam is crucial to its economic development, and will provide electricity to millions of ethiopian se, egypt and sudan are seeking a binding agreement on the fire, on the filling of the dam and its operations. well, if you will be plans to go forward with the 2nd filling of the reservoirs before any deal is reached, the dispute centers mainly on how quickly if the o p i should fill the dam and how much water it would release cairo and her to them have called on the u. s. and you to intervene and last month rallied, arab countries to support their bid at the un at a saba has rejected the involvement of mediators outside the african union. and it was concerned about joint military drills carried out by egypt and sudan in may. the dispute between egypt, sudan, and if you app

of the attack has happened, identified, but officials are still looking for at least the web security council has discussed the controversial mega they, if you're building on the nile, egypt, and sued on have raised economic and security concerns about the project. if you're, if he says the message should be discussed of the african president, joe biden says american troops will leave off on a thought by august. the 1st in says the u. s. is achieved its objective after nearly 20 years of war. but the withdrawal comes as a ton of bond, continues, the thieves voters in south korea will raise corona virus restrictions to the highest level in the capitol soul, and some neighboring regions. for monday, the country has reported its biggest daily rise in new cases. top health official is warning numbers could double by the end of july. the delta variance is helping to fuel the 3rd. and with reported infections of the strain tripling in just one week, schools and bars will be shot, and restaurants are allowed, limited seating. coordinated go to the countries in the worst infection crisis. daily numbe

it tells us what the decision by the un security council means to people on the ground in syria. well, it means that millions of people who are trapped in a war then, are going to continue to receive the vital humanitarian aid that they depend on. i mean, we're talking about almost 2000000 display people who are living in tents and make ship show says in heretic condition, many of them do not have enough food or they don't have enough clean water and medical supplies and other support. they're entirely reliant on this 8 operation. it would have been a catastrophe if we were not able to continue that. but the fact that the security council has renewed this resolution means that we can continue this aid opperation now. now to some other stories making headlines around a world parents have held in vigil for more than 120 students kidnapped from the school. and i area gunmen read at the school in cardenas, phase 2 security guards. my kid is the lead test in a series of school abductions. my j security forces in the venezuelan capital crack has have read a neighborhoods controlled by

meeting to discuss, hey t, james, what was it take away message while the security council has been hearing from the head of the un mission in haiti, there are no more peacekeepers in haiti, but the still actually, while over a 1000 and start working for the u. n. in haiti's, they have a good picture of what's going on in the country. they were brief by helen la lee, me, who is the special representative of the secretary general from porter prince. and she afterwards briefed reporters in the last few minutes about the situation on the ground, some details that she added, which i think it worth adding to what andy said. she confirmed that there were 4 people who had been killed and 6 more in police custody. but she also said that she believed there were 2 buildings in port prints, which were currently being surrounded and may contain other perpetrators of this crime. among the questions she was asked at the news conference, i asked her about the criminal justice system in haiti and whether it was able to cope with this investigation or whether it needed international assistance.

or so, because we're hearing the french presidency of the un security council. a likely to have a meeting, which again will involve ethiopia, this time on the good damn in the blue nile meetings that sedan in egypt want. ethiopia doesn't want, but certainly many council members believe that getting more and more worried about the deteriorating situation. recently between those 3 countries, and i'm told it's likely that the meeting will take place next thursday. thank you very much, james bayes, pointing to us that from united nations, ah, u. s. military is pulled out of afghanistan's by graham base, the center point of its water, topple the taliban, and hunt down. all kite are off to the 911 attacks afghan forces in our control of the base. but in a sign of the chaos that could follow official se soldiers to clear out dozens of people who looted the complex after the americans left during the night without informing local troops. and fisher has more from washington. ah, it became like a many american city, 75 kilometers from cabal. it was the starting point for m

p and military offensive, the security council couldn't even agree on holding a public meeting on t grey. until now. in front of the cameras, ambassadors were given grim new figures, showing the scale of the suffering more than 400000 people are estimated have crossed the threshold into famine and another 1800000 people on the brink of famine . summers suggesting that the numbers are even higher. $33000.00 children, a civilian malnourished, and there was a warning it could get much worse. there is potential for more confrontations and a swift deterioration in the security situation, which is extremely concerning. ethiopia, as ambassador warned that international pressure could push his country over the edge. but like to make it clear that the political, prego and hasty bilateral course measures against him at an acceptable and violet basic tennis of international exercise pressures will put this amish and country of $110000000.00 people to the precipice and deep riven was no possibility of recovery the united states was one of the countries the cold for this 1st public meeting of the sec

all 15 members of the security council. this is exactly the kind of unity we need on critical humanitarian issues. i only hope that they show the same kind of resolve in addressing other humanitarian much emergencies around the world. new places like can man mar and t gray and elsewhere. this is a good sign. ultimately, what people in syria want is a solution to the christ that that's what they want more than anything else. and of course, we hope that they will also be progress on that in the coming period. mark, i know your humanitarian aid coordinator and not a politician or diplomat, but geo politics surely play a role in how you function. so i have to ask whether you believe as some do that this deal is a real breakthrough. that might signal a turning point in serious conflict. well, i think it's too early to say that, you know what, what this is going to mean and the overall political situation. but, you know, i think it's certainly a step in the right direction. we need security council members to be putting the needs

and the un security council has discussed the controversial mega them that if you're building on the nile, egypt, into dawn, and raised economic and security concerns about the project. meanwhile, egypt foreign minister had a rather blunt assessment of the situation. a nation of over 100000000 souls is facing an existing show threat. a grand structure of mammoth proportion has been constructed across the.

maybe the security council could meet in a matter of hours. the latest i'm hearing though, is that security council, more likely they're meeting on thursday, that's according to the president, the security council, which is currently france. although that meeting has not, as i speak, been shadowed, but certainly ambassadors who serve on the security council want to meeting among those the shine bassinger. it's really a shocking development. you know, i think you can be sure he is an issue. the counsel already deals with that we will continue to support the people of hey, this is a critical moment. i think we all knew it was sensitive and difficult to arm the grand and ac in view of the political situation and the security situation. this put staff in even greater danger than before. you remember that they used to be un peacekeepers in haiti. they all left off the pressure from the bomber administration to wind down that mission there. although still un stuff in haiti, both international and haitian stuff over a 1000, down the, the u. n. tells

the un security council has discussed the controversial mega that each year is building on the nile. egypt into don, have raised economic and security concerns about the project involved. if you're a piece, as the master should rather be discussed at the african union, egypt is foreign minister had a rather blunt assessment the situation a nation of over $100.00.

are because an official language of the security council. he could have spoken his speech in arabic, he didn't, he did the whole speech in english. i think he was aiming at an international audience. make it clear that egypt cannot and will not tolerate the current situation. watching alger, their ally from london, much more flat on the program, has been a quarter of a 1000000 cases and just 7 days, africa experiences. it's worst week of the pandemic also. i'm natasha butler in can with the rest of all organizes are locked in around with netflix. ah hello, we got some right in the forecast. easton possible straight away over the next couple days. little more cloud this the cropping up here. there isn't ever a high pressure not too far away, but i don't show a brace just pulling a little more in the way we stare. and we are going to see some lively showers around at east side walls as we go on 3 friday. so looking rather gray and dull for much of that eastern, sort of new south wells, up towards the gold coast into brisbin. further west to th

on the while the security council, some have been talking about this semi. but 1st, let me tell you about the secretary general, because in the last 15 minutes, he's released a statement. antonia good terrorist saying he condemns assassination. in the strongest terms, the perpetrators of this crime must be brought to justice. he says he goes on. the 2nd general calls on all haitians to preserve the constitutional order remain united in the face of the support act and reject all violence. clearly the security council, as you say, is the body that now needs to discuss this. the busy talk about democratic republic of congo at the moment, on the way into the meeting, i spoke to the current president of the security council, france holds the presidency and their bus, the nickel review, told me, i am sure we will discuss this, but let me consult with my colleagues. my understanding at the moment is that those colleagues are thinking about a meeting, some suggestions. it could be in the coming hours, but i'm now hearing more likely it will be on thursday. one of th

the un security council extends an aid operation from turkey to rebel, held syria for another 12 months after russia agrees to a deal. lebanese members of parliament on ministers hold up investigators efforts the question senior officials nearly a year after the bay route port explosion. president biden, to sign and executive order or targeting giant companies that control the market and industries ranging from tech to health care. and jeff nash, with both limbic safe and thomas fat, rachel's athletes, the take your game will still be great without adding to tell you better team, he becomes the 1st italian to reach the wimbledon final. and the tournament 140 full year history. ah, welcome to the news our, the taliban claims now controls 85 percent of i've gone on. it's made major a territorial gains this week in the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. it says it seized at least 3 border crossings, including a key ruth with iran as much as 700 kilometers of iran border with i've got a son is now controlled by the taliban. and there are fears that 1000000 afghans may

ethiopian responded, telling the un security council it is more than capable.ommitted _ more than capable. we remain committed to _ more than capable. we remain committed to work— more than capable. we remain committed to work with - more than capable. we remain committed to work with all - committed to work with all bilateral for general and repatriation ship and understanding there is more than capable of overcoming this challenge. we encourage council members to play a constructive role in supporting us and the implementation of humanitarian ceasefires. ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed, not long ago awarded a nobel peace prize, now finds himself mired in an ugly war which threatens the stability of the entire region. courtney bembridge, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to william davison who's senior analyst on ethiopia for the international crisis group. they are a think tank. i asked for his assessment of the current conflict. well, we can be sure about certain things, so let's start with those. we know that there has been an almost complete withdrawal of the

the security council is discuss the controversial mega down the yoke is building on the nile, egypt. since you don't. busy have raised economic and security concerns about the project. if your p s s, the matter should be discuss of the african present. joe biden says american troops will leave afghanistan by august 31st. says the u. s. is achieved as objectives. after nearly 20 years of war, but the withdrawal comes, as it's all the bond continues to thieves, more territory. the continuing tension between iran and the u. s. is being felt in iraq with attacks and counter attacks iranian back to home groups of intensified operations against u. s. military and diplomatic facilities are very gained access to one such military base in ambo province, western iraq from their, my food. i had ripples iraqi forces in anal i said these are on high alert. on wednesday, a missile attack injury to people, the base houses iraqi army units along site coalition forces, including us personnel. we traveled with iraqi army to about that the district about 14 kilometers away. this is where the missiles ha

i believe that would take a blow of the 15 member security council. so that could be a tough ask, ask you the united states military and the military house confirmed to me the department of defense folks burn that they haven't asked for security assistance. and that they are, excuse me, they are regular contact with patient officials to discuss to discuss how the u. s . can assist. it seems highly unlikely that they would consider sending us troops. first of all, the be a fairly sizeable deployment. they did send in, shoot reinforcements during that horrible earthquake of 2010. that's a much different situation. we're talking about having to secure an area, make sure the us troops are safe. it would be very expensive, and it would also probably be very popular. think about this job president joe biden, currently bringing troops out of afghanistan. so if you would send them just back to 80 a country that really is it on this nation, the peoples radar here and the united states that could prove unpopular. so, department of defense telling me to, to look

that's where the security council has been discussing the situation in haiti. first, let's talk to andy gallagher, who of course, has reported extensively from haiti. he's joining us from miami andi, so many questions remain unanswered. but are you learning anything new or more about who the suspects are and what the motivation was in the nation? i mean, not really. we have pretty much the same details we've had over the last few hours . the 4 of these alleged assassins have been killed to capture the chief of police in haiti says there are possibly more people still on the run. but i think the key point to focus on right now is that that seems to be a power struggle between claude henri and another of the deputy prime ministers about who's in charge. that's really the last thing that haitians need right now. they need the government to take a clear path. clearly pick someone who is in charge to try and keep the state of com. that is happening right now in port prints because people are still hunker down in their homes. this kind of a power struggle is not real

the one security council extends an 8 operation from 30 to rebel held serial for another 12 months after russia agrees to a deal of food and beverage factory couch of fire near the bangladesh she capital more than 50 people are killed. sell to don march a decade of independence, but reflect on the pain brought by years of fighting. ah hello. thanks for joining us. the taliban claims and now controls 85 percent of gun st. on it's made major territorial gains this week and the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. it says that seized at least 3 border crossings, including a key roots with iran. as much as 700 kilometers of iran border with dana stone is now controlled by the taliban. and there are fears that 1000000 afghans may flee into neighboring countries. trons been taking an active interest in this situation . it's been hosting delegations from both sides for talks this week. russia is also on alert, worried of potential attacks on the former soviet republics. that border. i've got a son, it's hell talk to the taliban delegation in moscow where they've insisted the

the african union, where all we now well, and that you, when security council meeting that was held. and that, you know, the egypt and sudan was more favorable with mediation by the un european union. and so one, so that was that un security council meeting and all the members that when leaning towards the country going back to talk, mediated by the african union. now we know that previous talk mediated by the african union and a half failed. so i think who done in egypt, i'm not very happy with the process going back to the african union. but if you're really saying that this is an african problem, but needs an african solution, and the mediation should be done by the african union. we haven't seen any movement beyond what you want. security council has been calling for, we have not had from the african union or any a step to jump stack this talk. but all countries are saying really they don't have any appetite for a war. that diplomacy is necessary, but a binding solution needs to come forth and then needs to be really a binding legal agreement on how this dumb is going to be opera

the un security council has met to discuss the crisis in ethiopia's tigray region. months of fighting means hundreds of thousands of people are now at risk of starvation. the ethiopian government has denied allegations that it's been blocking aid getting through. this is after tigrayan rebels took control of much of the northern region this week. the un world food programme says it's up and running again but access is still difficult. courtney bembridge has the latest. cheering and chanting. an extraordinary moment after months of brutal conflict. cheering. horns blare. celebrations on the streets of tigray�*s capital mekelle after rebel fighters took over the city. they've declared victory over the government troops... horns blare, applause ..but eight months of fighting has left its mark. more than 400,000 people are estimated to have crossed the threshold into famine and another 1.8 million people are on the brink of famine. some are suggesting that the numbers are even higher. 33,000 children are severely malnourished. and moreover, the food insecurity crisis wi

all the feeling that started all year in the month he talks about the un security council meeting. the members of the un security council meeting all seems to be leaning towards going back to talk, mediated by the african union. we know, previous talk mediated by the african union, have failed. but if you'll also say that this is an officer problem that needs to be dealt with by the african union, egypt and sudan, saying that we need mediation from the un that european union. and so one, but a lot of people here in, if you're saying that they're waiting for these projects to be completely waiting, they're hoping for those benefits of 65000000. if you can, that's half the population or not do have access to electricity. we've been speaking to some of them who is saying that they're very proud of this project. it's a project that they raise money to fund. so. 5 a lot of uncertainty in the reason, but if you've been here saying that they want the project to come to and they want to benefit from that dumb. catherine over the past few years, we've been following the construction of this

have turned to the un security council to provide solution as if you thought it's 2nd filling. if u. p a has rejected the move thing, the african union should resume handling the talks. he but morgan like 0. ruth harris, blue nile, or me at tragic miles. so and that's how the world help organisations described the global total of 4000000 current advice test warning where at a perilous moment in the pan demik, the w h. o chief, again, accused rich countries of hoarding vaccines and protective equipment saying it threatens the world's economic recovery. and he called on government to exercise extreme caution in lifting restrictions. within the next half hour, the u. k said to announce plans to bring in quarantine free travel from some destination for people who have accelerated, but the w h o says they could be dangerous consequences for easing measures to quickly. some countries with high boxing nation coverage and planning to roll out booster shoot shots in the coming months and not dropping public because social measures and relaxing as though the pandemic is already over. how

the un security council extends the mandate for a deliveries from turkey. it's a rebel held syria for another year. after russia agrees to a deal. the african taliban says now controls 85 percent of the country, but it shows moscow it's military gains don't threaten russia or it's central asian allies and the future of cinema, where the candle festival to meet the youngsters hoping to make an impact on the big screen ah, now hey, she's government has also united states to send troops to protect key infrastructure . and the fears of turmoil following the assassination of the president. the u. s. and columbia have already said they'll be sending agents to help investigate, driven on ways was killed in his home on wednesday, by a heavily armed hit squad, patiently said was made up of mostly foreign mercenaries. many of them are now in custody. but the son still continues for h remaining suspects. patients are in a state of shock and it's unclear just who will succeed moiz. well, we have our correspondence covering the story. we'll seek manual report in mexico

security council. the international investigation into who is behind the death of the haitian president of an moiz links to the us and columbia out to a much drunk company, find that we'll seek approval for a booster for the current of ours vaccine as well shows. the job news is it's efficacy over time. ah, welcome to the program. we began in afghanistan where the taliban is continuing to gain ground. as the u. s. its allies withdraw from the country. the group has claimed several towns and districts in recent weeks, but the government has reject to the claim that they now control 85 percent of the country, including about 2 thirds of the border with to g. s. dawn and taliban delegation is visiting the russian capital moscow. and they've suggested that they are open to the fire with the afghan government, though with conditions our hierarchy has this report signs of times, changing the taller bonds routes lie in the resistance to the 1979 stop. the invasion of afghanistan now sending his senior delegat

some of the attack has happened, identified, but officials are still looking for at least 8 un security council is disgusting, controversial mega, the ethiopian building on the nile. egypt and sir don have raised economic and security concerns about the project. if your p s. s, the matter should be discussed of the african us present. jo gardens has american troops will leave on this on by august. first in the us as a chief its objectives after nearly 20 years of war. but the withdrawal comes as the ton of on the continues to seize more territory. the death of a catholic priest in indian prison has brought spotlight on a controversial anti terrorism meal law. 84 year old stan swami was jailed last year accused of supporting outlawed communist rebels. he was imprisoned without charge or trial and denied bail despite his poor health. elizabeth for a long reports or new deli, the mourners gathered at stan swami's funeral in the city of mom by on tuesday after his death for the heart attack, they held up signs, reading stand. swami didn't die, he was killed. so if you thank you lot for the, the cat

resolution back way old members of the un security council proposed by the rotating president, china has the mind, the bench back to the 3 ramp and to the usual problem that we heard from american administration as ministration. cedric, i live as an all day like between us and this is trying to read and security is sacrosanct. so this is the old language now, and they, us, that is a new language. and i think this mainstream, older generation that attracts or you know, doesn't have understood that to and then public opinion that is a change. and we can talk about that great direction if you want the feeble realty to stand up to and to call things by the name comparison is my thing of being a bit nice to him because of course he announced the selling of more weapons and bunker buster weapons like the ones we saw deployed in gaz or in the past few days . whilst pictures of dead children were emerging on social media. because as there's a, there's a tendency, those occurring factors that palestine is i've invisible or they are silenced. or they, i'd be humanized and then what is t

the un security council has voted to extend a cross border aid operation into syria from turkey after

resolution back way old members of the un security council proposed by the rotating president. china has been by the bench back to the 3 ramp and to the usual problem that we heard from american administration as ministrations. i live as all day life between us and this security is sacrosanct. so this is the old language now and the u. s. that is a new language, and i think the mainstream, older generation that cracked or you know, for sure doesn't have understood that and then public opinion that is a change and we can talk about that later action if you want the feeble not willing to stand up to and to call things my name is my thing of being a bit nice to him because of course he announced the selling of more weapons and bunker buster weapons like the ones we saw deployed in gaz or in the past few days . while pictures of dead children were emerging on social media because there's a, there's a tendency occurring pattern that palestine is visible or they are silenced, or they be humanized. and then what is there? the count has to act with impunity claiming self protection. a

now the matter was taken to the un security council, and members of the council seemed to lead to wed jumpstarting talk. a lead by the african union. we know previous talks mediated by the african union, have failed. we don't have a nice bummed up schedule of the next round of talks, but all the sides seem to agree that there needs to be a viable solution that then needs to be a binding agreement. the problem, the problem really is the detail in that agreement. catherine, so thanks very much. joining us from addis ababa. let's cross over now to call to where his morgan is standing. by. what reaction from con team about this statement coming out of the opium? while for hail, for denise government is the, at the foot in the government. is it to give an official statement regarding the latest announcement from if you, that the 2nd phase of filling of the ground if you've been one of them has been completed. however, there has been a reaction on the ground truth. there is them, which is about 100 kilometers away from the ground to keep known as on them. opened its gates once that was made

resolution back to my old members of the un security council proposed by the rotating president. china has the mind, the bench back to the 3 ramp and to the usual problem that we heard from american administration as ministrations. i live as they live between us and this isn't secured, it is sacrosanct. so this is the old language now, and they, us, that is a new language and i think the mainstream, older generation that cracked or you know, for sure doesn't have understood that we then public opinion that is a change. and i can talk about the direction that you want, that the feeble need to stand up to and to call things. my name is my thing being a bit nice to him because of course he announced the selling of more weapons and bunker buster weapons like the ones we saw deployed in guys or in the past few days . while pictures of dead children were emerging on social media, because as there's a, there's a tendency, those occurring pattern of invisible they are silenced, are they, i'd be humanized. and therefore it's conscious. and israel has to act with impunity claiming self pr

grand renaissance them, which is strange, ties with for down in egypt will be the focus of a un security council meeting. ah, police in the haiti say that killed for suspects believe to be involved in the assassination of president of the movies, security official say they're involved in a gun battle with an armed group. police also arrested 2 other men, but didn't provide any information about those in custody. louise was shot during a raid on his home on wednesday, the in trim prime minister floor just as i said, the crime will not go unpunished. rosen, jordan reports the family of haitian president shows no moiz will not be able to hold an open casket. funeral assassins shot him several times in the head in front of his wife and daughter. early on wednesday, later that night, police arrested these 2 men in the page of veiled neighbourhood, a photo plants. they killed 4 other suspects. 3 officers were briefly held hostage during the raid noises killing, upset local residence for you after you've got with somebody. imagine we live in this area close to the precedent, even when we have problem t