somalia and i, i often tell people, the somalia i knew, it is really necessary. i never went back to that somali i do want to go back and kind of go to the desert. the sÉance. i want to touch the world that i left speared in this sense, this sense of wanting closure. that is what i find myself. really longing for this closure. this closure may not come easily somalia is now harmed. even me gaining attention, it comes to do really well. things are really happening. i do not know if i want all of these people knowing me because i want to go back and have that closure. thank you so much. that was coming from you. [laughter] >> it is not that. i do not know what it is speared for me, when i am talking, if i hear any kind of sound, my talk freezes speared i don't know. we all have little things that work for us and don't work for us. for me, i found that. it is just the way that i am. thank you so much. when i talk to you on the phone, why am i hearing this sound. now i realize what was going on. thank you so much. >> sure. glad you could figure it out. >> thank you s

we have seen kenya and somalia have a push and pull from time to time.t some time, kenya recorded some facet or, in some of it recalled its ambassador from kenya. flights coming in from some of it were blocked coming into kenya, and after that, the ban was lifted. the most important thing is on the security beat, whereby kenya says if they give this particular piece of land to somalia, then their security will be jeopardized. you should also notice that kenya sent its soldiers in somalia in 2011 to join the african union peacekeeping mission, and so, with this particular ruling, we do not know as yet, because the government has not pronounced whether the soldiers who are in somalia will be recalled to kenya, but it remains a case of wait and see and what kenya will do, but the foreign ministry said they will not accept the ruling, and so far nothing has been said against that. yes. brent: it is a complicated situation, as you will pointed out. in nairobi tonight with the latest, thank you. from a legal dispute over borders and boundaries commit to a reli

kidnapped by rebels in somalia. what's she endured at the hands of her captors nearly destroyed her. what happened after she was freed was almost just as terrifying. here's kate snow with "the capture." >> amanda. amanda. i love. you >> imagine being the mom on the other end of the call. >> if you guys don't pay $1 million for me by one week, they will kill me. okay? >> your daughter, a world away, in the hands of kidnappers. >> amanda -- >> money, money, money, money -- >> both mother and daughter traumatize in their own ways by a callous capture. >> i understand. >> their stories are intertwined with. >> amanda -- >> my head was pulled back and there was a serrated knife. >> and her mother. lorinda stewart. >> did you keep it together? >> i did. i had to be strong for her. >> driven by strength, courage and endurance, these women would not only survive this ordeal, but their determination in a completely new chapter of their story would ultimately lead them to triumph over one of the man who had terrorized than so

of justice ruling was largely in favor of somalia. although one of kenya's requests was accepted, it has a slither of the disputed maritime territory, but most of it goes to somalia. and as you said, it's widely believed to be rich in oil and gas deposit. so important to understand that rich natural resort wealth, this region almost always leads to a great deal of personal well for people in positions of power, the to 2 countries where corruption is widespread. and also, it is also widely understood that the people in both countries do have their eye on these oil and gas is that they're also have international oil companies and other partners behind them. but the court has ruled for now that most of this, this maritime surgery does indeed go to somalia and only a little bit of what was seated is going to kenya. thank you for that update malcolm web for us live in nairobi. appreciate your time. a reminder now, all the competing claims between the 2 countries at stake is control of 100000 square kilometers stretch of the indian ocean wi

how do ou prevalent in somalia and kenya. how do you prove — prevalent in somalia and kenya.vent have not been ruggedised or have been stayed away from bad things they might otherwise have done. dash—mac radicalised. i do done. dash-mac radicalised. ido think it has— done. dash-mac radicalised. ido think it has been _ done. dash-mac radicalised. ido think it has been a _ done. dash—mac radicalised. i if think it has been a success but if something doesn't happen, you can't prove that person was stopped from doing it because they went on the macro one programme. ? the prevent programme. i think the important thing is people watching out for young people who might be radicalised. and there is right—wing extremism, too. they have been many youngsters who have been drifting towards the right who prevent have helped, and if that was able to make stop them joining a right—wing organisation, possibly a bad one, that must be a good thing. but you are absolutely right, there is no way of absolutely proving that it works because the results are only coming from the failures. jo. works

translation: can while somalia has welcomed it. translation:— while somalia has welcomed it.ation: can you should see the decision _ translation: can you should see the decision as _ translation: can you should see the decision as an _ translation: can you should see the decision as an opportunity - the decision as an opportunity to strengthen the relationship of the two countries and the collaboration of the neighbouring people. the collaboration of the neiuahbourin --eole. u, neighbouring people. the court is suwosed — neighbouring people. the court is supposed to _ neighbouring people. the court is supposed to be _ neighbouring people. the court is supposed to be the - neighbouring people. the court is supposed to be the final - is supposed to be the final arbiter in disputes between nations, but now that kenyon has rejected the ruling, the issue could be escalated to the un security council. courtney bembridge, bbc news. do stay with us on the bbc news. still to come: we find out where the money pumped into fossil fuels comes from in the latest in our climate change theor

the area mostly goes to somalia, but a sliver does go to kenya.re are areas widely believed to be rich in oil and gas deposits, and kenya had given concessions to international oil companies to. start exploring the area. that is what triggered the maritime border dispute in the first place. kenya had said it would not accept the court's decision, but the court said that kenya cannot retroactively pull out of the court's jurisdiction, which it had signed up to in the 1960's. that kenya has legal obligation to uphold the ruling still stands. the question is what each country is going to do next. somalia now has a strong position with the court's ruling to seek rheumatic support from the united nations, from the security council. kenya has position is weaker but it certainly depends what the two countries choose to and what their allies choose to do. certainly important to remember that there are international oil companies and foreign governments behind each of the country's respective interest in extracting the wealth from their natural resources b

kenya has rejected the ruling, while somalia has welcomed it.ision as an opportunity i to strengthen the relationship of the two countries and the collaboration of their neighbouring people. the court is supposed to be the final arbiter in disputes between nations, but now that kenya has rejected the ruling, the issue could be escalated to the un security council. do stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we ta ke we take a look at some of the winning snaps from the wildlife geographer of the year award. —— photographer of the year. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he has gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, . rapping a hole — in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy wi

kenya has rejected the ruling, while somalia has welcomed it.y i to strengthen the relationship of the two countries and the collaboration of their neighbouring people. the court is supposed to be the final arbiter in disputes between nations, but now that kenya has rejected the ruling, the issue could be escalated to the un security council. courtney bembridge, bbc news. do stay with us on the bbc news. still to come, america's vice president said the suffering of native americans at the hands of european settlers must never be forgotten. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he has gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, . rapping a hole — in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democra

also this, our kenya accuses a un court of bias after a rules in favor of somalia, in a maritime border dispute about a resource which region and carving out a new life. we need the syrian refugees who found a way to preserve their traditional class. i'm trying to get her oscar with the sports crowd, trouble his to work up qualifies europe while denmark keep a clean sheet to join the host scatter and germany in the finals next year. ah, thank you for joining us. progress towards clean energy is far too slow and governments must triple, they're spending. that's the urgent call from the international energy agency in its latest report. as it stands, the world is 60 percent short of its target to cut emissions to net 0 by 2050. that's what's needed to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. the r e a says the use of fossil fuels like coal and oil is increasing. as a result, energy prices have risen to record levels. the organization describes this as advanced warning of the risk of moving too slowly towards renewables. it's calling $44.00 trillion dollars of investment in the next dec

but somalia says the border should expand southwards, extending its land border. kenya shouldn't see the decision of the court as an opportunity to strengthen the relationship of the 2 countries and the collaboration of their neighboring people. somalia did not choose to be a neighbor with kenyana, but it was the willing of the almighty god so that we're forced to live as peaceful neighbors. somalia was committed to that forever and welcomes it. now. this decision is in the circumstances a 0 sum game, which will only strain the relations between not 2 countries. it will also reverse the social, political, and economic gains, and potentially aggravate the pizza security situation. in the fragile horn of africa region al jazeera katherine sawyer has more now from nairobi. this statement by kenya's present to hooking out a comes as no surprise even before the court fooling our government officials had been seen. the will not respect if somewhat anticipating the outcome of it, they say, as that they will defend kenya, will defend its territory. that will not give up an inch of it. we've

n to top court has rejected kenya's games in a maritime border disputing the indian ocean somalia filed the lawsuit with the international court of justice in the hague, after kenya, awarded exploration rights in water. somalia says within its boundary, the disputed 100 square kilometer area has large deposits of oil and gas, kenya has already said it will not recognize the court's ruling. there, spring in markham webb was life or is in my robi. so malcolm, the i, c, j rejecting can years argument talk us through the decision 1st the, i see david jack did most of kenya's argument, so the new maritime borders of the court specified gives most of the defeated territory to somalia. the little sliver of it kidney about as you just mentioned, central to all of this is that under the c, widely expected that there are rich deposits of oil and gas. and there are people in both governments who hope to be able to expect to profit from this, along with international oil companies and other partners who have blind themselves up with each of the sides. and this ruling indeed does favour somali as ca

also coming up for you and top court rules at largely in somalia as favor. it's long running dispute with kenya over there. maritime border. why chile is declaring a state of emergency over the indigenous mccook j c's in control of their ancestral lands. and a scathing report says britain's failure to lockdown early in the pandemic was one of the country's worst of public health blunders costing thousands of lives. hello, the european union has pledged $1000000000.00 to afghanistan as leaders of g 20 countries met to discuss the deepening crisis, their delegations from the u. k. and e. you've also met representatives of the taliban in cutter. the money will be given to international aid groups, not to the taliban government, to help prevent a major humanitarian and socio economic collapse. at least 95 percent of households in afghanistan currently don't have enough food to eat as going into the world food program. and at least 2000000 children are malnourished because of acute food shortages. meanwhile, 90 percent of afghanistan's health facilities are close

the judgment largely favor somalia and a long running maritime board. a dispute at stake is control of a 100000 square kilometer section of the indian ocean. it's rich in oil and gas. kenya says it's maritime borders should be drawn in a straight line eastwards parallel to the line of latitude. but somalia says the border should be expanded southwards, extending its land border. this decision is in the circumstances a 0 sum game, which will only strain the relations between our 2 countries. it will also reverse the social, political, and economic gains and potentially aggravate the piece a security situation in the fragile horn of africa region, one of my ela kenya, should instead see the decision of the court as an opportunity to strengthen the relationship of the 2 countries and the collaboration of their neighboring people, somalia did not choose to be a neighbor with kenyana, but it was the willing of the almighty god so that we're forced to live as peaceful neighbors. so marya was committed to that forever and welcomes it now. pattern. so it has mo

so the field of somalia was the small. yeah. it's really been racked by 2 droughts in a row in the fall of 2020. and then in the spring of 2021. and now in the midst of another field, rain is october, november, december. and we think that there is a really good chance of yet another grab and just to be you, you starting east african droughts very closely. you. you have done work supporting the early famine warning systems network. right? and that is, i mean, that's crucial. so that contingency plans and preparations can be made to deal with an impending crisis. so then how far in advance can you predict dangerous conditions for the region really, really far? you know, basically we started looking at this really closely after the 20 and 2011 droughts and examined in somalia. and you know, after decade work we've linked many of these droughts to exceptionally warm waters in the western pacific and cruel waters in the eastern pacific. and, you know, the current generation of climate models can predict those sea surface temperatures

but somalia says it should be expanded further south as an extension of its land border. the new boundary drawn by the court was closest to this line, malcolm webb has more nairobi. the court has ruled largely in favor of from earlier in the area of ocean in question. according to the court ruling mostly goes to somalia, but a leader of it does go to kenya scenarios. see this widely believed to be rich in oil and gas deposits and kenya had actually given concessions to international oil companies to start exploring this area. that's what triggered this maritime, bought a dispute in the 1st place, kenya had already rejected the jurisdiction of the court before the ruling. it said it wasn't going to accept it. that the court said that kenya con, retroactively put out to the court jurisdiction which you have signed up to in the 1960. they can use legal obligation to hold the ruling still stands. question is, what are each of these countries going to do next? the malia has now a strong position with this court really ruling to seek diplomatic support from the united nations.

n. court's ruling that gives somalia control of most of a resource which part of the indian ocean am parts of janae under a state of emergency response to a wave of violence. insecurity. forces on the map, peachy interest community. ah, afghanistan's new taliban government is cooling on the international community to en sanctions, which it says risks undermining security. it's acting foreign ministers, meeting u. s. sun, europe, in envoys and cut off the taliban is on a diplomatic push for international support and recognition of taking power in august. stephanie decker reports and a capital kabul. thousands of kilometers away from afghanistan, the political negotiations go on. following their talks to the americans, taliban delegation met european representatives in cat, r as capital doha. afghanistan on the agenda to at this virtual g. 20 meeting, led by italy. prime minister matthew draggy, warned of a humanitarian disaster. the body of bas humanitarian emergency that is unfolding is very serious. many people in representative of international can i say sion sigh and the united na

still had on al jazeera kenya react itself to the un top coach rules largely in favor of somalia, in the long run, a dispute over the amount of time border supporters of the populace. she actually called all santa celebrate his victory in iraq selections. not everyone accepts the results. ah, hello everyone. here's your update for the americas. we've got pamela. expect it to be a hurricane when it slams into western mexico. in fact, the state of sinaloa, we've got to watch for land slides and mud slides over the next few days. that will be the primary concern here. give you a white look of north america and we've got some storms from. the dakota is right down to texas, we've got winds colliding, cool, and also that warm moist air from the gulf of mexico. so we'll keep tabs on storms here. now, here is a closer look at some of those storms roll in across texas into the eastern portion that se portion of oklahoma on wednesday, you know, had a lot of snow through the northern in central rockies that moves further toward the east. hence why we're seeing that storm activity follow that as

and the stock market can use president projects, a un courts routing that gives somalia control of most of a resource which part of the indian ocean. and we meet the serene autism is forced to leave their homeland but determined to keep their traditional craft along. ah, afghanistan's new taliban government is calling on the international community to end sanctions, which it says risk undermining security. it's acting foreign minister is meeting us on european envoys here in cat. a taliban is on a diplomatic push, international support and recognition oper taking, piling august. stephanie decker reports from cobble thousands of kilometers away from afghanistan, the political negotiations go on. following their talk to the americans and taliban delegation met european representatives in cat, ours capital, doha. afghanistan on the agenda to at this virtual g. 20 meeting, led by italy. prime minister matthew draggy warned of a humanitarian disaster. oh, the variety of humanitarian emergency that is unfolding is very serious. many people in representative of international organizations, di

also coming up the you ends at top court rules largely in somalia is favor and it's no running dispute with kenya over there . maritime border, or chillies, declaring a state of emergency of the indigenous map, poochie seizing control of ancestral lands and tens of thousands of bolivians rally in support of the president a day after anti government protest. ah, and the european union has pledged $1000000000.00 to afghanistan as leaders of g. 20 countries meant to discuss the deepening crisis, their delegations from the u. k. and you also met representatives of the taliban in cutter. the money will be given to international aid groups, not the taliban government to help prevent a major military and socio economic collapse. and he's 95 percent of households in afghanistan. currently don't have enough food to eat according to the world food program. and at least 2000000 children malnourished because of acute food shortages . meanwhile, 90 percent of afghanistan's health facilities are closed because of the lack of international aid. the u. n says $600000000.00 is needed to sustain basic h

gambia on one side, somalia on other side. and does everybody vote on which one is the best? you're hoping for sierra leone. yeah, alright. gambia. my kitchen is so boring compared to this one, believe me! this is sierra leone. sierra leone? and gambia. - after the food is served, i chat with alessandro and his friends: selam, cofounder of zona 8 solidale, kamara and rahim from sierra leone and mohammed from gambia. that was intense! that was wild! that was just... the kitchen, everybody, the volunteers... who are a lot of the italian volunteers? those people are mostly from zone 8, who are organizing and working the dinner.

you in court sides mostly with somalia in a dispute with kenya over coastal waters. the nairobi has already rejected the court's authority. in the case, one of the worst public health valley is a critical report by british m pays into bars. johnson's early handling of the cove at 19 pandemic plas tensions escalate. in southern chile, as indigenous fight has seized forests from logging companies. the governments expected to declare a state of emergency. ah, b e u has pledged a 1000000000 dollars for afghanistan as late as of the world's 20 largest economies . met to discuss the situation ma'am. the european commission chief says the money will help avoid a major humanitarian and socio economic collapse. it will be given to international organizations working in afghanistan, not to the taliban government, which brussels does not recognize. the un has warned the nation is facing a possible humanitarian crisis and its economy is on the brink of collapse. katara is invited to the g 20 virtual summit because of its mediation efforts and near term im being hammered. al fann

clarke: we are keeping a look in africa, particularly in a simile. -- somalia. our french partners in west africa are doing a tremendous job. the way i try to look at this is, where are those biggest threats? and i think that is an area where we have to put the most effort. i do look specifically to your question at somalia, where al-shabaab is probably the best resourced, most capable group inside africa, and i do believe that, if left unchecked and allowed to build resources, they have already proven that they can attack outside of somalia, in kenya, where they killed foreign forces and some americans, and that was a well-trained outfit and a very concerted effort. so if they could do that and then export that with unique capabilities outside of somalia like they have done but then continue to expand, i think they are a group that bears watching. >> general, i have been struck -- i am with the san antonio express news. i have been kind of struck by the stories this week that have come out about the number of people in the air force specifically who are not fol

international court of justice has ruled largely in favor of somalia in a low running maritime border dispute with its neighbour kenya. at stake is control of 100000 square meter stretch of the indian ocean with prospects of vast oil and gas deposits. somalia as the border should go further south as an extension of its land frontier. the new boundary drawn by the court was closest to this line, giving only a slither new territory to kenya's. i'll come where business ruby, the cool road largely in favor of molly or in the area of ocean in question. according to the court ruling mostly goes to somalia, but a leader of it does go to kenya scenarios. see, this widely believed to be rich in oil and gas deposits, and kenya had actually given concessions to international oil companies to start exploring this area. that's what triggered this maritime, bought a dispute in the 1st place, kenya had already rejected the jurisdiction of the court before the ruling. it said it wasn't going to accept it. that the court said that kenya con, retroactively put out to the court jurisdiction which had si

other conflicts from syria to yemen to somalia continue to cause immense suffering . these wars have not ended, but they're no longer at the center of the world's attention. and international donors seem to have forgotten them. for example, the current un humanitarian appeal for syria is funded at just 36 percent. the figure for molly stands at 32 percent. it's clear that not all humanitarian crises are created equal, some get more attention from the media than others. but the bottom line is that they all need to be funded. those countries that can afford it, need to show global solidarity. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. one of the biggest global humanitarian organizations is the international committee of the red cross. the t c o t y is the i, c. r. c's representative at the un, we definitely have a crisis that go on for many, many years and there's a certain donor fatigue that, that also poses to us some challenges at the same time. we also come to the point where quick a quick fix center and humanitarian bandaid solutions are not the response that needs to are, are

he did say africa, somalia. from your perspective, are there weak and ungoverned places in africa that pose a greater threat than the isis-k threat we heard this week where isis-k might pose a threat to the u.s. homeland in six months? are there places we need to look at we are not looking at in africa? gen. clarke: we are keeping a look in africa. particularly in somalia. our partners in west africa are doing a tremendous job. what i try to look at this is looking at where the biggest threats are. i do look at your question specifically where al-shabaab where it is probably the best resourced, most capable group inside of africa, but i do believe if left unchecked and allowed to build resources, they have already proven they can attack outside of somalia and kenya, where they have killed foreign forces and killed americans. and that was a well-trained outfit and very concerted effort. with unique capabilities outside of somalia. we will continue to expand. >> -- >>>> i'm with the san antonio express news. . i h

after kenya awarded exploration rights in waters. somalia says are within its boundary the u. k. government's delay and imposing a locked down at the start of the current of iris pandemic is one of the country's worst ever public health failures. thus the conclusion of a newly released parliamentary report, inquiry by him piece also found releasing people from hospital into care homes, cost thousands of lives. they also criticize a test and trace process and weak border controls. but praised the u. k. is rank seen program that you are state of texas has banned organizations and companies from enforcing coven 19 vaccine mandates. governor greg abbott has been one of the most vocal opponents of making jobs mandatory. the biden administration is preparing to require employees with more than a 100 workers to require vaccines or tests weekly for the virus. and in the philippines. tropical storm composite has triggered floods and lance lives in the north killing. at least 9 people. the storm swept through the most populous island of luzon on monday and intensified as it approached t

by violence both ethnic violence and then another layer on top kind of spread that region, kenya, somaliaabout what and if there is a motive behind this. yes much about what and if there is a motive behind this.— motive behind this. yes indeed. i soke to motive behind this. yes indeed. i spoke to peeple _ motive behind this. yes indeed. i spoke to people in _ motive behind this. yes indeed. i spoke to people in whitehall- spoke to people in whitehall who were involved in the investigation on saturday evening, they said they were really at a loss as to why sir david amess had been killed. as daisy was saying he was a long serving backbench mp not someone who ever sought ministerial high office and wasjust very ever sought ministerial high office and was just very content being a great champion for his constituency. but there is an intriguing story on the front page of the times that says his close ties to qatar are being investigated by the police. they said all avenues are being looked at through this investigation. and we know that the man who has been arrested for his, although not char

the judgment largely favor somalia in a long running dispute over the maritime border at stake. his control of 100000 square kilometers section of the indian ocean rich and oil and gas, kenya says it's maritime borders should be drawn in a straight line eastwards parallel to the line of lassitude. somalia says the border should expand southwards, extending its land border. the disputes is strained already difficult relations between the 2. malcolm, whether small from nairobi, the court has ruled largely in favor of earlier in the area of ocean in question. according to the court ruling mostly goes to somalia, but a leader of it does go to kenya scenarios. see this widely believed to be rich in oil and gas deposits and kenya had actually given concessions to international oil companies to start exploring this area. that's what triggered this maritime borders . dispute in the 1st place, kenya had already rejected the jurisdiction of the court before the ruling. it said it wasn't going to accept it, that the court said that kenya con, retroactively put out to the court jurisdiction

they will not give up an inch of it with all too hard from president of somalia for my bills and says that this is an opportunity for the 2 countries to see and talk very unclear to see what can is willing to take that position right now. because they have held a very hard line position, if you remember, can we do from this case back in march, and now it has said that it will not suspect the decision of the court. the court does, does not have the decision to enforce its rulings that this is very difficult to see what can happen going forward. the court ruling, however, is final that the decision of the court is final. but then any group country can go or place it grievances to the un security council. the little people are waiting to see what's going to happen going forward. that would be a push for more talk between the 2 countries. is kenya going to soften it sounds a bit, but at this moment, can you say that will not respect the court, the court decision, and it will do anything to protect it? boundaries? islands, foreign minister says the e u is to remove the majority of customs

he did say africa, somalia.rom your perspective, are there weak and ungoverned places in africa that pose a greater threat than the isis-k threat we heard this week where isis-k might pose a threat to the u.s. homeland in six months? are there places we need to look at we are not looking at in africa? gen. clarke: we are keeping a look in africa. particularly in somalia. our partners in west africa are doing a tremendous job. what i try to look at this is looking at where the biggest threats are. i do look at your question specifically where al-shabaab where it is probably the best resourced, most capable group inside of africa, but i do believe if left unchecked and allowed to build resources, they have already proven they can attack outside of somalia and kenya, where they have killed foreign forces and killed americans. and that was a well-trained outfit and very concerted effort. with unique capabilities outside of somalia. we will continue to expand. >> -- >>>> i'm with the san antonio express news. . i hav

international court of justice has ruled largely in favor of somalia in a long running maritime border dispute with its neighbour, kenya. at stake is control of a 100000 square kilometer stretch of the indian ocean with prospects of vast oil and gas deposits. somalia says the border should go further south as an extension of its land frontier. the new boundary drawn by the court was closest to this line, giving only a slither of new territory to kenya. chinese government is declared a state of emergency following large protests covers the arrow kani, a region with armed members from chillies indigenous map, which a group of taken control of forests from robin companies have been protests in recent weeks in the capital santiago now, which are people who are demanding self determination. as a warning, the economies of the world's poorer nations will recover slowly and less. vaccines are distributed more fairly. international monetary fund is caught, its global growth forecast to just under 6 percent. warning, lower income nations will continue to suffer as also sounding the alarm about r

100000 square kilometer stretch of the indian ocean with prospects of vast oil and gas deposits. somalia says the border should go further south as an extension of its land frontier. the new boundary drawn by the court was closest to this line, giving only a slither of new territory to kenya. chinese government is declared a state of emergency following large protests covers the arrow kani, a region where armed members from chillies indigenous may put a group have taken control of forests from logging companies that have been purchased in recent weeks in the capital. santiago, my put sure people are demanding self determination. and as a warning, the economies of the world's poorer nations will recover slowly. and as fac sean's a distributed more fairly international monetary fund has count. it's global for growth forecast to just under 6 percent. warning that lower income nations will continue to suffer those. but for us to stay with us on our 0 democracy maybe is up next one years after that china has been very strategic in the way it's expanding its sweet indian ocean. what is it? and

washington's move to place russian seeking us visas, alma homeless nationals that list among countries like somalia undetermined to cut me off in the program today. and endless tide of broken promises. so say in your report by the people vaccine alliance blaming rich countries and pharmaceutical giants for a failing to deliver on their obligations and dragging out upon them. also anti biden's song, censored on social media storms, to the top of the i tunes charts we hear from the let's go brandon to proper there's a 1000000 song. best out right now, if you're trying to add one a song, i can't say findings. and i saw where you and it means your branding my part. i mean your branding my view of what's going on if you can ban hardly give me anything. ah one minute passed the 8 this monday morning here in the russian capital, i'm unit o'neill and this is the news hour on art. we will get to those brad like stories in just a moment. some breaking news to bring you though, from north east africa. local media reports are suggesting that prime minister of sudan has been placed under heis arrest for all the

also coming up for you any top court rules largely in somalia as favor. it's no running dispute with kenya over.