while flooding has destroyed or blocked access to many food supplies in south sudan, one food source, the thriving is fish. how do tassel reports from fungus in south sedans? john les states pulling axes. he hasn't seen floods this bad since the 19 sixty's when he was a boy flood waters have destroyed crops, blocked access to field and reduced grazing land. the $56.00 or else is at least there is an upside to the devastation. more water than usual means plenty more. fish is available, only govern little food for atlanta. sometimes united mission takes long to bring us food on this we, we can survive until they can reach families cut off by the water. now katie, much of this agricultural land is now under water for the 3rd consecutive year, flood waters of risen as excess water flows down the now from neighboring countries . but found these con, survive, unjust fish, malnutrition rates are increasing a spreading a fit food supplies all animal. then we depend on that quote, a little follow how. what is that under the water? little a little bit more. so we get to the diesel. the flawed c

or we now go to floods in south sudan, which of displaced hundreds of thousands of people. flood waters of destroyed crops, blocks access to fields significantly, reduce grazing land for hiding communities, and damage. food stores, half of south sedans. 11000000 people depend on food assistance, algae, there's harm, attach reports from fungus, and john blessed a until it disappeared under water mid last year. now the only way to get around in this part of south to dawn is my boats, and canoes is the worst flood this region is seen in 60 years. in this area, every home is abandoned. families had no choice, but to leave people like no l. mccray, who arrived here in july, her children an extended family, now sleep in this makeshift house, not sure if and when there will be able to go back home human color. my house is still under water though. there are a lot of his neck sad ripped i, one of the places the steel river. it's no longer home. so how can i go back and been caught a yell? the landscape has changed. there is now more water and less dry land. the united nations says close to 8000

and in that region, which is engulfed in crisis, south sudan is already facing it's on conflict. dana has its own problems and instability. so molly is recovering from conflict and it's there leg. yeah, but i have states of the rest of the world but has its own problems. now, when, if you pick many people think about the possibility of this conflict, and if you're p a tiny into a civil war. and then the refugee crisis that results from it will be very difficult for countries that are neighboring. if you appear to cope with prison, kenyatta is set to meet the us state secretary m anthony blinking, who lives in kings. sometime today, it will be meeting him on wednesday to bring him about the discussion. he has hot with prime minister, be about all other kinds of parallel initiatives to try and bring this war about a mess of humanitarian crisis to us for a 4th man has been arrested under terrorism laws in the u. k. after a man was killed in a car explosion, please say a taxi put up outside a women's hospital in the city of liverpool on sunday and then explained it. the passenger was kill

a lot of the heat we've seen in south sudan is going to ease as the temperature comes down in juba. now further south, it is looking rather hot in johannesburg. we got sunshine on the cards, a temperature 28 degrees, but it is gonna turn rather wet for cape town on monday. the temperature just touching 18 and lots of rain on schedule. ah, in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to talk to code the side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was most destructive chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. helicopters flying over the ridge, bring something and they didn't even see the 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange. on out to 0. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. ah but you ends cop 26 talks. begin with wild leaders on the pressure to find a way to avoid a climate catastrophe. ah, kimbell, this is al jazeera calling from

it's been seen as one of the stable countries in this region, which has countries like somalia, south sudan that have had a lot of conflict. this is also a country of 100 million people. this is a huge population. any instability in this country could reverberate not only in east africa, but across the continent. previously, we've seen the waves of migration that have gone into europe, for example. what's important to note is the humanitarian crisis in ethiopia right now. there are 5 million people who are in need of emergency assistance. the u.n. has said there has not been any emergency relief in the region since october 18. that is a long time. as the conflict has spread to regions, there are hundreds of thousands of people that need assistance that are not getting it. part of the focus for regional partners in east africa, but also western countries, is to make sure that relief gets to people who are dying right now. ros: it is the latest day at the cop 26 climate summit. the focus this thursday is on energy. negotiating teams will be working hard on finding ways to ditch fossil fuels.

in addition to the job agreement for peace, we managed to reach the south sudan. during the talks with our groups, we managed to bring all views together. president silva occurred an opposition leader rack, much as to the rapid support forces. as you know, old battles involve victory and defeat. i cannot see us as victorious. we fought against our fellow sudanese. i'm all parties are losers. we hope will learn from the past and turn such losses into positive efforts towards building our country. we should all abandoned racial, tribal and provincial divisions. general, do you believe that you have ever killed innocent people or do you feel any regret for the killings that you had to do? an animal ignored all the battles we fought were against armed rebels. i know those rebels out of my fellow sudanese nor side is victorious loss is suffered by old no doubt. i feel deep regret, especially when you look at the number of the fallen, the widows and orphans. we could have all avoided these bitter consequences. we shouldn't have engage in fighting, and the 1st place, eve

netherlands for the 2nd night with protest elsewhere in europe against you, coven 19 measures. floods in south sudan force hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. destroying crops and food stores.

a lot of the heat we've seen in south sudan is going to ease as the temperature comes down in juba. now, further south, it is looking rather hot in johannesburg. we got sunshine on the cards, the temperature at 28 degrees, but it is gonna turn rather wet for cape town on monday. the temperature just touching 18 and lots of rain on schedule for the weather sponsored by katara always question the narrative. you don't have ways to check whether dis, information is real or not. you don't have any way to verify, identify who is telling the story their motivation. these are multi national corporations that are interested in profit, anticipate the consequences. the media was complicit in perpetuating the smith. i'm going to tell you that i think that many people die because of the listening post, deconstruct the media on altus era. ah aah! on al jazeera, these are the top stories this our world ladies meeting at the g. 20 summit in rome, have agreed to keep global warming levels. at 1.5 degrees celsius spots, the conference ended with no commitment on how to achieve net 0 carbon emissions b

these cut off by the water in south sudan flooding is a blessing and a curse in the daily search for food and in sport. crowd travel is once again affecting french football, ugly on order to play home games without fans. after a mass, a player was targeted during their match on sunday was ah, even in austria, can't go shopping, eat at restaurants, or get their hair cut for the next 10 days. as a country becomes the 1st in western europe, to re impose a national lockdown, a groan of ours waves surging through the continent. overwhelming hospitals as government pleaded for more people to get vaccinated. these nations with the highest average daily infection rates, not just in europe, but across the globe. slovakia tops the list followed by slovenia, austria, and the czech republic. a death from david 19 or climbing the most in the east. take look at bulgaria with the highest death rate in the entire world relative to its population, followed by georgia, ukraine and croatia. several european countries like belgium and the netherlands have imposed new restrictions, and that's brought hou

and in that region, which is engulfed in crisis, south sudan is already facing it's on conflict. so donna has its own problems and instability. somalia is recovering from conflict and it's there leg. yeah, but i have states of the rest of the world but has its own problems. now, when you see up yet many people think about the possibility of this conflict and he'll be a tiny into a civil war. and then the refugee crisis that the results from it will be very difficult for countries that are neighboring, if he appears to cope with. at present kenyatta is set to mit the u. s. state secretary m anthony blinking, who are either in kenneth sometime today. he will been getting him and wednesday to bring him about the discussion. he has hot with prime minister abbey, about all other kinds of puddled initiatives to try and bring this war about us, caused a mess of humanitarian crisis to hostile. frankly, for that update mohammed a dial address and is ab about ally now assist on this story. those being the ongoing diplomatic efforts in recent wakes over the conflict. the us special envoy, t

that story coming up in floods in south sudan for hundreds of thousands of people from their homes, destroying crops on food stores. ah, we're going to begin in sudan where agreements being signed to reinstate deposed liter abdullah. hum doc as prime minister. nearly a month after the military takeover, they're released from house arrest humbug, signed the deal alongside army chief oblong fata, albert hon, in cartoon conduct, says that by signing the agreement, he hopes to end the bloodshed in the recent protests against the military. the reasons that i was designing dial at the moment when i 1st accepted the designation as inter and prime minister, i realized the road was not strong with roses, it would be a daunting task, brought by risks and danger. however, by joining hands, we can all reach a peaceful place. we can all prevent our country from plunging into the unknown. we should all come together to let these people decide who will take and hold the reins of power. in general, hon calls the deal our road to true democratic transition. according to the agreement, all political detainees m

even before that because of the ongoing conflict and south sudan people were already food and secure before climate change . there was about 50 to 60 percent of the population in need of food assistance. now, with this extreme weather patterns either is about 70 to 75. so we're seeing a decline in people's ability to put food on the table and to feed their children. and it is unfortunately, a ticking bomb flood waters have destroyed crops, blocked access to fields, and reduced grazing land. last year, this area was dry. there were a few homes and animals here. then it started to rain and they began to sled people both to strive to try and keep the water back. and some of them had to move over this side. to start over. this country is no stranger to floods, but they're now becoming more frequent when you get displaced. people like no, we have in mandela they're also having a lot of issues with their hosp communities. those, those people are coming with their livestock, and these people are agreeable to a good contrary. so that of little conflict. so this impact of climate change is no

for faster growth near its border with china. partner little al jazeera, new delhi flooding in south sudan is destroyed access to food supplies for many people, but not access to fish. in fact, it was levels rose is become more widely available, and farmers who had been hit hard by the devastation or adapting to the change higher matessa reports from find out in jungle estate. hey paul, next is he hasn't seen floods this bad since the 19 sixty's when he was a boy flood waters have destroyed crops, blocked access to field and reduced grazing land. the $56.00 or else is at least there is an upside to the devastation. more water than usual means plenty more. fish is available, only govern little food for atlanta. sometimes united mission takes long to bring us food on this we, we can survive until they can reach families cut off by the water. now getting much of this agricultural land is now under water for the 3rd consecutive year, flood waters of risen as excess water flows down the now from neighboring countries, but found these con, survive unjust fish. malnutrition rates are increasing a

netherlands for a 2nd night, with protests elsewhere in europe against you, coven 19 measures. floods in south sudan force hundreds of thousands of people from their homes, destroying crops and food stores. i'm sorry, kind of the sport exactly one year to go until the people well cut begins here in cats on right now for that one is in town homes and unfold position to close. the gap will make the stuff in the title right? ah, we're going to begin unoccupied, east jerusalem. what is really police say one person's been killed and 3 others have been injured during his shooting. had happened near an entrance to a like some mosque compound. 2 of the injured are police officers. israel says the attacker has been killed and more police have been deployed to the area on how he faucets lifeless. now in occupied east jerusalem hardy. just talk us through what we know so far about what's been happening. well you said the incident took place just after 9 a m local times about 3 hours ago. the israeli police are giving out a statement saying that they were approached or there was a, a checkpoint of insecurity fo

and in that region, which is engulfed in crisis, south sudan is already facing it's on conflict. so dana has its own problems and instability. so molly is recovering from conflict and it's a leg. yeah, but i have stayed to the rest of the world, but has its own problems. now, when you see up yet many people think about the possibility of this conflict, and if you will be a tiny, into a civil war than that, if you do a crisis that would result from it would be very difficult for cultures that the neighboring, if you up you have to cope with prison. canada is set to mit. the u. s. state secretary m anthony blinking, who lives in kenya. sometime today, you will be meeting him on wednesday to bring him about the discussion. yes, hot with prime minister. be about all other kinds of parallel initiatives to try and bring this war about a mess of humanitarian crisis trust or us journalist who a sentence to 11 years in prison and me and mar, has been released according to his employer journey fence. there was the managing editor of frontier, me and more, an online magazine. earlier this w

and in that region, which is engulfed in crisis, south sudan is already facing it's on conflict. so dana has its own problems and instability. so molly is recovering from conflict a left i have stayed to the rest of the world, but has its own problems. now, when you see up yet many people think about the possibility of this conflict, and if you're coming into a civil war than the refugee crisis that results from it will be very difficult for countries that that may bring if you appear to cope with prison, canada is set to meet the u. s. state secretary under the blinking hole arrives in king of sometime today. it will be meeting him on wednesday to bring him about the discussion. he has hot with prime minister, be about all other kinds of parallel initiatives to try and bring this war about the cost a massive humanitarian crisis. tossed all a new anti corruption party appears to be leading in bulgaria as parliamentary elections, according to the countries central electro commission. the we continue to change grouping is up against a center right party headed by former prime minis

a lot of the heat we've seen in south sudan is going to ease as the temperature comes down in juba. now further south, it is looking rather hot in johannesburg. we got sunshine on the card, the temperature at $28.00 degrees, but it is gonna turn rather wet for cape town on monday. the temperature just touching 18 and lots of rain on schedule. ah, fixing longer house and shorter deadlines. south korean delivery drivers are literally being worked with one 0, one east explorer, the dock side of consumer convenience and south korea. on al jazeera frank assessments is orcus likely to change biking behavior and it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do and in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera, ah ah, you without the right and these are the top stories? well, the latest meeting at the g 20 so much in rome have agreed to keep global global warming level. excuse me, at one and a half degrees celsius bonds. the conference ended but no commitment on house of achieve. net 0 carbon emissions by the year 2050 humans

they include the democratic republic of congo, south sudan, and yemen. >> reports say secretary of state antony blinken announced a deal between johnson & johnson and the covax vaccine-sharing program. blinken says that less than 2% of the population living in conflict zones are vaccinated. >> trevor: america is sending the johnson & johnson vaccine into conflict zones? hasn't yemen been through enough? it's bad enough that poor countries get t-shirts from the losing super bowl team. now they have to get the third-place vaccine! by the way, you know how maga people are always at their rallies with the t-shirts that say "trump won"? you have to wonder, did they get the t-shirts that were supposed to go to africa. maybe when the shipping shut down, they couldn't go to africa and they were like, "we'll win them." oh, so nobody won and nobody lost." anyway, look, i know there are actual reasons why it's better to send j&j to conflict zones than moderna or pfizer. it's easier to transport, and you don't need to depend on people being able to come back for a second shot. but i wouldn't be surp

sitting up my child would have already contributed far more to climate change than his counterpart in south sudanalculations being made before you choose to have a child. >> i keep thinking about just all of the room that these writers have two think like this. and to be published like this. to be amplified like this. >> the child who is going to the climate crisis may not be born yet. so this future genius -- their soul is in heaven and they have yet to enter our earthly spirit. when this child is born, they may save each and every one of us. jillian knows this, when you look at the face of your newborn child and you're getting to know your baby, you realize the incredible potential they have as a human being and the phenomenal responsibility you'll have as a parent to try to shepherd that and help others in the world. it's one of the most selfless things you can do, have your heart live outside of your body when you have a child. for those that don't have kids to say it's incredibly selfish, you don't know what you're talking about. stop scolding us. good people need to keep having babies. it's

says the most impacted countries have been syria, venezuela, afghanistan, south sudan, and burma. in related news, a top u.n. official in belarus says the situation at the belarusian-polish border is catastrophic as thousands of refugees and asylum seekers, many from the middle east, are braving freezing cold temperatures with no adequate shelter, food, or medical care as they attempt to cross into poland to enter the european union. >> as you can see, the situation is very catastrophic. it will only get worse i think. one needs to do something. we have already started providing humanitarian aid by the red cross. it is something we will continue doing for a few days. what we don't want to see is a camp forming here. amy: poland has amassed troops on the border tolock entryor the refugees. this comes as polish and other european leaders are accusing belarus of trying to destabilize s neighbors. at least eight refugees have died so far. on thursday, the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko, threaten to cut off natural gas supplies to europe if the eu proceeds with plans to iss

they are sending to south sudan a thousand troops they say they tore keep the peace and where they havets. >> secretary blinken has told allies in africa the u.s.s. will make them pick between washington and beijing. if something doesn't change it's widely that china will control. >> bret: benjamin hall in africa. the new panel on fox news polls and president biden's summit with leaders of mexico and canada. first beyond our borders tonight. taiwan commissions the first f-16 fighters. 64 jets have been modified with u.s. help. that's under half of taiwan's total fleet of f-16s. the self-ruled island is stepping up its defense capabilities in the face of continuing threats from china. russian president vladimir putin says the west is taking russia's warnings not to cross its red lines too lightly. putin also describes relations with the u.s. as unsatisfactory. tensions between russia and the rest have risen in recent days as concerns grow over russia troop build-ups near ukraine borders. former president hesitate his client fell and lost consciousness. he has been on a hunger strike for

. >> eritrea, south sudan.od picture there of the gulf, what do we have, is yemen. so not a good neighborhood, all unsettled right now. if we add ethiopa's internal civil war to the mix, ethiopa is one of the most stable countries in the region when i was there. they were on the path to prosperity, they have made good inroads on health, education. all of that has gone backwards. it's tragic and completely unnecessary. >> tony blinken is in kenya, what's kenya going to do? >> i'm not privy to the meetings, but kenya is an important neighbor, an important player here. it's important that african neighbors and other countries are brought into the discussions. the former e.u. envoy has recommended a dayton accord type arrangement where a lot of different parties take concerted efforts, both regionally and internationally, to address this issue because it is definitely not headed in a good direction. i'm most concerned about potential starvation and also reports of tigrands being rounded up, and that's very concerni

content of the constitutional declaration in the interim period in 2019 and the interim agreement in south sudans the moment sudan's top general declared a state of emergency, dissolved the sovereign council and ousted the civilian cabinet. that was october 25th. three weeks later he announced a new sovereign council and appointed — himself to lead it. their first meeting was on monday. the general promised a new future. he also promised to form a new civilian government. many doubt that. while that's been happening, these anti—coup protesters have been demonstrating regularly — demanding civilian rule. they've been met by a brutal crackdown. doctors says 3a have died in the unrest. ten have died in the past 2a hours. many outside sudan have expressed concern. here's the us secretary general antony blinken, who is currently in kenya. sudan had been on a path toward a democracy and stability. returning to that path is the best way for sudan to attain peace and prosperity, become a leader on the continent and to restore very strong support from the international community. sudan's military leader

stable countries in this region which has countries in this region which has countries like somalia, south sudanfrica but across the continent and previously we have seen the waves of migration that has gone on to other and into europe for example. but also what is important to know is that human theory in ethiopia right now. in tigray, there are 5 million people who are in need of emergency assistance according to the un. the un today has said that there has not been any emergency relief region to region since the 18th of october, and that is a long time. and now as the conflict has spread to regions, there are also hundreds of thousand people there that need assistance that are not getting it. so part of the focus for regional partners in east africa but also western countries is to make sure that relief gets to people who are in dire need right now. it is the fourth day of cop26, and the focus is on energy. negotiating teams have been working hard on finding ways to ditch fossil fuels. the past couple of days, we saw important pledges to cut methane emissions and end deforestation by 2030. th

ah, we're going to south actually in sudan, we're a group of fan umbrella group of sudanese trade union says at least 5 protesters have been killed during another massive rally against military, rural ah opposition group said called for 1000000 people to demonstrate. and he turned out, despite the killing of 6 people on sunday, protest to say they will not be intimidated and have announced a one week long system. military is also locked down several areas and close to strategic bridges. these 3 particular l. mcnamara bridge on dorman bridge and the to t bridge the, i'm going to stop, protest is moving south into that red area and joining in to see a protests and central cot. i wrestle said has been out on the streets of the sudanese capital covering these protests for us. we are in the bullet district off deck capitol of sudan, heart tomb. and for broadcasters started to gather around one p. m local time, which is the usual thought, the practice for the a protest there on tight security measures all around to reach to such as the threat of one needs to go to the check volumes guided by

move forward with and in this context, we should conjure up the past experiences of sudan and other people's rwanda, south africa, et cetera. however, we are all guided by the fact that families of the victims must feel and seize us. this truly serv suzanne has more than one army and several armed groups. so their political declaration that you're signed with mr . overhand a spoke about or did it create him a formula to unify the army and also to speak and about the a security sector reform. how are you going to reformed army, while the army so much in full control, was started working on that particular issue and also forming a one uniform unified army national army with an u combating doctrine. we cannot be back on our feet again unless we have a one unified uniform army and we have democracy restored in order to maintain. so dan's territorial integrity. it's rich's resources and above all to serve safeguard the constitutional rights and would allow the civil power still function. so do you have a certain timeline for the present transitional period? are such as are the, the constitutional court and the

south of the border, cresting. we are hearing evacuations of entire townships and cities. in the thousands. >> sudan'sy says it will release the former prime minister the next 48 hours. and member of the nation's new ruling sovereign counsel told al jazeera he will be among a number of detainees freed. he has been under house arrest since an overtake by the military weeks ago. it comes after the -- to sedan. there sudan. turkey calling for a resolution between the diplomatic dispute between lebanon and several gulf states. the foreign minister is on a visit to beirut. the critical comments about the saudi coalition in yemen prompted riyaz to recall ambassadors. >> turkey's foreign minister says he is here to enhance ties with beirut. he offered to help tackle lebanon's worst crisis with its longtime partners, gulf states. but that is a tough tax. -- have severed diplomatic relations to the lebanese government because they say it is controlled by has blocked. >> we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue. we are ready to play a role. >> riyadh says the crisis is about hezboll

south asia. and trying to contain a new virus outbreak. well, health officials track a strain of bird flew has been found in asia and europe. ah, i purchased eaters, in sudan say at least 11 people have been shot dead by security forces during another mass rally against last month's military takeover. ah, dozens of people have been injured by live fire and tear gas, according to the central committee of sudanese doctors. thousands of demonstrators marching across the capitol cartoon and several other cities demanding a full handover to civilian rule. they want the leaders of october was military takeover to be tried in court. now me has locked down several areas and closed bridges. include a mechanism bridge, undermine bridge, and tuchi bridge. the aim is to stop protest as for moving south and joining up in central cartoon. i shall said, he has been national streets of the capital. among the professors. we are in the bullet district off deck capitol, of sudan cartoon, and to broadcasters started to gather around one p m local time, which is the usual trotter practice for the protest. they're not tied security measures all around to reach to such as the th

sudan on 25th of october 2021 is deeply disturbing. it betrays the courageous unsparing revolution of 2 south and 19 and contra beans, both international human rights law, as well as the countries own constitutional document. another foundation, foundational documents of the transition event. since the cooper have recalled exxon ver page in the conscious history, when freedom of expression was stifled and she went res, we're comprehensively repressed. at least 11 soldiers have been killed by gunman during a raid on a military outpost. in new j, it happened in the southwest near the border with molly days, early a gum and killed $69.00 civilians, including a mayor in that same region. natasha and africa's want us to hell region has suffered repeated attacks from groups linked to iso almost a month since major flooding in southern india kill dozens of people. the clean up continues over the past 4 years. more than 600 people have been killed in floods in carola, environmentalists blamed climate change, and say more needs to be done to protect people. elizabeth moran, m reports from corolla. the western gods, mountain range running parall

sudan on 25th of october 2021 is deeply disturbing. it betrays the courageous, unsparing revolution of 2 south and 19, and contra beans, both international human rights law, as well as the country's own constitutional document, another foundation, foundational documents of the transition event. since the cooper have recalled exxon ver page in the conscious history. when freedom of expression was stifled, and she went res, we're comprehensively repressed. police and iraq closed entrances to baghdad, green zone, after fighting between security forces and demonstrators intensified that protesting against the results of last month's parliamentary election. they said the vote was raked. security forces had fired in the air and use tag asked to try and disperse the crowns, or the 100 people have been injured. up out of them i had, has more from back to as the situation remains tense, near the dad's green zone. after friday's clashes between the protesters and security forces, now these protest her as well supporters of the political parties that last in that it is live in action. say that friday was the last day for peaceful protests. they say

sudan on 25th of october 2021 is deeply disturbing. it betrays the courageous, unsparing revolution of 2 south and 19, and contra beans, both international human rights law, as well as the country's own constitutional document, another foundation, foundational documents of the transition event. since the cooper have recalled exxon ver page in the country's history. when freedom of expression was difficult, and she will raise will comprehensively repress. ah, you as how speak. and nancy pelosi says she hopes to pause president, job biden's infrastructure bill on friday. but after months of wrangling, she expects biden's social welfare bill to only be approved by thanksgiving. the trillion dollar infrastructure bill has already passed. the senate includes the biggest upgrade of america's roads, railways, bridges, and airports in a generation. and all makers are expected to debate biden's $1.00 trillion dollar social policy climate change bill, known as billed back, better, which will expand the welfare safety net and overhaul climate and tax laws. the bill is expected to narrowly pass with a razor thin democrat majority in the house and se

sudan on 25th of october 2021 is deeply disturbing. it betrays the courageous, unsparing revolution of 2 south and 19, and contra beans, both international human rights law, as well as the countries on constitutional document, another foundation, foundational documents of the transition event. since the cooper have recalled exxon ver page in the country's history. when freedom of expression were stifled, and she will raise will comprehensively repress or than a 100 people have been enchant in protest against the election results in iraq. security forces fired into the ironies, tear gas to disperse. the crowds gathered in bagdad demonstrate to say there's been low rigging and reject the outcome of the election groups aligned with iran last dozens of parliamentary seats. madame de wyatt has no from baghdad. the situation remains tense, near the dad's green zone of tar fridays clashes between the protested and security forces. now these protests have as well supporters of the political parties that lost in the legislative election say that friday was the last day for peaceful protests. they say that they are going to escalate because their

consideration t o, i mean to the global south the changed since alba here has mean your closeness to israel. i understand it. your alignment against iran, ah sudan has become more a proxy of washington d. c than ever, hasn't it? before the year before a lieutenant general wareham has intervened. well, i live in c a proxy and we are interested in. i read dressing and correcting our relation with the international community antonucci in, in areas double to meal. is there certain countries that can help us will do so. and my duty ambassador to washington last year she said that we, we have her a really lovely life and the active it already nation. so the u. s. me the, i am, if we the world bank and of course, really the african american bank and another by nation institutions. and without doing this is going to be very difficult or to sudan are to recover its rightful place in the international financial community from which you have been isolated. there are over 20 years. have you spoken to jeffrey feldman? we spoke about him on this program because he's alleged to be interfering, of course, in the, in the conflict in ethiopia where the united sta

south. the change since alba share has been your closeness to israel. i understand it. your alignment against iran, ah sudan has become more a proxy of washington d. c than ever, hasn't it? before the year before a lieutenant general wareham has intervened? well, i only see a proxy and we are interested in now redressing and correcting our relation with international community. and to do so in his, in areas hamilton, neil, is there a certain country that can help us to do so? and my duty as ambassador to washington last years history that we and we have her a really lovely life, we're only active, it already nation. so the, you asked me the i am if with the world bank. and of course, really the african deal can bank on another financial institutions. and without doing this is going to be very difficult or to sudan truly cover. it's rachel place in the international financial community from which you have been isolated. there are over 20 years. have you spoken to jeffrey feldman, we spoke about him on this program because he's alleged to be interfering, of course, or in the, in the conflict in ethiopia where