the un, however, soon found out that all the oil fields ended up in south sudan, and 2 years later, in, a new war began there, but not between north and south, but inside south sudan on may 20, 2002, one of the islands in east indonesia gained state independence timor, but the revolutionary storms did not subside there, and in 2006 the country's president called on the government of australia, malaysia, new zealand and portugal to bring their creative forces to the island. the peacekeepers have come under the egelion and are there to this day. january of the ninety-first year, the newspaper was a genius, so he called some boy, he was able to decipher in his office what for a whole century, the british and americans fought the internal structure of the states of the maya indians, then sat down and suddenly he had this picture of what was happening before him jesus christ the virgin mary and general one of you. perm was. maybe i'm not a fact. comrade in the head heart of parma organization of space in the modern world nature boundaries

2013, a new war began there, but not between north and south, but inside south sudan on may 20, 2002, one of the islands in east indonesia gained state independence timor, but the revolutionary storms did not subside there, and in 2006 the country's president called on the government of australia, malaysia, new zealand and portugal to bring their creative forces to the island. they came under the egelion and are there to this day day. the organization of space in the modern world, the nature of the boundaries, they are the same as before, let's talk about this wonderful specialists vladimir kolosov, deputy director of the institute of geography of the russian academy of sciences, vladimir sash hello. good afternoon. let's start with the azov itself, it used to be that geography is , in a sense, a sentence for politics. here's how where the most handy was born. now it's also the 21st century, well, geography is still important and what is geography is the space in which we we live. this is, firstly, the economic space, all the location with connections between thousands and thousands

. >> the 2022 global impunity index named somalia, syria, south sudan, afghanistan, and iraq as the mostangerous countries for journalists. mexico is number six on the list. it recorded the killings of at least 13 journalists in the first nine months. the highest in a single year. myanmar made its first appearance on the index. the deaths of a photojournalist and reporter are blamed on military atrocities. brazil ranks ninth and don phillips and indigenous issues expert bruno perera was shot dead while reporting on environmental matters in the amazon. pakistan and india were ranked 10th and 11th. the pakistani investigative journalist was shot dead by police in kenya. let's bring in our guest for today's inside story. a human rights lawyer who has represented a palestinian cases before the israeli supreme court. in new york, jody ginsburg, president of the committee to protect journalists, and in also, the editor of the democratic voice of burma given the committee to protect journalists award for asia. thank you for joining us. the death was the most high-profile in a long list of pales

theoorest developing countries are often hit hardest by climate change, like south sudan, where a droughtding to the chaos of war. they say the u.s. is not paying its fair share. >> we want the u.s. to be unbought. we want to be altogether. paul countries have to be a part. justin: that may be, but the u.s. and china have stopped cooperating on tackling global warning. >> this is china's conference, now in talks about competing with u.s. on climate. it wants to keep on renewable technologies, like wind turbines, solar panels, and batteries. the u.s. uses similar language. it talks about overtaking china on cleantech, but this could mean good news, it could mean super nobles and maybe even generate a rush to find finance for developing nations. justin: as president biden leaves egypt tonight, the hope is superpower competition on climate could bring progress. justin rowlatt, bbc news, egypt. laura: in other news now from around the world, china is loosening some of i covid restrictions. and what is being seen as a potential step toward reopening the country toward the outside world, measur

being that, you know, the other issue lead the way it took off the 17 years of disputes sudan on south sudan to finally set to reach an agreement on the disputed territory of abbey, which lies on the border between the 2 states. and both sides have agreed on 7 areas where locals will be able to vote to determine the status of the territory. a previous efforts to hold a referendum failed over divisions on who was eligible to vote. the sides will provide locals with humanitarian aid and work on a long term peace agreement. and the oil rich territory became a stumbling block in the dispute between the countries off the south to down took with it nearly 3 quarters of sudan oil production, when it declared its independence. of course, the conflict claimed the lives of thousands of locals raising the alarm of international organizations including the u. n. so analysts are hopeful the current talks could lead to a long standing breakthrough. there is need for negotiations in negotiations that has to be a win win if possible. the question we need then is assuming and granted that a b is part of the

they have in pressuring the international community not to use it, and it is not just somalia and south sudan simply do not like it because of what it commentates -- because of what it connotate s. when we talk to somali officials, their main concerns, there are three concerns. one is the data. they might lose the coordination capacity of the whole area, and the third is that the relief, the money test for development might be reversed or rerouted to relief, so these were the concerns expressed to us. all of them are not founded. i think the government can be critiqued in this area by coming more forcefully, at least even if it is not declaring famine, the president needs to come out and say the level of emergency here. the small vein that has just started might even complicate or at -- add to the deficit. also, a lot of the food is just sitting in the ports in mogadishu. what the president needs to do is use these forces to distribute food. by the way, just to go back to 1991 with the international community, particularly the united states, had to send thousands of people to distribute food,

time, the year, the tropical reins, and after still a long way north, i still reaching parts of south sudan. the focus is for the south rwandan down towards dia, congo, to some degree cameras gap on an old man. ah frank assessments. if the united states a program was there to build a nuclear weapon, they would assign to view by informed opinions. i believe that armenia agenda should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding it that for many times critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king charles will take in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou ah, fellow again, the headlines on al jazeera, russia has ordered its troops to withdraw from pierce on, it's the only regional capital captured by moscow. since the invasion began, the defense minister told troops to retreats from the west bank of the disney pro river. the u. s. house and senate still hang in the balance hours after polls closed in mid term elections. republicans have declared their confident they'll take control of the house, but several braces are still outstandin

hope that when they have more responsibility and more opportunity, # why can't you see... like south sudang to the chaos of war. they say the us isn't paying its fair share. we want us to be on board. we want to be all together — all countries have to be on board. that may be, but the us and china have stopped cooperating on tackling global warming. this is china's pavilion at the conference. it wants to keep its lead on renewable technologies the us uses similar language. it talks about overtaking china on clean tech. but this could be good news — it could mean cheaper renewables and maybe even generate a rush to find finance for developing nations. as president biden leaves egypt tonight, the hope is superpower competition on climate could bring progress. justin rowlatt, bbc news, egypt. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll tell you how britain's oldest amateur film—making club is finally getting its turn in the spotlight. the bombastic establishment outsider, donald trump, has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election result. i v

j is 2022 global impunity index names for malia, syria, south sudan of galveston and iraq. as the most dangerous countries for journalists, mexico is number 6 on the list. it recorded the killings of at least 13 journalists in the 1st 9 months. it's highest in a single year. myanmar made its 1st appearance on the index. the death photo journalist, i choir and reporter for you to mit dame are blamed on military atrocities. brazil ranks 9th in june, british journalist dom phillips and indigenous issues expert bruno perrera, was shot dead. one reporting on environmental matters in the amazon pakistan and india were rank 10th and 11th. just last week. pakistani investigative journalists are shot sharif, was shot dead by police in kenya. ah, hollis now bring in our guests. for today's inside story, in haifa is sol sons. i hair a human rights lawyer who has represented palestinian cases before the israeli supreme court in new york. jodi ginsberg, president of the committee to protect journalists and in oslo. i chung lying editor of the democratic voice of burma. he was given the

the poorest developing countries are often hit hardest by climate change, like south sudan, where a drought want the us to be on board. we want to be all together. all countries have to be on board. that may be but the us and china have stopped cooperating on tackling global warming. this is china's pavilion at the conference. it now talks about competing with the us on climate. it wants to keep its lead on renewable technologies like wind turbines, solar panels and batteries. the us uses similar language. it talks about overtaking china on clean tech, but this could be good news. it could mean cheaper renewables and maybe even generate a rush to find finance for developing nations. as president biden leaves egypt tonight, the hope is superpower competition on climate could bring progress. justin rowlatt, bbc news, egypt. some of the other stories making the news today now. new figures from the office for national statistics show covid infections are declining. around 1.5 million people in the uk tested positive for the virus in the first week of november, which is down 400,000 from the wee

we'll join the east african community block that includes that the asi, kenya, rwanda, south sudan, tanza, near burgundy, and uganda. as we understand so far around 60 soldiers have been sent back. so my school canyons are here because as you know, the road map of the eastern african leaders in nairobi is very clear. they are here so that together with the d. r. c. army, we will track down the negative forces. mainly the m 23 insurgents, who are jeopardizing the regions security. we have a security you something that big stuff up front requires assistance with their local police on them walking. also together with him, i did talk a little piece of wood. well, it's tough to tally all of them, but more than a $120.00 armed groups, a currently active in the diocese, volatile e most appearing as a result of regional was from the start of the millennium. in the last few weeks, the m 23 rebel group has taken over a huge territories and north keybo fighting has led to power outages in the major traits, city of gama, as homes around a 1000000 people. the biase government has long accused, his nei

in africa, it's still around you. gander, since finals as ethiopia and south sudan, which is maybe not too extraordinary. it's just coming off the coast nigeria moving southwards. but it's the spring rains we've seen all and off in all the country to southern africa, repeating themselves or flashed are going for most of the valve in south africa. and as you can see, a line stretches out through botswana, cross yoke of anger, delta. all showers, quite possibly big ones with big tail. ah, a commitment to continuously conserve its wonder, it is vital providing breakthrough solutions to renewable energy for an environmentally responsible future. with transformation and collaboration, indonesia urges and leads the world in moving forward as was recovery together, recover stronger. lou ah, hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, ukrainian soldiers have been seen raising their national flag in the strategic southern city of her san. it comes after moscow announced, had pulled all of its troops out on friday morning. more than 200 migrants have disembarked from a rescue ship in the french

this is ophelia sudan, south sudan, somalia, yemen, congo, canyon nigeria. all of them are in dire need of help. it's help that ukraine needed 90 years ago, but didn't get on the 4th saturday of november every year, ukrainians. remember the hollow, the more, and the millions who died in an entirely man made famine. russia says the star ration hit several parts of the ussr, but a growing number of countries agree with ukraine, that it was a soviet genocide targeted specifically at them. the goal overall of more is to eliminate ukrainian identity in places if identity by severe identity and russian ident rushes, recent invasion is seen. here is the criminal latest attempt at the same goal. the bottom finger where you're going and where to avoid the story and the repetition of the story loan candles lit in windows on hello to more day. and memories have been passed down generations. you both those all about what her mother's family went through and their village nick eve. this one we will remember my mother and i were very close. so she told me that people were

the poorest developing countries are often hit hardest by climate change — like south sudan, where athey say the us isn't paying its fair share. we want us to be on board. we want to be all together — all countries have to be on board. that may be, but the us and china have stopped cooperating on tackling global warming. this is china's pavilion at the conference. it now talks about competing with the us on climate. it wants to keep its lead on renewable technologies like wind turbines, solar panels and batteries. the us uses similar language. it talks about overtaking china on clean tech. but this could be good news — it could mean cheaper renewables and maybe even generate a rush to find finance for developing nations. as president biden leaves egypt tonight, the hope is superpower competition on climate could bring progress. justin rowlatt, bbc news, egypt. after the brief stopover in egypt for the c0 p27 conference, joe biden has touched down in phnom penh for the asean summit. the president is to hold separate meetings with the leaders of cambodia, japan and south korea, ahead o

the poorest developing countries are often hit hardest by climate change, like south sudan, where a drought the us isn't paying its fair share. we want the us to be on board. we want to be all together. all countries have to be on board. that may be but the us and china have stopped cooperating on tackling global warming. this is china's pavilion at the conference. it now talks about competing with the us on climate. it wants to keep its lead on renewable technologies like wind turbines, solar panels and batteries. the us uses similar language. it talks about overtaking china on clean tech, but this could be good news. it could mean cheaper renewables and maybe even generate a rush to find finance for developing nations. as president biden leaves egypt tonight, the hope is superpower competition on climate could bring progress. justin rowlatt, bbc news, egypt. the cryptocurrency platform ftx has gone bust and its chief executive sam bankman—fried has resigned. worries about ftx have caused huge problems for crypto investors recently, ftx is one of the biggest and has gone under despite atte

not so much in south sudan. the weather sponsored by cat on a ways. the latest news it reeks with pandemic restrictions being lifted for the 1st time. the streets were filled with tens of thousands the party go with detail coverage or sentiment here. 3, want to share dissolution. much with the politicians in general from around the world. everywhere you look there, young man carrying machine guns, an example of how this group recruit their soldiers. ah ah, look about you're watching out there with me as a whole robin a reminder of all the top stories. north korea has launched. 3 more missiles want a suspected to have been a long rage, intercontinental ballistic missile. but that's prompted the u. s. and south korea to extend joint military exercises. great shipments from ukraine are expected to receive on wednesday. despite present bottom is lensky raising security concerns. russia confirmed little alarm vessels to continue exporting. great after earlier suspending, it involved but is government to add rebel forces from the countries to grow a region

the tropical rains in africa still a long way north, i still reaching parts of south sudan. the focus is further south rwandan down towards deer, congo, to some degree cameras gab long and knowles and angular. ah, the creative african next, this journey continues in 2022 africa success story, captivating the world this year can next weekend. we'll connect applicant, create effective building bridges across applica and the dice bora i will be live at kelly. we can, we was if you to up at c p who can it you can in hobbies, john code of walk from the 25th to the 27th of november 2022 registered to attend will free at can x dot africa. ah, it is the professional duty of journalists to report the truth accurately and impartially. but to do so in mexico, they must 1st be successful at staying alive. as fatal attacks on journalist continued to rise, so plans reports on the risks they confront. in one of the deadliest countries in the world for those, bring the troops to might silenced the killing of journalists and mexico. wanna just 0, lou ah, ah. hello again. the top story on the

it's still around you, gander, since finals as ethiopia and south sudan, which is maybe not too extraordinary. it's just coming off the coast nigeria moving southwards, but it's the spring rains. we've seen all and off in all the countries of southern africa, repeating themselves or flashed are going for most of the vote in south africa. and as you can see, a line stretches up through botswana, cross yoke of anger, delta. all showers, quite possibly big ones with big hail. ah, it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discoveries. enjoy. have new experiences. hit the shops, make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus, and with direct likes to handle and try to book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. c y p. yes, for our best price if. oh, every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration, indonesia urges and leave the world in moving forward as one wrench over together. recover stronger. lou ah, hello again. the top stori

come syria from south sudan and they say we're now going to inject this your house.nst. i'm do we really want to a situation where we're to have a situation where we're strapping and shut strapping down and shut them down? they need down? they don't know they need it they don't it sometimes they don't it they go straight as simple as go straight back as simple as that. back where we were the last place they came from was back right. this back france. yeah, right. this says nothing without union views. welcome great views. let's welcome our great british opportunity british voice, your opportunity to show and tell us to be on the show and tell us what you think about the topic, but discuss this hour, let's head over to bolton. the wanderers were wanderers. wanderers were the wanderers. bolton with our tv bolton a chat with our tv viewers. news voice . jess viewers. gb news voice. jess gill . hello, jess, nice to see gill. hello, jess, nice to see you jess. what do you think about this? ten people coming oven about this? ten people coming over. they've got if there are

this is su, sudan, south to down, somalia, yemen, congo canyon. iberia. all of them are in dire need of help. it's help that ukraine needed 90 years ago, but didn't get on the 4th saturday of november every year. ukrainians, remember the whole lot more and the millions who died in an entirely man made famine. russia says the salvation hit several parts of the ussr, but a growing number of countries agree with ukraine that it was a soviet genocide targeted specifically at them. the goal overall do more is to eliminate the ukrainian identity in the places if they, the entity by severe the energy and rationally then rushes recent invasion is seen here as the criminal latest attempt at the same goal. what the bottom finger, when were you going and where to avoid the story of the petition of the story. loan candles a little windows on holiday more day and memories have been passed down generations . you both most all about what her mother's family went through. all right, good luck in their village. nick, give the family the little room with my mother and i we

our ports at least 10 per month to countries at risk of famine and services this is ethiopia sudan this south, this is somalia, this is yemen, this is the congo, kenya , nigeria, in the center of terror. at first, the regime created a branched or some kind of possible. there are a lot of people. they are commemorating a lot of representatives of labor. people all came and noted that this is a very important date for the history of ukraine. since we must remember what the soviet government did to our ancestors and our ukrainian people, and on the eve of the holodomor anniversary, two parliaments of moldova and ireland recognized it as genocide of the ukrainian people. so far we have the following information and are passing it on to you, dima, i thank you. well, we are with you in the capital, and we also remember and commemorate today the memory of those who died during the holodomor . in dnipro, the number of injured has increased to 13, four are hospitalized, among them a 17-year-old boy, one woman is in serious condition, but there may still be people under the rubble, the head of the regi

that just do not come to mind and bosnia and east timur and referendums on independence and even south sudan read all this and think, right? wow, they are considering some options, and then a whole series of analytical works that say that all this is empty uh- huh that's all, it's not serious, at least. 2024 , if the republicans suddenly come and something changes, but under the current administration of joe biden, in fact, the mood is to continue this conflict and to drag it out. yep, but look here. ah. after all, when you say that this is written by rent analysts, i immediately ask you the question that we don’t understand. rent analysts analyze ongoing processes or rent analysts set some trends that they want ask, both, both here, which m-m i actively did not like. uh, analysts are supposed to be objective and neutral. here they are clearly inciting , inciting ukraine to reject the idea of ​​negotiations, and one gets the feeling that this is the mood in the biden administration. oh, because look at me. so i say, about the fact that analysts are of the same brand, and we understand that r

immediate future. likewise, the tropical rain should be going south with the sun, but the still line from the t appeal hardens through sas, sudan, and towards said, the republic of congo, which is weather, which is where the rays. certainly there is heavy rain south about as well. that was on girl away, you might expect it to be. and the spring rains have been pretty wide spread throughout all of southern africa. a once again is a good development dance for the eastern side, namibia, and through botswana. so the oak of anger dallas is getting wet again with a commitment to continuously conserve its wonder. it is vital with providing breakthrough solutions to renewable energy for an environmentally responsible future with transformation and collaboration indonesia urges and leads to the world in moving forward as recovery together recover a stronger ah ah, you're watching al jazeera as get your reminder of those headlines, ukraine's army chief says his forces are making gains in the south, but it remains unclear whether russia has begun pulling troops out of the key city . of course, on keep has worn troops of possible booby tra

immediate future. likewise, the trump cool rain should be going south with the sun, but the still line from these european hardens through sas, sudan, and towards said, the republic of congo, which is weather, which is where the rays. certainly there is heavy rain south of that as well. dan towards angola where you might expected to be and the spring rains have been pretty wide spread throughout all of southern africa. a once again is a good development dancer, the eastern side, namibia, and through botswana. so the oak of anger dealt was getting wet again. a sense of belonging, we are very close knit community. everybody knows everybody and the everyday heroes keeping communities together. this is the st. the universe. center of my universe. a jazeera visits scotland outer hebrides and meets those fighting to save their island, his way of life in the face of its plummeting population. a sense of community on a just either oh, every footstep moving in sync with the world to bring health equity for wrong. to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration, indonesia urges and leave the world in moving

visited just a few months ago, egypt is also africa e, let’s go to the south of egypt osman already closer to the border with sudanom america from china from russia lead to the main object - this is the ottoman dam ottoman a dam and a huge just huge monument monument. what a monument to the arab-soviet friendship. why because this dam was built and completed in the seventies by the soviet union, that is, it manifests itself as the largest heterotechnical structure on the entire african continent and wherever you are in egypt, be cairo other cities. show north to south attitudes towards russians and towards russia the most positive, it is really sincere, the most positive they appreciate. they see it and show it and show it like achievement of soviet engineering. not only from russian all over the world is still needed. the northern maidan prejudice what should be avoided all the time there should be no prejudices of any kind of attitude of the americans for the russian soft power. in africa, there is a feature of the future a few minutes. mother gave her son an apartment, and he deleted it from his life until you

even before the war in ukraine we have seen how the hunger crisis in ethiopia and south sudan and the war has exacerbated all these crises. in ukraine, russia's unprovoked war left one in three families without enough food and disrupted critical supply chains. we also have to recognize that we shouldn't only sound the alarm and mobilized aand attention when and where humanitarian crises affect people who look like us. a around the world, millions are hungry as a result of putin's relentless crusade for power in. hornet of africa, the combination of the -- of global warming and the conflict have exacerbated the problem of rising food prices leaving seven million children on the verge of famine as the region faces the longest drought in 55 years. over 95% of the population cannot afford to feed themselves and their families. haiti imports 70% of its food mainly from russia and canada and is experianing catastrophic hunger levels. in ethiopia, many are in dire need of assistance and rely on wheat imports from sue dab and russia. but we've also seen the power of the u.n. diplomacy and glo