, , sudan.y, but one that had a _ sudan. it is a young country, but one that had a difficult _ sudan. it is a young country, but. one that had a difficult inheritance and things have not really got any easier. how important is this visit in how it is perceived in south sudan? , , ., , in how it is perceived in south sudan? , , ., sudan? this is a very important, rant sudan? this is a very important, grant moment — sudan? this is a very important, grant moment for south - sudan? this is a very important, grant moment for south sudan. | grant moment for south sudan. yesterday when pope francis was coming into the country one woman told me that the joy she was failing can only be equated to what she felt in 2011 when south sudan gained independence. it has been a rough patch, civil wars, independence. it has been a rough patch, civilwars, intercommunal patch, civil wars, intercommunal conflict. just patch, civilwars, intercommunal conflict. just days before pope francis arrived there was a conflict

their trading partners include the armed forces of sudan. sudan is a country designated by the u.s. government as a state sponsor of terrorism. hutson: one particular former lra fighter said that he was with a group who shot six elephants on kony's orders, and they hand carried the tusks through central african republic. and they went to the kafia kingi enclave on the border of sudan, and there in the presence of joseph kony, they sold the ivory ta sergeant in the sudan armed forces. narrator: garamba is a converging point for military units from several countries looking to kill elephants. hutson: so you've got the lra rebels, you've got armed forces from sudan, from south sudan, and from uganda all competing with fardc, the congolese forces to poach the last wild elephants that remain in the park. narrator: these units come armed with satellite phones, night vision goggles, and ak-47s. elephants are also shot from helicopters, as was the case with 22 elephants killed in garamba in march 2012. hutson: we do know for certain that the elephants were killed from a helicopter used as a

reporter: after decades of struggle against muslim sudan, south sudan gained independence in 2011.olic church has supported the country all these years and remains involved in affairs. in 2019, pope francis brought together the two men at the origin of the civil war, during which hundreds of thousands of people died. this is a space for mediation where politicians can address the people. reporter: despite the gradual establishment of peace sacraments, fighting continues in some areas. to end this, the vatican is trying to influence the discussions by putting pressure on the country's elites. a stroll in south sudan is prominent, although only a portion of the vibration is catholic--of the preparation is catholic. there are other christian churches like anglican and calvinist. they respect institution, which has the confidence of the population. for this analyst, this explains the south sudanese before the pope's visit. >> it made it easy for the south sudanese to enter the modern way of life. but without coercing or imposing their will, but rather, making things known and be unders

this is a very important. _ perceived in south sudan?important, grand moment- perceived in south sudan? this is a very important, grand moment for| very important, grand moment for south sudan. when pan pope francis was coming into the country, one woman told me of the joy she was dealing that can only be equated to how she felt when south sudan gained independence. it has been a rough patch, civil war and intercommunal conflict. as we spoke about a day ago, there was an inter—communal conflict that killed about 27 people. it is a big deal that not only pope francis, but to other religious leaders are here with him today. they are really hoping that the messages of peace and hope that it brings will be taken in by the political leaders. yesterday, when he was addressing the president of south sudan, and other political leaders, pope francis said that it was time for them to stop fighting and to build this nation and to be father figures and to build this nation and to be fatherfigures to and to build this nation and to be father figures

he was president of the then autonomous south sudan region. and his acumen, his charisma is really missed in south sudan. i don't think he would be happy to see whatever is happening in south sudan now because he really wanted peace and one mission and one south sudan and the prayer is being held here since send a really strong message to the people of south sudan under the leadership to steal the country in the that he would have loved the country to go. the that he would have loved the country to go-— the that he would have loved the country to go. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. thank you. are going to start with a shock result in the english premier league. the leaders, arsenal, have lost for only the second time this season as everton made a winning start under their new manager. the former burnley boss only took over earlier this week following frank lampard's sucking and he made it a dream start with a 1—0 win. are like them one nails. they pretend they don't, they do, trust me. a lot of work don

they say that israel is the magic wand that is supposed to solve sudan's economic problems, but i say that it is not as the former governments knew, and in 2010 , they bombed sudan's military centers in one of these attacks. the military of the palestinian resistance groups has been targeted. the ruling system was imposed on the people. if the government of sudan was elected by the people, it would never want gold and money to have anything to do with cartoons . it is humiliating to the bones of the palestinians . in sudan, in order to suppress the opposition and thwart the coup, they have the help of the zionist regime's intelligence or an establishment . he conspired against sudan in the south and ethiopia to cut off the nile water for their benefit, about trust and intelligence cooperation. 8 this cooperation is very dangerous , the sudanese say, and the mischief has pressured the sudanese governing council to establish relations. the united states removed its benefit from the list the countries that support terrorism have made it subject to compromise with the zionist regime . thi

south sudan is a divided nation along ethnic lines.ud of and they hope the fact that the prayers are being held here is symbolic and sends a message to the political leaders of the country as well as to the people of south sudan that they need to change. more now on the bbc having seen internal guidance to magistrates in england and wales which said they should wave through bulk applications by energy companies who want to forcibly install prepayment meters in people's homes. earlier this week, the regulator 0fgem asked firms to suspend the compulsory installation of the devices after a times newspaper investigation showed british gas subcontractors breaking into the homes of vulnerable people. the magistrates�* leadership executive has been approached for comment. here's our work and money correspondent noor nanji. this was the footage that thrust energy companies firmly under the spotlight for prepayment meters. an undercover reporter from the times showed debt collectors working for british gas, breaking into the home of a single fa

sudan has his government. the civil society is provide this documentation to know what really happens in sudan. international community -- they can help and provide tools for people to protest and how to communicate. talk about young and woman and i link it to civil society. we have lots of organizations in sudan. they are starting to arraign themselves to avoid the russian censorship technology provided to sudan. they still organize themselves in small groups -- use to organize themselves in small groups. having just a small group, building to define how they will continue this kind of revolution as a collective work and a need to define their roles and how they want to be is to participate and be organized in a small group really helps them never very well known -- and it well-known and it is composed of men and women. it is a peaceful resistance to where they put everything. this is one of the things that have been counting and it really helped to increase the security of people, increase the willingness of

since independence in 2011, south sudan slipped quickly into conflict.religious lines, but the leaders are mainly christian — catholic, anglican, and presbyterian. back in 2019, in one of the most powerful moments of his papacy, pope francis kissed the feet of the south sudan's rivals at the end of a meeting at the vatican. they promised to work for lasting peace, but little changed. so, the religious leaders came here. does the same thing happen — you make a dramatic gesture and you go away and things don't move forward? dramatic gestures are to kick open doors, to create momentum. they don't solve problems. what they do is they may unstick stuck situations and then they have to be followed up. and in response to the visit, south sudan's president says he'll meet rivals who for years he shunned. but in spite of the fanfare and celebration here now, there's much scepticism about long—term impact. aleem maqbool, bbc news, injuba. at a meeting with displaced people, the pope has urged all parties in the conflict to work for peace. translation: i want to re

we are witnessing another development in relations with the zionist regime and sudan, and during the visit of the president of chad, the embassy of this country was opened, and at the same time, the ministry of foreign affairs of the coup and transitional government of sudan also announced by publishing a statement of the swamp agreement for the normalization of relations. what are the factors that caused these two countries to be on this path to epilepsy? is it at their own cost? between the actions of the world by applying pressure and the so-called bayonet force, they put all the films in this path, which are several countries, because of the need for foreign aid . to be able to stand up to their people, people are in the streets every day, and this is one of the reasons for his opposition is that they made promises that were designed to establish economic relations on the way and people are against it during the presidential term in the foreign constitution they need to attract us , we don't have our parents for advertisements need a lot, and with a foreign language song, it is a

issues of american parties and popular movements of sudan to normalization relations with the zionist regime were opposed in the zionist ps 2018, headed by the foreign minister of this regime, to the cartoon , the officials of the zionist regime announced the normalization of relations with sudan . the supreme political council and i, while condemning the settlement of sudan 's relations with the zionist regime, said that this is not a clouded and arab coalition. they say that it should be shut down and this action of theirs was predictable. now omar also said that in america, muslims are viewed as suspicious people. 218 members of the us house of representatives voted for the expulsion of omar, a muslim member of this house , and 211 members voted against it . the republican of the house of representatives had promised before and tried to expel me from the foreign relations committee. he is one of the two muslim representatives of the american congress . he has repeatedly criticized the annual financial aid of the united states to this regime in opposition to the actions of the zioni

this week marks a grim milestone for the people of western sudan. the conflict and awful began 20 years ago. it's killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced more than 2000000. a peace agreement was signed in 2020, but many a still in desperate need of humanitarian aid victims are also demanding justice. we have a lot to discuss without his surely, but 1st this update from al jazeera is have a morgan who spoke to some of the most affected at zemzem camp, the northern da for when we're started infidel western region of dar for allie mahmud says, he didn't expect it to reach his village in the wheeler in its laura, but eventually it did. and he and his family were forced to find refuge in this camp. gina. yeah. and then when we flood our homes in 2003, it was sheltering in the open or under trees. we thought it wouldn't last and continued farming that year, but couldn't harvest anything cause it done to, you know, people were killed, homes were burned, families were separated as like fled. well, i was separated from my sons and only found the

some sources reported that the zionists sent advanced spy equipment to sudan. i wonder how the sudanese military trusts the zionists. kurds warn about trust and intelligence cooperation for their benefit, this cooperation is very dangerous, they say, and shaitan has put pressure on the sudanese governing council to establish relations, and the united states has made its removal from the list of countries that support terrorism dependent on compromise with the zionist regime . this contradiction it is obvious that israel is a symbol of state terrorism, the issue of palestine is never negotiable, the zionists smelled of death for the fifth week in a row , after benjamin netanyahu's truck came into service , they demonstrated in several areas in occupied palestine. they do not know the report of al-alam network reporter about the comments of the prime minister of the zionist regime benjamin netanyahu and the non-responsiveness of his cabinet . zionist demonstrations were held for the fifth consecutive week in several areas inside the occupied palestinian territori

, sudan, a womb welcome to all 3 of you. thank you very much for being on inside story said i am. if i could please begin with you out to county. do you feel like the world has forgotten da, 4 and the conflict that's been going on for the last 20 years? well if they do feel like so because the conflict is going on. however, i would like to find out that there is an conflict between the river movements and the governors. none. and then there are private companies among various tribes in the world and then are mandatory as far as the company between the groups and the government concerned. i think this over for the signing of the dream and most of the moment they have signed the lease agreement and they are now her phone. close, one will be still there. i do still not sign that, but we feel that as part of the response in cities, however, the project conflicts continue over the last few few years in addition to that. and one of the, the issues that are causing problems for nowadays, bonded as you know, very large scale project

sudan.injuba at the end of his visit, he told the congregation he brought a message of hope and pleaded with south sudan's leaders to focus on bringing about lasting peace. he was the first pope to visit the country since it achieved independence in 2011 and then swiftly descended into ethnic conflict. i'm joined now by our correspondent injuba, south sudan. she's been following the pope's visit. let's start with what his message was on this last day.— was on this last day. good afternoon. _ was on this last day. good afternoon. pope _ was on this last day. good afternoon. pope francis. was on this last day. good i afternoon. pope francis left was on this last day. good - afternoon. pope francis left two hours ago active rome. last evening, he held prayers for the people of south sudan. 0n he held prayers for the people of south sudan. on his last eight before departing, he was appreciative of the people for being welcoming to him, for coming out in large numbers to seek audience with him. o

why are they making this unprecedented move in south sudan?st of the rival leaders who have been fighting for control of the resources of this country almost since its independence back in 2011, they call themselves christian, they say they are churchgoing, the president is a catholic, the first vice president is presbyterian, and the idea is to say, if you call yourselves christians, you need to live out those values. what are the chances of achieving a lasting peace? well, according to what has happened in the past, they have a very slim chance, actually, because back in 2019, these same leaders were invited to the vatican, and in a very dramatic moment, the pope kissed their feet. well, very dramatic moment, the pope kissed theirfeet. well, not very dramatic moment, the pope kissed their feet. well, not a very dramatic moment, the pope kissed theirfeet. well, not a great deal has changed since then, and today the pope said no more of this, when he was referring to violence and corruption and instability, and immediately the president here s

and the only other time a pope is gone to the sudan was in 1993. and that was when pope john paul, the 2nd went to cartoon when sudan was in the midst of a bloody civil war, right. the war continued 12 years after he left, right. so some might say, well, how effectual will pope francis's visit be but i do think that symbols do have power, right. the eyes of the world are on south sudan at this moment, largely because of this pilgrimage of he's right. and that's an important point. you may crystal, because back in 2019, and one of the most extraordinary moments of his papacy at the pope knelt to kiss the feet of south the downs, warring leaders at the vatican, urging them not to return to civil war. but as you say, despite that symbol is in many critics, the question whether the pope really has the ability to make any real political change in the country. sure, um and i think that that is a fair question. but i think that one has to remember that the catholic church historically throughout south so dance history has had a lot of political power, rig

sergey lavrov visited sudan in 2014 since then, a lot has changed, ruling for 30 years. aral.oved from power, sent to prison, and the state will be for 4 years. damn, the sovereign council of the country under the leadership of alfat akha al-burhan will take off sergey lavrov a separate conversation took place, as russia provides support to sudan to normalize the political situation in the country and supports the republic in the international arena so that approaches to the sudanese problem are impartial and objective, it is worth recalling that under the overthrown president, an agreement was reached on providing a port in the area sudanese plot of land to create a logistics center for the russian navy. on a 25 year lease. with regard to the agreement to establish a clause logistic support for the navy of the russian federation , as you know, it was signed and is in the process of ratification of considerable attention. sergey lavrov and his sudanese colleagues devoted themselves to the preparation of the second summit, russia africa , which will be held in st. petersburg th

since independence in 2011, south sudan slipped quickly into conflict.s along tribal and not religious lines, but the leaders are mainly christian — catholic, anglican, and presbyterian. back in 2019, in one of the most powerful moments of his papacy, pope francis kissed the feet of the south sudanese rivals at the end of a meeting at the vatican. they promised to work for lasting peace, but little changed. so the religious leaders came here. does the same thing happen — you make a dramatic gesture and you go away, and things don't move forward? dramatic gestures are to kick open doors, to create momentum. they don't solve problems. what they do is they may unstick stuck situations, and then they have to be followed up. tonight, the three christian leaders held a cross—denominational prayer service. it's been a remarkable coming together of churches and has brought somejoy. that's not to say many south sudanese are confident it will lead to real change. aleem maqbool, bbc news, injuba. detectives searching for nicola bulley, who disappeared during a dog

pope met with some of south sudan's millions of internally displaced possibly as he's done throughoutiolence and all collect. the pontiff and two other religious leaders in the country with him said a special blessing for south sudan's children and the pope is accompanied by the heads of an lic, an church and church of scotland representing christian denominations to which most south sudaneses belong. >> john allen senior vatican analyst and joins us live from rome. how does visit go? >> hi there, well, i mean, in terms of whether pope francis achieved what he set out to achieve, that is, promoting peace, reconciliation and healing from one of the most war torn countries on the planet, that we don't know. what we can say is that pope drew large and is that you can't crowds everywhere he went, the country's political leadership the faction in power and the opposition went out of their way to roll out a red carpet for the pope, and most sudaneses on ground said the visit left them with greater hope than they had before that something positive might happen. >> put this in perspective in

and so eventually gain control in sudan. i don't think it will look very kindly towards the military officers that ruled over them or the countries that supported them, including israel. ok, stephen, dennis, thank you for insights. here today. when i was there i put are still ahead. aaron al jazeera ah says delivered his message for the final day of his landmark visit, the democratic republic of congo. ah, hello, the weather is set fair across much of by northern china trip. it shall. archie drives well to refuse no ship flurries, just making their way into western parts of japan, but not as wise, but not as heavy as they have been recently. there you go. you can see little bit of snow there to know the hunch you into hawkeye. dry weather to the south of that cool enough in tokyo at 7 degrees celsius temperature sit around 3 celsius, therefore sola 7. therefore beijing. temperatures will start just not up a little bit, please to say as we go on into sass day. but notice that no, just coming back into that western side of jap

foreign minister survey law is conducting talks with the leadership of the north african nation of sudan. it's the last stop on his latest tour of the continent as russia works with african nations to strengthen their ties. in view of new economical rises with coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins. here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. we began was shocking for that reportedly recorded by ukrainian soldiers as they allegedly killed the russian prisoners of war. and just a warning you may find the following images gravely disturbing. the doors the robot are you good? the g o, g, g, u, i, in these and verify the images ukrainian soldier allegedly shot a russian serviceman in the head. you can see one of the captured soldiers wearing a white patch typically worn by the russian troops. there have been numerous other accusations of ukrainian soldiers killing russian prisoners of war. the us has documented several of those cases and called for a thorough investigation. meanwhile, a massive barrage of ukrainian artiller

survey rob rob arrived, dan, after a successful trip to the west african nation, while retaining at sudan is the last stop on his to the continent as russia worked with african nations to strengthen their ties. in view of new economic arises with coming to you live in the russian capital. this is our t international. i. rachel blevins here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. we begin with shocking footage, reportedly recorded by ukrainian soldiers as they allegedly killed the russian prisoners of war and a warning you may find these following images gravely disturbing. utilize the verb with you. but i'm sure she in these unverified images, you premium folder allegedly shot or russian service and in the head. now we cut out that portion because of its graphic content. so you can see one of the captured soldiers wearing a white patch typically worn by the russian troops. there have been numerous other accusations of ukrainian soldiers killing russian prisoners of war. the un has documented several of the chases called for a thorough investigation. meanwhile, a massive

the last point of sergey lavrov's visit to africa sudan is a state on the east coast of the continentthose with which russia has managed to significantly strengthen cooperation khartun a city where the white and blue nile merge together, starting its way to the mediterranean sea, the capital of sudan is historically destined to stand at a crossroads, only today converge not trade routes, but the interests of east and west sergey lavrov - this is his second visit here since 2014, flew to discuss the prospect of bilateral relations russia exports products. work here the largest russian geological and star companies have already been made. the first step in the development of nuclear energy. in addition, moscow is interested in building a naval base. in the red sea. russian companies work in sudan primarily in the field of their base of attention, which the state pays, and the comfortable conditions that are created for their work and the assessment of the interest of our state in attracting additional russian investments. our company is currently considering specific proposals. but the

rob has arrived in sudan. the final stop on his african tour. his visit comes as media reports emerge of us and european officials, reportedly coming to meet with the north african countries leadership around the same time. la. rob's tour of the continent has been widely considered a success for the countries he visited with numerous high level meetings, exploring new horizons for russia's economic ties, that the continent, our teeth grumble as that tells us more. well, the long serving russian diplomat visits a sudan, which for country very much in the midst of internal and external conflict. as you know, the in the middle of a political dialogue which will, which should at least deliver a, a technocratic government before bill of, of a, a civilian government and mr. lover over there, to meet with his counterpart in the styles. and they will be talking about the areas of investment and trade and how to strengthen those. and particularly because who then it is if way is situated, it finds itself as a very g o g o. strategically important locatio

so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south sudan. they need fathers not overloads. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses. solid sedans lead us health care promised to resume talks with ob greeks who did not find the 2018 piece deal in one or the holy fargo bomb threats to restore a visit to our country. and our due calibration of 2023. as the year of peace area conciliation, i am officially or non soon the lifting of the suspension of the room. these dogs will do own our groups a day before this visit. several people were killed in central equatorial state in violence between cattle, herders and a local militia felt sit on as a predominantly christian nation. in the past, the church has played a huge role in resolving differences between different ethnic groups and political parties. some people here hope this high profile visit encourages they politicians to work towards peace. now, boy, the church has been urging south sydney's politicians not to return to war in 2019 pop frances, now to kiss the feet of fall to dance previously warrin

the syndicates of sudan and the sudan media association, the baath party, and groups of friday imams and groups and widespread opposition have taken place. the conclusion is that the military governing council of the governing council of sudan does not have the authority to sign an agreement or contract in the current situation. he said that the political agreements should be handed over to the government through the parliament first, and now the government and the political authority are somehow surprised by this widespread reaction, and the deputy of the governing council, mr. mohammad hamdok , also informed and said that i was not at all or basically on this trip. and never coordinated with me and myself i had no meeting with this zionist delegation. thank you very much, mr. seyed adnan mohaghegh, a reporter of sed and sima news agency, says that the bilateral political relations between beijing and moscow have deepened . these statements were made after the two-day visit of the deputy foreign minister of china on the subject. and according to the statement of the ministry of fore

two thirds of the population in south sudan more or less is roman catholic.eement that was agreed to but never implemented in 2018 was signed in rome under the aegis of a catholic movement. so the catholic church has all kinds of social and diplomatic capital in the country. if anyone can nudge the country to a better future arguably is pope francis, the man who was in town even as we speak. >> john allen in rome, thanks so much, john. and we'll take a quick break. for our viewers in north america i'll have more news for you in just a moment. for our international viewers "marketplace africa" is up next. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® or ulcefrom the start...mptoms and move toward relief after the rst dose... withnjections every two months. stelara® m increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a v

the people of south sudan and the leadership of south sudan, they hope and pray that this is it, becausethe question is what happens at the end of the trip? will they go back to normal? a divided country, a country that there is a lot of conflict, or will this turn the tide for the country? a lot of expectation and hope comes with the three leaders being here. these are problems which have persisted for a really long and come around issues of leadership, who should lead the country, who should take the top leadership, it has led to issues like postponing elections for a couple of times. there is a lot of resources in south sudan, it is an oil—rich country, that is also one thing causing a lot of fighting between communities. it is a multitude of things making people in south sudan fight and yes, it's a big task for leaders to forge a path to make people ci to i and ease things down. —— to make people see i to i. the fashion designer paco rabanne has died at the age of 88. he was best known for his 1960s work, which included metallic ensembles and space—age designs. his death was confirme

but francis has arrived in south sudan for the 2nd leg of his 2 nation trip to africa. he earlier spent several days in the democratic republic of congo. the head of the catholic church is expected to bring a message of peace and reconciliation into communal violence. still plague south sudan despite the end of a civil war in 2018. pope frances landed in south to dance capital juba to a warm welcome pilgrims from across the country, greeted the pontiff, many of whom had walked 10 days to be here. so have been very happy with 680 is. i feel like maybe like a something burning let the 86 year old pope is in the country as it continues to grapple with widespread violence. since south sudan gained independence in 2011, hundreds of thousands have been killed. a millions displaced a deal was struck between rival silva cur, enrique mcgraw. now president and vice president respectively on their last visit to the vatican. the pope called on them to work together. on friday, he made a fresh appeal hip in his lust that hopefully no more bloodshed, no more conflicts, no more violen

. definitely a big deal for south sudan. ., ~' ,, , .estigating the disappearance of mother—of—two nicola bulley believe she fell into a river. a major search for 45—year—old continues, but no trace of her has been found. nicola was seen by a fellow dog—walker last friday morning shortly before 9:00am. she was last seen at 10 past 9, in a field further along the riverbank. at 9:20, police have now established, her phone became stationary at a riverside bench. 13 minutes later, her phone is found along with her dogs harness. in response to the police's theory, nicola's friend of ten years emma white said it's important to keep searching for evidence. we can't be talking about a life and basing it on a theory. we can't go and tell those girls, well, the theory could be x, y and z. we need some evidence. whatever the news is, then we'll deal with whatever the evidence is. so again, we're out in force today and raising that awareness. if anybody does see anything, hear anything, jogs the memory of last friday, please share. but on the bullet

but this week, sergei lavrov visited the african states of mali , mauritania and sudan, the receptionordially warm everywhere. after all, our country has never been engaged in the slave trade racism. we have always been a stranger, on the contrary. the ussr did a lot to destroy the colonial system and liberate the black continent from under the western yoke, maybe this is why none of the fifty-four african states supported anti-russian sanctions. and, of course, this is the success of our modern diplomacy. by the way, we celebrated the day of the diplomatic worker in russia on friday, february 10, congratulations. read more about sergey lavrov's trip alexei golovkov under the wing of an airplane with the russian tricolor one can see the reddish earth, the sands of the sahara, the great rivers nile and niger the first stop where no head of the patriotic diplomacy has ever been before the minister descends the gangway in the air harbor of bako , the capital of the republic mary after 80 years in the role colonies and 60 years of restless independence of the bamaks are building new relat

both russia and sudan consistently come out in the un in support of initiatives aimed at ensuring a democratic world order based on the principles of multipolarity, which are enshrined in the charter. and coal allen was in touch it is from this angle. we examined various situations that are taking place on the african continent in other parts of our planet, including the situation that our western colleagues have created around ukraine in an effort to turn it into a weapon, to introduce it into weapons of a hybrid war against the russian federation. we support fair sudan's approaches to the consideration of the sudanese problem in the un security council, including the need to remove those registrations that have been introduced, a some a few years ago we will continue to support each other's initiatives. here we will vote solidarity on issues that are of interest to each of our countries. in addition to political dialogue, in addition to foreign policy coordination, we have many tasks in the field of trade, economic, investment , and humanitarian cooperation between companies working in sudan

my hope and peace dwell in south sudan, according to the united nations. they are more than 2000000 internally displaced people insults are done. and another 2300000 have left the country as refugees. those who attended the mass hope to visit by the catholic pope, along with leaders of the anglican and scottish presbyterian churches who make a difference in this predominantly christian country with the message that the pope is delivering is quite important is coming to remind christy and a south to dance president self care promised to resume talks with the armed groups who did not sign the 2018 piece deal not to dive runway from don in 11. there was a civil war in training training on each other, despite a peace deal sign in 2018. they still violated the country. people yeah. before coming to south sudan pope francis was in the democratic republic of congo. a country also struggling with conflict and corruption. his trip to africa was maint in courage, politicians, to resolve differences and work towards peace. all people can do here is hope and pray. tha

a peace mission to south sudan.he pope makes an unprecedented visit, alongside the leaders of the church of england and church of scotland. we'll tell you about the bbc journalist trying to make amends for her own family's connection to slavery. hello and welcome to bbc news. the giant chinese balloon that had been floating over the united states has been shot down by an american fighterjet off the coast of south carolina. the balloon, which the us says was being used to spy on military sites, appeared to plummet straight into the sea. china continues to insist it was a stray civilian weather observation airship. our correspondent david willis has more from washington. officials here are saying that this chinese balloon was brought down about six miles off the coast of south carolina by a single missile fired by a us fighterjet. now, president biden had apparently given permission for such a strike on wednesday, that is a day before the actual presence of this balloon was made public. military officials decided to h

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so for the next three days, the pope will be here in south sudan.has just been to the presidential palace where he will have a series of meetings with top political leadership in key for him and what he calls the pilgrimage of peace. and for south sudan is just to talk issues around peace and reconciliation because this is a country maintaining. there was the civil war in a series of intercommunal conflict and violence. it is one thing that people hope that the pope being here and two other high-level religious leaders, then it will come to an end. what they are really craving for is peace. they just want everyone to move forward as one nation and one people. laura: the spanish fashion designer has died in france at the age of 88. he began his career working on jewelry designs for luxury labels before launching his own fashion house in 1966. known for his eccentric space age designs and successful perfumes, he retired from the industry in 1999. now to liverpool in the united kingdom where the city is gearing up to host the eurovision song contest on

why are they making this unprecedented move in south sudan?tian country, most of the rival leaders who've been fighting over control of the resources of this country — almost since its independence back in 2011 — well, they all call themselves christian, they all say they are churchgoing, the president is a catholic, the first vice president is presbyterian. the idea is to say, "well, if you call yourselves christians, "then you need to live out those christian values." and what are their chances, though, of achieving a lasting peace? well, according to what's happened in the past, they've got a very slim chance, actually, because back in 2019, these same leaders were invited to the vatican and, in a very dramatic moment, the pope kissed their feet. well, not a great deal has changed since then, and today, the pope, in his opening speech, said, "no more of this" — he was referring to violence and corruption and instability — and immediately, the president here said he would meet some of the factions he hasn't met since 2018, but this is just t

more from the nato multiple launch rocket system foreign minister sergei lavrov is negotiating in sudan today , this is the next item on the large african tour on the bilateral agenda cooperation situation in the middle east and preparations for the russian summit russian alternative mobile app store rustor launched in full-fledged operation, what does this mean , philip trofimov will tell the host of the program vesti.net or greetings, will something change for users? good afternoon. well, at least the service will no longer be able to attribute possible errors to the open beta test mode, but in general, status changes are more likely for developers, including foreign ones. well, we’ll start with a global topic a little later. google showed a new feature of its neural network in relation to search and related tasks, and the shares of the search engine immediately fell by almost 10%, despite the fact that the company showed the work of its conversational artificial intelligence technology . similarly to the over-popular part of the gt, but was shown on pre-recorded slides. they are in r

bbc news, juba, south sudan.ehind the increase. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. by by sunshine summer will return more widely —— sunshine will return. a lot of them. patchy rain and drizzle across parts of england and scotland. western areas, brighter compared with what we have seen so far this morning. but it will turn a good deal better. the wind is easing relative to earlier and 11—14 , substantially above where they should be for this time of year and in the sunshine it will feel quite like early spring. tonight after some initial cloud breaks cloud increases to the west again, patchy rain and drizzle round some coasts and hills. most dry. another mild night tonight but temperature is not quite as high as they were last night. forthe quite as high as they were last night. for the start of the weekend cloud will dominate. there will be some sunshine here and there is special in eastern scotland through the morning but western scotland and northern ireland could turn wetter into the afternoon