yet another meeting is held with egypt and sudan. addis ababa insists the dam won't harm its neighbors, but will it accept a binding agreement, and what will the long-term consequences of this dam be? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. egypt, ethiopia, and sudan are back at the negotiating table. they're hoping to resolve a years-long dispute over ethiopia's multi-billion dollar hydroelectric dam on the blue nile. sudan and egypt are worried the dam will limit their own water supply and pose an existential threat for generations to come. all three countries are heavily invested in this issue, and here's why. the blue nile in ethiopia flows north and meets the white nile in sudan's capital, khartoum. the waters then merge into the river nile and flow further north into egypt, providing most of the country's water. egypt is pushing for illegally -- for a legally binding agreement, but for years, ethiopia has remained defiant. so, what can egypt do if these negotiations fail, and how is ex

and beyond sudan.ty that sudan has played in egyptian affairs since, you know, that countries gained independence and says it was under egyptian british colonial rule, they featured prominently. however, as it pertains to the russian ship between the two military forces today, both share a common principle, they believe the military institution in their respective countries is the supreme submarine institution and for that reason this goes beyond burhan and el—sisi, this is about a military establishment supporting another military outfit, an institution in another country for a conventional security reasons and ideological security reasons as well. �* , ., ., i, ideological security reasons as well. ., i, , well. and in terms of what egypt is ho - in: well. and in terms of what egypt is hoinr to well. and in terms of what egypt is hoping to achieve _ well. and in terms of what egypt is hoping to achieve from _ well. and in terms of what egypt is hoping to achieve from this - well. and in terms of what

sudan _ areas of conflict in sudan. sudan has been gripped by a bloody conflict since april.. but rights groups say the rsf are committing mass atrocities. three rsf fighters stormed into our home in the afternoon. my brother was out. when i saw them i screamed and tried to run away. but one of them locked the door.— run away. but one of them locked the door. bbc arabic has soken locked the door. bbc arabic has spoken to _ locked the door. bbc arabic has spoken to women _ locked the door. bbc arabic has spoken to women across - locked the door. bbc arabic has spoken to women across the i spoken to women across the country who say they were raped by rsf soldiers.— by rsf soldiers. they pointed their guns _ by rsf soldiers. they pointed their guns at _ by rsf soldiers. they pointed their guns at me _ by rsf soldiers. they pointed their guns at me and - by rsf soldiers. they pointed their guns at me and told i by rsf soldiers. they pointed their guns at me and told me| by rsf soldiers. they pointed i their guns at me and told me to be quiet. i was ordered to lie on the bed. when

the head of sudan's armed forces travels to egypt for his first trip after four months of conflict in the country. hello, i'm nancy kacungira, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start with the thousands of travellers facing days of disruption after a technical fault hit the uk's air traffic control system. this was the scene at heathrow airport today. there's still chaos in airports across the uk with flights grounded, leaving huge crowds trying to enter airports and in departure areas. by one estimate, more than 25% of planned flights — that's over 1,500 journeys in and out of the uk — were cancelled on monday. that includes 790 departures and 785 arrivals. heathrow saw the highest number of cancellations, followed by gatwick and manchester. there were also reports of thousands of passengers stranded in airports overseas. tenerife airport set up camp beds to assist stranded passengers. in the last hour, the air traffic control service nats says their systems are operating as normal after the technical fault was fixed

council of sudan. it does not recognize the conflicts in sudan from april 26, the rapid support between the army and the forces started and so far the efforts to end this crisis have been unsuccessful . medvedev's company should hand over the bag to moscow for ukraine to join nato. he said that if iran wants to join nato, it should hand over something as the capital of ancient russia to moscow. steven johnson said that now it can become a member of nato if the disputed areas are handed over to russia . that the case areas the conflict is very controversial, he suggested, and they should choose the city of lofra as their capital, if they have no objection to this, the deputy prime minister of ukraine said that this country has a long and difficult road ahead of it to achieve victory against russia. kef stressed that this is the wrong time for this country to win and kiev should be ready for a long fight . last month, he said for the attack that the counterattack against this country is going ahead of ex

that is wanner sudan and other countries. that is wagner grow) _ sudan and other countries.tries. that is wagner group but in _ sudan and other countries. that is wagner group but in terms - sudan and other countries. that is wagner group but in terms of - sudan and other countries. that is wagner group but in terms of the | wagner group but in terms of the west, the french and the us, they have got troops in niger and they have got troops in niger and they have used it as a base, what is the prospect for that now? it is looking re rim prospect for that now? it is looking pretty grim for— prospect for that now? it is looking pretty grim for western _ prospect for that now? it is looking pretty grim for western and - pretty grim for western and international forces in pretty grim for western and internationalforces in niger and international forces in niger and there internationalforces in niger and there are 2600 french and us troops in the country, it is a huge country of only 27 million people, very large areas, and the french and americans and germans and italians and the

in this situation, the government of sudan may he is trying to reassure the citizens and say that with the cooperation of international and regional organizations, he has adopted the necessary images to control the situation. it is good and before the end of three weeks , it will be sent to the areas that need it. meanwhile , economic experts suggest that the situation in sudan an economic emergency should be declared and the government should form a special mission to prevent the risk of hunger. to solve this problem, the economic issues of the government should be separated from sexual issues. it can be solved. there is no amount of damages in sudan after the war entered the fourth month, but the stoppage of exports , especially gold, after the stoppage of flights , has caused damage of several billion dollars to sudan. the war in sudan has stopped the economic activities of this country since a few months ago and millions people are on the brink of starvation and this issue has faced a big challenge for domestic and international parties to control the situation and prevent hunger i

yes, it will use it. they already forgot about it, but in fact there is also sudan and the situation with sudan is very similar to, more precisely, the situation with niger is very similar to the national sudan, that is, they wanted to remove a certain general and then and there that general started saying no, no, no, it is impossible to remove me, i will fight anyway and that's not what happened in sudan, but this general just seized power in niger, and a civil war started in sudan , as far as i can imagine it, well, at least these are the signs of a civil war. this is now such a new fashion , you know, in africa, there is such a propensity for stupidity. yes so if there is already colonization , then all the countries of africa are already beginning to decommunize. then all the countries of africa are beginning to be different at the same time. very, very similar coups of this or that were very popular at one time. sergeant coups in europe were always black, colonels, generals, well, in portugal's captains, at least captain adam, sergeants, that is, here too opa suda, shoot someone

we took our evidence to sudan's top religious authority. for those - who have no profession. we don't deny there are sexual anomalies. we undoubtedly support treatment with the koran, but in the current form, its chaos. with no help coming from the authorities for women, she has her own advice for those wanting to see a healer. translation: if i tell them to forget about the healer. and to solve their problems in another way. hanan razekjoins me now from the newsroom. really shocking account and horrifying stories. in terms of the scale of this, what was your assessment? it scale of this, what was your assessment?— scale of this, what was your assessment? . , . ., , ., assessment? it was much worse than i had originally — assessment? it was much worse than i had originally expected. _ assessment? it was much worse than i had originally expected. when - assessment? it was much worse than i had originally expected. when we - had originally expected. when we started looking into the practice, which is widely popular in arab countries, we found

in sudan, he accused about the politics of representation and dictation in sudan, and warned that he should help in the crisis of profits, the country's government should guarantee the health of its political structures and avoid the prescription of twisting according to the directive document. in sudan, however, the distance between member states security council and actors there is a lot of region, with delays in providing solutions, the color of the people of sudan from the conflict that has put the country at risk of disintegration and displacement of its people , and it is getting thicker. this american government statistics show that suicides leading to death in this country in the year last year, it registered a new quota and reached the limit of 50,000 people. in 2022, the number of suicides leading to death in the united states increased by 2.6% compared to the previous year to 49,449 men. this figure in 2021 was 48,983 people . disease prevention in america stated that more than half of these suicides are by using among the weapons, the highest rate of increase in suicide i

the united nations warned about the possibility of a humanitarian disaster in sudan. according to the united nations, about 20 million people do not have access to food. among them, 14 million children need food and humanitarian aid. imran khan's political party , the former prime minister of pakistan, called for a nationwide strike in response to his prison sentence. imran khan was sentenced to three years in prison for corruption and is currently in lahore. is under arrest, legal experts say that this bazaar is the possibility of imran khan's participation in the national elections of pakistan, which is scheduled to be held by the end of this year . the center warned people about the possibility of a swine flu epidemic. the center asked the american public to avoid eating or drinking around the agricultural and livestock exhibition and not to touch pigs. so far, two cases of swine flu have been recorded in the state of michigan. due to the electricity crisis, the employees implemented remote work. egyptian employees are going to start implementing the remote work po

number of tribal violence in darfur, sudan, 120 people were killed in the last two days. last month, the violence of the tribe the attack by the armed forces resulted in the death of one hundred people. the united nations reported that in the last twenty years, 300,000 people were killed and two and a half million displaced by internal violence. these conflicts were caused by armed groups of african minorities. in the name of political and economic discrimination , since the beginning of the conflicts in sudan, nearly 9 million sudanese children have been deprived of education. a relatively widespread expression in different regions of sudan it was reported that the united nations children's fund, innisfree, expressed that every hour a child is killed or injured in sudan . from the twenty-sixth of april, the conflict between the army and the sudan rapid support forces began . the number of victims of the forest fire in the state of hawaii has reached 80 people. five days have passed since the fire on the island of maui in the state of hawaii, the fate of hundreds of peopl

sudan's military chief is in egypt for talks with president abdel fattah al—sisi.t sudan since fighting erupted in april between the army and the rival paramilitary rapid support forces. he's looking to shore—up regional security and political support. burhan is also expected to visit saudi arabia and the uae for discussions on ways to end the conflict. thousands of people have been killed and more than 11.5 million displaced in the violence. our africa editor, will ross, told me what it means that general burhan has felt confident enough to leave the country. it seems as though his rival, the general hemedti, rsf forces have perhaps been weakened in the capital somewhat and that has allowed general burhan to make this trip, first of all to port sudan which has become a bit like the de facto capital of the country from where flights can still take off, and he is headed to egypt on what looks like a trip to rally support. what we don't know is what is going on behind—the—scenes. the public message from president el—sisi office is one of, we stand by you, we are in f

the un security council meeting on sudan was held. in this meeting , it was announced that the military conflict has worsened the situation of the people and about 25 million people in this country need help. united nations refugee agency conflicts in sudan have displaced more than 4 million people inside the country, more than 184 thousand people of sudan have fled to neighboring countries, the conflict between the army and sudan's rapid support forces started 4 months ago, and the conflicts continue today and only afshar of the national security and intelligence organization was killed in the city of qom durman. somalia and burkina faso are listening to the consequences of military intervention here by sending messages to the united nations security council and the african peace and security council, asking for a dialogue to resolve the crisis of the economic community of niger. west african countries and thanks again to 15 countries it has the previous week, and if the nojeh military does not hand over power by next sunday, it will

and since this time to the south sudan has been racked by civil war. it's a failed state because without the rang uh, the competing forces could never get on the same page. so hold on by the photo and the reason was really find out what are they supposed to be any we thought of given here the drum there, some uh huh. the drum that up for a sudden the crash knock, what do i haven't been? how would i support up with the firm? said the guy. yeah. and it had the small island fill out what the heads up now. so if you just hold on that i was looking at, i mean the man a heavy. well. so as the, and i get it by the who are off my, who do i still hold off putting it on a heater? well same thing and now i just thought i looked, i was looking at a 100 even fix them. i go go to the and that kind of thing had this, and it has to be a way kind of to few to do to be a couple months healey, on the uh, that event. on the 1st. who do i have the model designer? let me have one on the 2 mountain go to the white blue. no, there's a little the older 0. wanted to find out mo

the practice of spiritual healing in sudan is i spiritual healing in sudan is unregulated which leaves term for help to the centre run by leader sheikha fatima. she helps women who believe illnesses or emotional problems can be solved by expelling evil spirits. translation: many women told us that part of the treatment involved the healer touching part of their body. out of 100 women, undoubtedly a quarter of them would have been sexually abused by a healer. in them would have been sexually abused by a healer.— abused by a healer. in the first investigation - abused by a healer. in the first investigation of - abused by a healer. in the first investigation of its i first investigation of its kind, we spent months verifying stories of abuse. 50 women in sudan accused a0 healers of harassment, assault and manipulating them into sex. one of these women afaf told us about a healer who assaulted her. translation: i saw his shadow behind me then he groped me. in the end, when he approached me, i swore to god i would scream and alert his children. i took his hands off me and i left. after hea

safin war will lead to the destruction of sudan. according to the report of the united nations refugee agency, the conflicts in sudan have displaced more than 4 million people inside the country, more than eight hundred and eighty and four thousand people of all people neighboring countries fled since about four months ago between the army and the rapid support forces and its benefits have started and the efforts to end these conflicts have been fruitless. they were killed in the city of omarman, and according to this statement, they were killed or injured in a clear response . somalia and burkina faso warned about the consequences of military intervention in nigeria . this book sent messages to the un security council and the african peace and security council. economic society west african countries echo the test of class 15 countries only behind and if niger's military does not hand over power by next sunday , it will intervene militarily in this country. france has supported military intervention in continuation of its history .

mark: sudan's army chief has visited egypt this tuesday. it's a first trip abroad for abdul burhan since sudan's war. he flew to the region on the north coast in talks with the egyptian president. as this was happening, violence conned in darfur in the west of sudan. at least 39 civilians were killed. most of them women and children. in shelling of the south darfur state capital. the fighting between the army and paramilitary forces has intense fid. burhan swapped his military fatigues for a suit and tie for those talks. >> we are committed to ending the war and putting an end to this tragedy. we in the armed forces are committed to setting a real transitional period in order for the sudanese people to consolidate the state through free and fair elections. that enable them to decide who will rule them. mark: that was the military ruler of sudan. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. pakistani high court this tuesday suspended the jail of former prime minister imran khan's charges. the 74-year-old former cricket star has been at t

a journalist from sudan must be by him says international support is much needed for the people of sudan with medical care, a priority. other people lose their life in this fight a and a lot of people, lester, their dearest friends with 2 that are in a big or old age because there's not medicine, small hospital, a lot of people die in their house and because there's no medicine or cure this is one of the big problem if the situation is going to continue part of the more then monitor, the situation is going to be worse areas and probably cutting off from the doctors and everywhere in the hospital they, they are refusing to attend that word because there's no facing part, there's no medicine, there's no any the facilities for practice, their work isn't really a problem and we need his words to stop west and media. all of them before, because about the cool that's happening in nature and forgetting the crisis that's happening instead of the questions between the ministry and obviously if that's effective. so do i have to come and distribute people and, and most of we can say how for populat

to the national sudan, that is, they wanted to remove a certain general and then and there and thatn’t remove it, it’s impossible, i’ll fight anyway, and that’s not what happened in sudan, and this general just seized power in the nigers , and a civil war has started in sudan , as far as i can imagine it, well, at least these are the signs of a civil war. it’s like this now new fashion, you know, in africa, there is a tendency to

country, before this , sudan's rapid support forces announced that it does not recognize malik aghathe deputy head of the sudanese ruling council, the clashes in sudan since april 26 between the army and support forces it started quickly and so far the efforts to end this crisis have been unsuccessful. iran's security agreements with the countries participating in the moscow security summit, deputy chief of staff of the armed forces , at the end of his trip to moscow , announced a new customer for iran's defense products officials. darabi reports from moscow that two events related to the field of defense and security in moscow were a good opportunity to meet and negotiate with amir brigadier general aziz nasirzadeh, deputy chief of staff of the armed forces, with ministers of defense and high-ranking military officials of different countries, from consultations with the army with a son who is the king and minister. on the sidelines of this official's visit , we had a detailed discussion with talal abdallah al-otaibi, deputy minister of defense of saudi arabia, on the sidelines of t

as you pointed out, it is really the same thing as somalia, south sudan , now sudan , it is not knownappen to it. the regions of this strip are divided about which you mentioned but at the same time there is botswana, there is namibia, south africa, there is tanzania, rwanda, kenya , that is, there are countries that demonstrate growth, which demonstrate better er development, to which of course there are questions about people's rights, not some of them, most of them are rather characterized by er as such, which so far have a transit transition to democracy, but they are developing to an extreme extent, in addition, african countries they are always among the ten countries with the fastest growing economy, also ethiopia, which was invited to brics a few days ago, it is among the countries in which the economy has always grown the fastest during the last ten years and even during the period of covid, but on the other hand, as you can see, when we talk about africa , we must understand that it is still although 60 years have passed, it still has not given up colonialism, and africa is

we took our evidence to sudan's top religious authority.sexual anomalies. we undoubtedly support treatment with the koran, but in the current form, it's chaos. with no help coming from the authorities for women, she has her own advice for those wanting to see a healer. translation: if i tell them to forget about the healer. and to solve their problems in another way. well, i spoke to hanan razek, and asked for her assessment on the scale of the abuse. ?it was much worse than i had originally expected. when we started looking into the practice, which is widely popular in arab countries, we found first that it is extremely popular especially in sudan and morocco and we started looking into this and we were really astonished how widely, how wide the mis—practising and misbehaving in the countries is. we spoke to 80 women in both countries who accused over 60 healers of sexual assault, harassment, rape and manipulating them into six. we spent over a year because it was very difficult to convince women to speak in the first place. a lot of women

doctors report 70% of sudan's hospitals are not functioning. on thursday, amnesty international warned extensive war crimes are being committed by all of sudan's warring parties, with civilians killed in both deliberate and indiscriminate attacks, and women and girls subjected to sexual violence. this is amnesty international's regional director for east africa, sarah jackson. >> the conflict in sudan is not getting even merely the kind of attention that the conflict in ukraine has. the humanitarian response has not been to the same level as well. nor has been the willingness of countries to receive sudanese who need to flee. amy: ukraine's navy says it has successfully used a pair of "sea drones" to strike a russian warship in the black sea. grainy video shared on social media by ukrainian officials appears to show one of the uncrewed vessels rapidly approaching an amphibious russian landing ship before the feed cuts out. ukraine says about 100 russian sailors were aboard the warship when it was struck by high explosives, and that the ship was

um, can you give us a sense of the scale how, how wide spread is that in the sudan conflict? and it is wide spread in dante just the case that we've been able to document have occurred in all the construct affected areas in around the capital as well as in different parts of the dark floor region. and we see your de, um, that the pattern may be fine more widespread than we have been able to documents so far because it is difficult to reach the survivors. the communication is, is very poor. in some places it's impossible to, to contact people. and of course, because of the stigma associated with such with such crimes. but even what we've been able to documents so far is incredibly watering. there's been repeated international attempts to end the fighting and sudan, those those have failed. and i'm wondering if you have a message right now to either the parties or to the international community, what can be done to protect the population? i mean, obviously the message to the part is, is that they have to put an immediate end to the violation into for crimes that they are contin

account of sudan, and sudan turned into an ogre of the state, which will help them compensate for today'sd and immediately russia impredela war and you imedavno several check agents the influence of the fsb vlyu who wanted to prepare the future dictator of the left feodorskoe saw that there are already five warriors in the arbiters of influence and realized that sooner or later the collision will be a war crawling africa in any way and now the saudi arabs at the same time active negotiations between the white house and the royal house are underway on this proposal, which has been in preparation for an hour, and saudi arabia will already demand in exchange that it will be up to our allies to receive precisely the anti-missile system saad is the system of which only two countries of the usa, south korea, is a system that can withstand a missile at a distance of 2,500 km , but i don’t know what to delay the second thing , sign the law, or whether it is a guest guarantee , only not types of the budapest memorandum, but types of guest guarantees of south korea because they don't understand whe

the crisis is putting more strain on south sudan still recovering from a seven year civil war that ended in 2020. pakistan's former prime minister remains in prison despite having a corruption conviction suspended. one court ordered his release but another immediately ordered his detention on a separate case. he faces more than a hundred criminal charges. the report from the capital. >> a handful of supporters here. there is jubilation. this is after being accused of illegally selling guests. the spokesman is cautiously optimistic about what comes next. >> first and foremost, it proves this was a fake and fraudulent case. the chief justice are both on record to have stated that it appears the case -- this is coming from the two chief justices. request a legal team will continue to fight for justice. the court has no legal basis to hold indefinitely. >> we believe there is no strength in the case. the high courts have already passed adjustments. quick the high court has suspended the sentence for corruption and ordered his release. another court asked that he be kept in jail until he is p

, afghanistan, nigeria, somalia, south sudan. all of these cases demonstrate that when a conflict is prolonged, it almost inevitably leads to food insecurity. in our region the gravest case is unfortunately haiti. half of its population 4.9 million people need food assistance. in haiti, a series of diverse but interlinked causes have led to this situation. the economic recession, natural disasters, the harmful impacts of climate change and a fall in agricultural production that has been exacerbated by the increase of armed violence and the lack of sustained investment. all of these have led the country to a situation of grave food emergency. president, it is imperative that we recognize that the food systems of the world as a whole are interdependent. an armed conflict can alter the food system as a whole. mexico hopes that it will soon be possible to reactivate the black sea grain initiative which had a positive impact on food prices and thus reduced food insecurity in the poorest countries. by way of conclusion, mexico once aga

seen here, sudan's military support forces occupied here in june.gn and fighting in the war for dominance over sudan's army. a cnn investigation has uncovered some of the cost of the rsf's victory here. survivors, aid workers and body collectors describe the rsf gunned down hundreds of civilians in and around the town on june 15th. in one of the most violent massacres to date in the recent history of this genocide scarred sudanese region. using satellite images, eyewitness testimony, and geolocating what few videos have made it through, cutting the area off from the world. >> translator: i lost eight members of my family that day. >> reporter: this man says he buried hundreds of victories since april. but on that day, he couldn't even reach his slain relatives. the rsf troops are drawn from arab tribes, and together with its leader, they are implicated in the years long genocide in the region against african tribal groupings. [ gunfire ] it's unsurprising then that the war between the rsf and sudan's military for control of the country took a more s

sudan has plunged into chaos since the fighting broke out. for more, let's go to stephanie busari live for us in lagos. this is just a harrowing and tragic discovery. what has the response been to this finding? >> reporter: as you can imagine, it is total devastation. and west darfur has born the brunt of some of the worst violence in this four months war that seems to have no end in sight. community leaders are telling -- been reporting of bodies being found in these mass graves, but also evidence theyry saying of militias, the rsf, other faction involved in this fighting burying evidence of war crimes. they have said these mass graves were prepared by aid workers and that they were preparing the bodies for burial and then threatened to leave the bodies so that the rsf fighters could bury them in hidden locations. now, we don't -- we're not able to independently verify this account or how many mass graves there are in sudan. in july cnn reported that 87 bodies were found in a mass grave and also in west darfur. now, this conflict has ethnic

the power struggle a sudan has so far killed at least $3000.00 people with the tax frequently heading densely populated civilian areas, both sides of the conflict. the sudanese armed forces and the rapids support forces rejected ad misdeeds findings and while accusing each other of committing violations set in separate responses that they adhered to international law. the report came shortly after the un discovered a mass grave of 87 bodies ensued. dan's west star for prompting the watch dogs high commissioner for human rights to demand a thorough and independent investigation. so dad has been in a state of conflicts since april this year when fighting broke out between rival groups, the r stuff and the student is army. and the 3 months since over 3000000 people have been displaced, thousands are reported to have been killed and even more wounded with entire neighborhoods destroyed. journalist from sudan, most savvy by him, says international support is much needed for the people of sudan with medical care, a priority. a lot of people lose their life. and despite a and a lot of people

conflicts in sudan also caused the spread of diseases and malnutrition in some areas . forces the rapid support of sudan has started and the efforts to end these conflicts have been fruitless. the internal security agency of the zionist regime, shabak , warned about the occurrence of internal conflicts and killings . according to al-alam network, the amount of carrying weapons in occupied palestine has increased by 88%, which is an issue in in addition to the internal disputes and conflicts, the head of the israeli supreme court and the judicial advisor of the regime's intelligence and internal security apparatus warned the situation, considering the divisions and internal divisions, it is not unlikely that in this regime rukh massacre the reason is that the extreme issue of the cabinet and its effect on increasing power and changing the structures will become an internal confrontation in this regime . there are two internal factions in the structure of the occupying regime . weapons among zionists have increased by 88% in 2018. the majority of those who make salah live

the commander of sudan's rapid support forces announced in the media that malik agha is not recognized as the vice president of sudan's governing council, and his proposed actions to end the crisis are futile. rejected, we know that the owner of the cave had announced more than presenting a road map to end the conflicts in sudan. officials believe that 11 migrants have died after a boat overturned on the coast of this country . 44 people are still missing from this boat that is pregnant. only two migrants were saved all passengers are from sub-saharan african countries. tunisia is a transit point for migrants who want to reach africa through the mediterranean route . two weeks after the ouster of niger's president , niger's military council appointed the country's former economy minister as prime minister. the council also rejected the meeting with the delegation of the economic community of west african states, the united nations and the african union. two days after the deadline of the eko sob meeting of the nogeh military council for handing over the power to the ministry of foreign

what about the military coup in sudan? that has been supported by the united states, saudi arabia, and the united arab emirates. what about the destruction of the military in sudan against the peoples of sudan calling for the restoration of democratic relations? we cannot be selective in our opposition to militarism. we must oppose militarism of all sorts in africa. with a priority at this moment is for the removal of france and to call on the united nations to have sanctions against france for its destruction and militarism in africa. amy: talk about the u.s. role, the was drone pace -- the u.s. drone base in niger and talk about the significance of uranium in the world that is in niger. >> well, let's start with united states of america. united states of america has been involved in what they call a war on terror, which in the words of jerry mckinnon, a in west africa. the people who are called terrorists in many cases were supported by france. in the case of the destruction of libya, the united states and france removed

if you look at the map, you will see sudan and the number of south sudan, especially between the seven countries in the north, it is affected by libya and algeria, and in the south , nigeria and benin, in the west of mali and burj and the answer. 24 million population and one million two hundred sixty seven thousand kilometers of gold, uranium, ore, the largest amount of oil and the majority of muslims affected by the age of the maliki sunni brothers are among the poorest countries in the world, despite the gold mines and uranium ore in the hidden part of the population of 924 million, but it is still ranked 188 among the poorest countries in the world and africa. introduction second, i wanted to tell you that your shaman's websites in social networks, although they are applied with the intelligent engineering of western countries against hostile countries, but with the same advice , western countries are concerned about the demonstrations and ana ra, who has turned to the left, and this is a subject we have studied for four years. recent in finance we observe burkina faso and many oth

there are no exact figures of the amount of damages in sudan after the war entered the fourth month, but the stoppage of exports , especially gold, after the stoppage of flights , caused a loss of several billion dollars to its profit. has done war in it stopped this country a few months ago and millions of people are on the brink of starvation, and this issue has faced a big challenge for the domestic and international parties to control the situation and prevent hunger in this country. the unprecedented heat wave caused a fire in greece. and algeria to turkey has become a phenomenon whose cause is related to climate change. is this scorching summer continuing? through the dark sky we have seen a catastrophic picture of the future . we have been doing a week with fire music on the island kurdish fighters started working from water pumps that are thrown over the fire to their own citizens, some with fire extinguishers and some with the basic methods of planning their wars and they use nature to fight against itself. i was born here and they have been living here for fifty years. in 2

is something that can speed up and slow down the variable of the food crisis in some provinces of sudane affected . the civil war in this country is intensifying and this basket of officials has sounded the alarm regarding the humanitarian crisis, the governor of north dakota, muhammad abd al-rahman, announced that the food reserves of the region will not slow down for the next three weeks. he warned that in this situation , the sudanese government is trying to reassure the citizens and say that with the cooperation of international and regional organizations, the necessary images will be provided. has adopted to control the situation and before the end of three weeks , seconds will be sent to the areas that need them, and meanwhile, economic experts suggest that a state of economic emergency be declared in sudan, and the government is on a special mission to prevent the danger to solve this problem, the economic issues of the government should be separated from the sexual issues. if a state of economic emergency is declared and there is a government that only cares about the livelihood

, more than 200,000 displaced people fled from this country to south sudan. there is a spread of diseases, the conflicts in sudan started on 26 april this year between the army and the so-called rapid support forces, and the negotiations to resolve the crisis have so far been fruitless. saeed emphasized he said that in my opinion there is no such thing as the normalization of relations. for the tunisian president, he said that the issue of palestine should be at the top of the priorities. saeed added that the normal conditions are that palestine should be returned to the people and their rights in place of this palestinian land and witness the formation of let us be an independent state of palestine with the capital of quds sharif, a center for monitoring the affairs of prisoners in palestine announced that the zionist regime 's military decided to confiscate and destroy the house of a palestinian prisoner. the zionist has another home east of shahr al-af is the reason for the destruction and the arrest of several journalists. the german family's belongings a

the deputy head of sudan's sovereign counsel says a caretaker government should be formed. meantime, authorities have opened the airspace in sudan according to a statement from the international airport. >> started reading -- reaching a cease-fire and defining new positions for the troops of the rebellious rapid support forces as well as moving them away from civilian areas. this is under a full process of security measures as developed by a roadmap for those forces. the next step will be starting a process by delivering aid to the citizens in affected areas. we will also focus on providing a normal life as much as possible to the sudanese citizens. >> the vice president of the sovereignty council in his first address to the nation's since he was appointed to his position in may spoke with several issues. he said that the war between the sudanese army and paramilitary support forces will end on the negotiating table and said the focus of the government is to end the current war and that the post-war era will be focused on reconstruction and rebuilding state institutions. he

testing the exact figures of the amount of damages in sudan. from the war has not entered the fourth month, but the stoppage of exports , especially gold , after the suspension of flights, has caused a loss of billions of dollars to its profits. and this problem has faced the domestic and international parties with a big challenge to control the situation and prevent hunger in this country. it reached zero and the hottest reporting station among the centers is in ahvaz with a temperature of 49 it was reported that the temperature was above zero, which was the warmest center of the province. let me mention them. from today, thursday, we expect to see the temperature increase in ardabil province and the southern caspian sea , and we will witness the persistence of hot weather in other parts of the country until the end of the week. today, we have rains in the central alborz highlands in the form of scattered, perhaps in the southeastern parts of the country, for the south of sistan and baluchistan, hormozgan province, the southern highlands of ke

he is the founder and director of a secondary school in south sudan.applause] he returned following his fellowship and received funding from the u.s. embassy in juba. also from our state department program and from the fellowship reciprocal exchange. with those funds he created an award-winning documentary about school he funded. he traveled back to the u.s., for speaking at fundraising engagements. he is now a graduate at the university of baltimore county, and is a mentor and cohort mentor to all of you. he has never forgotten the u.s. connections he has made, during his program, he now has contacts around the world supporting his efforts in south sudan. an amazing example of the potential you all >> as you officially become alumni this afternoon, i ask you to keep this in other stories in mind and think about how you will be program ambassadors going forward. will you share your stores publicly, will you support recruitment efforts and become more engaged with your u.s. embassy or consulate team or apply for grants with our collaborators and him cem

and a source of worry for sudan in egypt. their main concern is how it will affect their water supply. after a 2 year standstill negotiations among the 3 nations have resumed in cairo, they include talks on how the grand ethiopia and renaissance dam on the blue nile is filled and operate meetings like this one between egypt president after 5 died, cc any p o b, as prime minister, i'll be ok mit last month appear to have eased tensions. but not all. both are hoping to reach a deal before the year ends. although ethiopia is damn affects both sudan in egypt, cairo has been the most outspoken. it says it's livelihood, an economic existence does that sink from the higher end. it will look with any, ultimately, i'm wanting brothers in ethiopia is to not touch a drop of egypt water because all the options are open, looked at the nile originates and the po po, and about 90 percent of egypt. water comes from the river. it's crucial for its population of more than a $100000000.00 people, and it's agriculture. now, extreme weather condi

you were joining us from south sudan visiting the border region between chad and sudan were hunger, asre is being driven by both conflict and the climate crisis. give us a sense of what you saw on the ground. >> south sudan right now is very lush looking because it has had so much rain, but what we are really seeing is a lot of impact from flooding. that is climate change for you right now. there are various regions that have been very hit hard. some of the dykstra are blown out. the problem is because of flooding for so many years, people have had to leave their homes. you see a vast surface from the air and there are empty farm plots. it has disrupted life and consequently there are people very much in need of food and they are very hungry. amna: talking about the scale of need you have witnessed, what are we talking about? >> it is enormous. these people for the most part are on the brink of starvation. of course conflict, you add conflict which is part of the refugees coming over the border fleeing conflict in the north and conflict that has already existed here, it complicates eve