the different scenario of sudan more — different scenario of sudan more at _ different scenario of sudanthis time is completely opposite of any other examples of the _ opposite of any other examples of the civil wars in africa. the — of the civil wars in africa. the difference is that most of the civii— the difference is that most of the civil wars, particularly start _ the civil wars, particularly start and _ the civil wars, particularly start and displays the rural areas. _ start and displays the rural areas, and you have civilians in the — areas, and you have civilians in the urban centres still safe _ in the urban centres still safe. the new wave of war actualty _ safe. the new wave of war actually starts in the centre of khartoum, centre of all centralised system in a centralised system in a centralised state and spread across — centralised state and spread across the region. in darfur for instance, in 2003 people have — for instance, in 2003 people have been targeted from the village — have been targeted from the village they ran to the cities and — village they ran to the cities a

— ground in sudan? definitely, thank you — ground in sudan?und in sudan? definitely, thank you for having - ground in sudan? definitely, thank you for having me - ground in sudan? definitely, l thank you for having me here. to put it in a nutshell, currently, in sudan and where i came from, it is the darkest part of hell on earth. the situation is very much terror and people are in dire straits, but only because of the lack of access to food, but also people who are living in a kind of state of absence, of all state institutions, and you have a situation where you have eight—year—old kids who have more advanced guns, hunting for anything that letters. that is anything that letters. that is a situation where people lived in, particularly in the region of darfour where the military controls, but it is the same situation that leaves people currently under the conflict area, which is khartoum, greater court event, and more recently in the central of sudan. people there are surviving each day is the last day, if we take the next day. looking at the

this is — and by the way, this is not unique to sudan.arab spring was an example for that. but there are so many lessons from these issues of not only fragmentation but flat structures as opposed to a hierarchical structure that would lead the change and all that. in our own experiment of sudan, there are unique things that related to the change. every time we topple a dictatorship, we resort back to the westminster model of two centres of government... yeah. ..with — there are so many issues and lessons that can be learnt from this. this was only 2.5 years. all right. briefly and finally, putting the past behind us, looking forward, how do you see the blueprint for sudan? i think we entreat them and hoping that extending the hand to many of our allies and people that — this is outside khartoum — we hope to be able to have a road map that i can see has two components. the first one is the map itself. we need to support the current mediation effort, which we hope to bearfruits, reach cessation of hostility, stopping the war and then, go to

sudan is a -- be doing? because sudan is a big issue at this moment in terms of what is happening. >> i would like to thank -- and also the un ambassador. [indiscernible] for women peace and security. >> thank you for this award acknowledging women in descent security. this means a lot -- in peace and security. this means a lot to me, especially at a time where women in my country are deprived of any sense of peace or security. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: over the past 35 years, the women in my country have suffered on the hands of dictatorships who have put in laws and policies that limit their participation in government and silenced their voices. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: we were elated when the government or the dictatorship was toppled but that was not our ultimate goal. it was a step in achieving a government of justice, of law and accountability and democracy in sudan. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: and we still aspire to forming a government, a democratic g

welcome to this bbc news special report on the war in sudan.tions recently urged the international community not to forget the civilians caught in the middle of sudan's civil war. millions of people in africa's third largest country are in desperate need of humanitarian aid, after 10 months of fighting. first, here's more on the roots of the conflict. sudan is engulfed in a vicious power struggle between the sudanese army's de facto leader abdel fattah al—burhan,

south sudan is on the verge of a devastating hunger catastrophe. that's the warning from the world food program and its short history advocacy. youngest country has been battered by armed conflict and the effects of a rapidly changing climate. now the influx of half a 1000000 people escaping the violence. a neighboring sudan is worsening and already fragile humanitarian situation. agencies say more funding and on 100 access is vital to provide millions of south sudanese with desperately need of food assistance. but how challenging is it to secure this funding and what can be done to address the mass displacement of people from across the border? we'll discuss this with our guests in a moment. but 1st, this report by dmitri evident south sedan is one of the poorest countries in the world. a combination of extreme weather, patents from bloods to drought, as well as biting and security, has led to hunger crisis. the, it's exacerbated by the flow of refugees fleeing the conflict and neighboring so that most, most south student is pretending how they di

in addition, in southern sudan , accessory plows, trailers, mounted equipment. africa at the moment probably occupies a small percentage of total exports, in fact, but taking into account our actions and work on the continent, this is a very important aspect of development, because african countries are actually developing, with the living example of zimbabwe, where the equipment was delivered pre-industry with a large number and all the projects that would be on the african continent , including the countries that today our delegation came to the south sudanese plant, this is probably an important aspect of the joint work, namely interactions, because we can... provide our technology, and accordingly, we can take from there what we don’t have, and work needs to be done, i think , with each country; in general, mtz supplies products to almost 30 countries of the african continent. so in january, belarusian tractors were sent to egypt and sudan, and 2 months ago 150 machines were exported to toga. in the first half of the year they plan to resume supplies of equi

let�*s move now to sudan now. $4.1 billion to fund humanitarian operations in sudan and neighbouring countries hosting refugees. more than 9 million people have been displaced by the conflict between rival military leaders which began last year. un aid agencies have described a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions, with half the population in need of assistance. we can go now live to our news correspondent imogen foulkes. imogen, this is a press conference talking about needs around the world, but sudan being of particular focus for the aid agencies, just bring us up—to—date on the humanitarian situation in sudan? well, what we are seeing today is an appeal by the un just for sudan, because of the huge needs there. a population ofjust over 50 million, and more than half, over 25 million, are to you military and aid, 18 million are facing acute food insecurity. the next stop from there, frankly, is starvation. many of the people who have been displaced are in areas where fighting continues, they don�*t have acce

how do you keep the focus on sudan? it's really difficult and the problem is that it's done on the features in the international attention when it's kind of tides or to the, to some sorts of political negotiation or piece platform. and one of the regions kind of, you don't many, many talk potatoes 1st. it was jet, died later, which would add, i was i this and the now now the h as to a contender is, is that men domine, behind and so have gods, and kind of infrequent and kind of in between and, and attention. and when it comes to, so don always tied to kind of, you know, and a political process sees at the highest level. and unfortunately when these, for the pause, when they cease to exist attention, attention to the, to the larger kind of crisis. um, a sedan kind of where there's and dies away. now, civic actors in there, kind of, you know, many, many outfits. whether they were a kind of m as, as head judge said they were m e r r responders if they were r c members. but it there kind of them a civic actors. um and um, yo

minsk tractor plant is completely ready meet the needs of the agricultural sector of south sudan. this was discussed today during the visit of the delegation of the south african country to mtz. guests came to check out belarusian new products. last time, a large batch of equipment was delivered to the southern one. given almost 10 years ago the amount of 10 million dollars, now they want to resume relations, mtz plans to export agricultural equipment for planting vegetables and fruits, plus special equipment. also in the southern court. components for plows, trailers and attachments are important. africa at the moment it probably takes up a small percentage of the total volume, in fact, but taking into account our actions and work on the continent, this is a very important aspect of development, because african countries are actually developing, with the living example of zimbabwe, where a large number of penprom equipment and all projects have been delivered , which we will be on the african continent, including the countries that today we have a delegation visiting the south su

you've been in the region and speaking to people who have fled to sudan.you?- they have told you? yes, it does. they have told you? yes, it does- in — they have told you? yes, it does. in may _ they have told you? yes, it does. in may i _ they have told you? yes, it does. in may i was - they have told you? yes, it does. in may i was in - they have told you? yes, it does. in may i was in cairo | does. in may i was in cairo when the conflict started, just a few weeks after it started, and i spoke to as many people that we could get. 0ne and i spoke to as many people that we could get. one of the stories that really stuck in my mind was the story of faris, who had kidney failure, and he came to cairo for treatment, like most sudanese did before the conflict. so when his kidney was fixed, he went back home but once he was there he was meant to have his second kidney also treated but he never had a chance to go back until towards the end and the last time i saw his mother and aunt, they were all terrified and the story so far are so many. and the story so far a

south sudan is located in the heart of africa.of belarus wants to cooperate with africa, then we are ready for different things. partnership so you can develop a presence in east africa. various areas are of mutual interest: education, agriculture, healthcare. we are ready to supply belarusian mechanical engineering products to south sudan. the minsk tractor plant, for example, can fully meet the needs of the agricultural sector of this country. it is also planned to supply agricultural equipment and special equipment for planting vegetables and fruits. africa at the moment probably occupies a small percentage of total exports, in fact, but it is taken into account. actions and work on the continent, this is a very important aspect of development, because african countries are actually developing, with the living example of zimbabwe, where a large number of penprom equipment has been delivered and all the projects that we are going to have on the african continent, including the countries that our delegation arrived today on plant

and as you mentioned is warren sudan is increasing the pressure. i would just also add that there has been in extreme lack of urgency on the international scene and to address and hold to the collapse of sudan. they've been too distracted by was that ukraine, by a war and guns. and all of this is affecting the brother region as well. so you have a pull, you have donors pulling out politically and i could and financially really at the same time. and it's, you know, and, and millions of lives are tens of millions of lines across the region are going to be hard, fully affected. and alan, when you're talking about wait and see, i mean the elections were pushed to december 2024. from your perspective. does that timeline actually look realistic? i mean with the country be ready for elections by then? could they pull that off? i don't know any one. and uh, uh i and others members, agent talk to me. it needs a sound to you to know anyone who thinks that they are ready to hold elections this year. the by and large consensus is that those will be posed. and

william tata is the sudan country directive for the new we norwegian refugee council. thank you very much for joining us. uh, we really do appreciate your time here on inside story with him. if i can please begin with you. you've. in the past of said, sudan has the highest number of people in emergency food and security anywhere in the world. can you just explain exactly what that means and what the reality is on the ground? it's devastating situations into done um the largest displacement crisis. and now as you say, one of the largest food and security crises in the world. so there's a way to try and, you know, assess subjectively this bit. right now we've got 5000000 people at emergency levels of food and security. and that, that means either they're extremely desperate dying in many numbers or doing very desperate things just to survive. so it's a really grim picture of this conflict affected country. millions of people struggling in places like the full and hard to in the quote defend region. and of course, millions of families displaced from is already also facing

south sudan is interested in establishing cooperation with belarus in agriculture, this was discussed at the ministry of agriculture and food at a meeting with a delegation from the african country. she is in search of reliable partners and is well aware of the opportunities of belarus in this the sphere was noted by the minister of investment of south sudan. the lands in the country are fertile, about 70% of the territories can be used in agriculture, but much less is used. the partners hope to show africa’s potential and evaluate the proposal. the parties determine further steps in cooperation, but already as a first approximation , our country proposes the construction of farms and technologies for growing corn. the sudanese country notes that it is looking for opportunities to increase yields, sorghum corn in sudan is the basis of food security. and to exchange rates: the belarusian ruble strengthened against the dollar, euro and yuan and weakened against the russian ruble. so, the current rates for the national bank. the dollar fell to 3 rubles. 21 kopecks the euro exchange rate

minsk tractor plant is ready to fully meet the needs of the agricultural sector south sudan.sit of the delegation of the south african country to mtz. guests came to check out belarusian new products. last time it was big. mtz plans to export agricultural tractors for planting vegetables and fruits, plus special equipment. in addition, south sudan is interested in the supply of components for plows and attachment trailers . africa at the moment probably occupies a small percentage of total exports, in fact, but taking into account our actions and... let us supply our technology, namely interaction, because we can accordingly, we can take from there what we don’t have, and work needs to be carried out, i think, with each country, mtz supplies products. almost 30 countries of the african continent, so in january belarusian tractors were sent to egypt and sudan.

welcome to this bbc news special report on the war in sudan.e of sudan's civil war. millions of people in africa's third largest country are in desperate need of humantarian aid, after ten months of fighting. first, here's more on the roots of the conflict. sudan is engulfed in a vicious power struggle between the sudanese army's de facto leader,

you�*ve been in the region and speaking to people who have fled to sudan.hen the conflict started, just a few weeks after it started, and i spoke to as many people that we could get. one of the stories that really stuck in my mind was the story of faris, who had kidney failure, and he came to cairo for treatment, like most sudanese did before the conflict. so when his kidney was fixed, he went back home but once he was there he was meant to have his second kidney also treated but he never had a chance to go back until towards the end and the last time i saw his mother and aunt, they were all terrified and the stories so far are so many. so much of the impact of the conflict has been on civilians. i�*m curious, in your mind, is it possible to place more blame on either side? we heard that there are atrocities being committed by both the sudanese army and the rsf. it�*s very hard, because both parties and their allied militias, like the sudanese army and the rapid support forces have committed, it�*s not a question of if, they have committed them, the same am

the bbc gets a closer look at the exhausting 5—dayjourney people fleeing fighting in sudan are makingo egypt. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. france's president emmanual macron signaled he isn't ruling out sending western troops to ukraine, after a meeting with european leaders met in paris. macron declined to provide details about which nations were considering sending troops, saying he prefers to maintain some strategic ambiguity. it's the first time there has been such an open discussion of western nations collectively looking at providing troops to support the ukrainian military — which has struggled on the battlefield in recent months. mr macron warned russia is looking to take more terrority and presents a danger beyond ukraine. translation: there is no consensus _ translation: there is no consensus today _ translation: there is no consensus today to - translation: there is no consensus today to send i translation: there is no - consensus today to send ground troops in an official, endorsed and sanctioned manner but in dynamic terms, nothing should be ruled out.

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the minsk tractor plant is ready to fully meet the needs of the agricultural sector of south sudan.it of the delegation of the south african country to mtz. guests came to check out belarusian new products. for reference, the previous time was a large batch. today our delegation arrived at the plant in southern sudan, this is probably an important aspect of joint work, namely interaction, because we can supply our technology , accordingly, we can take from there what we don’t have, and work needs to be done, i think, with each country, in general, mtz supplies products to almost 30 countries of the african continent, in january our tractors were sent to egypt and sudan, a little earlier, 150 cars were exported to togo. in the first half of the year they plan to resume supplies to algeria, morocco and south africa. and continuing the theme of fairness in the economy in belarus, the tax revenue plan for the budget for the past year was exceeded. plus almost 1.5%. and accordingly, an additional 600 million rubles went to the treasury. on the one hand, this is the result of high-quality

and you may need to be in a if the hopelessly walked down, who has time in the way or money for sudan. would you train taking talk billings? the statistics says it all as one of the poorest countries in the bolts dense health system as in port st. sneezed by the conflict. the 70 percent of hospitals no longer functioning. the humanitarian appeal has resulted in just one 3rd of the funding required. it's the sudanese people lift balancing on a knife edge as the country is consumed by the conflict with even the you in recognizing that ukraine is taking the line. seeing of the cash. i think it is it, however true that there is limited amounts of money. gaza is taking up a whole lot more of the uh, you know, a new one and so forth. your brain is you just, you just come back from your brain. that's not going away. it may be wishful thinking to believe that stating lie to conflict, it can lead to its resolution and an end to the, to new suffering. they buy stocks sedan for me, they forgot some crisis with limited media coverage of the scale of the war, the, the gaping humanitarian black hol

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war creates catastrophic humanitarian situation in sudan, as aid agencies warn of malnutrition in north darfur. welcome back. king charles has arrived in norfolk a day after starting his treatment for cancer he flew to sandringham today with the queen courts are just hours after prince harry had arrived at heathrow on an overnight flight from california. the king has not withdrawn from public facing duties for the time being. the palaces not disclose which type of cancer he's being treated for but it would appear from an interview being treated for but it would appearfrom an interview the prime minister gave to bbc radio that the cancer has been caught early. our broiled correspondent reports. a first image of the king since news of his cancer diagnosis was made public. being driven into buckingham palace with his wife queen camilla, after beginning his treatment in a london hospital. this afternoon, the couple headed by helicopter to the sandringham estate in norfolk, where the king will spend time resting in between treatment. it is a place those who work with him say he finds solace

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mohammad shaya from sudan did not only pay him at the munich conference, but several times. he had issued a statement in this context and announced in several gatherings and assemblies and news conferences that iraq does not need the presence of foreign forces and that the iraqi forces are fully trained and their numbers are good and they can defend iraq without the need to foreign forces. more importantly for the residents of iraq , the army is fully prepared to be armed and ready to defend the country. in addition, the most dangerous war that exists is the war on terrorism, and the army iraq and the security forces and hashd al-sha'abi in all the different titles they are present. they defend iraq without needing foreign forces . the security forces and the iraqi forces have a high level of intelligence that we do not see in any other country in the world. thanks. the issue of the withdrawal of american troops from iraq became serious 4 years ago , when the united states the assassination of martyr soleimani and abu mahdi al-muhandis in the capital of iraq, even the parlia

the united nations is warning that more than $700000.00 children in sudan are at risk of the worst form of malnutrition this year, and many of them could die. sedan civil war broke out last april and has displaced more people than any other current conflict. still dusty from the long journey across the deserts. hundreds of fled sedan, civil war by truck crossing the border into south sudan. now the weight in the united nations refugee camp with the little prospect of returning to their homeland. the war is being fought so hard. it's terrible, especially for the children. they can't even go to school. you know, what's wrong, i initial with my feet. there's no work, no education, no hospitals. the countries pulling a pars the u. n says the war in sedan has displaced, 8000000 people, one and a half 1000000 of them have crossed into neighboring countries, including south sedan itself, politically unstable, and barely able to support the refugees. and there's a limit to what the un can do when the, just the right. of course, there is that the demand to requests to give me advice, gives me we

right now specifically we are not playing any specific role in what's happening in sudan, yet, there is a process and a place with saudi and we are very supportive for the process in order to get them to an agreement between the fighting parties and to like more permanent stats for the government of sudan and put down this as soon as possible. >> i want to ask a question of my own and then turn to one from our audience. i've often visited the air base in qatar, which is one of the largest u.s. military bases overseas. you're a mediator between the u.s. and various forces like hamas and others. talk a little about your alliance with the united states and the bet that you're making on the united states by having that huge base there. >> well, actually, i believe that the relationship with the u.s. has been always strong. i mean, this is an alliance that we've built decades, between the two countries and it's not only on defense security and regional security, it's going beyond that. it's on -- there are a strong economic partnership between the two countries and huge investments presen

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previously , a large batch of equipment was delivered to the southern sudan almost 10 years ago in themount of 10 million dollars. now they want to resume relations. in the first half of the year they plan to resume supplies of equipment to algeria, morocco and south africa. a wide range of belarusian products at fair prices. each of us evaluates the efficiency of the economy by our wallet and our consumer basket. the effect of the new price regulation system is analyzed by experts from the talk show "economic environment", plus the impact on prices. in the studio on makalenka 9. representatives of government agencies, journalists, analysts, owners shops and manufacturers. we joined the debate. it is precisely the industry in closed ground in greenhouses, in simple terms, it began to work with us simply on the development strategy of the fruit industry in the twenty-fourth year and is designed for the twenty-seventh year, this includes modernization, and new capacities, new technologies and so on, and the fact that since the first year, we have completely provided ourselves with our ow

implement as monetary and faced by the world's largest displacement of children, has been seen in sudan for 1000000 children have been displaced. that's just out of the 13000 children displaced every single day for the past 300 days. safety gone? well, the positions go on, hard fighting. suzanne has been gripped by will since april. that was when the rapid support forces power military grade previously under the control of the state . what road either engaged in large scale bottles with the national army. a several stays far agreement, substance fails to bring peace to the country civilians. a cold in the crossfire with a round hoff of sedans, 46000000 population. now we need a few monetary and aid that's according to the un, which has also declined to be global, lack of attention. so the devastating conflicts in the northeast african stays on the targeting of local media works is making it even harder to raise awareness. the sudanese journalists send the code tests code full report is to be protected. meanwhile, you are the experts say the entire fabric of life in sit down from human r

and how much do it came to libya from sudan more than 30 years ago. he recently retired from his job as an accountant, and enjoy spending time with his grandchildren. but since finding began to, to down between the army and paramilitary rapid support for as of last year, family time is now spent watching the news checking social media and worrying about relatives back home. see what is happening in sudan is just like what we saw here when you have lived through violence, you understand the struggle and misery that comes with it. it's hard to see. it isn't people dying factories, hospitals, and infrastructure destroyed. that's inexperienced millions of libyans know all too well. their nation has been in conflict for more than a decade, but has been relatively called since a ceasefire was agreed in 2020. since the fighting began in sedan, there has been a small but steady flow of student needs refugees coming in to libya, but lived in official se thousands of entered through the l cook road crossing in recent weeks. the un says there are more than a 130

the ongoing war in sudan could soon see many thousands of children die unless they receive aid. that's the very direct warning from the un. the world body has urged the opposing parties of the 10 month military conflict to implement and immediate humanitarians. these fire just displacement of children has been seen in sudan for 1000000 children have been displaced. that's just out of the $13000.00 children displaced every single day. for the past 300 days, safety gone, worldly possessions, go on, hard fighting. so dad has been gripped by war since april when the rapids support forces paramilitary group previously under control of the state. what wrote and engaged in large scale battles with the national army. several ceasefire agreements have since failed to bring peace to the country. to civilians are caught in the crossfire with around half of students, 46000000 population. now in need of humanitarian aid, that's according to the un, which has also to cried the global lack of attention to the devastating conflict in the northeast african state. and the targeting of local media

do you think south sudan also considers itself to be as a whole on the front line of this multi polar? well, as well, if you look i sell sit in south sedan is a unique case studies for the, the role of the how the multi point where i've seen sal sedan was a country that was supported by the united states. united states government supported south sedan until it got his independence, but many the investment in the private sector of south sedan is run by the chinese . if you look at cnbc, look at sign of pets. you will get found on high speed look at these different companies in south central doing the big projects. south students during the war was sanctioned by the united states. many political leaders, many business leaders themselves that and were sanctioned by the united states. but the chinese, i've always had an open hand to always been welcoming as we speak. now the chinese are building the air traffic control building itself so that they're building infrastructure. they're investing oil. it, if you look at it practically, what are you getting from these countries? it's not an is

we are ready to supply belarusian mechanical engineering products to south sudan.insk tractor plant, for example, can fully meet the needs of the agricultural sector of this country. it is also planned to supply agricultural equipment and special equipment for planting vegetables and fruits. africa. in january, belarusian tractors were sent to egypt. in the first half of the year, there are plans to export to algeria, morocco, south africa, and southern sudan. we are also ready for investment cooperation with belarus, and this direction is being worked out. thank you, the review was prepared by olesya vysotskaya. more news from the economic sphere and not only on the website of our tv channel www.belarus24. by. exactly 35 years ago, soviet troops left afghanistan, fulfilling their international duty. the date is remembered and honored in belarus. during the years of the armed conflict, about 30,000 of our compatriots served there. what job today it is held to perpetuate the memory of the heroes of the afghan war and what contribution internationalist soldiers make

we have a delegation that came to the south sudan plant, this is probably an important aspect of jointtion, because we can supply our technology, accordingly, we can take from there what we don’t have, and the work needs to be carried out, i think with each country, by the way, mtz has perfectly strengthened its position in the african market, in january belarusian tractors were sent to egypt, in the first half of the year there are plans to export to algeria, morocco, south africa, south sudan and is also ready for investment cooperation with belarus, and this direction is being worked out . thank you, i prepared the review. more news from the economic sphere and not only on the website of our tv channel www.belarus24.by. exactly 35 years ago, soviet troops left afghanistan, fulfilling their international duty. the date is remembered and honored in belarus. over the years during the armed conflict, about 30,000 of our compatriots served there. what kind of work is being done today to perpetuate the memory of the heroes of the afghan war and what is the contribution to... the know-it-a

at that time, we remember that, for example, in sudan youth and students and fans of the revolution. islamic in sudan in their demonstrations shouting iran in the whole place means iran everywhere, they mean the effect of the islamic revolution all over the world or in neighboring countries such as iraq, especially in the middle of the revolution. those iraqis who are waging jihad against the baathist regime, hope for the victory of the islamic revolution it created a lot , it made them hope for the victory and overthrow of this system, and in countries far and near, in algeria, in the maghreb, in countries like even yemen, and the impact of this revolution on many personalities was evident in their words, for example, mr. hafez assad, who himself a prominent figure of the arab world and the country of syria, who is from arab and islamic countries , in his speeches regarding the islamic revolution , repeatedly declared that the victory of the islamic revolution brought terror to the lives of the enemies of the arab muslim nation and worried them greatly, and even they they were tryin