why sudan?an is a country that actually consists of two parts: a more or less settled arabic-speaking population, and with all, well, arab, so to speak, traditions, and a desert, more desert, traveling population, nomads, and they have always been at odds with each other, their union in the country of sudan was purely, well, accidental, they lived in the south of the former sudan. uh, africans of absolute african descent, what used to be called negroes, and they are a third part this, and that is why these three groups, in the absence of normal statehood for many decades and centuries, they could not reconcile with themselves, plus some had a hand in it, and here we come to the question of external influences, the external influences of china. first of all, the external influences of russia in the second place, in the second place. why china, because sudan is rich in oil, sudan is rich in deposits of other valuable minerals, and most importantly, sudan is rich in water, that is , a huge amount o

a wide range of pressing issues face sudan was discussed for the past 15 months sudan and gripped by arm clashes between the sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. the conflict has killed at least 1600 people, displaced millions and has caused devastating humanitarian crisis. speaking to presy. participants from different political groups call for an end to foreign interference in sudan. the negative interventions are there, but we call for everyone, please stop, because it's going to make more vastation, but in order to stop it, today, not tomorrow, we have to go and stop the war, as sudanes, we have to press and stop the war, if you stop the war, automatically the international intervention will stop, their intervention is affected. feeling sometimes the the the conflict on the ground and trying to control any forums that is serious forum that will bring peace, so i ask the sudanese to put the interest of sudanese people, look for the sing and the atrocities that happening in sudan and the casualities are falling every day to look for that and to have to be respon

above all other considerations in working together to end the war and to return sudan to normalcy. igad and the african union would like to read our commitment and determination to accompany sudanese stakeholders in their endeavors to reaching a negotiated and consensual solution to the current crisis. the african union official made the remarks during five-day preparatory meeting in aris abababa to launch interest political dialogue. wide range of pressing issues facing sudan was discussed. for the past 15 months, sudan has been gripped by armed clashes between the sudanese army, and the paramilitary rapid support forces. the conflict has killed at least 16,00 people, displaced millions and has caused a devastating humanitarian crisis. speaking to press tv, participants from different. the negative interventions are there, but we call for everyone please stop it, because it's going to make more devastation, but in order to stop it, today, not tomorrow, we have to go and stop the war, as sudanes, we have to press and stop the war, if you stop the automatically the international int

and i think most people thought the us were going to absolutely roll over south sudan, but south sudanwent 8—0 up. but then, from then on, south sudan found their scoring show stroke. but then, from then on, south sudan found their scoring stroke. carlikjones, their point guard, really just controlled everything, and they came so, so close. the fact that they were 14 points clear at half time was insane. clear at half—time was insane. and i think i was sat near the united states bench and you could see these superstars — lebronjames, steph curry — walking back to the locker room. and there was a look of shock on their face that they were losing to this. and if south sudan had been able to carry on and get this win it would have been the greatest shot — notjust in basketball history, but i think in sport history. but lebronjames, one of the greatest players of all time, showed why he is the best. he was sensational — 25 points on the night, really led from the front, 39 years old. i said last night he is a marvel and he is the reason why south sudan were able to get... south sudan weren

and i said -- she was from south sudan also and then escaped. i said to her, if there was no more fighting, would you go home? and the translator said to me after she talked, no. why? because here in this camp, there was nothing, no toys to play with. it was completely barren. all you saw were these makeshift units because here, my kids can get educated. here, my kids can get educated. there was the u.s. flags having given through unhcr . tell us, you have the resilience to be sitting on this stage today. what is that vision of hope that you had to get here that mother had to tell me that's. what about the other 299,000 individuals that are in that refugee camp? and in refugee camps all over the world? >> i always say hope is something powerful, but over time it diminishes, if there is no one actually seeing that little hope. it dims. i wanted to get outside the camp walls so badly. i wanted to dream. i wanted something outside that environment, and for me i latched onto education. i knew it was less than 1% that could ever make it out there, bu

so she fled as a child from south sudan who's been to the refugee camp. it's one of the largest and harshest refugee camps in the world, which is where mary then grew up. believe it or not, she not only receives a scholarship, but accepted it and went to school in minnesota. from that, yes, we can clap about that. [applause] and graduated with honors last year and is now appointed as an ambassador. what a journey. so, tell us all not only about this journey from fleeing south sudan, what it means to you now to be sitting here as the goodwill ambassador. >> i feel like it's a lot of things. as a young kid in a refugee camp when you don't know what home is and you don't know what home is going to be, in terms of ever being on a stage like this or a table to be able to tell my story and share my reality is almost impossible to leave an account where it shields you and you are in the middle of the camp that has close to 300,000 refugees to be a story of success is almost impossible to ever come out and have that resilience just because of your misery i don't

so south sudan will definitely be a team to watch.rom the uk's team gb are heading to paris today. members of the athletics and rowing teams are making their way to the french capital on the eurostar from london this morning. chi chi izundu caught up with the athletes as they prepared to leave london well, i can tell you now, it's quite noisy in here because all of the athletes that you can see in the background are so excited. earlier, about two hours ago, we waved off the rowing team. this is team gb�*s athletics team and they are super excited. i want to introduce you to some of them. here is gemma. gemma, this isn't yourfirst olympics but how excited are you? i'm so excited to experience the paris olympics because i went to tokyo and there were no crowds or anything, so i'm excited to go out there and experience a big olympics. and when you walked through the station, how were you greeted? oh, it was so special. i almost cried, actually. it was a very emotional day. i think everyone makes it so special. and it's itjust makes the s

mary grew up as a young child, she fled the war in south sudan. let's close the door, because i want everybody to hear this. colleagues, can i, colleagues, can i get your help in closing the door? so mary fled as a child from south sudan. who's been to tkenya, to the coomer refugee camp? i have. this is one of the largest and harshest refugee camps in the world. which is where mary then grew up. but through her resilience, you studied hard. and believe it or not, mary, not only received a re scholarship, but accepted it, and went to school in minnesota. and from that, scott, yes, we can clap about that. and graduated with honors last year, and is now appointed as a goodwill ambassador for unhcr. what a journey! so, mary, tell us all not only about this journey, from fleeing south sudan, what it means to you now to be sitting here as the goodwill ambassador. >> i feel like it's, it's a lot of things to fathom. as a young kid scared in a refugee camp, where you don't know what home is, and you don't know what home is going to be, the chances of me e

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doctors without borders complained about the lack of protection for people in sudan who've been exposed to 15 months of violence and torture. hello, welcome live from tehran, you turned to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimy, thanks so much for being with us, first story takes us back to gaza this hour, where israel's non-stop strikes claim more and more innocent lives. at least 75 more palestinians have been killed and more than 190 injured in separate attacks across the gaza strip during the past day. 45 palestinians were killed in assaults on the southern city of hanjunes. that's just minutes after the regime issued an evacuation order for civilians in the area effectively giving them no. chance to flee, the bombing of the house in the central gaza city of derabala has also killed two family members and injured number of others. meanwile, israel continues targeting journalists who are covering his genocide. the gaza media office as regime forces have murdered another journalist bringing the total number of those exposing israeli crimes since the gaza war to 163. some 39,00 pales

so south sudan will definitely be a team to watch.at to democracy, saying he took a bullet for democracy — a reference to the failed assassination attempt against him last saturday. let's speak to rina shah who is a political analyst, former senior republican aide. what was your thought after the rally? it what was your thought after the rall ? . , . what was your thought after the rall ? ., , ., , what was your thought after the rall ? .,, ., , ., what was your thought after the rall ? ., ., , ., ., rally? it was a bit of a continuation - rally? it was a bit of a continuation of - rally? it was a bit of a continuation of what i rally? it was a bit of a l continuation of what we rally? it was a bit of a - continuation of what we saw rally? it was a bit of a _ continuation of what we saw donald trump project and he isjust one week out from that attempt on his life that really shook a lot of americans regardless of your political affiliation. we had never seen anything like that and the fact he came away from it largely unscathed does t

south sudan led this game by as many as 16 points. what's going on.m usa can storming back in the 3rd steph curry. oh, my gosh. that's what staff does best hit that thing from liverpool. part of an 18 0 run to give the u.s. the but south sudan wouldn't go down without a fight us up to not anymore. jt thor the corner. 3 makes it 100 to 99. south sudan, but team usa has an even better avenger named lebron james. he drives past or for the go ahead basket with 8 seconds left, lebron had 25 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds. last chance for south sudan. carlie jones had a triple-double but couldn't get that one to fall. the put back won't go and team usa hangs on barely 101, to 100. send it. back to you, catherine. thank you, ben. and that's it for kron for news 11. you can always find the latest news. >> on our website kron 4 dot com. thanks for joining us. have a good night. [audience laughing] worried you'll laugh so hard you'll leak? well always discreet can hold your biggest gushes with up to zero leaks and odor. so you're not just dry. you're laugh un

people act of the war on the people of sudan. the report sheds light on the direct and deadly impact of the war on the people of sudan which has left the country's health service largely in ruins. according to. sf, the protection of civilians in sudan has collapsed, and people are facing torture and violence. in horrific report by the guardian, women struggling to survive are forced to have sex with soldiers in exchange for food. and doctors without borders says health workers and medical facilities are under persistent raids and looting. more than a 15 months of intense fighting between paramilitary rapid support forces and the army has subjected the people to non-stop violence. across the country, according to the un, over 11 million sudanese have been displaced while 755,00 are facing the most severe levels of extreme hunger since the unrest grip sudan following cuback in 2019. that's what's here on pres tv, everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. we are not taking any options off the table. no options off the t

uh, i was on me, your perspective on exactly what is taking place right now in sudan and your overall assessment of what needs to happen to stop this? there needs to be a - negotiated settlement uh between. uh the sudanese armed forces and the rapid support forces uh that have been fighting now uh for nearly year and a half uh there's been uh some discussion in geneva over humanitarian assistance and also uh between the uh president of the united arab emirates and the uh head of the sovereign council who is also the basically the head of state uh general abdalhan uh the stalemate politically is at the root cause of the displacement and the other atrocities that are being committed in the republic of sudan since april of last year, so where do you think this is going? i mean, it's unbelievable what is taking place in sudan, and as matter of fact, not having a whole lot of media coverage, where do you see it going, what needs to happen? yeah, there needs to be aggressive diplomatic efforts, the african union was scheduled uh, this... to hold talks with the various political parties and

this time the organizers confused south sudan and ordinary sudan.has qualified for the olympic basketball tournament for the first time in history and is heading into the match against pourtorico. the stadium played the anthem of the ordinary sudan, from which south sudan gained independence 13 years ago. mog has already apologized for this incident, which, however, did not prevent the africans from winning a historic victory. a festival started in ryazan cska football is all here. the purpose of the event is to find talented football players in the region, the strongest of whom will be able to undergo training at the moscow club academy. the selection took place among children of three age categories. based on the testing results, each player. received a certificate with the results of physical and tactical training, and the best will be invited to the cska academy. the festival program also included football tournaments in the 3:3 format, freestyle football and an autograph session with cska stars of the recent past. and also in a skate park was o

south sudan and ordinary sudan.team qualified for the olympics for the first time in history. basketball tournament and before the match against puerto rico, the stadium played the anthem of the usual sudan, from which south sudan gained independence 13 years ago. mog has already apologized for this incident, which, however, did not prevent the africans from winning a historic victory. sasha sports for now, see you tomorrow. thank you, see you, it was alexander abramov. and let’s move on to other topics: the sukhoi design bureau has 85 years of experience, today aircraft of the su family effectively solve the problems of a special military operation. in the years during the great patriotic war, the first production su-2 became our main light bomber. about historical facts and promising developments grigory vdovin. pavel osipovich sukhoi, the very first of the aircraft bearing his name, su-2, stands together at one of the design bureau buildings and seems to be looking at each other. although it all started with an a

you're back from sudan, the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet right now. what did you learn? >> yeah. i learned that it is a catastrophic situation for children there, and there are compounding crises. first, it's the largest displacement cry ses for children around the world. so many millions of children have moved from their homes to neighboring countries like south sudan, egypt, or chad. many millions are moved inside sudan to other places in the country trying to find some refuge. it's also a huge challenge in terms of malnutrition. we have 4 million children severely malnourished, more than half a million of those are acutely malnourished. which means they are on the verge of starvation. shockingly, almost every child in sudan has been out of school for the last year which is incredibly destabilizing for them, for their future and for the country as well. >> yeah. 17 million children who are not in school. >> shocking. >> apart from the humanitarian concern, the u.s. intelligence community has highlighted sudan could become a terrorist safe haven due

according to msf, the protection of civilians in sudan has collapsed and people are facing torture and violence, in a horrific report by the guardian, women are struggling to survive and are forced to have sex with soldiers and exchange for food, doctors without borders say that health workers and medical facility are under persistent raids and looting, more than 15 months of intense fighting between paramilitary, rapid support forces and the army has injected the people to non-stop violence across the country. according to the un, over 11 million sudanese have been displaced, while 755,00 are facing the most severe level of extreme hunger since the unrest gripped sudan following a coup in 2019. and with that, it brings us to the end of this world news bullitant right here at price tv. thanks so much for staying with us. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. نیستیم وابسته به هیچ حزبی نیستیم ما فقط خانواده ایم. یک پرنده که تو قفزه اگر در غفسن جرات نمیکنه بیاد بیرون. israel as society is not used to protract it if you will wars that last let's say n

on july 9, 2011 , a new state appeared in africa, it is south sudan, separated from the republic of sudanwhich became independent in the mid-fifties. and even then a fierce civil war began between the north with a muslim population and the christian south. this was layered with tribal and ethnic strife. in seventy-two, the southerners achieved autonomy, but 10 years later hostilities resumed. for forced islamization by the north and the division of oil wealth, human losses were enormous, millions of dead and refugees, only in 2005 a peace agreement was reached, in january eleventh held a referendum on independence. and today south sudan is the youngest state recognized by the world community, but there is no sustainable peace yet. internal warfare broke out in south sudan itself. a conflict that took years to resolve. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to understand the world. educational program. and documentaries, watch, watch, in the app or on the website. the parliamentary hour is on the air, hello, we’ll tell you about the main decisions of the state duma this week.

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only one of sudan's warring parties has attended un—brokered peace talks, resulting in their failure.ttah al—burhan, said they would not take part in any talks unless the paramilitary rapid support forces withdraws from the cities it controls. war began in the country in april last year. since then, thousands have been killed and millions forced from their homes. kalkidan yibeltal is our east africa correspondent. when the un first organised these talks, the aim was to have ceasefires on local level, localised ceasefires, to facilitate for increased humanitarian support, increased humanitarian access, as well as to ensure the protection of civilians. but unfortunately, what we know now is only the delegates from the rapid support forces — that's the paramilitary force which is one of the factions in sudan — have arrived in geneva, and they have met with the un special envoy set up by the un secretary—general. the army head and the de facto leader of sudan, general al—burhan, yesterday said that he and his army is not going to participate in these talks or any other talks, whether it's

south sudan has a lot of young challenge, like in the average age. here is 16. the next day is sunday, a day off. hakim spends a few hours at home. he lives with 28 relatives, siblings, cousins, uncles, aunts, and his mother. it's not a family of athlete. keens passion has long been a topic of conflict between him and his father. remember kim came to me and told me that father, i went to the football flare basketball player and i was upset in mind of was absent minded to him because according to the recording of this country, i cannot afford him to the play for the musket buying new sneakers is out of the question, as they're much too expensive. jack, my older would like his son to continue as education. so if they get something like that, his punch i ships, i wouldn't be heavy. which is why hakim and his friends hits a training course in the afternoon. they all dream of a sports scholarship in the us. it will be difficult for hockey, my older to stand out against the competition. but he already gets so much from basketball, including a sense of pride, strength,

on july 9, 2011 , a new state appeared in africa: south sudan, which separated from the republic of sudanfifties. and even then a fierce civil war began between the north and the muslim population and the christian south. this was layered with tribal and ethnic strife. in seventy-two, the southerners achieved it. but 10 years later, fighting resumed due to forced islamization by the north and the division of oil wealth. the losses were huge, millions of dead and refugees, only in 2005 a peace agreement was reached, and in january 11th an independence referendum was held. and today south sudan is the youngest state recognized by the world community, but there is no stable peace yet. no, an internal outbreak broke out in south sudan itself an armed conflict that took years to resolve. this is what this day in history was like. who are you? i, traveler, aeronaut, jean ivan. we're getting bored, what a fairy tale, without ivan, uh, uh, what started, without deception and without flint, don't go to the flint, he imprisoned me, the self-written pen is magic ink, you'll get it, you're the main t

one last chance for south sudan. carlie jones had a triple-double but couldn't get that one to fall. the put back won't go. and team usa hangs on barely 101 to 100. >> i did not do a great job. preparing our you know, i think i we did not focus enough on. what they're capable so good experience for us. good reminder that >> we play against teams, it's the biggest game of lives we have to expect everyone to play like that. >> meanwhile, back here in the states, the wnba all-star game tonight in phoenix where the u.s. women's team. prepped for paris against the wnba all-stars to while as saying maybe you should put up on the olympic team. she scored an all-star game record. 34 points including 21 in the 3rd quarter. look at caitlyn clark celebrating there. former stanford star naicco mckay got into the act as well laying into of her 14 points in the wnba all-stars. team usa one 17 to 109. the named mvp. that was an impressive display that she has even knocking down threes from all over the court. that 3rd quarter. yeah

sudan, which separated from the republic of sudan, which became independent back in the mid -fifties. even then a fierce civil war began between the north with a muslim population and the christian south. this was layered with tribal and ethnic strife. in seventy-two, the southerners achieved autonomy, but 10 years later , hostilities resumed due to forced islamization by the north and the division of oil wealth. the human cost was enormous, millions of dead and refugees. only in 2005 did they reach a peace agreement, in january eleventh they held a referendum on independence. and today the southern court. the youngest state recognized by the world community, but there is no sustainable peace yet. an internal armed conflict broke out in south sudan itself, which took years to resolve. this is what this day in history was like. but beat yourself over the head, the main thing is, van, hurry up, what kindles interest, uh, uh, what started, and makes life, i... why did you imprison me in flint, of course, flint, jean ivan, and so we are getting bored, soon, summer, vacation time, and we w

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do not tell that to south sudan as they led the game by as much as 16 points late in the first half .took a massive comeback to make this a game. steph curry comes up with the loose ball and gets the deep triple from their half court. he finished with 10 points. u.s. down one with 10 seconds to go and lebron james puts in the go-ahead layup. one last chance for south sudan and team usa escapes 101-100. >>> golf, windy and wet conditions for the third round of the open championship. before the heavy wind, this is a shot of the day, kim on 17, 238 yard tee shot, looks like it is on a perfect line and goes into the cup for the ace, the longest ace in open championship history. shane lowry finished the day six over. he is chasing american billy horschel who is four under and leads by one. >> the opening ceremony for the summer olympics is less than a week away and the athletes will be introduced in paris with one bay area swimmer on his own. vernon glenn has the story. >> everybody dreams about going to the olympic games. that is the biggest meet ever. >> reporter: he punched his ticket t

the organizers of the competition mistakenly played the national anthem of sudan instead of south sudan , which caused the discomfort of the players and fans present in the stadium. eurosport reporter bob ballard has been fired from the network for insulting and discriminatory comments against the australian women's swimming team. and the captain of the german hockey team in an interview criticized the crowded dining hall of the games village and described its quality as disastrous. take a look at other results of the olympic games in swimming competitions and 400 meters individual medley, leon marchant from france won the gold medal . in 20 meters freestyle, david popaici from romania won the gold medal. in water polo, italy beat america 12 8, croatia beat montenegro 118 , greece beat romania 12 7, spain beat romania. serbia won 9.5 against australia and defeated japan 16-15. in handball, france lost to norway 22-27. sweden won 29:26. hungary won 25/35 against argentina. at pitgah's team from england became the champion in mountain biking. cyclist riders from france and south africa we

a showcase game against south sudan, the u.s. was favored to win by 40 points., south sudan did not look like the underdogs. they led the game by as much as 's team points late in the first half. it took a massive come back to make this again. steph curry comes up with a loose ball and knocks down 83. curry finishes with 10 points. it u.s. down by 1 lebron james puts in the go-ahead layup. he led team usa with 25 points. one last chance for south sudan but they cannot get the shot to fall. team usa escapes 101 to 100. tonight, katelyn clark, front and center as the wnba's best take on team usa. showed off her passing skills. 10 assists, including that to angel reese in the fourth. she scored a wnba all-star record 34 points and was named mvp. team wnba wins 117-109. the mls are looking to dig out of the standings facing minnesota united. but a costly mistake in the ninth minute. minnesota wins, 2-0. brian, going to toss it back to you. not a good time to be a giants fan. >> -- can do it all. >>> coming up after the break. we have

, he said: the people of sudan are against any normalization of relations with the zionist regime and demand continued support for the palestinian cause. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs condemned the dual approach of australia, new zealand and canada regarding the zionist regime's attack on iran's diplomatic headquarters in damascus. mr. kanani's approach of selective selection of international norms and favoring the zionist regime encourages the aggressor and aggravates the crimes. he knew the war in gaza. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs added that these three countries are partners in war crimes against the palestinian nation by providing weapons to the zionist regime are. residents of majdal shams in the occupied golan chanted slogans against netanyahu in protest against netanyahu's visit to this region. netanyahu had to leave magdal shams after a few minutes. residents of majdal shams. they have not accepted the citizenship of the zionist regime and consider themselves syrians. two days ago , 12 people were killed and more than 30 others wer

competition mistakenly played the national anthem of sudan instead of south sudan , which caused thecomfort of the players and he brought the fans in the stadium with him. bob ballard, the reporter of the eurosport network , was fired from this network for insulting and discriminatory statements against the australian women's swimming team, and the captain of the german hockey team in an interview criticized the crowdedness of the dining hall of the games village and described its quality as disastrous. be fit and athletic. today is tuesday, the 9th of august, the 24th of muharram and the 3rd of july. sunset at 19:00 in tehran. 10 minutes, maghrib call to prayer at 19:00. 30 minutes and sharia midnight will be at 23:22. dear viewers. while saying goodbye, i invite you to be a viewer of a midday conversation hosted by my colleague mr. seif . greetings. hello, thank you, mr. sadeghi , dear colleague. greetings and good times to you , dear viewers. welcome to the economy desk. today, as you learned in the news, wheat production is fortunately 17 and oilseeds production is more than 80 c

the world's top basketball lead for many years basketball, maybe the only way out of south sudan. i dream is to play and, and get a play to navigate. now those guys on my heels cause like they, when they went out last the present it have played with the south through then national team competed in the 2023 feet of world cup. and there's also qualified for the 2024 olympics to 1st for the country. the team is revered in a way its president can only dream of the south. suzanne has just one basketball stadium. and with the local tournament going on, the only national player still playing in his home country drops by coach bar is friendly and approachable. the chance depends ahead of the upcoming olympic games. he knows just how important basketball is to people here. it brings together men and women from the new and think ethnic groups who are normally hostile to each other. the we are having a lot of disagreement among us. uh, 4 digit cutting we for among over 72000 searching and to put divided. so we were trying to look on something that can united the people, i'm assuming with the

the report has been published following a week of indirect un talks between sudan's warring parties whereestinians to evacuate from the eastern parts of the city of khan younis in gaza, ahead of what it called a �*forceful operation.�* a spokesman says rockets had been fired towards israel from the location. the area has previously been designated a humanitarian zone. and following that huge global it outage last friday, cyber security firm, crowdstrike, says a "significant" number of affected computers are now back online. disruption still continues, though, with many airlines saying they're struggling to restore normal operations. delta airlines is cancelling more than 300 flights scheduled for today, with no timetable for an end more than 20,000 people have taken part in a protest against mass tourism on the spanish island of majorca. around 18 million people visited majorca and the other balaeric islands last year. this demonstration is the latest in a wave of anti—tourism protests across spain. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake is in majorca. the authorities in spain saying 20,000