it's not happening in sudan. to be clear, what ethiopia resulted in, it was a million deaths from famine. so, you are saying that sudan could cause more than a million deaths from famine? yes. yes, of course. and i know it's very difficult to comprehend that because we don't really understand famine and we understand it probably less now in many ways than we did then when it was a very important subject of study and response. but to manage the response to famine in the middle of a war where we don't have access — journalists, crucially, are not allowed to have access to these situations in sudan, nor are my community — i don't think anything is off the table. i think we could have a terrible, terrible disaster, people dying on camera, etc. but we do know that 25 million people are in urgent need. and the world's most powerful countries know that, don't they? so, when they don't appear to see it as an urgent international priority, what are we supposed to conclude from that? that they are otherwise engaged. and th

. you pointed to relations between sudan and israel, okay, and there's a documentary you've made on sudan's relationship with israel, let's take sneak peek of this documentary. on october 21, 2020, sudan shocked the world by agreeing to normalized relations with israel, a long-time nemesis for over 50 years, less than two years after sudan's popular revolution, the question on many people's minds was how and why did we get? saying another arab country joins peace, yes i mean first of all walk us to that documentary and what you're trying to investigate, yeah sure so um sadan for israel is very symbolic because in 1967 there was a conference that happened in khatum called the chatum conference where the fre were established, no peace, no recognition, normalization, um, so by getting sudan to normalize was an important part of trump's abraham accords, um, we know that saudi arabia wants to normalize relations with israel, but what saudi arabia's goal is is if you can get all the other countries to normalize first, then it doesn't seem as big deal that the custodian of of mecca and medina also

let me remind you, there used to be sudan, there was one sudan, now there are two sudans, i.e. one southan, separated from great sudan at the end of the last decade. it has been out of the past for decades and after the military revolution in the remaining, that is, the muslim in sudan, two groups actually formed there: the first is the military, which seized power, and the second is the quasi-military, there are others, who represent mainly the police force, and in fact a civil war began in sudan, or rather, a war between these two groups, both of which are slavic and the population of the court. there are about 50 million people living there, hostages were actually to blame, and since last year on the 23rd, there has been an escalation, which has led to the fact that 10 million sudanese have already become refugees, many sudanese are already refugees in europe, they are trying to press the crossroad, someone is looking for a crossroad in the middle east, and these two factions are supported respectively by each side, that is, and... by the way, they support the military, the united ara

let me remind you, there used to be sudan, there was one sudan, now. two sudans, i.e. one south sudaned from the great sudan, at the end of the last decade , and after the military revolution took place in the remaining sudan, that is, the muslim sudan, two groups actually formed there, the first is the military, which seized power, and the second is that there are conditionally quasi-military and others who represent mainly the police force and... but a civil war began in sudan, or rather a war between these two groups, both of which are slavic, and the population of sudan, about 50 million people live there, was actually to blame hostages, and since the 23rd of last year, there has been an escalation there, which has led to the fact that in fact 10 million sudanese have already become refugees, many sudanese are already refugees in europe, trying to hide, someone is looking for shelter. i.e. in the middle east, and these two factions are supported respectively by each side, i.e. iran does not support the military on tuesday, and the united arab emirates and de facto. russia supports

you address the protection of civilians in sudan right now.— in sudan right now.nd girls with that we had a report speaking to women who themselves and their daughters had experienced sexual violence what more do we know about what is happening on violence what more do we know about what is happening�* the reason, very on sudan. part of the reason, very cynically nobody wanted to talk about gaza. there was this extra attention on sudan. the reason that we know it was anything substantial there is lots of talking very few commitments on any platform, whether it's on focusing on humanitarian aid or violence against women or focusing on a cease—fire. that sort of where the un is right now for that they are mentally looking at protection of civilian options cover that's the key concern in sudan right now. we're hearing there's a report that may not come out next month in order to be as ambitious as it needs to be in order to fully address the protection of civilians in sudan right now. you address the protection of civilians in sudan right now.— in sudan right now. yo

., ~ ., sudan? thank you for the question _ sudan? thank you for the question and _ sudan?r the question and having us i sudan? thank you for the | question and having us on sudan? thank you for the - question and having us on the programme. iam not question and having us on the programme. i am not a question and having us on the programme. iam not a political person, i work for the arm of the un that protect the rights and promotes the rights of women and girls wherever they may be but particularly in conflicts like we have in sudan. and it pains me to see after a year and a brutal conflict many of them women and girls are facing the most dire consequences. i noted that you said that there are over 10 million internally displaced. imagine for a moment you were a young girl who has no longer who has no support or a pregnant woman trying to find safe delivery. for those women and girls those consequences are enormous and we are here to support anyone who works on the humanitarian portfolio to ensure they have access to those services.— ensure they have access to those servic

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south sudan's government? they ut out south sudan's government? government? they put out this statement _ south sudan's government? tie: put out this statement saying simply the country is not ready to hold these elections in december, there is too much work to be done including something to do with getting the new constitution ready but also lots of electoral reform needed, registration of political parties and getting a vote sorted out so a lot of work to be done. but this is not the first postponement of elections and as you say, there many people including some in south sudan saying we've got a president who has effectively beenin president who has effectively been in power since 2005 and the country became independent in 2011 and quickly went into civil warfor in 2011 and quickly went into civil war for five years and after that, civil war for five years and afterthat, he civil war for five years and after that, he has then used postponement is to stay in power and there's this arrangement where is former fellow is one of his vice presidents

talk us through your reaction to this news from the cabinet in south sudan.— south sudan.sappointment, | reaction is disappointment, it's an extension for the suffering of citizens. in this phase of the economic situation, flooding in the country, political instability in parts of the country and an extension of malpractices because they are in a transition process where citizens have no power to hold them accountable. mps are working with thousands of dollars of medical allowances, transporting, and why they've gone on for ten months without any salaries and have families now breaking down simply because of a lack of political commitment. so i don't think the big issue is they don't have money or time, they simply don't have the will and commitment to deliver the country from the current instability.— country from the current instability. country from the current instabili . , ., instability. lets power on with the interview _ instability. lets power on with the interview even _ instability. lets power on with the interview even though - instability. lets power on with j

hunger is ravaging sudan.ring chad these eight trucks are ready to cross into sudan, but it is territory held by a group called the rapid support forces who are fighting the sudanese armed forces. for months the saf have blocked supplies getting into this crossing point, saying it is being stolen by the army and weapons are being smuggled in, as well. both sides in the conflict have denied impeding the delivery of humanitarian relief. as it prepares to go through the border, families are crossing it to skip the board. —— escape the war. these refugees arrived five days ago. it was hunger that made them carry out the journey. translation: �* , ., , , journey. translation: �* , ., translation: all the shops are closed, translation: all the shops are closed. no _ translation: all the shops are closed, no food _ translation: all the shops are closed, no food any _ translation: all the shops are closed, no food any more, - closed, no food any more, nothing to drink, nothing to feed my children. there is nothing to

hunger is ravaging sudan.lined up and ready to cross into sudan. for months, the saf have blocked supplies from getting through this key crossing they say the aid is stolen by the rsf. both sides in the conflict have denied impeding the delivery of humanitarian relief. as a prepares going through this border, families are crossing it to escape. these refugees arrived five days ago. it was hunger that drove them to make the treacherous “ourne . �* ,, ~ very hard, it was so dangerous to come here but all the shops were closed, there is no food any more nothing to drink, nothing to feed my children. there is nothing to eat, it is all war, there is nowhere to hide. she told me there was no help, no food supplies were reaching her and have six children. aid agencies are relieved to see these trucks arrive today but they say a constant flow of aid is needed to deal with the horrific situation in sudan where already the location has been declared a famine and and 13 others are at risk of famine. the un warns that if

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well, you're from sudan, okay? the session, i also thank algeria representing the arabic group in the security.

sudan and what's the problem that's preventing peace there? yeah, so it's a very complex issue, but to simplify it, we had a revolution, end of 2018, 2019, the process was to remove a dictator, from power, i argue that the army coupted that revolution, so what they did was they removed the head of the military, thinking that the people would accept the milit. dictatorship, so um, you know, people struggled against the military dictatorship, there was a massacre that happened, there was a sitting that was happening to remove the person that they replaced basir with, at the military site there was a massacre of around 190 people, many even thrown into the river nile, and then the people who are unarmed came to the negotiation table with the military, and there would be this two-year transition.

this civilization that existed in eritrea, in ethiopia, in sudan, in central african republic, and just just, you know, using academic resource sources, people want sources, we also provide it to them, just breaking it down and and reestablishing that confidence that the colonizer attempt to strip away. okay, mad, we'll be back with you after this very short break, stay tuned. after decades of sanctions and financial isolation, many in sudan had thought the revolution would bring better economic days ahead, yet for washington, it wasn't that simple, and they would demand more, lot more before they began loosening the news. the republic of sudan is in a transitional period with many hoping that the process can lead lead to democratically elected government, the question on many people's minds is what role will the saudis and the emirates have on sudan's foreign policy going forward, will sudan continue to support the saudi led war on yemen, will the future democratic state reverse to normalization of tires with israel. these questions remain unanswered as long as the revolution remains u

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hunger is ravaging sudan. aid trucks are lined up and ready to cross into sedan, but its territory held by the rapid support forces, who are fighting the sudanese armed forces. four months, they have blocked supplies from getting across this key crossing point. they say aid is being stolen by the rsf and buy weapons are being smuggled in as well. both sides have denied impeding the delivery of humanitarian relief. as ade prepares to go into this border, families are crossing it to escape the war. these refugees arrived five days ago. it was hunger that drove them to make the treacherous journey. translation: it treacherous journey. tuna/mom- treacherous journey. translation: , , ., translation: it is very hard, so dangerous _ translation: it is very hard, so dangerous to _ translation: it is very hard, so dangerous to come - translation: it is very hard, so dangerous to come here i translation: it is very hard, | so dangerous to come here but all the shops are closed. there was no food any more, nothing to dri

we zoom out of sudan.rategic competition in the region in sudan. sudan is a theater of war for them in this current moment. the resolution doesn't just rely on the generals in sudan coming to the table. it relies on their position. >> the many proxy wars playing out in the region. thank you we appreciate your insight. >> thank you. announcer>>> what if you could whiten your teeth by simply brushing your teeth? now you can with smileactives, the teeth whitening breakthrough that safely gets your teeth white and keeps them white every day just by brushing your teeth. christine>>> i never thought that whitening my teeth could be so easy. i just put the gel on the brush, the toothpaste on it, brush and i can see my white teeth. announcer>>> simply add smileactives to any toothpaste, and our patented polyclean technology activates into a powerful micro foam that penetrates into the enamel surface to safely lift and remove stains. robert>>> you need a simple way to withen your teeth without strips, without trays

sudan is at breaking point.hese women have come out of rsf territory. they carry bags to buy food and also tales of horror. i asked them why they didn't leave. we're too poor, they told me. we have nowhere else to go. almost a year and a half of civil war has destroyed parts of this city and other areas of the country. one of the fiercest battles took place here, in 0mdurman market. it was the largest market in sudan, but you can see the level of destruction now. 0ver several months of intense fighting, the army defeated the rsf in these streets, but the capital is still an active war zone, and diplomatic attempts to end the wider conflict so far have failed. we were escorted at all times by the military, who took us to the front line. both sides are accused of war crimes, the rsf more so than the army. charges they deny. i spoke with the commander leading the latest operation. we're at a last line of defence for the sudanese armed forces in a part of southern 0mdurman. you can see the barrier here and beyond it

hunger is ravaging sudan.eady to cross into sudan. but it is territory held by a group called the rapid support forces who are fighting the sudanese armed forces. for months, the saf have blocked supplies from getting through this key crossing point. they say aid is being stolen by the rsf and weapons are being smuggled in as well. both sides in the conflict have denied impeding the delivery of humanitarian relief. as aid prepares to go through the border, families are crossing it to escape the war. these refugees arrived five days ago. it was hunger that drove them to make the treacherous journey. translation: it is very hard, so dangerous to come - here but all the shops are closed. there was no food anymore, nothing to drink, nothing to feed my children. there is nothing to eat. it is all war, there is nowhere to hide. she told me there was no help. no food supplies were reaching her or her six children. aid agencies are relieved to see these truckloads making their way in today but they say a constant flow

. >> unfortunately, sudan is in dire straits, as you just said.famine and is spreading . the reason it is spreading is not just because of the situation they are in, we don't have the access that we need. there are several games that are open or not so open, depending on the mood of the day, etc. we need food to scale an unfettered access to get in and stave this off. >> what is the biggest impediment to access right now? >> we need political help to mitigate what is going on between the two factions so that we as humanitarians can get in. >> are you worried about the safety of your teams on the ground as the war continues? >> very much so. at the beginning of this, we lost some people. so i'm very, very worried about it. we are usually the first in and the last out. >> can you give us an idea of what kind of aid you have been able to provide so far and what impact that has had? >> several kind, the emergency food aid, and we've also been able to do some cash based transfers, which is very helpful to the local economy. it gives people a little mor

sudan. the spokesman of sudan's urban defense said that 31 people have died in the north of the country due to floods. according to officials, heavy rains and floods in sudan this month have disrupted the lives of more than 317,000 people. meanwhile, 18,000 people have been displaced and this has caused a crisis. homelessness is the cause of the current war. the conflict between the armed forces of sudan and the rapid reaction forces of the rsf has lasted for 500 days. thank you for your attention. at 17:00 , you will inform about the next part of the news. i have the voice of a child. i did a lot of things in my life . i got very tired, but this tiredness is so sweet, madam mohseni from babylon, we are counting that it's our turn, he goes when it's time to sit, thank god , he works so enthusiastically that he doesn't notice the heat next to the oven. it means you chose me to be here today. i am very happy may god sign for everyone. imam reza should also sign from us and be satisfied with us

; sudan's us envoy -- u.s.nvoy, tom periello, invited an emirati delegation to failed talks in geneva in august. the sudanese army says it will not negotiate with a foreign power that's arming its enemies. arms dealing is legal in the right circumstances. but countries who trade have a responsibility to track where and how their weapons are used. and these weapons are being used to massacre civilians. brian castner is a weapons investigator for amnesty international. brian: modern ammunition does terrible things to the human body. breaks bones. you can take off legs. you have to look at whether your priority is making the most money and in, you know, however way possible. and what are your responsibility when it comes to human rights? what's your responsibilities when it comes to stopping crimes against civilians when it comes to stopping civilian casualties? leila: it's not just foreign weapons, but foreign fighters playing a role in this war. mercenaries from nearly a dozen countries have been spotted fightin

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will sudan continue to support the saudi led war on yemen.

whether thatis sudan's population. well as access to services or health care and protection for gender—based violence. in ukraine, at least two civilians have been killed, and four injured — including two children — by russian air strikes on the northern city of sumy. ukraine's air force says it destroyed 15 of 23 drones — and one guided air missile — launched by russia in the overnight attack. city authorities say several homes and cars were damaged. meanwhile, in poltava, funerals have been taking places for victims of the recent russian missle attack, which killed at least 55 people and injuired more than 300. the strike on september the 3rd was one of the deadliest since the beginning of the war. siralan sir alan bates has married his partner. they had the wedding at sir richard branson's private island. he read a comment that sir alan made in an interview with the sand and times. if richard branson is reading this, i would love a holiday. they took to the british virgin islands were none other than sir richard bra

she described the situation on the ground in sudan. sudan is in dire straits.eading and it is notjust because of the situation but we don't have the access that we need. there are several gates that are open or not open depending on the mood of the day, et cetera. we need unfettered access to get in and get in now to stop the rest of the country dropping into famine. what is the biggest impediment to access? a political impediment. we need political impediment. we need political support to help mitigate what is going on between the two factions so that we can get in. fire between the two factions so that we can get in.— that we can get in. are you worried about _ that we can get in. are you worried about the - that we can get in. are you worried about the safety i that we can get in. are you worried about the safety of your teams on the ground as the war continues?— your teams on the ground as the war continues? very much so. at the beginning — war continues? very much so. at the beginning of— war continues? very much so. at the beginning of this _ war continues

sudan as a taking point. , sudan as a taking point. , sudan is at breaking point. with the warring parties. these women have come out of our territory they carry bags to buy food and also tales of horror. i asked them why they didn't leave. a civil war has destroyed parts of the city and other areas of the country. one of the fiercest battles took here in the market. it was the largest market in sudan and you can see the level of destruction now. it is still an active warzone. we were escorted all times by the military and the frontline stop the rs at more so than the army. charges they deny stop i spoke with the commander leading the latest operation. the last line of the defence of the sudanese armed forces, you can see the barry here and beyond it, less than a kilometre away. and we just heard sniper fire. kilometre away. and we just heard sniperfire. there is also regular artillery fire. another danger here. it is sexual violence that has become a defining characteristic of the conflict. one woman told us rfs fighters broke into her house demanding to rape her

earlier, i spoke to the un population fund's regional director laila baker in port sudan.e on the ground. for unfpa, ourjob is twofold — one, to ensure that where we have internally displaced people and those in need, particularly girls and women, to ensure that we support all of our partners who can provide those vital services, getting the care that women need to have a baby, making sure that if you're exposed to sexual violence that you are notjudged, but you can get the counselling and medical care that you need. those are the things that we will focus on, and we will hope that all of the partners that we work with can build a new sudan when the future brings a little bit more hope. in the meantime, we need to focus on those who are most in need right now, and that is half of sudan's population, whether that's access to food and clean water or shelter or protection from all of the climate change elements like floods that we've been seeing, as well as access to services for health care and protection from gender—based violence. pope francis has been visiting a remote ar

win this war does end, sudan's road ahead is of pitfalls.just five years since popular protests toppled the country's dictator, but then the army swiped power from the people. the military junta claims it will hand back power when there is peace. leaders of sudan's civil society resistance committees are skeptical. >> i do not believe that the army has no interest in ruling the country. all the evidence shows the army is interested in staying in power. the future is in great danger because after the revolution, many hopes were built, and what is happening now is a complete destruction of everything. >> whoever leads the country, building back from this devastation could take a decade. so much has been lost -- lives, homes, dreams. in the midst of such suffering, hope for the future, so vibrant just a few years ago, is turning to dust. ♪ amna: and we will be back shortly with a look at how young people are trying to preserve a long-neglected historic black cemetery in washington, d.c., but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs stat

from uzbekistan to sudan , sergey lavrov's negotiating marathon with colleagues from different countries on the sidelines of the general assembly. and what our minister called on the un secretary general to do. more than 200 strikes per day. israel continues to shell lebanon. the head of one of the units of hisbola has been liquidated. and the militants are firing back at the jewish state. content for the whole family, the institute for internet development opens a new season, what premieres will we watch in the near future. the slei king carlos himself is coming to meet us, we must defeat him. we cannot give up our homeland. the village of lesovka in the dpr is under the control of the russian army, it is located near ukrainsk, which was taken the day before in the liberation of both settlements. the 114th separate rifle brigade participated, its fighters congratulatory the telegram was sent by the head of the ministry of defense andrey belousov, and this is a frame from the donetsk direction, reconnaissance spotted the deployment point of the usu, from m-46 howitzers, it was destroyed

mali, palestine, sudan and south sudan, haiti, and of concern are myanmar, congo, yemen and many others. many people in these countries face acute food shortages, and life-threatening conditions are expected to worsen in the coming months. since october 2023, the central african republic, lebanon, mozambique, myanmar, nigeria, sierra leone and zambia have joined burkina faso, ethiopia, malawi, somalia and zimbabwe in the list of famine hotspots where acute food shortages are likely to worsen in the near future. the situation is further aggravated by the humanitarian crisis in the gaza strip. israel's massive military operation has left hundreds of thousands of people homeless and without food. the un monitoring mission assesses the level of food security in the region as critically low. watching such problems immediately recall the words of our president about food security. he said them a long time ago, but... to lie, we will all have to pay for the milk rivers and jelly banks, i don't want that we have tolerated the insolvent policy of the long-bankrupt government for so long, there i

in the initial round, nurin had to fight with rival from sudan.ime got so infuriated that it piled pressure on the international judo federation to remove the item from its website. it wasn't the end of the story, in the 2019 world championship. شرایط که از عوان نوجوانی در سن ۱۲ ۱۳ سالگی علاقه به ورزش جدا پیدا میکنه میاد میره جدا کار می کنه و به این درجه می رسه که در المپیک حضور پیدا بکنه خیلی سخت میشه که تمام این شرایط رو به یکباره بذاره کنار بگه که من با حریف اسرائیلی خودم مسابقه نمیدم به جهت حمایت از اون بچه. بچه های مظلوم فلسطین من فیلمی رو دیدم از لحظه ورود این ورزشکار به کشورشون واقعاً باور نمی کردم که چنین اتفاقی بیفته تعداد مردم عظیمی اومده بودن اونجا بسیار زیاد از دوستا رفقا از هم باشگاهیا از همشهریها اومده بودن جمع شده بودن و این مربی ورزشگاه رو بالای سرشون گرفته بودن رو قلمدوش کرده بودن و شعار ضد. said he had to face athlete from a zionist regime that has occupied palestinian territories, a regime that kills innocent people and forces them out of their homes, so i don't want to touch a person who represents the regime, wants such a comp

in the initial round, nurin had to fight with arrival from sudan.al with an opponent from the zionist regime and once again he stepped out of the event. آقای فتحی نوری قهرمان سه دوره مسابقات قاره آفریقا شدن ببینید یه ورزشکاری با این شرایط که از عوان نوجوانی در سن ۱۲ ۱۳ سالگی علاقه به ورزش جدا پیدا میکنه میاد میره جدا کار می کنه و به این درجه میرس. که در المپیک حضور پیدا بکنه خیلی سخت میشه که تمام این شرایط رو به یکباره بذاره کنار بگه که من با حریف اسرائیلی خودم مسابقه نمیدم به جهت حمایت از اون بچه های مظلوم فلسطین من فیلمی رو دیدم از لحظه ورود این ورزشکار به کشورشون واقعاً باور نمی کردم که چنین اتفاقی بیفته تعداد من. regime that kills innocent people and forces them out of their homes, so i don't want to touch a person who represents the regime. i don't want such a competition to be held under the flag of algeria that supports the palestinian movement. if such a thing happens again, i will not hesitate to make the same decision. the world needs to... the zionist regime is an occupier and its rules and moves are meant to violate international law and

in sudan, a bloody civil war released one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis. eight million on the brink of famine. hundreds of thousands already there. atrocities there and elsewhere. the united states has led world in humanitarian aid to sudan and amid our partners to try to silence the guns and avert a wider famine. the world needs to stop arming the general, to speak as one voice and tell them stop tearing your country apart, stop blocking aid to the sudan yields people. end in war now. [applause] but people need more than the absence of war. they need a chance. a chance to live in dignity. they need to be protected from the ravages of climate change, hunger and disease. our administration has nevised over $150 billion to make progress and other sustainable development goals. it includes 20 billion for food security and over 50 billion for global health. we've poke mobilized billions more from private sector investment. we've taken the most ambitious climate arcs in history. we've moved to rejoin the paris agreement on day one and today my country is finall

in the initial round, nurin had to fight with rival from sudan. in the 2019 world championships in japan, nuring beat his strong rival from haiti and once again had to deal with an opponent from the zionist regime, and once again he stepped out of the... جدا کار می کنه و به این درجه می رسه که در المپیک حضور پیدا بکنه خیلی سخت میشه که تمام این شرایط رو به یکباره بذاره کنار بگه که من با حریف اسرائیلی خودم مسابقه نمیدم به جهت حمایت از اون بچه های مظلوم فلسطین من فیلمی رو دیدم از لحظه ورود این ورزشکار به کشورشون واقعاً باور نمی. is athlete from a zionist regime that has occupied palestinian territories, a regime that kills innocent people and forcism out of their homes, so i don't want to touch a person who represents the regime. i don't want such a competition to be held under the flag of algeria that supports the palestinian movement. if such a thing happens again, i will not hesitate. to make the same decision, the world needs to know the zionist regime is an occupier and its rules and moves are meant to violate international law and human rights.