last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another knowledge sharing country sudan to send its troops to its border i. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its. at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions. a state of emergency has been declared in dora's protesters blocked roads nationwide because of rising petrol prices a sudden increase from the government scrapped 40 year old fuel subsidies striking workers say they won't end their blockade until the government reverses that decision and support. taxi and truck drivers block streets. transport unions went on strike to protest the end of subsidies t

dam in ethiopia is threatening the supply of water to countries downstream representatives from sudan ethiopia and egypt are holding an emergency meeting in hard to discuss how the water can be shared. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador protesters block 2 roads nationwide because of rising petrol prices that suddenly increased when the government scrapped 40 year old fuel subsidies are striking workers say they won't end their blockade until the government reverse its decision and i suppose reform. taxi bus and truck drivers streets in a quote. transport unions went on strike to protest the end of subsidies that have been in place for decades. we can to make it what are we to eat we don't go out to protest because we want to but we the people the persons hurt because afterwards things will become more expensive the government announced a package of government measures worth more than 2000000000 a year president. who has said the oil producer on a centrist path after years of leftist rule says the elimination of fuel subsidies was necessary to lift the economy and stop smuggling

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another country sudan to send its troops to its border i. while this is the rainy. even here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its country at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seeds there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. i have a morgan has more on this now from car too. meetings between ministers from sudan if european and egypt have started here in the sudanese capital khartoum and it's expected to go on for 2 days now it comes after 3 days of meetings between technical teams from the 3 countries over the issue of the grant if you can read his own stem before the talks started here h

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another not sharing country sudan to send its troops to its border. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its. at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping a few years ambitions nicholas hawke al-jazeera over. the courtroom where the water sure sharing talks are underway al-jazeera is have a morgan is there given what's at stake here what's the mood surrounding these 2. well adrian and we've heard from the sudan's minister of dams and irrigations and water resources and his describe the talks between the 3 sides so far as with the progress made the technical teams from the 3

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another knowledge sharing country sudan to send its troops to its border. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its. at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. cameroon's president has ordered the release of his main political rival opposition leader maurice come to was detained in january for organizing demonstrations in the central african nation the move comes as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up now court documents reveal that u.k. prime minister barak's johnston will send a letter to the e.u. a

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another knowledge sharing country sudan to send its troops to its border i. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river not. into its country at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. well as the latest from where those talks are taking place on morgan is encounter him. meetings between ministers from sudan if european and egypt have started here in the sudanese capital hard to know and is expected to go on for 2 days now it comes after 3 days of meetings between technical teams from the free countries over the issue of the grant if you can read hi

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another knowledge sharing country sudan to send its troops to its border. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its. at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors may be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hark al-jazeera. britain's prime minister barak's chance and hopes his new set of proposals will block stall at bragg's in negotiations they include a new regulatory zone in northern ireland to price the existing so-called backstop arrangement there's to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland but johnson's plan hasn't gone down well with some senior politicians who say they will not supp

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another no country sudan to send its troops to its border. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its country at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera. let's hear from where those talks are taking place i was there was have a morgan is in costume. meetings between ministers from sudan if european and egypt have started here in the sudanese capital hard to know and it's expected to go on for 2 days now it comes after 3 days of meetings between technical teams from the 3 countries over the issue of the ground if you can

dam in ethiopia is threatening the supply of water to countries downstream representatives from sudan ethiopia and egypt a meeting in her tomb to discuss how the water can be sure that peru's president has sworn in a new team of government ministers as most in this carter prepares to govern without political opposition his supporters marched in the capital limited show their approval for the shutdown of the opposition controlled congress on monday opponents the accuse him of staging a clue. hundreds of facebook and instagram pages have been removed for being what the tech giant says are fake accounts facebook says they ran misinformation campaigns mostly targeting the middle east and north africa most supported the u.a.e. saudi arabia and egypt and were critical of iran and turkey dozens targeting indonesia or so removed. the headlines the news continues right after the murder in a saudi consulate which continues next. and left his native country in june 27th. he went to the united states and began writing for the washington post where he was critical of saudi arabia and crown prince mohammed

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another knowledge sharing country sudan to send its troops to its border. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its cause. 3 at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors may be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al jazeera. the greek prime minister is accuse turkey of failing to control the flow of migrants and refugees into europe and of exploiting the crisis. in numbers crossing the see have sharply increased this year following a relative lull since the peak of the crisis 3 years ago those comments come as the greek government changes its refugee distribution policy. turkey as stated in

they went seasons more or less disappeared from ethiopia sudan and areas west was but there's still some big showers to be harmed and there still visible all the way to the west of africa. with a sponsor tone and. what are you protesting about how does this impact where their online life is minstrelsy comes directly out of translating slavery or if you join us on set this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come about everyone has a voice. through the discussion and there are the solutions on al-jazeera. and again i missed your take and dire heart a reminder of our top stories this hour turkish soldiers have crossed the border into northeast syria and the intensifying offensive against kurdish forces the incursion by ground forces was through 3 entry points following hours of airstrikes panicked people often in some towns. on donald trump again defending his decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria the president's critics say he is shamelessly abandoning kaddish allies w

foreign ministry said those comments were unacceptable down which is being built near ethiopia's border with sudan could affect egypt's supply of fresh water from the nile. well in separate developments 10 people including 4 children are now reported to have died after heavy rain and flooding in egypt the capital cairo has been badly affected by this with roads submerged and large numbers of people staying away from work interior ministry says 3 of the desperate uta electrocution while 2 people died after falling from the roofs of their homes more rain is cut forecast for the coming days. the 1st black leader of south africa's largest opposition party has resigned. my mind they announced he was stepping down as head of the democratic alliance after 4 years in the role he says he faced difficulties making historic the white liberal party appeal to majority black voters is the policy 2nd resignation of a senior black politician in 3 days john is bad mayor herman also quit on monday. on out argentina the country is well known for its exports of high quality beef and is one of the world's biggest expo

freeway talks in sudan over a controversial new dam projects in ethiopia have ended and deadlock the credit european renaissance dam will be the largest hydroelectric dam in africa egypt is concerned over its impact that the dam will have on those downstream downstream flow of the nile river morgan reports from khartoum talks between sudan if you eat it on the ground if you can renaissance dam which is being built on the blue nile if you appear concluded in the sudanese capital khartoum on saturday with very little progress in fact tensions could be felt between the if european delegation and a different delegation around the meeting halls if you had described his previous proposal by their egyptian counterparts as unilateral and unacceptable egypt wanted to decide how long it should take for the dam to be filled as well as how much cubic metres that the dam should release upon its completion these are things that if you had previously rejected this time around each and every country presented a proposal which they will be starting in the coming days and if you please think that one

mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee set the price was intended to encourage these efforts for peace and democracy in ethiopia and the region. and fought the fallout from the ban on nike coach alberto salazar for doping violations continues to shape the world like his world famous project powerhouse the training middle and long distance from this is to close in the wake of. nike's oregon project has been home to some of the world's greatest athletes for nearly 2 decades british 4 time gold medalist mo farrar is likely the most famous of the bunch trained in oregon from 2011 to 2017 the most successful period of his career but the oregon project is shutting its doors following the doping scandal engulfing head coach alberto salazar he received a 4 year ban from the u.s. anti-doping agency for orchestrating and facilitating prohibited doping earlier this month. though salazar has appealed the ban and been publicly backed by the company nike c.e.o. mark parker announced the project would be shut down in an internal memo this situation is a distraction for many of the athletes in his compromising their ability to

ethiopia is fragile. it is a complex and difficult transition. the same things for regular issues, sudantries. the prospect of a sustainable peace is a long way down the line. --hink the recognition would also leaders across the region to do more because building sustainable peace takes a long time. it requires working through the underlying structure problems which take a long time. i think it is a call to action primarily which would give him the energy, the push he needs to bring people together and to bring the right actors together. barbara: the nobel peace prize gets criticized sometimes. it was given to barack obama. with the benefit of hindsight looking back, it might have come to early certainly. we have seen more purse -- peaceful years and more fraught ones. is there a risk the same thing could happen without? there is much to do that maybe this came too early? >> i don't think so. in this case the prime minister within a short time has taken some decisive measures for peace. in some cases at great personal risk, significant risk to his power. one of the clear things was his c

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another knowledge sharing country sudan to send its troops to its border. while this is the rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its. 3 at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera is happy about them and straighter is have again taken to the streets in haiti's capital demanding the resignation of presidential an employee our tester set tires on fire as they marched to the united nations office in port au prince opposition leaders are urging the international community to withdraw their support for moyes day's march is the latest in almost 4 weeks of pr

mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee set the prize was intended to encourage these efforts for peace i'm jim ocracy in ethiopia and the region. and prosecutors in germany say the man accused of killing 2 people in eastern germany wednesday has confessed they say the 27 year old german has also admitted to having far right anti semitic motives the city of holiday still in mourning 2 days after a gunman tried and failed to storm a synagogue worshipers marking the jewish day of atonement event killed the woman in front of the building and a man at a nearby kebab shop the attack has shaken other jewish communities in germany and heightened fears over security in dublin has been to visit the jewish community in about 50 kilometers from hala. solidarity with the victims and the jewish community in neighboring deaths how is in mourning including aleksandar some on the community's leader. reason. we're all shocked it's awful. many people in our community. and i'm not sure if they will remain active in. the community has long been afraid of violent attacks by right wing extremists the cons thought saw albert on you arr

honored for that important work we should also say beyond ethiopia he was recognized for his work in helping to broker a power sharing deal in sudan yes. in the in the year when sudan's president omar al bashir was toppled following mass protest of following the intervention of the military there was a still made between the military and the civilian opposition the civil society and many of the opposition groups abbie is the man who also has stepped forward as the rest of the world was right with dragging their feet he stepped forward went to sudan and tried to broker these talks as much as the african union was there to. umbrella board that was said to have. broken the talks if it was actually the one that took the 1st step and took the prominent step in trying to bring these these 2 sides together so in terms of not just his own local politics but also in regional this is a man who has been leading the way let's talk more about the local politics because of the nobel committee also honored for really opening his own country politically tell us more about that yes so before i became into office if you if your other had have this

move will strain the country's heavily indebted finances freeway talks in sudan over a controversial new dam project in ethiopia have ended in a deadlock the grand at the open renaissance dam will be the largest hydroelectric dam in africa egypt is concerned over the impact the dam will have on the downstream flow of the nile him a morgan reports from khartoum. talks between sudan if you appeal and egypt on the ground if you can renaissance dam which is being built on the blue nile if you're pierre concluded in the sudanese capital khartoum on saturday with very little progress in fact tensions could be felt between the few pm delegation and a different allegation around the meeting halls if we had described his previous proposal by their egyptian counterparts as unilateral and unacceptable egypt wanted to decide how long it should take for the dam to be filled as well as how much cubic metres that the dam should release upon its completion these are things that if you had previously rejected this time around each and every country presented a proposal which they will be studying in the coming days and if you p

rely on the river but egypt and sudan claim exclusive rights to the water why 90 percent of your fresh water comes from the 984 percent of the rivers water flows from ethiopia the long running dispute intensified when it began building the largest hydroelectric power plant in africa it's of fears the ground if european renaissance dam will stop the flow of vital water source and the egyptians are using to it is drafted by britain last century to argue scase. let's introduce our panel in her dorm. former negotiator on the 9 agreement in brussels william davidson syria analyst on the international crisis group and the london alam a math professor of knowledge management and sustainable development of the university of east london welcome to you. since you have been part of the team that has negotiated the waters i just want to ask you is the whole issue about filling their reserve war within an interval of time of 5 to 7 years and then releasing water with about 35 to 40000000000 cubic meters annually is this the real problem now facing the 3 countries if the opiah and sudan. i think according to the strategy of libya this is the this is not as it is a proble

last year ethiopia accused egypt of sending rebels to neighboring a rich to sabotage the dam prompting another country sudan to send its troops to its border. while this is the. rainy season here in ethiopia and waterways are overflowing bringing power to people's homes and farmland for most of the year this river is a slow trickle because egypt controls most of the flow of the river nile into its country at least for now ethiopia's dam will start producing electricity next year with the potential of providing power to the entire horn of africa where most live off grid clean energy to a promising and rising economy its neighbors might be worried about the effects but it seems there is no stopping ethiopia's ambitions nicholas hawk al-jazeera. cameron's president paul bia has over the release of his main political rival the opposition leader maurice come to was detained in january of organizing demonstrations in the central african nation the moves come as a national dialogue aimed at ending a separatist conflict wrapped up the summit recommended greater decentralization of the country's 2 provinces. demonst

mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee said the prize was intended to encourage abbie's efforts folk peace and democracy in ethiopia and the region. let's get more on the story now we have. with us here in our studio hi tommy tells more about why peacemaking efforts have been so significant well the. stalemate has been one of the most serious and most difficult conflicts to saul's in africa they had this war between them between 198-2000 after that even though the war stopped there was still this tension between them the stalemate and these 2 sister countries which really just had a border between them that was pretty much all that separated them were not on good terms but i'd be stepped across went to eritrea was able to have talks with the leadership that bring the 2 back to the table open the border as well and to be reunited again this was something that was seen as almost impossible eritrea has been an outcast internationally but abby was able to step up and bridge that divide and really was the key point behind this nobel peace prize the nobel committee also honoring abby for his work domestically is the mess

mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee said the prize was intended to encourage abby's efforts for peace and democracy in ethiopia and the region. straight to ethiopia's capital addis ababa that where we joined i did your reporter get me can ask you a welcome maria was this expected. well prime minister abu ahmed was one of the main favorites to win the nobel previous prize this year he was already very known on the internet into international they were making peace with long time eritrea which tracks an important box actually for the nobel committee and also this year he played an important role in the sudan negotiations came to a deadlock he flew to khartoum afterwards and negotiations resumed and a peace agreement was reached in one of africa's major political crisis this year so i would say on the diplomatic scene it's not a surprise that he was elected however it is up to debate whether he will live up to the protocol in the coming years yeah so explain to us that the significance of this peace between these 2 countries. well 1st of all the peace deal allowed families that were separated for decades to reuni

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mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee said the prize was intended to encourage abbie's efforts folk peace i'm jim ocracy in ethiopia and the region. let's check in now on some other stories from around the world a court in south africa has ruled that former president jacob zuma will stand trial for corruption his application to stop the case was rejected zuma you see here in the file footage is alleged to have taken bribes during his time as an economy minister in the 1990 s. he denies the charges in ecuador thousands of indigenous people have gathered for more protests in the capital quito it's the 7th day of nationwide demonstrations that are frequently involved clashes with riot police the president has evacuated his administration from the capital the unrest was originally inspired by cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures. police in the u.k. say 5 people have been hospitalized after a stabbing attack at a shopping center in manchester counterterrorism police are investigating in the incident and the male suspect has been taken into custody. in you member states have given their chief breaks and ne

rely on the river but egypt and sudan claim exclusive rights to the water why 90 percent of your fresh water comes from the 984 percent of the rivers water flows from ethiopia the long running dispute intensified when it began building the largest hydroelectric power plant in africa it's of fears the ground if european renaissance dam will stop the flow of vital water source and the egyptians are using to it is drafted by britain last century to argue scase. let's introduce our panel in how tom. foreman who goes on the 9 agreement in brussels william davison syria analyst on the international crisis group and the london alam a math professor of knowledge management and sustainable development of the university of east london welcome to you. since you have been part of the team that has negotiated the waters i just want to ask you is the whole issue about filling their reserve war within an interval of time of 5 to 7 years and then releasing water with about 35 to 40000000000 cubic meters annually is this the real problem now facing the 3 countries if the opiah and sudan. i think cutting through the strategy of this is a as this is not as it is a problem the

rely on the river but egypt and sudan claim exclusive rights to the water why 90 percent of your fresh water comes from the 984 percent of the rivers water flows from ethiopia the long running dispute intensified when it began building the largest hydroelectric power plant in africa it's of fears the ground if european renaissance dam will stop the flow of vital water source and the egyptians are using to it is drafted by britain must sentry to argue scase. let's introduce our panel in her dorm. for money go on the ny agreement in brussels william davidson syria analyst on the international crisis group and the london alam professor of knowledge management and sustainable development of the university of east london welcome to you. since you have been part of the team that has negotiated the waters i just want to ask you is the whole issue about filling their reserve war within an internal of time of 5 to 7 years and then releasing water with about 35 to 40000000000 cubic meters annually is this the real problem now facing the 3 countries if the opiah and sudan. i think according to the strategy of libya this is the this is not as it is a problem the divisi

pursuit of peace transcends ethiopia's borders he contributed to reconciliation efforts between eritrea and djibouti and also played in the central mediating role between sudan's. into military council and the civilian oppositioion. n a phone call with the norwegian nobel committee ahmed said he was humbled by their decision. you're involved with. the job yeah and i can i can imagine how. the rates of objectivity to we'll take it possibly for computer building fourth of it out on their own. the nobel prize will be officially presented to the ethiopian prime minister in oslo on december tenth the. one hundred anand twenty third anniverersarf alfred nobel's death. i mean he's still witith a trail has allowed commununication networks to resesume and families to travel between the two nations. and his countrymen are thrilled with the wind sprints twenty four found out. as elemental base a lot to go abroad he deserves the nobel prize. you know why the villain sunday depend because europeans and eritreans had no diplomatic relations for the p past two decades. what that i i'm bringig diplomatic relations back to these two countries is greatly beneficial. so again in

ultimate goal was to ensure that a democratic election takes place in ethiopia, we and other democracies should be supporting his agenda. in sudan, when an incredibly courageous and persistent protest movement forces the military leadership and assigning a power-sharing agreement, we should be working with them to improve their chances of getting military leaders to hold to that agreement. even now, with the trump andnistration a wall lacking in credibility in promoting human rights and democracy, the u.s. congress can play an important role by using the laws we have on the books including the bipartisan 2016 that sanctions human rights abusers around the world and the foreign assistance act which requires that the executive branch cut off assistance to governments that take power through military to lose. as on carruthers has recently argued, the congress could also has a new law that would limit u.s. aid to leaders that get rid of constitutional term limits, a growing trend. third and final recommendation -- it is that we have to get our mojo back and we have to be prepared to defend democracy. taken together, the decline in f

state that the goal is that a democratic election takes place in ethiopia, we and other democracies should be supporting the agenda. in sudan, when an incredibly courageous and persistent protest movement forces the military into a power sharing agreement, we should work with them to improve their chances of getting the military leaders to hold to that agreement. even now with the trump administration awol and also lacking in promoting human rights and democracy, the u.s. congress can play a role by using laws on the books including the magnitsky act to sanction human rights abusers and the foreign assistance act that requires the executive branch cut off power for those who are taking power from military coups. and also, congress could limit a new law to u.s. aid of those who get rid of the constitutional term limits, a growing trend. a third and final recommendation is that we have to get our mojo back, and we have to be prepared to defend democracy. taken together the decline in the freedom around the world, which is borne out by the data, and the inexorable rise of china has deepened a confidence gap that seems to have

and various armed groups here in south sudan's capital juba another presentation includes the president of uganda as well as the prime minister of neighboring ethiopiaand the prime minister of egypt as well as our representatives from various other countries in the region and across the gulf this comes after 3 negotiations was fine between the transitional government and the armed groups here in cuba last month and the agreement that was signed included releasing of political prisoners and prisoners of war as well as releasing assets that had been seized by the former government which was ousted in april now the start of talks with discussing what should be included in the negotiations which they expected to last for 2 months as well as which country will be mediating and hosting the talks south sudan has been lobbying to be the one mediating and it has expressed its desire and sudan has said that it wants south sudan but some groups are saying that they want other countries to take charge of the peace talks while the 2 sides sudan's government and the armed groups are here to discuss how they should proceed with their negotiations for peace those w

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