i leave the capital tunis and head south. ah, after travelling roughly 270 kilometers i reach tunisia. second largest city is fox . ah, it's an important commercial and industrial center which is why the mediterranean isn't so clean here. in se fox's city center, i meet some young people who are trying to change that in this co working space. young start up, entrepreneurs meet regularly to find innovative solutions to environmental, ecological, and sustainability issues that i'm the one that is the power, but coffee and to the message that you're one of the founders of ecos own and goes on. so that's right. lay my focus on the eco uncles. oh he go. okay, equal him. eco's comes from ecology, mac in facts, we have environmental issues and pollution. it's not a healthy environment. so it was our goal to create a space in which a college and plays a role. and in which it's possible to exchange ideas about this diana p math. you can work here and they are also lectures, training sessions and gatherings finished him out, people wor

i caught up with him in the medina, tunis. the capitals, old town is a labyrinth of alleyways where carpet dealers, perfumes and shoe salesman ply their. where's the streets are full of young people with the law. i see that you love the old town. why? i love it because it's like me, myself is with the seller get ahead of time in the household. the ocean is tunis right here. rusty biggest me is rehearsing with the musician at the theater in the old town. i and it is what's this instrument called? it's a far how families are that they only exist in tunisia, just if you find a drum like this, you know, it's from here, you know, anything like this on about. i know been our booker, the daughter book, guys bigger this. here's the tunisian tomlin i did about that. ah, i was in the that know initially tell me what moves you to dance italy unethical. i hadn't had to get it had been have been one reason he's down society's full view of how should i put a lot of man is bodies let his id is a national financial. okay. with a to b, i sort

i caught up with him in the medina, tunis. the capitals, old town is a labyrinth of alleyways or carpet dealers, perfumes and shoe salesman ply there. where's the streets are full of young people in these life? a little bit below. i see that you love the old town. why? i love it because it's like me myself with his wife. my father, left gothic again was it. i wish my had many offers to live in countries like france and belgium, and i always turn them down because my work has no meaning outside of chinese. you had a lot that i work on chinese ian dance which belongs. he and america. if i did that somewhere else, it would be like taking a fish out of the ocean. yeah. how it was done. they said that the silica has come in the head of the household. erosion is to nestle right here. rusty biggest me is rehearsing with a musician at the theater in the old town. hi. what's this instrument called? it's a far ha demos are they only exist in tunisia job if you find a drum like this, you know, it's from here. you know, anything like this

in basra, the old 0 book that i was then a 2nd night of violence in the tandem on neighbourhood of tunis. confrontations between protesters and security forces have been going on since friday after the death of a young man. the, the family says he was killed by security forces. does he, ministry of interior is yet to comment. and i comes after a day, a protest across it's an easiest capital on saturday with people struggling to cope with the food and fuel shortages between again because more wow, crowds gathered in the center of tunis ne keith, president high side of corrupting democratic institutions and wanting absolute power, if i knew i came here today because of the queue and the miserable conditions the country is in today, there is no water or milk, no sugar and no petrol. and we have a president who is only interested in power. the 2 parties organizing the protests have long been bitter rivals. now both are focused on the fight against cy age leaders of the national salvation front coalition. and the free constitution party urged shenanigans to boycott december's parliamentary el

as a freelance journalist in tunis, she gives us a sense of what people are demanding. this has been going on for quite some time. if you go into any supermarket, you'll see empty shelves or notice is saying can customers just take 2 packets of rice, 2 packets of milk. and it's been really, you know, really stressful on all classes of society. i would say this is probably been going on for about 34 months now. it's getting worse. i went to my corner shop and they told me that they're running low on cheese on canned tomatoes, so it's not getting any better. there's also been a big problem, as you say, with fuel rising prices, rising cost of electricity. so audrey, people are under a massive amount of stress. so today's march my, the national salvation front was to appeal to high scientology. try and implement change. what people are seeing is that he's as rolling forward with his political plan was that the legislative elections are g on december 17th. and young people are, i was seeing him as prioritizing political change in progress, progress in his eyes as being much

anna foster, bbc news, tunis. former president luiz inacio lula da silva has been well ahead of the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, in the polls. laura trevelyan reports from rio dejaneiro. there is great uncertainty in brazil heading into the first round of the presidential election and here is why. the incumbent, presidentjair bolsonaro, who is behind in the polls to his opponent, former president, lula de silva is casting doubt on the integrity of brazil's voting system. brazil has electronic voting machines. the result comes through nationally within two hours of the polls closing. the president bolsonaro and his party have suggested, without any evidence, that somehow government officials could alter the results. this is all leading to speculation that perhaps president bolsonaro will not accept the results, should it go against him. this then opens up a world of uncertainty. if he doesn't accept the result, what will that mean in brazil? memories are still fresh of the fact that brazil was a military d

anna foster, bbc news, tunis. he is known as the french spider—man.ome of the most famous skyscrapers in the world. but now — the french spider—man has decided to make his death—defying pastime a family affair — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. like father, like son. alain robert has been climbing buildings by himself for a long, long time. now he has decided to let one of his kids into the family business, although it is a somewhat nervy affair. translation: | feel very stressed. - i've never been so scared in my life. i was a parachutist 39 times, i have shot weapons and done scary things in my life, but this, i have never been so scared in my life. it didn't stop him, though. two generations of the robert family in barcelona that has a height of 140 metres. you may occasionally question their sanity, but you cannot question the view. doing this back in the late 70s. but it may seem a little different this time, for obvious reasons. i feel responsible somehow. well, i know he is a big boy, he is 34. it is his own decision, but, at the end of the d

their rhetoric and b has more oh, crowds gathered in the center of tunis lake youth, president high side of corrupting democratic institutions and wanting absolute power. hi manny i came here today because of the queue and the miserable conditions the country is in today. there is no water or milk, no sugar and no petrol. and we have a president who is only interested in power. ah, the 2 parties organizing the protests have long been bitter rivals. now both are focused on the fight against cy age leaders of the national salvation front coalition, and the free constitution party. urge to newton's to boycott, december's parliamentary elections ah sharper dorothy. i am the tunisian people who fought 50 years. chrissy will not allow this crew to settle . they'll see me extent of mismanagement, incompetence and failure. ah, at both rallies, protest is called on say to quit enchanted the people want the full of the regime. the slogan of the 2011 revolution which spark the arab spring, people are getting really quite frustrated for those 2 pants. those ones who are fighting for democracy and th

anna foster, bbc news, tunis.s — being developed by his tesla car company — appeared on stage at a silicon valley event, where it waved to the audience. mr musk said robots could eventually transform civilization and eliminate poverty. initially though, optimus will be tested with simple tasks on the tesla factory floor. you are watching bbc news. after the weather we will be looking at the front pages of the papers. now it's time for a look at the weather. a slightly different focus of the weather where a saturday was sunshine and showers, for sunday, many will be dry but not all. this frontal system is sliding eastwards across south wales. on sunday morning it will bring heavy rain to south—west england and rumbles of thunder. the rain extending into south—east england, potentially a little bit into south wales and the south midlands. we could see some patchy rain for a time for the london marathon, particularly through the morning. as the day wears on it will pull away southwards may be some late spells of suns

now, this is one of the biggest demonstrations that we've seen in downtown tunis. but one thing though is sort of almost worrying. it was a very lively, very upbeat that almost happy event sort of almost to calm what we see actually behind the stage where they are protesting is now for military vehicles. and the whole streets around were blockaded by police. so this was a very contained event, like high fight is of tolerating a certain amount of descent. she continued to give an image of being a democratic state. and then as you would when you look back on it, denisia was seen as the kind of one success story are from the, the so called arab spring more than a decade ago. so what, where did, where did all go wrong from there? this there's been a lot of change in the governments over time. there was never really full political stability and tonisha what people forget is that you can't just install democracy like it's a software program. it's a process, an over 10 years. i mean, people were, was struggling to really find their feet. also, there was an ongoing economi

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anna foster, bbc news, tunis.t an armed rebellion against indian rule that started in the late 8'os forced theatres to close across the region. well, this weekend, cinemas have re—opened to the public in kashmir�*s main city srinagar for the first time in over two decades. let's speak to vijay dhar, chairman of srinagar cinema project and owner of srinagar inox cinema. welcome to bbc news, how did the opening go? good. we are waiting for more people to get in. l good. we are waiting for more peeple to get im— people to get in. i hear you didn't have _ people to get in. i hear you didn't have that _ people to get in. i hear you didn't have that many - people to get in. i hear you i didn't have that many people turning up? it didn't have that many people turning up?— didn't have that many people turning up? it takes time. for 30 years. _ turning up? it takes time. for 30 years. peeple _ turning up? it takes time. for 30 years, people have - turning up? it takes time. for 30 years, people have not. turning up? it tak

anna foster reports from the capital, tunis.an ever before. each month, inflation hits a new record high. translation:- hits a new record high. translation: , ., ., ., translation: there is no oil or suiar, translation: there is no oil or sugar, sometimes _ translation: there is no oil or sugar, sometimes there - translation: there is no oil or sugar, sometimes there is - translation: there is no oil or sugar, sometimes there is no i sugar, sometimes there is no bread. how can people live? what can people do? more than a decade ago, a tunisian fruit and vegetable seller set himself on fire.- and vegetable seller set himself on fire. his death caused widespread - himself on fire. his death l caused widespread protest against the high cost of living. the arab spring uprisings were supposed to spark change. for this man, they did, but not in the way he had hoped. they did, but not in the way he had hoped-— they did, but not in the way he had hoped. myself, i remember them every _ had hoped. myself, i remember them every day- _ had

but her, you won't have sins of 2 millions have taken to the streets of the capital tunis to prove protests against the countries president, demonstrators from rival political movements demanded accountability for the nations long running economic crisis accusing president chi side of attempting to turn to nicea back into an auto ah. all right, we'll sport now and 2, bullets league asides were back in action after mid week losses. and the champions league frankfurt were hunting a win, which would keep them in the top 4. and while labor coups and we're hoping their new manager shabby, i don't, so could help them step out of the bottom 3, but it wasn't to be frankfurt can be a tricky place to travel to just ask, lave, accusing boss, shabby, alonzo. his 2nd one is league, a game in charge saw his team pitied against an inform intact side whose 1st half pressure paid off just shy of half time. when yes, belinda going was brought down inside the box and died. she commodity converted the resulting penalty. parity was restored shortly after the restock. thanks to this diving header from labor cuba

described it as a biblical disaster. hyphens of chinese eons have taken to the streets of the capital tunis to protest against the countries president demonstrators from rival political movements demanded accountability for the nations. long running economic crisis accusing president chi side of attempting to turn to news yet back into an autocracy. president, teaching ping has opened china's congress for the ruling communist party members meet only twice a decade and are expected to hand she a rare 3rd 5 year term, a decision that would further strengthen his already iron grip on the world's most populous nation. blue jim pings political journey has been ethic from political exile during the upheavals of the cultural revolution to becoming the most powerful chinese leader since mows at dawn in the 19 seventy's, china has been transformed since the mouth era, from a poor, inward looking country into a global superpower and the world's 2nd largest economy. unless, believe she goes into the congress in a strong position. and his appointment for a 3rd term as party chief, gives him more politi

expected to be headed and historic 3rd thousands of chin indians have taken to the straits of the capital tunis to protest against the countries president demonstrators from rival political movements demanded accountability from the nations long running economic crisis using president case said, attempting to turn to nicea back into an autocracy. thousands of retired people if at the streets of madrid to demand higher pensions and better salaries in the face of high inflation. and shima prices rose by almost 9 percent in september compared to the previous year. demonstrate to say they are struggling to make ends meet sport now and to bundle they decided were back in action after mid week losses in the champions league. frank, that were hunting a win, which would keep them in the top for barbecues, and we're hoping their new manager shall be alonzo, could help them step out the bottom 3. but it wasn't to be frankfurt can be a tricky place to travel to just ask, lave, accusing boss, shabby, alonzo. his 2nd point is league a game in charge. saw his team pitied against an inform intact side whose 1

some other stories making headlines around the world at this hour, protesters into niches capital tunis have clashed with police during a 2nd night of anti government demonstrations. rival political movements have joined forces against the nations long running economic crisis. they accused president ty, side of attempting to turn tunisia back into an autocracy. thousands are marching in paris to protest shoring living cause and government inaction on climate change. protesters are demanding higher wages and want energy companies to pay taxes on windfall. the rallies come at mid ongoing strikes at fuel refineries in depots that have led to widespread gasoline shortages. you on must the world's richest man announced that his company will continue to pay for starling satellite . internet in your credit is, comes just a day after you said space acts could not keep funding. the project strongly has been vidal, to ukraine's communications, as it fights against russia's invasion. president latimer zalinski says fighting around the eastern city of buck, mood has intensified in ukraine. pro russ

officials on the island have described it as a, quote, biblical disaster for testers in chinese, capital tunis have class with police during a 2nd night of anti government demonstrations. rival movements have joint forces to protest the countries long running economic crisis. the accused president chi side of attempting to turn to nisha back into an autopsy iranian state media faily 8 people have been injured in a fire at the notorious even prison in tehran images posted on line sho flames and smoke rising above the facility in the capital there are also reports of gunfire. state media phase clashes between prisoners and guards are not related to the anti government protest. sweeping the country authorities claim the situation is under control in prison, his home to a number of political prisoners. recently, hundreds of protesters have been sent to even activists have long criticized disability for a legit human rights abuse. and we spoke earlier with mile curry me. she's the author of a book on descent in iran. and she told us why here on even prison is emblematic of oppression there. well, a

handed and his story 3rd to argue thousands of chin indians have taken to the streets of the capital tunis to protest against the country president demonstrate as from rival political movements demanded accountability for the nations long running economic crisis. husing prison case said of attempting to turn to nicea back into an autopsy. thousands of retired people if, if the streets of madrid to demand higher pensions and better salaries in the face of high inflation. and shimmer prices right. rose run by almost 9 percent in september compared to the previous year. demonstrators say i am struggling to make ins sport down to bonus league asides were back in action after mid week losses in the champions league. frankfurt were hunting a win, which would keep them in the top for while they've accusing, we're hoping their new manager sharpie alonso could help them step up out of the bottom 3. but it wasn't a b frankfurt can be a tricky place to travel to just ask labor queues and boss shabby. alonzo. his 2nd buddhist league a dime in charge saw his team, pitied against an informed intact side

authorities are asking residents to remain vigilant and limit their movements. protesters as nice as capital tunis of clash of police during a 2nd night of anti government demonstrations. rival political movements have joined forces to protest nations long running economic crisis. accused president chi side of attempting to turn to nisha back into an autopsy. let's look at some sports now to buddhist legal size. we're back in action after mid week losses in the champions league. frankfurt were hunting for a win, which would keep them in the top for while ever goes in. we're hoping their new managers, avi alonzo, could help them step out of the bottom 3. but that wasn't to be frank for it can be a tricky place to travel to just ask labor cues in boss shabby, alonzo. his 2nd one is league a dime in george saw his team pitied against an informed intact side whose 1st half pressure paid off just shy of half time. where yes belinda groom was brought down inside the box a diet she commodity converted the resulting penalty. parity was restored shortly after the restock. thanks to this diving header from

authorities have asked residents to be vigilant and limit their movements . protesters, indonesia, capital tunis, f class with police in a 2nd night of anti government demonstrations. rival movements have joint forces to protest the nations long running economic crisis. they accused president ty, side of attempting to turn to nisha back into the office of russia's ministry of defense as gum, and if killed 11 people at a training site for its military. the attack happened in belgrade region of russia which borders ukraine. the 2 shooters open fire during a training session for volunteers preparing for deployment to ukraine. shooters were also killed in the attack. despite the ongoing war, some ukrainians are returning to their homes in the east of the country as ukrainian forces make games on the battlefield there. but he is bellinger, was on the 1st train in 6 months to the city of comma tours, which is located in the dallas region. the train is on schedule, it's a passenger train into a was own the 1st trade from from a 2 main city of the ukrainian control part of the don bus. the from a toast

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anna foster, bbc news, tunis.issile tests following a visit to the region by the us vice president, kamala harris. the launches defy a ban imposed on the country by the un security council, and while the tokyo government says they landed outsidejapan's exclusive economic zone — there is concern that the country may be about to conduct a nuclear test in the coming weeks. it's less than two months now until the football world cup kicks off in qatar. excitement is building for supporters all around the globe. a lucky few will travel to see the matches in person — while many more will be watching on television. but some are showing their enthusiasm in a very particular way. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. football fever on a somewhat smaller scale. before every major tournament, people start collecting sticker books. but this year, for some, it's not been that easy. in argentina, there is a major shortage of stickers. shops have sold out, albums are yet to be filled. however, some are luckier than others. translation:

authorities are asking residents to be vigilant and limit their movements . protesters in tunisia as capital tunis, have clash with police during a 2nd night of anti government demonstrations. rival political movements have joined forces against the nations long running economic crisis. the accused president high side of attempting to turn to leisure back into an offer. see you on must the world's richest man announced that his company will continue to pay for startling satellite internet in ukraine. this comes just a day after he said, space acts could not keep funding the project strolling has been vital to ukraine's communications as it fights against russia's invasion. in russia, gunmen have killed 11 people and wounded 15 others in an attack at a training site for the russian military. it happened in the country's b algola to region which borders ukraine. the shooters opened fire during a firearms training session for volunteers preparing to be deployed to fight against ukraine. the russian defense ministry says they were nationalists from a former soviet republic without naming which one the

other stores now making headlines round the world at this hour. protesters in tunisia, his capital tunis, have clash with police during a 2nd night of anti government demonstrations. rival political movements have joined forces against the nations long running economic crisis. the accused president, case side of attempting to turn tunisia back into a talk with c, uganda as president, are wary mas 70 has imposed a lockdown on 2 districts at the center of an a bowl of virus. outgrow, authorities have ordered a night curfew bard personal travel, and shuddered public spaces in the central districts of mo, venda and cassandra 19 people have died since the outbreak was reported last month . i got the thousands are marching in paris to protest. soaring living cost and government inaction on climate change, protesters are demanding higher wages in $1.00 energy companies to pay taxes on winful profits. the rallies come amid ongoing strikes, a fuel refineries in depots that have led to widespread gasoline shorter. president volume is zalinski says fighting around the eastern city of buck, mood has

6th day of the jewish holiday, has been his 2nd night of violence in the tandem and neighbourhood of tunis confrontations between protest as the security forces. i began since friday after the death of a young man. uganda has restricted movements in 2 districts in an attempt to contain the spread of a bowler. and outbreak of the forest was officially declared in september least 19 . people have died. president you already missive any, says that people will not be allowed in or out of the fight areas. at least 20 people have been killed in a bus crash in southwest, in columbia. more than a dozen there injured, the boss is said to flipped over on a road between the cities of pasto and poppy on authority. say it may have been a mechanical fault. it's david headlines. we have more news coming up right after. i'll just hear well, bye for now. for ah, [000:00:00;00] with me it's in with the habitual hers. but i'm not sure yet. this is going to have a good faith in cannot smith in method or plato supple was the 80 mastership thought. i would love to question what off my gum polish. glad i was lea

authorities are asking residents to be vigilant and limit their movements. protesters into his capital tunis have clash with police during a 2nd night of anti government demonstrations. rival political movements have joined forces against the nations long running economic crisis. the accused president heis side of attempting to turn to leisure. back into an autopsy. e, one must the world's richest man announced that his company will continue to pay for startling satellite internet in ukraine. the reason is, comes just a day after he said, space acts could not keep funding. the project. star lake has been vital to ukraine's communications as it fights against russia's invasion and to china now, where president shing paying has opened his communist parties. congress. he addressed more than 2000 delegates from china as only ruling political party. she presented his vision for the future of the world's most populous nation. this includes his goal of reading, unifying the self governing island of ty, one, even if it means using force. she is youth highland, the resolution of the taiwan issue is a

ah, crowds of gathered in the center of the capital tunis, their leaders calling on them to reject. next years legislative elections. officials in nigeria say they're struggling to get food and fuel to areas affected by the was floods in a decade. one of 500 people have died and about 90000 homes are under water. first, group of russian soldiers have arrived in bel routes as part of a joint force. last monday, the bell russian president claimed ukraine was plotting to attack his country. goes the headlines. ha, selects his next name, one, know, 4, and make known him then capella's, other law is up in cell and the same on a regular bass de la re de la mas as the other. a la medal of israel alika by says dare necessary. but gotcha, lesser fees on provider did. they live at santa s. m. under lemon of i showed you the rule said her in is in the kid for school, but he is plasma silva, our cause adela again and the latter did delilah. i did that. not that is on the lords resistance army has operated for 30 years and is one of central africa's longest surviving rebel groups. here on the ou

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anna foster, bbc news, tunis. the globe. a lucky few will travel to see the matches in person — while many more will be watching on television. but some are showing their enthusiasm in a very particular way. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. football fever on a somewhat smaller scale. before every major tournament, people start collecting sticker books. but this year, for some, it's not been that easy. in argentina, there is a major shortage of stickers. shops have sold out, albums are yet to be filled. however, some are luckier than others. translation: my dad said, "i hope we get messi". - he opened it, and we got messi. i went around the house, shouting, "i got messi! "i got messi!" here in buenos aires, they are literally queueing around the block. desperate times call for desperate measures. translation: i arrived at 5:00 in the morning and discovered l they are selling stickers here, one of the few places you can find them right now, because they are not available anywhere. in mexico, santiago fills up his sti

there's been a 2nd night of violence in tandem on neighborhood of tunis. confrontations between protesters and security forces have been going on since friday, after the death of a young man. at least 20 people have been killed in a bus crash in south western columbia. more than a dozen or engine. the bus is thought to flip over on a road between the cities of pasco and papa. yeah. those are the headlines talk to i just in next. this was a young woman, the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting . we're seeing really freedom of being threatened and attacked, is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered. people have no idea what the source of loses back to the game, the role that for all god for bo everything. why on al jazeera, with he was once known as the world's poorest president. i left when gorilla revel in his youth or symbol hico was captured 4 times by the authorities, and survived humane tr

opposition. coalition is protest against fuel and food shortages, crowns have gathered in the capital, tunis, the leaders of the national salvation front of called on people to reject mixtures . legislative elections in case new chancellor is warning of difficult decisions ahead, including an increase in taxes. prime minister distrust sacked her previous chancellor quasi quoting on friday. we are going to take some tough decisions. not just on spending, but also on tax. because we have to show the world that we have a plan that adds up financially, and that's the way that we'll get stability back in the situation. the 1st group of russian soldiers have arrived in bella, bruce. their convoy is expected to team up with bella russian soldiers. the fellowship president has claimed ukraine was plotting to attack his country and russian forces of bomb. several towns that ukrainian soldier seized in cash on the ukrainian military told al jazeera it suspects the goal of the russian to taxes to secure air defense points and ammunition depos, but not to advance, boxed on the sub in the us ambassador u

deteriorating economic and political conditions. crowds have gathered in the center of the capital tunis. their leaders have called on them to reject. next years legislative elections. officials in nigeria say they are struggling to get food and fuel to areas affected by the worst fronts in a decade. more than 500 people have died in about 90000 homes are under water. the 1st group of russian soldiers has arrived in bella rouge. their convoys expected to team up with bell russian soldiers. last monday. the leader velario exclaimed ukraine west plotting to attack his country. in ukraine, russian forces have bombed a number of towns that ukrainian force has seized in course on. the ukrainian government believes the attacks are not aimed at advancing. thousands of students and parents in hungary have rallied in support of striking teachers. they're demanding higher wages and calling for civil disobedience. those are the headlines inside stories mix. ah large parts of northeast and nigeria underwater, hundreds of people have died in the worst flooding in a decade. and the release of water fr

deteriorating political and economic conditions. crowds have gathered in the center of the capital tunis, as you can see, their leaders have called on them to denounced relations, economic and social situation, and also rejects next. he has legislative elections will keep a close eye on that. sorry for you. here on al jazeera throughout the day, officials in nigeria say they're struggling to get food and fuel to areas hits by the worst floods in a decades. more than 500 people have died in about 90000 homes are under water. 27 of nigeria. 36 states are affected. it's national emergency management agency says the disaster is on a colossal scale. i made edris has more from a barrel in nigeria. right now i'm standing knee deep in water and if the camera i little way i little this way, you can see the flow of the water, the whole of the flow. this is happening inside an area that is considered a place of refuge for hundreds of victims. people who have been displaced by the floods, the region, flights of the past, to which implied the boards of capsized with more than 90 percent of lusty kill

against deteriorating political and economic conditions. crash gathered in the center of the capital tunis. their leaders have called on them to reject next years legislative elections. those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next year. is counting the cost. which side is winning chaos or control? i what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming? prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comics? how did we get so much wrong? the quizzical look with us politics, the bottom line. ah, hello, i'm hasn't seeka. this is counting the cost on edge, your weekly look at the world of business and economics. this week, it was seen as a flap in the face to president biden. opec plus is moved to cut oil output has grown angry criticism from washington. why did they do it, and how will us respond? also this week, the world's financial firefighter, a few people like it's harsh lending condition. we look at the role of the international monetary fund in his gloomy economic time, isn't losing relevance. and while some af

there's been a 2nd night of violence in the tangible neighborhood, a tunis confrontations between protest as in security forces and began since friday, after the death of a young man. family says he was killed by security forces. the chin is in ministry of interior is yet to comment. uganda has restricted movement in 2 districts as it tries to contain the spread of a bowler. officials declared an outbreak of the virus in september at least 19 people have died. president, you are the most of any says people won't be allowed in or out of the affected areas. there will be an overnight curfew and pause jims and places of worship will be closed for 3 weeks. cynical hers one of the largest solar farms in west africa, president mackey sol wants to burn fossil fuels to meet growing energy needs. he says a natural gas reserves will bring development. nicholas hack reports now from elton goron. in northern cynical it took an accident. the loss of life and an act of kindness to bring power to more false village in northern senegal. when his son by heart saved a visiting german family from a fatal ca

opposition coalition is protesting against fuel and food shortages grounds of gathered in the capital tunis, the leaders of the national salvation front are against next year. as legislative elections. the u. k. 's new chancellor is warning of difficult decisions ahead, including an increase in taxes. prime minister less trust sacked her previous chancellor on friday. the 1st group of russian soldiers have arrived in bella roost . their convoys expected to team up with bella, russian soldiers. the bell russian president has claimed ukraine was plotting to attack his country. it had announced a joint force with moscow. and russian forces of bombs, several towns that ukrainian soldier seized in cash on the ukrainian military told al jazeera is suspects. the goal of the russian attacks is to secure air defense points and munition depos. those were the headlines will be back with more news and half now inside story is next. ah is the u. k. prime minister in trouble lives? trust sat her chancellor, after early a few weeks in office and reversed major economic policies. a turbulent start for a ne

against deteriorating political and economic conditions. crowds gather in the centre, the capital tunis, their leaders have called on to denounce the nation's economic and social situation and to reject lexia of legislative elections. china's most important political events in decades take place in the coming days. present shebang is near. threatened to remain at the helm when come as 40 delegates meet in bay jane. but the rest of the leadership is set for a shake up. patrick falk outlines what for sake? the streets are painted, red and security has been stepped up ahead of china's commerce party, congress beijing's tightened coven 19 carbs as well. and he outbreak during this important political event, would be an embarrassment for the government. of course, people are paying attention to, you know, whether there will be changes or short term changes. god, because it's affecting everybody is affecting the entire nation. while the rest of the world has mostly decided to live with the virus. china has doggedly pursued as 0 cove approach. heaping pressure on the economy shoring up growth

there's been a 2nd night of violence in the tandem on a neighborhood of tunis confrontations between protesters and security forces have been going on since friday after the death of a young man you gained is restricted movement in 2 districts in an attempt to contain the spread of the bowling and outbreak of the vice was officially declared in september. at least 19 people have died. these 20 people have been killed in a bus crash in southwestern columbia buses thought to flip over on a road between the cities of past. so and for those that headlines in so i school is next ah is the u. k. prime minister in trouble lives? trust satcher, chancellor, after early a few weeks in office and reversed major economic policies. a turbulent start for any government, but in a dire economic crisis, how will trust face her challenges? this is insight store ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm emily angland. the u. k. new chancellor says he didn't vote philly's trust in but supports her economic plans. jeremy hunt was appointed on friday after trust sacked, his predecessor kweisi quite ang, ju

center holds many political prisoners. spent a 2nd night of violence in the tandem on neighbourhood of tunis consultations between protest. this and security forces been going on since friday after the death of a young man. family says security forces killed him. those, all the headlines were back in half an hour, right. now on al jazeera, it's inside school which side is winning payoff or control? why? what does the new forever war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming, prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic how the raw, the quizzical look us politics. the bottom line is the u. k. prime minister in trouble this trust sat her chancellor, after only a few weeks in office and reversed major economic policy and turbulent start, a new government. but in a dire economic crisis, how will trust based her challenges? this is insight. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm emily angland. case new chancellor says he didn't vote philly's trust and but supports her economic plans. jeremy hunt was appointed on friday after trust sacked, his