yes. sammy oh so are are on in march actually last march i the e u has pledged her over i had placed her 261000000 dollars arths through the ear the e u for a different to kind of, ah, to support actually it's our operations, hearing the gaza strip, specially the education and the, the emergency operations better come to the foot assistance education and how so our to day the e u has been now is that they have come to actually sign the agreement off for this operation. so as i mentioned, that was placed, the money was placed in march and to day to you has come to sign this agreement also are this a not just this agreement, but also the e. u. a delegation here is coming to investigate are the are shipper hospital. they said that they agreed to support a big robbery, mental health system with all the crisis that it's facing in god's especially us to actor or the re sent to our hostility is and ad re sent to our escalation that caused to, for a very deterioration, specially in the health sector, sam. oh, thanks so much. shouldn't say there. 10 years after dozens of striking miners were g

u. e. has also been approved. the u. s. has said that it will continue to support the defense capabilities of its allies in the middle east. meanwhile, yelman's warring parties have agreed to extend a 4 month truce for further 2 months hours before it was due to expire. united nations and boise and set the truce between the government and who thes will now last until october, 2nd, the renewal announcement came out of the animosity delegation completed 3 days of talks with the fees and the capital. some president biden says it's an important step, but it's not enough. in the long run, christian salumi has more now from the united nations. the 2 month extension of yeoman's truce is being welcomed by members of the un security council and the humanitarian community who point out the positive impact it's had since it was 1st adopted back in april, reducing the number of casualties. the longest period of calm and 7 years, and i had other positive impacts as well, allowing fuel to get into the country and displace people to return

u. e. has also been given the go ahead. fire crews battling the largest wildfire in california this year found 2 bodies in a bundle. comp forensic investigators sifted through daybreak and collected the remains for identification. the mckinney farm near the state's board with oregon began on friday. it's forced more than 2000 people to leave the homes. the death toll from flooding in the us state of kentucky has now risen to 37 more than 400 people have been lifted from remote mountain communities over the past few days, but hundreds more. are still unaccounted for following some of the worst flooding in the states. history. weather conditions are continuing to hamper rescue efforts with more rain predicted through the week. gelani's chancellor, olaf shawl says that there's no technical reason to delay the return of a gas turbine to russia from the north stream one pipeline. it's currently stranded in germany. it had escalating energy stand off with moscow. russia has blamed issues with the turbine for drastically cut and g

u. e. has also been given the go ahead or gibbons warring parties have agreed to extend a full month's truce for 2 more months. just hours before it was due to expire. the u. an invoice to humans to the assist ation in hostilities between the government and who the rebels. who now last until october, the 2nd the announcements came out was after an amani delegation concluded 3 days of talks with the healthy leadership. kristen salumi has more now from the united nations. the 2 month extension of yemen truce is being welcomed by members of the un security council and the humanitarian community who point out the positive impact it's had since it was 1st adopted back in april, reducing the number of casualties. the longest period of calm and 7 years, and i had other positive impacts as well, allowing fuel to get into the country and displays people to return to their homes . but there are sticking points that remain. they want to get more supplies into the country and they need to work out how to p

there have been days of protests and the government has been pushing for the e. u to release those funds with before the government takes a real convincing step. i don't think the european institutions are in a hurry to provide the money. and the more we wait, the higher is the cost of financing the budget deficit. here and cure of people fear that inflation will just keep on climbing, even if apricots, or particularly be plentiful and cheap. this year. moving on us manufacturing is growing at its lowest rate since the early months of the corona virus pandemic. a key index of factor activity has hit a 2 year low, according to data released on monday, the institute for supply management. so it says production is also slowing and orders a shrinking figures suggests that we can demand for factory products is taking place as the u. s. economy struggles from an enter my, let's get more on this for my a correspondent at the new york stock exchange. teddy austro teddy. always good to have you on. just explain to us boy sally's behind this slow growth. while rob, this is a

there have been days of protests and the government has been pushing for the e. u to release those funds with before the government takes surreal. convincing step, i don't think the european institutions are in a hurry to provide the money. and the more we wait, the higher is the cost of financing the budget deficits here and get people fear that inflation will just keep on climbing even if apricots, or particularly be plentiful and cheap this year. in other business use. shares in alibaba have been falling off the u. s. authorities threatened to de list the chinese e commerce company in new york. that is, if it doesn't comply with auditing requirements, report what the announcement comes as tensions between washington and paging. grow over a range of issues including technology, human rights, anti one, pilots, a german airline. look tanza have voted in favor of a strike. it could mean further disruptions during the busy summer travel season. the policy is demanding a 5 and a half percent pay rise. strikes and staff shortages have already post carriers to cancel th

u. e has also been approved. the u. s. has said it will continue to support the defense capabilities of its allies in the middle east. or now yeoman's warring parties have agreed to extend a full month truce for further 2 months. just hours before it was due to expire. the un envoy to yemen said the truth between the government and who these were now . last until october, 2nd, the renewal announcement came out of the omani delegation concluded 3 days of talks with the youth. leadership in the capital, santa, or below or as editor of the arab digest joins his vice quote from or to canada. how do you do? you described the timing of the of this cease fire extension when i think it's interesting that it, it took it up almost to the limit before a deal was reached. i think that when the other hand, i can't say i was surprised that that's the deal with the right. that because really isn't everybody's interests to continue this. the fire most particularly, i think for saudi to very accurate can find a way out of this war. it's cos

u. r. e has also been given the go ahead were gibbons, boring parties have agreed to extend a full month truth for further 2 months hours before it was due to expire. us president joe biden says the agreement between the government and the who is an important fit. the us state department is warning that the killing of l. title liter i'm and l is our hittie and in american drones strike, they prompt the group supporters to target us facilities and citizens. he was reportedly struck by to health on the south while he was standing on a balcony in central coppel. us officials say no one else was killed or wounded in the attack. the 1st cargo ship carrying grain to leave ukraine since rusher invited more than 5 months ago has been cited off the coast of turkey. the ship is being monitored by a joint coordination center in sambo. bows out the headlines. the news continues here after al jazeera investigations. oh, you know what $1000000.00 us dollars can do in an election. that alone could finance whole

e a u n. secretary has a says that he has in ukraine, the logistics and security capacity to be able to support any 8 e, a mission to the shop or read. so nuclear power plant from keith should of course, the ukranian and russian authorities agree lot more. so to come here now does air including high tension in the taiwan straits, has china wraps up live fire military drills off to move us officials visit time and one year on to the ton of them seize. pound, cobble, we hear from afghans who fled to the u. s. a struggling to help family members left behind on. ah, here's your headlines for the americas. hi there, thank you so much for joining in. so a big drop in those temperature is a saucy on 24 degrees and we've got weather front toward the southeast of brazil had some weather alerts in play for puerto lay grade. those will likely be dropped on tuesday, a chilly 11 degrees in santiago, but give it a bit of time. your temperatures will go above average and full on sunshine, on friday with a high of 20 degrees off towards the top end of south america right now there's that line of stor

u. e. has also been given to go ahead. people in the u. s. state of kansas a voted to uphold abortion rights in a referendum voters rejected. a propos changed to the states constitution, which would have allowed the republican controlled legislature, the baron, or restrict access to the procedure. kansas is the 1st states to vote on reproductive rights. since the u. s. supreme court overturn roe vs wade and june, allowing states to make their own abortion laws. leave us justice department is filing a lawsuit to protect abortion access in the state of idaho. it's the bypass administrations 1st meet major legal action on the issue. since roe vs wade was overturned, the suit aims to force the conservative state to provide abortions to women facing medical emergencies. we promised that the justice department would work tirelessly protect and advanced reproductive freedom. that is what we are doing. and that is what we will continue to do. we will use every tool at our disposal to ensure that pregnant women get the emergency medical treatment t

washington has said it's ready to quickly seal a deal to restore the 2015 accord on the basis of the e u proposals. and his reading newspapers reporting that a military investigation that has confirmed that has ran he has tried kill 5 palestinian children garza during a recent flare up in violence. the strike had a symmetry and jubilee on the 7th of august, just hours before a ceasefire was agreed. a military base and russian occupied crimea has been hit by several large explosions. the reasons been an important staging ground for russia's invasion of ukraine. russia's defense ministry call the attack sabotaged, but ukraine has not confirm whether it was responsible lasts and gulf and ammunition depot disrupting trains. unfortunately, evacuation around 2000 people from a nearby village. so those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0, after witness search and pencil watching i for now with mm ah, chili's government is coming under extreme pressure as violent street protests showed no sign of abated, protest this clash with police and many areas of the capital. santiago, the

e a u n. secretary has assessed that it has in ukraine, the logistics and security capacity to be able to support any i 8 e a mission to the shop or read. so nuclear power plant from keith should of course, the ukranian and russian authorities agree. lots of the, coming on out there, including tensions in the taiwan strait. china ramps on my fire drills as more us officials visit time on dozens of standards. syrian refugees move to greece after weeks on an island without access to food drinking water more. ah, let's go with your world whether update for the middle east and africa. hi everyone . read off the bat. i wanted to show you this scene in do buy quite intense dust storms. so at some spots during the day visibility was less than a kilometer. people were told to stay off the roads. now at the same time this was going on toward the north in the east coast of the emirates. this was in fujiwara at flash flood warnings in play just because of how intense that rain was. now in terms of that storm, certainly the risk of seen some more of that. it's at time of the year across the middle

with a sophisticated design, a t t has been focusing on green and affordable housing in to whether the high desert climate, a eco africa next dw, back to ukraine, u e. cosen has no idea what is waiting for him in urban, but the photographer has made up his mind. he wants to document the devastation and human suffering may accompany him on a difficult return to his home country, which is still at war. close up. in 45 minutes on d, w o b, let's be honest. summer break just doesn't really mean much does it? without the bundis league as well, don't worry. it will all start up again soon. and as legal football, action goals all in on kick off starts august 9th here on d. w. finally. done . ah, a hello and welcome to the new edition of equal africa, the environment program. how cool production of channels, stevie in by julia jones, dw, and mtv. right here in uganda i am sunday 20.

u. s. will probably also have some changes that would like to see. so unfortunately, the e u effort to force under grain that has not succeeded or appears that way to me and we're likely to be in for further negotiations with an uncertain prospect for success. it doesn't sound very confident at all day gary took us through this specific. so let's break it down. what do you think the sticking points are for washington? and then tell us about what the sticking points off the tyran. well, the basic text to lift us sanctions in exchange for ra, enrolling back its nuclear program has really been in plight since march of this year. and the reason why the agreement hasn't been concluded is because iran has raised 3 separate issues, which the u. s. considers to be extraneous to the text. first, iran wants sanctions lifted on the i, r g c or companies. so should, with the ira juicy. second, iran want some guarantees that even after president biden leaves the white house, the u. s. will continue to honor the arraignment. and 3rd, iran wants the i. e, a investigation in to past nuclear activities to the end. and as i said,

and germany says to proposal has already been put up for discussion within the e. u. it follows as a group of politicians are called on the e u to deny russian vacations in europe while the country continues its war and ukraine. moscow slammed the initiatives as a phobic saying it's been 80 years since similar sentiments were, were made in on the european continent. also, though, now apparently this, the whole possible initiative is getting support by officials in estonia and finland. it's not right did. at the same time as rush, his waging and aggressive, brutal war of aggression in europe. russians can live a normal life travel in europe, be tourists. it is not right. stop a sheen to resist to russians. it is it in europe is a privilege not so human rights are child from russia, shut down, it means washing and countries. each of these is neighbors. to russia carried the badge in time to an tourist from russia. now the most important sanctions of the close the borders because the russians are taking away some one else's land. while they are new coals. com, as russian

e. u has called. it's final submission. iran previously called on the us to show flexibility to resolve issues. washington has said it's ready to quickly seal a deal to restore the court on the basis of your proposals. those were the headlines. the news continues here now to sierra after witness statement. thank so much. let's get to the bottom line. what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? it's very hard to say we're, the escalation stopped. is it a mistake to open up? is that a pandora's box? if you want to be ready for the next pandemic, you figure out this one, the bottom line, your weekly taken us politics in society with maggie, who, when nobody and nobody, nobody won't give me a l. a. bob, a like a double with didn't for oh, a danny wouldn't have been to them. i'm not really about boy, a man over here, cuz my dad, i am a young. yeah. a young. yeah. i yeah. okay. i did talk with paul goldman with a got by book with a go to my, you know, the money, you know what, a good way

ready accept the text that the e u has put forward. as far as i can tell from the crest reporting it, ron has attached some additional conditions and demands that it wants to be met. and if iran is not prepared to accept that e u text, i imagine the u. s. will probably also have some changes that would like to say, has iran has raised 3 separate issues, which the u. s. considers to be extraneous to the text. first, iran wants sanctions lifted on the i, r g c or companies associate with the i r g c. second, iran want some guarantees that even after the president biden leaves, the white house, you west will continue to honor the agreement. and 31 once the i e, a investigation in to past nuclear activities to the end. and as i said, the u. s. considers each agrees to be extraneous to the agreement and is not prepared to accept any of. so i think it's very much an america's interest to revive the j. c. p. away. i think it's in your ron's interest as well. so i don't quite understand why is supreme leader hon. luke continues to procrastinat

the e u has responded to the criticism and claims the new rules are meant to cover the spread of the sub saharan pest. the false coddling mos into europe or south africa has follow the complaint with the world trade organization, claiming the new standards are on necessary for the ceo of sundays river citrus company says export from south africa are just facing discrimination. we believe we are being treated unfairly in the me, his we, if they can, the results that we had reopen about. it is not something that you know, that has happened to us before. and it's really difficult to ship and african speculate. and i say we have really good relationships in europe and want to know like, you know, at the end of the day. exactly why this was done in such a manner. you know, we, at the moment we are focusing to try and fall and do things as well as we can. and also obviously the father that is being held up in europe release as soon as possible. we believe the program says he made them regardless of the fact that we, we dispute the process. you know, we are trying to operate at this point.

u. e and the u. n. has launched an appeal for a $160000000.00 more than $1100.00 people have died so far since the mom seen rains began in june. come on, hider is in swats one of the west affected areas where i'm standing right now. you can see all these draw. now these are all 4 brought by that raging daughter and had our grinding effect. in fact played red, i'm standing, what shops and building. there is no time left of god. we have one of the residents of broad toward our job where the family render dr. drug. i didn't daughter were the one of the most frightening experiences he had ever did. he have gotten not going to show us his house and tell us about the damages that have been wounded. this is so adorable. it was true. and when the water came into our home, many buildings close by, wiped out there was a bridge that too is gone. was that we left it just to close on our backs. everything gets destroy at this family, i know we're lucky to be able to get out. here, of course has gone back to retrieve wha

u. e and the un has launch an appeal for a $160000000.00. more than 1100 people have died since the monsoon rains began in june. ukraine has launched a counter offensive against russian forces in the south to retake the castle in region. the government says its troops have broken through russian defences on the front line, forcing units to retreat. but russia says the advance failed and ukraine suffered heavy losses. police in argentina's capital have use war to canon and take ass off to support. as of the vice president wrote through barricades to gather outside a home, wasena fernandez, the cushion is facing corruption charges for allegedly awarding public works. contracts were found a friend on the last known member of an isolated tribe in brazil's amazon rain forest has died from wants believe to been natural causes the man lived in isolation for more than 20 years off to the rest of his community. were killed by illegal logos miners, and farmers. he was found dead inside his heart by officials hooping tracking his movements for years. t

e. u. has called it's final submission iran previously called on the us to show flexibility to resolve issues. washington said it's ready to quickly see la deal to restore the 2015 accord on the basis of the e u proposal. and his reading newspapers reporting that a military investigation has confirmed and his rainy air strike killed 5 palestinian children and garza during a recent fare up in violence as ready strike hit a cemetery and jubilee on the 7th of august. well, those were the headlines. news continues here on al jazeera after the stream stayed with them to watch and bye for now. a weekly look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies, and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives in our museum in counting the cost on our g 0 i i have for me, ok, welcome to the stream. the number of people making dangerous and potentially deadly journeys across the mediterranean is on the rise. again. let's take a look at the numbers. so this is from janu

the e u has been getting increasingly involved in the ukrainian conflict with a block now considering conducting a large scale military training program with ukrainian armed forces. mil details now and opinions with oxy contributor rachel marston. the rhetoric from some leadership figures in europe is growing increasingly militaristic and seems to be laying the groundwork for greater aggression and involvement in the ukraine conflict. the european union's chief diplomat, joseph burrell said on monday that the blocks defense ministers will be considering a proposal at their meeting in prague next monday, and tuesday to get involved in training ukrainian troops on e u. territory. one, i believe it seems reasonable that a war that is lasting and looks set to last requires an effort. not only in terms of supplies of material nicky, but also in training and assistance to the organization of the army and, and i hope it will be approved. it will not be in ukraine. it will be in neighboring countries which already have training missions, britain and canada are already train ukrainian fighters

e a, the u. n. secretary has a says that it has in ukraine, the logistics and security capacity to be able to support any i 8 e, a mission to the jap read. so nuclear power plant from keith should of course, the ukranian and russian authorities agree a shipment of ukrainian cry and bound for africa has left the black sea port of thieves. then ye, it's the 1st to head to the continent since russia's invasion and february, the u. enchanted vessel, brave commander is carrying 23000 tons of wheat, distant for ethiopia, about 18000000 people in the horn of africa, suffering extreme hunger. julian wolf reports. so tumor down cuz so and her 2 children are among 900000 people, displaced by drought in somalia. she scared her children for more than 300 kilometers to reach you. monitoring aid, provided by the un about on the mac, gave us when we finished our stock of food from the farm and animals started dying, we could not feed our children. we decided to flee because of hunger, according to the united nations, the horn of africa is suffering its longest drought in 4 decades. in somalia, it says millions of p

ah, yet, almost as yes ordinary europeans should wait for the consequences, the decisions that the e u has been making for several years. it won't be that long to wait autumn a winter, just around the corner. we'll see what the energy balance is going to look like, how the food security issue be sold, the trying to blame russia for these problems, but they are ready to blame. russia has long been warning europe at these issues long before the military operations. i think that the way to normalize the situation lies and changing the use political cause. russia has never been the initiate of restrictive sanctions measures. you want to say, well, speaking of a stony of the country, young lot, fia, they have both pulled out from the cooperation group known as the 16 plus one trade organization. now it consists of china and countries within europe. explaining their departure, the foreign ministries of both states said they will seek relations based on mutual benefit and respect for international law. in 2012, beijing launch the 16 plus one initiative in an attempt to expand business and investm

e. u has called it's final submission iran, previously called in the us to show flexibility to resolve issues. washington has said it's ready to quickly seal a deal to restore the 2015 accord on the basis of your proposals. we have in fact received around comments on the news proposed final text. we have received them through the you where in the process of study. we are at the same time engaged in consultations with you and, or your allies on the way ahead. what could be negotiated over the course of these past 16? 17 months has been negotiated. so we'll continue to study what has been submitted. we'll continue to consult closely with you with our european allies, other partners, and when we have more disable. sure that. and he's really newspapers reporting that a military investigation has confirmed on his radio strike killed 5 palestinian children in garza junior recent flare up in violence. israeli striking a symmetry in jamalia on the 7th of august, just hours before a sci fi was agreed, you may say it has more now from god on august 7th and 9, the 3 latest escalation on the gaza strip b

the top stories for this, our next since the start of russia's military operation in ukraine, the e u. has tied itself up in knots, it declares that must be independent of russian energy, while at the same time being terrified that moscow might terminate supplies altogether at any time. catch more on our t's cross or see you again at the top of our ah ah ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross. well, things are considered on people since the started russian special military operation and ukraine. the ear was tied up in knots, declares it must be independent of russian energy. well, at the same time, terrified moscow might terminate supplies altogether at any time. for the e u energy policy is an ideological struggle. oh, discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, jordan samuel in budapest, he's a pod cast or the guy which will be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to be bob and she's a political analyst and editor at you know me internet media project or i generally cross rules. in fact, that means you can jump the time you want. and i always appreciate it. whe

with its un mandate. soviet american journalist, a blogger, no boy, said by lich things that the e u has no wife to dictate its position for soviet, given that some of the blocks member states do not recognize the self proclaimed costs of over public. you appointed itself sort of a legal guardian of course, of all, with this whole legal mission. they technically delegate the viceroy there that the un viceroy. but the irony of the situation is the burrell comes from spain and spain is one of the 5 member states that did not recognize course of all the e. you honestly cannot broker this because they've already said their bottom line is, serbia must recognize co civil. but 5, you members themselves do not. so the block is really sort of in a paradoxical position and they don't have a leg to stand on. and besides, everybody in the region as well as elsewhere knows that the obedience answer directly to the u. s. and it's really the americans the want to negotiate with, in order to resolve the conflict. and so you, you basically have the service and the obedience locked in, that mutual struggl

now the e u has canceled on agreement with russia on issuing simplified. baez's that's of european ministers are divided over the idea of a total ban on russian tourist, which has been opposed by countries such as hungry, the netherlands, and licks and burg. here is to take all not of our tea contributor, rich marse. so what the e minister settled on in a majority vote at this meeting in prague was to suspend a simplified an expedited visa regime for russians. concretely, this means the russian tourist supplying for a visa will have to wait up to 6 months for visa processing as opposed to the current 3. and they'll be charged 80 euro's for the visa instead of the current $35.00. they may also be subjected to more probing as to the reason for their travel. and it's also important to note that this is a political consensus that's been reached. it's not yet legal taxed. also, the european commission is going to have to figure out, joseph burrell says, what to do with the russian visas that has already been issued. now the blocks 27 foreign minister spent the past 2 days, unable to come to an ag

the possibility to open many of the person that we're on, on still in, in brussels. alexander, the e u has said that both serbia and constable need to normalize their relations if they wish to ultimately join the block. if the you were to eventually accept serbia and causal as member states, is that something that would diffuse these tensions at all? that is that that is a really good question. here's the thing for her. for serbia to enter the u. it has to recognize independence, of course. the 35th chapter of the current negotiation deals with exactly that. it is absolutely clear and has become absolutely clear over the years that the only way for service to enter the you and become a full fledged member state is to recognize costs are now what that recognition actually will look like in practice. it's a different thing. obviously there might be a little bit of room to maneuver there, but i don't know. i do not see serbia entering the without actually resolving this in a way. but that's, that's positive for everyone. not just one side on but as far as cost was concerned . i think there ar

george, the hungarian prime minister, said that the e u has been more harmed by its own sanctions than russia. was those. what he said this before, i mean he essentially repeating the points that he made when he delivered is important address in romania. that's the policy. it was based on 4 assumptions, one that the ukraine with the help of western arms can prevail. second, the will that the sanctions are going to bring russia to its knees so that the sanctions are not going to your more than they are russia. and walls of the rest of the world will line up behind the european union and the united state. and he's, that is a good for assumptions, have been shown to be absolutely wrong. so it's like we're sitting in with for broken wheels. ease point is that europe is now in a dead end. but the only way out is not to anything with europe. but graham, the joke between the united states and russia, unfortunately, and this is something he said before, no one in the united states was present to negotiate. and he said, again, last month that is only trump had been president or angela russell's