u. n. been looking at how the effects of extreme weather events can be reduced, study 10, imagine seats from earthquakes to droughts, floods, and wildfires. and it said the causes of disasters needs to be identified, such as the rosen that can lead to landslides. the scene in haiti and sandstorms in madagascar, and the report suggests better warning systems could have reduced death during a heat wave in canada and flooding in lagos. in nigeria, it says that needs to be more focus on designing and implementing sustainable solutions. ok, all right, let's bring in august then evanston, illinois is our expertise, climate scientists and associate professor of planetary sciences at northwestern university. a yard focuses on greenland climate history. in bon is evans body lead author of the interconnected disaster risks report just talking about and deputy director of the un at universities institute for environment and human security added new castle is sharon georgia, senior electra in environments a

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the pandemic climate change and the war in ukraine had been blamed. the u. n says that the world has been lurching from crisis to crisis over the past 2 years. the setback is global, affecting more than 90 percent of countries since 2019. the worst affected is south sudan. people there live on average until they're 55 years old. and you'll earnings a $768.00. at the other end of the scale is switzerland. it's been a top performer since 2009 people that are expected to live into their mid eighties and earn on average $66000.00 a year. the un says the situation could be improved by countries investing in renewable energy, preparing for future pandemic st. and insuring against economic shocks. elders, there is hip morgan has more now from khartoum on white chad, south sudan, and this year are at the bottom of that list. when you take a look at the 3 countries at the bottom of the list, there are a few factors that they seem to have in common. now, one of them is conflict. those countries have been facing conflict for years now. that has led to the displacement of

he's being shown, the sort of extensive damage that's been dealt to the fertility and the stories that shape the weak r t joins, experts from the u. n. nuclear watchdog, who's been inspecting the embattled example rose year power plant that facilitate coming under intensive attacks by ukrainian forces, according to local official the last leader of the soviet union, we kind of yield. gorbachev died this week at the age of 90. 1 most go central hospital after a prolonged illness will be examining his historic legacy a head, a deadly scenes in iraq on monday with at least 30 people killed in clashes in baghdad as arm protesters storm. the so called green zone, where government and foreign embassy offices are located a broadcasting from moscow. i'm, you know, the lila and you're welcome to the recap of the main news headlines from the past 7 days on today to this week he saw fighting escalates near europe's largest nuclear power plant in southeastern ukraine. kia force has made several attempts to recapture the russian held up rosier, facilitate but were repelled. according to russia's defense ministry, the m o. d say the latest that t

u. n. e. u and international monetary fund . i've been attending a global summit and the dutch city of rotterdam, nations are hoping to use the money to improve resilience, to extreme weather events and expand renewable energy projects. germany's the president has asked for forgiveness from families of the israeli athletes killed in the attack. had you in the 1972 munich olympics, frank halter stung him. there also offered an apology at a ceremony to mark a 50 years since the killings. the athletes were taken hostage by palestinian armed group and then killed and a gun fight between the fighters and german police. a russian reporter who covered the defense of beat has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for treason. yvonne saffron off is one of the country's most respected journalists. the $32.00 was accused of passing military secrets to check intelligence and a german national. he insisted that he was innocent, arguing that he only collected information legally from various sources as part of his journalistic work. now i, we're going t

u. n. e u and international monetary fund have been attending a global summit in the dutch city of rotterdam. nations are hoping to use the money to improve resilience, to extreme weather events, and expand renewable energy projects. russell soda is at the summit in rotterdam. the largest ever gathering off the african head of states and government focused one adaptation was held on monday. it took place at global center on adaptations headquarters in the largest floating office in the world in the netherlands. so the summit has brought together african leaders, civil society, private sector, central banks, development banks, youth leaders, and several other stakeholders to raise the ambitions on adaptation action for africa. however, there was not even a single western head of state and government here. and today i spoke to the prisoner of senegal and the chief person of african union, how he feels about that rhythm or a little after this summer. and rotterdam where disappointedly, we didn't see any western had sustained. what matters is the contributions we are waiting to get tyrannized be

when the buildings in civil cities was on fire, the mission has been in congo for more than 2 decades. it's a cost to the u. n. of around $1000000000.00. now the peacekeeping mission has been in the country since 99, but the dramatic increase in violence from groups left 400 peacekeepers and 4000 civilians dead between 202020228 local, contributed gillian. baloo may says that many congolese ferrying for their lives due to the ongoing violence, are becoming frustrated with the missions continued presence. the un mission has been here mo, done to dictates in ha, india c. i would have out more news quiz around. but this situation is still getting worse and worse, and the local population has been on here talking about this. declaring about this, saying that why we have a bay, well paid mission in the world, especially with one more than 11000000000 dollars each year. and there is no peace in the country, the you and they have all the logistics, they have everything. but they used to say, or can we have to wait for the day, the security council decision when people are dying, and especially when people are being

u. n, which have been negotiated with other john by the u. k. italy and many other countries over the past few months. and then finally, what's perhaps also important to mention is that turkey plays a role within the trilateral agreement. it has a monitor position, but a rather small one. and i think there is both space for more turkish involvement. and of course, also more your involvement on this in order to make any agreement between the 2 countries. more credible has got plenty more still ahead on this news hour, including the passing of britain's queen. we look at what else is changing in the united kingdom, sweden's prime minister, resigns after an unprecedented wind for the far right in elections on sunday. and later in sport vs ti's big 3 superstars come to the rescue in the champions league . ah. thousands of mourners are filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth. the 2nd body will lie in state at westminster hall for the next 4 days. a 5 kilometers long q is stretching through london as people wait to pay their respects. metropolita

the title here of ukraine to step on bendara, also posthumously. he'd been the leader of the most radical nationalist group, o u. n. b, western ukraine celebration, which and been down i by erecting statues and naming major streets after them a i want to with her with you. i am with full credit caveats of wood from beach a patient, but in the, in the book there with a well yeah, we should get the whole, the bit of fiesta, valuable make is cami model most if you see a style in, especially on a promotional bundle, with a grain just wasn't sure that she wasn't great enough and you brought the mckinley story on this with our slow yesterday, tanya. ok, that's how i feel craner on you poor. did he ching that by seal grease you, polish, and ukrainian historians have the different assessments of the numbers of victims on each side as well as different accounts of why it will happen to me. but all agree that the volume tragedy was the bloodiest, ukrainian polish conflict in the 2 nations shared history helped us as to yet, or took a certain proceeds from the oval in school. so we can see a dish and i can put up a name agre

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i mean i, i've been reading reports and he also been covering it here with archie international. i fear relevant, their various u. n. world food programs that have been cutting, how much funding they have, and cutting how much food they can put out as well. so it's not just the natural, inclement weather, for example, in the droughts, but it's also politics involved and lack of budgets involved as well. and obviously yemen is a big deal to, but some people call yemen that the biggest manmade catastrophe in the history of mankind. when you talk about global responses, we, we've heard about cargo ships being sent to, well, the supposed to go to the poor countries on that because they kind of end up going to the richer countries. what, what is the global response? right, right, so like i said, we're seeing billions and billions go to 8 and ukraine, right. and we're seeing that the, the priorities go specifically to ukraine. so just yesterday, a ukrainian deputy minister of a gary and m policy and food pretty much posted about the help that ukraine was actually offering. let's hobble a tension is being drawn 1st and fo

been killed and 6000 wounded. and that's in nikolai region alone. the u. n. atomic watchdog chief has again been trying to draw the world attention to the continuation of attacks on those up old nuclear power plant. the facility is still coming under heavy shelly, even off of the i. e. h. recent mission to that nuclear complex and the bodies, our director general and i filed grossey outlined the latest developments of the media conference. it was monday, sharing continues and their direct impact on, on the reactors on associated facilities in particular. the spent fuel areas where the, where the spent fuel is located, you know, attributing no blame for those shows. so we spoke with former german m, p, and member of the left party, martin tulsa. he actually believes the i e, a is powerless to actually act in this. he says it's under political pressure, a should be strong enough to say what they have been feeling. and if they have seen the numbers which prove that it has been made to make at been nature rockets and why should the rational should i mean, no one

been forcibly deported to russia or russian held territories. any united nations security council session, the u. s. ambassador to the u. n said up to 1600000 ukrainians have been detained, interrogated and forcibly deported. the experience is different for every one, depending on how threatening they are perceived to be toward russia's invasion. and some are allowed to remain in russian occupied parts of ukraine, summer, forcibly deported to russia, and some are sent to prison. and some simply vanish. the u. s. says officials from the russian government, a, coordinating the deportations, but moscow dismissed the claims and said these ukrainians have voluntarily moved to russia. good lawyer. it's a new milestone on the disinformation campaign unleashed by ukraine and its western bacchus against our country that are un human rights. officials say there are also credible allegations of unaccompanied ukrainian children taken by force across the border. we are concerned that the rational authorities have adopted a simplified procedure to grant ration citizenship to children without our until care and that these children would

the title hero of ukraine to step on bendara, also posthumously. he'd been the leader of the most radical nationalist group o u. n. b. western ukraine celebrates show he had which and been della by erecting statues and naming major streets after them in with as winter draws near in temperatures, drop europe finds itself to be very vulnerable. rejection of brushing energy is not only slowing europe's economy, but also bringing on a recession. what's worse? europe's economic woes for self inflicted. is europe attempting suicide? oh yes. wish you had the whole the barrel see on yesteryear, little mickey scott, when we reported a dispassionate come with me, she wasn't great enough and you brought in the story. the august are slow yesterday for tanya. that's how i feel crane on you poor he did. ching, that by seal green, polish, and ukrainian historians have the different assessments of the numbers of victims on each side as well as different accounts of why it happened. but all agree that the volume tragedy was the bloodiest, ukrainian polish conflict in the 2 nations shared history practices together, or took a cert

u. n team has been a turing parts of flood affected pakistan in baluchistan. and since province meeting with those that are living in or near the flood zone, trying to recess the damage for themself, trying to get a sense of how people are suffering and trying to cope with the ongoing crisis. and their message to the world is very clear, it is time to step in and help pockets done. now my job here is rather simple and so is the 2nd generals to come here to see what are the urgent needs that we need to, to talk to the world about. and those urgent needs are life saving assistance right now for those people that you've been talking about. and then a really serious process of leveraging international support for adaptation for resilience, for livelihood development. so that these people have some way to go home to and not just survive. that's the message that we have come to to see and to look at. and i'm sure that's what the secretary will take away with them. now the human suffering is unparalleled in its scope, but the delegation also visited us, go with herit

been killed and 6000 wounded. and that's in nikolai of region alone. meantime, the u. n's, atomic watched or chief has again been trying to draw the world's attention to the continuing attacks on those up at all. if you had nuclear power plant, the facility is still coming under happy shelling even after the i. e. s. a recent mission to the nuclear complex, with some of the shells, shrapnel, having nato serial number stamped inside the bodies director, general rafael grossi offline. the latest developments that of monday media conference sharing continues and their direct impact on, on the reactors on associated facilities. in particular that the spent fuel areas where the, where the spent fuel is located with owner in the program here at ot see i did speak with former job and m p and a member of the left party, martin told so how he believes the i e a is powerless to act, he says, it's under political pressure. i am sure be strong enough to say what they have been seating. and if they have seen the numbers which prove that it has been made of nature, nature rockets, and why should the rational shoot them? i mean, no o

been reached several times. according to the head of the u. n. nuclear watchdog stays the agencies representatives will remain at the plant and emails released by us attorney's general claim to show that by the administration has been a quote, incestuous relationship with big tech firms aimed at centering content ah, across the world around the clock, this is r t from the team and myself unit a little hello and welcome to the news our at 5 pm in the russian capital. group of 7 finance chiefs have agreed to impose a price cap on russian oil according to a statement released after a meeting of the organizations ministers. the move comes this spite moscow warning, not it won't supply any one supporting the move just to run and consider those countries that will join the potential price cap will not be among the recipients of russian oil. we simply will not interact with them in terms of oil on such non market conditions. our oil will go to other markets to those countries that are ready to act according to market conditions. larks easily of a tranq

been breached several times. according to the head of the u. n. nuclear watchdog stays the agencies representatives will remain the e mails released by u. s. attorneys general failed to show that by the administration has been an incestuous relationship with big.

u. n. says that hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been forcibly taken to russian held territory or all the russian federation. the allegation appears to back up ukraine's long held claims of force deportations. he, when human rights officials say, there's also been a campaign to take unaccompanied ukrainian children across the border to be adopted in russia in may this year evacuated, residents, fleet, the besieged city of merrier pole. the united nations and the u. s. now say they have evidence that some evacuated from mary paul and other occupied areas, as well as many people who stayed behind have been forcibly deported to russia or russian held territories. any united nations security council session official said hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been detained, interrogated and forcibly deported. the experience is different for every one, depending on how threatening they are perceived to be toward russia's invasion, and some are allowed to remain in russian occupied parts of ukraine, summer, forcibly deported to russia, and some are sent to prison and some simply vanish. t

u. n. h c r. we haven't been able to get an answer as of yet, but the numbers keep on climbing now. it's nearly 80 bodies that have been found from this, from the thinking. and as you can imagine, there's a lot of tension, anger, grief, people want the answers because yes, they do know that only a few people died, but they don't know whether or not their family members or friends were among, were among the victims, or whether or not they remain missing because there is no exact number on how many people were on that boat. just conflicting numbers, something 80 something 1120 as, as you can imagine. and this is also the human cost of lebanon's economic crisis. he told me about that earlier that you, you spoke to people here. these 2 things are absolutely link. however, however, he told me, people would be willing to get back on the boat, even seeing what they're seeing today. yes, this is, this was the 1st tragedy. yes. it's the deadliest but not the 1st. a few months ago, in april, a boat capsized after an altercation with an 11 needs navy navy vessel, and people remain missing. but

n d u. when years have been found in much more belligerent. i mean, c, s, t o. usually the sessions begin with a statement that the nation is not directed against any context. any other conference with nato, you always rushing the threat. china is changing the world order. so charlie is also kind of a threat. and this is the guy, the rhetoric that has been not age and but you know, just making very angry, both the people in china and the people in russia. so in that case, president c, and present there have support all the nations. there are many people in russia and china were angry about the extra souls or more of the west. and that's for your previous question. when you said, is it a good time for china to be rational? hello. hi, corporation organization. i'm life natal, who is a financial we close. you can not exclude any one from that. can i station or betrayed it? if a county remember it will be there, you don't have to get a special invitation. and what makes this simon special is that they include in all the wrong, which for many years had been viewed wi

u. n. d p. she says there's been an unprecedented decline in living standards globally. is actually 9 out of 10 countries in the world that are versed with regards to a human development. and we have them looking at gross national income, the economists. but we are also looking at life expectancy, the quality of health systems, health services and education. it's a wide range of issues that we're looking at with regards to what we call human development. the world has definitely since it challenges before we have to condemn it. we have been war affecting more than one country, actually the entire world. what has happened now and what we are presenting in the report is an uncertainty complex. i mean, so many of these challenges happening at the same time. we saw a decline already because of the climate crisis, the head of the damage. we had the pen demik of course with its impact to help those who wider it impacts with regards to social situations in countries lingering long way beyond. you know, the condemning of such and then of course, the ripple effect. well, the russ

u. n. is saying that there are credible reports of ukrainians, including children being forcibly taken to russia. here's what you at the u. n. z assistant secretary general for human rights said about this. there had been credible allegations of force transfers of unaccompanied children to russian occupied territory, or to the russian federation itself. we are concerned that the rational authorities have adopted a simplified procedure to grant ration citizenship to children without parental care. and that these children would be eligible for adoption by russian families. children being forced to leave ukraine taken to russia. nick, what can you tell us about these allegations? this is something that ukraine government has been talking about for a long time, but seemingly only recently is something that the you, another outside observers are wanting to engage with. and i think that question also of them being able to kind of effect check these claims, the ombudsman here and key have talked about 7000 children who have been taken to russia. that is on top of what's believed to be more than a 1000000 ukrainians. are of our families and all ages that have at now end up on russian territory. it's important

every province in the region has been devastated with since the west effected record that monsoon reins of lead to the death of about 1200 people. the u. n. has launched a 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding the in iraq at least 4 people have been killed in fighting between rival c on fractions . the southern city of buzzer remains on edge of the violence began on wednesday. the tensions are high off the she needed a ton of southern said he was withdrawn from politics, is supporters and iran back forces engaged in heavy fighting in baghdad. early this week, a court in malaysia had sentenced the wife of former prime minister, not 10 years in prison after corruption. charles moments was convicted of all charges including soliciting and receiving bribes becomes days after her husband was jails for corruption. i'm sure lanka and international monetary fund struck a deal for $2900000000.00 out. people have been struggling for months west economic crisis since independence. the news continues herron al jazeera, as after witness. ah, ah, ah ah, ah. hey patricia where she moved from you so didn't office show coming was put you in at ha

u. k. energy security group. thanks a lot for the pandemic climate change in the war and ukraine had been playing for lowering life expectancy and living standards around the world. the u. n. development program says 9 out of every 10 countries being affected, the lives of people in south sudan shot and new jersey declined the most switzerland norway in iceland, remain the talk forming countries with higher standards of living and life expectancies. let's go to hebrew. morgan has recently been to 3 of those worth rank countries. joining us now from cartoons who don. so tell us about your experiences and to what extent climate change has had an impact on what's going on. while a scene in those 3 countries over the past, peers, the impact of climate change leading to displacement of civilian hundreds of thousands of people being forced to leave their homes. and that is affecting development in those countries, for example, felt for them for the past 3 years, has been with missing heavy flooding that has led to dozens of villages submerged. and people displaced not just inside the country, but some into neighboring sudan as well. and we've also seen the same happening in cha

u. n. e u, and international monetary fund. i've been attending a global summit in the dutch city of rotterdam, russell said, r as at the summit. the largest ever gathering off the african head of states and government focused one adaptation was held on monday. it took place at global center on adaptations headquarters in the largest floating office in the world in the netherlands. so the summit has brought together african leaders, civil society, private sector, central banks, development banks, youth leaders, and several other stake holders to raise the ambitions on adaptation action for africa. however, there was not even a single western head of state and government. here i spoke to the prisoner of senegal and the chief person of african union, how he feels about that rhythm on a little after this summer in rotterdam, where disappointedly, we didn't see any western heads estate. what matters is the contributions we are waiting to get tyrannized before cope 27. to go. we have 2 months. so we need to raise awareness from all industrial

u. n. a finds itself in, it has been unable to stop this war. and it is a clear war of aggression yesterday we heard from a lot of reasons he urging the un to, to remove russia from the security council for law, and hope i would have thought, well, that's the problem with any attempts to reform the security council. you would need this, the concern of the members of the security council to do that to make any changes there and all 5 of those countries have vito powers. i think one thing that was interesting though, for from this week speeches from joe biden, u. s. president, it was quite interesting that he picked up on the issue of reforming the un security council, which has been an official us position for some time. but it's not something that it talks about an awful lot and the spectacle, you know, the current situation where you have a member of the security council that has unleashed sexual war. and isn't therefore in a position to block any action by the security council or to end that war. i think this is given further weight to those c

u. s. was still an 8.3 percent and in fact, take higher than it had been in july. the u. n. a u. s. a new you have called for an immediate de escalation of fighting between on media and as a by john 49 armenian troops, and 50 as a by johnny soldiers were killed on monday night. ukraine says it's a means you take back all of its territory under occupation by russian forces. he cranes military has been on a rapid counter offensive to the northeast. president vladimir lensky says his forces are in full control of more than 8000 square kilometers of territory. recapture from russia. moscow as admitted its forces have been outnumbered in the past week. william rito has been sworn in his kenya's president tufted, narrowly winning last month's elections. the ceremony was held a week after the supreme court upheld his victory. his political rival, rolla, dingo, had challenged the results from state headlines. more news coming up here on al jazeera white off to return to witness 03 . and she got shocked by that medicine that the other one has india. i know them went to the dodge as in get if

been flooding here that re all the way to sierra leone. ah, with lou ah, reminder the top stories here on al jazeera, the head of the u. n. 's atomic watchdog is one that the physical integrity of europe's largest nuclear power plant has been violated because of the war and ukraine, raphael crossing and his team of experts travel for hours through a war zone to inspect this upper asia. blunt southern pakistan is bracing for even more floods as a surge of water heads down the industry. river. record monsoon rains and melting glasses of triggered floods that have killed nearly 1200 people since june. the last 4 people have been killed in the rocky city of basra during fighting between rival. she ain't factions tensions a high after she i leader mc todd al sada said he was withdrawing from politics. now a federal judge has deferred a ruling on whether to appoint what's known as a special master to review documents that the f b i sees from former us president donald trump is the latest stage in the dispute that erupted to after trumps mar logo residence was search last month, the justice department is investigating how documen