u. n. before the war, russia and ukraine accounted for nearly a 3rd of global grain exports, partly it supplying some of the world's poorest countries. john hendern is in ukraine's capital keith, and has more on the latest nuclear facility attack. zillow, as he wants to have an international investigation, he wants officials from the international atomic energy agency to go to that site and to investigate what's happening he's, he does call it nuclear tear. what ukrainians are saying is that the russians have been firing from the site of that nuclear facility. well, that naturally draws return fire, but ukraine says, it wasn't the military that struck that cited insist that russia was the one that did that. and today we had a worker injured during yet another strike on that facility. so there is a legitimate concern around the world. this is the largest nuclear facility, not just in ukraine, but in europe. and it could cause a nuclear disaster, as we saw, ensure noble back in the eighty's. so this

u. n. before the war, russia and ukraine accounted for nearly a 3rd of global grain exports partly supplying some of the world's poorest countries. john hendern is in ukraine's capital. keven has more on the latest nuclear facility attack. zillow, as he wants to have an international investigation, he wants officials from the international atomic energy agency to go to that site and to investigate what's happening he's, he does call it nuclear tear what the ukrainians are saying is that the russians have been firing from the site of that nuclear facility. well, that naturally draws return fire, but ukraine says, it wasn't the military that struck that cited insist that russia was the one that did that. and today we had a worker injured during yet another strike on that facility. so there is a legitimate concern around the world. this is the largest nuclear facility, not just in ukraine, but in europe, and it could cause a nuclear disaster, as we saw, ensure noble, back in the eighty's. so this is

coordination center in the stumble is expected to dock there for an inspection on wednesday before heading to lebanon. the u. n. chief says the resumption of shipments will help bring stability to global food markets. what we have witness to their, you know, this is an important starting points. it must be the 1st of many commercial ships bringing relief and stability to global foot markets. the black sea great initiative allows for significant volumes of exports from city ukrainian ports. odessa, short run mosque, and usually together we agreed facilitation of the period, excessive ration for products and fertilizers, world markets, it will bring relief and stability to global food markets, and they'll tackle the global for crisis. ukraine's president says the shipment is a positive sign warned against complacency, to the patella for good money. implementation of the initiative to export, ukrainian grain and other agricultural products from our ports on the black sea has started today. the 1st ship carrying $26000.00 tons of corn left the port of a desktop. i'm not the time to draw any conclusions and predict

the suspect fled and had police in a chase on the highway before engaging in a stand off with offices the u. n's. nuclear watchdog says military action around the ukranian nuclear plant must stop immediately. russia and ukraine not blaming each other for the shelling of these apparitions. plant ukraine says it's ready for a possible evacuation. in the event of a nuclear catastrophe. thousands of brazilians have taken part in nationwide rallies to show support for democratic institutions. as in response to president j, bolts narrows criticism of the countries electronic voting system. that's concerned both in ira won't recognize the results of october's presidential election. an influential taliban figure has been killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan that's been claimed by iso witnesses say, a disabled man approach. ryan mueller carney at a seminary and cobble. he then detonated explosives, hidden inside his prosthetic leg. and faith has given the green light to start this year's work up a day, early cat. i will now feature in the 1st match when they play ecuador at al bait stadium. on the 2

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damage attack came just hours before high level talks took place. the u. nd zone around one of ukraine's nuclear power plants. on thursday, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky met with the un's chief and the president of turkey, the lens, he asked him to ensure security of the russian occupied facility, which continued to see shelling this week. common sense must prevail to avoid any actions that might endanger the physical integrity , safety or security of the nuclear plants. the two countries have accused one another of planning a provocation at the plant on friday area couple is opening up about their relief work with ukrainian refugees. they traveled to poland to provide necessities to women and children and his ktvu amberleigh reports. their work is just getting started. these are from the schools. they have their packages like this pictures tell the story of the journey, yola mara and her husband, santiago of nevada, took to help ukrainian refugees in poland at the end of may picture of the polish school. it was originally a trip to visit family in e

u. n. declared it to be safe for exports to resume the shipment is due to arrive in istanbul, where it will be inspected before heading to lebanon. just one of the many countries in need of grain. ukraine is hoping the departure will be the 1st of many . ah, the ships home is the sound of hope. ukraine's hob as of fine to come back to life . after months of blockades following the russian invasion, was needed to look at that ship out there. thus to rezone, what a beautiful name, and you're gonna see. it's hoped this 1st shipment of $26000.00 tons of con, will be the 1st of many. moscow welcome the end of the deadlock, but also called for sanctions to be lifted. key remains cautious. so you miss 1st shipment will be a test. so the week now of course are when we have this corridor. oh, we hope that everyone will respect it. and of course they, you know, we are laying on the you an on the turkey, make sure that no one would attack those ships. ukraine's aim is to exports, at least $50000000.00 tons of grain by the end of the year. a potential life length of those who depend on selling their produce to the world.

takeover of afghanistan in the chaotic final days before the fall of cobble, thousands fled the country, and many others fled their homes. and the u. n. a puts the number of officially registered african refugees world wide at 2600000 people, but warns at the real number is probably much higher. the vast majority of those people are now in pakistan, and iran. germany is home to about 180000 african refugees. and within afghanistan itself, about 3500000 people are internally displaced. after decades of war, political repression and food shortages. this was the scene at capital airport a year ago. people massed together, trying to get on any plane that would take them. thousands got out. many more, were left behind, splitting up families, and leaving their loved ones in afghanistan at risk. 3 of shame and abdul's children are in the us now. their remaining 2 daughters worked in television under the old government. now shame as says she fears they may be put in prison, but they and she misses the ones who made it out. hm. what do you think he had her well remembered and it's my deep desire to see my children and hug them. mom, we're hav

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, against russia as well wherever, even before today's hardships. malia was one of the most underfunded. she monitoring crises in the world, according to the u. n. h c, r's, representative in the country. well, to discuss the ongoing crisis further or less, cross live to author on history professor at the university of houston gerald horn . you are most welcome. yeah, according to the you and the situation is not going to be improved anytime soon, but it is the you in itself doing enough to resolve or help resolve the crisis. certainly not. but i'm sure that united nations would contin that it's handicap by the member states particular of the united states of america. which despite the fact that it has profited handsomely over the centuries from the african slave trade has been missing an action when it comes to dealing with the problems of africa. and somalia is a special case because recall that some, all his downfall began about 3 or 4 decades ago during the height of the cold war. when samaya head what was perceived to be a pro moscow regime under c ot bari. and therefore, that regime was not only to stabilize, it was induce to attack neigh

u. n said it was safe to reach you exports. the shipment is due to arrive in istanbul on tuesday, where it will be inspected before heading on to lebanon, just one of many countries desperately in need of gray, ukraine's hoping today's departure will be the 1st of many. ah, the ship's horn is the sound of hope. ukraine's harvest of finally come back to life. after months of blockades, following the russian invasion. what look at that ship out there? that's to rezone. what a beautiful name, stevie ah eighty's, hope that the 1st shipment of 26000 tons of con will be the 1st of many moscow welcome the end of the deadlock, but also called for sanctions to be lifted. key remains cautious, saying this 1st shipment will be the test. now, of course our, when we have this corridor, ah, we hope that everyone will respect it. and of course they, you know, we are rolling on the u. m. on a turkey. make sure that no one will detect those ships. ukraine's aim is to exports, at least $50000000.00 tons of grain by the end of the year. a potential life length of those who depend on selling their produce to the world. will dw correspondent begin

before heading to lebanon. the ship is being monitored by a joint coordination center in this dumble turkish, russian, ukrainian, and u. n. st. offer there as part of a deal signed last month. that was the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera in about 25 minutes time after the stream. good by talk to al jazeera. we ask, so the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost of airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the arm struggle in the 1970s to have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. i hope that was the scene in iraq's parliament building on monday as full as of the sheer leader mc tada al serra continued their city protest for government for form. anthony ok on today stream political deadlock in iraq despite holding parliamentary elections last year. no make hasn't been unable to agree on who will run the countries next government. and now protests from rival she a political groups are threatening to deepen divisions in the country. so what will it take for iraq's government to work? that's a disc

department 5 days ago issued a statement even before the common ground of conflict and asking for the parties to refrain from conflict. and also importantly, asking the u. n. to go ahead and appoint a new special representative for libya as a critical part of getting that piece process back on track. and mike, obviously a very complicated situation there on the ground in libya. are there steps that the international community could take right now to actually de escalate the situation in libya? well the key issue is getting back to that piece pro says that the un had put in place along with regional allies and other partners as that is the key issue at this particular moment. but that deep divide within libya has never really gone away despite the past 2 years of a relative calm that divide between east and west. the of forces in the east, the government recognized by the international community in the west. these 2 parties, these 2 sectors have already have always been at each other's throats, so to speak, at the round of conflict that we are seeing now is going to further accentuate these difference and you make it even more difficult to return to that p

you know, i i said you did a lot of things in life before becoming a pun debt with and i love the way you spell the p u n d e t t e i had to i wrote that down punditry without the talking points. being a being a political talking head we used to call ourselves talking heads before they gave us an actual title pundit, but you were effective and and that role because you had an opportunity not only to talk to the country, but also listen. but i also believe you impressed a lot of people within the republican establishment. what did you give the republican establishment that they did not have at that time, and i thought when you described it in a book about what you brought to the table, it was something that would lead you eventually to become an donald trump's campaign manager as well as the first the first republican woman ever manage a campaign, but also the first woman to win a major presidential campaign you had something and i want you to say it because i know what it is because i often whenever you and i were on tv together. i will look at you and i say huh? okay, i get it now. two things they call

before heading to lebanon. the ship is being monitored by a joint coordination center and stan bull turkish, russian, ukrainian, and u. n. staff there. as part of a deal signed last month, the ship left the ukrainian port of odessa on monday for the war and ukraine has crippled the country's economy. land mines planted by the russians are making it difficult for farmers to reap their harvest. the once thriving fishing and tourism industries have disappeared. john, hindrance has more on the economic told the war has taken place in here. are difficult and hot. oh, to death. i'm exploding. lot is love lost. his job is a cargo sailor and angelina discovered she was pregnant. they just bought a new apartment. these were the 1st days of the war. now they borrow for the mortgage medicine in doctor visits. sometimes it's not enough that her friends thumb, o family, if a barrow at this people money for bay, because i can't pay our, our company all, not companies us apartments. a say you should be, you must be, is at the and not have any choice in the southern port city of odessa in, across ukraine. the war has shut down, fishing

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before the un security council. this coming tuesday. ok. what's the u. n. been saying about all this right, just as concerned and the it in a statement, the un has released. c a statement saying that it is deeply concerned then it is calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities in libya and for all parties to refrain from using hate speech, an incitement to violence, but is here is how did your castro reporting law firm from washington? let's explain, give you a little background here. libya has had 2 rival governments since 2014, but last year there were hopes of progress towards unification. abdul hamid the baber was installed in march as head of the un backed government of national unity . in tripoli, the businessman turned politician was to remain in office until elections in december. but those polls didn't happen. the eastern based parliament declared the tripoli government invalid at appointed former interior minister, fatty by sugar. as prime minister. the baby and the tripoli based authority have refused to recognize bouchard as government, an

and he just mentioned before in hong kong, the attempt of color revolution. hong kong was full sponsored back by the u. s. addition to that, they were financing e t i n, the separated away goes in king john, and a lot of them are actually terrorists are dying. lemme has been financed by the c. i assume the 1950s. so you see, this is not the 1st time that the u. s. is meddling into chinese sovereignty. i like what just are andy just mentioned before about hong kong. you see what happened in hong kong is that china as she used to set back to journey to a novel treaty because of the riots they had in hong kong. the enacted and national security low, which by the way was sign a petition was signed by 2300000 people. so a very large majority of people, they sign they, they backed b gene for enacting the special security law. and this became actually a 2nd handover, or actually maybe the when the handover of hong kong to china because there were lots of agents, a lot of fine meddling since 1997. so i am confident that as she were having tie one, my actually tony chin patricky. yeah. me and daniel and i to point out to, oh, are other panelists and our viewe

and he just mentioned before in hong kong, the attempt of color revolution, hong kong was full sponsored back by the u. s. addition to that, they were financing e t i n, the separatist away goes inside john and a lot of them are actually terrorist or dial. emma has been financed by the c. i assume the 1950s. so you see, this is not the 1st time that the u. s. is meddling into chinese sovereignty. i like what just are andy just mentioned before about hong kong. you see what happened in hong kong is that china, as she used to set back to journey to a novel treaty because of the riots they had in hong kong, they enacted a national security low, which by the way was sign a petition was signed by 2300000 people. so a very large majority of people, they sign they, they backed b gene for enacting the special security law. and this became actually a 2nd handover, or actually maybe the when handover of hong kong to china because there were lots of agents, a lot of fine meddling since 1997. so i am confident that as she were having tie one, my actually tony chin patricky. yeah. me and daniel and i to point out to, oh, are other panelists and our viewers is tha

u. n. to facilitate the exports of millions of tons of grain and to ease a global food crisis. and mays shipment left the port of odessa on monday, before docking at the mouth of the boss 1st on tuesday night. now, it goes to lebanon, a country which imported most of its grain from ukraine before the war began. send him because he only reports now from assemble. the final inspection for the sierra leon flagship carrying ukrainian grain. it sat into lebanon, where there's been foot shortages and high prices for muns, rush and ukrainian, turkish and un officials check the cargo while the ships docked and assemble. they're part of the joint coordination center that was set up here after a deal to resume ukrainian grain exports last month. the most cool head with our nation state, with respect to the graham's topic, a short, a shortage is lebanon. 81 percent off grains. depending on the ukrainian grains, carrying nearly 27000 tons of corn, the ship to 4 to the ukrainian port for best on monday, an estimated 20000000 tons of grain husband stock in ukraine since the start of war . this ship behind me is not the 1st commercial vessel to transf

before stand off with offices. social media post suggests the suspect may have taken part in the january fix the attack on the u. s. capital. ah. well, the u. n's nuclear watchdogs has military action around an ukranian nuclear plant must stop immediately. russia and ukraine are blaming each other for the shelling of this upper asia. planned ukraine says it's ready for a possible evacuation in the event of a new cake catastrophe. christensen amy has went out from the u. m. the head of the international atomic energy agency told the security council that the only way for him to assess the damages to this operation, nuclear plant and insurance security is to allow his team access to it, to look at it, to see it for himself. he stressed that his role is to provide technical, not political assistance and said that he'd been in contact with both ukraine and russia to gain that access. he went on to say that he sees no immediate threat from recent shelling of the plant, but he cautioned that that could change at any moment. russia and ukraine accused each other of getting in the way of the visit. you got, you got on the players because there are no g

before it's too late. no, to have measured solutions. yes. to elections? no, to war. yes to election be we're ally, sense of calm as return to the libyan capital. the u. n says it's deeply concerned about the violence which included shelling in civilian neighborhoods. malik trainer has more from tripoli. cd lisa is a densely populated area in the heart of tripoli. early saturday morning, it st turned into a battle zone as rival malicious fought each other. each supports one of 2 governments who claimed to be in charge of libya, had the leverage of law. look at this, this is the kind of weapons that we're using. this is a residential neighborhood. how can they use weapons like this in a residential area? they were fighting for control of this government building, which belongs to the ministry of interior. tripoli hasn't seen this level of violence and say nationwide ceasefire was signed in 2020 people here are extremely angry and are calling 4 armed groups to leave the capital mohammed, our bus us as the violence lasted for several hours, his home was damaged and his family store burned down. he says, tripoli, base prime minister abdul hamid to paver sho

before the vessel had to lebanon. the ship is being monitored by the new joint coordination center. it is on bull, turkish washing ukrainian, and u. n. staff are taking part under a deal side last month. i'll just hear us said, of course eulu is live for us now in istanbul. so what's the latest on this grant shipment? adrian, the members off the joint control center, they inspectors left they russell. nearly an hour ago, and we are expecting the vessel to say a loaf, an entry, the turkey straight it stumbles boss for a straight to a completes his journey to its final destination, to lebanon, to triple a port. the vessel is carrying nearly $20000.00 tons of a tons of grains and, and now everybody's waiting for the vessel to sail of it it's, it's came to the turkish waters last night at 9 p. m. and experts say that it's a journey to lebanon, which may take a $2.00 to $3.00 days. of course, from this point and on the vessel is not expected to face any difficulties during the journey in terms of paperwork and other procedures. as this is joint control center, members, the inspectors completed their work. and now everybody's curious beca

before case on violence is repeated. man with abdougla had elijah's era. baba, okay, sans prime minister says his country is facing the toughest moment in its history. the government and the u. n. of issued an appeal for a $160000000.00 to help the country cope with record breaking floods. 2 months of heavy rain of left a 3rd of the country under water, affecting 33000000 people. that's 15 percent of the population or an $1100.00 people have died, including $380.00 children. in chief, antonio terrors is expected to travel to pakistan next week to see the devastation 1st hand is warned that other countries kitchen face similar disasters. pakistan is a wash and suffering. the pakistani people are facing them on soon on steroids. the relentless impact of epochal levels of rain and flooding. the climate catastrophe, a skilled morbid, 1000 people with many mod injured. let us all step up in solidarity and supports to the people of pakistan in their howard of needs. let stop sleep walking towards this faction of our planet by climate change to they. it is pakistan to warn or it could be your country. he crane's military says it's destroyed key russian positions, weapons and warehous