the u. n's world food program says 13000000 people across the horn of africa, facing severe hunger, kenya, somalia, ethiopia and eritrea is suffering from drought. 3 ranks rainy seasons have failed and food prices are rising. health workers in sri lanka have started an indefinite strike after talks with the government failed. they are demanding better pay and fair promotions. staff in emergency and critical k though, will continue to were thousands of marched in argentina's capital one, a series demanding debt relief. the government is in talks with the i. m f on have to pay back $45000000000.00 a deal a grade last week needs to be approved by congress. hong kong has brought in its toughest restrictions yet as it battles a record number of coven maintain cases. you infections have increased to more than a 1000. people will only be able to make one other person in public. the city will also require vaccine passports for people to enter moles and stores. factories reporting another record, high corona virus count nearly 50000 new infections have been reported. on wednesday, the spike has be

u. n. food agency says a cyclone that's damaged crops in madagascar will worse and food shortages in the country. at least 21 people are dead and more than 60000 have been left homeless. the indian ocean country is one of the poorest in the world and has experienced a series of environmental and climate disasters in recent years. same visit avi has more cycling, but sir, i brought with it heavy rain, strong winds, death and destruction. the tropical storm weekend as it moved across madagascar, but not before causing serious damage. thousands of buildings destroyed or flooded across the island. it's already southern africa. the 2nd biggest cycle on this year, the residence of menagerie. the epicenter of the storm are still waiting for help. our house collapsed. we don't know where to go. we have no food. we have nowhere to go. all our things were in our house. the children's clothes, school supplies, everything was destroyed. we have to help everyone where they live on the beach in the city. we r

u. n. food agency always used to say, there is no union for hungry people. there's no way they can have their voice properly heard. they can't put pressure on government's very well unless it comes through the last resort, which is writing in the streets in, in the, in the rural areas. so governments need to feel the heat a little bit more. or i could say peter was angling to get in with a come back. go ahead peter. yes, i do agree that the, obviously, i'm not here. i don't want to you know, exonerate african government. these are the doesn't separate states different and they do have some scope. they haven't maximize the scope they have. i think the reference to that money would be correlation. yes, it can be done, but i think i realize that the reality of this countries is much more than we would just imagine. because for example, these are countries where for some of them probably 60 percent of the national budget is not going to be paying date. the physical space is much more like it's the watch off the public. so the a certain thing that they can do, bu

u. n. well, food program. so 13000000 people across the horn of africa. now face severe hunger because of drought, kenya, somalia, ethiopia and eritrea suffering the most of the failure of 3 rainy seasons. any fair says that around 5 and a half 1000000 children in the region are right now at risk of acute malnutrition. the biggest concern is that a drought a decade ago could be repeated, which kills a quarter of a 1000000 people in somalia alone. hong kong has brought in its toughest restrictions. yes. is a battle the record number of covered 900 cases. people will only be able to meet one other person in public and only advise one of the household into their own home . tough restrictions are being brought back in hong kong as it battles. as i said, record covered 19 cases. a landslide and western columbia has swept away houses, killing at least 14 people, and injuring 35 others. one person is still missing, more than 60 homes, have been evacuated. when you scroll down to 0 of the one, i want a season. the world of high frequency share trading, exposed. i

somalia alone together units if and the world food program are asking for 400 $50000000.00, which they said the only way to prevent catastrophe in the u. n. world food program spokesman is calling urgent action. i have just been to carry to king and returned over the weekend. i met pastoral families that have locked entire heads of life, talked to the drought, and farmers. we have failed to have this north one's north twice. what price? they have been 3 consecutive failed. brainy seasons and 3 consecutive fell drained seasons would deal a huge blow to anyone. it what, what is strange is that it is wanted at the beginning of february, and typically you would have grazing pasture. you would have water ponds that would have regenerated from october to december short rainy season. this time is different. there is no grazing pasture. there is no browse, these nor water sources, their own drank dep, well nutrition rants high. some in even is high up as 50 percent. and at one rural health center that i visited like data counting, theresa in this in charge told me that they are now having to treat more people for mound nutrition than any other e

the most of the 3 rainy seasons failed and the u. n's world food program says that 13000000 people across the region now face severe hunger. unicef says that around 5 and a half 1000000 children in the region a right now at risk of acute malnutrition. the biggest concern is that a drought a decade ago could be repeated, which killed a quarter of a 1000000 people in somalia alone together uni safe and the world food program are asking for 450000000 dollars, which they say is the only way to prevent catastrophe or thompson perry is a spokesman for the u. n's wilson program. he recently traveled kenya and says hundreds of families awaking up each day, not knowing where their next meal will come from. i have just been to go to kenya and returned over the weekend. i met pastoral families that have locked entire heads of livestock to the drought, and farmers were felt to have this not once or twice what price. they have been 3 consecutive failed rainy seasons. and are you consecutive fell drained seasons would deal a huge blow to anyone. it what, what is strange is that it is only the beginning

u. n. world food program says 13000000 people across the horn of africa facing severe hunger, kenya, somalia, ethiopian eritrea, a suffering from drought. 3 rainy seasons have failed and food prices arising, officials say urgent, humanitarian action is needed in the coming months. and the us has saved more than $3600000000.00 worth of stolen crypto currency, its largest ever financial seizure. a couple in new york has been arrested and charged with trying to launder that money. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. the news continues. he on al jazeera, after this string to wild water we listen, design is making furious efforts in order to maintain and disrupt the trend of use making store based on the i us on the okay today on the stream of mysterious condition, or known as known as long cove, it will be looking at the physical and mental impact of long and how is research during how much more do we know at this stage? we start our conversation with robbie. i've now been seriously ill with long cove it for latin months, and this illness has taken my life away prior to falling ill, i wa

u. n. world food program says 30000000 people across the region. now thanks to be hunger units, it says around 5 and a half 1000000 children in the region. and now at risk of acute malnutrition, the biggest concern is a drought a decade. i go, could be repeated, which killed a quarter of a 1000000 people in somali, our loan together. unicef and the world food program are asking for $450000000.00, which they say is the only way to prevent catastrophe. the u. s. world food program spokesman is calling the urgent humanitarian action. i have just been to go to cambridge and over the weekend, i met pastoral families, but a lot of lives talked to the drought. and farmers, we have failed to have this not once or twice. what price they have been 3 consecutive failed brain. the seasons and 3 consecutive fell drained seasons would get a huge blow to any one it. what, what is strange is that it is only the beginning of february, and typically you would have grazing posture. you would have water ponds that would have regenerated from october to december. short

his men belonged to its organization and had, has threatened rather to retaliate the u. n's world food program says 13000000 people across the want of africa facing severe hunger, kenya, somalia, ethiopia and eritrea. a suffering from a prolonged drought. 3 rainy seasons have failed, and food prices arising. officials say urgent, humanitarian action is needed in the coming months. concerns are also growing about malnutrition and madagascar. sunday cyclone devastated large areas of farm land. at least 20 people have been killed and 55000 have been displaced. landslides and western columbia have killed at least 14 people. days of heavy rain target floods in peria. rescue teens are still searching for survivors. hong kong is brought in its toughest restrictions, yet as it battles a record number of covered 19 cases, people will only be able to meet one other person in public. the u. s. has seized more than $3600000000.00 worth of stolen crypto currency, its largest over financial seizure. a couple in new york have been arrested by let's take you back now to money bots. season new speed is

some eyes will face crisis to emergency level food shortages until may, and the u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its a target. so gentlemen, out by skype is stake, yal hanson professor and international relations. an author of the book, hornet, style, and rift fault lines of the african jihad. so many challenges facing the country. and of course, people who are now being affected by drought and food supplies. can i 1st ask you about the security situation in the country? are we seeing an escalation in recent attacks in mogadishu and elsewhere in the country? or is this just a, a continuation of what we've been seeing for the last few years over the last week you'd have the few people been an increase. we seem 3 bomba parks know the from plants, old side or from where the issue are relatively stable. but we also see that the hot or hotel to above are richer than they used to be a lead sir. a financial surplus organization look are able to infiltrate the government. institutions operate far behind enemy lines. tell us more about why it has been so difficult

u. n. has repeatedly warned. the conflict is causing acute shortages of food and medicine in the region. the african union has attempted unsuccessfully to mediate rebels accuse it of favoring the governments. journalist maria, get nicholas, go as standing by for us now at the african union headquarters in at us, abba maria, the african union faces pressure to push for a safe fire in the whole country. ethiopia, what role is atheist conflict playing in this summit? well, the conflict in more than nikia is not officially on the agenda for the summit, but the sector, daniel, or general of the united nations. antonia gutierrez, at, did call in his opening remarks for a cease fire in northern ethiopia. but generally speaking, the african union has been quite silent. on this matter to be noted however, is the fact that ethiopia just lost its seat on the african union peace and security council, which means that in the coming months, it could be that we start seeing the african union being a bit more vocal on the, on the fuel prices. what is also a possibility is that the conflict in cuba could

u. n. is warned. 22.8000000 people in afghanistan, faith, acute food security. at more than half the population plan emphasizes the 3 and a half $1000000000.00 will benefit the afghan people, but does not include details on how these funds would be distributed. kennesaw has another $2000000000.00 in reserves. housing countries, including britain, germany, switzerland, and the united arab emirates. most of those funds are also frozen because since loony is in new york and joins us now. what happens in terms of the release of these frozen funds? chris then well, in terms of the money for the victims of the attacks of september 11th, which happens right behind me here in new york, a court will decide a judge will decide what claim if any, those victims have on that money. they already won a lawsuit years ago against the taliban, for its role in the attacks of september 11th, in support of al qaeda at the time it was considered largely symbolic us back government was in charge in afghan a stand. the taliban was on the run. hey, this is how a ban took control. in afg

some money will face crisis to emergency level food shortages until may. and the u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its a target for hum mohammad her son is the somalia country director at save the children . he says, a lack of humanitarian fundings, putting more people at risk. i think if we combat the last 2 severe drought with this one, this one. i think it's very serious because of the number the people are connected and the number of life folks lost by the community because of the drug. in a 27 p. about 6 point about i think 6700000 people who are in need of montana systems. that number has now grown to 10700000. differently. that more people i need to i didn't support that. it was in 202-017-2321. the number was even smaller, but the material has gone from the has to be late and that the death of a quarter 1000000 people. and this is what we are adding now under his arm on time . the number of people who are in need to increase grade class and last year i think to a great extent this is contributing to the watson and tuition because the political situa

and ukraine intensifies the one that by volunteers who distributed food clothes and toys b u. n. refugee agency says more than 360000 people have left ukraine, since russian forces invaded on thursday. bellow russian voters i said to have approved a new constitution that allows the country to host nuclear weapons. elections official sate 65 percent of voters backed a package of reforms, which also gives president alexander lucas shanker. a chance to stay in power until 2035 anti war protests have been taking place around the world. thousands of people gathered in the italian capital rome to denounce russia's invasion, some called for global solidarity to end. the conflict in the netherlands of valley was held in the capital amsterdam to show support for the ukrainian people. protesters demanded russian president vladimir putin withdraw his forces and in spain, tens of thousands turned out in the capital madrid. many were ukrainian. they say they're desperately worried about their families and their friends. there was the headlines coming up next. it's witness. goodbye. me. oh, m

u. n. refugee agency says it's in a race against time to bring them food and medical care. the violence is focused in the building shown goal demos region. it's home 270000 refugees from sudan and south sudan, and more than 500000 in turn, latest space ethiopians. you and hcr says fighting broke out in the town of toggle between federal forces an, an identified armed groups. on january 18th, a refugee camp was looted and burned a 2nd facility to be destroyed since late december. more than 20000 people have now been displaced. many of them have made their way on foot to areas near the regional capital. i saw you in a she are says it's ethiopia is operation needs 335000000 dollars this year, but it's only got 9 percent of that so far. well, earlier we spoke to the un refugee agency spokesman nevin kirk, on which we explained the steps being taken to help the vulnerable victims were looted and burned. and the some 22000 refugees who are also there were forced to flee yet again. and now to find refuge in 3 different locations within the region. and what we are trying now is to

u. n, saying that if the font has the highest number of people in emergency food, they emergency food need, with more than 24000000 people in humanitarian. the people in new zealand say they've been attacked with a stinging substance during the latest protests against vaccine mandates. the car was driven towards police road blocks near parliament in the capital. wellington, 1500 people have joined a camp set up 2 weeks ago. they've dug a vegetable garden and set up a tent for child care and use even certain workers, including teachers, doctors, nurses, police, and military personnel must be vaccinated. demonstrations started to oppose that mandate, but his widen to include other anti government protested as well. well, in hong kong, the territory has been implementing it's tough is covered $900.00 measures, yet it battles and expansion rise and infections. all its residents will have compulsory tests. this starts next month. everyone test positive, including those with no symptoms. we'll have to isolate research of predicting cases could pass $180000.00 each day less than 2 weeks ago. the

or $24.00. hour period, it says 4600000 somalis will face crisis, emergency level food shortages until may. and the u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its 8 target. when i speak to my modem. mm hm. and i found about this is the somalia country director for save the children a joins us live from ha gatzo, in somali land. thank you very much for being with us. miss amalia has experience several different crises in the past. what is making this one particularly bad compared to previous ones? good afternoon. thank you for having me. for my thing, if we come back the last to severe drought with this, when i came in that area because of the number of the people i texted and the number of life folks, not by the community because of the drug in a 27 p, about 6 point about, i think, 6700000 people who are in need of montana and the system. that number has now grown to 7700000. differently. that more people i need to i didn't support them. it was in 20201721. the number was even smaller, but the inventory and headphones finally has to be late and that the death of a quarter 1000000 people. and this is

it says 4600000 somalis will face crisis to emergency level food shortages until may. and the u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its a target. well, how much harmon hassan is the somalia country director save the children. he says a lack of humanitarian funding is putting more people at risk. i think if we compare the last to severe drought with this when this, when i came in that area because of the number of the people affected and the number of like folks lost by the community because of the drug in a 2017, about 6 point about i think 6700000 people who are in need of montana system that's the number has now grown to point 7000000 differently . that more people i need to i didn't support that. it was in 202-017-2321. the number was even smaller, but they had been terry and her family has been delayed and that the death of a quarter 1000000 people. and this is what we are getting now under his arm on time . the number of people who need to increase grade class and last year i think to a great extent this is to contributing to the watson and tuition because the politica

u. n. has one that 22800000 people in afghanistan face acute food insecurity. at more than half of the country's population. applied emphasizes the 3 and a half $1000000000.00 will benefit to the afghan people, but it doesn't include details on how these funds would be distributed. afghanistan has another $2000000000.00 in reserves held in countries including burson, germany, switzerland, and the u. s. e. most of those funds are also frozen, or kristen through me joins us now from new york and what details on how the release of these funds are going to be managed right, so this is money that was frozen by the federal reserve here in new york. and this move by the biden administration allocates some of the money for humanitarian response and some of it to be set aside for 911 victims and their family members. ultimately, it will be a judge and federal court who will decide how much, if any of this money actually goes to the victims of those september 11th attacks, which happened here in new york and around the country. there's some, 3000, nearly 3000 people kill

simply make it that much harder to provide food and medicine, and emergency housing to people who already need it. and interesting that u. s. ambassador t, n lender, thomas greenfield, really wants to betray. and he said, of russian minet, traction against ukraine is not just being a threat to key have but to all member states. that's right, and that's the point that ties no, she has been repeating on behalf of the bind administration, but we have also heard that from the un secretary general, mr. go durish, who was twice now in the last 24 hours, has basically accused russia of carrying out actions that undermined the very premise of the un charter nation so existing side by side of respecting each other sovereignty not trying to change other countries. borders by force without consent of those who would be governed in a new was political entity. and we've heard that a tone picked up by a number of the speakers who have been appearing at the podium at the general assembly on wednesday. that time if this is allowed to happen to ukraine, it could potentially happen to other countries, perhaps in europe, if not elsewhere. and so there was th

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