it's been hosting delegates from the us, russia, turkey, france, and egypt as it seek support ahead of that boat. the u. n. says it set up a special trust to supply afghanistan with urgently needed cash ahead of the agencies development program said it will be tapping into funds that were frozen after the taliban took over. on our european leaders are calling for dialogue with poland as an increasing. the bitter feud overshadows a meeting in brussels that was actually supposed to focus on the energy crisis. several said that you should not release $42000000000.00 and pandemic recovery funds until the issue is resolved. but pauline's prime minister was defiant, saying his government would not respond to blackmail. the block is concerned, it's foundations are being threatened after poland constitutional court or that you law only applies and specific areas. natasha butler has more from brussels discussions are dominated by of the crisis between the european union and poland. tensions between the 2 of been a simmering for while poland is a member state a bought the u many b, you have accused of warsaw all fo

u. n. it's predicting that with further investment $20000000.00 jobs and $20000000000.00 in revenue could be created. i'm just here with nicholas hoc reports now from the pan african film and television festival. in bettina so far from dead african cinema is going through a revival, were on set in brookie nathan. so his capital was du, where a big name of african cinema, the suck us. i want to go coaching young actors. he has a stake in the movie in wanted to do well, money to be made in africa, out of money, a lot of money. you just need to, to get a good idea, get the good producer and make a good feeder. and you can sell it. there's lot of money, but before you do that, you need the government to do to create a system where you can get money. the power house of african cinema is booming. nigerian film industry, also known as not only would many nigerian films are featuring at brookie nathan, says, pan african film and television festival known as fest packer. this is my desire is a slow pace

u. n says it could affect humanitarian operations that help more than 5000000 people in the war tone take ry region. the expulsion came off to the u. n's h, he said a de facto blockade on a to the region meant i was likely a famine. the kenyan government and our delegation certainly is, is not considering questions about perio state or what the responsibility of him government is. we are considering all the statements, including some of the communications are from the foreign ministry by twitter. and we are continuing to actively be informed and trying to be responsive to the situation as it was. but we have every hope that it will are good in a positive direction. georgia war president mikhail sucker. she really has been detained just hours after arriving back in the country for the 1st time in years. it posted a video on facebook saying he wanted to support the opposition in saturday's election despite the risk of arrest. he left your during 2013 when his 2nd terms, president ended years later, he was sentenced in absentia to 6 years in prison for abuse of power. a charge he said, was p

u. n. system, it's very clear who was accountable states states are responsible, they have international human rights obligations. they sign treaties and they make commitments to the international community that they will uphold international human rights, which include the right. adequate housing. wow, i know that's a real block. i was to leave banked hall to my door. and then i open the front door as as a blanket oh, black smoke. i'll just close the book. very calmly, thinking of as a fire. ah, i'm with you right now is the beginning of the file. we've still we need a 2 and a half hours. that's the beginning that's ah, when i heard about it, i was in canada and watching it unfold, 3, twitter and then i started getting these details. social housing estate, marginalized community community sat to in a very rich, affluent burrow. allegations of poor housing conditions from before the fire. ah, can i see an arm here come through this month? i can grab my wife and then another. and that was my come to, to kind of grant myself said, how about my dog, my dog, the officer said no, i'm sorry, we're g

massing troops and heavy weapons in northern regions where armed groups of resisted it's ruled since a coup in february. the u. n says it's consigned mass atrocities could take place when all the stories are following tens of thousands of people from minority face have been riding in cities across bangladesh, protesting against a recent series of attacks on hindu temples and homes. at least 6 people were killed earlier this month and hindus was celebrating a religious festival and fall and claims the muslim holy book. the koran was disrespected in a temple which has a calling for judicial commission to investigate the attacks. tanveer chandry was at one protest in dot com. hi vince of protest about sla and the capital ga gov. people from all walks of life in those muslim christian . but they have done that. they had to purchase a gun. what took place in last several days across the country again saw him go bang. augusta is good for protest. i want justice. many of them out on hunger thought we spoke of some of the protest, this is what they have to say. to me of all is a holy hindu book was banned, many hinders,

that's where armed groups have been resisting its rule since the coo and february, the u. n. says the military use of tactics before carrying out those genocidal attacks against the ring. and we're kind station 20162017. at that point, about 740000 people fled into bangladesh. a quarter of a 1000000 more people have now been displaced since february's crew, and the un says about a 1000 people have been killed. many others tortured or detained. while we spoke to the un special rapport to tom andrews about his warning to the general assembly, he says urgent action must be taken to prevent what may be clearance, operations. things are very, very tense. and what's happening right now is that we're, we have a dry season upon us. and that is traditionally a time when there is an escalation of military action. and we have seen out the deployment of tens of thousands of troops, heavy weapons and equipment, into the north western regions of the country. a show, this is a very, very disturbing sign. we have seen increased human rights violations. of many people are caught in the crossf

it seeks the port ahead of the vote. a planned parliamentary poll has been delayed by the to brook based house of representatives. the u. n. says it set up a special trust to supply afghanistan with urgently needed cash. the head of the agencies development program says that will be tapping into funds that were frozen after the taliban took over. india is celebrating administering $1000000000.00 cove at 19 vaccine doses around 75 percent of adults there have now had at least one shot, but just about one 3rd of the population of fully vaccinated. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with a news our here on al jazeera for you after inside story. stay with us. ah. brazil's president dismissed colbert 19 as a little flew. now a senate inquiry says j are both an arrow should be charged with crimes against humanity. what is his prosecution likely? and could this lead to further political divisions? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim jerome, more than 600000 brazilians have died of covered 19 the world's 2nd highest death toll present gyre, boston r. o famously dismissed the corona

u. n. as it fears that conflict in me and mars escalating with a potential for mass across the team. there are reports. the military jones has now sending tens of thousands of troops for the rest of north and north west of the country. although we still thought is the coordinator of elsie and berman a regional human rights organization. she says me on mom is already at ward, the situation will deteriorate further. the civil law has been in progress in recent months because they all terry's step attacks on civilians all around the country. what we've seen in the 8 months since the data is more than $5000.00 attacks, mainly targeting civilian community using air strikes, airborne, vitamin snipers, whole amount of violence. so what we're about to see now is things going to get worse at the dry season commences in vermont. put time that as the n got into partnership with the un security council, the un security council needs to step in this is the only board feared and respected by the military. and once the security council gets, gets involved, perhaps the military will that back and st

it's one of libya's largest crackdowns. in recent years. the u. n. refugee, it's an agency in libya, has tweeted about a rescue operation in the mediterranean, 89 people that says including 8 women and 3 kids brought to triply by boat to day to bodies were retrieved. 40 others missing. after the group set off on has a hazardous journey and wooden and rubber boats, you and hcr and rescue aug provided aid. legal pathways are needed for those seeking international protection. so press the out a is a migration at asylum program officer at bureau med rights. she joins us now from lum producer in italy. good. have you with us or what do you make of this operation in libya today? yeah, yes. learning the information we get is that was the kind of security, the ocean in the west tripoli, ties and my guns have been our race the end bring to the sanction. sanction tripoli, we very well know how is the new violence and the treatment indication center, and also doing these in doing this operation in the guy that i should at the same time was mention the 89 peopl

u. n. extended its mission to haiti for another 9 months. and in recent days, a u. s. delegation has been in that country, exploring ways in which you can help bolster the haitian national police. now, not clear at this particular stage, whether this is going to be any u. s. involvement in at rescuing the kit that people at the state department staying very quiet on the matter. it has issued a statement saying it's aware of the situation and is monitoring it closely. but within haiti itself, this deep division about the presence of foreign forces or foreign bodies such as the un, or indeed any form of u. s. security presence. so the addition of added a security personnel from outside the country may, will accentuate those massive divisions that already exist. so a very serious situation indeed, as the observers are contending that the action was carried out by a particular gang, which is said to be responsible for more than 80 percent of the kidnappings over the past year. so this is an ongoing situation. clearly the law and order situation within haiti falling apar

it does not accept his decision to expel 7th senior personnel. if you have his former 3 crimes, the officials being expelled for meddling in the internal affairs of the country. the u. n says it could affect humanitarian operations that help more than 5000000 people in the war torn take ry region.

as of accused the united nations of trying to incite violence following its latest reports on the conflict nation, the u. n. as one, it could be mass atrocities, with reports of thousands of troops gathering in the north of the country. special oper, teramy and mos, as the tactics are ominously reminiscent of those deploy before a bloody crack down on the re hang a minority in 2016 does military regime of hit back claiming that the u. n. is using human rights as a political tool to intervene in its internal affairs watching the news, our life from london also to bring you on program. when a focus on haiti, where fuel pumps are running dry, the price is going up and the cost for delivery drivers could be there. life also are met or any on a wild boar hunt in tuscany will tell you why the hunt for this animal has taken on greater meaning. and later on in sport, france finding has a most a g p. while champion will bring all the details later on ah, 10 western nations a waiting to see if there are baset as will be expelled from turkey, of the president regime. typo on or did they be declared persona non grata.

u. n. conference. it occurred during the global march of climate justice where activists called on governments to take more ambitious steps to cut carbon emissions and tackle climate change. international delegates have been meeting in milan to see what progress can be made before the cop 26 climate summit in glasgow . next month, in ecuador police, and military have moved into a maximum security jail off to arrive in the neighboring prison kills more than a 100 inmates this week. a 1000 officers patrol the grounds to gain access to one of the presence, according to police inmates hard shots, them. they were able to seize the weapons. the government says it will pardon up to 2000 of its 39000 prisoners to relieve severe over crowding in its jails. in chile pro and anti migrant demonstrators have confronted each other during rallies across cities. police used war to canon to despise groups that have arrested at least 20 people, while some rallied against the influx of refugees, others labeled the protester

u. n. conference. it occurred during the global march, the climate justice activists called on the government to take more ambitious steps to cut carbon emissions and tackle climate change. international delegates have been meeting in milan to see what progress can be made before the cop $26.00 climate summit, which begins in glasgow next month. we have kept 1.5 degrees within reach. and as i said, that was a clear view that was coming across at this meeting. i think in terms of the, the g. 20, we've always said that they represent 80 percent of global emissions around 85 percent of the global economy. and therefore what the g 20 daws absolutely matches . i met for to for the 1st time as a personal g 20 image in the moment the chinese representative and the after 3 days of very dense negotiation discussion. we were all quite happy about the fact that 1st of all, everybody including china, a knowledge of that we have to be within the purchase agreement. so at that moment this was already quite a good resul

d u n says it's facilities in libya, already breaking points has thousands of migrant refugees break free. the rwandan forces push them out of it following a heavy battle and you can see the remains of it explodes is blowing the roof of building bullet holes in the eye and sheets and we gain rear access in northern mozambique, off to regional forces pushed back. i was about to fight and in sports to major league baseball was rivals meeting the playoffs. the 1st time santa will be here with that story. ah. a human refugee office in libya has been forced to close after being overwhelmed by hundreds of people seeking re settlements. the you and hcr is urged the government to resume humanitarian flights. the been suspended for most of this year a day earlier, and 2000 migrants and libya escaped from a local detention center. malik, trainer joyce's live here on the news are out of tripoli malik. just looking at the pictures, it looks like a, a scene of chaos with little or no control on the part of the authorities. well, that's right. with also just of the i o. m has just issued a stateme

u. n says it fears conflict and me on mars, escalating with a potential from mass atrocities and says the military genta is sending tens of thousands of troops to the rest of north and north west of the country. un special repertoire for myanmar tom andrews made that warning to the general assembly. things are very, very tense and what's happening right now is that we're, we have a dry season upon us. and that is traditionally a time when there is an escalation of military action. and we have seen the deployment of tens of thousands of troops, heavy weapons and equipment into the north western regions of the country. a show, this is a very, very disturbing sign. we have seen increased human rights violations. many people are caught in the crossfire and we're, we're very, very concerned that we could be c. i'd now imminently a significant loss of life. i hope i'm wrong. turkey's president has ordered 10 western ambassadors be expelled for calling for the release of the jail philanthropist. osman kabbalah has now been in prison since late 2017, without being convicted. a joint statement fro

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it's the 4th day of air raids this week on the to ryan capital mcclay and the u. n's previously accused the government of an effective blockade on the region. it's children's agency says the number of kids going hungry has surged, more than 18 and a half 1000 were admitted to hospital with severe malnutrition, only between february and august. well, let's bring in samuel, get a true, he is a journalist and addis ababa as samuel. i do want to get into the humanitarian situation in a moment, but just to start with this day full of air strikes and they don't show any sign of letting up should we then be thinking of this as an escalation, a new phase in this conflict will discontinue, begun that november of last year, it says, going to be a, it's for, it's going to have its 1st year in november. there doesn't seem to be any compromise from the ethiopian side or from a t p unless the job on site is insisting they're fighting a terrorist organization. one a t p elephant saying they're fighting against genocide and accusing the your brand side and even the retreat inside of committing some ser

u. n. is blaming south through dawns west floods and 60 years on climate change . for some areas it's now the 3rd straight to have extreme flooding, endangering livelihoods in the wilds. youngest nation, the u. n. refugee agencies, as 700000 people have been affected. entire villages have been swept away. and now the u. n. z, wild food program is warning that global hunger will rise exponentially due to climate change. the agencies as extreme weather will lead to displacement as people search for food. and that's already happening in parts of africa, where drought and land degradation has already led to a rise and armed conflicts. nicholas hack reports now from central begin of foster . it's only you and helicopter that we travel to the city of kaya in central burkina faso. the to our road journey from walker do has become too dangerous, even for humanitarian workers. the threat is the armed group, the slavic states, in the greater sahara. under escort and bulletproof cars, we travel to siri, a village that has something armed groups, wants and villagers need a well abundant in water.

u. n. so civilians must be protected. and nicholas cruz pleads guilty to murdering 17 people during a rampage. it is from a high school in park, and florida. ah, who begin in brazil were reported to the country's corona virus response has pointed the finger of blame at president jr. both so narrow and recommended. he faced criminal charges including crimes against humanity. the draft report followed a 6 month investigation and still needs to be voted on by the senate committee and could be vetoed and altered emitted from document is an earlier recommendation to chargeable to morrow with genocide and murder. the senators say the decision to change their recommendation to accuse him of crimes against humanity isn't political, but technical aimed at preventing a judge from throwing out their report. a genocide charge would have related to brazil's indigenous population, including the devastating shortage of oxygen in the arizona state in may, 2020, and again, in january 2021. from the start of the pandemic, boston, our railed against lock downs, frequently refused to wear mask. and recommended remed

it's been hosting delegates from the u. s. rush attack he from sandy jw it as it seeks the port ahead of that vote. new n says it set of a special trust to supply afghanistan with urgently needed cash. the head of the agencies development program said it will be tapping into funds that were frozen after the taliban took over. on our 1000000000 doses of coven 19 vaccines have been administered in india. the government once the entire population immunized by the end of this year. and it's also started exporting vaccines again as production is being ramped up. but still in parts of europe, the reluctance to get to not kill ation is pumping aside in infections. as bennett smith reports by finding its health workers across some of the remotest parts of the country, india has now given at least one dose of cobit 19 vaccine to 3 quarters of its 1380000000 population prime minister, nor, and remote. he visited a new daily hospital to celebrate the billionth dose, but only 31 percent of had 2 doses that had a certain degree of apathy, as well as the feeling that the worst as fast as there is no for the rest. so m

you listen to your kids what they're telling u n sometimes it adds up. sometimes it doesn't. but in this case, yeah, you got to protect your kids at all cost. so true all right. well, if you strike out on the lottery. but. >> are still in the need of some cash. we're going to tell you about a >> welcome back, everyone. video by the u.s. geological survey shows a lake of lava inside of a crater at the summit of the kill away. a volcano on hawaii's big island. callaway is one of the most active volcanoes on earth that began erupting on wednesday. amazing images coming out of this. >> officials say increased earthquake activity before the eruption put them on high alert. fissures opened and sent lava. that winning into the sky. and now the area has filled with molten rock creating a lake of lava in the summit crater. the eruption was not in any areas with any homes and is contained within hawaii volcanoes national park. people open. going to check it out from the safe distance for sure is pretty look at top. time now to talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outs

u. s. and best it of u. n. and the 27th us national security advisor, john bolton, quite a lot of us subsidy to the you and i know that under trump, you got out of unesco. biding took you back in. did you advise of national security adviser that some of that us subsidy, g u. n. g reduced i belong, shall base on my tenure in new york is un ambassador and other positions i've held that the u. s. money is, is wasted in many respects misspent in many respects. and my overall reform proposal for the un is to abolish what are called assess contributions, which are essentially mandatory. the u. s. pays around 2022 percent of the budgets and most agencies, i make all contributions from national members of the you and i'd make all. busy contributions, wow, but i mean, there must be people all over the world. you believe it would agree with all this. why did you get nowhere with all of this, the notion to make contributions, voluntary, unfortunately didn't have agreement all around the world. but i think if it did, it wo

be brought in because it is really the capacity to tackle broader issues that we actually bring more. we live to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the u. n. will finalize it's humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera at the united nations. the u. k. government says it will reduce the amount of sewage dumped into british rivers falling on uproar on social media. last week, a change to the environment bill was proposed in an attempt to cut water pollution, but it wasn't bad by enough. m. p 's, where we challenge reports from london. the 21st of october 2021. at an outflow pipe on the south coast of england pumps, hour after hour of untreated sewage into a picturesque harbor. just one of many similar instances that ever polled swimmers, water, sports enthusiasts, fishes and environmentalists. and that last week m. p 's voted could keep on happening by rejecting amendments to the new environment bill public want to see actually this, the public is seeing a hugely profitable industry continually and

brought in because it is really are the capacity to tackle broader issues that we actually bring more. we leave to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the u. n. will finalize it's humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera at the united nations democratic republic of congo is finally sworn in a new election chief offered after a disputed nomination. dentist had him a will lead the independent national electoral commission. his parliamentary approval has been marred by claims of irregularities over his nomination in recent days. d r. c saw violent protests last year. the appointment of an electoral chief accused of vote of rigging, past votes. now indigenous communities across ecuador, and protesting against the government's economic policies. they're demanding the president reverse arise, and fuel prices. and they're angry to about plans to double oil and mining exploration in the amazon. theresa bo reports from cut to proxy. oh, had that a to means wake up in the local key to indigenous language. and

it is really the capacity to tackle broader issue that we actually bring more. we live to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the u. n. will finalize its humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera, at the united nations indigenous communities across ecuador have been protesting against the government's economic policies. they demanding the president reverse of rise and fuel prices, and are angry as well about plans to double the amount of oil and mining exploration in the amazon. theresa bo reports from the province of caught the poxy south of the capital. kito have ready to means wake up in the local key to indigenous language. and here in the province of got a back scenic, whether it is what indigenous leaders are asking their people to do. oh, demos tweeters are reposing a rise in the price of fuel and increasing mining and own production. and a series of laws that they claim will hurt the countries poorest. the government says the reforms are necessary to jumpstart the econo

it is really the capacity to tackle broader issue that we actually bring more. we live to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the u. n. will finalize its humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera at the united nations on the so called one country, one law campaign promise by shall ankin present, got to by roger parks and his 2019 election campaign is becoming reality. it's a mr. end discrimination and in an ethnically and religiously fractured nation. but the government of the but us majority country has appointed a presidential task force shared by a controversial monk who himself has been accused of inciting anti muslim violence . michelle fernandez reports now from columbia. to be quite frank, the people are still waiting to hear more details because while we've heard about the appointment of this presidential task force or the actual sort of task it is supposed to achieve is still a little bit ambiguous. we had a essentially the gather to which was promulgated by the presid

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it's impossible. with the g 20 summit wrapped up the focus now tense. the u. n's, climate talks in glasgow, our environment and it's a nic clock, is that they were hoping that they would use the g twenties as springboard or of momentum into coat 20. say something. everybody's very disappointed with it is give it some perspective. so you had the parts agreement back in 2015, where the world agreed to keep the temperatures from rising beyond 2 degrees celsius, ideally one and a half to re celsius. 6 is all we now know that to to re celsius is too much. we're already at 1 point one milli, 1.2. and already we've seen catastrophic, extreme weather, especially this year. so for the g 20 to grasp to acknowledge that 1.5 is the target is a good thing, but it doesn't have enough half to what were the words urging meaningful and effective action. but agreeing few specific measures i spoke to one, observe a hair and she said that if the g $22.00 is meant to be a dress rehearsal, the cult $26.00, and they fluffed their lines. so as world leaders shift their attention from the

it's on the u. n. helicopter that we travel to the city of kaya in central burkina, faso the to our road journey from what we do has become too dangerous, even for humanitarian workers. the threat is the arm group, the slum states in the greater sahara. under escort and bullet proof cars, we travel to siri, a village that has something armed groups, wants and villagers need a well abundant in water. the height of the harvest season kinda error more. those village in the north of the country was attacked by members of the ice al affiliate thick hilde farmers and herders install their projects and animals. she fled south, but then came a series of droughts. she fled again following the clouds, hoping for rain and searching for a place to plan her crops less out of when the rain never came to season hasn't brought what we expected. i'm more worried about the climate because if there's less rainfall and groups will attack for our crops. more than a 1000000 people are displaced in burkina faso after flying

countries decision to expel 7 of its senior personnel. ethiopia says the officials are being removed for meddling in the internal affairs of the country. announcement came up to the u. n. 's aid chief said a de facto blockade on a to the region was causing severe malnutrition. among children, the u. s. as it could affect humanitarian operations, that helped more than 5000000 people in the war torn to cry, region and diplomatic editor james space has more from the un. for now, the u. n. is not withdrawing the 7 high level members of its staff that the government of ethiopia say should be expelled from the country for you. and 2nd, general antonio terrace picked up the phone to the opium prime minister, abbe armoured of the un says that it doesn't accept the principle that these staff are now persona non grata. and it is the long standing legal position of the organization not to accept the application of the doctrine of persona non grata with respect to united nations officials. this is a doctrine of the applies to diplomatic agents accredited by one state to another state. the application of this doctrine denied nations officials is contrary to obligations under the c

u. n. is warning its facilities in libya are at breaking point. it's hundreds of refugees and migrant seek help and re settlements. the rwandan forces pushed him out of it following a heavy battle and you can see the remains of it.

u. n. target is, it's 1.5 degrees and they have not so far in this dropped language committed to that they say they want to keep that target within reach. they say that needs meaningful and effective actions, but they say they need to taking into account different pathways and approaches. that's diplomatic language to say they can't agree on one way forward on this. the other part of it, i think will be a disappointment, is with regard to what these g 20 countries do to help the developed world. and there is a problem, i think a growing tension between the developed and developing world on the issue of climate change. the g 20 committed back in 2010 to provide a $100000000000.00 annually from 2020 to help the developing world. they now say they understand the importance of fulfilling that commit to mobilized 100000000000 annually until 2025. but they still haven't reached target, so it's commitment to do something they already committed to do and are not doing. that's what we know about the language and the communicate. even more important, i think, than the, the language in the communique

u. n. is wanting its facilities in libya are at breaking point. it's hundreds of refugees and migrant seek help and re settlements. the rwandan forces pushed him out of it following a heavy battle and you can see the remains of it. explosives have blown the roof office building in the bullet holes in the eye and sheets we gain access in northern mozambique after regional forces push out al shabanni. and people in western argentina are blaming oil companies for the rising number off earthquakes. ah, said the turbines talking about doing a new page with the united states as they hold their 1st face to face discussions, taking power in afghanistan, the acting foreign minister, american. we'll talk a who leads this? taliban delegation says they have discussed aid ever urged the americans to lift the ban on at central bank reserves as well. before the maids in the u. s. said it was going to push the taliban on his shoes, including evacuation flights, as well as the what the rights of women and minorities, of course, security is a big talking point as w

u. n is reducing its presence in to drive by more than half as ethiopian governments blockade continues to harm humanitarian aid efforts. in the region, the reduction comes as, as strikes hit, the capital of to grow on wednesday for the 2nd time this week. the government and it was targeting facilities to make and repair weapons which is fixed for the rival to grow and forces denied. at least 3 people were killed in strikes on the kelley. on monday to completion, the north of the country has been going on for nearly a year. now, thousands of people have been killed terminal, detach your. he's a journalist. and if you, if you're in says it's difficult to confirm details independently because of a communication blackout in the region from the images were able to watch but cannot verify. it seems to be a heavy target. and there will be many, many victims from this later strike that happened then mccully, the children government on monday, denied it. then they confirmed this, but the targets, this is communication equipment to try to perhaps slow down the success that we've been watching le

u. n is blaming south sedans, worst floods in 60 years on climate change for some areas. it's the 3rd straight year of extreme planning endangering livelihoods in their worlds youngest nation. the u. n. refugee agency says 700000 people have been affected. entire villages have been swept away. a u. n. plane carrying aid to ethiopia to gray region has been forced to a board. it's landing because of a government air strike. it's the 4th day of air raids. this wake on the to grind capital mark, hello. at least 7 people have been killed at every single refugee camp in bangladesh. gunman attacked a religious school, encompasses bazaar one person has been arrested. russia has reported a record number of deaths from code 19 in the past 24 hours for the 4th day in a row. that's more than a 1000 fatalities with the number of new cases. also, rising authorities are imposing more restrictions in the coming weeks, including a paid wake off, and they were new calls for people to get vaccinated. are only around a 3rd of russians fully inoculated to water. and you prove, to be honest, we're

u. n. is not withdrawing the 7 high level members of its staff. that the government of ethiopia say should be expelled from the country. the you and 2nd, general antonio terrace picked up the phone to the theo, p. and prime minister, abbe armoured of the un says that it doesn't accept the principle that these staff are now. persona non grata and it is the long standing legal position of the organization not to accept the application of the doctrine of persona non grata with respect to united nations officials. this is doctrine to the applies to diplomatic agents, accredited by one state to another state. the application of this doctrine denied nations officials is contrary to obligations under the charter of the united nations. however, the ethiopian foreign ministry is double down issuing a new statement, giving more details of what it says is the meddling by the 7 staff in internal affairs. it also says that a discussion of the issue by the un security council would be a blatant violation of its national sovereignty. but that discussion has take

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it's not only lebanese who have been affected by the economic crisis, the living conditions of 850000 syrians registered as refugees by the u. n. r. rapidly deteriorating a year ago, just over half lived in extreme poverty. now it's 9 out of 10, nearly 50 percent don't have enough food. 30 percent of children have never gone to school and almost 30000 work levels of poverty are also high in palestinian refugee camps. and at least 400000 migrant workers, mainly from asian and african countries, are stranded here without work, nor the means to return home. many parents can't afford to send their children to school, and growing numbers of people are unable to afford health care. starvation is now a reality for thousands and malnutrition is increasing among children. the international community accuses lebanon's political class of deliberately failing to act and defending what member say is a bankrupt economic system. that's why lebanon's authorities are bypassed when assistance is provided and they say they'll continue until state institutions, riddled with corruption are reformed. most of the support that we are going to provide

u. n. i don't think it's is the white filling in general solution because we have, we've had this in the past. we've had towards from the you were in hailey for many years. and when they left, we were back to the same situation. we will be 4 if it's not worse. so i don't think this is a solution reading the descriptions of all these and we need to train them so they can have and give them enough resources. so they can really fight the gangs. and under the problem is that like human white association, they always boss doug. they are members of the police will have ties to the gangs. we need to clean the police audits the police and make sure that people there will be a venue while his officers will have ties to the game, will not be the funds for us, and then give them that means the training so they can do the job and having a military intervention where to from the us, or do you when he's willing that there will be a civil shall and we've experienced it before. it didn't work. i don't know. i don't see why it was now manuela toya and they were in joining me, their director of police. he tay

u. n. is also made it clear the 2nd general view and has made it clear. but without the g 20 doing that bit, there's very little chance of success in glasgow. and james, what else is on the agenda for the day? well, so many subjects get disgust around the table of the g 20. when these 20 powerful leaders meet each year. but also a lot of the business has done one on one between the leaders and i think that's probably one of the places to be looking at some of those meetings that are taking place today. remember, president she of china did not come here and he's not going to gloss, go for the climate summaries. he has been participating in the g 20 remotely. but what that means if we don't get, which is always very important, that these things, the meeting between the u. s. leader and the chinese leader, the 2 most powerful men on earth. but what we are having in about 20 minutes time is a meeting with the representatives. so anthony blink in the us, secretary of state is going to be sitting down as a say in, in about 25 minutes with the state counselor an

the top stories allowed 0 d u n. suspended all 8 flights into ethiopia as t gray region that's off to a u. n. plane was forced to turn back because of government air strikes. it's the 4th day of at braids this week on the to grand capital mikaela. a un humanitarian light that departed out us about it this morning was forced to turn back in the midst of it by ought to asked, writes, began it. i can confirm that the government was informed of that fight as of course . okay, we'll say that the flight is forced to.