u. n says that it expects up to 3000000 people on both sides of the front line to need humanitarian assistance next year. and there is a just a growing sense amongst the people that you speak to who live in that contact zone or close to it of complete hopelessness and increasing anger. bear in mind that the ukrainian president ugly won his campaign. one of the reasons why he won his presidential campaign in 2019 were promised that he was gonna end roches annexation of crimea and end the war in don bass while he's failed on both those accounts and arguably, seems more unable to do that in a week, a position than he did at the start of, of his term. and the people that we've spoken to him. we spoke to somebody today who was, was angry, whose house had been described destroyed in the year in the fighting in 2015. and she didn't miss her words. she said that she wished, wished a similar fate on russian people. and another person, interestingly though, said that some russians and ukrainians slobs and that they should come together and, and, and enjoin as one unified block if you like. and another m

u. n says more than half of the people in afghanistan are suffering from acute food shortages. this winter. agencies are wanting of a potential crisis in neighboring countries that comes as thousands of people continue to leave afghanistan. rob mcbride, travel to the country's border, turn of islam collar. the scene. a recent search in people crossing in both directions with its cross border traffic and people and goods. islam hello provides a good indicator of the problems facing both afghanistan and iran. the surge of people trying to leave afghanistan as the taliban took over, has eased in recent weeks, assign according to those guarding this crossing. the conditions have improved. oh, come, governor, come find whatever problems the migrants had ordered. they've been solved for vehicles, including trucks are moving freely again with sort of more considering this is such a sensitive crossing things on the border itself are pretty relaxed before now. we as visitors, would have been held way back several 100 meters in several fences inside afghanistan. now we are allowed to app

u. n says amounts to genocide, facing poverty and crowded refugee camps. many tried to reach safety in southeast asian countries. last year, a group of for hanger, refugees, was saved by fishermen and brought ashore after their boat broke down near archie. with some fisherman told al jazeera, they were afraid of repercussions if they attempted a risky this time. denisia is not a signatory to view in convention on refugees, and is seen as a transit country for refugees making dangerous journeys at soon. still, human rights groups saying indonesia must do more as a regional power in southeast asia. the post, the bowed back or is, is a violation of international obligations of indonesia. i think international law clearly imposes obligations on states, including indonesia, to protect human rights, off refugees arriving on their shores. the indonesian government has not responded to on to 0 requests for comment. and after so many days and to see these desperate people still face an uncertain future. jessica washington out to theora jakarta, one of russia's most

u. n says it's not gonna happen in time when they've, even in 2021. you're having problems with the fossil fuel emissions and all going to go down the china, the biggest obviously, you know, per capita with the biggest emitter in absolute terms. well, if you look at china's tracker, all the over the past 10 years, also the cap, the unit c o 2 emission for the chinese manufacturer inside the industrial side has been cut down. there is significant, significantly now what china, which is still enjoying very rapid economic development, this goal has its own pay. but i think different sectors and the whole population in china are ready to go through this very painful periods to achieve government decay on the target on one hand. and also to make sure that the economy in general need to proceed in a normal way rather than suffering significant disruption. please keep in mind that china has enough power generation as it is. the real problem is, what materials do use if you continue to use a lot of coal as the primary source of power, then the government is v

u. n, saying more than 4400 have died in mexico this year to. and if this latest incident isn't a reminder for the world and from ever states to agree on controlled and managed migration, i'd ask unclear to see what is law enforcement from the state of chiapas, say the driver of the truck carrying the migrants fled the scene. they say an investigation into the fatal accident is underway. manuel rap a low al jazeera mexico city. and haiti has stage new protests against the gulf and over the rising cost of fuel acting president ari on reordered, the price increase after subsidies, card hazy theme, severe few shortages, and an increase in gang related kidnappings. following the assassination of president giovano noise in july, these 2 people been killed several others injured after a tornado ripped through eastern parts of the united states. in illinois, the extreme weather caused a roof to collapse at an amazon warehouse emergency crews are still trying to rescue dozens of people trapped in that facility. also, 2 people died in a nursing home in t

u. n says is horrified by reports of mass killings in myanmar ride schools have accused the military of carrying out a massacre. after the charred remains of 30 people were found in chi, estate witnesses say civilians including women and children were rounded up and shot. tony chang reports, trucks burn at the end of a dirt track in kaya state, southern myanmar. after the fires have died down or the video showed charred bodies in the record, only $38.00 people got few including women and children, reportedly rounded up and executed around the village of mo, so oh, by the mere mon military. among those missing 2 workers from the charity save the children who had been distributing aid to internally disposed people in the area there burnt out vehicle confirmed to be amongst those, destroyed a written statement from the charity said save the children, condemns this attack as a breach of international humanitarian law were horrified of the violence carried out against innocent civilians and our staff who had dedicated humanitarians supporting millions of children and need across myanmar. furt

u. n, saying more than 4400 have died in mexico this year teen. and if this latest incident isn't a reminder for the world and for member states to agree on controlled and managed migration, it's unclear to see what is law enforcement from the state of chiapas, say the driver of the truck carrying the migrants fled the scene. they say an investigation into the fatal accident is underway. manuel rap a low al jazeera mexico city. people in haiti have stage new protests against the governments over the rising cost of fuel. the acting president arial re ordered the price increase after subsidies were cuts. ac has seen severe fuel shortages and an increase in gang related kidnappings. following the assassination of president of adel mercy in july. you, as president joe biden says he is quotes, very concerned about a supreme court decision to keep abortion curbs in texas. but mr. biden hailed part of the ruling that allows abortion providers to challenge the state law banning procedures after 6 weeks. the law came into effect in september and is the str

u. n says more than half the people in afghanistan suffering from acute food shortages, this winter, european diplomats habits iran to show it serious about salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal. on tuesday, representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the united kingdom met with iranian officials in vienna. iran one sanction lifted in return for limiting its nuclear program. those are your headlines. the news continues after al jazeera. i will see you very soon. bye bye. news. news. news. what bill getting that budget back seems and a pledge to continue funding development across africa. the can china avoid criticism over taking advantage of natural resources and startling, developing nations with unsustainable says, this is inside story. ah, ah, ah, hello. hello robin, welcome to the program. china's president cheating ping has promised african nations, 1000000000 corona virus vaccines and it's pledge to continue economic investment in the region. she made the comment virtually as part of the annual for among the china africa corporation. as the to day summit in synagogue comes to a c

u. n. says old signs in ethiopia and guilty of committing severe human rights violations. and calls for an end to the conflict. 11 years since the arabs spring to museums a back on the streets calling for greater change class. i'm alexandra buyers of the cat are balloon festival. here in doha, i'll bring you the birds. i view of efforts. event tourism to new heights. i had of next year's depot world cup. ah. the u. s. centers for disease control as recommending americans choose other corona vars. vaccines over the johnson and johnson jab. the cdc says the single shot is less effective than those made by mcdonough and pfizer. and in rare occasions leads to fatal cases of blood clotting. at least 9 people have died from clots in the us . out of the more than 200000000 fully vaccinated americans, 16000000 have received the j and j jab, while the johnson and johnson vaccine as being manufactured in south africa. and it's government has promised to donate around $2000000.00 doses to all the african nations. finally, the miller has more from johannesburg, explodes in south afric

u. n says at least a 1000000 week is being held and counter extremism centers inch. and yeah. well, adrian's, and is a senior fellow in china studies with the victims of communism. memorial foundation, he says, action on the issue of important goods made using for slave a long way for you. some voices say that the by an administration has some interest to delay this. some voices also say that the state department is interested in a more targeted approach rather than a blanket ban of goods mate and change young that create a rebuttable presumption that companies basically have to say if we want to import anything made from january 1st, have to prove that it's not made with forced labor, which is actually the proper way to tech a this companies have long tried to look the other way and they were not sure what to do about this because dependence on shinji. cotton is huge. it's very hard to divest from it. companies now are gradually realizing the problem is not going anywhere. and they will have to look for a tentative supply chains. and i believe that has started because compani

u. n says it's receiving credible reports, all sides in ethiopia is conflict act meeting, severe human rights violations up to 7000 people have been detained since last month. the nationwide states of emergency announced on to november is leading to significant human rights concerns on a very broad scale. no, to believe the states of emergency authorizes the arrest search and the pension of any one suspected of supporting that degree people's liberation front and the aroma liberation army designated terrorist groups in may 2021. this excessively broad provision has led to mass arrests and the tensions of thousands of ethiopia ones, including united nations staff, and according to the committee to protect journalists at least 14 journalists. most of those arrested or ethnic to grounds. noncom webb has more on the story from nairobi. some of expressed concern is european union. the code for this extraordinary session of the un human rights council is going on. right now. we've heard that some of the biggest economies in the you have actually been quite reluctant to other members of the you that

u. n, saying more than 4400 have died in mexico this year teen. and if this latest incident isn't a reminder for the world and from member states to agree on controlled and managed migration, i'd ask unclear to see what is law enforcement from the state of chiapas, say the driver of the truck carrying the migrants fled the scene. they say an investigation into the fatal accident is underway. manuel, at apollo al jazeera mexico city. german lawmakers have overwhelmingly back to bill that requires health work is to get back tonight it against the 19. it's the 1st to vaccine mandate being considered in the country a 2nd more contentious bill that would make cobra 1900 vaccines, compulsory for all adults as being prepared. it could be debated by parliament as early as next month. south african scientists say there's no sign the corona, virus, variance, only chrome is causing more severe illness. in early studies, hospital data shows kind of 19 admissions rising sharply. but patients suspending less time in care and deaths remain low. south africa repo

u. n. says old signs in ethiopia and guilty of committing severe human bytes violations and colds for an end to the conflict. 11, yes. was the out spring to museums a back on the streets quoting for greater change.

u. n says it's receiving credible reports that all sides and a few peers conflict to committing severe human rights violations. if you can dismiss the council statement is politically motivated and the philippines is counting the cost of typhoon rye, which has killed at least $12.00 people and left a trail of destruction behind him. winds of close to 200 kilometers and now it destroyed thousands of homes across the central and southern philippines, forcing hundreds of thousands to seek safety. now heading toward vietnam and china . and that's it from myself, from the team here in london. see you tomorrow counting, the cost is coming out next. it's one year until the 1st real world killed in the middle east. talk to al jazeera meets, must cembura 1st ever female secretary general the 1st to share her journey and discuss the routes to cut her 2022. 0 no, just 0. i . hello, i'm come all santa maria. this is counting the costs on al jazeera, your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week, for letter m r n a. it is in many ways, the breakthrough technology of the pandemic, vacc

u. n, saying more than 4400 have died in mexico this year teen. and if this latest incident isn't a reminder for the world and for member states to agree on controlled and managed migration, i'd ask unclear to see what is law enforcement from the state of chiapas, say the driver of the truck carrying the migrants fled the scene. they say an investigation into the fatal accident is underway. manuel, that apollo al jazeera mexico city, the world's leading nuclear and spanks hotel al jazeera, more access to ron's program is needed to establish trust as talks continue in vienna. the atomic energy agency chief says the organization wants to reinstall its cameras. profile. mariano grossi says iran needs to be more transparent about his nuclear program. the ages he and iran are trying to come to an agreement on or basically 2 things. one is the capability or the ability of the agency to return to one facility, one specific facility in iran, where we need to reinstall cameras that need to be there. and it has been difficult to do this. so we have been tal

say millions could pay starvation because the w. r f. p will have to reduce food rations from january. the u. n. agency says donors have failed to fulfill their pledges of assistance. it's meal time for this yamini mother and had 3 daughters. the families village was destroyed by air strikes. now they live in a camp for internally displaced people relying on i'd from the world food program seventies of fighting between hootie rebels and sadie back government forces has created what many consider the world's worst humanitarian crisis. food and medical shortages are causing millions to suffer, including many children in the children's ward of the al sabine hospital in santa, the suffering is plain to say dangerously malnourished. their bodies bay, the marks of war. and this is happening even with the current levels of food assistance provided by ngos. soon, families will start getting barely half of the world food programs. daily minimum ration you in agencies including the world food program, received only about 2 thirds of nearly $4000000000.00 requested from donors this year and food prices of

u. n. agency says donors have failed to fulfill their pledges assistance. it's meal time for this yamini mother and had 3 daughters. the families village was destroyed by air strikes. now they live in a camp for internally displaced people relying on aid from the world food program. 7 years of fighting between hootie rebels and sadie back government forces has created what many consider the world's worst humanitarian crisis. food and medical shortages are causing millions to suffer, including many children in the children's ward of the also been hospital in santa, the suffering is plain to say dangerously malnourished. their bodies bay, the marks of war. and this is happening even with the current levels of food assistance provided by n g o's. soon families will start getting barely half of the world trade programs. daily minimum ration you in agencies including the world food program, received only about 2 thirds of nearly $4000000000.00 requested from donors this year and food prices of more than doubled in yemen. currency to valuation and hyperinflation.

u. n. agency says donors have failed to step up and provide funding to feed the desperately hungry it's meal time for this year, many mother and had 3 daughters. the families village was destroyed by air strikes . now they live in a camp for internally displaced people relying on i'd from the world food program, seventies of fighting between hoops you rebels and sadie back government forces has created what many consider the world's worst humanitarian crisis. food and medical shortages are causing millions to suffer, including many children in the children's ward of the al sabine hospital in santa, the suffering is plain to say dangerously malnourished. their bodies bay, the marks of war. and this is happening even with the current levels of food assistance provided by n g o's. soon families will start getting barely half of the world food programs. daily minimum ration you in agencies including the world food program, received only about 2 thirds of nearly $4000000000.00 requested from donors this year and food prices of more than doubled in yemen. currency to valuation and hyperinflat

violence against civilians, it says the united nations human rights counts likely to establish an international commission to investigate alleged abuses in the country. the u. n is saying it's receiving credible reports that all size and ethiopian conflict to committing severe human rights violations. up to 7000 people were detained in the past month. there are unconfirmed reports have mass killings of ethnic to grinds, or government any of your peers dismissed. these accusations of abuses and rejected that resolution that establishes an investigation. we hold our own council members, though, who form visible stand gave us short sighted in those. and those who is bliss, additional human rights. by rejecting this origin, i would like to tell you that my government will not operate with anyone, can assume that maybe it was, or he or alex the valid executive director, the well pays foundation. and he told me that the lack of cooperation from the ethiopian government make any investigation very difficult the, it hugely complicates the matter. of course, if the field can government were as innocent as it is timing to be able to have no problem in lifting censorshi

u. n. u k. wells talk says iran is expanding its uranium enrichment capabilities that there's been a scaling back in terms of i. e, i. e, a access to some nuclear sides. western diplomats have said that without a full sort of understanding of around capabilities, it's hard to reach an agreement. what is around calculation then? i think it's parts say, well, calculations but, and other parts are very important part in this, you know, development of nuclear activity. this kind of what we can call the reaction and it's a reaction not only to us maximum pressure, as mr. mandy just mention what's also and more importantly, i think, to the recent, very, very xander several times attacks against it's. so basically, i mean, honestly speaking, i think they can see the development on the ground at the more israel tries to kind of slow down your own smoking program, the more your renewals are determined to develop their new programs. so this has been one of the main issues behind what on the other hand, in terms of calculation, of course, a very important part, a calculation. it has been to use it as a

u. n. z world food program says that it will have to reduce rations for 8000000 people in yemen. due to a lack of funding. the cutbacks will begin in january. the u. s. agency is warning of serious consequences. as hunger rises, the country's been on the brink of famine since 2016 because of the civil war that the world food program says the 5000000 people. a close to starvation that speak to a be a turf up who is a senior spokesperson with the world food program. she joins us now live from cairo . good to have you with us. so 5000000 people just a step away from starvation. this actually though, potentially affects many more people, doesn't it? yes, absolutely. a funding conscious forcing the world full jump. this katy back food, the systems that means reducing food rations to 8000000 people in yemen. these cuts the coming of the worst possible time for the 13000000 people who are dependent on the wealth for programs, assistance to survive. 5000000 people are on the brink of a fan of famine. and these are the ones that we're going to keep the food rations in tax, but that is a hu

u. n. 's emvoy to sedan says military leaders must rebuild trust with the opposition, especially young people. many say they feel betrayed by october school and are rejecting any negotiations with the military. art is more garcia of witness the 1000 strong protests in the capital, khartoum and talk to people who say their dreams of a better life have been destroyed. will levy with his exclusive report. ah, she's cooled mina, like countless others. she's a beggar. she doesn't play with her friends or go to school, she spends her days begging outside the hotel. mina is just one of millions and saddam forced to beg to help feed herself and her family in these desperate times. and saddam sold a sick wound in disease by years of strife and disappointment. this wasn't what democracy promised. the fool of the dictator, omar al, by sheer and 2019, was supposed to harold, a new age for saddam a transition to democracy. but the democratic age of prosperity that millions hopeful has turned into an age of hunger. i'm not mad. i don't know if there's still hope to be honest. my only concern now is finding

u. n. as warned nearly 9000000 afghans of facing famine this winter . u. s. president joe biden says he's very concerned about a supreme court decision to keep abortion curbs in place in texas. a biden hailed the routing, which allows abortion providers to challenge the state law biling procedures. after 6 weeks. the world's leading nuclear inspector tells al jazeera more access to iran's program is needed to establish trusts as talks continue in vienna, the international atomic energy agency chief says the organization wants to reinstall its cameras. an explosion in the lebanese port city of tire has injured about a dozen people. it happened late friday evening, and a palestinian camp in southern lebanon. cause of last is not yet known. it's africa direct. now. once upon a time, fennel fled from lunch and so silent in snow. eli the sisters who so scattered, been sent back that be disappeared within town. little boy had a diff, a skate to mas, ship little square. how will they story? i witness wake up or moms and shame. ah ah ah ah ah, you leave me. i buy me all the money, the apple

u. n. body investigating the armies conduct says widespread and systematic attacks on civilians, amount to crimes against humanity and a verdict is expected on monday in the 1st of several criminal cases against deposed civilian liter. unsung sushi. earlier we spoke to dr. sasha, a spokesman for me and most often civilian government. this is show the whole process of these charges against the our sausages. they counselor of mamma, and our elected official president who means are all a show trial. it has nothing to do with the rule of law or justice. it has everything to do with prolonging of military hook, the ring of terror against the people muma. they have already very, very dictates it just as show. so you see eve, they executed as they have plodded on base on fraudulent charges without evidence, without proof of any volition of law. and then they were, they were the see more chaos in the country cares in miramar is not good for china instability. he, mamma is not good for asha, is destroyed a whole regence now cove in night in is out of control. as you rightly say, job human traffi

u. n body investigating the armies conduct says widespread and systematic attacks on civilians, amount of crimes against humanity and a verdict is expected on monday, in the 1st of several criminal cases against the post civilian leader and sang sushi earlier we spoke to dr. sasa spokesman, the main mass after the civilian government. this is show the whole process, all these charges against us, which is the constant of member and our elected official president. we mean are all . busy a show trial, it has nothing to do with the rule of law or justice. it has everything to do with prolonging of maybe the laying of care or against the people me and they have already read it. it, it just show. so you see they executed as they have plotted on, based on fraudulent charges. without it, that's without proof of any validation the overall. and then they want to see more chaos in the country. chaos in miramar is not good for china in stability in miramar. it's not good for us out is destroyed, the whole region now. call the night is out of control. as you rightly say, shumate trafficky, drug traffi

n al jazeera manila, u. s. president joe biden says he's very concerned about a supreme court decision to keep abortion curbs in texas. but mr. both and hale part of the ruling that allows abortion providers to challenge the state law banning procedures after 6 weeks. the law came into effect in september. it's the strictest in the country and bars the procedure at a time when many women don't even know they are pregnant. vice president commer harris, criticized the ruling, saying a woman has the right to make decisions about her own body. the ruling today is an attempt to undo it in terms of what's happening in texas. 15 around the country is an attempt to undo 50 years of preston and as far as i'm concerned, and as far as hard frustration is concerned, a woman's right to make decisions about her own body is not about. and so we continue to fight for the constitutional right of all women to make decisions about their own body without interference by some legislative group of people that think that they can replace their judgment with her turner attention now to mexico, where an investigation is underway, in

remain in mexico. biden's whitehouse brings back a trumpet law hosting asylum seekers to say over the border and the u. n. p to billions of dollars to help more people in need around the world than ever before. ah hey, there are getting going on your weather forecasts for europe and africa. we're going to begin where all of the action is. so we find ourselves in the central med, into the atria to see the eastern shore of the atria to see, but a lot of rain coming down for southern portions of italy. give you an idea of the moisture around the eastern shore of the adria exceeds very eva, could see up to 20 centimeters of snow, but go closer to the water. most started to broadneck. we're going to get down with some heavy rain. same goes for the western portion of greece, also disturbed weather for western areas of turkey. this includes is mere 19 degrees celsius, have popped up here on correct 13 and a breeze through the boss for assist. stumble will seek us about 50 kilometers per hour, but nothing like we felt just a few days ago. iberia flood stricken areas of northern spain will touch on that in fact.

what the opposition is saying, or civil society or u. n. g, i was, i didn't bother with that. i know my country and i know how to develop my country. ambassador final thoughts on that take show up whether you talk about food or health care recommendation are all job dues? are certainly human rights. no question about those are the kind of images that you have just shown on, on the screen. but those were from 11 of the protest, last job, ah, by the opposition is of course, in ambassador, wondering when the final moments of the shows final thoughts on bangladesh at 50 in a sentence. what would you say, bangladesh, ease, or democracy? there has been sustainable development, but typically in the last decade and we would continue to sustainable development and laugh excited about we are that inclusive society and i'm glad raised meek society. the fact i'm at the secular society and mama thanking for coming to the stream to talk about bangladesh at 50. thank you, chip, comment as feel comments, appreciate you. bringing them to asha i phoenix time. take happy buddy. ah, in just under

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n t on saturday. well the u. s. is saying that iran doesn't seem serious about returning to compliance is what the white house press secretary ought to say. the new iranian administration did not come to vienna with constructive proposals. the 1st 6 rounds of negotiations made progress, finding creative compromise solutions to many of the hardest issues that were difficult for all sides. a runs approach to this week was not unfortunately to try to resolve the remaining issues. so and even more importantly, around started this new round of negotiations with a new round of nuclear provocations chaperones. he joins us live now from washington. a sense all disappoint and frustration with how the negotiations are going so far. she helped out us more about the view that in washington we just actually have some comments dropped from the secretary of state's anthony anthony blink. another sentence that we had from the iranian negotiators that it's the us who backed out of the deal to us, imposed unilateral sanctions. we got into nati

u. n. world heritage site. ron no report of fighting. smith's office says the prime minister is headed back to the front line. the government's also reporting more gains against the rebels. a dispute, this certainly from vol is from all the loan, new university college, he says, reclaiming some other towns in the region may be more strategically important to the left doesn't hold any military st. attending significant assets, but it is a symbolic it tall as it is a well known unesco world heritage site. and so it nationally, it is available. so in that regard it is a drawback, obviously is that the government lost control. but there are other towns like because and now, which might be more strategically important for t d f and for the military offensive, they are currently undertaking it is an intensive military campaign ongoing as we speak for the last 23 days, the territory has shifted again and it seems to be that the t d f, the tactical retreat, so week a week ago has managed them to regroup and to read grad to john's. and now to push back on the government offences against ticket and held territories whe

u. n. for that to happen, nato and american military has got it germany, i call it air 1st. you say, i'm crazy, but that's what i'm calling. mm hm . i wanted to ask you 1st and foremost, how is the well doing in its fight against cove? it? i think did that said design porter deficient according to where you leave? so did they did. the issue is that we, i think we are doing quite golda, indeed most advanced and wednesday society is up, but unfortunately they, they, they, they walk away is very, very far to be accomplished. i ended up being counting did most difficult countries that are leading, that it, it biggest strategies in terms of the number of crises that they are affected by and i did his will. so what strikes me really a lot is eugena quantity that we are leaving in i and there was some counting 9 you okay. and union, for example, we had many seeing that there dosa while in africa we asked d. louis. i raised that tesa temper, sandy blondie, engrossed with 0 percent. so the something that says model, you said the book, every country to some degree is going to work according t

u. n said is receiving credible reports that all sides in ethiopia is conflict. are committing severe human rights violations. u. k prime minister boris johnson says he accepts full responsibility following the crushing defeat of his conservative party in a bi election. conservatives lost the seat of nor shropshire for the 1st time in almost 2 centuries. it became vacant when the previous conservative and pay was forced to resign for breaking parliamentary rules from wham in shropshire. under simmons reports on the latest in a series of setbacks for boris johnson, country life in north shropshire has been synonymous with conservative voting for nearly 2 centuries. but not anymore. morgan, helen, margaret, lillian, liberal democrats. 17000. 957. o helen morgan is now the m p from centralized opposition party that smashed at 23000 majority for boris johnson's conservative party. if he could have no structure had spoken on behalf of the british people, they said loudly and clearly vice johnson, the parties, ada johnson responded by saying he took full responsibility. i totally understand people's frustrations. i i hear what the vouchers are saying in

comes as the will bank says don't is have a great to transfer $280000000.00 to unicef and the world food program. to provide you trisha and health services in afghanistan, the u. n. has warned nearly 9000000 afghans of facing famine this winter. rosalind jordan is following this story from washington day say the fact that some 9000000 people are facing the prospect of famine, which is of the most serious level in a country that is suffering from food insecurity, is very much the impetus. but this decision, by the us treasury department, is a very narrowly crafted decision. people here in the united states can send money to individuals in afghanistan. and they can do so through us banks, which then may be engaging with financial institutions controlled by the tall bond, or the ha connie network for the express purpose of putting that cache in the hands of individuals inside afghanistan. the money can't be used for ra, nonprofit organizations, humanitarian a, our charity groups, for example. it also cannot be used to give to people who were trying to set up businesses. this is strictly to give people the ability to buy food and medicine to acquire of fuel to heat

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u. n. world heritage sites. there are no reports of fighting. and albia heads offers says that my minister has headed back to the front lines. the government is also reporting more gains against the rebels that the rebels dispute. this natalie bennett says become the 1st as railey prime minister to make an official visits. thin ice arab emirates. he's meeting with chrome, prince muhammad been zaya down the yard to discuss deepening ties, and economic and regional issues. the u. e. established formal diplomatic ties with israel last year. israel has been urging regional powers to oppose the nuclear talks with iran. there are reports, a palestinian man has been killed. smires really forces in the occupied west bank. it happens during the early morning rates in the russ. i'll i in area in that was city. the 31 year old man died of a bullet wounds to the his heads. and people in palestine and turning to renewable energy sources and a bed to get around tight israeli restrictions. palestinians don't have access or control over the majority of lands in the occupied west bank. som