well, until the d u p. are content with this deal, they will not return to power sharing here at store month and northern ireland will effectively remain without a function in government. and that is having a real impact on services like health and education, things that matter. perhaps more than the protocol, perhaps more than this winter framework to normal people in northern ireland where we talents inside story in belfast. here's how the so called law mile protocol has been changed when the u. k. left the e. u. a customs border was drawn between all the island and the rest of the united kingdom. which angered unionists. but now under the new winds, a framework goods will be separated into a green lane for items traveling to northern ireland and a red lane for those. moving into the e. u ah, let's bring in, i guess, for this edition of inside story in london, we have jill rutter, a senior research fellow at u. k. in a change in europe. she's also a senior fellow at the institute for government and works on p

what's available and how does not match our 7 task until the d u p are satisfied, then the deal is not a go. and until it do you pay a satisfied this building behind me store month is still politically paralyzed. it's the building where northern ireland has its power sharing executives of which the d u. p. a half and which they essentially vetoed, walked away from a year ago in processed over the northern on and protocol. ah, authority has died near the city of jericho and the occupied west bank up to being shot in a car. the latest shooting, follow the deployment by israel, of hundreds of additional soldiers to the area after an escalation of violence on sunday. to israeli settlers was shot dead near the city of nablus. one palestinian was killed and hundreds were injured. a magnitude 5.6. quakers shaken eastern turkey a killing at least one person. the latest quake struck the city of mallets, marlexia triggering frantic work to rescue. several people trapped in rubble. turkish authorities said more than a 100 people were injured in the tremor on monday and 29 buildings were destroyed

now until the d, u p are satisfied, then the deal is not a goer and until a do you pay a satisfied this building behind me store month is still politically paralyzed. it's the building where no, that island has its power sharing executives of which the d u. p a half times which they essentially vetoed, walked away from a year ago in processed over the northern on and protocol to nigeria. now where there's growing concern of the slope pace of ballot counting after this past weekend's election, previous votes have been mod by corruption. lama jam june reports from abu jeff, from the echo was election observer mission, a tough assessment that the voting process in nigeria was marked by irregularities among them. the list? oh, the he said he is ok. you may say one of the shoes of particular concern to observers. the slow pace of uploading results to the website of the independent national electoral commission, or i neck for its part i neck issued a statement on sunday saying the delays were the result of technical hitches and not due to any sabotage. but in a country with a history of ballo

u. p. are satisfied, then the deal is not a go. and until do you pay a satisfied this building behind me store month is still politically paralyzed. it's the building where northern ireland has its power sharing executives of which the d u p a half times which they essentially vetoed, walked away from a year ago in processed over the northern ireland protocol. ah, egypt foreign minister has made a humanitarian visit to turkey in syria to see the damage caused by major earthquakes. earlier this month, sanisha creek met the turkish foreign minister in the southern city of marson. earlier he met syrian president bashar la thought in damascus and marks the 1st visit by a top egyptian diplomat. either of those countries in more than a decade. meanwhile, a magnitude 5.6 earthquake shook southern takia on monday lease one person was killed and at least a 100 people have been injured. the quake was centered in the city of malachi, to raise a boat that police run as a building collapses in the city of my let, the in eastern to kia dozens of

to take time to look at the deal, what's available, and how does not match our 7 tests until the d u p are satisfied. then the deal is not a goer and until do you pay a satisfied this building behind me store month is still politically paralyzed. it's the building where northern ireland has its power sharing executives of which the d u. p. a half and which they essentially vetoed. walked away from a year ago in processed over the northern on and protocol. and this really has died near the city of jericho and the occupied west bank after being shot in the car. the latest shooting followed the deployment by israel, of hundreds of additional soldiers to the area after an escalation of violence on sunday. to israeli settlers was shot dead near the city of nablus, on palestinian was killed and hundreds were injured. sir, a high rat has war from the occupied west bank un has in the last hour or so condemns the violence. it says that it gravely concerned at the deteriorating situation in occupied westbank. benjamin netanyahu himself is called on settlers not to take the law into their hands thems

u p. unionist party there it seemed to it sounded to me that there may be some room at least for e u low in northern ireland. does that sound to you like they are coming around to accepting today's agreement? well, geoffrey, tom donaldson is talking in terms of a couple of weeks of thinking about the agreement and balling it over and studying the small print. but to day a colleague of his e and pays the junior an empty and the house of commons declared that he thought it wasn't going to work. and that storm would not be re established on the government would not be re established in northern ireland for some time to come. so they're mixed messages coming from the d u p. m. what peter are, what jeffrey donaldson said about the european court of justice. it is interesting because initially opposition to the protocol was driven by the friction surrounding trade between great britain and northern ireland and was only at a later stage that union started talking about the e c. j as a central issue. and so that, that was added into the mix a little bit later and has been brought to prominence. and the danger i think is that there is in this new agreem

u. p. are satisfied, then the deal is not a go. and until a do you pay a satisfied this building behind me store months is still politically paralyzed. it's the building where northern ireland has its power sharing executives of which the d u. p. a half and which they essentially vetoed, walked away from a year ago in processed over the northern and protocol. so you can see the stakes here. this is what looks after all, the runnings of, of northern ireland, the hell service. it looks after education, all these things, and it safeguards the good friday peace agreement. so a lot riding on whether the d u. p. like the steel enough to come back to power and get northern on and working again. certainly is rory, many thanks, rains latest, that from northern ireland. that's all now to david hanning, he's a post bank, said trade expert and director of the u. k. trade policy project. he's in london with his live good to have you with us. what do you think of this dale i think is a real step forward own. on northern ireland, northern i have

so will the d u p. respond to pressure to return to government. what do you think? there are indications that they may not and that the british government perhaps have realized that some time ago. and one great difficulty for the d p. is that with shin fane and irish republican party now the largest party in the northern ireland assembly. shin fame would be entitled to the position of 1st minister. and for the 1st time since northern ireland foundation, a 100 years ago, unionists would be a unionist, would be serving as a deputy 1st minister tuition saying 1st minister. now it actually they both have the exact same powers. but the difference in title is very important. symbolically, and the d u p is certainly concerned about the damage that would do among their electric, that they might lose support to more vociferous, more extreme voices within union as an if they were to go back into government. which shouldn't fain us 1st minister. so is it possible professor to look at this and think that maybe we had the foundations laid here for several things that maybe we don't see it

u. p. who are the big hold apps here and who's the so much of this is director that admitted that significant progress have been made . but he's now got to encourage them to buy this deal, and in doing so, returned to power sharing and all them out and, and all ready as they scrutinize the details. small tracks are appearing questions raised about specific wording. the prime minister himself on monday saying that this was a deal that removes the border from the irish c for good. well, it 1000 because with all this talk of red and green trade lanes, it's clear this is and will always be the external border of the single market. and they will god that with care. also this idea of the storm on break the sovereign right supposedly given to know the not to veto any rules in future. it doesn't like the european commission wording on that says this is something that will be used in the most exceptional circumstances where she's not asked about that this morning. admitted that more talks were required with

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u p accept this deal? if they do m, p, 's and his party are likely to fall into line, we all awake. they await the legal text of the deal so that that could be very carefully scrutinized. it does now sound like plea, but downing street will in fact ground to vote a vote, as i say, that they will win, but they will hope not to have to win it by exposing new divisions in the party. ok, jenna hope for the moment. thanks very much, we'll come back to as we get more details about the text of this deal. and of course we have from the u. k. prime minister in the coming hours. that's go over now to northern ireland to speak to where we challenge for us in belfast. we heard jonah saying the word key to this deal is whether or not the d u p. no lot of units, whether they will accept it, they're going to be examining it very closely. are they? what are they most concerned about? they are going to be going through it line by line. they say they have the lawyers ready and they will be poring over every aspect of this deal. they do not want to let anything slip through. they don't want to make an

he heard in there and that p is jack are the e. u commission has very strike state aid. wells, of course is at the end of that well, it's certainly set to change. the document that i've seen ahead of the announcement coming suggests that the words around state aid changes are things like easing flexibility, reducing barriers, making things quicker, in order to allow countries to start funding their green companies in order to start competing on the global market after that us inflation reduction that came in and with bearing in mind that china subsidized so subsidizes its company. companies about double that which happens in europe. europe knows that it needs to step up if, if it's going to compete. now there have been concerns. however, the proposal that we're expecting while it's not actually a proposal is being called a communication. the european commission tying itself too tightly to this. but 7 countries wrote a letter in a head, a head of this, including the netherlands, saying that while they're okay with changes the rules, t

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in northern ireland are particularly how it goes down with the d u p, who will be measuring it against their 7 tests. the criteria that they think that it has to meet or to get their approval. and they are, i think her cautious about, given that approval just yet, they're going to be going through the deal line by line, making sure that there are no traps for them. there are and working out whether they can come to a consensus view on that. and that might take some time to nigeria in our election observe is an urgent candidate to accept the results of saturdays, all is not counting continues slowly. a tightly fight election has seen long delays and reporting results with opposition bodies alleging voter fraud. harrow more tasa has more from abolition. people are still waiting for the actual commission to announce the next batch of results that hasn't happened yet or not years have been told is that they are some delays and it could be a couple of hours before the next few batch of results are non. so of course it makes some people anxious about you, said was give you a mood of the mood

u. s. has refused. we saw tensions are over, took care buying russian made as 400 air defense systems or in syria where the u. s . was banking the y p g, which is the syrian arm at the p. k. k, which turkey has designated a terror organization. there seems to be some fundamental differences between this coupling. where do you see this relationship going in the next few years? right now, i think the relationships going to be on hold for a little while. and when i mean on old is it seems that divided administration is waiting for church selections to be completed until at any series diplomacy is going to be undertaken. and the sad part is after turkish elections, whoever is in government, whoever is in power, will probably wait for the us elections to finish before they undertake some series diplomacy as well. so we're probably going to lose a year with both countries waiting and seeing who's going to be in power. come 202420232024. so we're going to lose a little time. but right now, the major issues as sixteen's 2 has been waiting a very long time for a sale that should normally be a formality between the united states in any major

u. n. d p a will a will get it right here. now, just are the 3 years ago. france is president of audio mac wrong describe late, so as brain dead. but now the western military alliance is presenting a united front in support of ukraine. i'm sweden and finland of applied to join our diplomatic get. it's a james space is live for us now. italian, a studio, a former soviet state. that's now part of nato. james, how's the void ukraine reshaping the alliance? it certainly transform nato. i think, a year ago many, we'll be surprised where we are now. the unity that we've seen of the nato countries, the fact they ramp up the number of trips they've got in the countries closest to russia. for example, here in estonia that were. busy for nato battle groups a year ago, there are now a not nato battle groups, the amount of support that nato nations is taking a bit of time, but the amount of support nato nations, and now giving to ukraine. i think that would surprise people a year ago, but there are still question marks. you mentioned the new nato membe

p. some of the most important industrial and economic hubs in the u. s. and china are also the most vulnerable to climate change that's according to a new study by the cross dependency initiative, which also find found 9 out of the top 10 spots which finds regions to study for for more government focused on di, carbonized ation adaptation measures like flood control. now argentina is facing its worst drought in 60 years, it's proving a major economic blow to a country that was already struggling to service it's debts. that route is also having a significant impact on global food markets with argentina. providing a large proportion of the world soy corn, wheat, and beef. but it's the countries farmers who are perhaps suffering the most parched dusty soil where crops should be thriving. most of the corn and cotton on this farm in northern argentina have dried up due to lack of rain. cows raised for beef are perishing to a 3rd of the 900 cattle have died in the past year alone. got it, been some will killer. we never thought that the drought would hit us so hard to market

u. k. and northern ireland. of course they were. so i think that the p o, in kind of american pilots, lawyer ring up at the moment they are getting their legal representatives ready to go through that deal line by line because they don't want to make the stay mistake again the have made before. so they will be looking at this deal in detail. we can hear now from the leader a, d, b jeffrey donaldson. he was spoken to just a few moments ago and here's what he had to say about it. i haven't seen it yet. so once we've seen the legal tax will come to you or do you feel positive? well, no, the positive or negative. i think that we need to take time to look at the data. what's available? how does not match our 7 tests? so the politicians remaining very non committal at the moment is understandable. i haven't actually seen the deal in detail yet. what about the people of northern ireland? because where she's tonight said this would make an immediate positive difference to the lives of people. what do they want or the main problem with a northern protocol and how it affects the northern ireland, the people. it is political. it's because this bu

are about a 150 intercontinental ballistic missile silos. the u. s. described the craft as a surveillance satellite. first of all, we are aware of the p r c's statement. i'm however, the fact is, we know that it's a surveillance balloon and i'm not gonna be able to be more specific than that. we do know that the balloon has violated us air space and international law, which is unacceptable. and so we've conveyed this directly to the p r c at multiple levels. and in terms of specific locations, i'm not going to be able to go into specific locations again, other than to say it's moving eastward. at this time in cranium, president ramirez zalinski has are it's western allies to supply his military with long range missiles. he's hosting a summit of european union. it is in key where they've also discuss ukraine's membership application to the blog. the european union announced price camps for russian oil products. premium products such as diesel has been kept at a $100.00 per barrel while discounted products. a cap of $45.00. the head of the roman catholic church has appealed to sal sedans, leaders to angie years of bloodshed. frances is

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u. s fighter jet, that shot down this object at 145 p. m eastern time. so that's just before 8 pm there, where you are in berlin. this object was flying at around 40000 feet and it was deemed to be a reasonable risk to civilian aircraft. that is because some civilian aircraft do fly around that altitude. it was also shot down just off the coast of alaska, near the border with canada. and it was actually down brent over ice. so frozen waters recovery efforts are underway according to the pentagon. and they do expect that recovery should be easier than the chinese bible in you. you reference that was down off of the east coast last week off open waters. and the object had crossed over into u. s. air space. when it was shot down. you mentioned the president ordered this object to be shot down. we don't know when those orders came in, but we have heard that this object was 1st detected thursday evening. they then sent up fighter jets to see what they could determine and they came to the to termination that this one's an unmanned object. and then they made the decision to shoot it down and it was indeed an f $22.00,

in northern ireland are particularly how it goes down with the d u p, who will be measuring it against their 7 tests. the criteria that they think that it has to meet or to get their approval. um they are, i think her cautious about giving approval just yet they're going to be going through the deal line by line, making sure the learned there are no traps for them. there are working out whether they can come to a consensus view on that and that might take some time. and but of course there are other people in the northern ireland who matter other views that are matter as well . and we can bring to him roberts, now, who is the chief executive of retail and i, which on the biggest tre bodies here in northern ira. now, glenn, it is a big documents. i'm not expecting you to have gone through all so far, but what do you make of what you've read of the sales as well when we give that document an initial welcome, i think it does, does move us forward. it does give our economy and business come in, the more certainty and stability than the years ahead. i think we're in devil and detail timelin

u. n. development program, or you and d p. welcome. yeah. coca to have you with us after a year of war, it's clear that the ukrainian communities and people are going to need support for decades only. yeah, definitely. that's the case that adrian and what we're seeing is that a it'll take a long time to revolt by today. we already know that 5000000 people and 5000000 ukrainians have returned to their homes and to the places of residence. so we know that people are convinced that recovery starts now and the sooner we start with the recovery. if it's the better it will be, why is not so important? why is it important to lay the foundations of recovery even before the conflict has ended? well, i think it's important because people want to thought rebuilding their lives and we see that people are committed ukrainians, have a resolve and a resilience to restart, building their lives. and the sooner the sooner that starts the better idea for them and they determined to have that started as soon as possible. so what are the u. n. d piece priorities? so we see in the recovery area, there's really full priorities that needs to be done. the 1st is in,

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are the international there is the u. s. president joe biden, making a surprise visit to p. f, meeting with president nc, and pledging more weapons to new cray. hundreds of protests does gather in washington, d. c, in a rally dubbed rage against the war machine, ultimately expressing frustration, but u. s. involvement in the conflict in ukraine and also ahead for ukrainian and they were planning to hold these positions for a long, long time. well, this particular sector, it fell in less than a week out. the reports from the boss run line, russian forces break ukrainian defenses in and around the key city of our film on those 2 in the program to western africa. nation of particular, fossil shifts focus, and now seeking cooperation with russia often demanding the french military withdraw. as personnel from a church, with no shortage of good news on this monday as a big named touches down in t f. today. it's the american president joe biden making a surprise visit to key f, where he met with ukrainian president lensky nearly a year after the start of russia's special military o

u. k. where he thanked british m p. 's for sending arms in advance. heavily implying more shipments are to come. british authorities are still debating whether descent he of anti ship missiles or surface to air storm shadow missiles, all wallace senior i'm, he has claimed the british army would only last 5 days in an all out war due to the amount of weapons sent to you. great. earlier, pointing out the alleged dire conditions of u. k. are forces, despite investments in the defense sector, huge investments in the last couple of decades into a maritime capability into the aircraft carriers. but the army is in a dire state. the media seems to be adding fuel to the speculation with the sun newspaper saying ukraine could use british long ridge missiles to strike crimea politic.

u. p. a seen as a block on functioning government here at store. once the less happy voters are going to feel about them, you can feel a frustration at all a smith's chain of cafes. the business woman wants to see the back of sectarian politics. her poor health services get more so education, alder achievement is gotten worse. our poverty is getting worse, the class to fight between those that haven't those that have not is getting bigger . so you know, a storm it hasn't been on in tomorrow will not change that only they put those issues at the top of their political agenda. the winds of framework, the northern on and protocol unionist nationalist. such matters are less important in many people in northern ireland these days. the just getting things to work properly. rory challenz al jazeera belfast east african regional leaders have given an arm group and eastern democratic republic of congo, a month to withdraw from territories. they continue to hold in north cape of province. the m 23 rebel group has continued its advanced a provincial capital goma. the conflicts displaced mo

u. p. a seen as a block on functioning government here at store. once the less happy voters are going to feel about them, you can feel a frustration at all a smith's train of cafes. the business woman wants to see the back of sectarian politics or health services got more so educational under achievement has gotten worse. or poverty has gotten worse, the cloth divide between those that haven't, those a have not is getting bigger. so, you know, it's stormy. does often run into more will not change that only if they put those issues at the top of the political agenda. the winds of framework to northern on and protocols unionist nationalists, such matters are less important to many people in northern ireland these days. the just guessing things to work properly. rory challenge al jazeera belfast. iran is investigating the recent poisoning of hundreds of school girls with toxic gas stake media says the attack started in november and have spanned more than 30 schools in at least 4 cities. no girls have di, but many have suffered were spiritual problems, nausea and fatigue. some polit

well, that as you are p and countries suffered, the consequences of having russia does impose cut off the u. s. immediately denies the american journalists, revelations, labeling them complete nonsense. have you or anybody else at the state department of any communication with german norwegian ambassador or other allies or calls on this matter on the matter of string to on the matter of the latest allegations, it would, it would not be typical for us to engage allies and partners on something that is other incomplete nonsense and that should be rejected out of hand by anyone who is looking at it through up through an objective lens, legal on media analysts line or questions why the western media has lost. we remained silent on the investigation. the bomb shell report doesn't surprise anyone because immediately after this happened, a lot of people said, wait a minute. this looks fishy. but we'll, and let's look at it this way. irrespective of, of the, your perspective or anybody's perspective, there are 2 different camps here. one, there's the official government reaction, which i think we c

are they working well, the damage against the russian economy certainly isn't. as the u. s. and the west have expected, there was an expectation of the g. d. p declined to be about 15 percent. we have seen a recession in russia as a result, but it's only been about 2.2 percent. and you said there's been a string of sanctions on the country. we're talking about targets of over 2000 individuals and entities freezing hundreds of billions of dollars in russian reserves. and of course, ousting the country from the swift financial messaging system, which is just critical of financial infrastructure. but russia has been able to stay afloat through the energy crisis. the energy prices going up, and they have stuck to their warpath. teddy also in new york, thanks as ever for your insights. brushes war in ukraine has seals, economic hardship, and many parts of the world threatening food security, as well as disrupting t supply chains. but there are some factors that have benefited from the uncertainty. in the past year, oil and gas companies have posted record profits. the past year of multiple crises hasn't been a disaster for the welds oil companies

are. robert hobbin wrapped up a 3 day trip to washington where he met with secretary of state and li, blinkin, and other u. s. officials to discuss concerns your p inflation reduction act in now the law provides $370000000000.00 in marine manufacturing centers to companies located in the united states. so look as to how back gave if you specifics. as he spoke, the journalists alongside his french counter barbara lemaire, but he said the europeans and the u. s. sides agreed on a number of fundamental issues. and also the understanding is mutual that we meet economic security that we have to overcome the dependency on raw material, critical minerals, and also some green products. a strong green industrial market in the u. s. and a strong green industrial market in europe will help each other that we boot to green bridge over the atlantic and help each other. because the goal is the same. fighting global warming and creating a new industrial resilience and industrial independence in a way the german economy, sir, but hardly speaking therefore more on that visit to washington. i'm not joined by that was bart managing director of the german economic

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