u. s. is taking climate seriously concrete lay one thing, but the us state government is already announced. australia is that the u. s. along with you and japan and a couple of other countries with big kind of fossil fuel history. you still continue to extract fossil fuel from the ground and sell them. they are working to cut the emissions from the fossil fuel that they're still using. and particularly big one hair is me phase, which is the gas that's about 80 times more powerful than common dioxide over 20 a period. but it doesn't last long down. and basically if a very easy, quick fix essentially that would cost the, the oil company the very, very little if they would just stop some wasteful practices. that would mean that governments could rapidly limit the level at which plants heating up and making all the heat with was the storm, stronger and so on. us itself is the 2nd biggest emitter of greenhouse gases on the planet right now after china. i believe. so it's important of course that the u. s. show leadership, not just telling other countries what they should be doing, but actually demonstrating it. walking the talk

u. s along the eastern seaboard, and it is going to take some wet and wintery conditions to the north east and eastern areas of canada, some heavy snow expected because like nova scotia, as well as newfoundland temperatures, edging down here, but not dramatically as what we're seeing, cross the north west pacific, we've had another winter storm blow in, bringing some heavy snow to more central areas as well as parts of oregon, washington and further south to northern areas of california. and as that winter weather moves its way further east. we are going to see some dramatic drops in temperatures for the likes of denver, casper and calgary once again edging very fast south and we have a look at the 3 day. we are going to see quite a lot of snow through to choose day for the conditions on wednesday, but bitterly cold minus 21 degrees. now, further south that has been com, but within the unsettled weather start to pull in some fierce thunderstorms expected for parts of texas and louisiana. further south this from mexico has been very wet on the yucatan peninsula. we will however, see that st

u. s. government, along with dozens of others when they went to visit julian sanchez. he was hold up in the aqua, or an embassy in london. essentially, they are arguing they were spied on without proper justification, had their rights violated at their personal information, not access by the government without due process. this is what they put forward in their lawsuit. prior to their visits, each visitor was required to surrender his or her electronic devices, smartphones and laptops to the employees of u. c. global. unbeknownst to each of these visitors and without their consent. employees of you see global acting without the knowledge of the ecuadorian government, copied the information stored on the devices. you see global then provided that information to the defendant, united states central intelligence agency, the ca, then headed by defendant, michael palm pale. now they are calling for damages as a result of distress and anxiety. they suffered from having their personal information violated their privacy, essentially violated by american intelligence and the ci

u. s. embassy, along with the invoice, belgium, france, and the u. k. have issued a statement calling on the m 23 to immediately withdraw and end the acts that violate an international law and to see so still it is. but that statement stopped short of accusing any countries of backing the rebels. but the humanitarian crisis in the democratic republic of congo is worsening and spilling across its borders. the un estimates that at least 280000 people have been forced from their home since march. at least 7000 of crossed into uganda. since october. children are disproportionately affected, more than a 100, have been separated from their families in areas where fighting is taking place. ah, that's bring in our guests for today's discussion from kinshasa, which joined by fred bomber. he is the executive director of abu tele, a congolese institute for research on politics, governance violence from liberal mercy. we're joined by angel the congress as am gonna the you and refugee agency representative in the democratic republic of congo and from london, which o

u. s. as messy withdrawal from afghanistan into jo biden's border policy. so into his immigration policy along the u. s. a southern border and also an investigation into his son hunter, biden's financial dealing. so those are just some of the ways that the next 2 years be could become very difficult under a republican controlled congress for joe biden, in the white house, the w correspondence to meet almost in washington. thank you so much for reporting . well, us voters say that the most important issues for them in this election were inflation and the economy. that's perhaps not surprising considering how many people are paying, how much people are now paying for gasoline and groceries. if you compare it to just a year ago. let's also take a look at more issues that are on voters minds across the united states. you know, the economy is, is rigged for the wealthy. and, you know, and if we don't change that, you know, we're sunk. we've got to do something the reverse, the inflationary trend that, you know, in the democrats are spending out of control. congress is spending out of control, needs

u. s. but also closer allies of the u. s. like japan in australia and that had been made the quart along with india and in yes, partnering with these countries to ensure that is some kind of stability in the maritime space. hi pond. thank you so much for joining us. leader is found the association of southeast asian nations, us yon will convene later this week and put on pen there. toughest challenge may well be nan lark, where violence has been ongoing between the military regime and the opposition. i seen has struggled to play a meaningful role in the conflict as d values. garrick matters reports from thailand, sketching to relax during difficult times. this all student from me and more has been living in neighboring thailand since the military seized power in his country over a year and a half ago. he calls himself, oh, which is not his real name, but he's afraid of what the meal more army might do. to him, if he returns and has asked to stay anonymous, the 24 year old says the people of his country feel let down by the rest of the world. everybody kind of hope for any sort of interference intervention from the internation

say is washington is trying to meddle in hungary policy 6 is the country has refused to play along with the u. s. agenda. in large part, it is media sensationalism, particularly if you consider the source, which is the political magazine on particularly the right lily buyer, who has been waging this campaign against bechtel or bond for many years. and she's very keen on going to be presenting, you know, or banners, this monstrous fig. throwing them out at the, at the us ambassador. i mean, i think that the united states is absolutely insistent on it in the ology prevailing everywhere. and i think it was to encourage as many countries to be going to stick to russia as possible, do that. and when it flaws the zone with all kinds of stories about russia, particularly the one that's going with most firmly. meanwhile, western pressure on africa over green energy transition is allegedly being show in favor of heat for europe. mozambie has officially begun supplying liquefied natural gas p u. k. partners, which will then enter the international market. european corporations have widely welcomed the dec

u. s. circles is along the lines of the article 5. now this is a critical part of nato's doctrine, in terms of which an attack on any partner is an attack on all partners. so it calls for the support and complete backing of all the members of nato. should one of their members come under attack? now, this is early speculation. once again, we're still trying to get confirmation from the u. s. that these attacks in fact occurred. however, as i said, that discussion is ongoing. behind the scenes, i must add, as well though, that in nato's entire history. article 5 as only being invoked once, and that was off to the $911.00 attacks in the united states. we have heard some reaction from the president zalinski ukraine president, and he said that as in sky has said that russian missile strikes on nato territory is significant escalation and action is needed. but we also heard from that from, from russia that this was a ukrainian provocation. and they're denying it, so there's a space that the counter, the narrative encounter. narrative will b

u. s. department said in a statement that, along with special envoy for this region from the u. k. france and belgium that they condemn in the strongest possible words, the advances of un sanctioned and 23 armed groups. these are some of the strongest comments we've had so far from the western powers who were influential in this region. but people here waiting to see if this increased diplomatic activity is going to amount to any changes on the ground ahead of piece talk, which is due to resume in low on in and go las capital luanda on monday to nicole now which is set to hold federal elections on sunday, hundreds of parliamentary sates are up for grabs, veteran politicians, and considered the front runners. but there are more independent candidates than ever before. fanny miller has this report from chapman to a last ditch effort to voters schuman sammy joint supporters on a bike ride around kaufman. do or he's running for a seat in parliament deal started anybody. but what did he goes to some, cept, seized many times. but people circumstances, evans improved, that he's on his

how much could a restrictive abortion along the u. s. actually have this ripple effect on access is to services, information choice and resources for abortions in india you've been considering they're already very progressive. can i 1st address that there actually are no restrictive abortion laws in the u. s. united ticket that you're obviously referring to. the so called restrictions that have resulted from overturning of roe v wade or the harpy laws those, those were in place even before rose roe vs wade. if you could, your heartbeat and abortion was not certain states had those, those were i'm talking about the restrictions that have been in the u. s. right? you're right, so you know, i just wanted to address that the roe v wade thing is like the general consensus about roe v wade and what people are deeming it to mean is a complete fallacy. because i think there's a massive misconception because abortion hasn't been bound in the us. right. and the reason why roe v wade, i think was overturned, is because abortion rights were never pa

u. s. department said in a statement that, along with special envoy for this region, from the u. k. france and belgium that they condemn in the strongest possible words, the advances of un sanctioned and 23 armed group. these are some of the strongest comments we've had so far from the western powers who were influential in this region. but people here waiting to see if this increased diplomatic activity is going to amount to any changes on the ground ahead of piece talk, which is due to resume in low on in and go las capital luanda. on monday, delegates from nearly 200 countries as crumbling to reach a climate deal at the comp 27, some 18 egypt. they're considering a draft agreement to set up a fund to compensate countries worst affected by climate change. its creation has been a sticking point between reach and developing countries leading to an extra day of negotiations. while madagascar was a famine last year was said to be the world's 1st disaster induced by climate change. and many disagree with that assessment instead of blaming poverty and poor governments. either way, mi

u. s. department said in a statement that, along with special envoy for this region from the u. k. france and belgium that they condemn in the strongest possible words, the advances of un sanctioned and 23 armed groups. these are some of the strongest comments we've had so far from the western powers who were influential in this region. but people here waiting to see if this increased diplomatic activity is going to amount to any changes on the ground ahead of piece talk, which is due to resume in low on in and go this capital luanda on monday. for the 1st time, north korean leader kim joel own has revealed his daughter to the world. her existence had never been publicly confirmed before. the fishes show the 2 hand in hand inspecting a ballistic missile services suggest kim is emboldened by his advancing nuclear program. but kelly is an associate professor pusan national university. he says a decision to release the images suggest kim's daughter may become north korea, next leader northridge monarchy. right? it's ruled by the cam family and there have been 3 events with the 3rd

u. s. department said in a statement that, along with special envoy for this region, from the u. k. france and belgium that they condemn in the strongest possible words, the advances of un sanctioned m 23 armed groups. these are some of the strongest comments we've had so far from the western powers who were influential in this region. but people here waiting to see if this increased diplomatic activity is going to amount to any changes on the ground ahead of piece talks, which are due to resume in low on in and go this capital luanda on monday. you know, kingdom is to send more ad defenses to ukraine, $125.00 anti aircraft guns and technology to combat drones. u. k. new prime minister re, she's united, made the pledge on a flying visit to keep its 1st since becoming leader, where he was welcomed by president little miss lensky. we will stand with you until you crane has won the peace and security it needs and deserve. and then we will stand with you as you rebuild your great country. and i look forward to hosting a reconstruction conference in london next summer by then let us h

u. s. mid term elections inching closer to taking control of the u. s. senate and have a taste of mexican culture along with football. b profile, they want to that mariachi band that set to pop the teams world cup campaign. ukrainians are celebrating in the southern city of her son after the retreat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invaded in february. moscow had claimed the region as russian land for ever, as i said, beg reports for the 1st time since march the 2nd, the residence of course on woke up to sights and sands of a city restored to life. this is full body square in the center. the world means freedom and with it comes joy and laughter. it's not peacetime as such. but 1st longest possible though, pretend it is. the russian army has merely retreated to the east side of the guinea pro river easily in artillery range. as they withdrew the russians destroyed critical infrastructure. the t. v. tower bridges over the denial, including this one near the cut over them, causing significant damage of parts of the dam. wall and satellite ima

u. s. comp 27 summit in egypt. after days of brit along the new draft proposal would see countries agreed to set up a fund to compensate the vulnerable nations bearing the brunt of climate change air up to date on dw news. this our off next is doc film with the look at europe, dependence on fossil fuel imports and how they serve as a dangerous bargaining ship for geo political interest on marion evans dean. i'll be back at the top of the or with more headlines for you. thanks for watching. ah we're interested in the global economy our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission.

expect south korea to respond with its on missile demonstrations showing how its forces along with those the u. s. might be able to retaliate against 3 or for this behavior. we can also possibly imagine a strategic assets from the united states and talk to be deployed or to use that to be used in order to reinforce deterrence against young. why is north korea foreign so many missiles of late? i think there's a number of reasons. one of them is the permissive condition that i mentioned earlier, namely that the, the breakdown in global order caused by russia's aggression against ukraine. and the knock on effect that had with respect to the, to the us, russia relationship and how that has crippled the united nations security council for functioning basically means that we're 3 can get away with these tests without having to face significant international sanctions. or at least an orientation of their sanctions. also they are, i think, actually trying to improve their missile program not only on icbm level, but also on the short range and medium range ballistic missile level. and that includes also n

from the united states. human rights observers say that strict border policies, along with a recent agreement between the u. s. and mexico to contain migration has led to a pile up of migrants in mexico. jenina ramos, a program coordinator for doctors without borders, says the resulting crisis has left and yos with limited resources in general, if seen humanitarian consequences of politics. and that's something that we shouldn't write because basic needs, primary, healthcare, mental health, shelter, foot, water shouldn't be linked. to a consequence of the fully things. though mexico city normally has the space to accommodate large migrant groups. passing through the recent influx of migrants has overwhelmed the organizations that normally assist them. were inside mexico, cities largest migrant shelter in just the last few weeks. the migrant population here has search by more than 5 times the shelters capacity. to say it's overcrowded, would be an understatement, and the shelters organizers tell us that more people are arriving every day on the shelters. director, sister magna says her organization has been in

and florida, of course, is in line for wednesday and thursday, along with the bahamas. that the u. s. is changing. it's where the quite dramatically at the moment was that comes in the east coast, you've got temps is already very hot, new november records set incomplete contrast to what's happening in the western side of canada and dan, pacific coast of the us. what it looks like. it is indeed it's closer inspection, it's just not just some stuff. it's a lot of them for the sierra nevada, which is the california border mountains, white artists. so if you like it would blizzard and half a meter sto, seems like about in the tuesday or into wednesday. then it all spreads slowly eastwards. so i had an al jazeera, more in the u. s. midterm elections. we examine the issue of immigration, especially for states along the mexican border. someone took part of the cell, is beijing marathon? i put in quality after tested, positive for coven 19. i'm brazil name their world cup squad with a liberal po for what? not on the list. ah frank assessments, if the united states that you're running the pro

u. s. department is set in a statement that along with special envoy for this region, from the u. k. france and belgium that they condemn in the strongest possible words, the advances of un sanctions and 23 armed group. these are some of the strongest comments we've had. so far from the western powers who were influential in this region that people here waiting to see if this increased diplomatic activity is going to amount to any changes on the ground ahead of piece talks, which are due to resume in low on in and go live capital luanda on monday. still ahead on the news, our surrenders abuse the powers, the latest of a long series of which is why donald trump is hitting out of the us justice department. as millions go hungry and madagascar we look at watch of who is responsible and will tell you which team this is predicting well when the 1st game of welcome ah ah it's still pretty warm in the northern half of argentine and pretty stormy in some past. just the south of the river played, but that's going away. now. we leave behind the warmth. 33 and what it says is on the high sid

along party lines. when comparing the u. k, u. s. france and germany, those identify as conservative, are 3 times more likely to say they are proud of their country most of the time compared to those on the left who lean more liberal on the other side of the world, people in india were surveyed to high attached religion and language to their feeling of nationalism while india has dozens of different languages. the research found, 2 thirds of hindu indians felt not only practicing the hinder religion, but also speaking. here though, are very important to be truly consider indian other groups including 47 percent of muslims, also agree speaking. kindle is what makes a person indian chinese taking many steps to teach nationalism in schools. not only are student learning to love their country, but china's education ministry has made up plan to ramp up physical education classes and hire more male teachers to give boys a masculine influence. china is trying to educate boys in hopes of aspiring a new generation of soldiers to protect them

u. s. midterm elections, we're going to examine the issue of immigration, especially for states along the mexican border, are risking their lives to report the truth. her mexico became one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists. and later is what we're going to go behind the scenes to cut us most popular football. so ah well, there was much cause in our, in the central and eastern mediterranean, nothing on the satellite picture. and the cold weather swept through central europe . so i think the settling back to how they were about a week ago with a very great big low just to the north of scotland driving all the way down the western side of europe, which is basically windy in wet. but it all ease is a bit. ready further than that come so the immediate future got rain in portugal in spain, the western side of france, temperatures, and the teen still surprised me. so they've come up a little bit because this wind direction. it's any 10 in vienna in the sunshine, and generally speaking, east near is a little bit less warm than the walls. but if you look at the beater and a

u. s. lashing the state of florida with heavy with high winds and heavy rain authorities in several counties along states, east coast of issues, mandatory evacuation orders bicola hit the bahamas earlier as a tropical storm where it caused flooding and power cuts to tell about how ordered amusement parks amusement park owners in afghanistan to refuse entry to women, and it goes after the country so called morality ministry said they would be restrictions on women's access to public parks on funds. since taking over afghanistan last year to tell about of said women should not leave home without a male relative and must cover their faces. the united states were democrats did much better than expected in tuesday's mid term elections. with a few key contests, still undecided, it's unclear who will control congress. the president biden has praised his party strong, showing, saying that forecasts of a wiper by republicans had failed to materialize. well, we had no lecture yesterday and it was a good day, i think for democracy. and i think it was a good day for america. shoot me a little hoarse. our demo

along with a drone maker. so this is the 2nd round of sanctions, the u. s. as placed on iran over the supply of drones. so they're making it clear to, to run, they are very, very serious about not helping russia in, in its war against ukraine. now the sanctions come, as the european union is still trying to revive the nuclear agreement with the wrong or will that affect these tools? well that depends a lot on how to ron reacts, and there's a lot of concern about that here in brussels. you officials have set on background that they look at the problems that the you is having with iran relieve much of the world is having with iran right now with both the human rights repression and the supply of drones as we've been discussing. and they say it would not make sense to allow yet one more crisis to erupt even further. and that would be allowing iran to continue progress toward possibly creating a nuclear weapon. unrestricted. and so the e u says time and again, it believes the j c p o way can and should be resurrected. but today in his press conference, a foreign policy rel said that's at a stalemate, and i

u. s. and china relationship so the primary thing that they want is for the 2 major parties to get along mean to say that there's no escalation, that they don't get into some sort of conflict or prolong tension. but i think to avoid friction. the countries are realistic enough to realize that they can't affect that by this point. if there is some ability to cooperate on the economy, to make sure that china and the u. s. going to shut each other off. i think that's a plus, but it needs be realism to recognize that those sorts of possibilities may be dema today than before. let's talk about realism and this is something that maybe people give china credit for, because china has grown to become one of the key trading partners for many southeast asian nations. when things have cambodia and lois, for instance, and then there's of course, the japan and indonesia, the trade with these countries as well. how does the u. s. counter this influence? so that's a little bit misleading because trade in goods, definitely china i think is bigger than, than the u. s. i think it's 10 to 14 percent of the u. s.

u. s. midterm elections, democratic and republican politicians are ramping up a campaigns resident joe biden, along with former president brock obama and donald trump descending on pennsylvania in a last minute pushed to encourage voters. it's a key battle ground state the could determine which party controls the senate president by remains optimistic. that is, democrats will keep control of both houses of congress. when you analysis on that story in the news outlets at 2100 g m t, i will see you a bit later for that. the listening post is coming up next on al jazeera with richard gilbert. ah, a real y jeff, bad news? radio w r b a g o has been out there to talk radio holds a very special place in the american consciousness. it's a very, very accessible populist medium that has an intimacy that's unlike almost any other media. ah, when you're back door, the next door, what the freak new york when the media war, join me on rumble. now for true news with no wires you talk, radio is part of the fabric of the american experience. it is on when you get into a taxi, it is on when people are cooking it is

the northern region saw more conquest along the western coast. french colonialism. the south, the dutch these days, the u. s. isn't the only foreign presence in africa. there is also a lot of chinese infrastructure deals happening there right now. how was the african union going to balance the push and the pull between between the world's 2 top economic super powers pulling at africa from both ends. why think the african union won't be able to do that? we have to understand that the african union is basically a hollow shell of the anti colonial project. the organization of african unity that was decidedly empty colonials. and they will be standing against the, the infant dominance of the western countries and the african continent. and it can't do that. and i think what we also have to make a distinction between the relationship of china on china in africa, particularly china. but you know, other forces and the former colonizing powers, they really have nothing formal colonizing power is have nothing to bring. but what we're seeing. militarism and gangster tactics using the international financial instituti