you an invoice to yemen. this said the pact between the government and who the rebels will now last until october, the 2nd, the downstream to came hours off to an amani delegation concluded 3 days of talks with the with the leadership kristen salumi has more miss not from the united nations. the 2 month extension of yemen truce is being welcomed by members of the un security council and the humanitarian community who point out the positive impact it's had since it was 1st adopted back in april, reducing the number of casualties the longest period of commons, 7 years and i had other positive impacts as well, allowing fuel to get into the country and displays people to return to their homes . but there are sticking points that remain. they want to get more supplies into the country and they need to work out how to pay civil servants. and one major sticking point has been reopening roads, particularly around the city of ties which is controlled primarily by the government. but who the aligned militia seem to be

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we want peace promises of cease fires, have repeatedly been broken in yemen. there is hope repeated truce extensions will bring them closer to a permanent peace deal. patio lopez of the young al jazeera still ahead on al jazeera ah, rocky cheerleader, mac tulsa tells his followers to leave parliament and continued the protest outside . ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world calf is on its way to catherine book, your travel package today. hello, we got a couple of old tropical systems now, making the way across the korean peninsula, pushing some wet weather into southern parts of north korea, northern parts of south korea. so central areas of the peninsula, fitness and wet weather in, across the region here. and eventually that will slide across the sea of japan, northern parts of honshu seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through wednesday . that rain becoming a little wide spread across western areas of honshu. by the time we come to thursday, hot and humid, but he went to foundry, downpours that tokyo at around $35.00 celsius humans as well into th

is dealing with in yemen. so this is seen as good news, but even as un officials are welcoming it, we're hearing calls for this truce to be extended. this is the 2nd renewal that's happened since it was 1st adopted in april. again, coming right down to the wire and not a lot of progress has been made since that initial truce was announced. now the good news is since the announcement in april there's been a, there was a reduction in casualties of 50 percent in the 1st month after the truce. some flights were able to come in and out of the country. fuel was able to come into the country and people will return were returning to their homes. people who had been displaced before so of some positive steps. it was the longest bout of peace that the country had seen in some 6 or 7 years. that said, it's still a very tented him situation, and there have been signs of the violence has been increasing just in the last week, according to save the children at the bloodiest week and years with over 65 civilian casualties, i

we want peace promises of cease fires, have repeatedly been broken in yemen. there is hope repeated truce extensions will bring them closer to a permanent p steel parts yellow piece of the yen al jazeera or the war in ukraine's crippled the countries economy. land mines planted by the russians are making it difficult for farmers to reap their harvest. the ones thriving, fishing and tourism industries have disappeared. john hendern as more on the economic toll, the war has taken place in here are difficult and hot over there. some explosion, lot of love lost his job as a cargo sailor and angelina discovered she was pregnant. they just bought a new apartment. these were the 1st days of the war. now they borrow for the mortgage medicine in doctor visits. sometimes it's not enough. i have friends thumb, low family essay morrow at this people, money for pay because i can't pay. i, our, our company own that company's us apartments. a say you should pay, you must pay it at that, not have any choice in the southern port, city of odessa and across ukraine. the war has

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and more term yemen -- extended hours before it was due to expire.efying warnings from china and the advice of her own government nancy pelosi is in taiwan. she is the highest ranking american shelf to visit the territory in 25 years. the trip has not been officially backed by president joe biden red as she touchdown, he tweeted that her visit honors united states commitment to supporting taiwan's migrant democracy. america's solidarity with taiwan is more important than ever when it faces a choice between -- and talk or see. she is inspected to meet taiwan's president on wednesday. she received a welcome on taiwan -- this is the building that was used to display a message to the house speaker and her country. china warned u.s. that her visit is provocative and disable using -- destabilizing. -- armed vehicles are seen patrolling across the street before she arrived in taipei. beijing condemned her visit is a serious violation of the one china principle. and that it will have a severe impact on diplomatic relations. the relationship between china and

the truths in yemen extended but aid agencies say the death toll is still rising. your cranes 1st grain shipment, since the russian invasion has been inspected in turkey and is continuing its journey. and millions in the horn of africa facing the worst food emergency in 70 years. and i'm he, december, to the sport. an unprecedented for country bird to host the fee for will show up your why argentina, paraguay, and chile on tv up to bring the tournament back. to south america in 2030. ah. well we begin this news hour in vienna where the officials are preparing to resume talks to revive that 2015 a rom nuclear agreement. the us special envoy, robert malley, is on his way to the austrian capital for the discussions set to begin on 1st day for her on and washington have been holding in direct negotiations until now. the agreement broke down in 2018 after the u. s. under president donald trump pulled out, ron says it's ready to reach a deal that guarantees its rights. i'll just hear as of dollars. shami joins us now live from vienna. so dollars they look like these talk

conflicts with the truce in yemen was a key item in the truce in yemen was a key item in the presidentsve also played an important role throughout. this truce is gone on five months has brought a period of unprecedented calm in yemen saving thousands of lives and bring tangible relief for many. five months, may not sound like a month but when you're talking about seven years of war and thousands and thousands of lives, it counts for a lot. and now we have a chance to extend this another two months. we urge the yemen parties to seize this opportunity to work constructively under un auspices to reach a conclusive conclusion that paves a resolution to the conflict for them advancing the peace process is going to require courage from both sides the united states will remain committed to advance peace in yemen to bring relief to the yemen people. i will take questions. haifa to bring relief to the yemen people. i will take questions. how concerned is the administration _ i will take questions. how concerned is the administration right _ i will take questions. how concerned is the administrat

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the csc, the yemen, done libya, and algeria suggest there was instability within the arab world, but a far greater external threat to arab unity, loons, and surface dramatically in the shape of the $967.00 arab israeli war. the latest news as it breaks out, which is same rocky streaming overhead coming from garza into israel. and those bits, schools and schools have been to start with detailed coverage with pension high in water. so near the philippines, we'll be looking at today. that is states for every new commitment from around the world. the danish government can't make people leave areas like milner park in purely on the basis of ethnicity live and robust debates. a lot of folks when they hear the word refugees think stranger, they think other mon latrice stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your raise. the way you're coming from. you said give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be heard. human rights and land defenders in brazil, they live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the street for a global audience becomes a global comm

who's in yemen? some done libya and algeria suggests there was instability within the arab world, but a far greater external threat to arab unity loomed and surface dramatically in the shape of the 1967 arab israeli war live and robust debate. a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other la latrice stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range. the way you're coming from. you said give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be heard. human rights and land defenders and brazil, they live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the street where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks. the country will walk on monday, one controversial constitutional rep around them, which is why they are expected to boost president cars, slaves, or tort detail coverage. the cost of fertilizer has more than doubled the season. that's largely due to the war in ukraine. from around the world, all

who's in yemen? some done libya and algeria suggests there was instability within the arab world, but a far greater external threat to arab unity loomed and surface dramatically in the shape of the 1967 arab israeli war. a marvellous was brought to when a site is from the northern province of chuckle when she was a child. she's a member of the comb indigenous community. her family was escaping poverty. she says, discrimination has been part of her life last month in argentina, some survivors and descendants of the com and mccoy people took part in an unprecedented trial of a case that goes back nearly a century ago. the trial for the massacre in that by a shows the serious abuses that indigenous community stafford in this country. only 1000000 of the 45000000 people in argentina consider themselves defendants of the original indigenous groups. most of them live in poverty and continue to fight for survival. argentina has long prided itself of a european heritage, one that often neglected and persecut

that's on yardage also spoke to us about the morning yemen. he says the extension of the truce shows commitment from rival factions. we want to see all the of all of the obligations and the promises made by the parties having to do with more oil, a coming in to who data more flights coming out of santa more roads. b, e. reopen, entire ease and other governor. it's a and it also gives us the space to try to expand the agreement with a view ultimately to reach a political agreement amongst the parties in yemen for sustainable peace. but this is really that this news is really good news for the, the women, the men and the children of yemen. the civilians who have endured years of conflict of bombings, of deprivation and of suffering. frankly. it's about being realistic and take things one step at a time. this is yet another, a extension of the truth. it's better than the alternative and any it shows that the parties are willing to continue to move in a positive, a direction. it them, it will to mad a lot of hard work from all the parties involved

once again, i'm afraid in to yemen. that western side has been particularly badly hit over the past few weeks. i think that will exacerbate the flooding, concerns that we do have here. few showers into that western side of our saudi arabia or as well perhaps not quite as widespread as we go on through thursday. things here with hotter we should stay lars, you dry temperatures here at about 44 celsius, could get a 50 in baghdad or rather more comfortable 30 celsius which was at eastern side of the mediterranean, previous sunshine. meanwhile, across northern parts of africa, showers rolling off the if you open, hardy to see these clutches of storms is drifting from east to west. northern parts of nigeria could see some flooding rain over the next couple of days and that will push through towards god our solemn areas of marty could see some very heavy showers showers extending all the way across towards the gambia. we seem floating recently into our uganda hoping not quite as wet over the next day or so. still a few shower

the rest to italy and china, none of the vessels leaving ukraine are sent to yemen, somalia, ethiopiaother countries that, due to famine, are on the verge of disaster. instead, they go where the grain buyers are august 1 in his holds. 26.000 tons of corn were destined for the people of lebanon but the buyer. the ukrainian embassy in beirut suddenly refused to deliver, allegedly due to delays. so i waited 5 months. and, when the ship turned out to be already halfway, he changed his mind, now the ration has anchored at the syrian port tortus, as reported in anticipation of a new buyer, that nothing will reach africa , and the europeans themselves, who, together with ukraine, shed these crocodile tears on starving africa they are trying. now from in difficult climatic conditions, first of all, ensure their own security so that later the same africans can be resold at inflated prices to european countries. now almost 60% of deliveries from ukraine, most of the ships from odessa and the black sea, if you follow their path, go to italy, greece, croatia, ireland, and also to turkey , which i

the infrastructure in yemen that the routes have been destroyed. the, the, the, the agricultural lands happy also destroyed. a lot of farmers, as a said have lost their crops and they will be, no, they would be food, food a crisis. and could you know, problems in thinking months to come in yemen. ok, we'll have to leave it there. basha, omar, the international committee of the red cross spokesman fort yemen. thank you for joining us. for the heads here on al jazeera affairs of an environmental disaster. as thousands of fish while shot dead on the river along the germany tone and buddha buff. i'm jonah holly in edinburgh, where from comedy to contemporary dance climate change has become so prominent on festival programs. it's practically genre, all of it. and one of baseball's best young stars is suspended, the 80 gains off the testing positive for performance enhancing drug that's coming up in a hi there. thanks for joining in. let's go with your world whether up the beginning in the middle east temperatures have come down a smidge for buck that an

and finally the issue of this yemen weapons draw down the standstill in yemen starts to open up the possibility for closer security uh relationship between the united states and saudi arabia because that is a big sticking point for congress there's one element tyson didn't stress there susanna but many people say it's the element that this visit was all about namely oil. in the beginning of this war there was a lot of talk in the west about shared values and the need to fight for western values have geopolitics and resources now eclipsed values. i mean eclipse i values and the need to fight for western values have would say that that would go far beyond what what's what's happening and before that. i mean there have been 70 something years of very close relations between saudi arabia and and and and the u. s. and the west is very much about oil which was extremely much about more oil but also about regional influence. it was also about controlling iran. it was also about business. i mean saudi arabia is such a heavyweight in that region that you cannot ignore it. and i think there was a hope, i

the truce in yemen is extended, but aid agencies say the death toll is still rising. plus voters in the us state of kansas, reject a change that would have made it more difficult to get an abortion. ah, america's 3rd most powerful politician has made a high profile visit to taiwan in defiance of warnings from china. how speaker nancy pelosi met president sy in when her, after her visit to parliament in type, hey, she repeated washington's commitment to protect democracy on the self govern ireland while respecting beijing's so called one china policy. for i ones that leader gave up close, eat one of the highest civilian honors and promised to defend the island former regime threats welcome us. in today's world, states is the choice between democracy and autocracy. americans determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan and around the world. we made iron clad. it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings that they understand, that they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. angel, hey,

and at least 38 people have died across south western yemen. after torrential rains cause severe flooding. and the capital so now over 40 buildings were damaged along with bridges and roads. yemen has been locked in a 7 year civil conflict which has led to a lack of maintenance infrastructure, worsening. the situation and germany has announced it is suspending its participation in the un military mission to molly. the move comes after molly and authorities repeatedly denied german forces overflight rights preventing troop rotation. earlier this year, berlin extended the deployment tamale, following a visit by germany's foreign minister and elaina verba to the west african nation. the german government now says it is willing to participate in international peacekeeping mentioned in the country. but only if it is supported by molly's military winter here is due to the political correspondent, benjamin others. grove with more details on why germany suspending its military mission is molly. now. it has been attends relationship between berlin and t

we won't pace promises of cease fires, have repeatedly been broken in yemen. there is hope repeated truce extensions will bring them closer to a permanent peace deal. patio lopez with a young al jazeera theora state of kansas has voted to preserve abortion rights and a closely watch referendum. vote was rejected a proposed change to the states constitution, which would have allowed the republican cro controlled legislature to band or restrict access to the procedure. latasha to name reports. ah, this time the tears among pro abortion rights advocates were of joy. kansas voters provided their 1st victory since the u. s. supreme court overturned federal protections for abortions in you a college in a voters political the spectrum came together say, in voted. no. they voted no to predict their neighbors. they voted no and changing the constitution. i'm in really demonstrated are free series here in kansas are alive along motor, squashed your proposed amendment to the kansas state constitution that would have overturned a 2019 decision declaring access to abortion

we want peace, promises of cease fires, have repeatedly been broken in yemen. there is hope repeated truce extensions will bring them closer to a permanent peace deal. patio lopez of the yen al jazeera, the u. s. could soon be selling military hardware, worth $5000000000.00 to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates state department has approved the potential sale of patriot missiles and related equipment to saudi arabia in a deal valued at 3 $1000000000.00 and a possible sale of more than $2000000000.00 worth of area defense system missiles to the u. e. has also been given to go ahead. people in the u. s. state of kansas a voted to uphold abortion rights in a referendum voters rejected. a propos changed to the states constitution, which would have allowed the republican controlled legislature, the baron, or restrict access to the procedure. kansas is the 1st states to vote on reproductive rights. since the u. s. supreme court overturn roe vs wade and june, allowing states to make their own abortion laws. leave us justice department is filing a lawsuit to pro

by isolate which had carved out territory for itself in it up syria and libya, and had fighters in yemen in 2016. so i had a urged afghan fighters to rally around the taliban and reject isolate branch in afghanistan. the u. s. had long insisted. there is a relationship between the taliban and al qaeda. but taliban leaders have denied that at all. it clearly loosely me, when i call upon the brotherly muslims, angie hotties in general, and in afghanistan in particular, to get behind the jihad in the patient and the steadfast emerald, and not to respond to the cause aimed at dividing the ranks of jihad. he's suffering. the death of aimen and so i had, he brings an end to one of the most turbulent times in recent international security. the world will now be watching to see how al qaeda handles the death of its 2nd prominent leader. the white house has announced a $1000000000.00 in aid. the air is across the u. s. affected by extreme weather, while fires are raging in california, and the state of kentucky is reeling out. the deadly floods their rob reynolds felt . heart rending scenes in rur

another 2 months of peace in war torn yemen. a truce is extended hours before it was due to expire. us basketball for basketball sub brittney griner is back in court in russia . as the de countries discuss a possible prison as far as color, we got some warmer weather, pushing back into parts of western europe for a time. at the moment. the main feature you noticed is a mass of cloud rolling in the cross c, pretty shouts through the ireland. bothersome wet weather coming through here for a fact i suppose, some breezy weather as well. that wet weather will gradually make its way across c . on a way to see pushing into norway, showers long spells of rain coming in to west suite for a time northern past denmark, or to sing some of that where to weather. but it does dry up across southern parts in england wells, not too bad as we go on thru wednesday, but we need the rain. having said that 27 celsius here, 35 celsius. the power says at warmer weather, coming through at war with war, grassy, not a little further east was as we go thro

but she or my is a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross in yemen is as the flags are adding to widespread suffering from millions of people, children and women. and you know, i turned to the displaced beeble in mad joe ties everywhere, everywhere across, cross yemen. they are losing their properties. you know, i d, b who are living in camps bid, their tents have been completely destroyed and they become and they have become again no display. it's very difficult situation. and the condition so difficult, they need material support. they need to be, you know, assisted in different ways. the flood st. add add, enter the layer of difficulty and suffering the lives to the people in them. and we are talking about millions of people more than 60000000 are in for support. we are expecting more suffering in the months to come as a result of the ongoing floods. the heavy rains have spawns flash floods in south west china, killing for people in fish, one province. they have also trapped people who make cars and homes in shun. she problems rescuers have been carrying people t

but what this shows now, amen is why he had been rumored to be in yemen in atlanta, son, and other places as well. and him being killed. and a busy couple neighborhood goes to show that there is some sort of a link which has always been there and which has been fostered by the other one for a number of years as when it comes to what and kind of look like. now this is not the 1st strike that we've seen on the head of a milton or an odd or radical group. you've seen a little body being taken out. you've seen other taliban need as being taken out. you've seen a guy that he does, including the salad loving being taken out. so as a counter terrorism, when, of course, this is a major win for the us administration and president biden. but what will it mean and the ground will be made clear in months and years to come? because if you look at the chi, the structure, now, it is not the same oak either as we saw in the 1900 ninety's carrying out strikes and various capitals of countries. and attacking us insta, the installation. this is a new car there, which has franchised, its outlet. this isn't e

the new york times reports that instead of yemen, somalia and ethiopia, food is being transported toreat britain how did boris ivanin figure it out? a dry cargo ship born from the ukrainian black sea is met in the italian ravena where it arrived under cover of night in spite of according to the plan, the ship was supposed to go to the british teesport in northern england, but anchored in the adriatic on board 13,000 tons of corn. this ship arrived in italy but italy is a country where products are turned into something else thanks to processing, so we can say that the ship that came to us will feed the whole world with this concern for the whole world europe is cynical covering their interests, analysts say, the west remembered the starving peoples of africa only within the walls of the un, reproaching russia for allegedly blocking the exit of ships from ukrainian ports, but as soon as moscow agreed to sign a grain deal in turkey, dry cargo ships fell into the open sea. then they began to change course. where are they actually going, the reporters found out. times, two ships that lef

by isolate which had carved out territory for itself in it, up syria and libya, and had fighters in yemen in 2016. so ari urged afghan fighters to rally around the taliban. and reject isolate branch in afghanistan. a duel is clearly loosely me. when i call upon the brotherly muslims and jihad, he's in general and in afghanistan in particular, to get behind the jihad, the patient and the steadfast emerald, and not to respond to the cause aimed at dividing the ranks of jihad. he's off today. the death of a minute, so i had, he brings an end to one of the most turbulent times in recent international security. the world will now be watching to see how elko the handles. the death of its 2nd prominent leader was get reaction on this from the region. come on. hi doris in punxsutawney capital islamabad. this particular report about the confirmation of the death of the lady. it indeed going to be big news in this area . however, at the same time, it should be understood that the effective date was now in question. because the al qaeda leaders had gone off the radar. they were not able to use any c

the devastating impact impact of flash flooding in yemen. many of the victims had already been displaced by years of war. we know could ecological disaster in the oda river. wet german and polish scientists rise to find out why thousands of fish have died. i'm joanna roscoe with the sport including a big shock in english premier league as much united loses 2nd game in a row. this time going down the porn else to print foot action coming up as our ah hello and welcome to the program. we begin this our and afghanistan. we're almost a year since the taliban took control. country is facing a major humanitarian crisis fuel by a failing economy. food insecurity and human rights abuses. and i've been severe restrictions on the rights of women and girls, particularly who've been marginalized and isolated, becoming more desperate with each passing day. on saturday, dozens of women held a rare protesting cobble just days before the 1st anniversary of the taliban to return to power. ah, or taliban fighters beat some of the women and fide into the air t

salaries to be paid, peace to return to all the people of yemen. amy: in related news, the biden administration has approved $5 billion in missile sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, two countries accused of committing war crimes in yemen. under the deal, saudi arabia will buy 300 patriot missiles made by raytheon for $3 billion and the uae will purchase nearly 100 anti-ballistic thaad missiles made by lockheed martin. the weapons sales were agreed to just weeks after biden's controversial visit to saudi arabia. "the new york times" reports two prominent trump supporters in arizona feared his plot to overturn the 2020 election could "appear treasonous." citing private emails, "the times" reports kelli ward, the chair of the arizona republican party, and state senator kelly townsend both expressed concerns about acting as fake electors who would claim trump won the state even though joe biden received more votes. in an email on december 11, 2020, trump attorney kenneth chesebro wrote -- "ward and townsend are concerned it could appea

by isolate which had carved out territory for itself in it up syria and libya, and had fighters in yemen in 2016. so id urged afghan fighters to rally around the taliban and reject isolate branch in afghanistan. the u. s. had long insisted. there is a relationship between the taliban and al qaeda. but taliban leaders have denied that. the rule is clearly loosely me. when i call upon the brotherly muslims, angie hotties in general, and in afghanistan in particular, to get behind the jihad in the patient and the steadfast emerald, and not to respond to the cause aimed at dividing the ranks of jihad himself and the death of a minutes. why had he brings an end to one of the most turbulent times in recent international security? the world will now be watching to see how al qaeda handles the death of its 2nd prominent leader. media outlets and taiwan are reporting that us house speaker nancy pelosi will visit the island, but there's no confirmation from her office. she's on a tour of asia. mand has just landed in malaysia capital column. poor china has won the u. s. of serious consequences of

it is worse than yemen. it's worse than yemen? than yemen, yes.nd of illness. poverty. the economy all but collapsed when the taliban took over. the west stopped aid to their government, froze their assets. these are the men in charge here. the provincial cabinet. taliban governor ahmad shah din dost fought in the long war which ended last august. he tells me he was imprisoned, tortured by us forces. for him, this war isn't over. translation: the prison time hurt my pride. - i will keep fighting until i'm dead. i am not tired of fighting and i don't like peace. younger, educated members of his team seem to take a different tack as the taliban struggle to move from guns to government. translation: the most important thing is the condition of the people | and the worsening economic condition of afghanistan. the health crisis which is affecting afghanistan right now needs attention. and doesn't need to involve politics. we have to save people's lives. in a midsummer harvest, thoughts already turn to winter. what if humanitarian aid dries up and the t

but this is really that this news is really good news for the women, the men and the children of yemen. the civilians who have endured years of conflict of bombings, of deprivation and of suffering. frankly. it's about being realistic and taking things one step at a time. this is yet another. oh, extension of the truth. it's better than the alternative. and any it shows that the pa, these are willing to continue to move in a positive o direction. it, them, it will to mad a lot of hard work from all the parties involved. also from or are you an adverb, is a good burke from, from regional players, including or mod, as you mentioned in your introduction, what, what all of us want to see is a piece for yemen. and that with the way that's going to happen is threw up a sustainable political agreement, and that continues to be our goal. the un secretary general says oil and gas firms should not be allowed to make huge profits as countries face a global fuel crisis. and tony gutierrez is urging governments to attack such in come to help those in need of kristen silly me joins us now from the u

the un envoy to yemen said the truth between the government and who these were now . last until october, 2nd, the renewal announcement came out of the omani delegation concluded 3 days of talks with the youth. leadership in the capital, santa, or below or as editor of the arab digest joins his vice quote from or to canada. how do you do? you described the timing of the of this cease fire extension when i think it's interesting that it, it took it up almost to the limit before a deal was reached. i think that when the other hand, i can't say i was surprised that that's the deal with the right. that because really isn't everybody's interests to continue this. the fire most particularly, i think for saudi to very accurate can find a way out of this war. it's costing them billions and billions and one could argue that, okay, they're getting a lot of money from the balance in oil prices, but it's still very damaging the saudi to their economy and also reputation. salaried war in americans are treasuring them. i think other players who are still in a very powerful position

as for yemen, we believe that if we want the ceasefire to be stable and strong. depend. well this is in accordance with the opinion. uh, yemenite leaders. this, of course, will depend on the lifting of the humanitarian blockade in this direction and the emphasis on holding political negotiations between the german parties, so we hope that all parties will fulfill their obligations and, given the very difficult conditions, there are 20 million women children and men, of course, if the blockades are non-uniform, we consider this as some kind of guarantee for the continuation of the full-time ceasefire, as for iraq, then we are the last situation with my colleague and my laurels discussed the situation in iraq and regarding the continuation of support for iraq as well as the consolidation of security stability. dial we e, so we agreed . we have the same position. the recent events there, of course, cause concern, and we are speaking out. we are very pleased that the uh party has returned to normal events have returned to a normal political situation, and we believe

it is a bad situation, it is worse than yemen. it is worse than yemen? than yemen, yeah.took over. the west stopped aid to their government, froze their assets. these are the men in charge here. the provincial cabinet. taliban governor ahmad shah din dost fought in the long war which ended last august. he tells me he was imprisoned, tortured by us forces. for him, this war isn't over. translation: the prison time hurt my pride. - i will keep fighting until i am dead. i am not tired of fighting and i don't like peace. younger educated members of his team seem to take a different tack, as the taliban struggle to move from guns to government. translation: the most important thing is the i condition of the people. and the worsening economic condition of afghanistan. the health crisis which is affecting afghanistan right now needs attention and does not need to involve politics. we have to save people's lives. in a midsummer harvest, thoughts already turn to winter. what if humanitarian aid dries up and the taliban do not do more for their people? a people who've renamed their

the rest to italy and china, none of the vessels leaving ukraine are sent to yemen , somalia, ethiopiarge of disaster. instead, they go where the buyers for grain are, a vivid example of a dry-cargo ration, which was the first from the ukrainian coast, as early as august 1 in its holds 26.000. there the corn they were destined for the inhabitants of lebanon but the buyer. the ukrainian embassy in beirut suddenly refused to deliver, allegedly due to delays. so i waited 5 months. and when the ship turned out to be already halfway changed its mind now the ration has anchored at the syrian port tortus, as it is reported in anticipation of a new buyer that nothing will come to africa so the europeans themselves will help them in this, who, together with ukraine, shed these crocodile tears for the starving africa they trying. now, from difficult climatic conditions, first of all, to provide themselves with supplies so that later the same africans could be resold at inflated prices to european countries accounted for. now almost 60% of deliveries from ukraine, most of the ships from odessa an

by isolate which had carved out territory for itself in it up syria and libya, and had fighters in yemen in 2016. so i had a urged afghan fighters to rally around the taliban and reject isolate branch in afghanistan. a duel it loony loose. the me, when i call upon the brotherly muslims and jihad, he's in general and in afghanistan in particular, to get behind the jihad in the patient and the steadfast emerald, and not to respond to the cause aimed at dividing the ranks of jihad. he's off today, the death of a min, and so i had, he brings an end to one of the most turbulent times in recent international security. the world will now be watching to see how al qaeda handles the death of its 2nd prominent leader. well, let's head over now to afghanistan. border with pakistan. come on. hi, those live for us in the hybrid tribal district. in that scenario, kamala has quite a history with a high then thought, yvonne, how is the news being received there? when there's been a mutated drink bond, given all the trouble that buckets on, is facing on multiple fronts. however, hi, bob said you mention

at least 38 people have died across south western yemen, after torrential rains caused severe flooding in the capital. so not over 40 buildings were damaged, along with bridges. and roads. yemen has been locked in a 7 year civil conflict, which has led to a lack of maintenance infrastructure, worsening. the situation. former us president donald trump has said he will not oppose the release of the warrant that allowed f b. i. agents to search his florida home. the us attorney general has asked a judge to unseal the warrant to allow authorities to publish the list of items at the agencies from the property. former sri, lankan president. i got a bio raj, a park that has arrived in thailand on a flight from singapore, the ty, prime ministers that his visit was permitted on humanitarian grounds as russia pox was seeking asylum in another country. he was forced to resign as president after protests caused by a teeth economic crisis and germany has announced it is suspending its participation in the un military mission in molly. the move comes after molly and authorities repeatedly denied ger

the truce in yemen is extend it, but to aid agencies say the death toll is still rising. plus ah, voters in the us state of kansas, reject a change that were made or the spike warnings from china. america's 3rd most powerful politician has made a high profile visit to taiwan. how speaker nancy pelosi match president, sighing when after her visit to parliament. she reiterated washington's commitment to protect democracy on the self govern island are respecting beijing so called one china policy. tie one's leader gave place, he one of the highest civilian honors and promised to defend the ireland from beijing's threats. now, more than ever, america solidarity with tom i want is crucial. and that is the message we are bringing here to day to day. the world's face is the choice between democracy and autocracy. america's determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan and around the world remains iron clad. it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings that they understand, that they will not stand in the way o

the un envoy to yemen said the truth between the government and the who feasible. now, last until october, 2nd, the renewal announcement came hours after the almighty delegation concluded 3 days of talks with the leadership. lose the headlines. this, our stream is coming up next, looking at iraq's deepening political crisis. i'll have one you see later on. stay with us. ah ah, how that was the scene in iraq's parliament building on monday as full as of the sheer lead. hm, tata al serra continued their city protests for government reform. anthony ok on today stream political deadlock in iraq despite holding parliamentary elections last year. lawmakers have been unable to agree on who will run the country's next government. and now protests from rival shia political groups are threatening to deepen divisions in the country. so what will it take for iraq's government to work? that's a discussion today. you're very welcome to be part of it on youtube. ah . time to meet your panel. well, camera edge, i'm la la, heaved. so good to have all 3 of you on the street. right,

now, i guess you yemen. you, if you're a researcher electra at the university of kent, a very welcome to all of you. let's start by saying and pointing out that t gray is a very difficult beach and access has been mostly close to genesis the start of the conflict around nearly 2 years ago. sued what communication do you have with people in the region and what can you tell us about the situation? well, the situation is really dire and we know the communication sort of is completely out of service and then deliberately. busy because we saw some media outlets, one to the end extreme, the inmate what is happening in the sites. but currently we don't have to be honest, a clear communication with our family of what is happening except the fact that many people are because of drug calling in each implemented by the government. so basically what we know so far is that people are ignoring what's happening in the doctor. it will say. ringback this is clear about many people doesn't want to discuss, but it is all you c

at least 38 people have died across southwestern yemen after torrential rains, cause severe flooding in the capital. so not over 40 buildings were damaged along with bridges and roads. yemen has been locked in a 7 year civil conflict, which has led to a lack of maintenance structure, worsening the situation. former sri lankan a president and got a by a roger pox. a has arrived in thailand on a flight from singapore. the ty, prime minister said his visit was permitted on humanitarian grounds. as roger coxa was seeking asylum in another country, he was forced to resign as president after protests caused by a deep economic crisis. and the canyon electoral commission has admitted that bo, tallying in the presidential election is moving too slowly. as comes as kenyans have had to wait for a 4th day to find out who their next leader will be. early projections point a tight race between long time opposition leader relo dingo and deputy president william rudo. no presidential poll outcome has gone uncontested in kenya since 2002 security has been increased across the country as disputes over