robert kelly is a professor of political science and diplomacy at pusan national university. he explained some of the reasons behind park sa, misty. she's her physical and mental health issues since impeach. oh i'm, she's pretty.

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robert bride has more with one month to go before the game starts. this with the rehearsal for the opening ceremony with bus loads of stuff playing the part of l. m p and but the organizes are still unable to predict a sure how this lympics will play out before the closing ceremony. also being put on show for the media, the athletes village, which will be home to $11000.00 participants. it was originally planned for many of them to eat together in vast dining halls. but instead, competitors will be asked to eat alone with extensive precautions in place. the organizes are insisting these games will be safe. after these are the i stayed in the athletes villages for total of 11 times 7 times as an athlete and 4 times as a team leader. but we started out this village is by far the they'll be restrictions on when and where spectators concerto sing and their numbers will be kept at 50 percent, which may be further restricted. by the time the games get underway, what small spectators from overseas or band dealing a big blow to businesses like no motive to k

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india, the aircraft was carrying 14 military officials, including the defense chief general bip and robert. it came down and then he'll get us district of the southern terminal. who stays, elizabeth barnum has worn out from new delhi, was helicopter, was traveling from the, from an air force base in so long to the defense service college in wellington, this is a very mountainous area and there are a lot of forests there. and the search and rescue operations are continuing around the site of the crash. we can see from the few pictures that there are off the of the record. that all of the aftermath rather, that the wreckage of the helicopter is on fire. police officer and thumb and loud, who has told local media that at least 4 people have died. others have been taken to hospital, and india's former army chief is told local media that identifying the bodies is proving difficult because of the burns. germany is getting a new chancellor just a few minutes ago. the federal parliament finished voting to elect center, left social democrat alive sholtes. he's replacing angler, merkel who's leaving

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hardliner has been appointed as a minder on a robert valley. so again, we will see how the dynamic works once the parties returned to vienna. i see that rossi is trip today to iran that comes ahead of the very important meeting next week of the board of governors. what will they be looking for from this trip today? well, next week is the regularly shed new september board meeting. he issued his reports last week, so it's important that he will be able to report some progress, as you mentioned, on the cameras and the reporting devices. and he will also report if he reached agreement on some other areas where iran school operation is necessary. but the board of governors also basically looking at the or decrease that i just mentioned as to what their view is, whether they want another resolution of the board to put pressure on iran, or whether they want to leave it to these 4 countries to set the lead and then the rest of the board will follow along a very delicate moment and the terry graph that the former head of the verification and security p

roberts. com, senior international economy, said the comic policy institute. we appreciate your time. emergency officials in western canada urgently trying to account for more than a 1000 people who were forced to flee a wildfire on wednesday. it took just 15 minutes for flames to sweep through the village of light and which has been at the center of an unprecedented heat. wave, the mayor says 90 percent of the area is destroyed, lower burden man, me report. all lucid, entire town destroyed by wildfire. some of the 250 residents of listen in western canada had little warning to escape the flames. many of their homes now were due to cinders, which way are we going to go this? after temperatures in the area smashed records only 50 degrees? i can tell you that at best it has been unnerving and worse. it has been downright terrifying in british columbia. we drove up here to kamloops yesterday for our vacation and saw a plume of smoke, so big coming from linton all that distance from here in kamloops. and my son said to me, is there a volcano erupted over there? th

his robert schellenberg . he was given a 15 year jail term in 2018, but he was then sentenced to death 2 months later, after a top chinese tech executive mang, one job was arrested in canada. in relation to charges in the us. canada as ambassador to china says it's no coincidence. the verdict has been handed down. bombings, extradition trial is ongoing life now to paging and correspondent there katrina, you. katrina, it does seem very, very coincidental that these 2 legal cases separated by thousands of miles have come together at the same time that tried they during has denied any links, but of course it's hard to ignore the impact that these case with my wonder seems to have had on robert schellenberg not only his case, but the case of 2 other canadians, one also who is receiving his verdict this week. michael staffel. now robert schellenberg can appeal his case one more time to the highest court. the people's court visit extremely unlikely that a sentence will be changed. 99 percent of all criminal cases he

rob reynolds al jazeera, well at spring and robert gucci. he is an associate professor at lancaster university and also a specialist and u. s. foreign policy. he joins us now from lancaster. robert, i want to start with the reaction we saw at home in the us because that felt like it became very reflective of its approach to foreign policy. a moment of emergency allows various groups and ideas really to make themselves seem very necessary. so how do you think 911 changed the way that the u. s. or the wells and cultures that were perhaps considered less american, less western well, and i hate to reiterate anything from the reporting that i think just really hit the nail on the head. just now, but as a local reporter at the time in 911 in the midwest of the united states i, i've seen a lot of, i saw a lot of that immediate domestic response of hyper militarization of police which seeped into churches into classrooms and really began to foster, i think a baseline for where we are today in domestic politics. and that has a direct influence into t

robert kelly? always a pleasure. talking to you. thank you. thank you for having me grab a break when we come back. flash floods in northern turkey until more than a dozen people. just as the wildfires in the south abroad, under control and braving the crowds, we will look at why one of the biggest mass gatherings in the u. s. is raising to run a virus concern. ah, the hello there. danger is heat is once again building across north america, not just in the west coast, but also in the east coast. we got a heat warnings and advisories issued. and this was the scene in portland, oregon, where they've opened cooling centers to try to cope with those conditions. so we are expecting temperatures to rise well above 40 degrees celsius, not just in the west, but also on that east coast. you can see new york city and washington d. c, edging up into the high thirties and we are expecting a lot of heat and humidity with that. we are expecting some thunderstorms to roll into the north east. not just here but up into eastern areas of canada, and the weather

robert e lee has been removed from the city of charlottesville, virginia, many black lives matter support has gathered there to witness the removal of the monument. it was at the center of a violent white supremacist rally 4 years ago. at least 8 people have been killed and 8 others injured in a large explosion in somalia capital market issue a car bomb. targeted police commander, colonel 500 mohammed aiden. he survived the attack several countries. the pledge aid, true true nicea as it back was a record breaking sergeant craven, 1900 infections and death. more than 8000 cases have been registered in the last 24 hours. cattle has sent military plains, the field hospital on board. all right now and tina have taken a one nail lead against brazil and the corporate america final in rio de janeiro. if they stay in front, it will be altered as fast major title and 28 years match. so is being played in front of just 7800 fans. 10 percent of the american stadiums capacity because of proven 19 restrictions. there was widespread criticism of the decision to even allow brazil is a stage. the monks,

i'm a president, robert charlie and made the claims during a news conference yet. yvonne, early on tuesday, he was defeated by prime minister nicole washington, called the election to ease anger over a peace deal he signed with us by john human rights watch wants the un to ramp up pressure. nicaragua was leaders ahead of planned elections. a newly released report find high profile arrests and human rights violations against government critics. the group says it's a strategy to eliminate political competition and allow president daniel ortega to return for a full time. still ahead on the blockade of gods on the production line, high and dry at a popular soft drink company and to fight to save the great barrier reef. while warnings in the un has i noticed alias government ah hello. well, is looking pretty good across the middle east. well, the thing to say good is looking very hot, dry, i'm sorry, but the winds not quite as strong as they have been recently. so the shamal has east 40 celsius here in dough hon. not too bad enough it back then q weight of 4748 degrees. just wanted to shout int

ah, good morning from down, robert and i'm kim all santa maria. this is the world news from al jazeera. samsung's vice chairman j wiley is walked out of a south korean prison on parole, released early from a sentence for bribery and embezzlement. being counted in zambia, where president edgarland grew. if seeking a controversial 3rd time. i'm the federal in the diary and gap with come here to talk to the migrant, to the 1000 migrant that are crossing through this dangerous jungle to make it to north america. ah afghanistan. first of all, where local sources have told al jazeera in the last hour that the taliban has now seized control of another 2 provincial capitals. the fall of laska and candy would be the most significant gain for the group since the slightest offensive began. can it's important afghanistan, 2nd largest city, the spiritual home of the taliban. already the cities of her up and cause me of a captured on thursday. it means nearly a dozen provincial capitals are confirmed to fall into the group in the past. there has been a 3rd day

and robert caplin, a writer who worked for the atlantic, both attended a meeting, organized by the deputy secretary of defense, paul wolf with a gathering of hawks planning, a war and messengers who knew how to sell a brainstorming session that capital. and now would mit produced a forceful summary of pro war arguments at the time? the most significant talking point of the meeting was that the united states had to find a way to change the regime in iraq in supporting the iraq war. i build my own test as a realist and have never ceased to remind by readers of that over the last 20 years . i attended no other meetings about the iraq war. and it's correct to say that meeting such as this one, provided an intellectual veneer to the policy that emerged. what rankles me is that with a few exceptions, the people who were writing robustly in favor of the war in iraq there, the editors of some of the most important publications in the united states. right now, they're my friends. i don't wanna single them out, but none of them paid a price not no $1.00. i supported the war because i was a journali

and robert, listen, i'm gonna pick head if, if i get this both are probably for me, it was never really, a gang team is more personal beef is more like little situations of a groups or of people and they're willing to prove themselves. you don't want to die in at le, reaching you on a day. so the teenager, he just handed over his knife, said something very powerful to us. he said that there are 2 types of londoners. there are civilians like me. and there are young people like him who live in a constant state of war, simply because of where they live a more often than not the color of their skin. the police say children as young as 10, a carrying a deadly arsenal of weapons. the violence fueled by a talk that makes of poverty and online rivalries. this year, the number of child victims is at its highest since 2008. the year, 16 year old ben can. seller was stabbed to death on a london street by a group of teenagers. his family has kept his memory alive through this education center. which more could be done to stop the situation to stop his young keeps getting involved in north crime. su

and so a hardliner has been appointed as a minder on a robert valley. so again, we will see how the dynamic works once the parties returned to vienna. olives roused by minister has called on wild powers to take action, to keep iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. have tiny bennett wants a time limit on international negotiations. any call it because i'm out. i'm calling on world power. if you don't fall into the trap, the rainy and deception that will lead to additional confession. you must not give up on the back to science. and the most important thing, the most important message, i have him that there must be a time limit. and iranians a dragging on we must set clear deadline that says up until here. ah, in the 1st secret document of the f, b i's investigation into the september 11th times has been released after a long campaign by victims families, the newly declassified papers come on the 20th anniversary and describe content. the hijackers had with saudi associates in the us. but the 16 page report offers no evidence that the saudi government was

robert bride al jazeera is lamb her last afghanistan is still to his former prime minister, thomas to bonnie has been charged with the murder of his estranged wife. but his accused ebony of hiring several hitman to kill her supposed liberal hello in 2017, but on his current wife was charged in 2020 for her role in the murder. the one who stepped down in may last year, following months of pressure after being named as a suspect, nearly 1000000 people in gambia due to vote on saturday to elect their next president. 6 candidates of money. president adama bottles facing a tough challenge from his former coalition partners. i'm at a dis, reports from banjo may opposition's efforts to unseat battle is milas. you see one of the gun bn opposition candidates or presidency, is running out of time. his candidate has been rejected by the electoral commission despite a court order and with barely days to go before the vote, his back in court to get his name on the ballot. no one the court to really make a ruling that icy aly when content that the court warner will also advancing at easy to stop fi

robert bride has more from cobble. this is the latest victory being claimed by the taliban. the city of i back now, this is the city, that's the capital of simon gun, a fairly small providence. in the north of afghanistan. pictures which have been up loaded by the taliban, which would con, independently verify, but they do show fight is being greeted in the streets by towns, people, a streets which we are told him is video inside i back now this, if it's true that this is the 6 provincial a city to be taken in just a few days and it is in this broad sway, the northern afghanistan where we have seen a lot of other fighting and other gains been made by the taliban. like like back some of those gains are small cities, but it does include, for example, conduce, which is a very big city strategically very important. it is very significant victory for the taliban at that previously they have taken can do about 5 or 6 years ago on 2 separate occasions it's peices occupied can do more as a symbolic gesture of zone. the very temporary and then day where are the 4000 withdrew and we'l

robert bride reports from couple ministry officers have reopened. for the 1st time since the taliban swept to power . answering the taliban call to turn up for work. most government employees arrived at their offices for the start of the working week to be met by a new set of gods for the taliban. it's another important step toward securing power. we are quite pleased that there has not been any looting or anything and the people are beginning to, to be confident and going back out and resuming their normal lives. and hopefully, in a very short period, we will, will back to complete, you know, complete normally the, the streets have been getting busier every day. but then expected reopening of the banks didn't happen. only the cash machines were working with a maximum withdraw limit of $200.00. there are some of the ones that i was told to come to the bank concert today, and i would get my money. i don't have any money left for them. i don't know that these banks are holding many people salaries and everyone has been here several times, but gotten n

robert kelly is an associate professor for international relations in the department of political science and diplomacy. a tucson national university, he says lees release as part of a wider approach to white color crime and south korea. the korean government has a habit of releasing corporate bosses who have been convicted of various crimes. some of that was actually being sort of like physical salt. and some of the, some of this isn't just white collar crime like, like leaf conviction but actual assault. and there's been a fair amount of criticism of that. and the sort of a part of a large debate about sort of whether or not korea very largest corporation or mega corporations that dominate the economy. do they have too much influence on, on politics? my own sense, we haven't been too much from, from a current government. right. i mean, the present current president got in because the president of course is peach. right. and leave with great big ghana. i think the current president moon has been content to sort of allow that digital process to play out. right. he got what he wanted, if y

i just, you know, the few, the dry chains following the removal of robert mcguffey than bob way with a country brimming with one journalist set out to record the voice of the people. instead of telling people what to think, that gives them a chance to speak for themselves and captured or haunted. not sure of the power and fragility of hope. borne free witness on al jazeera, north korea isolated and heavily sanction yet earning billions around the globe bureau. 39 is involved in everything that makes money for korea. carry different passwords, say, contacts, and the money this year. and it goes straight into the coffers of leadership, a to park, people empower investigation, bureau, $39.00 cache for kim park, one on jesse. ah, government forces struggled a whole territory and i've got as done as the taliban lay siege to 3 major cities. ah no i. mariam was in london. you're watching algae 0 is coming up on the program. about a russian lympics spring to 6, the protection of tokyo police claiming she was taken to the airport against her wishes calls in indonesia for more to be done to he

and where we continue to do that to this day, robert in time. but one thing i want, when we have the next round, i want to understand what decisions would you make differently today to save those 13 lives of, of service men and women that we lost at the cobbler fort. so, but thank you very much. thank you mister chairman. senator, if i could come out on your 1st opening comment. if i may go ahead, sir. i'm sure. i am happy to lay out every detail in all the intel to you as an individual to any other member or to a committee or anything you want on these chinese goals at your convenience. thank you. thank you. thank you centers, scott, center duckworth, please. thank you mister chairman. i share my colleagues concerns about the rapid lapse of the afghan national defense and security forces and the afghan government and the failure of all intelligence. we need some answers after investing 2 decades, nearly 2 trillion dollars, and most importantly, the lives of almost $2500.00 of american troops. our nation must conduct a thorough and honest review

the recently, the, the you case, justice minister robert bucklin said that the government had managed to evacuate 9 female judges. what kind of steps are you taking to try and continue those kind of evacuation if, if people do want to leave, this is one thing i have to just pass my muscle to the national community to give them imaging cmt to save countries. because women just cannot survive at the tollman can release the taliban and they have a lot to find him. he's coming us taliban entrance group and a ton of another except to women as a judge. because the thing being a judge in islam is against this. this is the big issue with the marcia about her health. thank you very much. data for your interest. thank you. on its national monthly fund is providing a financial lifeline of more than a $1000000000.00 to lebanon. as it grapples with one of the worst economic crises in modern history, the new cabinet has been holding its 1st meeting the presidential palace in bugger billionaire. businessman mccarty took challenges prime minister last week after 13 months of deadlock, which so the co

the the the catholic scenes at the airport, latino from robert bride, who has more. it still remains very chaotic, very volatile. still lots of people thronging around the apple perimeter wanting to get inside. at times the taliban will try to get people to come and force them away from the terminal. they've issue to an order that people shouldn't be, that they should just go home. they also put in place road blocks to try to stop people load to try to screen people that only people getting through if they've got the right paperwork. but there is a suspicion, despite assurances a passage that some of the thousands of people who believe they are eligible to go through and get only evacuation flights with a us or with, with other, with other nationalities that they might be being screened by the taliban. that they might be looking for individuals that they, that are connected with the previous regime. so there is this constant fear or suspicion that they might still be looking for people to target for reprisals. despite taliban denials of that, they the us, the trying

swallow was not the only one to receive his verdict this week yesterday on wednesday, another canadian roberts schellenberg also received his verdict, where chinese court upheld his sentence of the death penalty for drug smuggling charges. now the canadian government says they're extremely disappointed at this verdict that they're going to continue to fight for the release of these 2 men and the canadian ambassador, dominic boston is currently in the city in support of michael spafford during this very difficult time. and he says that puzzle has shown remarkable resilience during this entire very difficult process. katrina, thank you. katrina, you there for us in the beijing to brazil where the congress has voted against the return to paper ballots that thanks to his presidential election. it is a major blow for the president valuables and r o he's been pushing to end electronic voting, claiming it's open to fraud without providing any evidence. mona yanna key f as this update from rio de janeiro present both. so now to have been staging already the scenario for what will be next year's presid

robert bryan of moore from the capital, the pine chair which we understand now and for some days has been completely surrounded by taliban unit. but the resistance are filled that they are still holding out. now they have been told, going on the days to try to bring about some sort of peaceful resolution, some kind of surrender as we've seen from other provinces throughout afghanistan. and that. a have been a moment at which we thought that there was going to be some breakthrough the latest days from the taliban. is that to talk have stalled. and that the taliban have been appealing now, directly to people in the pines, to put pressure on their leaders to recognize the islamic camera. in other news, the u. s. supreme court has now really rejected an emergency appeal against a new abortion law in the state of texas. the most restrictive legislation of its kind in the country bands of procedure from 6 weeks into pregnancy. 6 people have died in the northeast in the united states. as tropical storm either brings rankled rainfall and floods. for those were in the new york city area. ma'a

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robert kelly is a professor of political science and diplomacy, pusan national university. he explains some of the reasons behind parks amnesty. she had both physical and mental health issues since impeachment. and she is pretty clearly not going to have any kind of meaningful political role and korean life if she's allowed to go home. it's a peer is going to happen. i think she's now in her seventy's and she's really struggle and she's been in prison. she just had surgery in her shoulder and right now with cove it in the rest of it, right. because also because she's older, she's just not really going to play any kind of meaningful role. she won't be a disruptive force or going to challenge her peach or something like that. so i think this is something of a sort of humanitarian gesture. she still is broadly seen as sort of this corrupt figure is probably never really belonged in the office. didn't really understand the gravity didn't really understand very well. the gravity of the, of the office that she held. and i'm really disappointed that she's gone. there are some die

alright robert bride live for stay in. so rob, thank the who's now italy have beaten england to win football is european championship for the 1st time since 900. 68. the final in london finishing a $11.00 roll off the extra time, but it was italy who then held in to triumph in the penalty shoot out the richest ripples. the ending and team, backed by impassioned home support at london's wembley stadium and italian side on a mission to take the european championship trophy back to rome. ah, england couldn't have dreamt of making a better start from new york, putting his country ahead. just the 2nd minutes went to talk to him to school his 1st international go the fastest ever in a you are a final and beaten in the last 33 games. italy wrestle by way back into contention. federico keep going close to me. tell you the 2nd began with raheem sterling taking it's humble in the italian books, the referee deciding to wave england away, rather than point to the penalty spots accused of don't you know very tonight italy then began to

he's robert schellenberg. he was given a 15 year jail term in 2018, but he was re sentenced to death. 2 months later, after top chinese tech executive mang when joe was arrested in canada in relates to charges in the us, canada, san basset to beijing says it is no coincidence. this verdict has come, while many extradition trial is ongoing. those are your top stories up next, counting the cost. i'll have a quick summary for you in 30 minutes. the hype of english football lies analytic market for the rich and powerful. i'm one of the leading specialists. work undercover just years investigative unit exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. he's held something like one in addition has been said that you can make an elephant disappeared. i have many of the brazen example i've seen. the men who sell football on i was just, ah, there i'm the cloud. this is counting the call on al jazeera, your look at the world of business and economics this week. the lopsided economic

robert bright has more from hong kong. the defense minister went on to say that the fact the relations now the tensions with china are the worst. they have been. he says, for a 40 years, i think taiwan has been genuinely rattled by this scale of this incursion. china, as we know for many months now, has been sending air craft towards the island into the air defense identification zone. that's the air space running up to the island of taiwan. but it is the scale, the number of aircraft in the last 4 days that says worried taiwan, facebook boss, mazzocco bugs pushing back after a whistle blowers testimony to u. s. congress. in a blog post. he said his company's research had been taken out of context, but former product manager finds his hog and told law makers of capitol hill. the social media giant is an urgent threat to its users and should be regulated. ah, a total of more than $700000.00 people died in the united states from covered 19, the washington national cathedral is told its bel $700.00 times to mark the fatalitie

decision of a chinese court to reject an appeal of a man sentenced to death for drunk smuggling. canadian robert schellenberg was given a 15 year jail time in 2018, but he was re sentence to death. 2 months later, off the top chinese tech executive men, one joe, was arrested in canada in relation to charges in the united states. canada as ambassador to china believes the cases are lings and his court for clemency to be granted to shalon bugs. or now thailand you fled pro democracy movement has faced many challenges since it started a year ago. it's top leaders have been arrested and the pandemic is keeping most protest is off the streets. but as scott highland, our ports from the capital, bangkok, the movement appears to be regaining momentum. jamming the streets of bangkok pro democracy protestors out in strength to show their support of the growing call for the resignation of prime minister. pray of general char. this is rooted in their deep criticism of how the government has managed the cobra. 1900 crisis. the nation is now facing its worst wave of infections in depth. of the pandemic. bonds

10 qualifying matches to reach the tournament at or on a 27 match winning streak led by their coach robert. so it meant genie so provoke, even quantile, it's $15000.00 in a stadium holds $80000.00, so it will still be too few. but i'll be back to the place that gave me a lot. i grew up here and i will be really emotional. we hope to put on a good performance and get the when to start this journey. and of course, no big football tournament would be complete without a psychic animal that can predict results. am i right? you may remember this docs in from the 2018 world cup. well, he's back and if he chooses the same dish twice, that country will win. but this time he went for both meals, which means he's predicting a draw between italy and turkey. 3 time champion, spain have a trouble build up to the tournament. 2 of their players will miss the 1st game against sweden. after contracting coven 19 including their captain sergio was gets . there has been no further cases, but several under 21 players have been called up to form 2 separate sides to reduce the chance of an outbreak, leaving them

robert schellenberg was given a 15 year jail term in 2018, but he was re sentence to death. 2 months later, after top chinese tech executive mang one, joe was arrested in canada in relation to charges in the u. s. canada ambassador at the china says it is no coincidence. this verdict is out while maine's extradition trial is ongoing. alina messy has touched down in france after agreeing a deal with paris azure man. the former barcelona football style wave to the fans that had gathered to greet him at la bourget airport. he made the journey from spain with his wife and 3 children. it is being reported. he's agreed a 2 year deal with an option to extend until 2024. miss sees official biographer told that he had a bus alone and now the risk being left behind. the big picture is that pneumonia is taking over for the big decisions that all money will just moan, moan, moan, but us men that they'd be left behind. basically got thrown off for a while for too long. i've been trying to behave or if they were new money as if they had more money than actually they did. and they got in the situat

one being britain's prince andrew and his accuser, virginia roberts, who says she was trafficked by maxwell to the prince per sex. when she was a teenager is likely not going to be called as a witness. he denies any wrongdoing, but prosecutors are expected to call at least 4 other women. all epstein accusers who are going to tell the jury, maxwell groomed them for sex with epstein, one when she was as young as 14 years old. it's a trial with all the trappings of a salacious, drama, sex power, money, and fame. but victims rights advocates hope that the jury does not get distracted by that and instead keeps their focus on the women who say they were abused by epstein. and that it could have only happened with the help of maxwell. this is an example of one of the most horrific and long enduring patterns of sex trafficking and child exploitation. there are so many victims and whispered kick, really disturbing about the case is how open they operated. and how many people knew, and how many people they involved in this exploitation scheme, maxwell has pleaded not guilty and denies all the charges

who are in power now are the same people from one of the she who have never left out freshness, yet robert manufactured it out with his mom at balder. so come here, all these are more on that rapidly unfolding situation. saddam, with a bit of she has jailed several civilian cabinet ministers and protests of poured upon 2 streets added some of the rays already as drought in northern kenya pushes more than $2000000.00 people towards honda and schools. pakistan cricket shops. finally, get the when they've been doing. aah! it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. hi there, getting going on your weather forecasts for monday, october the 25th europe and africa. we have had to renshaw, rain, we to flash flooding in northern parts of tunisia and this has turned deadly as wall car swept away with people inside in it all has to do with this area of low pressure in the central mediterranean southern sections of italy. we have red weather alerts in play, the potential to see some severe thunderstorms here capable of pr

now, the usaa, it's patients with iran is wearing thin over nuclear negotiation, special envoy, robert malley said to ron, should not delay its return to the talks. any longer his comments. com is the e use negotiator is due to meet his counterpart in brussels for talks on resuming nuclear discussions. the one says i've gone, ashton is on the brink of one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, and millions of people could die because of food shortages. the u. n. food program is asking world leaders to take action and release billions of dollars of frozen humanitarian donations. un says 2 thirds of have gone astounds population. that's 23000000 people are food insecure. stephanie decker has more from trouble. count down 2 catastrophe and one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. if not the worse. those are the warnings from the world food programs executive director. if you look at the numbers over here hoff buff gannons population are facing severe food insecurities in this latest report. 22.8000000 people. 14000000 of those are children. and also interestingly saying that for t

our door have been turned into robert adida mostly mud. hodge, the more solid construction of gauze hasha waved. and a big what a now of gone for bieber leg shall dirge be gone, dead on the open skies and added of god. when did it bro. james? so these people really need help and they needed fought, but this particular wake was a shallow earthquake. and therefore, it was felt over a large area, several 100 kilometers radius as choked the provincial capital, quatre, it show god, there stones, or india. however, we were expecting that there would be large scale damage that hadn't happened or the door, as you mentioned. and as we have seen on the ground, several 100 homes have been destroyed. and of course, many more are damaged. they're not safe for people to be living in any more. for the 1st time we've seen some senior fishers at i have on the scene that people were complaining. that did help had not come fast enough. they warned moorehead, they warned shelter. they warned food. and they warned to help with deconstruction of their destroyed homes. sammy, and that was come out high to that

will i speak to robert kelly about this is a professor of political science and diplomacy at pusan national university, and his joining is vice kite from bull st. thank you very much, mr. kelly, for being with us. our present moon gen one j in had previously ruled out a pardon for parker and hey, what made him change his mind? you think why as this come now? i think it's really her advancing age and her her health issues. she had both physical and mental health issues. since impeachment, i mean, she's pretty clearly not going to have any kind of meaningful political role in korean life or she's allowed to go home. it's appears going to happen. i think she's now on her seventy's and she's really struggle and she's been in prison. she just had surgery in her shoulder. and right now was cold in the rest of it. right. because also because she's older, she's just not really going to play. and he had a meaningful role, she won't be a disruptive force or going sort of challenge or, and peach or something like that. so i think this is something of a sort of humanitarian gesture. i think it's probab

will be up to the taliban to provide support and tackle the many other crises facing us kind of down, robert bride al jazeera, couple. morocco for ministry is calling all jerry's position to cut. the diplomatic ties completely unjustified. the algerian foreign minister accuse rebut of hostile actions and listed a number of grievances including morocco's recent recognition of israel relations have been strained for decades over the disputed territory of western sahara. yusef, a born dell is a professor of political science and international relations a counter university. he says the decision to cut ties was inevitable. any serious observable of not looking up? those of julian unwelcome suppose was not replaced by this particular decision. even them in the fallen minister of the kingdom of milan was what he didn't need with the decision, but it was expect, it was expected. obviously different countries have longer hastily all the disagreement. the links between medical and state obviously have not been very well appreciated, but actually in the general shape for the menu still of the visa, fo

but robert malley told al jazeera that direct discussions of the best solution to such a complicated issue. we're prepared to meet with them face to face. we think it's far superior to indirect negotiations when we're dealing with something this complex. with so much more so much mistrust with so much potential for misunderstanding. so we've said, we'll meet at any time in any place. they're the ones who are not prepared to do it for their own reasons. we think it's a mistake. you, as president joe biden has held a phone call with his ukranian counterpart. not him. is lensky in a show of support over the build up of russian troops along the border to lead a spoke for around 90 minutes, where the white house, where the white house as the biden conveyed his support for you, came re crane sovereignty and territorial integrity. lensky says they discussed ways to resolve the conflict in easton ukraine where government forces a fighting russian back separatists rushes, amass tens of thousands of troops near the border, but denies it preparing to invade its neighbour. well, health organizat

all we saw was just robert. and after the return of the dollar bond for the 1st time, people are trickling baghdad, trying to develop de, recover and rebuild their lives. but we have also said that the country that's done still waiting for the dollar bond to announce the new government. people, of course, because the boss st. james, i totally failed to take the country against a dollar bond. the system had labs the bank, kepler's institutions, and people are watered as to what will happen in the future. uncertainty debt by debt at the rail hall because people have been saying that since they take over by that dollar bond piece and security has returned, people are able to travel at night, which was really and bought didn't know, checking bought by that dollar bond. they're trying to keep good faith as far as the public is concerned. demonstrators have been protesting on savvy as border with cause of voe against to move by christina to deny entry to vehicles with so being that license plates. because of the has s

robert will begin with the delay to take your games. you that and it was an elim picks like no other yeah and one the i see felt just to go ahead despite the fall i was amongst the few that able to get into the venue. it was almost the 1st most the behind closed doors olympics, a surreal soul of experience at times. but while the japanese public were locked out course, the game stayed, managed to get completed so many could still watch around the world on television. which meant the, i see got the cache which could be ultimately sent back out to fund sports around the world. another huge talking point was a 1000000 bio, one of the greatest u. s. gymnastic time struggling with mental health and unable to compete for much of the games. yeah, it was a real true monument of drama in the opening days of the games where she lost herself in mid air and she actually struggled on her opening routine. and she had the confidence to walk away and she stepped home to a far bigger platform. it would say one of mental health actually advocacy. and she

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