c o, p, and sudan. and e, c o, p is now becoming very dependent on its middle eastern patrons for money and weapons. notably, the united arab emirates, so it's a very different political context in which there's a lot of turmoil and a lot of distrust. all right, so it is changing more than just the developmental situation for ethiopia in the region. how adam, how will the operation of the 1st turbine do you think? how will it impact that deadlock in talks between ethiopia on the one hand and sudan in egypt on the other? a 11 point to our, to what alex do all said, and he's right that the context has changed fundamentally. but the european positioned it european idea towards it. um and how relevant it is and, and also how it perceives it will affect downstream. countries hasn't really changed to the context has indeed changed, but how that the dumb self is perceived and, and the interest and desire to see it to completion hasn't. that is one in terms of, you know, how that, that down and it, the progress

and sudan was truly a unique sudan experience, while hamdok dealt with... that is the former prime minister, abdalla hamdok. gave to the administration, the other side was to take care of the security. but nevertheless, murithi, what is your answer to caroline�*s point, that usually the "holders of the guns," as she says, have no idea what to do with the masses? i think what we need is a nuanced approach. it strikes me that every military leader, when they capture power, they say this is transitional. i think they need to be held to their word, they need to, you know, a coup is less than ideal, but they need to make sure it's temporary, if they can restore security, they need to hand back to elected institutions, but again, i would call for nuance in the case of west africa and this is desperation and these are people that are probably, you know, responding to the public demand for change. i think mali gives a very good example, because it is lieutenent colonel goita there, who originally said he was handing over power and then extended that to 2025. yes,

rather than and he just make visit to sudan. so they have somehow behind closed door, which we all don't know. the american are quite significant there. and i agree or says alec, the involvement of im rates, united auto payment is also changing the game now in the se, disputed area. but to go back to your question about the history we have been here before. there are things we've continued to be standing out. number one, it gives, she has relying almost 90 something there said 97 percent on water of the night. so is for them is the survival issue. the same issue will be and they see as a survivor and project the if she and they see the water from the light or the survival project. right. if she and have managed to integrate very well, was europe and they are exporting in london, i got to see what market i buy lots of for some big that were from egypt. so it gives you cannot take any risk on that. agricultural productivity to be hindered or being affected is cecilia stockier. by sadly, if you follow last months, the him prime min

rather than and he just make visit to sudan. so they have somehow behind closed door, which we all don't know. the american are quite significant there. and i agree, or says alec, the involvement of embrace united auto payment as is also changing the game now in the se, disputed area. but to go back to your question about the history we have been here before, there are 6, we continue to be standing out. number one, egypt she has relying almost 90 something they've said 97 percent on water of the might. so is for them is the survival issue. the same issue will be and they see as a survivor and project that you've she and they see the water from the light or the survival project, right? if she and have managed to integrate very well with europe and they are exporting in london, i go to see what market i buy, lots of for some big that were from egypt. so it gives you cannot take any risk on that. agricultural productivity to be hindered or being affected is cecilia stockier by sadly, if you follow last months that you've shown prim

and sudan was truly a unique sudan experience, while hamdok dealt with... that is the former prime minister, abdalla hamdok. gave to the administration, the other side was to take care of the security. but nevertheless, murithi, what is your answer to caroline�*s point, that usually the "holders of the guns," as she says, have no idea what to do with the masses? i think what we need is a nuanced approach. it strikes me that every military leader, when they capture power, they say this is transitional. i think they need to be held to their word, they need to, you know, a coup is less than ideal, but they need to make sure it's temporary, if they can restore security, they need to hand back to elected institutions, but again, i would call for nuance in the case of west africa and this is desperation and these are people that are probably, you know, responding to the public demand for change. i think mali gives a very good example, because it is lieutenent colonel goita there, who originally said he was handing over power and then extended that to 2025. yes,

okay, and sudan. and he's, he appears now becoming very dependent on it's eastern patrons for money in buttons . notably, the united arab emirates, so it's a very different political context in which there's a lot of turmoil and a lot of distrust. all right, so it's is changing more than just the developmental situation for a theo here in the region. how adam, how will the operation of the 1st turbine do thing? how will it impact that deadlock in talks between ethiopia on the one hand and sedan in egypt on the other? a 11 point to our, to what alex do all said, and he's right that the context has changed fundamentally. but the european positioned, it's european idea towards it. um, and how relevant it is and, and also how it perceives it will affect downstream. countries hasn't really changed to the context has indeed changed, but how that the dumb self is perceived and the interest and desire to see, to completion hasn't that, that is one in terms of, you know, how that, that down and it the progress

which egypt and sudan fear will deprive them of vital water. and britons, queen elizabeth test positive for covert. the 95 year old monarch is said to have mild symptoms. ah, hello president brought him his lensky calling for an immediate cease fire in easton ukraine, where more artillery fire has been reported in disputed regions. in recent days, hundreds of shells of exploded in the concrete zone between ukrainian soldiers and russian back separatists. more explosions were heard and the rebel held city of donetta on sunday, and enhanced separatists of accused government forces of crossing the front line. both sides blame each other for the escalation in violence to civilians were possibly killed in an assault near the russian border. thousands of people continued to be evacuated from eastern regions into russia or frantic diplomatic efforts. continue to stop russia invading ukraine, france as talks between ukraine, russia and the organization for security and cooperation in europe will take place on monday. summit was agreed after french pres

and then 9, a call for action for demonstrators in sudan capital to me, including steri fab. since the military coup in october, people have taken to the streets every week, calling for democracy. for my mother and i want the civilian government to return to power. they have had the military turn back the clock because they don't want a civilian and democratic government. they raped women with the name, and they killed revolutionary stuff. and was our protest, i think we will make sure the democratic system comes back to the dental to live. my mom died me or sorry, 5 to the fight against the military regime is personal on the banner. a picture of her son was a doctor, shot dead, well trying to help other protesters recently, sudan had been moving towards becoming a democracy. but this latest military take over his crushed all hopes, general up the harness know in charge and protested once him out. but once again, they're facing the push back from the security towards the neighborhood committees are blocking access to their streets, fearing a text by the security forces. it's

well trying to help other protesters recently, sudan had been moving towards becoming a democracy. but this latest military take over his crushed all hopes general up to the snow in charge. and the protesters once him out. once again, they're facing the pushback from the security towards the neighborhood committees are blocking access to their streets, fearing a text by the security forces. it's the grassroots movement. the protests are not being organized by political parties. the people want a civilian government and no compromises with a military, but the military has lots to lose, says human rights activists without him. and after the cool, he was offered the position of a new civilian prime minister by the military to a peace protesters. but he refused, he doesn't believe they wants to reform under this chris and i said, you know, i know probably give that to you, i'm giving or to the civilian and went to live in unit and then the other going to be taken to liberal justice is also what, sorry, 5 do la once back at her house and muran reminds her every day of her son, bobby lee

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european economy could be a bust for neighbors. egypt and sudan are higher up, has more 11 years and $5000000000.00 in the making a few opinions of find the able to switch on electricity produced by their own giant dam. welcome distraction for prime minister abbe afterwards. that war with rebel to gray and forces in the north. a 145 meter high dime on the nol rivers, main tributary. the blue nol is designed to hold 74000000000 cubic meters of water, but africa's largest hydro electric power project is controversial. and it's fiercely opposed by a few of his neighbors. is that to know the officers, i got out the downstream countries, the brothers, the people of egypt and stood on the water will flow and the world must know that the dam will not affect them. all that was said about ethiopia seeking to prevent the flow of water was untrue, and we will not allow the people to starve or thirst. we seek integration between the 3 countries and a real partnership. both egypt and sudan fear the damning of the blue now will cause severe water shortages for them. egypt responded on sunday, sayi

says it is ready to impose additional sanctions on sudan's military. demonstrators have been taking to the streets since the transition to democracy was halted. according to the sudanese doctors association, over 2000 have been injured since protests began. >> they come out and protest, sometimes several days a week. sudan's protesters think it is still possible to restore the transition process meant to bring a civilian government after decades of authoritarian rule. the process was stopped on october 25 by the military coup. bubut protesters believe they cn still bring it back on track, even though they face a brutal crackdown. >> despite everything that is happening and despite all of the martyrs who are dying, every day we lose a martyr. but people insist on their goal. we will claim victory. >> this government is a soldier gaining heard what do they want? what are they want to get to? people don't want you, please leave. >> u.s. officials believe they can help by applying pressure on the military. the additional sanctions -- denying additional san

ethiopia says it had no desire to hurt the interests of egypt or sudan, but the two countries say they need a binding deal, particularly about future mitigations of possible droughts and the management of the water supplies. and now it has started generating electricity for the first time, creating a sense ofjubilation among ethiopians. when it becomes fully operational, it is expected to generate more than 5,000 mw of electricity, increasing the country's capacity significantly, and becoming one of the continent's largest sources of hydroelectric power. when the construction of the dam was started around ten years ago, the cost was expected to be around $4.6 billion us. now that figure is expected to have increased. ethiopia has fully financed this project, and many ethiopians have contributed to the dam. and because of that, this project is a source of pride and a rare sense of unity for a country that has been divided by war and ethnic strife. kalkidan yibeltal, bbc news, western ethiopia. the first body has been found on a ferry that caught fire near greece on friday. another ten p

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when we can waive sanchez in israeli hospitals living with the volcano on la, paloma, we begin in sudan where demonstrators from khartoum in particular, of protesting against the military regime, but sees how in the autumn of 2021 off to recoup they are risking then 9 a call for action for demonstrators in sedans, capital r, to including sheriff up to that since the military crew and october, people have taken to the streets every week, calling for democracy. i took my letter, i want the civilian government to return to power. that you have been sure that the military turned back to clock because they don't want a civilian and democratic government. they raped women with a name, and they killed revolutionary stuff. and was our protest, i think we will make sure the democratic system comes back a lot to ship. i've dental to live. my mom died me, let me i need for 75 to love to fight against the military. really me. his personal on the banner, a picture of her son was a doctor, a shot dead? well trying to help other protesters. recently, sudan had been moving towards becoming a democracy.

he refers to egypt and sudan as brothers, but both neighboring countries fear the dam could threaten their access to the ny egypt depends on the river for nearly all of its irrigation and drinking water. but abby dismisses its concerns. yolanda mate, though, as you can see, i'm in this water will generate energy while flowing as it has to see don and egypt not like the rumors that say the ethiopian people and government a damning the water to starve egypt and sudan wyndham, gibson, and not yes, would on his when the must, rob chiral and cartoon have long been pushing for a binding deal over the filling and operation of the den. but the talks broken by the african union have failed to achieve a breakthrough. now to some of the other global business stories making news, germany's central bank fears, europe's largest economy, has fallen into its 2nd pandemic recession due to the impact of co 19 restrictions . the buddhist bank says gdp will probably be negative this quarter, falling on from a fall of 0.7 percent at the end of last year. however, the bank expects germany would quickly bo

well, trying to help other protesters recently, sudan had been moving toward becoming a democracy. but this latest military take over his crushed all hopes general up to harness know in charge and protested once him out. but once again, they're facing the push back from the security towards the neighborhood committees are blocking access to their streets, fearing a text by the security forces. it's the grassroots movement. the protests are not being organized by political parties. the people who want a civilian government and no compromises with a military, but the military has lots to lose, says human rights activists move down. we will add them after the cool he was offered the position of a new civilian prime minister by the military to a peace protestors. but he refused. he doesn't believe they wants to reform on the discussion. i said, you know, i know probably just give that to you. i'm giving forward to the civilian and then you're going to be taken to liberal justice is also what? sorry 5 to la once, back at her house and muran reminds her every day of her son, bobby lee to

a dispute with egypt and sudan, hoped to graduate and to get job? no, we don't even have that kind of thinking. with dust gathering in nigeria, lecture halls will tell you why tens of thousands of students might not be able to finish that. and of the beijing winter olympics, finland finally, when golden men's eyes hockey will have plenty more final day. uh ah. there is currently a winter storm rolling through iraq is not as cold in his content as some have been . but it's one of the regular ones. the other ones coming about 3 days time. anyway, this one means rain for iraq, snow for the mountains of a round. and then that wind follows eventually becomes a normally bring yet dust from iraq's through saudi down to was cutter, bahrain, and eventually the you a, the sunshine to foreign in the levant, missed the picture on monday. this all starts to march through iran to was took minutes down and afghanistan, and then the shamal flares out. it's sandy niss into the empty court and pulse of yemen is the picture of a tuesday, which probably means we should

so if you consider a country like sudan, sudan has long felt sanctions from the west and after these recent coups, they have been able to return to gulf nations for support. if we consider for example outside of africa, myanmar, relies very heavily on china for support, china is another important part of this story. china does not like to intervene in internal affairs of other countries, respect what is going on, they are not interested in forcing countries to become democratic. they do interfere if a country does something which affects thai ban, shin chan or to bed but other than that, they do not actually care, they are happy to deal with whatever government happens to be empowered. government happens to be empowered-— empowered. professor, unfortunately _ empowered. professor, unfortunately we - empowered. professor, unfortunately we must l empowered. professor, - unfortunately we must leave it there but thank you so much for joining us. we very grateful. this is bbc news — a reminder of the headlines the queen celebrates the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne �

in sudan, there was a military overtake of what had been an authoritarian government. west africa, the military takeover was of a fledgling democratic government. any number of governments will be susceptible. one of the problems, particularly in the west african countries, where we have seen it in guinea and mali, has been the international partnership in supporting the fledgling democracies have been reinforcing the leadership of security services over democratic institutions. while we have been trying to help build stability and security, what we have been inadvertently doing is creating a security stake. and that has been in response to the update in insurgencies and terrorist activities. host: yesterday we spent an hour talking about the report from the economist intelligence unit, the annual report on the state of democracies worldwide, the democracy index they call it. the headline this year as the china -- is the china challenge. is it the case that countries like russia and china are having more influence in places like africa and elsewhere, so u.s. efforts ar

he refers to egypt and sudan as brothers. but both neighboring countries fear the dam could threaten their access to the night. egypt depends on the river for nearly all of its irrigation and drinking water. but abby dismisses its concerns. he owned m at though, as you can see, i'm in this water will generate energy while flowing as it has to, to don and egypt. not like the rumors that say the ethiopian people and government a damning the water to starve. egypt and sudan wyndham, gibson, and not yes, would on his, when you must, rob cairo. and cartoon have long been pushing for a binding deal over the filling and operation of the den. but the talks broke it by the african union have failed to achieve a breakthrough. now to some of the other global business stories making news, germany's central bank fears europe's largest economy, has fallen into its 2nd pandemic recession due to the impact of co 19 restrictions . the buddhist bank says gdp will probably be negative this quarter, falling on from a fall of 0.7 percent at the e

soldiers should not rule out sudan. —— rule our sedan. the military have promised an investigation into the killing of protesters, but so far no one has been held accountable. for the young men and women on the streets, they say they will not return to their homes until the military steps down and justice is delivered. mohanad hashim, bbc news. novak djokovic has told the bbc he's prepared to novak djokovic has told the bbc he's ”reareu ., ,, novak djokovic has told the bbc he's --reare~ ., ,, .,, novak djokovic has told the bbc he's untreare ., ,, ., ., , prepared to miss top tournaments... let's prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak — prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to _ prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to a _ prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to a sports _ prepared to miss top tournaments... let's speak to a sports and _ let's speak to a sports and psychology exports. why my athletes might be hesitant about the vaccine? there could be a number of reasons. of there could be a nu

both egypt and sudan fear the damning of the blue. now will cause severe water shortages for them. egypt responded on sunday saying a therapy is persisting and it's violations of a declaration signed in 2015. leaders in cairo. say the dam is an exist then sure threat to the 106000000 egyptians who are almost entirely reliance on the north river for irrigation and drinking water. while sedan 1st welcomed the dam projects it later voice similar concerns about its threat to national security. over the years talk sponsored by the african union, failed and construction still went ahead. the more that we see events like create the one that happened today begin to where to emerge. the more it becomes duma, a duma, that we're going to actually sit as friends and as fellow africans. i'm pre solve this as a purely african problem. here he says, the hydro power generation is essential to ethanol, mc development in africa, 2nd most populous country. both egypt and sudan are still pushing for legally binding deal, both the filling of the joint res

both egypt and sudan fear the damning of the blue now will cause severe water shortages for them. egypt responded on sunday, saying, as therapy is persisting in its violations of a declaration signed in 2015 leaders in cairo, say the dam is in exist, then sure. threat to the 106000000 egyptians who are almost entirely reliance on the north river for irrigation and drinking water. while sedan 1st welcomed the dam projects it later voice similar concerns about its threat to national security. over the years talk sponsored by the african union, failed and construction still went ahead. the more that we see events like create the one that happened today begin to where to emerge. the more it becomes d, my, a duma, that we can actually sit as friends and as fellow africans and pre solve these as a purely african problem. here to says the hydro power generation is essential to ethanol, mc development in africa, 2nd most populous country. both egypt and sudan are still pushing for a legally binding deal on both the filling of the giant reservoir. and it's operation certified at altos air ah, di

that pushed into a dispute with egypt and sudan has begun generating electricity. and the passenger is found to live and 3 days after 5 swept through a fairy sailing from green to easily ah, we begin the program in a still ukraine, where monitors say the separatists region has saying that more shelling moscow back to separate his latest sized civilians in the dumbass region continue to be evacuated to russia. charles drop it has been speaking to people need the frontline . there are hundreds of villages like these along the front line on the ukrainian controlled side on once, increasingly worrying the amount of civilians that are still here. as we understand this, evacuation continues in a separatist controlled areas. what is increasingly worrying also is that in villages like these, there are also a lot of ukrainian military. and we've been speaking to some of the civilians here about their fears were soldiers staying in what were once private homes military vehicles passed by the talia runs the village shop. she has little hope, a peaceful solution to the crisis

if the p says the $5000000000.00, the development will power it's economy, neighbors, egypt and sudan have long complained of water shortages and flooding, caused by the blue nile river. being done is that you know, the of us as i got outs, the downstream countries, the brothers, the people of egypt and saddam, the water will flow and the world must know that the dam will not affect them. all that was said about ethiopia seeking to prevent the flow of water is untrue and we will not allow the people to starve or thirst. these are our principles in our possession, and we affirm the flow of water to the people from the dam is to develop and bring 60000000 ethiopians out of the darkness. we seek integration between the 3 countries and a real partnership with europe. in journalism, you'll get that you has more now from the capital, addis ababa. this is going to push back to be more self sufficient and provide much of the population that's in darkness. some kind of electricity. egypt, for example, has been you know, in a position to this development, they even released a statement saying t

the agreement in south sudan that was signed in october, 2020. ros: that was in 2021. this continued through into 2022 with a successful coup in burkina faso in january. the most recent effort in guinea-bissau failed. six successful coups in africa in 18 months. the u.n. secretary general is calling it an epidemic of coup d'États. many times, coups are contagious. it highlights threats like millions of young people having no prospects. it adds up to people being fed up with their governments. the financial times has another point, quoting one expert, saying, the failure of democracy to deliver development to people has pushed africans to welcome coup d'État. iour yet -- our guest is from the institute for security studies, a nonprofit. >> we are seeing this related to, as you mentioned, a regional environment. there are specific challenges related to the security situation, which has been extremely dire for the past years. there is a form of exasperation from the people who do not see elected governments actually deliver against this context. that's one thing. on the

like in south sudan, before mentioned out the unit to government is long overdue. it is crucial that new government works only then will itself didn't emerge from the chaos oh, a glimmer of hope in a homeland torn by conflict. to film no simple way home follows now vice president rebecca yon dang de my bure as she returns to south sudan after years of civil war . oh, her late husband is considered one of the country's founding fathers. oh unit. yeah, gone down. yeah. yeah. well, your god jewel, why, why do you, when i do numbers are done. i, her daughter, the film's director grew up in exile, sat sedan is the world's youngest country, and we've been at war for most of our short history. so it was questions around identity. what does it mean to close out it on home? i'm struggling to reconcile. being ambitious, being a woman, and being from south sedan. my mother embodies this paradox. there is an expectation in our country, a gender expectation to take a back, a back seat and i wanted to for ground. her contribution became the vice president's daughter see herself,

could be a bust for neighbors, egypt and sudan. sorry, higher. it has more. 11 years and $5000000000.00 in the making with europeans are finally able to switch on electricity produced by their own giant dan. welcome distraction for prime minister abbe. i've made that war with rebel to gray and forces in the north. a 145 meter high dam on and all rivers, main tributary. the blue now is designed to hold 74000000000 cubic meters of water, but africa's largest hydro electric power project is controversial and it's fiercely opposed by a soup. his neighbors is that you know, the officers, i got outs, the downstream countries, the brothers, the people of egypt and stood on the water will flow and the world must know that the dam will not affect them. all that was said about ethiopia seeking to prevent the flow of water was untrue, and we will not allow the people to starve or thirst. we seek integration between the 3 countries and a real partnership. those egypt sin sedans, say the damning of the blue. now will cause severe water shortages for them. egy

the united nations is warning that south sudan is in danger of returning to civil war due to delays in implementing president biden has ordered half of the afghan government assets frozen in the us to be used for humanitarian aid in the country. the other half of the funds is being held for settling the claims filed against the taliban over their role in the 9/11 attacks. the united nations is warning that south sudan is in danger of returning to civil war due to delays in implementing the 2018 peace deal. a visiting un team said key elements of the agreement were behind schedule, including setting up a court to try perpetrators of atrocities. government data from brazil shows that the amazon rainforest recorded the worst monthly rate of deforestation in january. the countries space agency said 430 square kilometres of timber were felled — five times the rate in january last year. borisjohnson has received a questionnaire from the met police who are investigating allegations of covid rules being open and downing street. more than 50 people have been sent the e—mail. being contacted

amy: at least 79 protesters have been killed since sudan's october 25 coup. in 2019, a popular uprising led to the ouster of former authoritarian president omar al-bashir, but sudan's transition to democratic rule has been derailed by the coup and leadership struggles. north korea tested what appeared to be its longest-range ballistic missile since 2017 sunday, a move south korea said was a violation of united nations security council resolutions. it was north korea's third such test in the last week and seventh since the start of the year. biden administration officials said they again appealed to kim jong-un to join direct talks following sunday's launch but the u.s. has rejected north korean demands for sanctions relief and imposed new ones in recent weeks. in ecuador, the operator of a privately-held pipeline has shut down the flow of heavy crude oil after the pipeline ruptured in the amazon. ocp ecuador claimed the spill had burst in an area not connected to waterways, but members of the kichwa indigenous community shared video showing contamination on r

how is this move being seen by the rest of the region, particularly sudan and shipped? well, there has been discussion. even during president donald clump, there was a gathering in washington dc with your pin side, the jeeps shown in the sudanese and there was no agreement. theres continues to be conversations, negotiations per se, but there hasn't been a definite agreement where this renaissance done was headed to. but the top and side is insisting this has nothing to do was taking resources from the student or from egypt. but it has everything to do as providing with your parents, giving it your best a share of the resources that was denied to them in previous years while we will watch his space. thank you very much for that update. independent journalist samuel at get a cherry live for us in addis ababa still head on al jazeera, a survivor is found alive on board, a great ferry that had been on fire for day story with dental with house. what do you do? i received a feeling good and diluted artifacts make their way home to beneath, after more than 100 years. ah ah, lo

it's home 270000 refugees from sudan and south sudan, and more than 500000 in turn, latest space ethiopians. you and hcr says fighting broke out in the town of toggle between federal forces an, an identified armed groups. on january 18th, a refugee camp was looted and burned a 2nd facility to be destroyed since late december. more than 20000 people have now been displaced. many of them have made their way on foot to areas near the regional capital. i saw you in a she are says it's ethiopia is operation needs 335000000 dollars this year, but it's only got 9 percent of that so far. well, earlier we spoke to the un refugee agency spokesman nevin kirk, on which we explained the steps being taken to help the vulnerable victims were looted and burned. and the some 22000 refugees who are also there were forced to flee yet again. and now to find refuge in 3 different locations within the region. and what we are trying now is to bring them to safety to working with the government counterparts. this is the refugees and written the service of the deal here, as well as with other humanitarian partners.

soldiers of the russia linked wagner battalion in marley, and recent cruise in bikini faso guinea and sudan rule providing a less stable backdrop with african leaders joining a rest summit with the you. the leaders of military cares won't be attending the a u. e u summit here in brussels. and while security is a crucial issue on the table for the leaders. this is the 1st time they've got together altogether. in this format since 2017, they wanted to talk about that and investment opportunities and they will, but the molly issue is likely to pull focus on the ground. the people of malia are also questioning european motives for the trip deployments. according to some experts, there is an understanding by the population, but also independent observers that this is not the objective is not security on me or that this idea of discourse. a transition of security is also married with conceptualization around migration management. on top of the european missions, there's also a un mission running concurrently in molly, the country hasn't really known peace or stable self governance. in over a deca

at least 2 people have been killed in clashes between demonstrators and right police in sudan houses to the streets to protest against october's military coup in defiance of a government crackdown on descent. 7 people are missing. after a light aircraft crashed into the atlantic ocean of north carolina, the u. s. coast guard has recovered a body and found debris from play authority. say there is no sign of any survivors . there's one person who has been killed in more than a dozen injured when to local trains, collided outside munich in southern germany. the incident disrupted regional transport things. the cause of the crash is been investigate that a candidate where prime minister just intruder is using emergency powers to end protests against pandemic restrictions. police have cleared. the truck is blockade off a key border crossing into the united states. but the drivers are still blocking others and occupying much of the capitals business district. ah, it's a headache that canada's government hasn't been able to shake, protested in part trucks, still digging in outside parliamen

soldiers of the russia linked wagner battalion in marley, and recent cruise in bikini faso guinea and sudan rule providing a less stable backdrop with african leaders joining a ras summit with the you. the leaders of military cares won't be attending the a u. e u summit here in brussels. and while security is a crucial issue on the table for the leaders. this is the 1st time they've got together altogether. in this format since 2017, they wanted to talk about vaccines and investment opportunities, and they will, but the molly issue is likely to pull focus on the ground. the people of malia are also questioning european motives for the true deployments. according to some experts, there is an understanding by the population, but also independent observers that this is not the objective is not security only, or that this idea it does. conceptualization of security is also married with conceptualization around migration management. on top of the european missions, there's also a un mission running concurrently in molly, the country hasn't really known peace or stable self governance in over a d

we begin in sudan, where demonstrate is from county him in particular of protesting against the military regime that sees hawaiian, autumn of 2021 off to recoup thing on risk. and then i had a call for action for demonstrators incidence capital at 2, including sheriff up since the military crew in october, people have taken to the streets every week, calling for democracy. i took my lead, then i want the civilian government to return to power. they didn't have the issue that the military turn back the clock because they don't want a civilian and democratic government. joe, they raped women with the name, and they killed revolutionary stuff. with our protest, i think we will make sure the democratic system comes back a lot to ship identical. i'm the mom that me let me, i mean, course every 5 to love the fight against the military regime is personal. on the banner, a picture of her son was a doctor, shot dead. well, trying to help other protesters recently to them had been moving to what, becoming a democracy. but this latest military take over his crushed all hopes general up to harness k

soldiers of the russia linked wagner battalion in marley and recent crews in bikini faso guinea and sudan rule providing a less stable backdrop with african leaders. joining a ras summit with the e u. the leaders of military current won't be attending the a u. e u summit here in brussels. and while security is a crucial issue on the table for the leaders, this is the 1st time they got together all together. in this format. since 2017, they wanted to talk about vaccines and investment opportunities and they will, but the molly issue is likely to pull focus on the ground. the people of molly are also questioning european motives for the true deployments. according to some experts, there is an understanding by the population, but also independent observers that this is not the objective is not security on me, or that this idea does conceptualization of security is also married with conceptualization around migration management. on top of the european missions, there's also a un mission running concurrently in molly, the country hasn't really known peace or stable self governance in over a de

sounds damn, that's triggered a dispute with egypt and sudan and a passenger is found alive on board a greek ferry that speed on fire for days. 11 others are still missing and i have he, december to the sport will be live to beijing as the winter olympics closes and sunland . finally, when gold in men's ice hockey in the russian defending champion, i'll have the best of the action from the final day of competition. ah, welcome to the news or we begin in eastern ukraine where the situation remains tense. their affairs, at any escalation in fighting could lead to a bigger conflict according to monitors, as be more shelling in the disputed region. russian back separatists say, villages have been hit while ukraine's army says its positions have come under fire . around 2000 seats, 5 violations have been recorded and don bass on saturday. both sides are accusing each other of provocations around $30000.00 russian soldiers are due to finish military drills in belarus, but it remains to be seen if thou return to their barracks. and that's been happening as well. leaders meet for a 3rd day a