the air of the soviet doctrine permeates europe as well. it is time for them, brussels to understand that even the communism cannot compete as we are the signed in the machinery. the stick in the wheels are basic goals for all of us. left and right is hungry to be a democrat, to be governed by the rule of law in market economics and part of the european union. these 4 basic values we all share. our basic goals are the same. so yes, we have to speak together. i know you'd have to try everything in their power to break up this elias, but if we can stick together, we will eventually definitely been for that as well. to orac bruckner, he's a professor, european studies at stanford university, berlin. he says there may be enough appetite for change and hungry to threaten all bounds. hold on power on has more than a decade to control media, to streamline public opinion, to bombard people with propaganda slogans that the european union is bad and everything is august rated by george sorrows and it's anti semitic. and it's, you know, whole big and

so we go in for a closer look toward northwestern portions of europe. here's that disturbed whether we're gonna get dowse with rain through the united kingdom, northwestern areas of france and that eventually moves into the low countries in scandinavia on sunday. now in terms of amounts, it's going to london and see what we can expect about 20 millimeters of rain. and those gus about 70 plus kilometers per hour. mix of sun in cloud on sunday that continues on monday as while your temperature is pretty well where they should be for that some of the year. temperatures are on the rise across the balkan. so belgrade, $22.00 degrees full on sunshine, over the next 3 days. look at this year, shoot up to $27.00 degrees. that's almost a good 10 degrees above where you should be. still a brisk went through the black sea and the boss for us affecting is stumble along with a scattering of showers. and i think we'll see the winds here of about 45 kilometers per hour. we'll say settled for iberia, except for northern parts of portugal into spain and across africa. w

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ah hi there, getting going on your weather forecasts for europe and africa. we've got a vigorous weather front across the top end of scandinavia, stretching rate down toward the bottom end of iberia. it's not a question if we'll see flooding, but where and just how much. and also some fierce winds associated with this said disturbance. so we narrow in on paris looking for when gets here of about 85 kilometers per hour back into the sunshine on monday. and some of the best weather across europe can be found toward this part, budapest, up to 22 degrees on sunday. we'll keep it going as so we've got you in for 25 degrees on monday, but breezy for the next few days. we have seen some fierce winds blowing through the black sea. the boss for us impacting is stumble with the scattering of showers as while on sunday. and then some heavy falls for turkey's northeast black sea region, spilling into georgia and seeping into tbilisi on sunday with a hive. 16 degrees. when this weather broadcast in africa, we've got our big storms popping up as we head toward a cameroon n

well, it's not just europe, it's also china and big china. it's a problem of coal, is a problem of colon guess. and part of the problem for europe is that for the liquefied natural gas, the l n g. china has become a major competitor. so far it was korea and japan were to import this, but this year, china, we will overtake a japan as the largest import rafael n t, so that the competition is there. so we see the china factors, they're rolling blackouts, rolling brown outs factors have to be closed down. so we see we see the across the board and we just need to make sure as we go through this very important energy transition. and everybody wants to get to net 0 and save the planet. but as we are getting there, we need to make sure we have the transition fuels ready. and we think very carefully on, on, on how we, how we make that transition. thank you so much for talking to connie, about this cornelia maya, joining us there from switzerland. thank you for your insight. thank you very much . now, hollywood saw how inspired generations with the ide

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how low there autumn weather is certainly dominating a forecast across europe. you can see that dense cloud cover. that's the cold front ranging all way from the barian peninsula up into scandinavia, bringing more wet and windy weather to western areas. now if we take a closer look at the north, west weather systems pulling into britain an island bringing some very heavy rain, some strong winds. and we have got yellow warnings out for the south. east of england and northern parts of scotland, where we are going to see the very strong winds and the heaviest rain. but come sunday is gonna be northern areas of france that seem to very heavy downpours, severe storms. we have got some flood warnings out here. we've also got wind warnings for northern parts of germany as that where, where the sweeps its way up into scandinavia now for the south. most central areas we are seeing finer and dryer conditions, lots of sunshine coming through for the balkans and for greece and turkey. but we are seeing that briscoe wind continue to blow down from the black sea. for italy, w

europe's highest inflation rate above 19 percent. the turkish lira has lost nearly 60 percent of its value against the dollar in the past 3 years and has seen him go silver reports. people are struggling to make ends meets nova, there's a i love is your money, but tomato is an essential ingredient in most turkish casino and it's now selling at a record price arise of 70 percent, and only one year. and in this traditional farmer's market in the middle class district of boucher lived are in a stumble. shoppers are feeling the pinch bought off. oh, it's expensive in the supermarkets too. but ben shall stay the same carrier. some people here blame the government for lacking effective economic policies. others say traits, men and the wholesalers are taking advantage. done, you know, conscious left in their hearts. they want to earn easy money. folk didn't talk and this man says his paying 40 percent more for floor than he did 3 months ago. and as his customers incomes don't change, he can't raise the prize. so the portions of turkish fell

a whole generation was uprooted and suffered the races in that was common in europe. in the 19 sixties and seventies on cove mach norco to them decal, fuel horses, all his young cody, he had his reddened farm, derenzo came up, push came, a disconnect, balsamic army, dom, diligent nunez. if anyone in the office a committee could have found verbally demolish with false little meds, you may think all day you come, you know, or test was yes law but in the 19 sixty's, france continued to track down in the overseas territories. in march, 1967 in g booty, the crowd called for independence by the army, moved in and several demonstrators were killed. 3 months later, construction work is invited, who demanded a pay rise. a riot broke out and the police fired into the cloud, killing several demonstrators. 3 sessions. nothing changes as the saying goes, ah, ah, in the c panel with jeff, you could, as he says to set, do, could it is all to yes, this was all set. what get her set? oh, they flew me to come see secret said that from that piece. chill had yet no in touch. so i've half

he says europe needs to do more to help the be in authorities. the living coast guard is not really capable of monitoring the the, the crossings. and so we have, he has national rescue committee have have called on the european union to do more to start their own search and rescue operations. that's one thing. on the other side, in libya, there really isn't any visibility into what happens inside the detention centers. we are, we the, the i r c along with you and hcr and, and some other humanitarian agencies have some access into the detention regime. but it's quite incomplete. we're able to provide some assistance of a life saving nature through our medical teams. but out of by enlarged the situation is failing the not only the asylum seekers, but also many law abiding peaceful people who have been swept up in this effort by the libyan authorities. to, to stop migration. thousands of people in tennessee have been rallying in support of the president. the opposition is accused side of carrying out a qu after suspending parliament in july. and ann

because europe get so much of its energy now from russia that many believe that europe is at the mercy of russia and vladimir putin, the russian president, who's not actually here. he's going to be attending this summit. virtually. it's a g 20, but it's actually only a g. 16 in person and for other leaders attending it virtually for co reasons. we're told chinese president present. she is also one of those who's attending virtually other things happening during the day, not with the whole g 20, but an important meeting, i think with present oh to one of turkey. he'll be meeting. he'll be meeting with president, mccall, france and with chancellor merkel. this is her last ever international summit with attention is currently very high between turkey and the e. u. and the other important meeting was later in the day is to do with the iran clear deal. the 3 signatories from europe, france, the u. k. in germany, we meeting with the u. s. trying to work out how to get those talks going in vienna that have become stalled. iran has said that it will come back to the negotiating table by the en

ah, i, let's bring in august for today in brussels. asked l myself, who is europe? legislative manager and global data protection lead at access now in london. joining us sir is alto, co founder and director of the internet monitoring organization net blocks. and from that up city of ma, strict, catalina, go on to his assistant professor and private door and technology maastricht university. welcome to you all, al, pumpkin to start with you. it's, it's interesting that facebook's statements on the outage on monday have said nothing about potential mal intent. was this just human error a technical failure or could it have been sabotaged? well aging, the timing was very unfortunate to say the least. this outage was very serious. perhaps unprecedented lasting some 6 hours and having global impact. and it came just as these hearings are being made. the select committee and in the u. s. got congress and there's all there, these whistle the complaints about practice at the company. so this is exactly when the company needs to have it stuff together yet suddenly we see thi

our immediate priority is to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable 2nd. we have to make our entire system better prepared and more resilient, so that we don't have to face a similar situation in the future. natural gas prices have soared in europe in recent weeks. partly driven by a certain demand, as countries emerge from locked downs, natural gas accounts for a quarter of the european union's energy needs. the majority of that is imported into the block from countries including how jerry a no way and qatar, but mainly russia. some say that the kremlin is fueling the price rise by failing to boost gas supplies in order to pressure the you to prove the controversial nordstrom to pipeline. at an energy conference in moscow though, prison vladimir putin said russia was ready to increase supply electron last bruce really to do sure. if they ask us to increase deliveries, we are ready to do so. we are increasing them as much as our partners are asking us to avoid future energy crises. the u commissioner says countries must focus on transitioning away from fos

that some consider the lungs of europe. ah hello, we got some writing the full cost of parts of the middle east over the next couple days and made me across north america. it has to be said, you can see how this cloud has been slotting out to turkey pushing across. so the caspian sea brought some very heavy rain just to the northeast, all terrence 79 millimeters of rain. but what's the weather now when the process of pulling out of the weiss is moved across thick min astonished pakistan. northern parts of stance, bright disguise. coming back in behind, that you can see the next batch of rain that's just spitting out a central and eastern parts of turkey will see some lively showers there for northern areas of syria, northern parts of iraq pushing across to war to run much of the middle east will be fine and dry with some pleasant sunshine. $32.00 celsius here in doha, just one or 2 showers just around the gulf of aidan. so yemen could catch a shower or 2 possibility of one or 2 showers to win to somalia. but i think the maj

ready or in europe, you are close to 3 and then the levels. and the reason for that is, is that the regulations so that people can actually travel. and we think the same thing will happen in long hall. regulations are i think it's, it's really the key people really want to travelers or people move on to travel right now that will allow us to we estimate that when it's going to be both at present levels across the atlantic getting closer to. and if we think is gonna be good here for 24 in our information will be the time where we will be on the or at all the levels before. but obviously there are a few unknown. this virus that are going forward, something like 40 airlines collapsed during the pan that you think we're going to see more collapsing before things actually begin to improve? yeah, well i think you might, you will all be collapsing either because strategy structure, whatever they happen, open a crisis situation right now, normally due to competition. and that might very well happen. again. we have to have all that stuff, they will nee

the yet with all that action ah hi there your world, whether update for europe and africa right now, and we do have our run of atlantic rain through the united kingdom. this is going to be persistent. so over in northern england into scotland, we could see some flooding, also disturbed weather, across areas of france. this includes for paris with the high of 15 degrees. that same band of rain is working its way across the iberia peninsula. but you're going to get into some waves of rain or the next few days. so setting up into a soggy weather pattern here. that weather maker over that central mediterranean pretty much parked itself. here we still have read weather alerts in play for southern sections of italy, but look at eastern sicily could see some more flash flooding on friday. over to the eastern med right now. things pretty calm on tele, a 25 degrees, but we've got some showers over the levant and eastern sections of turkey right up toward the black sea region, impacting tribes on with a high of 14 degrees. ok, well, and this weather report in africa right now were, you know, a

as some of the best weather across europe can be found toward this part, budapest, up to 22 degrees on sunday. we'll keep it going. as so we've got yen for 25 degrees on monday, but breezy for the next few days. we have seen some fierce winds blowing through the black sea. the boss for us impacting its stumble with the scattering of showers as while on sunday. and then some heavy falls for turkey's northeast black sea region, spilling into georgia and seeping into tbilisi on sunday with a hive. 16 degrees. or in this weather broadcast in africa. we've got our big storms popping up as we head toward a cameroon nigeria, benito, and gonna. some of these countries have picked up about 50 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. and i'll tell you what i think on sunday. there is still the risk of seen some of that. it is quiet in the gambia banjo has a high up 30 degrees. that's it, that's all season. ah, l g 0 world reveals dramatic pictures from girls in may 2021. i've lived there for a number of years and it, there is no where say i can't end to his really missile attacks on for ah, w

in early oldest with temperatures at unseen highs, wildfire ripped across southern europe. the land was parched and the fires quickly spread northern heavier in greece was a hardest hit inferno lawsuit for 2 weeks. thousands were evacuated today you can see what's left. the devastation in this area was total. people are well used to annual wildfires here, but not on this scale. not with this much last thousands of hector's of forest and livelihoods just incinerated. and because of the fires a new threat as the rain comes so do floods and mud slides defies. have destroyed the land, natural ability to withhold water to act as a flood defense system. the noun, periods of intense rain, the water just cascades of these hill sites. so they using the dead trees to shore the soil and the land intact. it is hard, exhausting work, but vital to preserve what's left and encourage regeneration of the forest. a big part of evy as far as the economy has been obliterated. cost as i own use, livelihood comes from his bees who make honey from the resin of pine trees or used to. i feel sad th

a call for europe to act over what big energy companies claim about their green credentials. the dean barbara al jazeera rotterdam authorities on the spanish highland of la palmer stepping up surveillance, have be wrapped in volcano after part of the crater collapse. it sent a surge of lava down the hillside and into the sea. the russians become more explosive, causing significant damage to property and farm land. more than a 1000 homes have been destroyed. local authority is waved open part briefly, open part of the exclusive cell in wage on a whole. find this report. well this is the closest we've been able to get so far. to this volcano we're on a sort of media tour that brought us to the exclusion zone. the danger zone, the authorities here describe it as and everywhere. a blackened blanket of very heavy volcanic ash the roadways absolutely covered in the stuff the pavements. the houses here look at it piled up high on the roof. i will having to wear protective gear across against the south with air and look at this really quite heavy pieces of bike bo canada, raining dow

another crisis looms caused by a shortage of butch's money from eastern europe. the farming industries warned the hundreds of thousands of pigs may have to be cold within weeks, unless the government issues visa to allow more butchers into the country. this is an interconnected crisis where the worst effects of brake system cove it have collided. spreading chaos in everything from food to fuel. li fokker, al jazeera london, the residence on the spanish island of la palmera, bracing themselves for further options from the cambrai via her volcano. interruptions began 13 days ago and showed no sign of stopping out as here was jonah ha reports from la palmer displaying both the majesty and the menace of nature. the volcanic eruption on the island of la palmer is expanding to new vents of opened up adding to the river of lava flowing to the sea. hundreds of homes have been lost. thousands more remained vacant, evacuated europe, falcon ologist warned that an evolving eruption could yet put others at risk or anything will happen, but it's in the bottom of the type of th

they warn, and of course we are heading into winter here in europe. so there is a lot of concern about how people are going to be able to see their homes. for example. now some of the recommendations from the commission with things like reducing tax on energy bills or helping poor households with financial aid to checks vouchers, card thing, anything that can help people, whether the storm, if you like, in some cases i said simpson, the bill should be frozen altogether for the most vulnerable people in the block. now across europe, governments have been trying to decide what to do to try and shield their own populations from the energy crisis. we've seen, for example, in countries like france and italy, they are considering these tax cuts already or the energy bills in france is already been put a cap on energy bills. but other countries are also saying that what is needed is much more of an e. u. wide response, these recommendations might not be enough. what they are pushing for a much larger responses to this course is spain. for example, i says it

the mountains in eastern europe. if the amazon rain forest is the lungs of the world than the forest of the copay, the mountains are the lungs of europe. they suck the c o 2 out of the atmosphere and put oxygen back into it. they regulate the water system. there's a vast, vast array of life here. in fact, the forests of the world are the most bio diverse ecosystems on the planet. bout in this once pristine environment, life is be squeezed out by the so called him a mafia. trees being extracted illegally on an unprecedented scale by criminal gangs, and the locals who fight against it, pay the price. beatings are frequent, but people murdered to 6 forest rangers, have been killed in the last few years, leading to recent protests in the capital, bucharest, o. forest and horace, petra's mimics the cold of a red stag, he tells me that used to be 50 or 60 in this area alone. and this is why this area was illegally logged 10 years ago and it ripped apart the ecosystem. but you can see this kind of station from the more on t

the air of the soviet doctrine permeates europe as well. it is time for them, brussels to understand that even the communists could not defeat the sand in the machinery, the stick and the wheels now to me, and more than military is reportedly massing troops in northern regions of fears of another major atrocity, possibly taking place. the un is received information indicating that tens of thousands of troops and heavy weapons of being moved into rest of regions in the countries north and northwest. that's where our groups have resisted its rule since the crew in february, me and was military similar tactics before carrying out attacks against the rank in ratcliffe state. and 2016 and 17, which the un described as genocide, algeria spoke, he went special. i put on human rights and me and my tongue. andrews, who says an action must be taken to prevent mass atrocities. things are very, very tense. and what's happening right now is that we're, we have a dry season upon us. and that is traditionally a time when there is an escalation of military

so we go in for a closer look toward northwestern portions of europe. here's that disturbed whether we're going to get dowse with rain through the united kingdom northwestern areas of france, and that eventually moves into the low countries in scandinavia on sunday. now in terms of amounts, it's going to london and see what we can expect about 20 millimeters of rain. and those gusts about 70 plus kilometers per hour. mix of sun and cloud on sunday that continues on monday, while your temperature is pretty well where they should be, for that some of your temperatures are on the rise across the balcony. so belgrade, $22.00 degrees full on sunshine, over the next 3 days. look at this, yes, shoot up to 27 degrees. that's almost a good 10 degrees above where you should be still a brisk wind through the black sea. and the boss for us affecting is stumble along with a scattering of showers. and i think we'll see the winds here of about 45 kilometers per hour. we'll see settled for iberia, except for northern parts of portugal into spain and across africa. we'v

many from eastern europe. the farming industries warned the hundreds of thousands of pigs may have to be cold within weeks, unless the government issues visas to allow more butch's into the country. this is an interconnected crisis where the worst effects of brake system cove it have collided. spreading chaos in everything from food to fuel. li fokker, al jazeera london. i'd certainly saturday morning on the spanish island of la palmer. and that's what's happening right now. residents pricing themselves for further eruptions from the cambrai, they ha volcano. these are options, of course, began 13 days ago and showed no sign of stopping john hall reports from the palm displaying both the majesty and the menace of nature. the volcanic eruption on the island of la palmer is expanding to new vents of opened up adding to the river as larva flowing to the sea. hundreds of homes have been lost. thousands more remained vacant, evacuated europe, falcon ologist warned that an evolving eruption could yet put others at r

ah now it has been stormy in northern europe at the last few days. that's easing now, but it's still different between north and south in the middle. the middle is quiet and quite warm from spain right up to towards germany. but i dont case on the side of said the story with god. in fact, we've changed the wind direction. is more of a sudden i for the next few days that will be particularly noticed in stock, o rising by several degrees. and even though the rains come in to london, it goes from $14.00 to $15.00. so this is like an improve the situation, but very typical of autumn, stormy and then a bit of relief, a bit of warms, but more significant rainstorms at least are gathering to a circulation look at this is sundays forecast. so for places like calabria in italy, sicily than to the north coasted to near this circulation, it's pretty nasty as persistent, potentially flooding, re, particularly for italy, and strong with circuits across malta. i'm a producer. as an example.

let's get reaction out of europe with rory challenge in a moment, but 1st that speak to mike hammer in washington, d. c. mike, let's start with the revelations of what's been termed as a property empire, a mass by the jordanian monarch in the u. s. as well as the u. k. is indeed her the papers report that king abdullah used a shell companies to obtain a number of properties in europe in california in the u. s. and indeed here in washington, d. c. a property in george, tom. it is alleged. now, one must make very clear at the outset here that no wrongdoing is being attributed . the king up dollars, lawyers have already written to the publishers of these documents, making very clear that there was no attempt to hide at these shell companies from public view. though of course, there may be a domestic impact within jordan itself, given the fact that the sums were being spent, while those within the country were arguing about the economic situation. but the fact is that the king abdullah did use shell companies according to the papers, to obtain a series of properties in various parts of the

this is europe altamira. ah, bold, adam told stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera on culture because billions and losses, bankruptcy bailouts. when will the airline industry would probably begin washing terms diminished influence in the last of america? or the tesla becomes the 1st one trillion dollar auto baker. where of the short, this is the truck industry counter but cost on l. j 0. lou ah, ah. hello, you're watching out a 0. i'm emily. angling reminder about top stores this hour. the u. s. and french presidents have held their 1st in person meeting is the country's most serious diplomatic. disappear in years short, bought and acknowledged the handling of a recent security agreement with the strategy and the u. k. was clumsy, global protest, subbing held in 26 countries to demonstrate against the use of fossil fuels. swedish activist grad tim berg has joined the march in london. we demonstrate his imagining between major banks and saudi arabia has announced him stopping all lebanese imports. cr

and in parts of europe, but there is still much of the world that they are concerned about that just that the amount of travel has not picked up enough to bolster the industry to stem these losses. it's still, they say, going to be several years really until they're able to reverse these multi $1000000000.00 losses. but overall, many of the people here, the ceo's and other officials from the various airlines throughout the world that are here, say that things they do sort of see a light at the end of the tunnel after what has been a very hard 2 years. grain pays activists have attempted to stop shipping traffic to a shell refinery at the rotterdam in the netherlands place entered the blockade after several hours. the portal, sorry, climate there was minimal disruption. the priorities to say they still made a point and aimed baba reports from rotterdam. police moving in on greenpeace protest is enrolled today. campaign is with the environmental pressure group scaled this side of belonging to shell as part of a direct action. they also blocked off parts of rotterdam, ports with this 30

europe, we've got some big storms bubbling up here in a number of weather alert. so let's go over them together. still for the south of france, i think the potential for flooding, but as tuesday carries on, that threat will dissipate big storms for a northern and also southern sections of italy, especially over sicily. we see some severe thunderstorms, the risk of what being wins and also are the potential to see some hail. and if we look toward the eas stuff, this is finer and dryer weather, but it's still weather alert here. just isa belgrade, where those winds could a crank up to about 85 kilometers per hour toward the northwest star. next fall storm it swirling around the united kingdom on tuesday, eventually slamming into the low countries. brisk winds around this and you know, for london, let's check out, see what you could see about 20 millimeters of rain. look at that. those when 60 kilometers per hour drives out on wednesday and your temperature is closer to where they should be for this. have the year off to turkey, and we see that what, whether across t

the air of the soviet doctrine permeates europe as well. it is time for them, brussels to understand that even the communist could not defeat the signed in the machinery, the stick and the wheels either on or or vans right wing finish. polity has 13 consecutive landslide victories in the last 12 years. but for the next, he is though looking tighter. they've introduced measures such as an income tax rebates for families or bands also stepped up its strong anti immigration rhetoric. miss stucky, it's as in cat, this, rolla sasha don't to the 2022 election will be a decisive election and we will have to join our forces ahead of him and caper. hungary is really being attacked by the west. what yet old saga? modern trying to stop or ban is this man pita marquis vi whose support to state their own rally. he's the mayor of a small farming town. more importantly, he leads to 6 party opposition alliance and then neck and neck with for dash in opposition polls. and absolutely so i am absolutely hopeful. i think this will be a very important election

according to iowa, libya over 25285 migrants, a have been returned from sea to live europe, other or 455 deaths as the and over 660 missing. so, you know, this is a campaign by the government of national unity to crack down on illegal activities and to sort of, you know, polish their image among regular libyans here. of course, there are critics saying that you know, there, there were the abuses against migrants yesterday a but we're gonna have to wait and see unless until investigations come out and, and what this means are moving forward. and the you and refugee agency, and livia has tweeted about a rescue operation in the mediterranean, 89 people. it says including 8 women and 3 kids brought to triplet by boat to day to bodies were retrieved, 40 others missing after the group set off on hazardous journey in wooden and bravo boats. you and hcr and rescue aug provided aid legal pathways and needed for those seeking international protection. some press the r a is a migration of the asylum program officer at euro med rights. she says the situation is deteriorating for both migrants ou

this is europe anal to sierra. ah, my law law dot one documentary. nice. i'm was guy on out there with ah, talking out is there a reminder of our top stories? the sound? if you're the air force is conducted more strikes into grime as the government intensifies aerial bombardment of rebels, you can fall most of the northern region. the air force has been carrying out raised in the region for the past week. diver, antonio sugar. the leader of columbia is largest drug cartel and has been arrested . sugar, also known as a finance, is the most high profile drug trafficker to be captured since the death of pablo escobar in 1993 people in his back hast on hand to the balls on sunday to vote in the presidential election. the incumbent shall cut smoothly. oh yes, is expected to wit. let's go back now to the rest of diary. antonio shook off the leader of columbia's largest drug cartel. as we said, is the country's highest profile crime boss to be captured since the death of pablo escobar back in 1993, said jo guzman is a director and co founder of columbia risk anal

thomas garafallo is the libya country director for the international rescue committee and says, europe needs to do more to help the living authorities. delivery coast guard is not really capable of monitoring the the, the crossing. and so we're just national rescue committee have have called on the european union to do more to start their own search and rescue operations. that's one thing. on the other side, in libya, there really isn't any ah visibility into what happens inside the detention centers . we are, we the, the i r c along with you and hcr and, and some other humanitarian agencies have some access into the detention regime. but it's quite incomplete. we're able to provide some assistance of a life saving nature through our medical teams. but i, a, by and large the, the situation is failing the not only the asylum seekers, but also many law abiding peaceful people who have been swept up in this effort by the libyan authorities to, to stop migration. algeria has closed its as supposed to all french military flights as diplomatic tensions grow on saturday, president abdulla mag

another crisis looms caused by a shortage of butcher's money from eastern europe. the farming industries warned the hundreds of thousands of pigs may have to be cold within weeks, unless the government issues visas to allow more butchers into the country. this is an interconnected crisis where the worst effects of brake system cove it have collided. spreading chaos in everything from food to fuel. leave parker al, jazeera london. ah, dr. creature, got the headlines here. this out. the number of people have died from coke 19 in the united states as past 700000, nearly 70000000 people. that's a 5th. the population still have not been vaccinated even though the jobs are widely available. california's become the 1st u. s. state to make it compulsory for school children to be vaccinated against cobit 19, the governor gavin newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending at.

are some people make, make it to, to a, to europe, a, according to see, watch a european and g o. last week, 686 people reached land, producer, or some aren't so lucky. just a few hours ago the you and hcr said that 89 people who were brought back from c. r to tripoli, including 8 women and 3 children. 2 bodies were recovered and 40 have gone missing . so just to give you an idea, the, according to our, your worm in 2021 along over 25000 people were brought back from sea to libya, with 455 deaths. and over $660.00 missing i. e. e. say these people are being taken to detention centers scattered across libya. what will happen to them there? well, they often times spend many months are they apply, you know, some, some don't want to return to their countries. some do, even though that want to return to their country, they're often times held in these detention centers and very poor conditions of 4 months on end until you know, the aisle where am or international organizations along with libyan libyan, or ministries, are able to take them back home, up, but some or have been in this is

to be responsible for the exports of the maturity of the cocaine that reaches the united states and europe from cologne. a group that has been expanding increasingly in the last year and that it has grown even more since the peace deal between the columbia government and the far rebels back in 2016 occupying spaces where they give the yeah. help influenced before in the country. he was the most wanted man in columbia, and it, while it's surprising that he has been finally arrested. there's also to that the government that as a use to all of its power to try and arrest this man who hi restaurant is a director of the conflict analysis resource center. he joins us live up front by skype from vogue until the columbia are saying that this is a big disruption to the drug cartels. however, it'll only be a matter of time before somebody else takes over. right? yeah, i mean, somebody will take on soon, but it is important to he dropped such a formidable organization. it was day years to build back the same type of organization so large and so able to produce and ship in traffic. so many cocaine fro

this is europe on al jazeera. ah, the bay root battle ground 6 cuban dozens injured as rival factions. open fire in the lebanese capital. the countries president insisted that those responsible will be caught and held accountable. ah.

many from eastern europe. the farming industries warned the hundreds of thousands of pigs may have to be called within weeks, unless the government issues visas to allow more butchers into the country. this is an interconnected crisis where the worst effects of brake system cove it have collided. spreading chaos in everything from food to fuel. leave parker al, jazeera london, ah, that are past the hour. these are the top stories, the united nations, as told ethiopians. prime minister does not accept the country's decision to expel 7 of its senior personnel. if you appear, says the officials are being told to leave because they meddled in the internal affairs of the country. at the headlines in the white house as the u. s. president and members of his own democratic party have made progress as they tried to rescue job biden's econd.

this is europe. on al jazeera lou. ah ah, how are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily angland, a reminder of our top stories this. our social media platforms owned by facebook, are slowly returning to normal, having knocked offline for several hours. millions of uses worldwide were hit by the social media outage. ethiopia prime minister abbey ahmed, has been sworn him for a 2nd term. he vowed to protect the country from foreign interference, amid global criticism of the conflict in the to grime region. and a u. n. investigation says all sides in libya's conflict have committed violations that may include war crimes, it details, accounts of murder, torture, enslavement and bribe. maybe has been in conflict since the death of its former later while my gadhafi in 2011 several major pharmacies in the us are on trial today. role in the opioid crisis. they are accused of misrepresenting the risks of long term auto use and filing to properly monitor suspicious orders of the drugs. they deny the allegations, the crisis is laid

ah hello there. autumn weather is certainly dominating a forecast across europe. you can see that dense cloud cover, that's a cold front ranging away from the iberian peninsula up into scandinavia, bree more wet and windy weather to western areas. now if you take a closer look at the north, west weather systems pulling into britain an island bringing some very heavy rain, some strong winds. and we have got yellow warnings out for the south. east of england and northern parts of scotland where we are going to see the very strong winds and the heaviest rain but come sunday.

try to stop them from moving on to europe. now, more migrants could into, from afghanistan, and that's feeling cold for refugees to be deported. even call you as more from scandal. ali how to return to live in northwest from syria. 5 months ago, after having lived in turkey for 6 years, he had crossed the border to escape the fighting. but it says the long working hours and being away from relatives made him feel like a stranger in turkey. now he has the shop to make a living share. in recent years, racism has become more common. turkish people have started to look down on us and dislike us. we began to hear them saying, why don't you go home? our government pays your salary and rent your house. ali and his wife say, having got the sick son who needs more attention, made integration intro key even more difficult, but lives back in syria. hasn't been easy there. caught in the when we had to choose between safety and more modern ones. but for our child's sake became big syria, which short of electricity water here. but we have o

he actually delayed his trip to europe to make sure that he could go to capitol hill and speak to members of the house and say, please back this bill. it is important. he thinks he's got all the support. the white house is saying the framework is in place and he believes that that means the democrats will vote for it. they're not saying it's absolutely sat and then there's a lot of talking going on. capitol hill. in fact, at the moment, chuck schumer is involved in a zoom call with all 50 democratic senators and members of the white house staff. and there that explaining exactly what will be in the bill. i'm what joe biden wants to do now. joe biden thinks that this is a big political win for him. first of all, he thinks it will create jobs. it will help the economy. those things are very important. there's also a huge provision in this to combat climate change. he thinks that to can create jobs by embracing new technology, but he also believes it'll move the us away from being so heavily carbon based and start doing things that will help combat the issue of carbon emissions. and he also

that reaches at the united states and europe from cologne. a group that has been expanding increasingly in the last years and that it has grown even more since the peace deal between the columbia government and the far rebels back in 2016 occupying spaces where they give the yeah. help influenced before in the country. he was the most wanted man in columbia, and it, while it's surprising that he has been finally arrested, is also true that the government that as a use to all of its power to try and arrest this man. thousands of my guns have been traveling from southern mexico on the heights of making it to the united states. the group is made up of people from haiti and central america. he's been standing now and temperature last month home and has moved from mexico city. suffer to lose a point at the moment in which met skin security, security forces have basically been keeping people trapped inside of that like a bubble trying to contain them as a try and get further north. so this situation in which after mumps about people broke him out a

do you think that that changes the dynamics a little when we see, for example, europe recording its highest, ever temperature the summer? do you think that, that shift to the urgency more towards the developed nations? there's no question the pandemic has made a lot of the developed countries. i'm very much more aware of their global, into connectedness with other countries in the world. the variants have come from different countries and then spread all around the world because people travel now, so much more than they used to do. so that sense of into connectedness, i think, is probably increased. but so has the sense that people need to look after their own. we still have a situation where developed countries are sitting on vaccines that they don't need a many developing countries. poor countries cannot get enough people vaccinated rates of vaccination. most of the, the global south are still very low, while there's a surplus in the developed world of vaccines. the former prime minister, the u. k. gotten brown and others have been calling just today for those vaccines that are surplus to

some say they're concerned political stability in europe is becoming hard to find. steadfast and al jazeera, the hake rivers of lava continue dispute from the volcano in the canary islands. new fishes have been opening up, giving rise to more eruptions. hundreds of homes have been destroyed, and thousands of people have been forced to leave. the broadway musical aladdin has been forced to cancel shows. only 3 days i'll treat reopened. tuesday says the 10 day break came after several covered infections were reported among it's cast and crew. despite all of them being fully vaccinated. just i had here all that is i had sport a frustrating day for rinaldo and majesty, united english premier league action coming up with santa in just a view. is it tipping point? pines has, are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders failed to agree upon a solution or taking that into their own with one to somebody killed people and that it kills people. now it's ready to both rise with voice cornell jazeera mm mm. you want to help save the world, sneeze into your elmo. on counting

i'm richard gilbert in europe. the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. here are the media stories we're examining this week. a whistleblower, a system crash and the u. s. congress is on its case. facebook is under the microscope, and the me makers are having a field day collaborative journalism strikes again in the form of the pandora papers and expose a on how the rich and powerful hide their wealth and being a social media influence or in egypt. especially if you're a woman, can be a dangerous business. facebook and it c o mark sucker berg. i've never had a week quite like it last sunday, 60 minutes and american news institution broadcast an interview with a facebook whistleblower data scientist francis how him. we've heard the allegations before that the company puts profits before people. it's corporate well being before the greater good. how going put a face on that story and she had the documents to back it up. the very next day facebook's system crashed. ever had a

it's recovery from over 19 lead is also expected to discuss afghanistan, china and energy prices in europe. let's speak to natasha butler, a correspondent who's in buddha, and joins is not going to touch a focus really of today's summit is western boykin's membership of the e u. we like me to see any progress on that front. when thanks, western balkans countries i want to join the european union. but in recent years, i negotiations over accession is pretty much stalled if not ground to a complete horton that is left of course those western balkan leaders feeling a rather frustrated, certainly disappointed and what they want from this some aids are, is some real progress they want an action, not just pharmacists we did here though, promise is from the you commission head listen of on the line when she arrived. she did say look, as she was here to assure western balkan nations that the you does want them inside the block. when that will be though, of course there was no timeline, but she said look, there are some very real obstacles. the western balkans must look more closely at corruption i

to $25.00 degrees for the next few days, which is while above the average of 19 northwestern size of europe. right now we do have some scattered showers, moving across the republic of ireland into the united kingdom. but everywhere in the zone were seen temperatures a few degrees above average. that includes for brussels. at 17, you should be about 15 for this year. okay, off to africa right now, and we're seeing the wind swirl up some sand and dust as we head towards south sudan, chad right in to new year. and then rain is filling in across areas of nigeria, beneath toko and southern sections have gone up into the ivory coast. abidjan has a hive 27 degrees. and if we look toward banjo, a mix of sun in cloud, with a hive 31 degrees that you update, see you soon. ah, ah, hitchhiking has never been in business. but nothing can stop them in their trucks chasing the american dream, escaping poverty. but the illegal route is their only option and their hope for a better life can lead them into trouble breathing tough conditions. gambling with the law, they'll put their lives in danger, just to b