guy: staying with the energy theme, spain gets a lot of energy, a lot of gas from algeria, but now algeria is turning to sign contract with -- contracts with italy and other countries in europe. his pain comfortable sharing? minister albares: it is not that compatible. it has been clear since many years ago that there are several countries with the supply to help nigeria. the algerian government a stress to official communique through that the supply of gas to spain is completely guaranteed and the contracts that are signed with spanish companies are respected. this is something we see day by day and italy, for instance, is with spain, a traditional client of algerian gas. so we are into the normal relations with algeria that these -- they are a reliable partner to gas and has always respected the contract, it is doing it and publicly saying and i knowledge it. alix: nigeria has close military ties to moscow, yes? how do you feel about that? minister albares: there is a tradition with russia, algeria, as a right for it to decide its foreign relations. this is not at all, being in the middl

c kidnapped 32 european tourists in southern algeria. the algerian army launched an assault and managed to free 17 of them 15 others, 10 germans, full swiss and a dutch person were taken by the jihadists into northern molly. they were demanding $5000000.00 euros per hostage. i'm a co acted as an intermediary and achieve their release. during the 2 thousands desert tracks became transit routes for cocaine from south america. the payoff this promised which had many appetites, according to a report by the un office on drugs and crime, 47 tons of cocaine, pastry west africa in 2007. we would really talk wonderful people at the national level and many political groups as well. we're taking the drug money group so that completely disrupted the economy . and it had a huge impact on the disintegration of this de la la does organizational edition, the little the country was in troubled waters and sinking fast. but the international community continued to see molly as an example of democracy in africa and continued to support president alma due to

point for the pipeline from algeria. the outgoing prime minister mario draghi signed a deal with the president of algeria a few days before he resigned in july to bring in further gas supplies to the tune of 9 billion cubic meters as a whole. this is 1/3 of the russian gas that would be coming into the country. they are looking for alternate routes they are looking for storage facilities and demand destruction in europe. you see the likes of air conditioning set at lower temperatures all of those things together and the fact that italy has managed to get to 85% of the total storage capacity means the country has been able to turn itself around a little bit and be better placed for the medium turn the short-term is still a question for the economy higher energy prices are hitting industries at the likes of the manufacturing sector and paper sector and machinery all of these are important to the economy which is crippled by higher energy prices that is why the country has come out to support the households and businesses o

so we rely upon algeria right. you seem to miss your call is gone to, to bay for more gas and oil. and on the ask, what, sorry, we already delivered to italy and to spain. so within europe, there is no unanimity. they all work on their own anyway. and then they keep the front with vandella and trying to explain things that won't work. it just finally, there does seem to be a great her, not even a larger disconnect between the chiefs. making the decisions on that and driving up the prices of consumers who, who have no say in, in this except during elections. of course are they vote for, but that disconnect those prices of energy, oil, gas, electricity, that's being felt with people who can't afford it. small businesses, yet it doesn't seem to be registering with those in the, in the board rooms are an e u level who make to this isn't that disconnect? can it continue for much longer? i can, frankly, to our factories in europe. i mean, one, belgium and data that produced fertilizers and they had to stop for 6 months. you have companies announcing big companies announcing everyone beca

antonio guterres for his personal involvement, algeria, ethiopia, egypt, kenya, sudan, tunisia, bangladesh, israel, india, iran, yemen, cyprus, china, korea, lebanon, turkey, belgium, bulgaria, greece, ireland, spain, italy, netherlands, germany, romania and france have already received ukrainian agricultural products. and we have to increase the supply by feeding both other markets and within the u.n. food program for which ukraine is always a reliable partner. despite all the difficulties caused by war, we have to provide humanitarian aid to ethiopia and somalia. so, we will send them an additional amount of our wheat. that is more difficult with our security elements on the eve of the general assembly meeting, russia has decided to assault ukraine's nuclear power plant. the explosive heat, walls were damaged, the rockets exploded only 300 meters from the walls of the reactors. this is after the iaea's warning to russia to stop any hostile activity against any nuclear facilities of ukraine. and in particular, the zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, the largest one in europe. and that mak

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antonio gutierrez for his personal involvement, algeria, egypt, libya, somalia, sudan, tunisia, bangladesh, israel, india, iran, yemen, cypress, china, korea, lebanon, belgium, bulgaria, greece, ireland, spain, italy, netherlands, germany, romania and france, have already received ukrainian agricultural products, and we have to increase this supply by sea. both are under conditions and within the u.n. food program for which ukraine is always a reliable partner and by the way, despite all of these difficulties caused by the war, we decided to provide humanitarian aid to ethiopia and somalia, so we will send them an additional amount of our wheat, but it's more difficult with other security elements on the eve of the general assembly meeting, russia applied the south ukraine, nuclear power plant, the explosion hit the station buildings, walls were damaged, the rockets exploded only 300 meters from the walls of the reactors. and this is after the aiea's-- iaea's against any nuclear facilities of ukraine and in particular, against the zaporizhzhya nuclear power system, and russia has stormed a

italy is now importing nor liquefied natural gas stored offshore and algeria has replaced russia as its biggest provider. at this port, the other side of the ukraine story, with the war blocking black seaports, container traffic is coming here, up by 17%. here, always a crossroads, the interconnection of the ukraine war is complex as the port booms , russian gas elf -- elsewhere is drying up in the world's largest sailing yacht owned by an oligarchy has been seized. but for ordinary italians, t impact is clear. the war is driving up crisis and making more questions whether it's really worth it. at this ice creamery, serving up mouthwatering scoops has soured the electricity bills that have rocketed. >> my grandfather opened this place in 1929. we survived the second world war, and now it will hurt a lot if we have to close because of the electricity crisis. maybe the government should look at how hungry its people are and ask if he can still help ukraine. mark: that's echoed by matteo, suggesting dropping sanctions on moscow. he has close ties to putin, like his ally. ukraine's nightmar

i'm exclusive algeria investigation coming scene from the for villas of correct. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. me the democratic republic of congo is the world's greatest producer of cobalt metal. a huge demand for batteries, helping to combat climate change. but there's also mounting evidence that coble mining is poisoning the environment with di, health, consequences for those living in shadow. we've been to investigate, ah ah, in the heart of containing a province democratic republic of congo, these mailing those are digging for a mineral, essential for clean energy the mineral, we need to make the batteries for electric cars. ah, quality cables is playing a key role in the battle to reduce carbon emissions and slow climate change. most of the world's reserves are in d. i'll see an art as an all mine those light wednesday extract about one 3rd of the countries out. but in this way, we're working underground is dangerous. yet global demand for cobbled is insatiable . for many here it's be

and i think mr. antonio would terrace for he is personal involvement, algeria, a fuel down egypt. libya came in somalia, she dar tunisia, bangladesh, israel, india, iraq. yemen cypress china korea, lebanon. tortilla belgium bo guerria, greece island, spain, italy, netherlands, gemini, romania and france, have already received ukrainian agricultural products. and we have to increase this supply by see both on the market conditions and within the u. n. food product for we each you grant is all is air reliable, par. and by the way, despite all the difficulties caused by the war, we decided to provide humanitarian aid to a few or bear and some mala. so we will send them an additional amount of our week. but it's more difficult with other security elements. on the eve of the general assembly meeting, rash fired miss south and the south ukraine. nuclear power plant. the explosion heat, the station buildings windows were broken walls where damaged. the rockets exploded only 300 meters from the walls of the reactors. and this is after there, i am. clear appealed to rush up to stop any cross tim

have to diversify away from russia to submit reliable suppliers like the united states and norway and algeria and others. 2 figures that i interesting last year, russian gas accounted for 40 percent of our imported gas. today, it's down to 9 percent. but we also see that russia keeps actively manipulating our energy market. i mean, they prefer to flare the gas instead of sending it to europe according to the contracts that are existing. so this market is not functioning anymore. and in addition, the climate crisis is heavily weighing in our bills. heat waves have boosted electricity demand. droughts shut down hydro and nuclear plants and as a result, prices have risen by more than 10 times compared to before the pandemic. making ends meet is becoming a source of anxiety for millions of businesses and households in the european union . but we also see how your opinions are coping with this challenge. think of the workers in ceramic factories in central italy who have decided to move their shift to the early morning to benefit from the lower energy prices. and just imagine the mothers and fathe

but this time troops from other former soviet states mongolia and even algeria syria and nicaragua are joining russia china and india all countries are considered supporters of russian policy. china has actually spoken of a friendship without borders and is committing ground air and naval forces to the exercise western calling it strategically useless is vladimir putin working on a new alliance against the west. let me put that question straight to you alexei coupled with the question about how reliable these new allies truly are china india and others well we have to differentiate there is certainly a propagandistic attempt on the russian side to portray the events on a global scale as the demise of the western liberal world order and then there's a lot of cherry picking on events and maneuvers, but also treaties and cooperation arrangements which are supposed to be proof of that new alliances. i wouldn't claim to see any new alliance alliance iraq cooperation agreements obviously, and obviously the other countries including china, looking at the russian war in ukraine and are more or

the virus was 1st reported in algeria, morocco in sierra leone. on august 15th to 1918, a merchant ship came to refuel and free town hub of the west african cold trade. there are $124.00 cases on board, including one death mm. while the corpse was unloaded, dock workers reloading the ships, hold. 10 days later, $600.00 of them were infected. the death rate increased. some of the locals called the disease men who meaning what is it? although unaware of the cause, they would see its effects all too soon. within a month, almost a 3rd of the country was infected. the logos, the capital of nigeria, another ship delivered its cargoes, slew carriers in the night. julians knew that europeans were importing the infection. guided by our booth who are religious leaders. people fled the urban white hospitals to seek care at home in their native villages. called if alonza, the virus killed almost 500000 people. me thanks to the rail and river connections built by the colonialists to transport the continent swells. the virus quickly crossed jungles and deserts

no more russia, and more angola or more mozambique or more algeria. having the gas terminals to, er...have the gas arriving from these countries. there are two main terminals. we are building two more terminals in the country. the second point is the price cap at european level. that is exactly what von der leyen and the rest of the european leaders are discussing in these very days. and the third point, we have to help italian companies, and we have to help them cutting taxes on energy. otherwise, the italian companies�* competitiveness will be at risk. and i have to say, it is not just for italy, also for the rest of europe. if one looks at the big three west european countries — france, germany, italy, inside the eu, italy could be on the threshold of becoming the first of them to embrace a far—right government. the stakes are high. do you think the italian people understand that? the italian people are wise, and i'm sure that they will understand. until now, maybe because we were in august and the electoral campaign just started, the awarene

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cheaper ukrainian grain remains in a countries creating price competition among produces in the mania algeria. and i think you countries. okay, and fama, alexander football, urged routine officials to steppin unfortunately, inflation started even before the war. then we observed such processes. after the start of the military conflict, problems with grain became much more serious. we would agree to help ukraine with the provision of transit corridors. but their grain remaining here in bulgaria is totally ruining us. our expectations are that the bulgarian government, as well as the european commission, will take measures regarding this matter to protect both bulgarian and european consumers. because this is not only a problem in bulgaria. you policy is also said to be exacerbating food shortages in africa. russian president vladimir putin says that not enough grain is going to the world's poorest countries. just 2 of the $211.00 ships that nifty cranium ports under recent deal broke about the united nations and turkey. went to africa will be on some news in brief, from around the world. in pa

but this time, troops from other former soviet states, mongolia, and even algeria, syria and nicaragua, are joining russia, china, and india. all countries are considered supporters of russian policy. china has actually spoken of a friendship without borders and is committing ground air and naval forces to the exercise was submitted. the quality of co operation between the russian and chinese navies has reached a new level. this increases global and regional stability and security, where you're like i said above western intelligence services are not impressed by the maneuver they see it as a staged demonstrative closing of ranks and nothing more calling it strategically useless. but the question remains is vladimir putin working on a new alliance against the west? let me put that question straight to you, alex say, coupled with the question about how reliable these new allies truly are china, india, and others? well, we have to differentiate. there is certainly a propagandistic attempt on the russian side to portray the events and the global scale as a demise of the western liberal wor

behind russia is raising production to help the e u and its reliance on washing fossil fuels by 2027. algeria is also among the countries looking to increase supplies to european nations like italy and spain. european nations of voluntarily reducing that gas consumption by 15 percent in an attempt to get through winter, and reactivating coal or nuclear plants to fill the energy gap, while others attorney to electricity imports renewables at hydro power. we'll discuss all of this rejoined by simone, talia. busy petra simone is a senior fellow at the brutal think tank at a research on the ease, energy and climate policy. he joins us now from brussel simone. good tatty with us now to what his end is, the rising cost of energy down, not just to the war in ukraine, but the crazy way in which the energy markets operate. the marginal pricing system for electricity in which we heard earlier in the program, the highest price bid sets the overall price, and speculators driving up the price of gas on the t t f. is it fair to say that this is as much a crisis of badly designed and obsolete institutions t

we had some severe thunderstorms bubble up in algeria. that energy now sliding into new zia and also libya as well. so we could see some big downpours there on friday, tropical africa looks like this. the biggest downpours really around bungie and the congos. and now, as we slip toward the south, much calmer pitcher in south africa after that rain and snow had a weak weather maker push it to the western cape. just seen a few showers around ca soon tell. so that means durbin may see some showers of the hive 22 degrees on friday the season. ah, with lou. ah, again, you're watching out there. as reminder of our top stories this, our foreign ministers have been discussing the war, a new crane of the un security council. your secretary of state and state blink him started by saying no one has benefited from the war, but roches 2nd level of defended his country so called special operation. and ukraine's foreign minister was also spoken at the meeting. dmitri calais, by criticized law probes, remarks, and said ukraine will defend the principles

she says the eu has also managed to find other supply from countries like the us, norway, algeria as well as some other countries and remember that 40% figure of eu gas imports from russia 7 she says that has already been brought down to 9% so the eu is continuing to look for major solutions to a major problem and on friday, eu energy ministers are going to be discussing those proposals further. in pakistan, a third of the country is under water and more than 1,300 people have died due to the floods. authorities say waters on the country's largest lake have begun to recede following concerns that lake manchar in sindh province could burst its banks. pumza fihlani reports from islamabad. sindh province is still drowning. it has not rained for days, but most of the land remains waterlogged. on the shoreline, the boats are still coming. the dangers of manchar lake have been contained for now, authorities say. its banks were deliberately breached to protect urban areas and what remains of the damaged infrastructure there. but the threat is not over, and rescue teams are now working on ev

and that warm says exists in north africa, still there from more or less central algeria through libya, but the onshore breeze means it will cool down in places like egypt is still masses, a big rain potential in ne image nigeria. but the heaviest rain is for the west in west africa. ah, ah, with lou ah, or one of the top stories unit g 0 is running military is admitted for the 1st time that our 0 journalist sharina worsley was likely killed by an israeli soldier. responding to fire from palestinian gunmen, but it says it will not pursue any criminal charges whose trust has been picked as the new leader of the u. k. conservative party and is set to replace force johnson as british prime minister on tuesday. she beat for chancellor, where she soon acts by around $20000.00 votes and gas prices have rocketed across europe after russia warned it will not reopen the gnawed stream one pipeline to the continent until sanctions are lifted. the cost of gas increased by 30 percent on monday and is up for 100 percent from the start of the year. can you supreme court has upheld william rooters whe

and that warm says existed north africa still there from more or less central algeria through libya. but the onshore breeze means it will cool down in places like egypt still masses, a big rain potential in ne image nigeria. but the heaviest rain is for the west in west africa. ah, the vicious endeavors to create drought proof. amazing to think that the plant be sore earlier than now looked completely alive and international efforts to combat the pests threatening. so they bring in their samples. they show you the infected property, just like a doctor. write your prescription, you're doing the same thing here. you're writing a prescription for the farmer offline explores inspiring advances, farming for the future. al jazeera. ah ah. ah. hello, you're watching al jazeera. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories this our, our is johnson has given his last speech is u. k. prime minister. now head to scotland to officially hand in his resignation to queen elizabeth, his successor will also say the queen, before becoming laid up, the u. s. has called for accountability after

or the dry weather here as well, one or 2 showers in the northern areas of algeria, maybe the fall northeast of morocco, plenty of showers across central africa. the, the latest pulse of easily waste is pushing out. so for nigeria, bring some heavy downpours across ben in togo, easing over towards gonna kill faso as well. some larvae shout still in place there just around the gambia. not too many showers into southern africa, we have got some rather wet weather, still affecting central parts. the democratic republic of congo thinks of lively showers, longest spells of fright. what a 2 showers a possibility to east pause attends a neighbor. nothing too much to speak of prefer the south. they go. it is largely dry. wet weather will make its way into cape town. for monday and 10 cooler. ah, ah, a newly ah. ah. with al jazeera reminder of our main stories. now, when the rally to defend democracy is underway in argentina and capital off to man attempted to shoot argentina's vice president machines. greetings, support a summer is a suspect is now in custody. a bombing at a mosque in afghanistan is

proposal then support, it would mean price limit for gas input from other major supplies, particularly algeria. costs are no way the and i could save those countries in addition to russia on some of the main export as of energy supplies to the you. for example, in april of this year, the u. imported 1900000000 cubic meters of liquefied natural gas from casa. the proposed price cap has led to face the suppliers could cuts the exports and seek out other more profitable marcus. well, let's discuss this further now with i guess cali to our financial experts, joining us from doha casa, thank you very much for doing it on the program. it's good to see you. now not all of the country support the cool for a price cap for rush and gas to impose why is this such, this unity on this issue do you think? because most likely it will not work. busy euro is in need of god, neither of energy and the mean time they are trying to, to impose i don't understand what's the magic behind this. and also they want to do to boy god and the planet to buy buy to get used by, by the end of the year. and the, when mr. invol

well, algeria is alan fish al, is there when the coffin arrived in at and for what was it like helen it was quite emotional. i remember looking over and seeing a young girl, she could have been any more than 8 or 9 years old. and there were tears in her eyes notice as a young girl that probably doesn't fully understand just what the queen has done. but she was touched by the occasion in this. initially the silence as the coffin came round. but then people started to applaud and others in their own. we were marking the occasion at green and the dark has no melted, the crowds away, but there were thousands here, leaving flowers from very early on since just after dawn. in fact, goose flowers have no been gathered up and they've been taken into the palace. the intention is that the royal family or, or someone from the royal family, will read all the cards that had been left. you have to remember as well, that of course the queen was never meant to be the queen. her father succeeded to the throne after his brother abdicated in what was a great scandal in the 19 thirty's. and so princess

french president for accusing anchor of spreading anti french propaganda in african countries such as algeria does that, explain my crohn's diplomatic push. now why he's, he's, he's acting in this way o, france, french government, and french state. keep seeing it, considering the north africa and the middle is as the beggars, but this period is finished. now, and let's look the examples. let's take the examples of libya, offers syria of lebanon. now in this field, france is no more active, no more dominance. and churchy play important role to that they did this, this period. this consists of that, the breaking of the french influence in this, in the regions, so death. why? for us? is it following an aggressive policy against or q entered his government's best? the main reason and, and i think that the real fear, i mean that the statement of the latest, the latest statement of present model. i think that the real fear is that as a corporation or between churchy and russia, and that does cooperation continue in, in north africa and also in africa because we had good results in syria. our stand,

sunshine to the south, as you can see, sunshine through most of the mediterranean boat for to new zealand, algeria the still light you had on shore rain and big showers will slowly die out over the canary house. now this is the case for thursday and friday, dropping south into africa. the picture still one of looking for the big thunderstorms, been a very wet season, was flooding in nigeria and the cher, chad, sudan all over the place. right. so, so help and it's still going and every now again, that rain becomes a big clump as far north as banjo and winds up into a hurricane. ah, it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discovery . enjoy. have new experiences hit the shops, make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus and with direct likes to is campbell and tried to book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. c y p. yes, for our best price if lou ah ah, come back. quick look at the main stories we're following now, and u. s. president joe biden is accused the russian president of making reckless and irresponsible threats to use nuclear we

more unstable, more and dangerous compact the republic of syria with jordan. compare the republic of algeria with the kingdom of america. and all of the criticism of monarchy, all factually incorrect. in the sense that all the academic research shows that the countries at the moment key tends to be more democratic. more we got to read less printer extremism, higher degrees of social capital, and social trust. and essentially, police out the, the extreme is in the side. and help foster consensus because they create a national poll. okay. what type of politics not showing again, all of those back in marcella johnson. i listed to year they go sorry. are you living in an alternate universe? it would world a well my little girl don't. 8 by one wall is the monarchy on the 80, the that the simple or tool to secure democracy or prevent extremism. you and i live in the united kingdom. far and extremism is thriving in this country. in fact, the money is very un, i'm sorry, anything will remedy up a 2nd. i actually listened to what you were saying or good, much longer that i could have even stomach. so

turkey's northeast black seacoast pushing into the caucuses and for the top end of africa, northern algeria, extreme heat warning in play. alger is getting up to 41 degrees on tuesday to the south, we go fairly quiet. we do have an extreme fire danger for a huge swath of south africa. just a few showers for causing a towel. and southern sections of moves and big are put to has a hive 22 degrees on tuesday. that's a snapshot of your weather bye for now. i saw official airline of the journey debating the issue of the day produces always been criminalized around the boundaries of rights. these aren't just member there people or a family friend or friends in our community member on our online jewel voice this minute to read. don't believe in dialogue, though political crisis must be off with a political solution. as climate change progress is there some people who are in places that they're just going to have to move. there is no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh no, just 0. lou ah, welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera armine as prime minister says 49 of