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Stalemate goes on, iraqis will fear a new wave of violence when most people in the countryjust want security and peace. caroline hawley, bbc news. im joined now by feisal amin al—istrabadi. he served as iraqs former ambassador to the united nations from 2004 to 2007. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme. the curfew has been lifted, but do you expect there to be more violence?— to be more violence? well, the underlying _ to be more violence? well, the underlying conditions _ to ...

Warmth and compassion. this is newsday on the bbc. im monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines... iraqs prime minister says hell "vacate his post" if the complicated political situation in the country continues. on monday, there was an outbreak of violence in central baghdad after the shia cleric, moqtada al sadr, said he was resigning from iraqi politics, and his supporters stormed government buildings. iraq has had no functioning government since inconclusive elections last october — and th...

Cut off and for weeks, ukrainians have been targeting and attacking russian positions, supply lines, deep inside russian —controlled territory away from the front lines and using all of the sophisticated weapons supplied by the west. obviously, it is a city that is been under russian occupation since the very beginning of the war that�*s where largest ukrainian cities under russian control. but for quite some time, we�*ve been talking about how this conflict seemed to be a deadlock with no...

The government wants peace talks to be lead by the african union, while tigrayan forces say the au cannot bring peace in the region. at the same time, tigrayan forces want the immediate return of the disputed western tigray, which is currently under the control of amhara forces. this development suggests an impasse. that deadlock has led to renewed fighting, which is already impacting the delivery of humanitarian aid. on wednesday, the un accused tigrayan forces of looting its warehouses, as onc...

Halfway into the week-long strike which has essentially brought the UK’s largest container port to a standstill the war of words between the union rep...

Marked independence day. the country was on high alert because of fears russia could use the occasion to launch attacks across the country. we also had reports of shelling in the city of kharkiv in the east and also the towns of mykolaiv in the south of the country because of these towns have been under constant russian attack in recent weeks. here in kyiv, celebrations yesterday were cancelled and there is a ban on public events as a security measure. yesterday was the day that marked half a ye...

Today in this town. some dramatic details coming out of this town in the east of the country. elsewhere, russian shelling was reported in the city of kharkiv in the east, also in towns in the south. all of these cities have been under constant russian bombardment in recent weeks. yesterday was the day that marked half a year since the start of this russian invasion. the conflict seems to be at a deadlock and there is no prospect of peace talks happening any time soon. prospect of peace talks hap...

Obviously in everybody�*s minds. thousands of people have been killed, a third of the population has been displaced, cities across the country have destroyed. the conflict seems to be at a deadlock, there is no prospect of peace negotiations. today here, independence day, despite the warnings, people say there is apprehension but not fear. a deadlock in terms of negotiations but what about the fighting? we have heard just now from the uk forces minister saying that britain will continue to sup...

Not fear. b. people say there is apprehension but not fear. �* ., ~ , ., not fear. a deadlock in terms of negotiations _ not fear. a deadlock in terms of negotiations but _ not fear. a deadlock in terms of negotiations but what _ not fear. a deadlock in terms of negotiations but what about - not fear. a deadlock in terms of negotiations but what about the fighting we have had from the uk armed forces minister saying britain will continue to support ukraine? the us is expected to announce sever...

And seized a russian military vehicles and tanks. there is a ban on public events in the capital. they will not be any massive celebrations to mark independence day. that is because officials here believe russia could use this day to launch attacks against cities across the country. last night presidents lenski warned people in this country that russia could go with 30 strikes, in his words. moments ago in the head, air raid sirens went off. another reminder of the conflict happening in this cou...