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these are monetary and crisis that depends on the last call me stronghold in the region, remains from the siege. crushed as president is heading to north korea for a 2 day trip aimed at strengthening relations. the welcome to the program is 22 g m t. we begin in israel with prime minister benjamin netanyahu was facing mounting pressure over his handling of the gauze of all spouses, a protest as a riley near his home in west jerusalem. that cooling for early elections and a cease 5 deal. crowds of also gathered outside parliament as part of a week long protest which began on sunday. while that's happening out as often as and young, who just found that the wood cabinet, which comes more than a week off to benny guns quits the group. cracks have been widening in the cabinets

over the conduct of the world. meanwhile, are you a special adviser is holding tools with is rarely lead is positive efforts to prevent an escalation of fighting with his bola animals. hawk stain will also travel to 11 on both sides, have stepped on for tax against each other. and we, some days earlier i spoke to him to solution aust, how the process affecting the government it's you have to be seen exactly how these protests are going to affect the government, but they have been quite disruptive just 2 days into the week. they started off on monday with blocking major roads in big cities all throughout israel and in west jerusalem outside these really parliament, massive demonstrations that ended in a march to these really prime ministers house, where at least 9 protesters were arrested. several others were injured. as is really police use water cannon to try and disperse these demonstrators who are

calling for new leaderships. one of those arrest is actually a family member of a captive still being held in gaza. now these protesters are asking for a lot of different things. they're not just asking for new leadership, new governance, but they're also asking for new elections to be held immediately and calling on the government to to accept any sort of ceasefire deal on the table that will ultimately end the war hours earlier in the day. we did see in one is really parliament committee. families of is really captives essentially scolding the government, saying they're incredibly disappointed with the lack of decision making. and the absence of true leadership protests are expected to continue throughout the entire week and have the we have the us special advisor, a most hopes, dean visiting israel. do we know the purpose of his visits? well, it's not the 1st time he's visited both israel and 11 on throughout this war. and

he's trying to diffuse a situation that is essentially spiraling out of control. these really defense minister yell of the launch months ago has said that dealing with his well lesser with diplomatic settlement is simply not going to happen. but too much time has gone by and the cross border fire has escalated not just in recent days. both sides have in fact picked up the speed and rate of their attacks in the last weeks and months. these really so said that they're not if right to enter a full blown conflict with his beloved. but the people who are living in the evacuated areas now evacuated rather have now had their dates to when they can return home, pushed back even further to the end of august. so there's also demonstrations from those people against the government. and just remind is very, the government has found the al jazeera from operating in israel, which is why we are reporting from neighboring jordan journalist all of the mazda

and has moved from they were now on an as running drones. troy that has killed a member of hezbollah and southern lebanon. this morning, there wasn't really a minute to strike on southern oven, and there was drones pipe on a car. now it has go off. i tell them to mohammed was killed in that strike. this has confirmed what has law and he is the 340 seconds has the fighter to have died since october the 8th. now the is really ministry claim that he was the member of the rocket unit, part of the not subdivision of his beloved of course, as usual, hospitalized hang tight lips, and there's not some time this this comes today. this is one of, at least 8 strikes. 5 is really ministry on the southern level and including in the town of i to our shop which has been almost reduced to rubble in the stripe. now this follows a week of intent strikes and uptake in the cross for the tit for tat and strikes.

why has come out on the is really ministry following as early as estimation of color. so many of dollars has the come on. now the strikes are continuing and the last 48 hours has been to in terms of strikes of the last week. but as i said, having so many strides from 8 or 9 strikes today. as we've heard us advise, the amos hawk stain is visiting israel and my colleague, some you say down spoke challenges there. a senior put his ground this more. one bizarre. he began by asking him, what can come out of this visit if anything at all, i think this is just meant to call them the spirits and show that americans are in fact involved or continue to be involved in interested in common. but situation.

one is red continues to bound guys on found socks coming on, and so on, so forth. there could be some hints of an attempt at arrangements for the after guys in the sense of what would constitute i thought, but of ceasefire on the northern board. there was never known and how could that be handled? of course, as you know, most of the proposals thus far is just the cause of all i must read, deployed at least 6 kilometers to the south border. this is not exactly disliking for the time being. the work continues and the united states continues to keep up the appearances of some sort of a peacemaker model on what seems to be these ready policy priority right now when it comes to lab and then simply containing the exchanges or escalating them in order to create a new reality on the ground that there's

a lot of room for guessing because differences ratings have said different things over the past few weeks and months. but clearly is right, is not driving. what's next on the board. there has been lies in the sense that that is there and it was just like that nothing happens on the north end up. it could simply focus on guys, on the west bank and east jerusalem, so and so forth. is there out with like more know nothing more than to simply focus on palestine and destroy guys are instead of being preoccupied with the terms in northern border. so the initiative has been thus far within the handle has been a lot that maintains, as you know, and as we've heard the past several months that it would continue to suck the the, the industry if you will, if possible from these are the army as just continues to check, rushing against causal, and we've had the dis finding of the war cabinet will that impact decision making?

you know, there's a, there's a problem in his writing, and it's not just nothing you know, nothing. you know, the godfather of, of mazda missouri did. fascism is very unhappy with his 64 majority, or i'll try national, just all to find that pixel to run just parties. it was the, the problem started with the likes of the many guns, some eisen cotton and those people who darling off the west, the darling of washington and london, who consider to be moderate, even though they are probably the most beloved people. it is right. but while the guns is of his route, so bloody boasting of binding guys back to that middle age, it's quite politically stupid. and guns has particular since yet fear them to seeing 156 years ago, 7 years ago, the political sleep is right. and here's been all i know we're buying nothing. yeah . at same time, even when he sort of people almost won an election along with less than others. he

said that to be a junior part that and that then you know, government and that to me it was stopped during the back. and it's again, it's months ago when the war started with mckinney who officially started the war in october 8 or 9 guns. john, too early and left too late, he basically gave the cover to nothing else to do as he wanted. and now, with the cabinet, with the work cabinet decided, nothing now is more likely to continue with his government because guns has given and the is a slash, you know, centered list or centrist legitimacy that he needed to continue with the war on the grounds and goals. as far as the forces of killed at least 9 people east of rafa, the city was hits by a series of ass strikes on monday. well, is there any time shelled unlock it. i need palestinians force from the homes, remain in the southern parts of the strip. israel's intensified located on gauze. i

means few is home to find and when available is expensive. so people are resorting to basic methods of transport like don't keep costs and bicycles. start a couple of zoom has moved from darrow by before is will launch tip suite in garza coats and trim blank. don't keys and horses arrest. the only thing the goal is a strip, but today they have become the main method of transport for people moving around and such as food, daily the societies or typically is really bombardment in the center of goza, in one of the huge, really busiest streets of dairy bella, cause on now rarely seen a lot. i'm using the car because i have no other alternative. i want to visit my sister in a low say dog and i had been waiting here for hours to move. we don't have any other means of transportation with little fuse, any available here. another way of the troubling is becoming popular. price that

kills people from all walks of life want then, and the only demand to send the price. the sole rate for the people have been buying more bikes due to the lack of fuel and the fully involved. going employees don't garza kind of thing and started to repair the old bikes. before october, the 7th bicycles were cheap in comparison to prices today, before the war, a bike could cost just about $50.00. but now that's the reason to up to $270.00 a month for displaced. people like that. the little money is bicycle is essential, as he strives to get his family members what they need to do. i will tell you, i need to go to the bicycle now for me, it's priceless. i use my bike to go to the market. i sometimes call 6 kilometers every day using it. i even use my bike to bring water to my family. my boss has everything for me now i'm it will as the force to constantly see quite show to the can under the threat of constant is really attack hausteen's. find themselves

forced to use move primitive means of transport to sit bones. palestinians have been doing whatever they can do to cope with the increasing hot shit of their daily lives. bicycles when peacock have been the last remaining solution for the transportation crisis close by. the crisis here in the gaza strip star recognizes out to 0 very that i kind of start a new investigation. has found that between october and december of last year, at least 60 palestinian families last $25.00 or more members in. is there any bombings in gaza? the association press these agency analyzed 10 of the deadliest is rodney strikes between october 7th and december 24th. they collectively killed more than 500 people. a piece says none of these strikes appeared to target a minute tree objective. no,

was the direct warning given to those inside mainly residential buildings. one family last at least 270 members. meanwhile, and an attack on the densely populated jabante of refuge account is really bones wiped out an entire block of buildings. and the 14 members of the same family lost their lives gauze as health industry says, 300 and palestinian families have lost moving 10 members. double the number of factors during the 51 day will back in 2014. israel says it takes measures to mitigate against civilian casualties, but the world's top court, the international court of justice is considering whether israel is committing genocide in gaza. i had a bu x h is the accountability program director with defense for children in palestine. he says his role is deliberately targeting civilians, the emitter to deal with the incidence. there is no water negative from the side. so uh those, uh,

some of it is uh and all my store orders that documentation indicated that the display as was thought to get that without the but i out of now what ink and uh, what slip to the can involved. many of the doors from it is among them uh to them. so. and this uh is one of the questions that the, what a few political us got. the family is, will list a family member or more without it. yeah, they are to see a warning or not. and the other incidents uh, the inform us that the literacy watermain bought the thing spent was not enough in order to effect you with the place that has been thought to get that. or the nap or a house or a building was started, get that without that, that knowledge. so what it is that it is a smart to and to show it to what i'm seeing. as on the contrary, we believe that the body of the military is the strategy is

to clear the life of civilians in order to push to but the pressure on the resistance, the group in order to sudden done. and this explains the high number of schedule. it is a month to be honest among them to that. so let's say go ahead on the new zone, including at least 9 people are killed off a freight train, collided with a passenger train and gives west think all states found breaks and campaign nigel for us for 10 city political stage, sending shockwave sur person's general election campaign, the 12th street program says it's a trunk. so in see don stone for region for only the 3rd time in 2 months and somebody f p says they carrying food to support a 160000 people. the conflict between saddam's army and the power of military

rapids support forces house cause one of the wells was tongue of crises. even says that a 3rd of citizens population, that's 18000000 people are starving. pricing meanwhile, continues in the city of al sasha. the rapids support forces are reported to be advancing on the city is the sudanese armies last major stronghold in dolphin. they are assess, has been trying to seize control for you and says that fee is ethnic cleansing. if c r a staff does capture out fashion form a us then void to sit on the faith spoke to my colleagues, somebody's a down about those fees. so i think what will happen really depends upon the general imagine and how much control he has over the forces that are actually on the ground there. i think if the rapid support forces or are as if have any intentions that are trying to have a governing rolling through,

then they're going to have to show that if they take off osher, it is not going to be an ethnic bloodbath. the tribal divisions, there are, are immense and decision these have to learn, to frankly find a way to govern themselves in a way that can and it can address their diversity. so this is really, i think if we are a self does take out flasher, this will be a true test as to whether this is they have any, any possibility of ever having a claim to enroll and governance. and so then i have not seen any indication that there's any desire for international engagement intervention. as you know of vision, these government at that time lived the by general behind insisted that the unit made the un mission into our for terminate back in in 2020. i think if the you and had been able to stay on the ground, this could have mitigated some of the the atrocities that are we've,

we've had reported the, the critical thing to understand is that the r as f as a creation of a bus year, redeem and this with an armed forces, they use the ginger weed, which is now, and the r s f has evolved from that. they use them to put down rebellion into our for. and now those very forces that they used in the past of to do their bidding are now challenging them in their heartland in khartoum and, and then just the other state. and then i'll valley the presentations as russia and north korea will strengthen the ties and develop trade that avoids western sanctions. fusion is heading to north korea on tuesday for a 2 day trip before heading on to vietnam. he's expressed his findings to pyongyang for supposing moscow in the will in ukraine tony chain for well,

that's all to stop henry. north korean president, tim john, celebrating russia's national day in killing. yeah, we're not russia. he said it was an invincible ally. had a visit to asia by vladimir putin tongue tip. the significance to me is that you know mr. pollutant is traveling around like i is a statesman. he has the allies, he has partners, he's in the brakes, he's making moves. and those are the thing that he's losing the war. i may have to think again. his 1st visit is to north korea, for 2 leaders who don't travel much, president kim and puts in a will acquainted a visit to russia last year by kim john. seems to have cemented an agreement to buy weapons from p on yang. in february, ukrainian prosecute has said russia deployed 24 north korean ballistic missiles, hold on most miss their intended targets. 14 people were killed and 17 inches in the attempt. the next stop is vietnam to alum appointed president,

and the last month will be eager to welcome one of vietnam's closest historical allies assigned the recent political turbulence. this settled down. gotcha. is one of the major power of the world. besides the u. s. china and even india. so i think that's why that and i'm try to keep the very strong, tight and close tie off the relations between the 2 countries. but more than vietnam has made new alliances. diplomatic relations have flourished with old enemies, accounts of balance to china. us bullshit is a welcome to vietnamese walters and pollutants visits may not be well received by vietnam's, new friends. vietnam actually has moved west, closer to the us to the west in some ways. but not on the russian aggression. so the put in visit the woods, that'd be a bind for, for getting them to, to hold and carry out this balancing act to be harder. with russia holds

one impulses called china india, vietnam. even sing a pool, a major consume is a russian fossil pills. and that's likely to main. vladimir putin receivable welcome. on his agent tool, tony chang elder 0 andre land cove is a professor of korean studies. i cook many universities as munition deals between russia. north cray will probably happen on a large scale to actually visit because been except to be expected for a long time and have to be sort of expected that it will prep it. it is. yeah, indeed, there is a great deal of admitted to the cat corporation, largely seemingly about lost in every nation being saw sold to russia for the use in ukraine officially. and these us side it meets, is it such deals taking place,

bought that uh may very sold off evidence to kind of feelings that such deals uh, the happening and probably that when the large scale example for a lot resignation is view it probably not because from the russian point of view, but i buy the most categories, me, south dakota, which it does not make much sense. it's just ease such technology is provided. most goody. it is likely to use it to develop weapons. if each they've, you're probably stop sitting on the international market, they disliked the driving russia out of this market. is it because skype and before russia will not like as basically legitimate would you made absolutely clear just 10 days ago. i would not like to spoil the relations is so scary. it is a major, a meat of no scary twitching, basically set cause at

a russia because ne, is it so scary? it is not providing ukraine is vatike median, $38.00. and so russia hopes that at some point in future, in relation to the solar cells, katie won't improve. and crane says, grand next phones have or tend to level seen before russia and veda. the farm is willing to voice, i'm praying. production is 20 percent. a phone line has been mines or occupied by russian forces on home and reports. for the 1st time, ukraine's great next bullets are back to the levels before the full scale invasion says, the country is acting agricultural minister that you support and months have increased as they can exist up to 7. your cellphone spend walls language. that's important, not just for this country, but for others who depend on their a mess are invited in 2020 to locate, stop ships,

transports in gray. are you in broker deal briefly allowed them out. but it ended in july 2023. much of the countries grain was stuck once more. according to the agricultural minister, things changed late last year when you cried and secured the bike from shipping very from the countries odessa pool down through the black sea. it's a possibility to use postables. alexi is that is all of festal full media to the actions around media to people have been able to make some lexi safe for the ships to move in ukraine. you see drones a missile strikes to push back the more powerful russian navy officials say. the countries also have been developing other words to get great now. so that's like truck to the new river. we see really also the green sector in ukraine is trying to add up to, to new logistics, particularly by using the danube. so definitively,

as it was a country and the i would say particular needs, a grant sector in inside the region is very, very adaptive to new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to explore their challenges ahead ukraine's car, the explorer team, the great that it stood up when he couldn't get it out for once that's gone. of the fact is it going to start taking? that's whole like the fact that about faces the countries agriculture land is even under russian control will cover it in mines and that isn't helping production. a lack of finance and insurance for the country's problem is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the grand produced will be able to make it out the country on home. and i would just say to keep the 1st of rounds 5 presidential debates between 6

candidates has been taking place and to her on a pause of the campaign ahead of the election on june the 28th triggered by the death of president abraham, racy and a helicopter class, last month, the 6 candidates were approved to run and the elections off to be invested. 12 members of the guardian council. i was there, as was all said, it has moved from tyrone in the 1st tunnel wise debate between the 60 around noon presidential candidate was held on monday and the focus of this debate was on economic issues. so 3, among the 6 candid as far regard, the prominence and each of them has elaborated on the economy program if they are elected as president, bucking kind of boss dakota in panama speaker. and what the cause of it just said that. you said want this family's employees work as nurses, those work on a fixed income and moving on databases because of the implementation. and he said that he's planning to increase the salaries at the same rate of the inflation to

keep the purchase in poverty. stable the hotline conservative and the former secretary of the national security, the console side jelly lee said that you're on must employ more technology coll tools to improve the economy. he said that the human resources of the company also needs to be used in a more efficient way. and you also said, if he's elected as president to adopt the resistance, the economy economy model, which suggest you wrong, should have an eastward policy and connect better with the global sold to ease the impact of the sections that are imposed by the west. the on the default miscounted dismissal position, on the other hand said the sanctions or disaster but to soften them. you don't have to open off to the world and to be more flexible in v in gauging with west schools, emphasizes the level of transparency and the flow in your on your economy. and he said that is a fundamental problem to said that she's effectively going to fight the sections

and bring transparency and economy to appeal to the for the investment. incent wise the economy as of now, according to the polls guide above comes 1st. entity comes as 2nd, according to the 4th position is number 3, but she is steadily building. she is public support, then many. and you don't believe if she can mobilize and unite the reform is his chances or being elected as president is quite high. because he said that, oh to 0, they're wrong. still, it has on the al jazeera, the latest minute see hardware is on sale in paris, will tell you why israel is bounce from one of the wells largest on the the, the

trustworthiness of victoria, maybe not a big surprise, but they, they are all the same because when it's come up from the science and it has become quite cold by day at best during the low teen so noble and camera incoming tribal event, you turn it into for sheriff natalie. they've come from further west. there is some cherry stuff in west australia been already in the past to be honest, and it's not very extensive. the circulation, this has been, it's probably worthy of nodes because of course, that affects new zealand. and about time we get to wednesdays, forecasting felt much of it left. and the breeze is by this time a code is 3 into christ church. you'll see the day of sherry lane probably, but it's drying up in indonesia. it should be driving and driving. but that's a increasing number of shares again. sure, every node and sort of racing west. java or something. bornea. jakarta should be dry at this time of year and i think we go to the tooth with something. so it was coming in. this is all she, me to wait on, hold reco, breaking the hot nights in kind of in the image and not much also by day. but of course, it's just that the time that you should be the to use the thing,

the seasonal rates are bit for the normal stretching through southern china and that to us, japan, quite heavy. right here. it's cost funding, but it's expected to. and in the next day or so that will move across the young see and give shanghai the 1st of 3 days of rain. the latest news as it breaks is really military has been forced the top of getting a blockade on the gauze. the rest of your limit exam 3 of the spend, so good with detailed coverage. human rights organizations have well come the u. s . decision to place is relevant list of countries that violates children's rights from the ha. so the story, the shortage of water is adding more misery to the live of tens of thousands of palestinians, the or your will, scott a duty and a growth using for p use

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. i'm calling for ali elections and a ceasefire day of his riley drone is killed, a has bullock member in 711 on and the latest across for the exchange us special adviser. a most talk scene is in israel for 2 weeks to try to prevent an escalation and pharmacy between his father and his around the world feed program says it's managed to get a trucks into sit on self origin for only the 3rd time in 2 months. this as the rest of the support forces are reportedly involved seeing on the 6 australian prime minister. obviously albany z says is government is working to stabilize relations with china. off to several years of diplomatic tension is met. the chinese premier talks both sides described as candid sir. talk reports of the day everyone welcomed premier lady's visit to the strutting capital.

hundreds converged on the moons upon them in the house, which probably being support is clashing with human rights groups. it is why premier lee was given a ceremonial service, a cannon salute, and an official god of own us. he's the most high profile chinese lead it to visit estrada since 2017. as well as this type luncheon depaula ministry address. defend for a continued inside parliament house for the 2 countries looked to find common ground . there's no fixed model for a stipend. large relationship ad tool is to make sure that we manage our relationship so that we can contribute to regional and global pace. and prosperity also on the host's table for discussion with regional security in the, in the pacific region. and the further pushed by camber to convince beijing to a band and remaining tried restrictions on exports, such as loves stuff. other barriers on key exports that just called and won had already been removed since the election of

a stride his labor prime minister in 2022. china described the tools as candidate both laid as a green reopened dialogue, which you put on yes, in less than a year. we've made each other multiple times and we exchange visits to each other's countries. this shows the great importance we attached to the china australia relationship. it also shows that this relationship is on the right track to potentially do still exist, the can, but publicly voicing. it's all positioned to beijing, military confrontation with the striding motion and the south. china sees the question is now where can is driving your and trying to calm down. there is a positive cooperation and manage those tensions without them. once again, cloud and you'll have all the rails and the ability central to each of them. so what are the some concrete progress cuz may during the visit, the 2 countries on civil agreements to corporate on tried education, climate change and culture, as well as intellectual property. premier leave visit paved, the way for present,

changing, painted to a stride you. he's already been invited by prime minister anthony alban easy, but is it to accept the invitation or set a dice, sur, clock out your 0 camera long. kenny is a professor at the australian studies institute at the australian national university joins us now from camber. i thank you for your time, john, in australia, of self abuse of acrimony, that appears now to have changed. what motivated the sewing of relations as i think, i mean, probably the key thing that's motivated is self interest. self interest on both sides. so there's no doubt that the relationship broke down with the previous government. so when we saw a change of government in, in 2022 to a lively government here in australia that did provide cover, i think for the chinese to break. but it's, it's for ease onto public relations and to reach me, it's a dialogue or at least to start doing. so i'm just starting to think some of those

tried sanctions. so i think there's a fair amount of self interest in this, but there's also a new realism and to be fair to the even the previous government, which presided over as a site, a real frank town and the relationship in the fall actual relationship. i think china has or by doing has understood that it tried to push as trying to go around quite a bit and put a lot of pressure on. we've tried sanctions and we're not now having ministers pick up the phone insightful butting in just trying to help us know and that period has ended her needs, hey mall. it's all it's, i think it's a problem. i mean, there's no doubt that these training and economy is the fundamentally relying on its tribe with china. china is, has tried, is biggest trading profit to i tried to something in the order of 327000000000 dollars last year between the 2 countries. so let's try it is economy is very tied to the huge market of china,

but china has relied very heavily on his trade in commodities, particularly on or, and call in the past and, and, and lots of other things. luxury items including wine, food, bodily weight, these sorts of things. 6 so there's no doubt that there's a need to depend 0 code dependency. yeah. but i think john, it felt that it could withstand a bit of economic pine in order to bring his toilet to heal. and that didn't really work. and there's that there's a new realism in the fall, actual relationship. now, paul's. so the money is trying to instill distrust china. so how is alban easy balancing? australia is economic needs with its social compass. and i think that's always been a difficulty force tried is that, is that the, the tension between the 2 systems, suspicion about china and particularly it's a, it's technical power. there's always

a sort of concerns in this trying you are about far need. sealants, of course is a huge chinese population that lives in australia, dyersburg and there are concerns about china is aspirations in the region. it's behavior in the south. china say it's the intentions towards taiwan, for example, and a range of other things and all of a sides out to a degree of suspicion in the a striving population about china. but i think most people who think about it more than a few minutes realize that there's also a huge economic benefits involved in our relationship with china. and the fact these countries on like companies or individuals don't move or why they stay with i . so stranger in china are locked into this region and i think the full of these and acceptance for most people that we ought to be getting what we can out of their relationship and achieving as much as we can, how money is for license without labouring on the illusion that we're going to

change china into a freight, little democracy and the time is not going to change. just try the ring to. ready them into a socialist state, or same uh, australia and the united states get in place. i have a recent recent news. how is the us going to be viewing this visit? and that's an interesting question. i don't believe the us could seriously big, right? just try the a having dialogue with china. it has been the norm for us to have a quite strong license with china. i've been trying to a number of times traveling as a journalist with the various has tried in prime ministers and they're up in all kinds of agreements sign including a high level strategic partnerships. and of course, the china free trade agreement. aside there is this uh, this regional partnership that we have, we china and with other countries in the region. and the us by at times have once

decided to choose the us rather, more aggressively than i pad is, but i think it's trying to is the relationship with united states is, is, is an unbreakable bond. then of course. ready from recently into the, into the office agreement which it brings in the u. k. and the us and uh and that is based around nuclear submarines and other ryans about the defense activities. so i don't think there's too much doubt in washington about where astray is. loyalty laws if push came to shove, is for if the tensions dissolved within something for a spot. at the same time, they must be some sort of realistic understanding that this trying to have must have a relationship with china. and that's in the best interest of everyone. really good to talk to you more. can a professor at the australian studies institute out the australian national university. thank you. i write scripts on choosing beijing

advice in people's rights to religious freedom pass off to china. removed arabic features from the ground most gets renovated in the province of, you know, human rights which says the chinese government is trying to stop the practice of slum beijing has denied those claims. katrina, you have more on the ground mosque and shoddy and was once an impressive symbol of islamic culture had influence in china southern you're not in provence, but last year work began to transform it today. it's dorm has been removed, replaced by a traditional head chinese pagoda study. so it's just one of more than 2000 most to be renovated or destroyed. in recent years. part of government campaigned to bring multiple places of worship and the chinese influence and character. what it represents really isn't a tackle public expressions of being as long as all the people being most low. and in that sense, it is about harmonizing the way that they look. it's about ensuring the most can

never stop out. presidency didn't paint 1st mentions the plan, to quote, citizen lies as well in 2015. it became part of the so called strike cod campaign to stamp out what the government considered extremism within the week of muslim communities in tion. junk, provence. experts say the intention was to bring as well on to tell you to state control and more in line with the communist parties vision of being a chinese muslim. you've got this narrative that's emerges from the tax. the basic, the says that, well, theoretically the risk of chinese and of waiting to be muslim. but boston recently is with basic the contact with the outside world that has been a deviation away from the natural correct cools off as long becoming chinese and a lot is on the communities outside of sen. john, have not been subject to the same treatment as the week goes, but deadlocks have not been exempted. and some have protested last may. then this of the claim was a minority faced of the police officer,

the fullest renovation of them, or not tell you, you done the during the most because now been removed and come in as parties slogans can be read at the entrance. the signifies ation campaign doesn't just to go well. this is neil jeff was in neighborhood in bay james west for plenty of hello restaurants. here with the arabic scripts that once a dog shop front has been replaced by chinese characters. china is foreign ministry has defended. the campaign saying, respecting and protecting freedom of religious belief has been a basic policy of the chinese government. it ensures the normal religious needs and safety of believe it's united. shoddy and mosque was the last major mosque to retain its arabic style features. the sole ring, minarets are no longer there, and a chinese flag now stands tall front and center. katrina, you alda, 0 paging or at least 9 people have been killed in thousands ended off to

a freight train collided with a passenger train, india as west and gold states. india is one of the most extensive railway systems in the world. much of its infrastructure is outdated, and hundreds of hot accidents take place every year. same as robbie star julian, west bengal, a tourist spark nestled in the himalayan foothills. the sea of india's latest rail accident. a trained carrying cargo is suspected to have missed a signal and crashed into a passenger train. the force was so severe, one car was seen rising into the air. jim rode off, i thought i got the train was going slowly and then another train hid from the back and outright and turned upside down. the bottom, the thing is i felt i wouldn't survive, but with great difficulty the rest he was pull this out. i didn't feel we would survive. it felt like a big jump. but thing 2 of the casualties been monday's crash were really personnel

. initial reports suggest the collision may have happened when the driver of the freight train missed the signal. the accident is one of hundreds reported annual outdated signaling equipment is often to play. good, i mostly see look the initially the cause looks like human error, but we will know more often the inquiry. but human error is something we have to control as well. the world's most populous country, both one of the world's largest real networks. in recent years, india has spent big money to upgrade itself with modern stations and electronic signaling systems to improve safety. but the aftermath of this latest crash is a reminder. india's national real system operating 14000 trains and moving 12000000 passengers every day, continues to have one of the worst safety records in the world. same bus for avi autism. that's really funds have been found from one of the wells biggest

expressions. host phones save the country's defense ministry as opposed israel's assault on golf. the southern city of russell latasha butler is one of the wills because on says, your century and bill company are, is companies for more than a 100 countries exhibiting the latest weapons defense technology. but missing this year is randy companies and boy the french government 2 weeks ago because it opposes israel as operation in russia. last week, the french quote also found any attendees that could be linked to the gravy arms firms. the events organizers explained the ruling in this letter. we had by inform you the chorus events had been subject of a court decision, dated june 14, 2024, requiring to prohibits employees, representatives of israeli companies of your century trade show and to prevent the

promotion of the activities and any commercial inter mediation. the rooms have victory for these and people campaign is some to the case to quote the. 2 good to be sure as far as the movements of because the federal prisons are over the in the world and the friends, the major companies, the radio, none of the executives that we spoke to wanted to discuss. the bon, i'm b offense. open always this declines. it to speak to some customer about the issue, bought a squarespace and said that they would appeal to quote, decision $74.00 is ready, companies will shed you to take part in the fed. some say the french government's decision is discriminatory. they say they weapons are central to insure israel safety activists say that being used against palestinian civilians is actually about to out to 0 powers, a sledge. on alex's era, the author of making

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in mexico. cities find tapped. the what the mexico tacos are everywhere, and if they can't, they can tell you the think. well, my lovelady, as quintessential to this country's culture as might yeah geez, tequila and being yeah. does. there are tens of thousands of taco stands and restaurants across the country. now this popular staple is also the recipient of the michelin star. this tackle stand on an otherwise non district mexico city street was recently awarded the prize, which is catapulted to same hours long lines now form every day to get a taste. but for tackle lovers like the might of the end that the new found fame is just a distraction from the main event. the taco itself looks like it's the result they provide for people who have no idea very briefly describe what is the top of the barclays. i thought they would something on it, but i thought a be yeah, this is very important. uh well, is this mexican chrome products that is subordinate your so this is the day. so for

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rocky temperatures of sold above 40 degrees celsius. earlier this month, stalled the holiday season. as it from me mounting side this muse uh lots more information on websites out there. they'll come. jessica washington will join you in just a moment with me for days. the he says he went toward towards the syria to provide a lifetime entail was very interesting, but not in the eyes of his government. this has been our home for so many years. in the final part of the series, we followed the story of a british age worker as he flees from it live with his family. after being arrested by a powerful melisha, one of the toughest times when they tortured me state list in syria on now to 0.

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