the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin, the us. but if we say is the 1st aid has been delivered to goes up by a new temporary p. yeah. its hope the shipment we have to ease. thank you. mind typed in crisis that the usa is the lack of land. a delivery is remains, but huge problem. also coming up, russia steps up. it's offensive a northeastern ukraine. this here is what the situation involved chance is turning into at the very moment here. this is a residential building, was struck by a glide bump just about 20 minutes ago. corresponding witnesses, the destruction caused by the russian attack. and how are you printing?

so it just rushed to rescue residents. plus for letting me put you in on changing thing. pledge for a new eat, or fox to ship between russia and china as they accused the us of sewing kills around the world. and after years of struggle thailand is about to become the 1st country in southeast asia to legalize same sex marriage. lots for almost sexual parents. challenges will remain the british frontage. you're welcome. we begin with the news that aid has just started arriving and gaza via us been temporarily floating. yeah, the structure is anchored to a beach and has been designed to increase the flow of aid into the strip. about the u. one has one of the p, a is no substitute for a deliveries via land,

which have been severely disrupted at the roof of border crossing scenes easily out of control of the gods outside. on your end, slip program saves a lot of fun and has never loomed larger. so guys as 2200000 people, explosions and gunshots, spring out in the deserted streets of ralph on the southern cities, the latest focus of operations. if this really military, israel says masses last remaining fighters are based in roughly, along with the groups leaders responsible for the october 7 tier attack. so it needs to send more troops there from us our troops and destroyed several tunnels that will destroy even more soon a lot of this activity will intensify on a mazda is a mouse, an organization that can reorganize, does not have the reserve troops. it does not have the ability to produce munitions, it has no supplies. i mean, the result is we're cutting it off, we're wearing it down here and visual hockey muscle is rarely tanks of already

advanced deep into rough us eastern outskirts pushing into residential areas. the one says almost 600000 people taking refuge in rafa, have now left after israel took control of the gods. the side of the roof of border crossing supplies and medical services have been dwindling. sewage in place already in the southern gaza running out. i think we were talking about the missing on the left food in the market. very soon. the something on the left medical supplies in the hospital that remain in the south to 3 weeks, i think to go perhaps a month. 8 agencies say a temporary peer anchored by us troops and regular air drops are no substitute for ground delivery palestinians to have been calling for the border

crossing to reopen. well has, i don't watch it. we went to border crossings to open my appointment safety. we want official borders, those planes as well with the parachutes and that even better food or else like dogs, like beggars. well that doesn't work as it falls on people as a princess problems other than 5 show the big all bull the gotten there. got it much exit with most eat operations disrupted due to the rough uh, offensive, and humanitarian situation. already dire. agencies warrant thousands are now facing an immediate risk of famine. and i also responded to sonya claim. uh, what difference this would make the people of guys that as well, i think agency is a here would say it depends on how much it is arriving through that route and how

it will be distributed re overdue. you heard us officials saying this is certainly not a substitute for our getting more a through the lens crossings. and also, you know, this is a very complex procedure just to explain it a bit on. so the, the 8 and the goods will arrive in cyprus. there will be screened over there, then load it onto commercials or military rest of that, bring them to a floating talk or platform and the deposit. so it'd be brought onto a trucks onto that are then going onto smaller vessels and we understand that progressive per truck, it could be, you know, could be $5.00 to $15.00 trucks on one of those smaller vessels. those vessels then we'll shuttle, uh, so to speak. this 8 and the goods to the floating p a where there was and tries over it and then drop it and the it will be distributed by the un agencies mainly by the word of foot program. and this is all happening selves of garza city. now

this is of course, also prone to know whether issue is high fees, but also safety issues. but again, the pressure remains on as well as we've been hearing here from 8 agencies to let in a more a through the land crossings. now as well says it has no limits on the a deciding and has opened in the north another crossing the western areas crossing the areas crossing. but of course, due to the fighting in the south. now the main crossing is egypt is closed scafa. there's also the bottleneck between the north and the south. and the un has said, have always been accused at the con, really distribution not cost enough by as well. but the u. n. has said, you know, they don't have enough fuel at the moment. they don't, uh, the, the, it's, it's unsafe also to bring the aid to people. so all of these factors will play and to see how this will pay out. given the most 8 operations have been disruptive because of their off of offensive. what kind of food is available in gaza and how do people get hold of it as well?

and we've been talking to people in the north of cause a, a lately, and they say the situation is extremely fluid. what's available sometimes most of the time this a tend food is available, but it also is a high price, you know, and fresh food is sometimes available. but a father said to me on the phone that he doesn't have any income anymore. so he doesn't know how to pay for this. so and then you have to commodities. um, also, you know, you need a cooking gas and electricity. there's also an issue with the water is agencies have pointed out. so all of this of course makes it very difficult, the internal food chain and gaza has broken down. and of course it's heavy fighting going on. people don't simply even feel say it's, you know, to get the food. so all of this comes together. we now leave it there for the moment, but thanks for joining us today and you know those time there came out in jerusalem and israel has begun presenting. it's gaze at the international court of justice in

response to claims by south africa that it is committing genocide in a guys, you're watching live pictures in the courtroom. and the hague is around is accused south africa of gold representing biased and false claims. on thursday, south africa i was making the team said, is ran is intensifying what it's called a genocide in gaza. it also judges to order a complete withdrawal from the script and i'll give it to the equations of his i missed it again. domino, um, you'll have to go through a quick look now at some of the other headlines making news around the world in the us state of texas severe storms of getting the peaceful people. the city of houston was hated with winds of up to 160 kilometers and uh, and heavy down cause nearly $1000000.00 people were left without pump, full cost, as a warrant of tony knows and more find the storms. also in texas,

the u. s. coast guard is working to contain an oil spill. all of the states eastern coast. up to 2000 gallons of fuel is estimated to have been spilled after a barge crushed into a bridge. galveston officials are investigating how the barge became detached from the boat, which was guiding it. ukraine's ministry, sir, is it shut down 20 russian drones launched an overnight detox across the country. 7 of the drones targeted fucking of ukraine 2nd biggest city. russian forces launched a surprise offensive in the hockey region. last week. ukrainian soldiers had been scrambling to defend the border area and bring people to safety. the dap, those bags under has this report from the town of of johnston, which has seen some of the fastest fighting for the people of, of chance. this is a nightmare repeating itself. the russians attacked and occupied the town at the start of the full scale invasion,

but are pushed out. now they're back. and this here is what the situation involve. chance is turning into at the very moment game here. this is a residential building that was struck by a glide bomb from what we've been told on just about 20 minutes ago. 2 women were injured in taken to hospital. the russian forces are hitting the city and neighboring areas. we've ariel bonds like this one. when we were there, russians had entered the northern suburbs. these drag and teeth are supposed to slow advancing tax and the ukrainians are rushing more troops to the region to prevent a russian breakthrough of the what it's looking so grim that most people have left. and many of those who remain so far are now following them.

the police officers, blood and judy are here to get some of them out. what we'll do, you, me lives with his dog model right next to the new front line, but doesn't want to leave lod liens on a professional connection to persuade him. listen to me. i am the commander of your daughter. i don't want her to sit there and cry over the okay. i know many don't want to believe this is happening again. why didn't you evacuate earlier? i had hoped that all would be good, that nobody would force me out. just as we're leaving light down there, glide bombs coming. is that right now?

i promise you, you come with me. this 2nd large scale attack is devastating for people here. officer of law tells us who the, which was, they're all in despair because everything they have gathered in their lives bit by bit faith and build their houses because of a range of their places for living within everything they had. a lot of between says luxury to official below their most cares desire. now, as for it all to and it is that they want to return to those ruins that will remain for the country with and restore everything, not 0 unit cable. does that look at this here. you know, we looked in the hello. the danger cannot be underestimated the posted of slight briskly. this was a sniper, round and at the head of their driver to see the world their luck. this vehicle for them provided by the americans was armoured. further south and relative safety.

some of the last directories wait for transport to hockey. the show is here with their family and their neighbors. they spend 6 days in the basement and then flight on 4 to one just because i can only get the car. when you send me the, we did anything, anything would happen. and when we realized that everything was flying from all sides, everything was being bombed. we all hope that this is tim, this is my house. we couldn't take out my shepherd dog, unfortunately. not sure cuz i left him. that's all it is. sorry. how much is it we're all alive. thank god and have the whole family left alive and with love to be to sell it will definitely be made as also say we're

united with his daughter, but he and his dog. but on our not home here. and what we're getting a lot has lost faith feel ever return. and while the water, a new ukraine bridges russian president vladimir putin is visiting china as northeastern city of had been on the 2nd the last day of his trip to the country. 14 defended a trade expo in the city which is near the russian border and has historical ties to the country. 14 stop that is meant to underscore the economic cooperation between the 2 nations. and the presidents, reaffirmed the nor limits bought the ship. i mean drawing tensions with the rest. a john is 5 been pressed by, he's in badging. he told me what the new in ties between russia and china means. yeah, that's the typical of wake language. but from my understanding, i mean, china officially doesn't form any alliances because it rejects the concept. but

what we're seeing right now between a china and russia is a very close to an alliance. both sides have also said that they want to support each other in quote, interest. they have signed a lot of the joint agreements in beijing that range from infrastructure to a n a g d o it's, it's cetera. but to really understand this partnership, i think we should not only look at the correct method code benefiting from each other. the economic types, i think what types of countries together is also the strategic goals that they have named be undermining the western world or the. and we just have to look at the timing of a put into a visit. i mean, just when separately european head of states were talking to see think ping a couple of weeks ago to attempt to reduce the support it to with russia. and also at a time when russia is, you know, i'm starting a big of offense in the, in it and do crating. that's exactly when um, seizing ping roads out the red carpet for putting in the aging. and you've been most so of putting visits uh at the happy institute of technology and university

that has close ties to the defense industry and to the ministry in china. so i would say that is really a very strong commitment by china that it gets to wrestle. you were talking about the gold interest. so i showed by the back, let's talk about trade. because russia's trade with china has searched above 26 percent in the last year alone. how important is a trade relationship with china for russia? so yeah, much more important than vice versa. so russia is the junior partner, russia is increasingly depending on the chinese market. i think, you know, the importance of imports that russia gets from china, 40 percent already from china, and i think the 30 percent of russian exports go through. so i know that gives you an idea. so it is really important. i think russia needs china to account to west and sanctions and also it needs china for several um good stead of cannot get easily elsewhere. and it also includes uh, do use goods that uh, who needs quite uh, building up the military defense space. and actually this,

um uh, partnership it's really, really transform rusher. i think probably put the kids to come, you can already see that to you in china. now the number of russians visiting paging and also living he is really increasing. they are a 5 to 5, it's direct flights between the aging and most co i'm and so it is really very fundamental change. and 14 is also timesheet for a proposal for ending the board and ukraine want us to. so for chinese base plan look like what i think there's really nothing new because um china already presented the piece plan a long time ago and it is really very awake. i mean it's, it's really good on paper, but that's no action that you could really take from that. at least that was the consensus among many european head of states and all of i guess, also by ukraine. because what i'm a china once is to negotiate on the terms of russia, basically beck's russia's legitimate security claims, what it says, and it only criticizes the u. s. so i would say um, it is not really

a neutral piece plan or leave it there for the moment. done this, i've been pressed by engaging. thanks so much. i of course, have now and some of the other headlines from around the world, the number of countries affected by quarter bleaching is growing. i made record ocean temperatures. bleaching has been recorded in 62 countries and territories since february 2023. scientists say that in the past year, around 60 percent of the world's reeves have experienced temperatures, which can cause bleaching and bulk kind of corruption in eastern indonesia has prompted a thought of these 2 issue. it's highest wanting a low level, rather than solving evacuated off the mount able get up to the 2nd consecutive day . indonesia sits on the tectonic belts known as the ring of fire. the volcano is one of indonesia, as most active thailand is well on its way

to becoming the 1st country in southeast asia to legalize same sex marriage. the most important title of both in the lower house of parliament was cleared in march . but even once this becomes law, all that i'm most charming just to come, the deputies get our boss is much less than a couple in bangkok who are hoping they will soon be able to get mounted in thailand and enjoy the same rights as any heterosexual. married couple, or they just want to be a family like any other. this is ariah, her wife harriet and the 5 month old daughter, the the to type women got married in the u. k. 7 years ago and have been waiting since then can finally type in not in the home country to. this would make things easier for you when we have a baby to get there. so you should get some benefit from from that home pendant you from her company, like uh, the park far education fee or do maybe call the park from the

company that she works for like a normal household, like uh, between man and woman. but for our, for us is woman and boom, and we cannot get that. currently only ariah is the legal guardian of their daughter. what harriet is the only official owner of their home, because they could not legally share the mortgage. as things are now. if harriet, where to leave the house to ariah in the event of her death, it would attract high inheritance. texas. the lower house of parliament is making moves to change all of that. it's past the marriage equality bill. the law still has to be approved by the senate and signed into law by the king. the us, the pop in has been fighting for this for many years. you know, when we talked about greater social acceptance, it didn't happen overnight. it's because l g

b t 2 plus individuals have refused to be suppressed and have continuously funding for their rights and them over time. young dom known. she is one of the most important representatives of civil society giving evidence of the continuing senate hearings on the matter. she says that the conservative pro military government that leads to thailand in the past, try to slow liberalization. but that and the when the few type parts, which is now in power, was one of the major parties who included marriage equality. and it's campaign from ariah and harry adult, a mistake that the bill will become low. and there are also hoping for further changes. the bill will only concern marriage, the legal terms father and mother will not be affected kindly. one of the women has to register as father to that daughter. they fear this legally, res zone does not give them full parental rights. it will be good if,

if the know 1st law is passed for part it seems like manage and then the pad institute, the kid can become later for the whole that that to be became very easy to it. yes . that may take longer, but they wait for the equal marriage act seems nearly over. the law will coming to force $120.00 days after the king signs it. then the 2 will have the big party they've always dreamed of and get married again. join now from bank of by looked up a young un further on. she is a human rights associates. i'd be active as group $4.00 to $5.00 rights worker at 1st of all, this bill student has to be able to send it to and be signed by the king. is there any doubt that it's going to be bossed into law? i thank you so much for having me here today. i think it's very much

likely that the bill will pass the se date in the upcoming months and then being signed in the real cause that by the king the company to like the senate committee currently working on the bill is really composed of civil society sick to us and, you know, people who've been fighting for this bill and they're trying so hard to make this feel like the very the best ad, final version of this bill before us of the back. so i think we don't see a me, i'm a very major challenge at this moment when it comes to passing that saying it's house and how significant the moment is this faulty statement society, i'm especially for as you'd be taking people. oh for sure. this, you know, the legislation of l g b t to i, matt rich, the marriage quality, the bill. you would definitely raise the awareness about attributed to why it issues in the, in the society. and also setting a very solid stage for advancing either a to be to i writes in thailand,

i think it will be a very firm step towards full recognition of the right. so that to be t. i people that including parenting, any hesitant rise. and also when i killed cat a consent as little as equals social rise and other benefits that's kirundi enjoyed bytes is picture of sexual couples with the society. and also, um i the, you know, as you particularly related bills like gender recognition bill is in line for parliamentary cuz of the origin to so i think this bill will open out for those kinds of opportunity to come up inside society. so overall, a positive development stand, but i've just turned in the report that i concerns about the terminology used in the wedding of the new law. can you tell us a bit more about that? she was sure. so like the, the principal of the law at this moment, what we already have kind of succeeded in trying to include is to chase the

a very, tend to time in order to all man and woman into individuals and husband and wife and to spouse. the so the size end on util, terms, but there are still a bit of concerns where it comes to the word mother and father, which i think needs to be changed into a march and a neutral woods i have written. so that's the flights that we are still fighting for, and we hope that we are able to, you know, flood the revised this and maybe future occasions of the amendment of the bills of time on already it has laws banning discrimination of agenda identity and the sexual orientation it is also seen as one of the issues most energy b t q plus friendly nations. why do you think ties of so much more tolerant than other ation societies? um i think we see a kind of open lea level of tolerance for our duplicate u i in, in silent at the moment it may be like

a very cultural things for what type people. but then on the, i would say that to look at it very critically. on the self best level, we might see that there are more liberal accept peasants harlan's. but i will also say as an insider that we are still there. so a lot of indirect discrimination to what so to be to, to i people entire society to so while this country may seem that i haven't for a to be to, i've got poles and i'll probably be to i people in general like more. i still suffering from like all the rights and protection for them. yeah. so it's, it's, it's a fight that we've been fighting for. um, even though it seems like we're may be like, um, maybe like better you know, better comparing to other countries. but i think it's still a long way to go to brands for any price low to b, t i people rights activist and hooked up on your end proud on in bank call. thanks

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