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despite a record number of new infections pakistan starts easing its coronavirus lockdown. and the crowded virus spreads and colombia's crowded prisons parent anger a sturdy percent of inmates and one jail are in fact. forces loyal to libyan war largely for our have fired dozens of rockets into tripoli only functioning airport it's believed a civilian plane at the airport was hit has been trying for months to take control of the libyan capital but his attempts have been repelled by the u.n. recognized government let's go to tripoli now my head is live there with the latest what else will be learned since this happened. well lou schiller the. operation a military counter offensive facebook page has just posted that that's the

counter offensive led by the government of national accord to defend tripoli from house to us forces has just posted that one civilian has being killed in these attacks and he also mentioned that. forces targeted the made to get airport and other. areas near the capital city center with more than 80. rockets we can still see smoke rising from i'm 80 get airport until now and the civilians there in the vicinity of m 80 god is still in a state of panic they have been terrorized by the explosions the multiple explosions over the past few hours many of them had to leave their homes but meanwhile the ministry of health has been calling on all civilians in the vicinity of m 80 gear port to stay at home some civilians inside are made to get airport to

have reported that it one is civilian plane is on fire to do this multiple explosions and as you know the shell that matey get airport is the only operational airport functioning in the capital tripoli and it has been targeted so many times the white house has forces rockets and even some cases by air strikes many times maybe more than 100 times since have to us forces launch a dis military offensive to take control of the capital tripoli it seems that have to us forces do not respond do not listen to the. international calls for a deescalation as you know that deal late edition support the mission in libya along with many other international organizations have been calling on how to us forces

to frane from targeting it is then yes and civilian facilities but as you know that has to do not seem to be responding to these calls this attack on. ports comes only 2 days after the health of us forces at tack on the areas where there are the fish and italian embassies killing get 3 people or have it the way it is there from tripoli number of banking in. russia has reported more than 10000 new cases a day over 19 for a 7 straight days it is the 5th highest number of cases in the world says task force also said 104 more people have died bringing national death toll past $1800.00 m.p.h.'s has its experiencing to late at the time it and while russia is marking the 75th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war but large scale public events obviously postponed because of the pandemic or producer oksana brown joins

me now from moscow so tell us what the commemorations have been like considering there drastically scaled down from what they would have there. yes moscow looks very unusual for this big big day for russia its hopes and empty this was supposed to be a big showcase event for russian president vladimir putin many world leaders were invited some of them considering actually to come like french president and you know crown but as epidemics start to grow and russia in march the kremlin had to make a very difficult difficult decision to cancel them for a day and all the mass events now these victory day celebration is a very big thing for kremlin and a big support for it and let him or putin is having some tough time now 'd as the recent poll shows that his regime approvals numbers all the time low and the

economy is deteriorating so now the celebrations and you have to because it's proved to which means that parade didn't happen but we had them every inch of a show of that 47 russian cities including moscow and this big massive event called immortal regiment which brings out to the streets hundreds of thousands of people annually could carry portraits of their relatives who died in the world war 2 'd also happening online like to put in gave a speech today to the nation 'd saying that 'd 'd this times. russians should stay together and in this 'd they do they're invincible. 'd 'd so let's talk about what is happening specifically with the pandemic oksana and these numbers there's been more than 10000 new cases a day for 7 straight days what is russia's plan what are they doing what are the types of restrictions that they're putting in place to hopefully get a handle on this. growing

and the figure some growing all across the country. russian president nevertheless say that the country should very gradually start releasing the restriction measures because the ecb economist simply content hold it any much longer so there should be some movement but all the regions will have to make their own decisions when they're going to implement that depending on the situation there now moscow is the worst hit in the country about $100000.00 cases of coffee that actually registered here and believe that in reality it might be 3 times more than that and he prolonged the self isolation regime for moscow right till the end of spring so everyone has to stay home and take your coats if they want to travel by public transport wear face mask in public places but at the same time he allowed industries and construction sites to work how that go into the fact that madame

except to say but what the other regions will decide is also a question because their situation is just about to start getting worse accounts on the ground with the latest there from moscow sana thank you. the delicate balance between keeping people healthy and protecting the economy is playing out in pakistan the government has started lifting lockdown measures just as the number of daily infections soars there are 1500 more cases reported in pakistan on saturday bringing the total to more than $27000.00 if there is the economy could be slipping into recession or has the latest on the capitalism. there's a lot of confusion here because the prime minister. and markets remain closed. down. and if. however during the morning we have been opening up

a. great point there traders. they should listen to the prime minister or the administration now the government decided to go in for you. because of the heavy pressure on the economy. really have different. a living difficulty made by the government. and it will be important sort of effect. on the. $7000.00 already. despite the fact. that government had gone into are down. and even going to gauge them all the. markets have been

reopened and now everybody. south korea's mayor has ordered all bars and clubs closed over concerns the virus could be spreading and so. businesses specifically in seoul a country has began relaxing so social distancing measures after a drop in cases but gatherings and entertainment venues have now been banned after new clusters of infections were linked to some bars and clubs thousands of the news have now shut their doors south korea has reported more than 10000 cases it's going to difficult hala who is in hong kong what also we know about these new restrictions that certainly show on friday the health ministry had recommended bars nightclubs and other such venues to refrain from operating across the country but as you said on saturday souls' mayor took it one step further essentially shuttering all bars clubs and entertainment venues where

there would be massive gatherings now this is because on thursday man tested positive coronavirus for corona virus and it was revealed that on may 1st on the night of may 1st since i'm a seconds he had gone to about 5 clubs and bars now may 1st and may 2nd was during a long holiday weekend and people across the country were in the capital enjoying the easing of restrictions in the country and so now it's believed that kids are now in new cases across the country from that particular cause cluster so far about 40 have been identified but the prime minister says that they are going to try and trace people connected to that cost and it could be as many as 1500 people that they need to test to show. feeling a concern that the government to let its guard down too soon.

you know show south korea had a very different approach in february it was the epicenter of the coronavirus only 2nd to china with a number of new cases they managed to bring it down through aggressive testing aggressive quarantining making it very easy for people to test and to contain people but they never actually issued a lockdown but they did it restrict operations in places where there would be mass gatherings such as bars pubs religious places churches temples etc but people and that seemed to have worked so towards the end of april cases came down in fact in may the number of new cases started drilling though there were only a few cases every day in the single digits so they decided that they were going to even lift these measures due to the fact that they didn't want to impact the economy too much and people were getting tired of social distancing and so on the weekend of may 1st that they started easing those restrictions and that was around

the time where this 29 year old man had visited these parson and pubs and essentially started this cluster the sense now is there is a sense that this could be a lesson or a test case for many other countries which are opening up countries like germany which had a similar trajectory to south korea china hong kong which is also opening up this week and there's a sense that perhaps people should still be social distancing and even though the numbers may have gone down the danger would not have gone away richelle ok to the gopalan there in hong kong thank you. so at on al jazeera reports threats watch out in force of fiction beneath the shiny veneer of saudi arabia's planned legacy. and we tell you why the u.s. blocked a u.n. security council resolution on the pandemic.

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watching out to syria let's recap the top stories right now libyan war the forces have attacked tripoli's only functioning airport with at least 30 rockets it's believed a civilian plane was hit and civilian has been killed off are spent trying to take control of the capital for a year now russia has reported more than 10000 new cases a day of kogan 1000 for a 7th straight day that has that that dyess number of cases in the world and his task force also said 104 more people have died from the national death toll past 800 and pakistan is short of lifting lockdown measures even as the number of daily

infections reaches a new high there are fears over the state of its economy that is slipping into recession. a prominent member of the saudi royal family has reportedly been detained by authorities in saudi arabia human rights watch says prince vias all been a. was detained at the end of march and hasn't been heard from sense is the son of the late king abdullah and the former head of the country's red crescent society so you've already been condemned internationally for a spate of arrest targeting prominent people abilities i'm wired as a human rights activist who joins us via skype from dublin we appreciate your time very much so what do we know about what do you know about. thank you for much of 1st of all i want to get to have the bigger picture to the whole yes so the arabia is an absolute monarchy where princes or of the royal family. it's like

a racist regime where they have some privileges that other people's on top so when somebody who is a son of the king go and disappear and this is not the 1st case out of the order flow that means that when you go to the normal people under like the pioneer of the law i am at now by them prison a couple of days ago because he wasn't treated right and medically and the same hand he's been there i'm a good set man is what we get new york a big city where he's spending 500000000000 dollars were sold these are suffering from property and the people who are living in saudi arabia don't have as some of them of for example from the rohingya. quatermain we would have been living there for 30 years and they don't have a power or a national chair at that so when we broke about the protests this princes were held and ritz carlton at the beginning. all the people like it can you imagine any

country where a corrupt person would go and be held in a hotel they were all empty until to put the man this is. well this is an example that screams that there is a problem in saudi arabia it's a socialist at that was as attack a study for the symmetric rain where we were we were brought in the south to some of the issues you're talking about but what else can you tell us specifically about this press. all the princes. he was talk some different positions. he used to be close when there's a tradition in saudi arabia when your brother is the king like what happened to my medusa man you get a lot of problems so at a certain point before one hamad bin said might come. the sons of king abdullah are used to how about a power that's what i meant when someone have attacked them all of them. some of them are suffering more than the others because of their stance in the prison and we have to be clear this kind of leaking and this kind of operation it's not 100

percent. you can't be sure of what's happening and better present lack of law and lack of transparency in that project but at the end of the day this prince or any other of the 10 percent they are suffering a great unjust this and this should be highlighted ok exactly and that. the knowledge he and this big family like you have thousands of them you told me it doesn't matter but it shows how will our lack of responsibility mohammed wilson and health check so close it's on hunt ok until it's all a deal adela sais i thank you so much for joining us and i appreciate you for highlighting these issues thank you. but the death of a prominent tribal leader and saudi arabia has thrown the spotlight on tensions over the kingdom stay megacity project a deal where he was shot by security forces 3 weeks ago after refusing to give up his home to make way for that planned city and antle concerns are mounting about

the project as well as some of the age of 8 has more. this is when saudi officials reported 300 over the body of a blow to his tribe his family denies the official narrative that up to him was a terrorist who was killed after opening fire at security forces. and in videos uploaded on the internet he complained that he was being asked to leave his ancestral land a rare public defiance to a royal decree. that if. i am from out of here i but where mohammed bin solomon wants to build his new neon projects so many villages have started the phases of displacing people in this area these are sort of houses surveyed start forcing people to leave their houses of course the people here are all rejecting this and refusing displacement i'm still not sure with the muslims a welcome to be here or not the tribe in northwest in the blue province is in the part of a mega project called neil mm

a $500000000000.00 city to be built from scratch on the picture rescue at sea and of the regime said he was standing in its way. this is when he was killed for refusing to comply in a shootout with security forces. the saudi crown prince is ambitious vision 2030 and the construction in the new york project it snags since its announcement in 2017 satellite images of pain by al-jazeera sure that in the last 3 years just a few royal palaces have been built the small airport for private planes is far from the grand junction promised in the marketing campaign 3 years ago. activists say there is major corruption involved to a degree which transfers land to mohammed been sold man that's then bought by the saudis state for naomi and the people of the land are evicted the confiscation of the land will not be stopped the g.m. will take them and it will effect to be able to destroy their houses but there is

no and i was no financial ability to build and was not able to convince international investors to put money in this region since and since the killing of casualty most of the international companies. decided not. not to come in such arabia and and and the best in any project so neither the region can sponsor it's not going to be sponsored by international investments the kingdom is likely to borrow 58000000000 dollars to balance its budget and with record low oil prices additional finances for ambitious projects are unlikely. progress and a failure to attract investment was before the coronavirus pandemic and the global economic slowdown if that doesn't change the prince's dream could remain just that osama bin job made there. many questions remain about a failed coup attempt in venezuela 2 former u.s. servicemen accused of attempting to overthrow the government have yet to appear in

court among 31 people charged with terrorism conspiracy and other crimes c.n.n. has the latest in a venezuelan security forces continue combing the countryside arresting more alleged conspirators from sunday's ill fated armed incursion so far they've captured $31.00 people including 2 american excell jews all of them have now been charged with terrorism conspiracy weapons trafficking and more says prosecutor general that it william sab you want me to get over it but likewise i want to underline that arrest warrants have been requested for 22 other individuals for the venezuelan citizens one who is a friend on and serve you know verga and the u.s. citizen jordan good dro. conspicuously missing from the list was opposition leader who is all who in the government calls the ringleader of a plot to oust president nicolas maduro. that may have something to do with this tweet from the u.s. national security council it says the united states is closely monitoring any

potential threats to the safety and security of a legitimate leader one by the law then as well as government boasts that it knew every detail of the incursion before it happened and with good reason. that the plan had been devised by cleveland a former chavis ally indicted by washington for drug trafficking who turned on model and then fled to colombia there he hooked up with jordan good role a former u.s. green beret and c.e.o. of a security company called silvercorp it's something 100 hours in october they presented a plan to why they ought to overthrow my little the opposition leader allegedly signed a preliminary agreement but then broke it off why the law denies it but that wasn't the end of it in late march announced that he was behind an arms cache to help overthrow mother little the colombian police had inadvertently stumbled upon days later i was extradited to the united states but not before revealing more details

if the very moment i think the weapons belonged to the venezuelan people are used in an incursion into the out of here the region men have been training to liberate venezuela why those political strategist in miami one close 7 dawn who is now wanted by the government for treason claims that was a double agent because he was traded from the beginning. and he was related to this idea. so they would have felt really worried. he suggests a jordan good drill knew it would fail i mean for even use of these greats in this might. be. used in a sort of beatrice that enos and ascended to a suicidal mission. and the stage and the stage at the end of it is

really. paid to what was going to pay whom how much is $1.00 of the many missing pieces of this puzzle at this stage there's no hard evidence that nicholas schmidle staged the incursions to implicate his enemies only the nagging question of why the plan went ahead even after it had become public knowledge you see in human al-jazeera but on protests in anger in the u.s. state of georgia over the killing of an unarmed black man police arrested 2 suspects on thursday after a public outcry and 2 months after the shooting so now really it is the hunt. the black man and his razor demanding justice for 25 year old a model operator who was shot and killed in february its mother says that he was out jogging in suburban brunswick the 2 suspects who are white men were charged with murder this week they told police they thought he was a burglar police have said there could be more arrests in the case and ited states

has blocked efforts by the u.n. security council to adopt a resolution calling for a global ceasefire during the pandemic washington objected to the language in a motion referring to the world health organization agency's role in the global crisis as a subject of a growing dispute between the world's 2 major economies that the magic of our time space has more. stonier the current president of the security council invited other members to an unofficial meeting to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the war in europe speak 945 also marked the birth of the united nations and the multilateral system but it's a system that many believe has failed to respond in a unified manner to cope with 19 it's now 6 weeks since the u.n. secretary general made this call the fury of the vials illustrates the folly of war that is why today i am calling for an immediate global ceasefire in all corners of the world it is time to put armed conflict on lockdown and focus together on the to

fight of our lives. in the weeks since then an unseemly battle behind the scenes with the security council unable to agree on the words of a resolution to back the secretary-general school after president trump said he would cut future funding to the world health organization u.s. negotiators blocked any reference to the w.h.o. in the resolution while china threatened to veto any resolution that didn't mention it this latest version of the u.n. draft resolution includes compromise language instead of the references to world health organization it talks about the united nations and its specialized health agencies in reality there's only one of those and it is the w.h.o. negotiators thought they have the agreement of both choice and the u.s. to this text but when senior trumpet ministration officials in washington surratt they objected taking us back to stage one deadlock james plays out 0 of the

united nations public health war is in a row have accelerated the development of a network of cycling lanes italian capital has created 150 kilometers of emergency bike lanes to give people more options to avoid public transport before the pandemic the existing pathways were not connected and the network was expanding slowly. to the headlines right now on al-jazeera i mean warlord the have tars forces have attacked tripoli's only functioning airport with dozens of rockets at the latest civilian plane was hit neighborhoods nearby have also been under attack the government says one person has been killed and they don't tell ahead as they are with the latest. we can still see smoke rising from

airport until now and. indivisible matey god is still in a state of panic have been to arise to buy supplies multiple explosions over the past few hours many of them had to leave their homes but meanwhile the ministry of health has been calling on all civilians in the vicinity of them a.t.v. airport to. russia has reported more than 10000 new cases a day of covert 19 for a 10th straight 7th straight day pardon me it's the 5th highest number of cases in the world are says task force also said 104 more people have died. pakistan is short of lifting lockdown measures as the number of daily infection reaches a new high or fears over the state of the economy that is slipping into recession. souls' mayor has ordered all bars and clubs closed after new clusters of infections

are linked to some of their businesses the country had been relaxing social distancing measures after a drop in cases a prominent member of the saudi royal family has reportedly been detained by authorities in saudi arabia human rights watch says prince. was detained at the end of march and hasn't been heard from sense he's a son of the late king abdullah and the former head of the country's right crescent society saudi authorities have been condemned internationally for a spate of arrest targeting prominent people there's been protests and anger in the u.s. state of georgia over the killing of an unarmed black man so you know really it is only one. like many i mean traitors are demanding justice for 25 year old moderate who was shot and killed and february ways arrested 2 suspects 2 white men on thursday after a public outcry and more than 2 months after the shooting. so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera there's a news bulletin at the top of the hour in the meantime over to counting the cost i

care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy national security is very much a political impounds here's the flick how do we illustrate it are we telling a good story will people get what we're trying to do here they're living outside in makeshift tents this is not the way any family wants to raise their children. and didn't take you into a place that you might not visit otherwise and to actually feel as if you were there. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week as the g $20.00 over the debt payment holidays of the world's poorest nations to fight the coronavirus

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