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a military crew and says her party will exist as long as people and the un says, well, remains at war with the corona. virus health ministers from around the world to assess the state of this i now there are growing calls for tough action against bearers. after diverted a passenger plane. it's accused of reporting a bomb threat in order to force subject to land and men's so that it could then detain and opposition activist. the move has been described as piracy and a shocking assault on civil aviation. several countries now one better route says space blocks, the u. k has already advised this airlines not to fly there. while european leaders will also be taking up the issue. they're meeting in brussels for plan summit, which has now been up ended by the force grounding of that ryan f flight. there are

holes for an investigation and also for functions to be imposed on. valerie poor brennan joins me now from london, where he's watching all of this unfold. pull the condemnation has been strong and swift. it has been really has been a flurry of diplomatic recriminations as well. bella written and bassett is across europe, finding themselves summoned to the host nations foreign ministries to be dressed down by ministers about the nature of this, essentially what's being characterized as a kidnapped by governments. across europe, this dissident journalist, i mean bella, ruth, is expelled lottery as ambassador to ministry leaving just a cat take in charge in the building. i never tell the asian lottery a has is expelling the belly root some bus as well. the, it's the has some of the reason i'm bus into the u. k. as so many dilution ambassador and dear opinion is summoning the bell or isn't envoy brussels as well

over all of this. but in the parliament, new u. k. parliament. britton's foreign minister dominic rod was asked about the potential involvement. busy of the kremlin and all of this, he said, well, it's too early to say, but he rather suspected that it's difficult to believe that this kind of action could be taken without at least the acquiescence of the authorities. in moscow, you can see how the diplomatic snowball really is rolling and bringing in wider and wider implications. and frankly, you wonder whether president lucas shanker all beller, is actually realized. perhaps the recriminations that he was going to face when he decided upon this course of action on sunday. the interception of ryan and flight 4978, is now a full blown international diplomatic crisis. salary, state media offense, president lucas shank personally ordered a military just to escort the passenger plane away from your roots and diverted to

minsk. it's an act with european leaders, have branded state sponsored piracy, and there is now intense pressure for stone response flight track, as sites shared the ryan our flight from athens to vilnius change course. just 2 minutes from the lithuanian border. bella luce traffic control had flagged a supposed bama le to the aircraft, then scrambled a fight, a jess to make doubly sure. the plane came to minsk, the target of the extraordinary intervention was this man, roman protests, of which, an opposition journalist and blogger, who fled dollars after president lucas shanker. claim victory and last august disputed election. fellow passengers on the plane, say he react to the interception 1st with disbelief and then resignation. one minute it was like twain to negotiate but nothing to do, but i feel that i didn't find him on real, something like that. the incident will dominate the summits of european leaders

gathering in brussels later on monday, nato will consider its response when it meets on tuesday. there are demands for yet more sanctions against lucas shanker and his closest officials, as well as coal, to suspend all transit from dollars in the you look, your shanker is sort of testing the, the tolerance of the you showing that he can get along with, even at the, at the background of the strange relations with the west and being under sanctions and condemnation. and his legitimacy is not recognized by you literature can still make this powerful moves prosecuted his opponents, even those who manage to escape route. alexander lucas shanker has been fellows president since 1994, a leader described in some quarters as europe's last dictator. the man who has a record of harshly repressing defense. if he is strongly supported by his ally, russia. he is playing the trump card thing that we together with

russia against the west, against the bunker senior paralyzed. and that's what he's playing. and he is playing this card in order to ensure a rush and supports russian money and russian influence in light of very mild and very teasing sanctions. i grew up in america, it's down and that 125 passengers departed from athens and only 121. arrived in vilnius lending credence to reports that protests of which had been followed onto the plane by bella bruce intelligence agents. the middle interception is looking less and less like an opportunistic act. more like a planned and coordinated snatch operation in the dilemma for the west is how to respond to that. and also to give russia's reaction to this. russia, obviously, an ally of the bell rings in president saying, shocked by the western reaction to it all and accused the west of hypocrisy. reminding us all of the 2013 diversion of the bolivian presidents aeroplane to

austria when it was believed at the time that the diffident, sorry, the whistleblower edward snowden was on board. here of course, wasn't russia said pop colon capital black with his nevertheless, that's not going to come down the heads of state and has the government who i mean shocked and appalled by what happened over the last 20 for us, pull brennan, they're following things for us. from london, thanks so much paul. while us secretary of state anthony rincon is traveling to the middle east days into the israel palestine cheese fire. president biden has said his quiet and relentless diplomacy helped and the conflict. but his administration is still facing growing criticism over its support for israel israeli attacks has killed 248 palestinians in gaza, while 13 people have been killed. and israel, as rockets were fired from casa brink and has twisted that he's trying to jerusalem ramallah, cairo, and amman. adding that the united states has engaged an intensive diplomacy to

bring an end to the still it is and reduce tensions. while there's also been a significant arab diplomatic activity on monday with the egyptian and jordanian foreign ministers meeting in amman to discuss the situation in the region. both have said it's important that both israel and palestine respect the cease fire agreement roof was egypt and george and we'll continue working together to keep an up put the legitimate rights of the palestinian people. we will ensure their creation of a palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital. the palestinian cause is central to the conflict and the people there have sacrificed. a lot of our international regional partnerships are important to create the proper atmosphere to resolve the issue. we learned about the prior to now is to coordinate and guarantee the truth is always respected and that there is no repetition of the israel violations that exploded the situation. i am once warning against the israel, seeds of chic shot is very unwanted because this will escalate matters again. the

issue over the illegitimate displacement of people must be dealt with and the international community must never allow that. the violations that alex a mosque must also stop to provide a canada james space has well, i think it's interesting vert, already before he's even got here and he'll be leaving in a matter of hours, you have got most of the people with the exception of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is going to be meeting having their own meetings ahead of it. they gyptian foreign minister going to amman, jordan, and then in the last couple of hours, going to ramallah to see president bass. and it seems that they are all trying to compare notes ahead of the us secretary state arriving to see what they can get from this. there was a call a short time ago from the us, from a senior administration official, a senior state department official. and that persistent question was about what

exactly the secretary state was trying to achieve. we know that he wants humanitarian aid into garza. we know they want to try and find a mechanism to rebuild. garza very concerned. certainly the u. s. as is the israelis about any reconstruction material that goes into garza being used to rebuild tunnels. but the big question is whether they're going to go beyond that and rebuild some sort of piece process where they're going to actively restart negotiations between the israelis and palestinians. negotiations that haven't been taking place for a very long time. the senior official repeatedly batted away. those questions said the focus is on the seas for sticking and keeping. making sure the c spa stakes home in raw, there's been a stabbing attack and occupied east jerusalem. these really forces say the attacker has been killed, one soldier has died and another one is injured. and run con has more now from that

goes, well there was a stabbing incident not far away from where i'm standing on the bar left road outside the national police headquarters to soldiers was stopped by palestinian man . he's really police say the man stop, the soldiers was neutralized for that reason. he was shot dead. it's only adding to the atmosphere and the tension in occupied history. islam in the last 15 minutes was over sirens. lots of police cars raced by plus army vehicles out on the street . but let me show you what that tension looks like in reality. the border guards, the israeli police, that you can just see questioning a man in orange. they've come out of the board post by god post rather which is where they normally say they've come out in front of damascus gate. and what they doing right now is searching any palestinian under the age of $45.00. they weren't doing the earlier on in the morning. this is post the incident, they likely that they're going to be there for more of the day. and it's this kind

of thing palestinian say is something that makes life incredibly difficult. but clearly israel says, well, if they're all subbing incidence taking place, the security of all people is for most of the still ahead here on out there as well . talk court holds its 1st hearing on for one of the leaders of the judge, elite group is accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity and struggling to get on the property of how england's over he's a housing market is pushing prices algebra from many ah, ah, it's time for the journey to with sponsored by capital airways. hello right off the bat. we're going to start in the bay of angle where this disturbance has formed into a psychotic storm and it will continue to intensify over the next little while

windsor right now at a 130 kilometers per hour will become a very severe psychotic storm. that's equivalent to a low and category 3. hurricane, so we take it to state and stay project it landfall there's the eye of the storm is in north odessa state, but this will also have an impact for westbank gall. and this is very concerned because these are low line areas that could be inundated with up to $300.00 millimeters of rain. off to asia pacific, we do have a batch of rain moving across the korean peninsula. it's going to settle into the sea of japan and we have some heavy bouts of rain for taiwan. not good news when you consider the region is suffering, it's worse stroke and more than half a century. watch what happens on wednesday. we really see our plumb brain set up across the yangtze river valley. we'll have to shanghai by the end of thursday. we could see 75 millimeters of rain, high pressure for south korea and japan is wal, temperatures are running a bit above average. for example, in tokyo and for se,

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hello again. i'm associate hey and are home that's remind you about top stories here. the falla you need is, according to the sanctions on beller roof after what they say was the hijacking of a commercial airliner, a fake bomb threat for pain land. so an opposition journalist could be arrested. the secretary of state is departing for middle east tread from a c 5 between israel and palestine. washington has come to rebuild, called after israeli as strikes, left tens of thousands and has been a stopping attack and occupied east jerusalem. the israeli forces say the attack has been killed. one soldier has died and another as injury now ousted me and the lead on france. eugene has appeared in court for the 1st time since the february crew had lawyers who were able to meet with her for about 30 minutes so that she did appear healthy. she faces charges of incitement to sedition, violating,

violating state secrets and other offences. she's been in detention since her government was overthrown by the military jumper. at least 4000 other people are currently being held. well, david matheson is an independent analyst on nano. and he says to she has been targeted earlier, but this time young citizens are not likely to accept the military move here. i think she's probably at the same level of risk that she's paying for the park more than 30 years. i mean, we're entering the whole decade of this kind of military regression against or off that she's, she's been here before. it was 12 years ago that she was on trial to extend her how to rest order so that she couldn't run in the, in the election. i think this is a very dangerous game that the military client and i don't think many people in the country going to put up with them. and for at least many people, they will rally around on that and, and other leaders of the day and not put up with it. and then the military

is going to all these other people in the country that a furious that they want to fighting back in any different way. in many respects, this is a much messy, a more complicated resistance to military rule than i think the capital, the both of the st and several and for many older people, supporters of the been through this before the party was made illegal and was subject great repression during the 900, not to them many members incarcerated and tortured and even an even keel. so for a lot of older support, this is a very good a date for this before. but for all the 1st time voters and others, the youngest supporters of the day, they're going to say that's what it is, which is a nice paragraph on the part of the motor discredit on sensitivity and the body. and i don't think people will now moving on and a suspect accused of war crimes ensued on stuff for conflict has appeared before the international criminal court ali, i'm know rahman is charged with that he won counts of crimes against humanity

including rape and the killing of civilians he was a leader of the judge read militia when not war began in 2003. the ethnic conflicts between various groups killed 300000 people and displaced 2000000. the evidence shows that mr. abdullah man was a knowing, willing and energetic perpetrator of these crimes. he played a crucial role leading attacks, committing murderous ordering, other murderous, the victims of the suspects, crimes, countless and their suffering. immense. the pain inflicted on the victims of these crimes persists while a nice kepler is an associate director with the international justice program at human rights watch. and she says, while this case is significant, other key players must also be brought to justice. this is such an important moment

for people in dar 4 who have had no accountability for widespread crimes committed across dar for they've waited more than 15 years to me any moves towards justice and seeing the job to leader alley crocheted in the job in the hearing to see that the case goes to trial, that's what the judges will be assessing today. whether this week, whether or not there's sufficient evidence that the prosecution is put forward, is a truly important moment for those who suffer the crimes to have access to just se, but let's not forget that today's case and the proceedings in today's case are one piece of a larger puzzle and i'm thinking here of the out standing fugitives, former president and omar bashir and 3 others who are still stopped by the international court to face charges for dark work crimes as well. and we are

looking to the student is authorities to transfer those remaining suspects to the international work. iran has told the un nuclear watchdog, it will extend a monitoring deal with the agency for a month. the 3 months deal agreed back in february was set to end this month and around and told the regulator it would no longer have access to data from some of its nuclear facilities. once that agreement expires, the equipment and the verification and monitoring activities that we agreed will continue ass. now us, they are now for one month, expiring. then on a june 24, 2021. while there's been another unprecedented twist in the political crisis, gripping the pacific island nation of some law, the leader of the opposition fast party has been sworn in his prime minister during ad hoc ceremony that her rival says was unconstitutional. alexia bryan reports.

sienna, not only matter of her, took the oath of office and attained outside samo parliament. she was due to be sworn and inside the 100 nations, 1st female prime ministers, but was locked out by the parliamentary speaker. the head of the legislative office locked the building. so that we could the extra decide the supreme court ordering parliament to reconvene the chief justice and fellow judges joining a march to the building concerned to the rule of law wasn't being followed by will also kept out. and that's because this man care take your prime minister to l. i. s i lily. malia linger oil, he's been in office for 22 years. this the ceremony was unconstitutional. at this time, there was only one governor of the castilian governess,

but 2 is also refusing to be sworn in saying a part in some way constitution covering the number of women and parliament hasn't been observed. analysts say it's because he doesn't have the numbers to lead. i would say that it's what the nice thing aspects of the constitution to maintain power. there was a free fair and transparent election that happened in mind. april and member of the parliament were elected. the people spoke and democracy was absurd. it just hasn't been carried out. cma says she went ahead with the swearing in as she has the numbers she needs. and because parliament must search within 45 days of the election, monday was the last day. the power struggle began when female, who was once to allay as deputy broke ranks and started a new party criticising her former baath 5 months. this daughter of the 1st prime minister of san juan. wow. with 3 of them,

politicians was able to get the support of diaspora, but also found one's across the nation. the outcome will affect not only samo stability, but also its relationship with china. with vienna, promising to scrap $100000000.00 port project backed by beijing pacific neighbors, a watching closely, we hold a huge amount of trust in fight and the institutions and some are in the judiciary and the democracy and of course, and the outcome that the election delivered and alco would simply be for all of those things to be upheld many and urging the rival parties to come together and find a way out if it's unprecedented constitutional crisis. like sir bryan algebra in the world is at war against code. the 19, now the declaration from the head of the united nations,

antonio terrors was addressing health ministers from all over the world who are taking part and a virtual world health assembly. the session is expected to focus on post pandemic reforms. all the world health organizations chief also says it's time that global lead a step up and make bold decisions to try to prevent another pandemic from happening again. if we gone the same old way, we will get the same old result, a world that unprepared, unsafe and unfair. make no mistake. this will not be the last time the world faces the threat of bundle. this is the moment for bold ideas, bold commitment, and bold leadership for doing things that have never been done before. well, john hall is following that meeting for us from london. he says, ministers have been criticizing the unequal distribution of vaccines. dr. ted

austin, to an extent secretary general good terrace, as well in those comments, pointing to the sort of wide appointed purpose of this w h o assembly gathering of a 194 members its annual assembly in this the, in this case this year. the purpose is reform, namely to pick up on 3 independent investigations that have collectively. so to pointed the finger at the w h. o, in its response to the pandemic saying it was too slow that it was inefficient. that member states didn't coordinate sufficiently with one another member statements. institutions themselves were woefully under prepared and evidence for that is in the vaccine shortages around the world that w h o. 's own kovacs initiative aimed at getting doses to the developing world is very low on supply because the serum institute in india, its chief supplier, has stopped exporting vaccines so that it can deal with the situation in india specifically. and this talk over the next 9 days of the member states coming up

with the so the bones of a global pandemic treaty for future pandemic, specifically to deal with these sorts of problems. but mr. ted ross having to deal with the situation as it is his call going out to member states to particularly the rich world who hoarded vaccine doses, to hand them over as quickly as they can to kovacs. and for vaccines suppliers to commit up to 50 percent of their production in the coming year to kovacs and to the developing world. or india has now become the fed. countries has to pass more than 300000 crib in 1900 deaths. there are fears that the number may actually be even higher, because many deaths are not being counted. its been struggling to control another wave of infections. a major shortage of vaccines is forcing several states to go alone and seek doses from abroad. and japan has now opened its 1st mass vaccination centers. ahead of the tow carolyn picks in just 2 months time. it's racing to not clate thousands of elderly people as it battles. a 4th wave of infections. some

government buildings in tokyo have been converted to accommodate the demand. now the proxy market in london is booming. the spice a downturn in the british economy due to this, pandemic. prices are being driven up that economists a warning of a market crash. new banker reports now from london in the latest of our series on the rising cost of housing. choosing west london, one of the case most desirable areas. the economy may have nosedive during the pandemic, but the housing markets booming with the number of sales at their highest since records began on the market. there's 3 and a half $1000000.00 home. remote working normalized during the pandemic means the sellers no longer need to be in the capital for work. i'm any bias looking for more space, especially outside. so 880000 transactions is what the government data is anticipating for march 2021. and that's the highest level on record since the they

record the data from 2005. so it's, it's miles above what we, what we typically see. the average across the last 16 years has been sac 80000 transactions a month. the housing market is so important to the nation's economy, that the british government simply couldn't let it fail, which is why it introduced a property tax holiday, allowing buyers to save thousands of dollars on purchases. buyers was, are allowed to take 95 percent mortgages from banks and lending agencies. the problem is in cities such as london, they simply owned enough houses with the kind of space, especially gardens that people now want. and we've seen house prices go up steadily by several $1000.00 every month. according to recent findings, most people in the u. k. thing owning a home is more important than getting married or early retirement. for the countries, no exception. house prices have risen in many big western cities,

fueled by a mix of low interest rates, land shortages and construction that cannot keep up with demand. when the british government cove at 19 support scheme, such as the property tax holiday come to an end, the next few months, the bubble worn economists who 1st house prices now higher than they've ever been before in it's not a stable positions that we're now in particularly given that the half of the holiday from stamp duty is time limited, people know when it's going to stop. so when it stops that may trigger a quite a significant reaction, particularly as the economists service as well. the overheated markets also push prices well beyond the reach of many, especially 1st time buyers. for the past 20 years, prices of our pace, the rise in average earnings, despite the current surge and sales that just simply aren't enough. affordable

houses available from any buyers owning a home is rarely felt quite so insecure. the fall, al jazeera london, well in the final installment of our series on rising house prices, we look to the united states, low income families, they're now being priced out of the market. and a shortage of building materials is exacerbating the problem in what's not on tuesday. right here on algebra. max mosley, the former head of formula, ones governing body has died at the age of 81. the son of a prominent fascist politician. mosley had careers as a racing driver and a lawyer before becoming definitely a president in 1993. he served 3 times before stepping down in 2009. he'd been suffering from camp. ah. hello there. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines you need is calling for

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