be the hero, the world o washer. in the european leaders, consider consequences for batteries after a passenger plane is forced to land at an opposition activist is detained. the me i learned taylor, this is al jazeera life from london, also coming off on a diplomatic mission, the u. s. sexual fate, head to the middle east as a federal sees far between israel and palestine continues to hold. for the 1st time since the horrors of the da for conflict and alleged maliciously to faces war crimes charges at the i. c. c. and her 1st quarter parents since the military takeover after me and molly the on,

she is defiant. ah, hello, there are great calls for tough action against better roost. offered diverted a passenger plane than detained. an opposition activist on board has been described as an active state piracy, and a shocking assault on civil aviation unit is a calling for sanctions. dr. beller is used to fight a jet to force the playing ground in misc and arrested. an opposition been the russian activist who run and report the interception of ryan flight 4978 is now a full blown international diplomatic crisis. the footage of passengers different barking in mint fronting european leader to describe it. a state sponsored piracy and the official announcement, the president lucas shank, who personally ordered the plane to be diverted, has provoked a flurry of diplomatic repercussions at the highest level. of least you leaders

gathered in brussels. there will be a very strong focus on the authority in except the hijacking of a ryan their flight. by, by level authorities, there will be a very strong answer because it is a range of behavior, intuition going to be. she didn't have to understand that this will have severe consequences. the thing that's i'm rhetorics and vocal expression past. it's all where we need clear actions in order to change the pattern of behavior of they said a dangerous regime. flight track is sites shared the ryan our flight from athens to vilnius, changed course, just 2 minutes from the lithuanian border. bella roost at traffic control had flagged a supposed bama le to the aircraft, then scrambled a fight just to make doubly sure. the plane came to minsk, the target of the extraordinary intervention was this man, roman protested,

which an opposition journalist and blogger, who fled bella luce, after lucca shan coke claimed victory and last august disputed presidential election. the opposition candidate in that election was also force to flee into exile and is now urging an international consensus against lucas shanker. we have to build a broad college of countries, especially those effected in order to conduct a thorough investigation of the incidence. it's their important that won't betray us abroad to justice, including those village secret agents on the lane demands for yet more sanctions against lucas shanker and his coast officials, as well as coal, to suspend all flights and land transit from bella luce, into the you. some airlines are already diverting to avoid bella luce asked, face alexander lucas shanker, has been dollars president since 1994, a leader described in some quarters as europe's last dictator. the man who has

a record of harshly repressing descent, strongly supported by his ally, russia. he played a trump card thing that we together with russia, against the west, against the bunkers, in the pyrenees. that's what he's playing. and he is playing this card in order to ensure a russian support russian money and russian influence in light of very mild and very appeasing sanctions or grew up in america. it's now known that $126.00 passengers departed from athens. only 121 continued on from minsk to vilnius. lending credence to report that protest of which had been followed onto the plane by bella. ruth intelligence agents, the middle interception, looking less like an opportunistic impulse. a more like he planned and coordinated snatch operation, poll brennan, al jazeera room, unprotected which is reported to have said a death sentence is waiting for me here. as the plane descended into midst of

a jealous as a former editor and co founder of next to tv, a channel host, you don't telegram, which played a central role in organizing and coordinating pro democracy protest. last year, the platform publishes video publish videos of state violence and lead details of right police identified in look a shame because crackdown of defend progressive which fled bellows for poland in 20 . 19. it faces extremism charges, including organizing mass riots and inciting, social hatred. natasha butler, his life was from paris and social reaction we had from you leaders arriving at the summit. as the leaders arriving for the summer that was shed you too, for latest to talk about issues like coven 19 a climate change. but of course, talks will be absolutely dominated by the news of this diversion of the ryan as flights now, arriving the head of the council, sha,

michaux cooled the division of the plane a scandal. he said the lives of europeans had been put at risk. we also heard from the belgian p, m. calling for very swift and severe action at the thought this evening for you leaders as they try to formulate they were their response and also the head of the commission. lavonne de la and a calling this a hijacking. she said that leaders will come up with a package of sanctions, possibly in response to what has happened. this is really the actions open were really being seen as an affront to the european union, a particular front because this plane was flying between 2, you countries, lithuania and greece. ryan owned by another u member states. it's an irish company. so very much in the front of the you and you leaders, obviously furious. we have heard throughout the day several you lead to echoing the

same sentiments as on the line who called this hijacking. the polish prime minister said this was a case of state terrorism. and it was sort of measures against better is being discussed what from what we understand one of the main concerns on the table is civil aviation. what is going to happen if people cannot safely take flight from one part of the you to another? so some of you leaders are saying that perhaps airlines should no longer fly over bell of russian airspace in terms of the punishment that of being discussed and considered by you leaders. they are considering a barring the bell of russian national airline from landing in the u. airports and also barring any of ground control, transit links that would be off to the airline. normally, they're also looking at tough sanctions on some individuals in better russia.

tougher economic sanctions. but certainly something that the list, the way in prime minister was pushing a very much for and also want to learn said look, there is a package on the table from the you develop the package of 3000000000 years. it is ready to go for better us, but it will not be unfrozen until better us returns to democracy and allow the freedom of speech of both only leaders. also asking for the journal that was detained after that flight landed in meant to be free. there's a loss of anger, but some are saying will the functions be enough because already there are you sanctions on minks, but it's still carried out the diversion of this flight in defiance of both sanctions, but we know the experts are saying what is needed is a very robust response to send the message that this kind of action is simply not at all to be permitted or allowed. and you obviously do not want to send

a message based on that. you lead to the other countries who may be considering this kind of action and consider that flight some people traveling by playing passengers or in a way able to be targeted in this way. they're just about to thank you very much. indeed. a 6 year state entity blinking is traveling to the middle east for days into the israel palestine ceasefire years. president joe biden has said lincoln's diplomacy helped to stop the fighting, but the administration is still facing growing criticism or support for israel or different magic editor james bay's reports from occupied jerusalem. the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin is on his way to the region in an effort to submit the c spar, which ended 11 days of conflict. some of those secretary blinking will be meeting have been comparing notes ahead of his visit. here the palestinian president

mahmoud abbas with egypt and foreign minister summer shook free for president bass . this will be his 1st meeting with a senior us official for over 3 years after relations with the trumpet, ministration deteriorated badly. egypt foreign minister also represents a government trying to repair relations with the u. s. having played the leading role in brokering the c spar that ended the 11 day bombardment of garza, the gibbons where we hoping to improve relations with the biden administration, which had been shunning caro. now it is full cold nation and consensus between the present mahmoud abbas and tell ceasing in order to consolidate all means to reach the common goal, which is the establishment of the palestinians. we keen to support the palestinian people in the west bank and gaza strip to eliminate one of the palestinian people have been subjected to this. the show cree earlier met with his jo damian counterpart, amos for the foot jordan,

the custodian of the holy sites in jerusalem. one of its main concerns is what happens here in occupied east jerusalem. jordan is also seen large protest even, and stretches, gathering close to the allan b bridge. jordan's border with the west bank within sight of his railey security forces and one in latin sunny. the humane aggression by israel has been denounced by the world. we worked with the world in order to put an end to the violation regarding what's going on in jerusalem. would fuse and denounce if you all is really practices that are illegal that are against the 2 state solution. there are hopes that a new reconstruction mechanism can be set up to allow garza to be rebuilt. secretary, blinking has spoken of giving palestinians dignity and hope. there appears to be no current plan to restart peace negotiations to give them their own state. james bay's al jazeera, occupied east jerusalem,

as well as north star wave of mass arrests of palestinian era. israelis who took part in recent demonstrations, supporting palestinians and occupied east jerusalem and gaza passing. and campaigners of denounced the operation as a war against protested and activists. and my uncle has the details. these ready police have announced a major operation that is now currently underway to arrest hundreds of palestinian israelis. and that's worth reading you some of the statement. they say the operation is called law and order, and they say thousands of police and board of fighters last night, all over the country, arrested hundreds of people. now they say that this was in the wake of violent incidents of before than the state of israel in the past 2 weeks. and that's why they've launched the operation. now this comes off the back of 1500 palestinian israeli, that have all ready been arrested in the last 2 weeks. now they say that during the

day today, they arrested $74.00 people and more arrest will come in the coming days. but this is worrying activists, they said that the rest of taking place in over in nazareth and i'll go and go for yes, all over the country of israel. now here's the problem. the active is also very worried that it won't just be people who may have taken, taking part in public order. but it might just be people who are activists, people who want some sort of change in israel. they'll be worried that they will be rounded up as well, and they're very concerned about these arrest. i'm this major operation and gaza palestinians are trying to assess the economic cost of the conflict with israel. one business group estimates unemployment on the strip could have gone from 50 to 60 percent in a matter of days. and it's harry force. it reports from garza city. businesses of all sizes have been destroyed or heavily damaged. this was the foam

co mattress factory. its owners say it will be again, rebuilding has started but will take at least 5 months. last wednesday they say burning fragments from nearby israeli as strikes set this place ablaze. mohammed hurry says the fire took as long as 6 hours to burn out, causing $3000000.00 worth of damage and gaza. insurance doesn't cover war. they happened too often. there are 2 men of the girls we have. we don't have any material and it's also much entering and though we have no equipment or very few equipment, you know, basic equipment to operate with. and of course, this resulted in the unemployment of i don't 60 people next door to here is hummadi ceramics or at least pieces of it. this place was hit on the 1st night of the war. and not just once,

this is one of 4 direct hits. the owner tells me he says that there used to be a military workshop next door. he bought the land to prevent israeli attacks. his best guess is that the israelis were working to old information. in garz's main industrial zone, the hamas deputy economy minister tells me the israelis decided to attack businesses. you're firing position is protected by civilian areas and an infrastructure then doesn't how much some of the responsibility for that being in the firing line in return, i can see that as the movement they will hide on the civilians. guys that i really need to their objectives and they won't have any more objective to do so. that's why they start demolishing it. deliberate, the fully intentionally out of the facility, even before the war causes economy was in seemingly perpetual crisis years of siege

. compounded by months of cov, it unemployment was around 50 percent before the escalation on business group estimates. it's now up another 10 percentage points by had nimmo is one of those to have lost his job for the next few months. at least. he was a machinist at the mattress factory. ask him what he makes of the victory celebrations. the law head of the amount and all of this destruction the destruction of the factory. how did only benefit, i lost my job. i'm responsible for raising my children, who will feed them on monday. how much held a huge rally, mocking the sacrifice of the fighting men killed in this war. but as that of the sacrifice is shed all over, garza by people who had no part in the fighting will sit al jazeera, gaza suspect, accused of war crimes into dan's da for conflict has appeared before the international criminal court. for the 1st time alley man is charged with $31.00

counts of crimes against humanity, including rape and the killing of civilians. he was a leader of a government backed militia, known as the general weed. when the war began in 2003, the ethnic conflict between various on groups killed 300000 people and displaced 2000000. the evidence shows that mister 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. so to come on out his era, india's death toll from covered 19 climes and dr. say many fatalities on being recorded. a political crisis in the samo as the country's 1st female prime minister

is far from taking use of office in parliament. ah hello, their conditions are looking rather cool and unsettled for much of europe as we go into the next few days. there's quite a lot of weather on the way of central and northern parts. the u. k has seen a pretty wet months and that rain is going to continue on tuesday, particularly in scotland and across the eastern areas of england. but things will dry up as we go into wet and stay and temperatures are gonna edge back up to where we expect them to be. scandinavia is also set to, he's really wet weather. we got that band moving up through sweden and norway, bringing wet and windy weather, and that'll also affect parts of is stony as well. now, spain has cleared out,

we have quite a bit of wet weather there that moved across into italy and is now affecting parts of the balcony. as we go into wednesday, we could see some funder storms across romania as well. but for that sunny weather, we have to go to the south southern europe, seeing a lot of clear, fine weather greasing a lot of sunshine. 30 degrees in athens, similar story for turkey, and of course, the iberian peninsula. the rain has cleared, the sun has come through 26 in madrid, and by the time we get into a temperature will be picking up near the 30s with plenty of sunshine. the the world of high frequency share trading, exposed i had as engine that was basically trading. i couldn't last $30000000.00 as a terrifying experience. how artificial intelligence is raised for stakes and risks on the money markets. as markets go faster, faster,

we're opening up the possibility for an instability, for no, no use of money bought on our jessie ah ah, i remark top stories, young leaders across europe accusing batteries of hijacking and piracy over the forced landing of a passenger jet calling for tough sanctions after refuse to fight to get to ground the plane in minsk before arresting a better russian activist on board. to state secretary of state antony blink and is traveling to the middle east for days into the israel palestine cease. fire tension

is still high. palestinian man was shot dead after having 2 is ready. soldiers suspect, accused of war crimes and dawned for conflict as appeared before the international criminal court. for the 1st time, none is charged with $31.00 counts of crimes against humanity, including rape and the killing civilians. iran has told the united nations nuclear watchdog, it will extend its monitoring agreement with the agency for another month as towards continue resurrecting the 2015 nuclear deal. the 3 months agreed in february was about to expire. there were concerns that could jeopardize the talks in vienna. which are aimed at reinstating the 2015 nuclear deal under which iran agreed to limit nuclear program in exchange for relief from sanctions. 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, asked me, malia uncensored, she has appeared in court for the 1st time since i government was overthrown by the military nearly 4 months ago. speaking through her lawyer, she said her national league for democracy party would continue to exist as long as people exist. lewis met her for about 30 minutes and said she appeared healthy to she faces charges of incitement to sedition, violating state secrets and other hence is given. madison is an independent analyst on mid march. he says young citizens are unlikely to accept the military move in targeting sushi. i think she's probably at the same level of risk that she's paying for the part more than 30 years. i mean, we're entering the full 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 try 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, but the military flying and i don't think many people in the country are going to put up with them. and for at least many people, they will rally around and, and other leaders of the day and not put up with it. and then the military is going to take all of these other people in the country that a furious that they want to fighting back in any different way. in many respect, this is a much messy, a more complicated resistance to military rule. and i think the capital the both the st and several and for many older people, supporters of the been through this before the party was made illegal and subject great repression during the 900, not using many members incarcerated and tortured and even even killed. so for a lot of older supporters, this is from a very good,

a date that paid 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 naked powder on the part of the military discredit on saturday and the party. and i don't think people will the number of deaths from covered 19 in india has past 300000. the health ministry reporting a further 4400 fatalities on monday. but doctors and crematorium staff say many deaths aren't being recorded. india has the 3rd highest number of fatalities behind the united states and brazil. meanwhile, the normal state of print job says vaccine make madonna has declined its request for more doses. with major shortages, several states are trying to obtain extra supply. the problem is more from new delhi, on why the number of deaths is likely to be much higher than officially reported. the official death toll only takes into consideration people who are dying in hospitals, and most indians don't die in hospitals. and only around 22 percent of death,

medically certified the death have remained very high. but the good news is that cases are coming down and they're coming down despite the level of testing remaining the same, the best remain high because it takes around 2 weeks to follow cases. and it was around 2 weeks ago that india was recording its highest numbers of cases, you know, more than 400000. they have come down to the official told to around 220001 sunday. the cases are coming down so much that danny's leader has said that they will begin to ease restrictions from this next week. but the situation does remain bad in some parts of the country. the southern states of thumb and nod as was effected. and so they're going into a complete lot down on monday they do in many other states in the country. have the government expanded the vaccination program to include everyone above the age of 18 from may. but because they weren't enough doses, they told states to make their own agreements own arrangements with manufacturers,

both indian and foreign a number of states have been trying to do so. and the state of pun, job, which is one of the worst effected, has said that medina has come back to them and said that they're only going to make deals with the central government. but it's a central government. it's asking states to make its own arrangements. so the number of vaccinations over the past month have food in japan has opened this 1st mass code vaccination centers. exactly 2 months before the start of the tokyo olympics. just 2 percent of japan's population of 125000000 people have been fully vaccinated. po suggests most people want the games cancelled. there's been another twist in the political crisis gripping the pacific island nation of samo. the leader of the opposition fast party has been sworn in the prime minister during an ad hoc ceremony, but her rival says was unconstitutional. alex few brian reports. thea may not owe

me mother after i took the oath of office and attained outside samo parliament. she was due to be sworn and inside the eyelid nations, 1st female prime minister, but was locked out by the parliamentary speaker. the head of the legislative office locked the building so we could do extra. that's the site, 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. they will also kept out. and that's because this man care take your prime minister to us . i lili malia link oil, he's been in office for 22 years. the ceremony was unconstitutional. at this time, there was only one governor of the castilian governess, but to enter is also refusing to be sworn in saying a part of some was 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 aspect 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. so you may say she went ahead with the swearing in as she has the numbers she needs. and because parliament must sit within 45 days of the election, monday was the last day. the power struggle began when fiance, who was wants to ape his deputy broke ranks and started a new party criticising her former boss 5 months. this door of the 1st prime minister of san juan with 3 other politicians, was able to get the support of the diaspora,

but also found one's across the nation. the outcome will affect not only samo stability, but also its relationship with china. with fan a promising to scrap $100000000.00 pool project backed by beijing pacific neighbors, a watching closely, we hold a huge amount of trust and 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 urgent, derive all parties to come together and find a way out of it. unprecedented constitutional crisis and exert brian l g 0. poland has defied an injunction by the use top court and kept a major brown coal mine open. the court ordered operations to hold the tour brown co mine near the check and german borders on friday. that's off of the republic said the mine drains groundwater from its territory and it operating without proper

environmental assessment. but pohden says stopping production would disrupt the nation's energy system and lead to thousands of job losses. the top stories on al jazeera leaders across europe, a accusing belarus of hijacking and piracy over the forced landing of a passenger jet. the now calling for tough sanctions after batteries used to fight a jet to ground the plane in minsk before arresting a better russian activist on board. fury over the move is expected to dominate and you lead is summit now on the way in brussels. several countries are called for the suspension of flights to.