who's a faith compelling story without lettering a single word, liam, convent and manage the life witness through the lens of the human eye on our era. oh, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, tina. this is the news i live from london coming up. european leaders agree sanctions against salaries after a passenger plane is forced to land as an opposition activist is detained. a developing crisis in molly with reports, the military has arrested the president prime minister and defense minister on a diplomatic mission. the secretary of state heads to the middle east of the

fraction of sci fi between israel and palestine continues to hold. and for the 1st time, since the horrors of the da for complete an alleged militia leader faces war crimes charges at the i. c. c. and for history has been made goals, t j championship 50 year old phil mickelson and becoming neat, told us that every major champion ah, european leaders have drawn a line in the sand and responds to actions by bela bruce which saw a passenger plane diverted to minsk and an opposition activist on board detained incident has been described as an active state piracy and a shocking assault on civil aviation. the you have now agreed to sanction, bela bruce and billions of dollars of european investments in the country have been

frozen. european leaders have also demanded the release overland protest rich and his partner, sophia, a bigger international civil aviation organization has been asked to investigate. the incident urgently and measures will be put in place. the bad better ition carriers from u. s. space. and airport. you based airlines have also been asked to stop flying through batteries, space, lot, fear, and boundaries of both or fashion of each other's diplomats. all other european countries as summoning or have decided to expel by the russian ambassadors. those close to rome and protests of which have dismissed social media video released a few hours ago, showing him apparently confessing to charges against him what position needed to atlanta. she cannot sky us, said the statement was given under duress. roman protests of which is voted to fed . a death sentence is waiting for me here. as the plane descended into minnesota, the journalist is

a former editor and co founder of next the t v. a channel hosted on telegram which played a central role in organizing and coordinating pro democracy protest last year. platform, publish videos of state violence and leaked details of right police identified in lucas shank was cracked down of defend protest of which fled beller is for poland in 2019. if it is extremism charges, including organizing mass rights and is fighting social hatred. natasha butler lie 1st in paris. natasha says more about what you need is have agreed will go into this summit in brussels. a you leaders had urged a very swift and decisive response to better receive actions in diverting this ryan air flight from the grease to lithuania. forcing it's effectively to land in min scan, the detention that, all the opposition that

a russian journalist now you leader has now revealed a package of a punitive measures including sanction some economic sanctions. some will be against the individuals and companies. they have also urged airlines not to fly over by the russian space in order to protect safety. we heard earlier from the head of the council shore, michelle saying that the lives of a european passengers have been put a risk because of the actions from that belarus. also a huge amount of european development and funds, investment funds, $3000000000.00 euros dole and $3000000000.00 worth i should say of been frozen. that was the e u. a commission chief of lavonne, delay and confirming that that money will not be released. she said a bit earlier until bella ross is more democratic and allows freedom of speech. all

calling of course, of this opposition journalist to be released as well as his girlfriend, and a full investigation will be launched by the use of foreign policy into exactly what happened. so a, a large package of punitive measures they're against bell arrest. there are some though, who said, look, they've already been sanctions imposed by the you on beller risk in the past. but obviously that didn't determines from taking the sort of actions that we saw on sunday by diverting that plane. they are hoping that the sanctions will have a lot harder at the authorities that the president, alexander look, cushion co, themselves and others saying that what has really been it is a very wrote boston swift response. at least the response from you has been swift because the message has to be clear, some say from the e. u to not any of us but any other countries, you might think that it is ok to double with civil aviation and people traveling all passenger planes in order to try and target people that they wish to detain.

natasha butler and parents. thank you very much. indeed. well, united states has also condemned incident and demanded an international investigation. this was a shocking act. diverting a flight between 2 member states for the apparent purpose of arresting a journalist a constitute the brazen a front to international peace and security. by the regime, we demand an immediate, international, transparent, and credit credit, credible investigation of this incident. we are in touch with a range of partners bilaterally and through multilateral channels, from nato, the o. c u. n. you and others. alina crisco is originally from valor, is now works as the director of the globe sick policies yuton savant, can think tank focused on european and transatlantic relations and security. shaun's us by skype from breakfast lava in savannah. thank you so much for being with us. what are your reaction to the, to the measures that the us nouns,

particularly in relation to airlines and the, the band on over flying by region. so the european union had no other choice but to respond to the situation, as it was said in a very adventurous precedence. the situation has to be seen into full perspective. on the one hand, the european union absolutely had to react to the ground and of the aeroplane that indentured to the safety of all passengers on board, including the passengers. that's where europe and union citizens. and by doing that, the luca shank of government changed the situation and made it to a situation where it international safety was a stake. but also it should be looked at the broad, the development in the country. over the past month. the situation has been to see race in the up of the look, chunk of government has been cracking down on any signs of the descent in the country. so this, the rest of the opposition paper was only one of the episodes in there much broader

story. i personally am not a big supporter of the by of the band in applied to in from bella as it also potentially, inventor is the tri city, the in population. and potentially might create complications for people to leave the country. if such situation arises in terms of incident itself, how much of a chilling effect would it have on the opposition to see that people can be picked up in this way? by the better is government already said they have in this case anyway? definitely the lucas i'm because message is pretty transparent and straightforward . i'm going to get so you're going to get, you know, doesn't matter where you are. no european union or other country is going to protect you against myself. definitely. a lot of people are cared and intimidated by this message and not only the position that is currently abroad. it's even more intimidating for the people who are still inside the country. as they know that there is no bucket of protection between them and the government at the moment.

what's your view on russia's role in all of this? i mean politicians have suggested that they might have a role, but they're not. they're not specifically pointing the finger at russia the stage. it is very clear what role has the rush of explaining the situation if any, there has been report that several people who flew from athens to the news didn't board the plane in men's to continue the flights with the owners to answer 3 of them for it with the russian passport, but their identity has not been revealed yet. speculations are they might be associated with the russian security forces. but again, this is an unconfirmed piece of information. so it's very difficult to say with clarity. what exactly is the role rush place? it might be become more clever as we'll learn more details about the situation. what about the suggestion that a better russian security services might have also been on the plane? is it surprising that they would be able to kind of be out in about boarding flights and other european countries?

this is how security services or credit not only in the bill or russian state, but also by other countries. they do by definition rolled around to other countries . so the before board and applied flights with the journalist himself reported that he noticed suspicious activity in suspicious people who took interest in him in grace. which also explains how they knew for sure that he was on board the fly. and whereas she was heading. thank you very much indeed for joining us. chris, go, thank you. thank you for his a physical crisis is unfolding and molly, the military has arrested the president prime minister and defense minister. and i believe to been taken to a military base in cathy outside the capital of the government, underwent to cabinet re shuffle on monday, excluding 2 members of the military who seized power just 9 months ago. one of the cisco technical hackers on the phone from deca, neighboring cynical,

if you see it was not just on the phone, tell us what more we know about this. well laura, and we know that the prime minister marked our one and by and down with the president are meeting the vice president. i see me going to who lead the military returned to the qu, against abraham book. i k to the president of molly in august of last year, and as you mentioned, and what happened was earlier today on national television. and you government was announcement shortly after the prime minister made a phone call to one of it's printing, members of the security forces of entered my house. they're taking me to to meet the president of transition. and they were taken to catchy, where there seems to be a discussion over the nature and the members of this new government in this new government that was announced by prime minister mac tar one out are certain members of the military didn't know to be the minister of security and the minister of

defense colonel comer and colonel coney in came members of the and 5, remember lower and these were the civil society movement that launched massive demonstrations just about a year ago that led to the removal of abraham car, kate and they're now part of the government and it seems that the fact that members of the military june to have been removed from this government hasn't gone down well with members of the military and military. it seems that has been divided, but caught in this tussle of power. of course, of the 1000000 people who have been suffering from increased security attack just during the month of ramadan. just last month we've seen attacked in sig, which is just 244 kilometers away from, from bama co. also there's been and social movement, the biggest trade union in molly has launched nationwide strikes now for almost a week. now when they say they're going to continue to be strikes until members of

their union are getting their fair wages and not to that. now this political crisis at a time where molly is suffering both economically on for the front and on the social front. we're waiting and we're hearing that good luck, jonathan who is the former niger and president, and the chief negotiator for the west african body echo was will make its way his way to the capital bama code tomorrow to try to find a way out of this deadlock lauren nicholas act, thank you very much indeed for that live update that coming off when out there that news, our son is in gaza assess the economic fall out of the conflict with israel in her 1st quarter. parents, military takeover ousted me and molly to see cheese defiant, and in sports, one big name perez said to miss out on this years, european football championship. ah,

noticing sexual state entity blinking is traveling to the middle east for days into the israel palestine ceasefire years. president joe barton, a said lincoln's diplomacy helped to stop the fighting, but the administration is still facing growing criticism over its support for israel to prosecutor to james bay's report from occupied east jerusalem. the us 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 blank and we'll be meeting have been comparing notes ahead of his visit. here. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas with the gyptian foreign minister. somers shook re 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 us. having played the leading role in brokering the c spot that ended the 11 day bombardment of garza, the gyptian, we hoping to improve relations with the biden administration, which had been shunning caro. now, it is full cold nation and consensus between prison, mahmoud abbas. and before you can tell the scene in order to consolidate all means to reach the common goal, which is the establishment of the palestinians. we had keen to support the palestinian people in the west bank and the gaza strip to allow hello city and people have been subjected to this. the show cree earlier met with his damian counterpart ailments a far the for 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 with demonstrates is gathering close to the alan b bridge. jordan's border with the west bank within sight of his railey security

forces, one in latin, sunny the inhumane aggression by israel has been denied by the world. we worked with the world in order to put an end to the violation regarding what's going on in jerusalem will refuse 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 is 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. israel launched a wave of mass arrests to palestinian israelis who took part in recent demonstrations, supporting palestinians in okay, bodies, jerusalem and gaza. i was didn't. campaigners have denounced the operation as a war against protest is and activists. iran count as

a veto. these ready police have announced a major operation that is now currently underway to arrest hundreds of palestinian israelis. 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 border fighters last night, all over the country, arrested hundreds of people. now they say that this was in the wake of violent incidents, the before them, 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 sort of already 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 are taking place in the home 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 arrests. 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 as harry faucet 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 we'll 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 happen too often. there are 2 men of because 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 her mother 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 and causes main industrial zone. the hamas deputy economy minister tells me the israelis decided to

attack businesses. you're firing positions 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 civilian guys that i really need to their objectives and they don't have any more objectives to do, so that's why they start demolishing it. deliberate and 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 of all of this destruction, the destruction of the factory. how do you normally 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 is that the sacrifice is shared all over garza by people who had no part in the fighting. will sit al, jazeera, gaza, 80 years out, the start of the jar, full conflict. the 1st man suspected of war crimes has appeared at the international criminal court. on the i've been on. considered the leader of the government backed ginger. we'd fighters is facing 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity set last and report. it was 14 years ago that an arrest warrant was issued for ali of the man better known as alex shide. the man

considered the leader of the notorious john jo militia. on monday, he appeared in court. he's accused of hundreds of executions, daughter, and using rape as a weapon of war. the victims of the suspects clamps. countless and their suffering immense. the pain inflicted on the victims of these crimes persists. the region of duffle is still grappling with the devastation brought about by these events. entire villages were destroyed. the prosecutor read a testimony of one of the rape victims. she sat under her leadership, which and next month, sexual war crimes are a priority the war and food has been one of the bloodiest in recent history. appeased agreement was signed last year, but it's estimated up to 300000 people, lost their lives. many from ation the ginger, we'd militia for, alongside the sudanese government against non rope rebel forces. civilians were

often targeted, this is such an important moment for people in dar for who have had no accountability for widespread crimes committed across dar for they've waited more than 15 years to see any moves towards just death. hundreds of thousands remained displays until to day. while the transitional government in place, in 2019, has made some efforts to bring justice to the victims in the 4 4th, including the main suspect, former president. unless you have yet to be handed over to the court in the hey, i don't know why i didn't need to pay. you know, we want to see the form of president and jail along with others and all behind us to the criminal court. that's a basic demand for people in dar for that. they want back down from the transitional government should cover all the gaps created during the time of the former government. i cooperating without any conditions when the international criminal court easing his job. the lawyers also urge the government to assist i. c

. c, prosecutors who will soon visit, therefore, as much as possible. it took nearly 2 decades to bring the horrors of the floor to the international court. now the court has to decide if it has enough evidence to put up the last month on trial. and if it does, this could mean that us would follow subclass and al jazeera from the national. and iran has told the united nations nuclear watchdog will extend its monitoring agreement to the agency for another month as to continue over resurrecting the 2015 nuclear deal. the 3 month deal agreed in february was about to expire. there were concerns that could jeopardize the talks in vienna, which aimed at reinstating the 2015 nuclear arrangement on the which iran agreed to limit its 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. as had begun, tara, he explains why ron has now agreed to the extension. what they're saying to the i am the western powers is that although there had agreed a 3 month temporary agreement of extended it to allow for those negotiations in vienna to have some sort of breakthrough of some sorts of an agreement. and the initial agreement meant that after 3 months, that footage, that data collected at those specific nuclear sites or sites would be deleted now or only thing. they won't delete it to continue recording for another month. and then if an agreement is reached, they would handle that for dish to the i a e a. so they could carry out their verifying and monitoring activities. so but so iran is essentially saying to the united states and the western powers is that you have one month now that 24th of

june deadline retake iran. and those countries past the presidential elections, we just set to take place at the end of june, drug 18th of june. so it does give them a short timeframe. but iran has said that they are close to reach in some sort of agreement. but iran position still remains the same. they want all sanction lifted before they return to their commitment. as part of that 2015 nuclear deal, iran also wants to verify that those sanctions have been lifted. and if an agreement is reached, then the i, a e, a de axis will be reinstated, still come on out there. this news out india is death toll from covered 19 climes as talk to say many fatalities on being recorded a political crisis in some more as the country's 1st female prime minister is borrowed from taking to office in parliament and in sport could be 19 the rails the limpid hopes of a national skateboarding team are here with that story. 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 the 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 in temperatures are going to edge back up to where we expect them to be. scandinavia is also set as he's really wet weather. we got that band moving up through sweden and norway ringing, wet and windy weather, and that will also affect parts of is stony as well. now, spain has cleared out, we have quite a bit of wet weather there that moves 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 thursday, temperatures will be picking up near the 30s with plenty of sunshine. the the precise tried and tested and business is moving for israel. unmanned drug produces by modifying expertise, games at any expense. inflamed global demand for western, which many see as morally indefensible. people empower investigate.

israel drawn dealers on a just the black and brown immigrant women at the mercy of the private prison corporation for lines investigates allegations of medical abuse of women held it a privately run immigration detention facility in rural georgia. you still don't know what happened here saying that you don't have a chance to read everything. an ordeal exposed by a nurse turned whistle. i will blow the whistle a 1000 times over. if i had no consent, surgery scandal, an immigrant detention on al jazeera o, a

reminder of a top stories 0 european needed have agreed on sanctions against better routes following the forced landing of a passenger plane and the rest of a dissident journalist, millions of dollars of european investments have been frozen, the leaders also demanded the immediate release of reuben protests, which a political process is unfolding in knowledge. the military has arrested the president's prime minister and defense minister there believe to be taken to military camp in cathy, the united states, secretary of state antony blinking is traveling to the middle east for days into the israel palestine. the tension is too high. palestinian man was shot dead after having to israel soldiers after me. and molly, the unsung suit, she has appeared in court for the 1st time since her 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. a lawyers met her for about 30 minutes and said she appeared healthy

sir, chief as his charges of incitement to sedition violating state secrets and other offences. david matheson is an independent analyst only in march. he says, many of the people that are going to rally round on she and stand up to the military. 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 full decade of this kind of military repression against or off that she's, she's been here before. it was 12 years ago that she was on trying 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 it. 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 of the st and several and for many older people, supported the database through this before the party was made illegal and subject great repression during the 900. not too many members incarcerated, and tortured and even even killed. so for a lot of older supporters, this is from a very bit a date of the pain 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 paragraph. on the part of the motor that's discredit on sensitivity and the party. and i don't think people will fight as opposed to the military gentle men. i've seen the police station in the eastern town of moby a. the station was set on fire and at least 13 security force members were captured or killed. and also facing any 4 months of a violent crack down

a growing number of young anti june to protest as a joining ethnic rebel groups for training. got jaila has the story the increasing numbers of protests are transitioning from stand offs on the street to military weapons training in the jungle. fronted by some of the ethnic armies that have been fighting me and my security forces for decades. last month in the city of fargo, north of yan gone, protesters faced one of the deadliest crackdowns by security forces. more than 80 people were killed. this activist from fargo was there, he was shot while on the streets, protesting. he does not want to be identified. he said the security forces were using rocket propelled grenades. after that day, he and 9 other activists wanted to do more. so they left a train with one of the korean ethnic armies, and i've seen the ethnic car, an army fight with me in my army on social media. i saw the car in groups fighting

together against the army. i'm grateful for everybody that supports each other in the crisis right now. i want democracy to turn to mind more and that fighting has intensified in the career controlled areas. and since the coo and february sending civilians fleeing for their lives into hiding 18 year old dog, guy lore is ethnic korean. and she has witnessed the fighting between the rebels and the me. m r. army sits. she was a girl. she started training after finishing high school initially refusing to learn how to use firearms. but that changed once she saw the attacks on her. people come out with that. i want to help people and i want to have freedom in our lives. i don't want to just taking advantage of the people that the reason by the burmese protest is coming to walk out to receive training. so the majority from our ethnic group historically has not become involved with the ethnic rebel armies. that's changing. so what you have is the ethnic bama and the ethnic minorities coming

together to fight against the common enemy, which is a military that has running a mock. and this extends also to the you, the gen ed youth in, in places like mandalay and young on. now have common cause with the ethnic youth, whether it be the qur'an or the kitchen, or the crania the mon use. even though the 2 groups have different views and experiences in fighting the army at the end of the month long training, they're drawn closer together and what appears to be a growing and more unified front against the justice forces. scott hyler al jazeera, the number of deaths from kevin 19 in india has passed 300000. the health ministry reporting 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 northern state of punjab says vaccine maker madana has declined its request for

more doses. with major shortages, several states are trying to obtain extra supplies is withdrawn, him has 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 $22.00. the phantom death, medically certified the death have remained very high. but the good news is that cases are coming down and they coming down despite the level of testing remaining the same, the desks remain high because it takes around 2 weeks for the fish to follow cases . and that 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 toll to around 220000. on 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 and some parts of the country, the southern states of thumb and not as the was effected. and so they're going into a complete not down on monday they do, and 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 daughters, 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 punjab, which is one of the worst effected has said that madonna has come back to them and said that they are 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 its 1st mass 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

. polls suggest most people want the games cancelled. japan is racing to create thousands of elderly people every day as it battles a 4th wave of infections. some government buildings in tokyo have been converted to vaccination centers. united nations secretary general is cooling on nations to adopt a water mentality to defeat the coven 19 pandemic. and tony cherish was addressing health ministers from all over the globe. in a virtual world health assembly. he says the bars can only be defeated using economic methods normally, only used in wartime. assembly is also focusing on what can be done to prevent similar future pandemic se ahead of the world health organization. at that time, global leaders stepped up and make bold decisions to prevent another future pandemic. if we've gone the same old way, we will get the same old result. a world that's unprepared,

unsafe and unfair. make no mistake. this will not be the last time the world faces the threat of thunder. me. this is the moment for bold ideas, bold commitment, and bold leadership for doing things that have never been done before. and it says that the meeting of criticize the unequal distribution of vaccines between richer and poor nations channel has been following events. doctor ted ross and to an extent secretary general, good harris as well in those comments, pointing to the sort of wider point and 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 pret prepared and evidence for that is in the vaccine shortages around the world. the 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 sort of bones of a global pandemic treaty for future pandemic, specifically to deal with these sorts of problems. but mister 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. poland has defied an injunction by the use top court and kept

a major brown coal mine openness. the court ordered operations to hold the tour brown coal. mine is a check and german borders on friday. that's off of the czech republic, said the mine drained ground water from its territory and operating without proper environmental assessment will. so says stopping production would disrupt the nation's energy system, and lead to thousands of job losses. has been another twist in the political crisis . griffing, the pacific, allan nation of some or the leader of the opposition fast party has been sworn in as prime minister during an ad hoc ceremony that her rival says was unconstitutional. next year, bryan reports. thea may not owe me mother. after took the oath of office and attained outside samo parliament, she was due to be sworn and inside the island, nation's 1st female prime minister, but was locked out by the parliamentary speaker. the head of the legislative office

locked the building, so we could the 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 by will also kept out and that's because this man care take your prime minister to l. i. s i lily malia ling oil. he's been in office for 22 years. the ceremony was unconstitutional. at this time, there was only one governor and the custodian 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 aspects of the constitution to maintain power. there was the 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 says 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 once to allay 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 a support of di. yes, but also sam, ones across the nation. the outcome will affect not only samo stability, but also its relationship with china. with b, m. a promising to scrap $100000000.00 port 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 urging drive on parties to come together and find a way out of its unprecedented constitutional crisis. alex o'brien al jazeera young people in, donna finding it increasingly difficult to find work with even highly qualified graduates unemployed. the government is promising to spend millions of dollars on fixing the problem. but that's a little triplicate critics who say corruption is to blame about the boca reports from the capital across more sac. he graduated with a degree in economics 3 years ago, but has been no help in finding the job. he gift by someone and in 10 business days

to support himself, his mother and 2 brothers from one house, 2000000 before you get a job. and that is across the newspaper, getting jobs when attribution local married. so if this is what's going on, how can the country move forward? you've unemployment, as one of africa biggest challenges, donna is guessing with nearly 10 percent of the moment on the world bank predicts it will hit 12 percent young people are channeling the situation in math action. police will be released, but not the element. critics of the government have to kinda protest online under the hutch top fix, the big country is gone. the biggest online movement so far, the thousands have joined in re sent today and more rarely internet calls, especially young people. the grievances include challenges from job to full prices

and erotic water supplies to poor health care and corruption. the biggest problem is russia by governmental fisher. some people have worked with time didn't, and this and you seems the government about the government to spend $200000000.00 to encourage the private sector to have more young people. we are 1st tracking the implementation of that to 200000000 job skills program and economic transformation program to enhance the job creation significantly. as an leader, nanette referred to frequently called for put us know and his 2nd term of precedence is cooling for patients. many people see the waited long enough, even at the book of artist 0 gone. the property market in london is booming

despite a downturn in the u. k. economy, triggered by the pandemic price is being driven up. but some economists are warning of a market crush. me banker reports from london, but let us in 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 a 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. and many buyers looking for more space, especially outside. so 180000 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 miles above what we, what we typically see. the average across the last 16 years has been sac 80000

transactions a month. 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're simply old 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 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. for when the

british government covert 19 support schemes 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 over heated 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 surgeon sales, that just simply aren't enough. affordable houses available for many buyers owning a home. israeli fell quite so insecure. the bulk of al jazeera london and on

tuesday, the fall of our series on rising house process, we looked to the u. s. low income families there being priced out of the market. and a shortage of building materials is exacerbating the problem. still to come on this out, is there news in sport? history is made it go to p g a championship coming up with a the news news news

with me. ah ah ah 5 here now with this port. lauren, thanks so much. history has been made at golf pga championship in south carolina.

phil mickelson won the title to become the oldest player to win a major championship. so hell, malick reports. without further ado, police now want to make 50 years old. the us these phil mickelson has become goeth, oldest major champion by winning the p j championship. his main challenge of brooks kept go made and work hard for the win. momentum turned several times in the final round and kept himself even spent time at the top of the leaderboard. but nothing was going to stop mickelson. he turned back the clock, reminding everyone of the form that helped him win 5 previous majors. off the burning on the 16th for 3 stroke lead, the result seemed inevitable. and by the final hole, a record breaking when was beckoning. yeah, the fans on hand could hardly contain their excitement. mickelson did have

a slight stuck on the green. nonetheless, he would go on to seal a memorable too short victory. 50 years, 11 months, 7 days. you are the oldest, major champions in history. yeah. right. yeah. and this is just an incredible feeling because i just believed that it was possible, but yet everything was saying it was. and i hope that others find that inspiration . it might take a little extra work, a little bit harder, effort to maintain physically or maintain this the skills, but gosh, is it worth it a history making day and one that few girlfriends with they get to no hurry to have malik julietta ron madrid, defenders. sergio ramos has been left out of spain squad for the european championship. the 35 year old has struggled with fitness the season and only started 15 games in la league. it's the 1st time the center back has been left out

of the spain squad to for a major tournaments since hero 2004. he's helped his country when the world comp and to european championships. can you agree on this moment or no? this is not the score i wanted the replies that cannot be in it because they're injured. in fact, it's the place that i wanted the most. they cannot be here. they're injured. so no, there are some major absences. spain are grouped alongside sweden, slovakia and poland. poland will be led by striker robert lo and oh ski who's just wrapped up a record breaking season with bar munich is national team reach the quarter finals at the last year. we've the leadership for, for all that love and asking, and the experience of a group of players and we have we've our harms, we looking also to compete to win the state of new pan has opened at the 1st mass

cove at 19 vaccination centers and a push to protect more people before the start of the olympics. tokyo sumo stadium is one location being used that will be repurposed as a boxing venue during the game. oh, city is still under a state of emergency caused by a surgeon corona virus infections organizers and says, the biggest will start as scheduled on july. the 23rd or the 11000 athletes are due to head to tokyo for the games. max a whitlock 12 gold medals in gymnastics that the last lympics and british athlete is hoping he'll get the chance to defend his titles. does not feel for preparation for a little bit, but you know what he's been said, but you know, competition just been kind of left right up. you know, the preparation in terms of how many competitions we would like to do is definitely more on the build up is what is an economy to take on things where you can utilize the time of the time of being locked down,

being in and out of luck typing back into training, just gotta make it the most of it. you know how to promote to nicole it and at one point just keep and you know, and keep my mind coming up and i'm doing. yeah, there's a lot of noise. i try to think about too much. there's a lot, there was a lot of noise for london. you know, there was always noise around in major major a, ben. it's pretty normal of just not taking away the big reason why the noise is actually around the mid one and the berg team to beat and it picks our place to make it as possible. so in the back of mind, to kind of i need to stay focused on my job because i know everyone is working hard to make it as possible to make it possible. the challenges facing athletes ahead of the games has been highlighted by australia's skateboarding team. they were disqualified from an event in the united states, up to 3 members of the was tested positive for corona virus. it means at least 2 of the country skaters won't be able to secure enough qualifying points to make it for the olympics. what we're saying,

replace games is that there are very different games and we just have to accept that there's going to be unfortunate consequences for some people who can make the guys put down. we'll go ahead and that's a great thing for the efforts of the world. and the boston bruins are into the 2nd round of the n h l. playoffs room and beat the washing capital if we want to. again, 5 when their 1st round series, the bruins will next phase, either have winds or new york islanders already. it seems to me to win the stanley cup for the 1st time in exactly what you and the colorado avalanche st. louis to complete a 4 games we've been there, series they advanced to play the winner of the contest between vegas called and i am in minnesota. why the dagger? okay, and that is all your sport for now. it's now back to warren and london. far. thank you much indeed done a quick mind you can catch up anytime on our website to dress. so that is out there

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