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randomly the defends, who make football on the be the hero, the world needs right? ah washer. in the news leaders on both sides will need to chart a better course on a trip to the middle east to shore up the gaza. see spot, the secretary of state pledges financial aid for the palestinians, but not peace talks. ah, i'm not trying to, this is al jazeera alive from london. also coming up here in airlines re route to their flights to avoid by the route after the diverting passenger plane to arrest
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an opposition journalist. and molly's cruelly to take back control of the country after arresting and ousting transitional president and prime minister george floyd's life is celebrated with strict festivals rallies and moments of silence. one year after he died. ah, i begin with us efforts to strengthen the fragile seas far between its ally israel and hamas in garza, 60 state antony blinking. nissan trip to the middle east and says the u. s. is reopening its consulate in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. he also budged millions of dollars in aid for gaza, one insisting that hum us which runs the territory should not benefit from it. but there was no promise of renewed peace talks as antibiotic james bay's reports from
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ramallah. arriving in television, the us secretary of state on a trip with a narrow ame keeping things calm after the cease his 1st stop, an audience with israel's prime minister pledging the u. s. is continuing commitment to israel's defense. but adding this, we believe that palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely, to enjoy equal measures of freedom opportunity, and democracy to be treated with dignity. that echoed by the israeli leader. his words, perhaps unconvincing to some of the leading and 11 de bombardment of garza, we discussed also how to improve the lives in the conditions of the palestinians. the managerial conditions in ramallah. the 1st visit by a secretary of state to the president of the palestinian authority for over 3 years old contact was stopped when the trump administration announced it was moving the u
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. s. embassy to jerusalem. there was a cordial tone, but it was clear one of the president central, the bonds was not on the u. s. agenda. one of the month. and they're going out. we hope that the future will be full of diplomatic activity in order to reach a comprehensive solution and to put an end to recent events. president bass was told though that the u. s. would reopen its consulate general in east jerusalem. a diplomatic representation specifically for palestinians, which was close by president trump. there was a commitment to help and the rebuilding of garza off the 11 day war and a new package of funding for the un and the palestinian authority. what was most telling in his meetings was what secretary lincoln didn't say, no mention of pushing towards the 2 state solution. no mention of a piece process. it's clear that the biden administration wants to put
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a lid on this conflict, but for now doesn't want to attempt to actually solve it. james bay's al jazeera ramallah. as garza continues to clear the rubble of the conflict with israel, it's been confirmed that 5 people with coded 19 died on tuesday. 450 new cases were recorded, but those numbers are thought to be drastic under estimates with the war right damaging regions testing capacity and providing conditions for the virus to spread quickly. health officials a warning of a disastrous 3rd wave. i reported reports from gaza. me dot mercy is struggling for breath. like much of goes is population. he'd spend days at home in fear of his really bumming rates. the trouble was he'd been infected with coven 19 and was getting worse day by day. now his condition got to say is very serious. heather murray, who thank you, the home during the war, get corona virus symptoms, but he couldn't come to the hospital because he was the shelling. we've had many
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cases like death that we've been dealing with. when i get home in another ward and garza cities, she hospital, we find budget sally, a doctor turn patient recently out of intensive care. it wasn't covered 1900 that put in there. it was an israeli as strike. the security camera in garza's ministry of health building shows the moment he was blasted out of his office. the building wasn't hit directly. this was collateral damage from a strike across the street. but it was more than enough to shut down garz's only cove in 1900 test lab testing finally resumed at less than half the previous capacity on monday. as well as keeping people at home, the air strikes also drove tens of thousands out into temporary refuge in school buildings. there was some rapid flu testing done in places like this. the positivity rates were as high as 50 percent low that about the unit. no distancing, no mosques, no protection, no hygiene, all of this created
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a bad situation. we know the corona spreads rapidly, that we have the british variant here in garza 5 cases would have been enough to infect all 4000 people in one school and american local. the health ministry is worried about the prospects of what it calls a disastrous 3rd way, the corona virus, which is why this is so necessary. $48600.00 doses of the fires of vaccine delivered under the kovacs international alliance. straight to garz's only ultra cold freezer in the run tc hospital in comparison to the vaccination campaign so far in garza, this represents a major delivery and a much needed one. but in comparison to the need across garza, especially right now, it remains a drop in the ocean. mrs. far from the mass vaccination campaign seen just a short drive and a world away in israel. so far less than 2 percent of garz's population has been fully vaccinated while gaza has been focused on the immediate life and death
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concern of a brutal that short war. a longer term threat may well have been gathering pace or equals that i'll just 0. gaza is where the security forces have killed the palestinian man in the occupied. westbank. middle found was shot as on the cover officers tried to arrest one of his relatives who was accused of carrying out a shooting attack. it was taken to a hospital in ramallah, where he died from his injuries united nations and united kingdom, who joined international demands for the release of a better russian journalists detained after a commercial jet was forced to land on sunday. and ruth is accused of faking a bomb alert to force the plain to divert to its capital minced. so the opposition jonas could be arrested. us president joe biden told reporters that sanctions against batteries being considered turned how has we'll the video shows, journalist and blogger, roman protest, savage saying that he's cooperating with the bellows authorities. and he's being
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treated according to the law. but those could be but look closer, according to those who know him well, there are signs, he's been beaten, his nose looks different, possibly broken. there appears to be bruising and may come, powder and concert. his face and muscles. many world leaders have condemned. what happened on sunday, after a run, a plane from athens to vilnius, was intercepted by a bell, russian make fighter jet, and force to land in minsk potter savage and his russian girlfriend sophia. so peggy were taken into custody. pretty prime minister boris johnson is the latest joining us president joe biden. and the leaders of the european union, johnson said the video of protest savage was deeply distressing and warned the barrows will face consequences. and those consequences are beginning to crystallize . targeted economic sanctions promised by the e u. the bella russian national airline bella via banned from e u airport,
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a host of international airlines avoiding bella, russian ass base, depriving the regime of valuable revenue for over fly rights. nato has stepped into the fray. secretary general jen stilton burg described sunday's incident as state hijacking. the united nations office for human rights likened it to extraordinary rendition such abuse of state power against the journalists for exercising functions that are protected under international law is receiving and deserves. the strongest condemnation came to galvanize global outrage and speaking from exile in lithuania, opposition figures, svetlana, take an op sky called for concerted international action function, wallace, and the us and really the hold on one for june. she's asked that her group be allowed to meet g 7 leaders at their
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summit in the u. k. next month, french president emmanuel macro, and says he supports that idea. as mainly western opprobrium continues to build aimed at the 27 year long rule of alexander lucas shanker. jonah, how al jazeera, the russian girlfriend. the detained journalist has also now appeared in a video from belarus. in his 23 year old student, sophia paco said she was the editor of a social media channel which releases personal information about better russia or inforcement offices, which is a crime in batteries. she was detained along with the purchaser, which as they returned from a holiday in greece and pro democracy activists in the city of more give john to better. bruce will be free, as they will had the prison sentences in court. 7 have been jail for between 4 and 7 years on charges of organizing my address. according to radio free europe
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rushes, noah house is approved a bill with effectively bars, allies of opposition to alex and of only for running for public office. the state duma past the 2nd reading of the bill which prohibits people involved with groups designated extremists from being elected alone is anti corruption. foundation is facing charges of being an extremist organization. he's currently serving a prison sentence for breaking bail conditions and says he's just been informed of free new criminal investigations against him. our international community is going for the immediate release of molly's president and prime minister after former, cruelly to ask them and took control of the country, the interim vice president, colonel, se me. goiter who led military take over last year accused them violating
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transitional government agreements, being held in a military facility near the capital by michael quarter in 5th elections will take place next year. as planned. france has branded it a crew within a crew and is threatening sanctions. nicholas huck is falling developments from neighboring cynical in downtown by my so security forces, including the military, are patrolling the streets, dispersing protesters out to denounce what they describe as another military coup. we have gathered to say yes to republic, no to june 10th and no to another. who know to car up the country has been left again to the hands of intention. individuals who are using the state operator to run power and the future we want. we are not on national television as soldier reads, a statement from former june to leader and vice president. as you may go into announcing the dismissal of both the prime minister and molly's president,
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accusing them of sabotaging the transition of power. involves something on monday. a government was announced in which 2 leading members of virginia had been removed from their position while creating a new government. the prime minister put together a list agreed with by the president without consulting with the vice president who is in charge of making decisions on defense and security. this is a breach of the charter. did you, does he's power from summer president the rainbow k tyna cool, last august following widespread protests over the states inability to bring peace and security removed from power by the military, june to that, put them in power. prime minister r one and by and dow are being detained in the military camp outside the capital. cotton. this tussle for power are the maryan people. millions have been displaced from the north in the center of the country where armed groups affiliated to die in the slum states. continue to gain grounds. this,
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despite the presence of the biggest and most expensive un operation, 4000 french troops since the military gentle has taken over power. the security situation is deteriorating due when the african union and the european union have condemned. what french president, emanuel con, describes as the who within a qu next he's calling for an urgent un security council. and what appears to be the beginning of another crisis of leadership in molly nicholas hawks, al jazeera, still to come this half hour lebanon's failing economy, where it's a constant battle just to stop the lights from going out. last. i am rob mcbride on the remote south korean island where the glow is distinctly purple. ah
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hello. their high pressure across central and northern parts of a strain has kept things relatively fine and dry. we got a few showers, kissing the coast of queensland, bringing some of that weather weather to ken's. and it's a similar story for western australia. few showers, working their way inland, but looking relatively fine and dry for perth. a head of a weather system which is working its way eastwards, bringing with it the wet weather. when much of the weather has been in the south east, we've seen temperature. see a slightly below what we expect melbourne at 15. and that weather system is going to push out towards new zealand as we go into thursday. ahead of that, we've had some really strong winds across the north island. those of these slightly, but plenty of sunshine and dry weather across the south island ahead of the weather system that pushes across as we go into thursday. so we'll have wet weather to come . now, china's also seeing quite a bit of wet weather. we've got
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a surgeon rainfall across central areas and that's going to bring a lot of rain to shanghai extending up in to japan, but ahead of that tokyo seeing some mild weather, $26.00 degrees celsius. there plenty of sunshine breaking through for japan. ah, the arapahoe tell is the hotels that i've ever stated and i'm the biggest box you have ever seen. how does explode taken out the hotel? this was germany. we loved it when it was built and we even when it was a major town it or the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century belfast europa, a new episode of war hotels on al jazeera. oh,
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a one of the top stories on how to 06 to state antony blink and says the u. s. is reopening its consulate in occupied in jerusalem for palestinians after meeting palestinian authority president. my boss was millions of dollars in aid for garza but insisted that hamas should not benefit from it. international calls are growing for the release of an opposition journalist, arrested in veneration after a commercial jet was diverted and forced to learn their own sunday european airlines and recruiting their flights to avoid a russian aspect. and the international community is calling for the immediate release of moneys president and prime minister after the leader of last year's crew
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asked them and took control of the country in the u. s. memorial services are being held to mark a years since george floyd was murdered. by a white police officer, the 46 year old black man is killing sparked mass, anti racism purchase demands for racial equality around the world. a service celebrating his life is being held at the street corner where he was killed in new york. ma'am bill diblasio joined others to mocked anniversary by kneeling in honor of floyd earlier george rhodes family, but met president joe biden at the white house where they advocated for the passage of the george floyd justice and policing act may 25th is the deadline. biden had originally set for the police reform bill to be passed be and today is an honor to meet with the president, the vice president for them to sort of concern. so our family and for them to actually give an ear. so our concern is how we feel on the situation. i think it
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was a very great mean we're very appreciative and grateful. president vice president by the here research. i think that the meeting when will he so concerned i think generally you want to know is that how we were on on what he could do to support us any day. let us know the support pass on the bill, but he wants to make sure that if the right build on that arrest view also said that, he said that he's not happy about it not being made, but he doesn't want to be able to be right if you can make federal law to protect the bird, which just about ego, you can make but federal law to protect people. cullen. manhattan's district attorney has convened a grand jury. that's expected to decide whether to indict former us president donald trump as part of a criminal investigation into his company and its finances. that's according to the washington post. well, i'm not sure mike hannah, in washington dc. what we know about this grand jury,
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what we do know that the grand jury has been convened recently. now this reporting is coming from the washington post, quoting 2 separate sources in which it says that the jury has been in paneled for up to 3 months, sitting 3 days a week. now it's very important to note. one thing is that the grand jury may not be dealing only with a trump related issues or trump organization related issues. other matters may come before it, do it tween through the period of time. but legal experts say that's the fact that a grand jury has being convened in relation to the ongoing investigation into the trump organization, indicates that it has now moved on to a criminal charge basis. whether that is directed at donald trump, at his organization, or somebody close to him, that is not clear at this particular point in grand jury proceedings remain utterly confidential, utterly quiet. so the situation is that the moment what we do know is that the
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new york state attorney general did announce last week that they had moved from a civil investigation into the trump organizations tax ceilings into a criminal one. we know to that, that all that investigation being conducted by the district attorney in new york is now working in alliance with the new york state attorney general. so things have been ramping up considerably in recent weeks. and now the information that a grand jury has been subpoenaed does indicate, according to many legal experts, that it is now criminal charges that are being contemplated. i must stress again, it is not known at this stage whether these are criminal charges against donald trump or whether it is against his organization or somebody close to donald trump. but very clearly, this investigation is now ratcheted up a significant amount, raising the real possibility of criminal charges at some stage being brought in
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this case in the coming future. in one of the cases that the various legal elements in new york, on best gating and had been investigating for the past 24 months. my can i thank you very much. indeed. a judge in rome has ruled for egyptian security force members should stand trial for the murder of an italian ph. d student, 5 years ago, toyota journeys body was found in a ditch outside cairo in 2016 very signs of torture. it was researching egyptian trade unions for cambridge university, and the u. k. investigators believe it or journey was mistaken for spine egypt. national security general theresa beer and 3 of his subordinates will be tried in absentia. european union is on track to introduce vaccine passports from next tuesday. you commission president from the lion says the infrastructure for digital vaccination certificates will be ready by june. the 1st, the current of ours pandemic was the subject of talks on day 2 of the you need is
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how much in brussels underline says it's up to member countries to ensure they're able to process digital vaccines certificates by next week. now the member states have the key and the urgent task to make sure that the national health systems of fed with the information of citizens health status. so that the certificate can be issued. sounds like a lot of work. and indeed, it is still a lot of work, but i'm optimistic that we're getting them. india has reported its lowest number of new kevin 19 cases in nearly 6 weeks. the official tale has dropped to less than 200000 new infections in the past 24 hours. and other 3 and a half 1000 deaths were recorded. rexburg continue to warn that the actual figures could be much higher. india is struggling to vaccinate. it's 1300000000 people, only 3 percent of its population have received at least one job. the collapse of
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the lebanese economy is accelerating. rival politicians have so far failed to agree on shape and make up of a new government which is needed to ensure international aid. and as in a 100 reports from beirut, the same politicians are accused of decades of corruption that's nearly bankrupt to the state. pizza hut is the latest international chain to shut down its operations . as lebanon's politicians fail to hold the economic collapse, they are the same ones blamed for making the country the 3rd most indebted in the world. last year, these and it's a mafia state. still everything. the consequences of decades of mismanagement and corruption are evident in some intersections. traffic lights don't work, the infrastructure is crumbling, will be if you don't like the 1st place, there is no state. so how can they be traffic light and other streets? manhole covers are missing. authorities who can't afford to replace them, say,
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soaring poverty is why people steal them. for many, it's a daily struggle in a country that imports almost everything. the quality of life for the people of lebanon is changing. there is a shortage of fuel, for instance. and the central bank, foreign reserves are running low to keep prices affordable. there's also a problem getting medicines. so i've medical 11, i do, and sometimes we can find an alternative drug. so you have to wait for someone coming from abroad, but medicine can't wait for that. then they tell you it's not just medicine. finding milk for children is just as hard heck the limb about. so there is no humiliation worse than this. and people say the situation will get worse. we are suffocating, public hospitals, long underfunded and neglected, are now with the forefront of health care. as more people lose their jobs and private insurance company provider for medical supplies for dollars. they pay
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a $1000000000.00 needs a bid on the faith by dollars that is not available in our hospital because there was a lack of hard currency in a country close to bankruptcy, is also affecting the army, which is now actually receiving donations from various nations to help feed its soldiers who salaries have been cut by 80 percent will be g about the budget is the same but the currency has devalued. most of what soldiers require is imported including food. so this affects them morale and nutrition on the daily power cuts which have been part of life for years are worsening, as cash for fuel imports run out, lebanon is increasingly being described as a failed state. could there elisha zita, beirut powerful aftershocks in the democratic republic of congo, raising fears of a 2nd direction. 3 days off to africa, the most active volcano exploded, killing at least $32.00 people mountain near a longer centre river of lava,
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downhill towards the outskirts of the regional capital goma. at least 17 villages have been destroyed with around 5000 people displaced. some of the victims died from toxic gas, fumes and many a still missing. several 100 children were separated from their families as they fled. residents who escaped from the russian aust, only returning to their homes. but the authorities are urging caution soon them on the bus. be careful. do not climb on the lava. people who gather at the lava rocks without being certain that it is already solid risks. suddenly sinking inside and if the gas is present, you are at risk of suffocating and losing your life. rural communities in south korea have long faced the challenges of a declining and aging population. as a young people head for the big cities, but some remote islands off the south, west coast have found a unique, unsuccessful way of turning round their fortunes. attracting more and more tourists thanks to the color purple. as rog, mcbride reports,
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it's literally everywhere you look purple, all the buildings, big or small, and the few vehicles that are allowed to travel on the roads that connect them. the full bridges that now link these tiny islands with the outside world. right down to the plates, eat off, even the residents have embraced the purple life on the rocky again. fragile, or i think it's pretty. and the government here provides us with proper clothes and jackets to wear about you all. the islands charge a small fee for the increasing number of tourists, many of whom come appropriately dressed, to encourage you to get in the spirit visitors who bring something purple to get in for free. the inspiration for the may cova comes from the lavender, which grows here naturally. now, thanks to the colors universal adoption,
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the islanders who previously got by on farming and fishing can ad tourism woke up with id. but it was difficult to get to produce off the island to sell, but now with people coming here, we can sell directly to them. so it's good and i'm happy. the purple islands fame has spread organically. thanks to tech savvy korean and the hash tagging ways. leading to ever more visitors looking for that perfect selfie. this purple transformation has taken place just at the right time to catch the growing selfie taking trend. but in the past year, it's also benefited from the south koreans looking for quirky tourism attractions at home because of the pandemic. if purple is your thing, this is the place for summer tourists wanting to travel overseas. it's maybe not
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quite what they had in mind, but they come away with holiday memories. in a cheery shade of purple, robert bride al jazeera, the purple island, south korea. adequate run, you can catch up any time with our web sites. the rest of that is our dra 0 dot com . you can watch us by clicking on the live icon. ah, reminder the top stories now dra 0 fixtures state underneath lincoln says the u. s . is reopening. it's consulate in ocoee bodies, jerusalem for palestinians. after meeting palestinian authority, president of us. he also pledged millions of dollars in aid for garza but insisted that hamas, which runs the territory, should not benefit from it. lincoln is in the region to strengthen fragile seas 5 between us and us ally israel. i informed the president.

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