i love the 0 we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it out, 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that matter. to you. countess era lou, the battle for the suburbs, north of cheve ukraine, he says it's mounted a counter offensive and retake in some areas. nowhere is safe in khaki. that's the warning from the mayor as the ukrainian said he comes at a heavy russian bombardment. ah,

i know about the senate, this is audra 0 live from doha. also coming up the afghan taliban orders. most secondary schools for girls to close. only hours after the reopened for the 1st time in months and a shock announcement in sports, the world number one woman's tennis, bare ash bodies, retiring at the age of $25.00. yet another effort is under way to evacuate. people from ukrainian cities being bombed by russia, ukraine's deputy prime minister says 9 humanitarian corridors have been opened. 45000 people have been evacuated so far. but there's no safe passage for more than a $100000.00 trapped in mateo pole. president vladimir zalinski says there's nothing left of the port city after a month with shilling, ukrainian forces offending off attacks by russian troops and the 2nd largest city car eve. most people have fled. we're going to bring you a report from there in a moment. and a curfew and keith has ended,

but shelling has been reported in some districts. russian forces to try to push into the city, but ukrainian troops are holding them off. or let's get more from amazon. com. he's in the spy. kasinsky district in northwest keeps the bombardments continuing em run . i'd talk us through what's been happening. well, let's take a closer look. firstly, this is where one of the shells actually landed. we don't know how many r to really shows it the, sorry, the damage is across a wide area. it landed there and then the explosion that blast wave that comes after. hit this builder. you can just see most of all of the glass all of the front of the. busy building is completely destroyed. we're also seeing now volunteers, municipal. busy service and just a residence store in the clean up the clean up operation there, sweeping up all of the glass. i have to say and i buy it. those go when the

shelling side in the city it was okay. or to clean up operation. clearly they're getting used to this now. now the reason we've only seen for injuries hair is likely to be because of civil defense advice. but people not to stay in their bedrooms or in their lounge is that if you see the top of the building, they're like you see that glass blown in people on actually sleeping or staying in those buildings or actually sleeping inside the corridor. i'm. that's saving a lot of people like i say only 4 people injured visions hack. no, but he was killed. but the shelling took place around 8 in the morning. now whilst all of this was going on, there had been. busy number of other developments as well. british intelligence has said that on the ground the russian offensive has still what that means is the russians in our relying heavily on air strikes. missiles strikes, rocket strikes,

an artillery shelling i'm, we're actually seeing evidence of that. here on the ground. yesterday, there was an attack against the shopping mall, an air strike against the shop and molded destroyed. i coughed square kilometer wide area and a residential for 8 people died in that tax. so what intelligence assessments globally are telling us we're actually witnessing on the ground here also in the maharishi district, or the ukrainian forces of managed to be back of the russian forces on the ground there in another district. there the international airport, various ball citizens are evacuating on the advice of the cities where the towns mer and ukrainian forces that going into there. the reason for that is because the mer doesn't want any civilians inside there wants the ukrainians, try and push those russian forces back. but once again, look, it's the civilian area. there's no military targets around here,

whatsoever. people within the buildings are just looking. i mean, you can see actually up there, one of the residents who sit in her building and she's probably wondering how she's ever going to live back there again. a man. thank you very much. indeed, that's emron con, talking to us from northwest cave. ok, let's move east of the ukrainian capital, ukraine's the 2nd largest city car. heave is under. continuous bombardment by the russian military. entire areas have been reduced to rubble. most people have fled. the mayor has worn, does no place safe and every one should go under ground. i said, beg reports from ca, cave silence. there was once a community here, but just as everything silence is broken by the sound of artillery. this house was just hit. lot soldiers won't regular. those who remain have become

accustomed to it. this is milda, deborah bob wallace. 10 minutes ago they were firing like crazy thought they were really pounding the area up the road. oh, this is a residential area or you're, it happens a lot heavier by every half hour. they reload. was on me serious for she been a britain and across the street we made 69 year old lead of or been a cover, but i'm shown like watching movie yoga. dorothy. she said she doesn't want to leave a house because a husband can't walk and they don't want to be a burden on others. her neighbourhood is under constant attack or change no longer yet another. it's scary, they hid here and there. half the street is destroyed. ukraine save us where we're here. we're told it's unsafe. we must leave the area because of the ongoing artillery. jill can hear that going the incoming and can also hit him landing in the distance and to see smoke on the horizon. does not hardly anybody left her

because her but in the shadow of war, it seems only the aldi's the left here. for a few little this school providing a vital to monitor in lifeline. last so our book, luther, thurston, our house is safe but a 100 meters away from us. people got killed. their bodies were in pieces. they were people i knew is no nation. not far from here. an apartment block was hit holocaust survivor forest roman jenko lived here. now taking away what's left of his body after shelling hit his flat. stephanie called to, there was a terrible shilling. it was not a bam. more of a whistle, 3 terrible whistles. thank you. bring me roman jenko survived 3 nazi concentration camps in world war 2. vladimir putin says he's fighting nazis, but it's not,

not that killed roman jenko. it was russian artillery. i said big al jazeera, how to keith. okay, let's go more in the opening of some of those humanitarian corridors in basra is joining us from love if there is more hope of escape for some ukrainians, but the threats, of course, still remain it's exactly ray to crucially. we have to talk about what isn't open. 9 out of 10 humanitarian corridors are open today. one more than yesterday. that is progress. but mario full is not on that list in the national address from ukraine's president. mister zalinski said, mary, hope all is under what he described as a total blockade. or he says there's constant bombing she in human conditions. people don't have food, water or medicine even said that 15 aid workers, bus drivers. and a convoy of aid was seized by russian forces that were trying to get help into marianna. but we have to remind people that maria was still hasn't fallen.

ukrainian forces are still putting up resistance. let's talk about the diploma diplomatic efforts that are still going on. we can't forget, of course, that, that those efforts are going on on the sidelines of this, but they are moving incredibly slowly. that's exactly right. the russians are blaming ukraine for stalling the talks for not taking it seriously for trying to delay talks. ukrainian say it's impossible to have these negotiations as long as there is ongoing brutality being carried out by russian forces. we've seen these talks describe this confrontational as russia's position of its demands from ukraine, continued to be maxima list, asking ukraine to capitulate to all his demands defensive, as well as a political. but the one positive thing that we can say about these talks is that the talks are still happening. same, thank you very much. indeed. zane buster ave bringing us up to date from live or

girls expected to return to school in afghanistan. and once they have the left disappointed money showed up for school for the 1st time in 7 months, only to be told to go home. the ministry of education has most schools for girls from grace 7 to 12, or remain closed until further notice. victoria digby reports oh, the day started so well for these girls in cobble as they returned to school for the 1st time in 7 months. i shook i'll humbling aloud. thank god, the taliban are also like the previous government. now i don't have any concern about what i have to wear or whether to go to school or not. my family has allowed me and thank god. now the taliban has also given us permission to go to school. we are very happy. oh, but a few hours later that sense of optimism had completely disappeared. the taliban leg government suddenly ordered most secondary schools for girls to close. students packed up their bags and headed home. it was all with the man and i was happy and

excited when i found out i was going to school, i would be a hardly there for 30 minutes when they kicked us out and shut the door and left us hopeless for that. then they got by the therapy, it isn't fair that boys are allowed to go to schools and girls, aunt, what of girls done wrong? we want our schools to reopen, like before. girls in afghanistan have been waiting for months to attend school. the taliban pledge to provide them with access to an education after it's take over in august. but since then most girls have been banned from going to school after the 6th grade. taliban officials now say they need even more time to create gender segregated facilities. the taliban is been widely condemned for depriving women and girls of in education. the international community says the right to an education must be upheld if the taliban like government wants to receive much needed aid victoria gate and be al jazeera. okay, let's speak to soccer ball excise in london. she is an afghan politician and

a journalist who was forced to flee last year. thanks very much indeed for being with us on ald 0 and what are the chances? do you think that these schools might be allowed to reopen permanently? i think it's very sad to see off to all those bands, which is the girls in afghanistan were been waiting for that day to schools where we reopened. and unfortunately, today was a very disappointment that they turned back their home without any results. it shows that don, among are not reliable, they could not fulfill their promises. and beside us that they are the ones that they are stopping the girls from the last order, which is girls and man, man and women must beach k did. so this is the order which is beach taliban right now are banding women from education. it's very disappointing. it's years how unreliable taliban are in the political arena. for those of us who don't understand what the grading system isn't within within afghans schools it says it's closing to

grades $7.00 to $12.00. what kind of age group are we talking about? we are talking mostly about age, starting from 9 or 10 to 2018 or 17. it's demand on their children and dan no later than the year that they start, it means secondary and high schools are banned it for the girls. even the primary school, which is taliban chromos. it's not across the country. miss neff provinces, and districts day don't have girls primary schools. so it means that taliban are exactly the same as they was before. they are against girls to be gated there against women to be chaotic, even when they announced the universities to be open. meanwhile, they also noticed that the girls can not go anywhere they bound to right of movement without male company. ma hm. so this is like

a kind of stake in current policy that taliban are holding. i want to ask you about that because much of the world in particular, the countries who are withholding a lot of funding for of town and stuff are watching what the taliban does very closely. i mean, to those of us on the outside this seems counter productive. what do you think the taliban is trying to achieve by doing this? i think it's, it's very hard to understand what exactly does on life to achieve. because for one hand, they are seeking international work admission without internet legitimacy. nathan has done because the defacto government of taliban are not a legitimate government, a demean time. the also delivering a very big promise says, globally international community where meanwhile, and i've got to start there and limit ties inc. just the simple basic rights of people. so it means taliban are saying something, but their action can speak louder. unfortunately, right now today the lack of free media also not gone. his son on the biggest

obstacle, we don't know what exactly going on their charter, bon rule and regime. people around a son in the way they are suffering him, but still no doubt that taliban can not be a reliable partner. not far out on a star people or not for the international community. despite of what they are saying, what they're doing is more loud. i mentioned before that you are a politician, not a journalist and you flight of canister. and i think 2021 talkers through the circumstances that forced you to leave and tell us a little bit about what life is like for women and girls in afghanistan at the moment. as you understand it. i may lift my country by force physically, but still my thought, my sole activities going on their system. the activism wasn't been stop. i was been forced to leave my country because taliban was often me and 2014 also. they met suicide, attacked on media 10th, but god, miracle i was been survived because i was being all said,

having schools under 1st solid on for almost 4 years. but to right now it's to be honest. it's an i'm the only one millions of father afghans would like to leave the country. just based save suitable because taliban don't like women. they don't like human rights. they don't like the afghanistan to move forward. and they are often every single affair. if you see the women's rights activists, they read, they put to women and presence, the missing women's cell. and the target killing and organized crime is going to increase. so that was the reason i left afghanistan for far because taliban was after me. otherwise, i never had desired to leave my country and all those progress and find that i may and in the last 24 years. but that was not myself. that was not my decision. that was the circumstances. that was the situation made me to take that decision just because of symbolism. i don't want taliban to ting. women are soft target. the

taliban today they are claiming they put on need the u. s. and may to but to the in front of girls and i've gone on and women of gulf gown, hassan the only force that they can challenge the taliban. they can not even say a sentence rather than their bad behavior and brutal ways that they are showing sugar box. so we appreciate you being with us and i'll just, you know, mom, thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. still hadn't al jazeera a baby's abducted organs sold and women slaves were gonna take you inside a racks, organized coin, guys. are mexicans working a broader help in the country out of its economic procession? ah,

days of rain for eastern portions of australia. hello, everyone here is exactly what's going on. we're tapping into an onshore flow here. so that's going to scoop up moisture and shove it into the shoreline here for new south wales. press play, see where this goes thursday into friday. we see that rain fill in across new south wales and migrate toward the north into queensland. both of these states trying to recover from extreme flooding that we saw just a few weeks ago. northern parts of australia, there is plenty of sun to be found here at tropical storm. charlotte still remains to the west of australia. no major threat there for new zealand, the north island 1st. it was auckland, we saw some flooding. now its kids been picking up 3 times it's monthly rainfall average in the span of just hours. still more rain comes natur on thursday, but the heaviest stuff will be out over the water. next stop, we're going to southeast asia. there's some sunny spells to be found here through sumatra. this includes the dang with a height of 30 degrees, but still getting striped with solid bands of rain across java on thursday. okay,

for china it's been a washout for southern sections with this slug of rain. it's also moving more toward the north, a long, the yangtze river valley and for japan, temperatures are coming up in tokyo to a height of 15 on thursday soon. ah frank assessments, what are the political risks automatic wash an oil again for western leaders, pull sanctions on russian energy exports. harrison to publish informed opinions, fantasies not abandoning to fight against jedi, still resumed media debt going to be attaching from leisure and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera? ah

ah ah. what to how to set a reminder? what top stories this on fighting is intensifying to the north of ukraine's capital chief ukrainian forces to say they've retaken the suburb of mockery eve, but russian forces of partially taken 3 other nearby areas, the cranes, 2nd largest city housekeepers under constant bombardment by the russian military most people have fled the mayor's warrant. nowhere was safe and people should go underground. and afghanistan, the taliban is ordered. most girls schools to shut down only hours after the reopened. and education ministry spokesman confirm they'll stay closed until further notice babies abducted by their nurses. other children being sold for their body organs and young woman forced into prostitution all major problems in iraq,

police say the uncovered 60 organized crime gangs, osama bin chavez reports from the capital back. that. yeah. for this people trafficker, it looks like a routine transaction. but this is a police thing, but detectives posing inspires a hidden camera in the car. it captures the criminal confirming that he's selling to women for $2000.00 each. 6 way is, once the deal is done, police arrest the trafficker and the women detective say the women were part of the gang plan to run away from the buyer, then repeat their scam all over again. using recordings and other techniques, the special unit countering people trafficking says you were able to go to court with evidence on this. the seller thing, it is true that i've dealt with you and told you about the $2000.00. he confesses

to have received the money in exchange for the women. the man was sentenced to 6 years in jail. it's an extraordinary web of human trafficking and more than they slavery investigators had found nurses abducting baby children being sold for what a part and women being corrupted prostitute. the u. s. state department says the rocky government doesn't meet the minimum standards for the elimination of people trafficking, the director of iraq's anti trafficking. and it says, significant efforts are being made to live eliciting to tina. we've busted around 60 organized crime networks, some with human trafficking and others within the organs. trade 2 elements are spreading. one is st. beggars using minors and the other is young, rural girls being deceived and sold to work as dancers in cafes. 17 year old hannah, that's not her real name. as he met a man on facebook. but when she ran away from home to marry him, she was drugged, abducted, and raped. the iraqi teenager was sold multiple times,

forced into prostitution and made to take illegal drugs. after having an abortion she lives in fear that her kidnappers will find her again. 3 years after being rescued, she told the court about the pimps who abused her. hello, john, i come laura. they came to our house with other people and threatened us to drop the case, but i refused. i have no future. i'm forced to stay home as they may kill me. i lost the respect of my relatives to. no one speaks to me after what happened. and his family accepted her back and now protect her that's rarely seen in iraq and thousands of young women and shelters across the country. and not so lucky. leaders in back that say they're serious about tackling people trafficking, but with limited resources and faced with bo connected, organized gangs, a lot more remains to be done. so i'm a bon jovi out of there by the mexicans working abroad sent home

a record $51000000000.00 in earnings last year. that's nearly 30 percent more than in 2020 the info cache is helping to bolster mexico economy. it's a recession and it's struggling to recover from the impact of the colona virus pandemic. note i follow reports from center, those kinds of then with aloe image on the go. annella sanchez and her husband are having a video call with their son tutuco. i s actual lives in the united states, the money he and his brothers send back home to mexico in the form of remittances is what keeps annella and her husband afloat. i was, i came, you think about that, then my sons are in the united states and they send me money every month. they something needed in the town, like building a school, a church or a community kitchen. they support that to everyone who is away supports those who are here in santa rosa castillo waka, quietly nestled between the mountains of the mexican state of war, haka, just about every one has one or several relatives that have migrated to the united

states. al jazeera met with the towns leaders and with a show of hands asked how many of them have at one time or another. migrated north maple clinton is different. okay, rebecca gillan, my jojo, very few people stay here. the majority, their children, husbands and wives live in the united states because of work. the truth is there are no sources of employment in this community. those who are here only play crops and the rains come because there's no water fear a geisha. it's a bit sad in this community, and this is why everyone leaves finding other places to make money and satisfy their needs. the mayor here tells us that migrating to the united states at a young age is practically a tradition in the town. and the remittances migrants sent home represents a financial lifeline for the families. they leave behind. small towns like santa rosa castillo, aka had become dependent on money sent for migrants living in the us. but despite

modest improvements in the lives of residents, poverty and lack of economic opportunity continue to push more young people to migrate in order to send more money back to mexico. last year, remittance is to mexico, reached a record high money sent home for migrants, now represents close to 4 percent of nations, gdp globally only india and china rank higher than mexico. when it comes to remittances, even mexico's president has acknowledged the impact. this money is had on families across the country. if turtle got bought them, this is what our fellow mexican heroes bring to the table. it's meant a 27 percent increase in relation to 2020, in baseball terms. this is what brought us out of the whole or leverage another well record remittances may sound like a lot. it's not money that generates jobs and new opportunities, meaning that an immense number of young people continue to migrate. well anyway, annella's sanchez says being apart from 3 of her 5 children hasn't been easy,

but she says it's also the way of life in her community. thought, well, monday sitting there, it's our own community that since that money to help the town. and the truth is that it's the people that build the streets, the drainage, the drinking water law is the president helps a little too. but the community helps more experts say remittances to mexico are expected to increase again in 2022. continuing to represent a driving engine of the nation's economy. manuel rap, hello al jazeera santa rosa castillo aka new zealand. relaxing as corona, virus measures, as cases of electron variant form, it's scrapping a limit, an outdoor gatherings from friday. a vaccine mandate will no longer be required for police and teachers next month, but it will continue for health care and border workers. new zealand experienced weeks of protests against its strict policies. the world's top ranked woman's tennis player ash, bodies, and owns she is retiring from the sport of the age of $25.00. the street and grand

slam champion deliver the shock news or an instagram post bought. he says it's time for her to chase other dreams. it comes less than 2 months after she won this trillion open. success for me is, is knowing that i've given absolutely ever everything i can, i'm for food, i'm happy, and i nerve how much work it takes 2 to bring the best out of yourself. and i've set it to my team, um multiple times. it's just, i don't have that in me anymore. i don't have the, the physical drive, the emotional i want and kind of everything. it takes 2 to challenge yourself at the very top level anymore. and i think i just know that i'm absolutely, i am spent. i just not physically, i have nothing more to give and that for me is, is success. i've given absolutely everything i can to, to this beautiful sport of tennis,

gregory bills in australian tennis journalist and he says bought his achieved remarkable things in a short space of time. she is doing on her terms. nobody else is turned. she's not injured or anything like that. she's decided, as you just heard from her emotionally and physically, she's done. she can't do it anymore. and she wants something else in life now and good luck to her. busy she's achieved everything she wanted to achieve. the french open in 2019 wimbledon in 2021. the strength opened a couple of months ago. she won wimbledon. she started to this, the story started to come into her mind after that she was so spent then, and then the icing on the cake was winning the australian open. it's been a remarkable career. i'll give you a couple of staff she end of the year number 13 times and she's got the 4th longest streak of consecutive weeks at number one,

and she 7th overall for the most weeks at number one. and you can't knock that and she has to be spoken. busy in the same category as people like stephanie graph, monica selfish, margaret, sorry, but she never after the priest, even though they had much longer decided to play for greater a longer period. what ashes done in such a short time is truly remarkable. ah, going to 0, these are the tell stories, let me bring you some breaking news for security forces in somalia are responding to what they're describing is a terrorist attack of military camp inside the airport. and market issue is, according to state tv, smoke spin, seen building from the international airport. please say they're going to give details soon. ukraine's president says there's nothing left of mario paul, after nearly a month of.