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. a tough challenge from a united opposition and a vote overshadowed by the war and ukraine, and have been dependent on animals for thousands of years. how a changing climate is dramatically impacting livelihoods in somalia and in sport, australia have won the women's cricket world cup. lisa hailey's, stunning century setting up a 71 when over england in the final with miss isles, have had the southern ukrainian port city of odessa rushes. defense ministry says it destroyed an oil refinery and 3 fuel storage facilities. fires were reported in several parts of the city where ukraine's naval headquarters are located. so no wonder with regard to the miller this morning, high precision, cna based missiles destroyed an old planet and 3 depos near odessa, which had been fueling ukrainian troops. nicolai's glory, theresa,

due at the double bond, russia began its 39th day, a full scale aggression with a missile strike. your desert region was among the priority goals enemy continued its vile practice of destroying critical infrastructure. according to preliminary data, there are no victims of the book, but let's figure out our correspondence stephanie decker, whose i, for us in western ukraine individual. ah, stephanie. so is this the start of it, of a full scale assault on odessa? i think we'll have to wait and see. it's certainly the 1st time that strikes of this magnitude have targeted the strategic port city. we were there for just over a week here and there have been massage launch at the city always from the black sea fleet. a lot of air defense systems in places while we saw those a lot of evenings. but this is the 1st time that the russians have targeted the fuel des pose. they are saying that they're using those at the ukrainians or using

them to resupply the troops in michel, i of nikolai of is the city that is really the front line, if you will. the last port of call until russian troops could get to odessa, that the soldiers there of managed to push the russians back over the last couple of weeks. and i will have to wait and see whether this is going to result in a renewed a put push on nikolai and when it comes to john ford ground forces. because particularly if you listen to military analysts, they will tell you that any sort of fear of a naval landing, which in the beginning of this conflict, had been feared on odessa. they've mind the beaches in preparations for this, but many people will tell you that unless ground troops are closer to that strategic city, ukraine's biggest port, then the naval landing would not be possible. but certainly, this is the 1st time that we've seen a strike of this magnitude, anessa. steph, as you say, you spent some time there reporting in recent weeks. what was your sense of what people were telling you around what they were going to do in this eventuality?

because they were preparing for a russian attack yes, the city has had weeks to protect prepare because they know that they are at some point going to be on the target list because of the strategic importance of a desa. so they've been preparing and the sense of fortifying the city it is heavily fortified. sandbags tank traps all over the place. really a very sensitive when it comes to what media can and cannot feel when it comes to the military was information not very forthcoming. the residents who've stayed and probably still about half the population of the city, very defiant. many people also joined the territorial army of the territorial defences. and we also did a story on, on civilians who simply do not want a fight, but wanting to teach themselves how to operate a weapon. if it came to that one man telling us, you know, i don't want to fight, i've never operated a weapon. i don't feel like i'm ready to operate a gun,

but if they come to my house, i feel i need to defend it and defend my city. so there's a lot of defiance there are. but again, you know, we'll have to wait and see because ground troops still very much a stuck, if you will in be collide, which is around a 2 hour drive away from odessa. all right, thank you for that update. stephanie deca, their lawn force in a division in western ukraine. and ukraine says it has evidence of war crimes in butcher, a town north west of cave, after the withdrawal of russian troops video from their shows, bodies in the streets, and hastily dog mass grave. moscow denies targeting civilians and rejects war crime allegations are warning some images in st. basra vs report may be disturbing. ukrainian forces have retaken the entire keith region, but russia's retreat comes at a high price. northwest of the capital,

the city of boucher bears witness to the brutality of war. at least 20 people in civilian clothes left dead in the street. each scene a grim snapshot of the chaos and violence of their final moments, ukrainian se at the hands of russian forces. days earlier, the mayor of boucher announced the liberation of its town. do you know which one is going to march 31st, to go down in the history of that community as the day of liberation, the liberation of around for civic ukraine from russian occupiers to today. i state that the state joyful, joyful. and this is a great victory in the region, and we will definitely wait until there is a great victory all over ukraine. the joys of victory soon dampened

by death. ukraine's general staff is warning future residents. russian forces, mind the city before they left, combat engineers work to clear suspected mind areas. bodies remain where they fell, until it's safe to retrieve them. boots as mayor says, entire families were killed and nearly 300 people have been buried in a mass grave. not far from boot and the village of dmitri fca, west of keys, the remains of russian soldiers killed in fierce fighting there, left in the st. janasia grain in the north of the country. the occupies continue to retreat slowly but noticeably in the east, the situation remains extremely difficult. russian troops are moving to dom bus and towards cock eve, they are preparing new strikes. we are preparing an ever more active defense lot as ukrainians begin to occupy and clear recaptured areas. what happened in boucher

ukrainians? fear could be the 1st of many instances of community shattered by this war. zane basra, the older 0 levine, pakistan as a whole. the new election in the next 90 days, the president has dissolved parliament under no confidence motion against prime minister among con, was dismissed without a vote. i thought i thought if we've got a formula on there, the deputy speaker declared the motion unconstitutional saying as part of a plot by what he calls foreign powers, the opposition believes it had the numbers to asked con, cuz several political allies had abandoned him. and scott, osama bin j. now he turns his lie from islam avant osama. ah, so this is a done deal then, or is this a done deal then? puck sounds go into actions. well, not really. if you hear from the opposition,

they're still at the national assembly, they're continuing our read the session. they have elected their own, our parliamentary speaker, i. our psychic is in the chair and there is a shadow session that is underway. a 195 members, according to the leader of the opposition are still there. they clearly have more than a $170.00 do. and bees required to elect a or are these prime minister of pakistan. so it is a legal limbo and a constitutional crisis that by august on find itself in, on the one hand, the president has dissolved the assembly. on the other hand, the opposition has a brought into question, the decision by the deputy speaker, to throw out their version of no confidence and to discuss that further are we, however, the satire abdullah a prominent human race defender, who calls this, not just a constitutional crisis but a human rights crisis in a and rights of people crisis white i her and haven't at the prime minister done the legal course of action to go to words election. so no, he has not done the legal thing. he has done the illegal thing. he has done an

unconstitutional act, and he should be tried for treason under articles $5.00 and $6.00 of the constitution of pakistan. that's the 1st thing i'd like to say. the 2nd thing, and this pains me and saddened me a lot, is that he calls himself a sportsman. the former captain of a winning a world cup winning cricket team of pakistan. is this the way you sure, your sporting spirit? this is a 100 percent absence of sporting spinet. this is not the way a sportsman play. you don't behave like a tantra me, but throwing a tantrum when you don't get your way. you do not behave like the privileged elite that you are, but he is the privileged elite of pakistan and the elite capture of pakistan. but what happens next now, because if the bread prison has dissolved assembly, ah opposition to do whatever they want. but the they have to go towards an election

don't. they're not yet. you're forgetting the 3rd pillar of the state, which is the judiciary. i have hopes, high hopes and great expectations from the supreme court of pakistan. and i hope that it will be a full court, a full bench hearing this constitutional case brought by the office combined opposition. and i hope that they will not repeat the mistakes of the past. i'm thinking here of 1979, when an elected prime minister was, was, ah, good, judicially executed by then supreme court a fox than under a military dictatorship. we are not under a military dictatorship now. but heaven forbid that this constitutional crisis lurches towards a stage where we do not as, as

a law abiding bid, 3 arctic citizen of barcus bond, forget the human rights defender. i do not wish to see a military court at all. i do not wish to see another military dictatorship. on the other hand, i do not wish to see unconstitutional acts by a so called elected aust, selected for my prime minister in moran hon. but do you see that there is an actual threat of a military coup in burgersson? if things continue to go the way they are? because the opposition, the prime ministers or the law minister invoked article 5, there was a ruling or by the speaker of the parliament if it, if they don't abide by that and continue a shadow cabinet, it's not going to resolve things. is this a banana republic, or is it to constitutional republic? do we still believe and that all of law and constitution and a parliament and a supreme court ought to have be said good bye to all of that. and you know, it's like a free for all in a banana republic. no. this is not a banana republic yet. despite implant hon wanting to make it so look at this. have

you ever seen anything like this during a nevada not confident what? what the expecting all this this this, this shutting down the the besieging off this summer got that looked like a fort. why are they afraid of violence? are they extreme? if afraid of, of a civilian, you know, a violent takeover. are they afraid of a military take? what the hell is going on? yeah. i, i honestly feel that this is not going to turn into a banana republic if the millions of pakistani, so feel and think and act like i do have a needs it little say in the matter. but you see that hundreds of thousands of people are stu, support, emerald hon. they said they will vote for him. it is going to and it isn't point $6000000.00 isn't, isn't it? just a 2nd is under the constitutional right for them to go out and vote and elect a new government. you want to talk figures. let's talk data. 6.6000000 people voted for him. this is a country of 230000000 plus people. so is that

a majority of the electorate? no, no, i am not here. taught to defend the wrongs done by the b a mel, end b, m l cured the p p b the and b, the m q m, et cetera, et cetera. the all the letters of the alphabet. no, they have done a lot of frogs. but my, i have a tiny little glimmer of hope somewhere far down the donna that they might have learnt some very serious lessons from the blunders and mistakes of their past their blunders. if they have not then, then heaven helps. thank you very much. that fire of dollar, prominent human rights defender are talking to us about the situation that is unfolding in the capital. the state minister for information says that electrons will be held in 90 days. the deputy attorney general has resigned from the government, seeing what was taking place in the national assembly was unconstitutional. we're hearing reports that lawyers are bleeding their case are, are going to plead their case to words the supreme court of like

a son. so it's all in a flood, sir. yes, the president has dissolved assemblies. yes. the government to seeing that there might be election the next 90 days, but it is not set in stone. all right, thank you. after that, i some have been to their law for us in islam of art or no prime minister has completed a 5 year term and pakistan since independence in 1947. the 1st law caused ali khan served 4 years before he was assassinated in 1951. in 1972 neural our means term in office was the shortest lasting only 13 days before he was forced out. and the only freeman, l prime minister, and as their brutal lead for 2 years until her party lost control of parliament. rhetoric as him can as a political analyst and former minister of state for information he is in islamabad and joins us now. thanks for your time. ah sir, how can this confidence motion just be thrown out when it was already tabled?

well, this is the situation. this is unconstitutional and this should not have been done because it was already accepted. that is going to be working today. and just shortly before the walking to the took place, why you should have taken place. they called it off. so this is all gun constitution illegal. and i'm glad that the supreme court has taken notice stream course. chief justice 1st called a meeting of the justices at home. now the supreme court has been opened and always presumed that they're going to have full hearing of the case. and we should clear something pretty shortly. how quickly does this need to happened? because as you say, the supreme court is looking at this, the opposition is going to take this to the supreme court. but if parliament has already been resolved in the meantime, which it appears it has been and will it will be too late. no, i was reading through your one of your reporters report in the,

in the news which is reported in your your debt that the supreme court has done the national assembly has rejected the. ready confidence again, which is the case. in fact, a just after the after the speaker, after that up to speak and remove the assembly, they immediately had the meeting, according to the go to the game, and then the boarding took place and 195 members. parliament wanted against the firm. in other words, lot of fun today because supposed to have 172 people working to make a successful 195, which wanted against him, john so that he's no longer the brand. mr. i want to ask you about sort of looking back, looking at the history, as we've said,

no prime minister has completed a full 5 year term and pocket on why is that? i know, i know there's been various reasons, i mean, a fascination losing control of, of parliament. but is there any common thread which runs through some of them at least that has led to this? if it could be a good question, but said if you're going to give a definite answer, maybe a new democracy, country in 7 to 5 years, but a new country, it's not a long time. so maybe it'll take time to do that and centuries to establish themselves maybe both and needs time as well to say this is all right. hi, thank you very much for your time for your take on things. teresa was in con, a political analyst and foreman minister of state for information. thank you very much. indeed. thank. vote is in hungry, are casting their ballots in an election, overshadowed by the war and neighboring ukraine. i minister victor or van is

a long time ally, ally rather of russian president vladimir putin and was hoping to extend his 12 year term. the race is the closest in years opposition. parties came together to put up a single candid since got at andrew simmons, his in the capitol, budapest, and you said voting is underway? are there any indications now of which way it might go? yes, good morning. from budapest, a sunny morning, a steady stream of voters are going in to vote. and the way it's looking right now is that opinion polls are closing in on a situation whereby the opposition looked to be getting distanced from that. a whole goal of overturning victor all benz power. and he's now been prime minister for 12 years. and he's looking for a 4th term known by some as the political thug who has very scant

regard for human rights. are seen by others as a solid figure, a man who can deliver on stability and family, and that has a high regard for family life. but he does have a close relationship with larry mir putin that is controversial. he also pushes against the european union. he is the longest serving prime minister within the e u. now, however, he does get into conflict with them on a whole range of issues, media, freedom, what, what one of them, and what's more, he is in a situation whereby he's really in, into camps worn with russia. the other with the west that you would think would weaken his position, but he's trying to turn that to his own advantage by suggesting that he's

a man of peace. when the opposition, he says, are all really wanting to go with nato and i'm an arm even more of the ukrainian military. he's saying he doesn't want that to happen. he won't already or any terms whatsoever, allow it to happen. so you have a situation where he's trying to turn it to his own advantage, and he is seen by many people as a stable figure. and that could mean that those opinion polls showing that he is gaining a a better lead is, in fact the case with this election has a little bit more. he would about the, the opposition alliance. how they managed to come together to put forward a single candidate. yeah, interesting. it is all about peter, mark he sigh a. he is an independent mer. he's not actually an m p a he, he obviously wants to be one in this election and he's started a movement to try to bring opposition parties altogether. now he succeeded in doing

that, there are 6 parties, some of them left wing southern center is he is a conservative just like victor or van. but he wants to actually get to the point where they have a coalition he's, he's a is a smart operator, he's, he's popular with a young man with the old and he is insistent that he can do it. now, the weakness is that the desperate parties that will he have a united stand in power if he was to get it as, as an, as their united right. now that is a question mark and he is also, he is conservative, as i said earlier, and he's pushing home a message that he wants to be on the side of europe. not russia. that doesn't necessarily go down well with all people from hungary. a lot of people do support russia. something like 30 to 40 percent and fit is. the governing party is

right wing, it's, it's for solidarity with russia and also with europe. and there is a, as a, a strong feeling that, that all bam is connected to business. so people's lives will be enriched with him . and things will be unstable with the opposition potentially at a time of crisis like this with warren ukraine. it's a good time to have a strong figure that is the position with all bound. so we're, we're, we are, i think likely to see that all van will take power and his will be as 4th term in office. but no guarantee of that opinion polls can't always be relied upon the could be a surprise. no, of course. we have learned that either he is heavily andrew sin in there for us in budapest. thank you. also in budapest, vice skype is guy, ryan, i an analyst at the center for fair political and lamp analysis rather thank you for your time. so. 7 apart from the banding together of the opposition,

what else makes this election different and makes it so close now? well, especially the economic situation, i think because the last time that there was a global economic ben gerber comic issues in 2008, 2009 that's been or my mom, he's landslide. and ever since the global economy has been doing pretty well. and with that hungry and economy was going pretty well. but now when they call it crisis and all the inflation and all the other issues that had brought on their economic issues that are very much on the minds of borders that could make it more difficult for or one to another turn. i talked about this about. 1 responded andrew earlier, but i want to put the question to you, how to hungarians, feel about, or bounce close relationship with president fusion, given everything that's happening in ukraine right now. well, it's a very difficult thing to frame for

a fetus. and they are trying to put it as they are the peaceful party. why the opposition is a trigger. happy militant party. i mean it's on party in the selection. and that's the contrast that they are trying to draw on, that they are not choosing sides writers on ski, nor put in why the opposition is trying to put forward that. yeah, yeah, this is, this is a person who allied himself be put in. and this is a sign that he's pulling hungry away from, you know, instead of towards europe. so that's basically a contrast. but hungarians really, really don't want to get into this military conflict. and that's why the message of urban has been working quite well. and also ukraine doesn't have a good reputation between gary ends because there is a sizable 100 in minority in ukraine that has had issues with the current, the ukranian administration. so there is also that he story that doesn't make it easy for hon, getting the trust ukraine in general. ok, what would i need

a name for hungry and for its foreign policy, its relationship with russia and its attitude toward the west. it's a definitely mean a, a big shift, a b guarantee opposition parties have very good dice to certain western parties to brussels through the you and they will definitely be more in the they will dana themselves, more of a distance is nato and the you, as that's for certain, now the issue is, can they be a united when they are governing and candy make united united stance is against russia against any other any other phone that the west may have? the that's kind of question because the scholarship is so divers, medically related if it were for one person to beverly, especially because the candidate that mike is like doesn't have you have his own barky. so he support is basically just based on his personal popularity. all right,

thank you very much for your time. and i there an analyst at the center for fed political analysis elections also being held in serbia. both of the deciding whether president alexander voucher should have a 2nd term. as in hungary, the election made up has been dominated by russia invasion of ukraine. british has campaigned on promises of peace and stability elections in choosing the president parliament and local authorities in the capital, belgrave just want to come to saw including india, introduces a tax on crypto currency. we look at whether it could put off investors and real madrid close in on the spanish lee title. i'd say, would that and more helpful for ah

hello, there, the weather's been surprisingly wintry and wet across much of europe over the past few days. and there's more of that to come, that we've seen exceptional cold up in the north. things are going to start to warm up, but it will be cooler in the south as those unsettled conditions. continue their rain . if we look to the northwest corner on sunday, we've got some funny spell for britain and the island. the wet weather is very far away. it's gonna flood down across the channel into the low countries. bringing some of that windy weather to denmark, heavy snow for no way, and we've got warnings out heavy snow in finland as well. now across central areas it will be wet, but we're going to see temperatures recover. we have record lows in the netherlands, but in neighboring belgium. well, for and work, we are going to the temperature, sit in the early teens, but it is a bit of a washout of a week. now further down south, it remains unsettled across the mediterranean. those strong winds blowing across the italian islands, bringing heavy rain to southern italy. we could see some flooding. and wintry mix

continues for the balkans all the way up into belarus. but it's an improving picture for greece and turkey. it's looking better on sunday for spain, but have a look at what happens on monday. we are going to see the arrival of the very wet and windy weather splashing into the south that she weather ah. in 2018, a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government, and president sockets yann's grip on power. i'm going to labor cuz we're a new documentary follows he's non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with a gun, a democratic love of revolution. i am not alone on mias velvet revolution. coming soon on al jazeera al jazeera world needs some extraordinary women

who am making things happen their way following their daily struggle to survive for their families to thrive with egypt. swimming st. sellers on al jazeera lou ah, ah, your theology, there are a reminder about top stories. this, all of russia's defense ministry says it's missile strikes, have destroyed an oil refinery and 3 fuel storage facilities in odessa,

ukraine's naval headquarters is in the port city. pakistan is to hold new elections in the next 90 days. the parliament has been dissolved after the deputy speaker threw out a no confidence vote against prime minister on con, thank it, was unconstitutional. people had hungry, accosting their ballots in an election, overshadowed by the war and neighboring ukraine. by mister victor, or bond is a close ally of russia's president. he's hoping to extend his 12 year tub. let's get more now on the odessa missiles strikes and angels, there is summer. laugh he is near the scene of the attack, who i'm allowed of gun at that meal. are you bun, albany a lima in abuse? me? they are trying to hit the infrastructure of the city. now the police in the mayor are preventing us from getting close to the scene to get pictures and video. because that would allow those responsible to see the results of the attack. like

an i have on here my be in a more em merge near what god, by about me not up or this is a very important and strategic city in this attack will definitely has its own consequences because people will start talking about the possibility of a land operation, and if this happens, it will scare some people who don't go about this attack is significant, and it will change things wirelessly about that man as it could on. i could come a little for what i thought my mother can walk there. and we've seen the houses that have been damaged. this is a big huck about li. almost 4000000 people have fled ukraine and a similar number are internally displaced. most have gone to border areas to seek safety. but many cities, a full, stephanie deca traveled to colorado where about 300000 people have arrived. deep in the mountains in western ukraine, close to the board is with slovakia and hungary. people fleeing war are coming to

find peace. this is one of many centers and it was good for the internally displaced. olga and her husband or from car keith. they left their city under heavy, shedding. their don't for sold as got the family, the knowledge in it. it was terrible when we saw the 1st plains. i was terrified. i didn't believe it. we packed our things in 5 minutes. it's taken me a long time to recover from the trip here. looks like i yes, i believe the law. mm hm. my soul is a king. it aches from my home. this is my motherland. him. it was so difficult to leave. really difficult. this is their home or what's left of it. mm hm. lawyers real wary, and this is where they sleep. now la la la robin hood hood re my viola, it's just fine. she tells us it safe. and that is all that matters now. that years really by looking well who tatiana sleeps next to them with her son work you? yeah. she tells us she's from landscape near the russian occupied part, but the city is under ukrainian control. her story is about ordeal to well credit

entered a bid in monitor. we were waiting in a small basement, hoping it would end for almost 3 weeks. we finally left in a humanitarian corridor which took 4 days to be successful. with that, there weren't even 5 minutes of calm, they bombed us, day and night. our city is almost fully destroyed. i have nowhere to go back to going back. that's what every one here once for now, waiting it out as far away from the war as they can physically get without leaving their country. this one of the very few regions of ukraine that hasn't been attacked. this whole tells the story of the entirety of this war. people are from marrow poll from car key from the hang from daniel from michael i have from around at the capital keep. many of them fled under shelling each were their own stories of hell. and they keep coming, registration takes place in the center of was good city, basic supplies, clothes medicine,

toys are handed out. it is now 6 weeks into this war. and officials put the internally displaced in this region at around a quarter of a 1000000 people is told her about as good as a crowded they added a day and night. but many now dont even reach us as this is the is foot. so we place them and other areas around vision is also putting a lot of pressure on the city and its residence. alamahood daily. e people can still come and stay with their relatives at home. i have family with me too, but all hotels and apartments are full. they are really crowded. be no, it's not local people. as we can see, the card number plates from oliver ukraine. we're happy lives on hold. and yet life must continue. many here tell us they have gotten used to this routine, sharing their space happy to be safe. but at the same time, everything has changed, and many fear their lives may never be the same again. stephanie decker,

al jazeera, was good in the trans carpathian mountain range. hope francis says he's considering traveling to key if the head of the roman catholic church told reporters he's been invited by ukrainian political and religious authorities. because of our mocking mass, you only database, even velli from that, we had thought that invasions of other countries, savage street fighting an atomic threats, were grim memories of a distant past. jose, however, the icy winds of war, which bring only death, destruction and hatred, has swept down powerfully upon the lives of many people. and on the days of us all, once again, some potentate, sedley caught up an anachronistic claims of nationalist interests as provoking and fomenting conflicts. whereas ordinary people, since the need to build a future that will be shared, will not be at all grow. now in the night of the war that has fallen upon humanity, let us not allow the dream of a piece to fade kit or surround. shimmy opposition empties and sri lanka have

defied a curfew to march in the capital and demand. the president stepped down. oh, the government declared state emergency often bond and demonstrations over worsening economic crisis. expand all public gatherings and blocks. social media for testers are angry about severe shortages of food fuel and medicines. and al fernandez is in colombo, the opposition, some luggage, unable of a gaze, who you see members are just behind me here at this barricade that is preventing protest, us from going towards independence square, the sort of monument of independence here, inter lanka. as you can see, there's basically a bank of police, there's military and so special task force, ah personnel that are behind the line over here, these barricades have been constructed right across the road. all entry points, preventing and blocking off the independent square. and it's gotta go home, that's

a rallying cry, obviously of the opposition. but even among the ordinary sher lumpkins, who are trying to organize to come together, despite the 36, our co fuel, that the government has announced our there are attempts for them to come together . that is just on the outskirts of colombo in a place called mara. gama, ordinary people have come together to protest despite the coffee. now batting in mind that the government has really brought in all its arsenault to try and prevent these protests from happening. they have brought in a state of emergency. they have put in a curfew. they brought in an extraordinary gathered an additional one, preventing people from gathering in public places recreational grounds. but despite all of that, the anger and the frustration that to his being heard throughout the country seems to be drowning out all those efforts. and people are keen for their voices to be heard. chinese recorded its highest number of covered 19 infection since the peak

of its 1st wave more than 2 years ago. well then, 13000 cases were reported. 70 percent of them in shanghai. the city is in phase 2 of a lockdown. most of its 25000000 residents have been ordered to stay at home. somalia is in the grip of its worst route in 40 years, is particularly bad for the 5000000 some oddities who make a living herding animals were reports from gl kyle. we found her dear mohammed idea and her daughter. i am sitting under a tree waiting for rain. she was told some rain fell 400 kilometers from here. so spent weeks walking there with a goats, but didn't find any posture. so she walked back. most of our lives dog died on the way. like we depended on the livestock because we would eat them and sell them, but that is no more. our priority now is finding water. some people are drinking

salt water and it's giving them diarrhea. we need fresh water and food as now we cannot eat or sell the livestock because they are very weak. dear is one of more than 5000000 people affected by the drought in somalia, about a 3rd of the population. many of them are herders who move around with their animals following reins and seeking posture, camels and the go county this. so what happened to most of the bushes here after the last 3 rainy seasons have failed. and so this is what's happened to many of the animals and it's the animals enable people to live in this dry environment. the, even at the best of times is difficult to survive in the plains across which to hurt his move, where they are animals a dry as far as the i can see and is the same in parts of the country where people greg crops to major rivers in the south have dried up the surrounding areas used to be known as the bread basket of somalia. people here said the 1st time this has

happened in living memory. near the dry river, we met at durham anew. abraham. the river used to water his crops. he's joined the hundreds of thousands of people moving into comes after their farms failed. an animal's died. he's 70 years old and lived through several drowns, including severe ones in 20112017. but he says none have been as bad as this. then either the wind motor drought happened d b, as in the past, people fell to the river for water. but now very, very dry all the way from the border to the see. many of those displaced by the past routes are still in the camps. when able to restart, their farms will restock their herds. to un says people in rural somalia are among the least able to cope with changing climate. following 30 years of conflict, climate change is directly related to the drought that we are witnessing now. the

frequency of those climatic shock is and are increasing people who live in rural areas. their capacity to recover from the shocks, easy, extremely, extremely challenging because because of the frequency of the shock back in the north, the herd is he's animals of died and moving into camps. 2 people have survived here, hurting animals for thousands of years. as the droughts become more frequent and more severe is not clear if their way of life can continue or how they will survive . malcolm web al jazeera galka somalia, israel's prime minister has told civilians to carry guns in the streets. it follows 3 fatal attacks in the past 2 weeks. john holeman is in west rosen. there is a fair amount of talk and tension on the streets of wish to resume right now. and that's after a couple of weeks in which 11 people have been killed in israel in separate attacks, you can actually see the security forces that they're behind us. there have been

more security that are been put out on the streets to try and deal with that as the israeli government braces itself for more to come. there were 3 members of islamic jihad that were killed by israeli security forces just this friday. so they are expecting more danger, more tension during this period, but it's not just security forces that occurring guns here. the countries prime minister has actually said that his rabies that have weapons permits should be going out with their weapons as well. mom, it's simply me, kim, as what's expected of israeli citizens alertness and responsibility. keep your eyes open. anyone who has a gun license, now's the time to carry it. it's actually an uptick in the amount of people that are requesting weapons licenses. right now. it went from just thousands a day before the attacks to more than a 1000 off the despite of attacks is really indicative of a country that is worried right now. and the government said that they going to be

on high la, at least until the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan, and possibly a service still along the line. and explosion at a nightclub in azerbaijan has killed at least one person more than 30 others. were injured in the capital box. most of them are in hospital with bands. a gas leak has been claimed. i was not a favorite in costa rica where voting will start soon for a run off election. a former president is up against a political outsider who is promising to shake off the political system traceable reports. it's considered to be the most stable country in central america, famous for its beautiful beaches and environmental protection. but in the past years, poverty and unemployment had been on the rise. the pandemic had a devastating impact on the vital tourism sector. something that most people are hoping and new precedent will be able to reverse. oh, come yeah. oh palmer,

florida. the next president, she change everything because we are very poor. there's nothing here. so i hope that from here on, in whoever wins fights for this country, because we're costa. ricans, we have to, oh, voters will elect a new president. the sunday, in what many say is the most polarized campaign in years, will be choosing between former center left president jose maria figures, who is promising to revive the economy, protect minority rights, and the environment. we are going to focus on the issues that are most important and for us, of course, the main one is the revival of the economy and the creation of job opportunities in this country. he face his conservative rodeo chavez, a former world bank employee who promises to fight corruption and has based his campaign on attacking traditional politics in the country. he's promising to clean the house. ah, where do we have

a 75 your party that only now talks about corruption. it took them so long to realize that corruption is the worst because it's stealing from the people. both candidates are surrounded in controversy. former president figures faced accusations of corruption while he was in office. and chavez was accused of sexual harassment while working at the world bank because of the groups on the accusations of corruption against his party are real. and all these years we've seen mares and other politicians involved and scandals. with chavez, there was an investigation by the will bank and he had to resign marines sanctions from the will bank. both candidates deny the allegations. many voters here think the candidates an offer or the worst choice they could have. and the hope is that whoever wins will be able to bring back economic growth. there is, i will, i'll to cedar, a tax on crypto currency says come into effect and india. the country is one of the

highest number of crypto investors in the wall. although initial enthusiasm may be in decline. lizbeth front and reports from new delhi. these crew crappy, has made tens of thousands of dollars investing and trading and crypto currency over the past 4 years. but the 24 year old is selling at least half of all has digital assets before new taxes on them come into effect. from april. investors will have to pay 30 percent tax on sales of crypto currencies and won't be able to offset any losses from one against profits from another. so that's all i will be managing. introducing micro export, getting more interest often for the current using the volume of trades that i am doing daily. and probably we will be seeing that in to extend that india we will be seeing or decrease in volume because the thought process is pretty soon. the same. introduction of the central governance has a major increase in crypto currency. transactions has made it essential to impulse taxes. there are around $25000000.00 india to own crypto currency with up to

$10000000000.00 worth of assets being traded every month. the average investor is just 24 years old, and most have a portfolio of $650.00 to $1500.00. the founder of india largest trading exchange says it doesn't make sense to impose the highest tax bracket regardless of earnings. that are, that certain amount that you all in a year is not activated at all. you don't have to be back. but if you are needing and then you make a profit back and you still have to be and you put in, which is the highest and that's something open for a lot of land. and i got a good job began investing and crypto currency when he was at university in 2016. the 23 year old day job is running his family's carpet business. but all of his earnings are invested and crypto currencies. he's not happy about the high taxes

but relieved. the government isn't too bad in crypto currency after it indicated last year that it would, i think there and in bottom 1st step i am i happy about them? no, i'm obviously not like happy with some of the particular things by these we should like regard back in december, every one was dead. shorda this is going, are they gonna force liquidation from all exchanges and they're just gonna banish and bad didn't happen. many others agree with rock evans say the taxes are too high and could push investors and businesses and to moving their assets to countries with more favourable tax laws. but they also agree they're better than an outright ban. elizabeth per annum al jazeera new delhi coming up next and sport. and they will be here with the latest on the english premier league title race. ah

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lou. ah, 540 is andy. thank you so much. kim. well, straightly have one the women's cricket world cup, beating england by 71 runs in the final. lisa hayley had a stunning senshi for australia. in this part of the sort of a fighting cross church new zealand. he smashed a 170 the high school and diver, women's or men's will cut form aside, reached 365 for 5 in their 50 overs in reply english not civil. also school 200. she finished on bates and on a $148.00, but it wasn't enough to get the defending champions close to australia's total

australia or will champions for a 7th time winning this trophy for the 1st time since when jersey and you probably couldn't answer anything more so i guess to get into bad and to put a huge total on the board. i'm really proud of our batting unit. i thought we've done some amazing things this whole this whole tournament. so to be able to do it one more time on the biggest stage was pretty impressive. so personally yeah, unbelievable. i'm never in my wildest range rover thought to do anything like that . so that was pretty cool. exist fiance, because rounded off an incredible few weeks to her by capturing the miami open title. irish plaid dropping just full games in this funnel against miami i soccer. so on sex. 17 match, winning run is broke. the back to back tons was in the us. the 20 year old is only the full women's plants, complete what's known as the sun showing double, with winds at miami and indian wells. also the,

the new world. monday one. when the rankings are dated on monday, my dad, my sister, my whole family, who i know has been a hopefully they're going to join me through me and finally travel. because yeah, i want to, i want them here also having with me after a busy period of world cup, qualifying and international domestic football competitions have resumed in the english premier league. manchester city remain the same to catch. they want to know burnley who down in the relegation zones. kevin dobro and gave champions an early late already begun to one out at a 2nd before half time. 51 point clear. i'm at the top of the table. liverpool keeping up the pressure of that. so you know, when over what for that am failed the a good job. 20th club goal of the season, giving with a full the late and a late penalty from the beanie wrapping up the when liverpool travel to man 15 next

sunday. so he would have told us in the summer and read a good prism which we had that we are and of monitors early april in the situation 1000000. and in all competition, 11 trophy on all competitions and the full squad available. hopefully, this will stay for ever the all would have taken in spain, rama should have taken another big step. so the la league a title cream benzo moscow. 2 penalties missed. another warner's in the ira to victory cell. to vague are israel 12 points clearance of the table ahead of somebody's meeting between our 2 closest challenges, severe and ball slona. i form nfl quarterback colon cabinet consists he is still capable of leading. it seemed to the super bowl. the 34 year old hasn't played in the league since 2016, but he's again been showing off his skills in front of nfl scouts. this time michigan cabinet rose to international pronoun prominence during his time of the san francisco. 49 is where he protested against racial injustice by kneeling during

the national anthem is one of the questions that my agent kept getting was, was been 5 years. kenny still play, so we want to make sure that we come out. we show every one i could still play. still throw it. i am really just looking for abra. do opportunity for a door to open up to have that be a pathway to be able to get back in there. get a starting job in lead team to a championship. one of rustlings most important events is taking place in dallas. its biggest entertain is taking center stage at wrestlemania. so hale malik reports . ah, no. it's the super bowl of professional wrestling. more than 100000 fans are expected over 2 nights in dallas for world wrestling, entertainment, showpiece event, wrestlemania, one of them you zain, of the multi time champion in w,

w e. and it's competing in one of the shows headline matches. it's the bigger show, the year fans come from all over the world. it's like, it's really as a global thing. it really is. was fans from every corner of the world here. so it's a very special time for us. ah, i mean, it goes without saying it's a bigger show the year it's, it's very hard to are very hard to explain the feeling in the air, but special russell manny is going to be lit and master obama weakest. all plan events compliment the central spectacle, filled with activities for wrestling, lovers to indulge in. are they on those type of a saying, are there other wrestling fans we get it, have a tent chance, a dresser, being one of our favorite wrestlers. wrestlemania is also hugely lucrative for w w e, which is worth billions of dollars the shows, but also trickles down to the wider wrestling community climate. an independent wrestling show. small promotions are flocked to dallas this like this is those

cameras wrestlemania the frontier. that's plenty of entertainment independent, chose can also help rebuild careers. rachel l ring previously wrestled in w w, and wants to make it back to the big time. and so i be lying. if i said there wasn't a small part of me that you know every now and then day dreams about wrestling in front of you know, 20000 people. there's nothing quite like wrestlemania for everyone involved. and the superstars of w. w. e would be amy to put on an unforgettable show. so hail malik al jazeera dallas and alicia vaccaro has might history for the a pretty it might. so g, p. c is funny. securing that 1st ever poll position, it came in, the audience integral prate spoke are finishing ahead of to kathy, so they martin and lucca marina. okay. paul and cmo for me throughout the day, but that is how we're looking for that. thank that a that,

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widely expected to win here, but how much ground in the far, i can say, marine the pen. i know those gain, follow the french legs on al jazeera, on the bombardment in teams, and odessa, the missile and see it on the road out there and meet your friends. determined to stay. you will not surrender just like that to fight, don't you shoot. i had a training 2 days ago, the show me how that works, and to defend the barricades and you documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses tool from the front lines dispatch and defiance voices from ukraine on our 0, lou from the ruins of mosul, music as re emerged these are some of 14 musicians who make up the weather orchestra in iraq, 2nd largest city, despite being banned, been mostly was occupied by i. so the melody survived. derfin christian curd or

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