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ukraine's president has been to the town of butcher just outside keith to see for himself the sight of what he called a genocide fellow. the mirror zalinski said the scale of the atrocities carried out by russian troops make it harder to negotiate an end to the fighting. the bodies of at least $410.00 civilians have been found in towns around the capitol, which were recaptured from russian forces last week. he was president joe biden has again called his russian counterpart vladimir putin, a war criminal, and called for him to face trial. sh. the u. s. is also pushing for russia to be removed from the un human rights council. but russia continues to dismiss accusations of war crimes, foreign minister, saint gala rav called the scenes near keith stage, manage the anti russian provocation, and mankind begins our coverage in butcher. he's surrounded by heavy security and the media president vladimir zalinski visited the town of butcher nick, heave after witnessing the devastation, he made

a promise that justice would be done. and the scholars, last name is war crimes. there will be recognized as genocide by the world that you're here and you see what has happened. we know about thousands killed in torture. children, people with cut limbs, women who have been raped in children have been murdered bolen. we know they're so much more. this is genocide me. a march 10th people here began to bury the dead in a 45 foot trench dug in the grounds of a church, some 68 bodies at 1st, some victims of war. others who died of natural causes. the priest of st. andrew's church says he had to negotiate with the russians who occupied boucher to allow the barrels. but as the war dragged on more burials in total, a $130.00 were buried her and the mass grave was needed all across. boucher, the dead lay in the streets for days even weeks. even now they wait to be picked up by overworked, undertakers. at the burial site, people had robbed some of the bodies in black plastic,

a little dignity and death. the families took some solace in the fact that they were buried next to the church. many had come to be wed or attend sunday service before the war her to the day. the manners will do is the priest liens on his faith to deal with what his witnessed, which varies a lot of hatred and injustice that people few. but the christians should forgive me, but to forgive it doesn't mean to forget the kind of judge only gut can judge. somebody's have been moved from the mass grave to morgues in and around the town since boucher was retaken by ukrainian forces force. more de, i'm here looking for my brother. we were close. we talked every day in your mouth, but until now i don't know where his body shrill. i'm going to tie the mug. someone sent me a picture and told me i need to come to identify him with me and i hope he is there . this is likely to be one of the largest burial sites in the town, but it's by no means the only one. in fact, across this city,

people were burying their dead wherever they could, in their back yards in common areas, anywhere where they might be able to give their dead some dignity and some respect . huh. the ukraine's attorney general and keep gathering evidence of potential war crimes is now the priority. we started now and was to get a chance echo charlie from march 24th of february this year. and now we have more than 4000 jost dirk cases about war crimes. and near 2000 cases which are connected to walk rams. now these days all heard speak about boucher it appearing her storming and in boucher justice for war crimes is a concern for the future. the dead of simeon, the war. but those left behind a desperate medicines and food are unlimited supply from what is available is quickly grabbed by those who have little of their old lives left him wrong car. how

deserve mucho or more disturbing video is coming out of ukraine? a mexican broadcaster says it filmed these pictures in european, which is near the town of which are the pictures that show bodies of people dressed in civilian clothes, lying in houses, alleyways, and fields. the russian ambassador to the united nations has given a news conference, denying claims of war crimes in butcher from the very beginning. it has been clear that this is nothing else, but yet another stage pro occasion aimed at discrediting and different realizing of the russian military is not the case. it will never be the case and it will never the case. we have factual evidence of the bruised this point we intend to presented to security council as soon as possible. well, the russian bassett was also angry that russia's calls for un security council meeting on monday to discuss the accusations against his country were rejected.

chrissa salumi is life for us at the u. n. sucrose and what's been the reaction from the un itself to the atrocities. what we've heard from you and officials from the secretary general antonio. good terrorist to the high commissioner for human rights. michelle basha, lay expressing shock and horror at the images we've seen coming from boucher. there have been many calls for independent investigations, including from those you and officials. you and officials haven't gone as far as the united states and declaring russia guilty of war crimes. but they have said that there is enough grounds to investigate the possibility of war crimes. and that's already happening with the international criminal court. the human rights council as author also authorized a commission of inquiry. so those efforts are moving forward and we heard today that the u. n. is attempting to get their investigators to boucher as soon as possible to look into this. we do have

a meeting on tuesday on ukraine in the security council, and the u. k. ambassador barbara woodward who holds the presidency shut, said that there was nothing to be gained by having the meeting on monday that there would be more time to discuss on tuesday, they'll have experts briefing and so on. but we just heard that the russian ambassador was very upset by that, but he had his chance to a claim that this is all just a fake news in a press conference here at the un earlier today. he said that he will present even more evidence that this is fake news in a he, when, when the council meets on tuesday. and kristen obviously a lot of condemnation, a over russia over what a lot of people believe to be atrocities in boucher and the u. s is also called for russia. the be suspended from the human rights council. is that getting any traction? we heard the united kingdom,

certainly supportive of those efforts. it would take 2 thirds of countries in the general assembly to vote to suspend russia from the human rights council. it's one of 43 members. 47 countries who are on the council right now. a given passed resolutions in the general assembly passed by a 140 votes calling on russia to stop its aggression. the united states and the united kingdom think that they do have enough votes to make that move. the united nations has not gone that far in calling for the secretary general spokesperson has said that they think that's a dangerous precedent to ah, to go. they are that they think that there should be an independent investigation moving forward. so that remains to be seen. the united states has not introduced that resolution to the general assembly yet, but it is promising to do so. russia, again, saying that this is that they do not intentionally target civilians. and

i'm claiming to present evidence the evidence that they've presented so far has been said inconclusive by most experts, but they say that they have more that they want to present. kristen salumi with the latest that from the un. kristen, thank you. and analysis of satellite images by the new york times refutes claims by russia and its vassar to the un. the ones we've just been hearing that bodies were placed on the streets of boucher after their forces withdrew. satellite images provided to the times by max sar technologies show that 11 bodies were ready lying on one particular street on march 11th when russian forces, or by their own admission, occupying the town footage from april, 2nd after ukraine had recaptured, boucher shows the bodies still lying there in the same position, their cause of death is unclear,

but some of the dead had their hands tied behind their backs. will you as president joe biden says there's ample evidence of atrocities by russia. he was president vladimir putin to be tried for war crimes. he is a war, but we have the gallery provisions. we have to provide you with the weapons. they did send you the fight and we have the other all the detail of the actual have a war farm broil. this guy is brutal. what's happening with outrageous and every one european leaders have expressed largely similar sentiments to the u. s. president francis president manuel m a cron says there were very clear signs that war crimes have been committed in butcher and as responded by expelling several russian diplomats. the european union's foreign policy chief said the block is working on drawing up additional sanctions. as a matter of urgency for re challenz has more. how is europe to respond to boots, his horror,

across the continent that seen so many atrocities in the past? the shock that such killing is happening again in western capitals, there's always complete agreements of what to call them, where all uphold by the sayings in picture. at the butchery, the clear evidence of sexual crime, all the talking of innocent civilians that it's very clear the war crimes have taken place. the views of britons, foreign secretary echoed in most european capitals. we need to announce a tough new wave of sanctions. the reality is that money is still flowing from the west into peyton's war machine, and that has to stop. and this is where europe's response gets. julio and recriminations get better. listen to poland. prime minister, fornia president, your micro, mister president, macro. how many times have you negotiated with putin?

what have you achieved or have you stopped any of these actions that took place? and mister, more of it ski attacks germany's long standing business and energy ties with putins, russia, shavers, average growth, g showing we have to speak out here, now condemn it. admit that it was the wrong policy because we are dealing with terrible crimes with the crime of genocide and the 21st century. germany is still not doing what poland and the baltic states wanted to immediately stop buying russian gas. we have to put more pressure on food and we have to, to isolate washing to, to cut all it could not make relationship to russia. but at the moment it's not possible to, to cut the gas supplies. we need some time. and so we have to differentiate

between oil and gas at the moment. while europe miles more sanctions, germany is declaring 40 russian diplomats undesirable persons. essentially as kicking the manse france when expelled 35 suspected russian intelligence officers. but that won't satisfy those who say you can't justifiably shake one fist in anger at russia's war mongering whilst handing over billions of dollars in energy deals with the other will re challenge how to 0 and pictures have emerged over grave in a village west of key with a may or was executed by russian forces along with her husband and son, local residency. the bodies of august, who can coo and her family were found in the shallow grave in the town of what they had reportedly been kidnapped by russian troops in late march. were then withdrew from the area last week. a member of ukraine security forces was also found in the grave. and the mayor of murder you,

paula says 90 percent of the besieged city is destroyed. tens of thousands of civilians have been trapped there with little food, water, or other essential supplies. i shall forces have surrounded the port city which they've been shelling for weeks. ukraine is accusing russia of blocking evacuation attempts by the red cross. there is quite a lot of people still 80 meaning in that absolutely. blog, absolutely. cj c dare from radio, berlin, some inhumane condition. there was no water supply. no electricity, no more heat. you know, communications, norma had since 130000 people are still there in the city from radio. both russian forces have continued to target. target had keys in ne ukraine with more casualties, reported on monday. at least 7 people were killed and another 34 wounded overnight as a big report now from her cave and a warning,

you may find some of the images disturbing. another day. another attack and more deaths. a rocket hit this playground in ukraine, 2nd largest city, hud give can 2 people as they sat on a bench, or that remains his blood stains on the ground and bred on the bench to move with possible warning. let's just go for the router. look at a stall we are on the side of a cluster bomb attack from multiple launches, remove these the past. the clusters was there, forbidden by international law, and russia uses them a legally. these are against infantry and light armored vehicles. it was intentional to hit residential air, it impacts civilian summer. there are no military objects around her. miss america singleton. i'm with one residential calls. the moment the rocket hit was from the city was the parties that were putting off. i was sitting by the entrance, then i went upstairs and then it hit on. if i hadn't gone upstairs,

i wouldn't be here right now. a couple of 100 meters around the corner. the cleaning got the damage of another impact. now it's the familiar process. affording up windows, 73 year old, gregory critical says he's had his russian made lauder for over 40 years. it survived everything except the russians were well, social he oh, i want to hear that with his love of the, from your lucian junior boy, i heard the sound of the rockets and when we heard another one and i said get down, i hit the ground. but my friend was a little slow and got wounded. this area has clearly been hit by cluster munitions . and the seems to be no method to the madness of what's being targeted. it's a residential area for also this damage to civilian infrastructure. and in this bus depot, every bus seems to have some thought of shrapnel damage. barrels of strikes hit a large area, a child's playground,

multiple blocks of apartments and buses at their depot. it's a surprise, more weren't killed or injured, you know, may. back at the playground. some are traumatized oh dog died. when and warmer died. he says why, what did they die for? i said bake. i'll da 0. had keith will, amid the pain and trauma of the constant bombardment of her keith, one couple have gone ahead and celebrated their wedding in the rubble anesthesia gra cova and anton sokolov, married in an underground metro station surrounded by colleagues from the humanitarian center where they both work since war broke out, they've been distributing medicine to people in need around the city. marianna is over, it's got a report which is good, the static of, despite all the horror happening in the city of hockey live and a new crane. there's a place for love, there's kindness there, the but up the,

the ready law, the, there's a place for kindness warmth. only such feelings will help all of us to when you get through it by the deeds, privates. i am a toshiba that we should be together and we stand for love coming up on the snooze, hour from london. ha, preposterous. keep up their calls for sri lanka as president to go as he disbands the government and offers to share power with the opposition. and pakistan supreme court weighs up where the prime minister, him run cons moved to block, and no confidence vote was constitutional. and the tailors at last stand, one of new zealand, cricketing grate signs off his career. if else coming up in sport, ah, a landmark un report on climate change says there must be rapid,

deep and immediate cuts and carbon dioxide emissions to prevent the climate catastrophe. the reports 1st part was released a few weeks ago, found that the world has only a narrow chance of limiting global heating to 1.5 degrees celsius. the 2nd par to war and the consequences of not keeping temperatures below that level would be catastrophic and said half the world's population are highly vulnerable to the climate crisis and a 1000000000 people in coastal areas face inundation. well now the final part of the report says global emissions will need to peak within 3 years to prevent the worst effects of global warming. and the world will need to develop technology to actually suck carbon dioxide from the skies. by 2050. you and chief antoni, good parish has accused governments and businesses of lying about their efforts to stem climate, change the judy as reached, the verdict,

and it is them link. this report of the intergovernmental panel on climate change is a litany of broken climates promises. it is a file of shame, cataloging the empty pledges that could thus firmly on trek to warrenson and livable worlds. we are on a fast trek to climate, the sa stewart, kathy gillum, poor as vice president for international strategies at the center for climate and energy solutions. he recently served as a senior member of the you and secretary generals climate action team. he joins us now from london. sir, thank you so much for being with us. here on al jazeera, i'm in a story that has been overlooked. i would say in the past few weeks, because of the focus on ukraine, certainly the release of the reports. second part, now we have the 3rd part which outlines, i guess, some of the solutions. what are some of those solutions? well, thank you very much. i mean on the program. i think the, the, the record, i mean, the 2nd general was, was absolutely clear and he was right,

but the report also does outline the way forward and it makes it clear that the solutions are there. and it really highlights 3 things. i think one in particular, it highlights the fact that policies on the policies and legislation do work. so countries that have those in place have seen impacts in a positive way and climate change. the problem is that not enough of them have legislate and they haven't done it quick enough salon areas to put policies in place and implement them domestically not just with promises internationally. another area that it's very clear on is that we need a substantial reduction overall fossil fuel use a particularly in areas of energy efficiency, low emission energy sources such as renewables, but also different ways of carrying energy and transporting it such as hydrogen. so that's another area and then the 3rd area, it's this sort of for the 1st time the report really looks at the demand side of

energy usage. so things like shifting diets, transport patterns, and i, me to efficiency aspect. so those are the 3 main areas in a high level terms that the report addresses. and of course, the report doesn't hold back from saying that there has to be rapid, deep and immediate cuts in carbon dioxide emissions to prevent when you turn that or what it terms a climate catastrophe that for a variety of reasons. some politicians are not particularly keen, and we've seen the whole situation, you know, with energy sources. now in ukraine at least temporarily put more pressure on what do you think businesses or civil society can do to put more pressure on politicians? well, civil society, particularly the youth movement in recent years, as has an enormously important impact on holding politicians to account, of course is the youth that stand most to lose. and the pressure from them will just increase. but as you rightly point out, the private sector and businesses are also in the foreign line here because the

risks for them from the uncertainty around investments are going to impact them economically. so receive increasing pressure from business for action in particular in the areas of kind of risk analysis of countries putting in place the policies for level playing field and business really need certainties to they can make the plans, it needs for investment and really to avoid stranded assets, which is a real consequence of this report if implemented, but it's really government to lead and show the way forward both for members of the public and know how they can act, but also for the private sector to step in and do what it can as well, and do you sense that, i mean, whether government or, you know, social civil society, that attitude are changing, not just because of the pressure and a lot of the issues that come on and reports like this one. but also because we are seeing more and more the impact of climate change around the world. yes,

absolutely. i mean there are some examples of i should be in taishan, but it's just too few. i'm not fast enough. but as you say, we're seeing increasing implants, and this is really the existential threat of our lifetime. so it's time for truly to step up and lead am survey off to survey shown the members of the public around the world. one action that government really needs to take the 1st step to put in place the context for members of the public to do what they come. having gillem for a vice president for international strategies at the center for climate and energy solutions. and also recently served as a senior member of the you and secretary generals climate action team. sir, thank you so much for sharing your views and expertise with us. thank you. thank you. let's go to sri lankan. now we're protest there is continue to demand that the president quit over an economic crisis that left the country facing long daily power cuts. the main opposition party has refused president to go to buy in japan

as offered to joined the government. after his cabinet resigned on sunday, thousands defied a curfew over the weekend to protest against the government. they blamed to russia parks a family for the economic crisis. mugosa by arrows park, so came to power in 2019 just after the easter sunday bombings. the prime minister is his brother and my hinder, who was president from 2005 to 2015. neither has offered the step down. but 3 other family members did. 2 more brothers basil, the finance minister and shamal, the agricultural minister, as well as the prime minister son nemiah's, who heads the youth affairs portfolio president that go to buy arrows or packs. a has appointed former just this minister ali sabri to oversee the troubled economy as finance minister. and he has re appointed the foreign affairs education and highways ministers. and they, after they quit, michelle fernandez has more on all these developments from columbo

oh independence. claire was a railing point for young, true luncheons on monday and rally. they did all echoing a common theme enough is enough. the president at his government must resign people the failure. but now i think it's time that we make a stand and debbie stand up at our rights because this is ashi lunk, i asked you to protest as had planned a major show of strength. on sunday. he had had this monument in colombo bill to celebrate sheila, because independence from britain in 1948. but instead, there currently does imposed a curfew band, any public gathering, and medicaid and all roads that lead to independent square. one monday university students added their voice to the protests. we are doing what weekend we are standing, we are standing all wrong. i was staying at a see and not rabble. we need a better country now. they're not going to get in. they're not going to be pacified

by this. you know, mine attends all wrong kinds of, or did you want to see? everybody said that students are better than your university. also stepped out a day earlier, refusing to back down when confronted by police. they fought with police despite a curfew. impose to limit the unrest after hours of 10 stand off, police use tear gas and water cannon to disperse them. anger and frustration has mounted against president guitar b roger boxer and his government. after the cost of living skyrocketed and essential items became scarce. many shall ankin to blame what they say is, the administration's mismanagement, lack of planning and corruption, so aggravating economic difficulties, shall uncle shares with many countries around the world. the government attempt to restrict movement to a state of emergency and a curfew have failed to stop the protests. the entire cabinet has resigned,

allowing the president and his brother, the prime minister, to appoint a new temporary cabinet. the president has now sworn in the temporary cabinet of for ministers by protest, her c. they are not fooled by such actions. oh, facing multiple crises. there's little or no foreign policy to buy a basic, essential, like food medicine. yes. and no political uncertainty, but she, lanton, are thinking it's then, you know fernandez. how does 0 palumbo lots was still to come in this news hour. what hungary that victor or van is likely to do next, after winning a force landslide election victory. despite a united opposition and economist and political outsiders surprises many to become costa because you, president, bus and sport will hear from the golfer whose career has just taken

a huge leap forward. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe, and there's more wet and wintery whether it's come from many areas, not just the south, but up in the north, because area of cloud moving down, bringing some heavy snow to pots of scandinavia, and wet weather, across sensual areas, we've also got that unsettled weather that's plaguing southern areas of the iberian peninsula. if we have a look at the north west, we've got some heavy snow and rain pulling into scotland moving its way down. britain and island. we got some funny spells, however, and mild conditions in the south that is going to change as the weather weather skirts for the south. heavy rain as well for germany. we've got some warnings out, his strong winds, and some of that snow likely to edge into poland. but it's mainly finland on the

baltic that will see the real wintery weather and some heavy snow as well. pushing into denmark and onwards to sweden by when say no further south of this, we are going to see things clear up across central areas, some wounds coming back in, but that nasty weather remains for the very south of spain and portugal and northern areas of morocco by the time we get to wouldn't say however, it's going to push across into italy, heavier falls, the central areas. but look further east of that. it's an improving picture for the balkans, with a lot of warmth for bucharest. ah, ah, ah, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignored the global serve, to put profits before people. and it won't cost

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ah, a reminder now of the top story here on al jazeera, ukraine's president has visited butcher just outside keith. the see the size of what he's called a genocide. below the mirror, zalinski said the scale of the atrocities carried out by russian troops makes it harder to negotiate an end to the fighting. u. s. president job i then has again called his russian counterpart flooding there, put in a war criminal and called for him to face trial. he says there is ample evidence of atrocities the kremlin has dismiss. the accusations and russian forces have continued to target had even northeastern ukraine, with more casualties reported on monday, and the 7 people were killed in the latest bombardment. while the mayor of maria poll says, 90 percent of the city has been destroyed. pakistan supreme court has adjourned without deciding whether the prime minister is moved to block an opposition attempt to oust them was constitutional. on sunday,

in wrong hands, party cancelled or no conference vote, he looked likely to lose. he then dissolved parliament and called for a snap election. the opposition had built support for the vote after con lost. his majority in parliament last week found says the move to oust them was a plot orchestrated by the united states acclaimed at washington denies. come on, hider is mourner from islamabad. were him on cons. supporters have held a rally under the border of august on day again. south have come to the square with the popular, playful rotate there. considering this a, which re saying that the dissolution of parliament was because of article 5, which pertains to loyalty to the country, saying that there was a foreign confederacy over to him on cons. government, which prompted him, ron con, then to their dogs, they parliament, the opposition of god. just saying that it is an unconstitutional move. but it is

an important point in focus on the history that a prime minister has actually accused the united states of trying to engineer jame james and focused on saying that the countries for quality i have to be used for an independent. it is indeed a moment for everyone to reflect upon. focused on, i've seen political border ideation. the opposition of thought has now gone to the countries epic scored to rule rather than move by the deputy speaker of the assembly when they get the image. given the fact that they want to know how confident for against the prime minister, but the prime minister, who will be in a state of fall for the next 2 weeks. i've already given the name of the chief justice of august on if all my judge are to read and get him for a minute. he had already called a meeting of the national security committee, which was endorsed by the military intelligence chief. and he said that he has

ample evidence, go back to claim that they would have been submitted to get rid of his government. it would be important to see whether the corporate take that into account and read that the letter that the prime minister had been showing at the rally will be rolled and that the order and then have to come out with a legitimate bag by the deputy speaker, to throw out the note on again, morgan jones focused on prime minister. and ron con, 2 fuel ships have reached the jamini port, city of who they are following a un broker truce that came into effect on saturday. it's the 1st shipment to arrive in yemen in months and names to address some major fuel shortage in the country, which has been under sea and air blockade since 2016 on sunday. yelman's government accused who the rebels of violating the 2 monks. truce, it claimed to who these launched attacks targeting army positions and use the

ceasefire to send military reinforcements. the 1st trial addressing atrocities in sudan star for conflict is beginning at the international criminal court. therefore is conflict the rob, that in 2003, when rebels took up arms against sedans, government accusing it of neglecting the western region. ali mohammed ali abdur rahman, a leader of the government, backed john jer. we'd fighters and he faces at $31.00 war crimes charges, including murder, rape, and torture. he denies those charges. the you and estimates around 300000 people were killed. and more than 2000000 were driven from their homes. accorded rwanda has upheld the 25 year prison sentence against paul. that roosters of a gina rejecting a prosecution appeal to increase to life. the man whose life inspired the hollywood film hotel lawanda was sentenced last year on terrorism charges. rights groups

condemned his trial saying the charges stem from his criticism of president polka gum it. who says about gina is credited with sheltering and saving hundreds of people during the countries genocide. in 1994 fresh from is force consecutive landslide election. victory, hungary is prime minister victor, or ben is now expected to toughen his pro russian stance with the you. his when on sunday came, despite the opposition uniting against them and with simmons as mona, from budapest like to all bye and has a landslide when and a 4th term in power. he believes he's defied the combined forces of western powers, the you and other institutions who he says all conspired against him. we have to ask the lord how it happened that we won the biggest victory when everyone joined forces against us at home. he has

a mandate to continue defiance against the you and may well engage in more authoritarian policies or internationally. he faces further isolation. he claims to be neutral, one the ukraine conflict. yet in his victory speech, his list of opponents not only included what he called brussels bureaucrats, but ukraine's president of a lot, amir zalinski too. and he refuses any military aid to ukraine, which conflicts with the policy of many e u. n. nato members that include neighbor and former close ally, poland. that's led to a breakdown in their relations. the main question for victorian will be how to restructure this alliance or recreate the alliance with poland. how to feed poland and how to come out of this kind of isolation that i think is unprecedented in hungary, history on all bones relationship with russia. his friendship with vladimir putin is expected to be on eyes for the foreseeable future. and there's more controversy

now about another issue with russia. early days before the elections, the cyberspace espionage scandal broke out. hackers said to be linked to russian intelligence agencies are reported to have accessed all computer systems of hunger is foreign ministry. and they're also said to have accessed encrypted channels that sometimes transmit information from nato and the european union. the report relates to documents acquired by the direct see 6 online publisher. it's editor says the article reveals the hacking was going on for 10 years, right up to and including the start of russia's war in ukraine report and suggest that he has hungary was used as a kind of like a back door and the they wanted to have access to you and natal documentations probably that's why the, the one of the targets was the foreign ministry. the retort has been dismissed by

the government as election campaign lies. but if true, it's not the hacking that surprising. it's the fact that there was no clamped down or any apparent protest by the foreign minister peter seattle who received the order of friendship western anxiety about oberman. his relationship with putin isn't going away. and perhaps it's telling me that among the 1st election, congratulatory messages to the hungarian prime minister was from the russian president, andrew simmons, al jazeera, budapest, russian president vladimir putin as congratulated his serbian counterpart, alexander virginia for overwhelmingly winning reelection. on sunday, speaking to support his vote, church acknowledged that the war in ukraine had affected his campaign. but he said he has no plans to move away from maintaining close ties with russia while aspiring to join. the european union is by winning nearly 60 percent of the vote. his party

will need coalition partners to solidify its domination of parliament. natalia, lou teachers, more from belgrade. well, la serbian, the progressive party ended up on a 1st place on parliamentary elections. they want to like 43 percent of the vote in their former allies, the socialist party, one around 11 per cent of the votes. it is the most likely for them to form the government and have a majority opposition. party participated in the election, which was not the case on the previous election team. 2020. they organized earlier a boycott of the elections and now they ended up on the selections on the 2nd place with around the 13 percent of the vote. also, 3 right to wing parties are now we know parliament, they're above the census,

they have around to between 4 and 5 percent. and for the 1st time on the state level also left the green party will have their representatives in the parliament. a situation is quite interesting in belgrade, the capital of the therapy on the local level because no one has majority here. even a coalition of the serbian progressive party and socialists together, there are still below 50 percent. and there are chance for the opposition to form the government to local government in belgrade. and the belgrade might have a mayor who is the candidate of the opposition. a political outsider has been elected president of costa rica, economist and former world bank official. rodrigo chavez surprised the many by making it to the runoff against the former president of somebody a few where it is. but he won convincingly despite

a low voter turnout traceable has one. ah, a promise to fight against the political establishment clean the house has propelled rodrigo chavez into costello a gas top job. he celebrated his victory as president of sunday. shortly after the 1st results were announced in young girl mom dug. look here, ruthie laurie. i understand the mandate i have received today as an obligation to exercise my leadership with honor efficiency, transparency, ambles charity, but also with solidarity towards the most vulnerable people in our country. i assume the sacred commitment to create a democratic government with dialogue, respectful of the constitution. the law and the costa rican values of them will get out. the chavez is seen by many as an outsider, a conservative economists who defeated former president jose mighty affiliated from

the national liberation front. the run up to this election was filled with accusations and controversies. former president viet is faced allegations of corruption while he was in office in the 1990s, chavez was accused of sexual harassment while working at the world bank and had to resign to prevent an investigation. he denies any wrongdoing, but this result shows rising poverty and unemployment have made costa. ricans prioritize the economy, football. okay, so john couldn't bunger the daughter. the message chavez has is that everyone has to go, that everything that happened in the past 40 use is useless. and i'm going to solve this. corruption was a priority in the election and a large sector of the countries tired of the development model. that is generated inequality. chavez promises to shake up the political class. and has vow to use referendums to bypass congress to bring change. he supporters say,

it's what the country needs here by this has been on this new option appears as hope for us. costa ricans for women, especially working women, women who are fighting go 30 guys, consider the most stable country in central america. it's been praised for its environmental policies and political consensus. many fear, chavez, his presidency, will polarize the country even further. putting decades of stability at risk, that is i will, i'll just cedar. he authorities in shanghai say that they're reviewing the results of their drive to test all 26000000 residents for covered. but the chinese city will remain under lockdown. a to stage lockdown began last week to combat a new wave of the virus. but the restrictions have been criticized with reports of coven positive children, being separated from their parents and sent to quarantine facilities. that have also been allegations that quarantine sites at hospitals,

gymnasiums and apartment blocks are overcrowded and unsanitary. still ahead on the news, our. i want musicians where body armor instead of like cedar, they seem to that one is lady got ukraine's president strikes a somber note as the addresses the grammy awards and then sport. one of motorcycling most famous faces is taking on a new sporting challenge at santa will be here with that story and more ah, castle airways?

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the 64th annual grammy awards have taken place in las vegas. the music industries biggest night of the year jazz musician that john buff pieced was the big winner. but it was ukraine to took center stage when president for laudermill zalinski appeared in a recorded message. rob reynolds has that story from los angeles. ah, nobody got slapped on stage yet the music industry, big night lady, got no doubt, much to the relief of the assembled celebrities and the hosting. comedian trevor noah, we're going to be dancing. we're going to be singing. we're going to be keeping people's names out of our mouths. the award for album of the year went to john battista, for we all. i love music classes. i was a little boy. i am is more in an attainment for me. it's a spiritual practice. leave the door open, it was a big night for bruno mars and brandon anderson of silk, sonic who won the best song and best record of the year,

awards for leave the door open. thank you guys so much. so having a very good evening. 19 year old olivia rodrigo took home 3 awards, including 4 best pop vocal and best new artist. this is my biggest dream come true . thank you so much. don't say in the midst all the singing and dancing. there was a somber note struck by a video appearance by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski, our musicians where body armor instead of 16. are they seem to that wounded in hosted us even to those who come to hear them? but them usually break through the oh no, no. the young american music a posthumous grammy was awarded to the legendary mexican mariachi artist descent de

fernandez. i finally, there was a bitter sweet honor for the food fighters, one best rock album, best rock song, and best rock performance awards. just over a week after the groups drummer taylor hawkins, died unexpectedly at age 50. 0, the band did not attend the ceremony. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, k time for the sport. now here a cerner. thank you very much, barbara. well, our salon had a light to forget. the gunners that were stunned 3 now by crystal palace and the english premier league. they have missed a chance to move back into the top for thanks to an outstanding performance by the home team. sean phillips, my teeth are open. the scoring would just 16 minutes into the game. things got worse for the visitors. a few minutes later when jordan a, we'll double their advantage. after the break at wilford as the har completed the

route from the penalty, the victory moved them up to 9th in the table, while arsenal remain 5th. tiger woods, it looks to be doing all he can to make his golfing come back at this week's masters. the 15th time major champion has been practicing at the augusta national course and on social media. he said it would be a game time decision on whether i can pete woods has been out of action for more than a year after sustaining a serious leg injuries in a car crash. t times are announced on tuesday with the torment. starting on thursday. american jennifer cap tor has won the 1st women's major of the year the chevron championship in california. it was also the 1st major victory of the 24 year olds. korea shall be the last bled to perform. the traditional winners that

dump into poppies formed event is moving to houston next year. i been good a surreal. i'm to be a major winner. i'm israeli special and to be the last person here at mission hells . i'm to jam him to properties. pardon? it's all really special. yes, we all take is celebrating yet another quick milestone. on monday she became the 1st polish tennis player to reach the world. number one, the 20 all the is on a 17 match winning streak, which includes clenching back to back titles. in indian wells and miami i know what kind of studies i can play and i was showing, you know, similar level, but i thought that, you know, it's going to be possible for me to play. that meant just maybe in a few years. so it isn't my line because i feel like everything click this to them and i wasn't expecting you know,

to be consistent for sure. i was working on my consistency and i thought, ok, i think you know, if i would do any finals in this tournament and i would keep, you know, getting the same files and 4 more months basically. i think i would also be satisfied. but winning all those tournaments, something different, you know the any lakers are serious danger of missing the n b a playoff. this 6 straight defeated this time to denver. nikolai ok thought for the nuggets with 38 points and city davis top school that for the lakers, but couldn't prevent 129218, defeat lake, a cit. 11th in the west and one of new zealand. all time. great cricketers, a ra stella has signed off at his international career. a 38 year old was given a god of honor as he came out to back against the netherlands in hamilton. on monday he only scored 16 in his final innings,

but he scored over 16000 runs for his country tellos the 1st of a player to make 100 international appearances in all 3 formats of the game. i won't just be football less on display one. the wall cup comes to katara later this year. local artists also planned to showcase their work during the torment. patrick rosario, as late as collection, is called the beautiful game. the malaysian, a born craftsman, is painting $100.00 pictures that reflect the grass roots appeal of football. i pondered. why did they called us the beautiful game? you know, what's the reason who going to a word, so phone to words and call it a beautiful game. and i wanted to have something different. i was looking for something which is unique from the ordinary. and in december i got this aha moment. when i said listen, go back to where football began. in the streets,

in the, in the alleyways in the debate, he feels, let me go and see what, what we're, what is on this i did my research to find the photographs available that people have taken from room parts of the world. so when i look at a photograph, i like to think what happened before that in the streets for example, depends. i love them, begun play, don't go outside in the monsoons and play. so i like the story that was, that was happened that had happened at the moment affordable, mistaken v. appreciate a lot of things because of experiences in life as well. i grew up in east militia where we didn't have choice. we played with nature. so i look at elements that is as good culture in it. it is got fun in it. it has got natal, janet. it has got a story behind it. i'm in the her know and i should be fortunate, a lot of artist,

when i say artist, everyone singers, and dancers, and just as musicians, they all should be happy that the fee for 2022 has come to a guitar. and they should take this opportunity to make use of this the subject of footballer and married them with the skills and italians where the dancer do things out of for, for football. so i think it is a great opportunity for artist and art was facing legend, valentino ross, he has said himself a new challenge after retiring from o 2 a g p. last season. the italian is now trying his hand at insurance car racing rossi put in a solid performance. he went on to finish the 17th overall and that's it for me. i hand you back to barbara and london. santa thank you for that. is it for, for this news are we're do stay with us though. i'm going to be back in just

a few minutes with more of the distance. thanks for watching sienna say, ah, ah, and a shiner is locked in a side, but that's what with the us. when i, when ace makes the online warriors bottom line, the key one out of there are china in the u. s. sleep walking their way to war. in the struggle over ukraine,

here is the test for president joe biden. what is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in europe if your personal united states, if you're, if you go to walk and gum at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics. and i think that's the bottom line. we remove a, a

with wherever you go in the world. one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to get. ah, ukraine's president visits the town near quay war, hundreds of civilians were found dead after russian forces retreated. moscow dismisses ukraine's allegations over massacre as fake ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is al jazeera alive from london,