during 4 to 5 days of what, how much suffering has happened. thank you very much. lou, mean, me own can yeah. a 1000000000 briefly show me your refer to close to 500000000. great. which haven't been fully approved because they have to be ratified by the parliament, the 2 or 3 countries. but it's a procedure and matter. so this total amount is still only the amount of funded with you repeat in funding. but could it that long as you many members, state city are adding to that on their own contribution spending and financing some that trust member states alone have said more than 300000000. yeah, a 3rd of them are military budget. their defense budget for some countries, i don't have the total numbers, but if you add everything together at this position, give you everything from the european budget, plus the financing from

a liberal member states as already mobilize and continue to be mobilized. the numbers are much more than that. my numbers module, unfortunately less than 2 that i can give you the total amount you. what, when i listen to what member states are saying, i bought the sent this, i've done that or whatever. the numbers are, does to a lot, please don't focus only of the 1500000000. that's the amount that we're financing through the european funds. can you buy them if you hold it, not in the european budget. instead sense of it's a different fund. mesa collective european fund, but the total amount is way more than that say, and if it isn't likely enough, we'll look at it again and we put more in global brookwood are young. well, we still got plenty left of it to spanish, peterson shaw? on the other question. yes, we talked about sanctions again, it was not expected to get an agreement today for more. it wasn't of the agenda

that we do. so we working on many aspects of through political guidelines for the been counted based on the you've been cancelled a guideline, but we've analyzed the different level of dependency. a different countries have when it comes to a russian gas or dependency on references one without needing to to have an agreement between everybody. in any case, everyone is going ahead with cutting that dependency already and to cut what we consume from rough and sources that's already happening, everybody's doing in some countries have already said that they're going to stop importing the gas boy from russia and others more dependent on that source and they're cutting back. now there are 2 ways that you bought a foreign affairs chief just they're picking off to me. some of the foreign ministers in luxembourg. ah, he spoke about ways to make rest are accountable for violations of international

law. and that the you will assist in documenting war crimes that the impact of sanctions are being measured and what else could be done as being discussed. he said that they must fight see you, nations must fight to decrease dependence on russian energy export import. ah, he went on talk about rushes, military efforts, saying that russia is the army has failed to take you, that they could not do that. and what they left behind with horror, he went on to say that russia is stopping ships from leaving ukrainian ports, causing scarcity provoking hunger around the world. and when he was asked about whether the current pledges for support, military pledges, financial changes are sufficient, given the for coming battle in the east. ah, he said that we're now talking about a new sage in the war, will continue to help me, crane and military terms. we will not intervene directly, but we will continue to provide arms so that they can continue to fight. let's

bring them down. a cane who joins us now live from berlin dominant. what would it be? take away few from one child, joseph brown had se 1st and then perhaps foremost, no new sanctions agreed today. he said nothing had been taken off the table. everything was on the table as it were, but no decision today. and then in the sense, you were just saying there about what sorts of concerns the you cancel the foreign affairs council hassle. clearly the next phase of what is happening in ukraine from a military perspective, that idea of something being prepared by the russians in the don bass area. what form that might take also that reference to food security or indeed, insecurity. specifically, mister barrell, talking about the situation in africa, remembering that many african countries depends to some considerable extent on the

produce of ukraine and russia in order to grow the sorts of crops and then to feed their people. and so that's a serious issue for him. it is worth making the point that when that mister boreal talks about the e. u not intervening in a military sense. well, it couldn't. anyway, the e u doesn't really have in itself the power to do that sort of thing. it would be nato that would intervene and clearly nature has said that is not going to happen from their perspective. the one thing that we do know is important not just mentioned by mister burrell, this idea of the assistance being provided the military assistance. there is a confused message coming from germany, in the sense that the foreign minister analynn burbock, who was in that foreign affairs council with mister barrell in luxemburg to day, has gone on record in saying that it is important for heavy weapons to be supplied to ukraine that puts her to a certain extent in directly, in

a war of words with some her cabinet colleagues who are not quite ready to do that just yet. so the, to take from this, they discussed the situation. they haven't taken anything off the table in terms of sanctions, but they aren't yet prepared to deal with that reality of oil and gas. mr. burrell said that there's more oil from russia than gas. and yet, there are 2 or 3 states, specifically, austria and germany, who are very heavily dependent on russian gas. and as yet they haven't found a way immediately to make up for any short for there would be if that gas was suddenly to be switched off. that explains why they would know particular progress regarding oil and gas sanctions today. or whenever they're thank that dominic came line for us in berlin. ah,

august on has a new prime minister shabazz sharika was elected by the national assembly after iran con, last and no confidence vote of the weekend. reefs 1st task will be to form a cabinet and quickly throw up plans to deal with soaring inflation. mounting debt and other pressing problems that brought down in mon cons, government con, along with most of his party members resigned their seats. what come on how to joins us now live from islam of odds are qual, just walk through what happened at the vote and what's expected in the next few hours. well indeed. what is now happening is that the prime minister, new prime minister, should have, will be sworn in less than 30 minutes from now. the reading in a way to be conducted by the chairman senate, mit that's on your, on a big on the president there. said to be not didn't go ahead and therefore when the

president did not read it or he would say the chairman send, it assumed the power of the president during the acting president to be precise. so where then, less than 30 minutes, troubleshooting will be born in the country, the prime minister of all that can sure and draw my parliament around college bar day had to have their deliberation late night last night and decided that they would resign and mod. now that of gosh, would be set back, however, parliament is yet to accept or resignation. so it will be important to see where the parliament will continue to wait on that, but that will create a crisis. also, on the other hand, the governor of the province that the southern province of bargain saw and had not entered the nation from amazon con spar date. and the governor of the province read

to have a majority had also resigned as governor. so i indeed monumental development when it comes to parliamentary democracy, the position of god which the short mental radiates, political parties, will not have to prove that they can stick together because in the box, they have had better rivalry show shabbots. sure, dave, of god, on the other hand it know now that now minutes great. he's got credit for that as chief minister of the fun job province and also the younger brother of no, why should have went on medical grounds to england. ready, then a self important guy. all right, come all hot live for us in some of our thank you very much. or some of injury now takes a look. shall sherry sly, found his path to becoming prime minister known and focused on as an administrator who gets things done at the age of 70, shall,

should he was the joint leader of the opposition that toppled him. non hon in the no confidence vote. should he ventured politics and then lead pakistan's most pop in this province and the major infrastructure projects. in his home town, the hor, he successfully brought an investment from china and turkey. he's also had good relations with the u. s. analysts say he will need to mend fences after the outgoing prime minister accused his opponents of being politically manipulated by washington. shabazz is the younger brother, a former prime minister, am i sharif, who was dismissed following allegations of corruption. he's facing a money laundering case and corruption charges brought by the federal investigation agency and the national accountability bureau boats. by the say, the allegations leveled under him run hands premier ship were politically motivated and in 2007. should he criticize the accountability bureau investigating him in nap, which is an illusion of countries. i'm sure if it went to a hitler's estoppel national accountable to biddle,

which does selective accounting, accountability, and other opposition. politicians also use it of being a tool used for political, which hunts in subsequent years in power and wisdom, the government left the bureau and changed out of all politicians, troubleshooting is widely considered to be the most acceptable to them in a stablished mind. and those who came together to topple in mountains government hoping that the army will maintain what it called it's neutral status. even if shabazz sharif remains the prime minister until elections next year, i will still not become a prime minister who completes a 5 year term in pakistan. as none have done in the country 75 years history, sama java down to 0 is all about it. all right, her she was in, i was, it was now in scott from alexandria in virginia. he is a distinguished fellow with the south asia center at the atlantic council. thank you for your time. ah, i'll start by asking you,

what do you think this new prime minister will mean for pakistan? how will he try to change things? how will you try and address some of those big issues at the countries facing well, he set out a very wide and ambitious agenda for himself and the speech after he was elected by parliament. but we should emphasize that the parliament was half empty or nearly half empty, because the prime minister, ron conn and his party said they were designing and large numbers of them apparently have submitted their resignations and they left the chambers, which was ashamed to ferguson's fledgling democracy because it means that the opposition is not going to be strong and he's not going to keep the government honest. as the earlier reports indicated, this is a hodge podge alliance that has been formed in the past 200, so called charter of democracy. and more recently under renewed jonathan war

reforms, they all have very separate interest in many separate provincial places. and it will be interesting to see how she was sharing as the prime minister can keep them all together at least to when the next election next year. the, the main challenges that the face has already could all make. the met program has been suspended the countries tracing in almost deficits on the fiscal side as well . on the current account side. there's going to be a change possibly at the state bank of focused on where the governance term is ending and it's not clear whether he will be renewed and if he isn't them, there will be something brand new to to pick up the range. and then of course, there is the break with the united states department policy side. and most important of all domestically. there is the very clear break between them run con, focused on military rise to personalize by him in the rivalry when to go to the

army chief general hydro. so that seems to be coming to the and that's going to send him, well, he to the streets, to show for and to try and form a new government when the next election state. yeah. do you think it matches? now what enron con does, he think, calling his support his onto the street, a lot of them, the young people who saw him on con, is sort of a break from the old political indeed. so does it matter now what he does? yes, it does because he still commands a fairly large audience. among the youth of marcus time, he has still his, his, his nicola g for being a cricket captain, won the world cup in 1900. 92 interestingly focused on population of 220000000 and the median age of 23. a large number of the people

were not even born when he won the world cup, but the mythology exist and he's very popular among the you can. he's also very popular among the younger officers in the military, as well as interestingly with the retired military. so he's going to try and use all these access points to raise a ruckus outside the assembly. you know, i fear that this may bring counter protests. and if there are clashes in the streets, then in the military may be forced to step in, which is not something that either the military wants or any of the people in pakistan. i would leave it there. thank you very much for your time for your and official jer. now, as a distinguished fellow with the south asian center on the atlantic council. made my head on the news all including critics of mexico's president, lost what they call a pointless referendum. as the kremlin pushes the head with its military offensive

in ukraine, the well bank says the economic consequences for russia could be devastating. and in school at the world's number one tennis player is getting ready to play in just a 2nd tournament of the year. rush is foreign minister, so guy love rob has criticized the use foreign policy chief joseph burrell for choosing moscow of intensifying attacks in east and ukraine because it's not to school. i have to say that what you said, burrow has said against this unprecedented aggressive backdrop, really significantly changes the rules of the game muscle. and it's going to dos to barry who joins us live now from moscow. daughter, why does lateral feel that browse comments change the role of the game? well, because according to the russian foreign minister, this is

a sharp turn in the language and policy of the european union as well as the western powers. this is because over the weekend or the e u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, after visiting ukraine, said that as the result of this conflicts will be decided on the battlefield. and that is something that the russians have not taken as to lightly. they say russian foreign minister saying that the european union is not a military organization. and that the comments that were made by joseph moral a do not really reflect the views that they've heard in terms of the e. you saying that there is still a diplomatic path and they have to resolve this conflict at diplomatically in this is the 1st time the head of the european union. the foreign policy chief is clearly said that at the end of this, a war will be decided on the battlefield. and the russians have said that to the

military aid, a financial aid that the european union has provided to ukraine is another example of them. it taking a very clear side in this conflict and the russian foreign minister survey lover of saying that the foreign ministry will continue to examine the comments made from the you foreign policy chief and they will discuss it further. this is certainly not the last that we'll hear about this incident at, but it highlights the issues that are ongoing at the moment as a result of what rushes callings this special military operation in ukraine. the ortho president, putin is hosted the 1st face to face meeting with an e u leaders since the war in ukraine began. meeting with the austrian chancellor won't come out of that. well this was a last minute request by the austrian government to after the chancellor call ne hummer, went to ukraine on saturday. a he wanted to come to russia to meet with latter

reopened. and his request was granted. he arrived in moscow on sunday, and he has just finished a 90 minute meeting at the residence of the russian president and a the, a russian officials have said that they will not issue any statements after this meeting because at the request of the austrian government, it was a one on one private meeting and now at the austrian, a chancellor has issued a statement about his meeting with let me put him saying he felt it was his duty to leave no stone unturned in dead terms of trying to find some kind of a solution to the conflict and urging a humanitarian corridor to be established. but apparently the meeting was not a friendly one. according to the chancellor, he said that it was very a very tough, a very direct and a very difficult. and that a, he really said what he had to say,

he didn't specify what their reaction was from the russian president and were not likely to hear from the kremlin either. this was a very private meeting, and the chancellor is now back at the embassy here in moscow, and we'll be leaving the russian capital shortly. but this is yet another attempt to, by a european leader to try and convince the russian president to establish if not a ceasefire and ukraine, at least humanitarian corridors. of course, of russian position is very different. it is perceived to be that they are doing everything according to their own rules and that they are not harming civilians in ukraine. the narrative here is that the accusations coming from the europeans and the western countries. is it really part of a larger campaign to try and discredit russia and its position when it comes to defending its own security press in the region? i dos to fire there for awesome moscow. thank you. and as the eas top diplomat was just saying, the fighting has been intensifying in ukraine's east has russian forces make

a renewed push to control the don last reach. and the president volume, as the landscape told south korea's parliament by video link that his forces already at douglas e luge. beautiful. more than 3000 rockets have been fired by russia on ukrainian cities. but the worst thing is how russia using people to wage this war. the people of the russian federation have to live in abject poverty. they can't afford the basics of decent food and education. they've no guarantee of human rights throughout their whole life. the only chance of improvement could happen by chance alone. but coming into the war, 10000 russian troops was shocked by the normality of ukrainian life by ukrainian cities where the peaceful population lived. there were shocked we had decent food. a huge number of the russian occupies had never seen this in their own life. rob may ride as lie, frost out in western ukraine in liveth. ah, rob says in strong words there from her,

from the cranes president. yes i think her i just caught the end of that question. i was asking about the situation generally in the country, and president zalinski has been warning her the ukrainians that the next 4 or 5 days are going to be crucial a for the country. with the expected renewed assaulter in the east. he says that tens of thousands of russian troops have now been a mast ready for, for this assault, with the focus seeming to be on the strategically very important city of slow vianza. now this is our ukrainian controls, a city, but it is well into the dumbass region well into the east. it is very close to the, the don yet. so the russian back to self declared a breakaway republic of don. yes. and it is thought that if the russians can take that city, than they would have a chance of driving further and actually splitting the ukrainian forces over in the

east, which would leave a very large part of them encircled. and so these are some of the better trains more powerful ukrainian units. so that would be as strategically a big blow to ukraine. it's questionable just about what tactics the russians are going to adopt though there's a lot of speculation about this, about whether they will, again, be relying on ground units to engage in close quarters with the ukrainians because that didn't work out very well for them. the last time that that was tried in the north of the country in those battles, north of cave, all, whether they're going to rely more heavily on the vaster as of fire power of their artillery and their rockets. and also bought more air superiority according to zelinski. he fully expects that they will be pounding the cities and towns are of the east of ukraine, turning as he says it a more, a more scenes that we have seen from mary you, paul. and as we've heard when he addressed the parliamentarians in south korea, making a claim there to when the final death toll is tallied from mary,

you pull it will run into the 10s of thousands and run a pride. therefore i send it here. thank you. a state of martial law has been enforced in ukraine since february 24. the date that the war began for sol, sir, all sat down with ukraine's minister of internal affairs to talk about how the national security council kept the country functioning, even as russian forces pushed toward the capital. oh, of the recent war, this a re, sites in keith had become almost routine. cleaning. government had seen its powerful neighbor. russia, as an existential tract seems to annexation of crimea in 2014, and is prepared for war and to maintain order during the conflict. your move has cut us and we got a lot of special training. the goal of the training. what's the coordination of all the law and forestman union with the army force to go through different scenarios.

despite keys preparation, the size and scale of the invasion was beyond what it expected. russia forces came from the north east and south of the country, creating a front line stretching more than 2000 kilometers. and groups of saboteurs. ally to russia were eligible operating in ukrainian cities or kiwa lucia berkeley, or just him keep me during the 1st 2 weeks of full scale aggression. be discovered more and pulled the $600.00 sabotage groups. their task was to reach down down into block law enforcement agencies in america. one of the state was mostly able to maintain communication with in key cities in a more american business magnate. elan mosque supplied you playing with about 4000 starling terminals. similar to to the dishes, but a model they provide the secure satellite internet access and enable the state to keep up is surveillance within ukraine, but civilians play the most crucial role in country intelligence. i mailed them all

of daily, receive it 100 on phone calls from ordinary citizens. we were informed of the behavior of certain groups who were moving toward the police department. they can pictures of the state institution who groaning shames and put you marks on important building keys to be destroyed, including the beauty in which we are right now. ukrainian officials say russia plan to enter, keep in the 1st 72 hours of the invasion and circle the downtown area and captured in port the members of the cabinet. the has of national polish intelligence service, security council, and top army generals. they say then, russian forces wanted to take full control of the minister of defense, internal affairs and energy, to force the head of state to surrender. despite at wise from greens, western allies and his own senior team, president, one of them is the lensky state in the capital. that's now widely considered to

have been a crucial decision that kept ukraine. steve structure, intact, cabinet meetings, moved into a network of tunnels on the ground was cut the so we were forced to go down to bunker, sold it. and we had many work in meetings with bunkers that foster regular broaches, including meetings with the president barker, russia, the blue term, barrick weapons in ukraine, as they are considered highly effective against defenses. like bankers. i asked minister, what measures were taken to protect the president from them a year for understandable results, so i cannot bill everything. under martial law, the state came on the military control with president zaleski, now commander in chief at the heart of all operations. he communicates every day with the people of ukraine through social media videos to maintain moral and stability despite the threat to his life being ever present nature for so sad that al jazeera keith ah,

the french president emanuel colon is back on the campaign trail. this time in the northern city of the name, he's looking for extra votes before run off against formright challenge m marine. the pen con is calling for a broad coalition of support. after winning the 1st round on sunday. he says the next 2 weeks will be decisive. to france, the run off is a repeat of the 2017 2nd round vote that recall one easily holding suggests a much tighter race. this time around, i am here precisely to to go to act. they, to faith with. was this people in to convince about nudges, what i did that i want, what i want to do on home because i don't want to leave the social question to the far right people because i think that would be completely crazy. latasha bothered joins alive from that northern town of the name natasha. so one day after the con is already on the campaign trail,

wants his message being yes and my new microphone a not wasting any time hitting the campaign trail. very early coming to the town in northern from which is one of the country's poorest town is towns. that is the place where half of the young adult population is unemployed. the once thriving coal, i'm still industries are now gone. and many people here that we've been speaking to feel that they have very few prospects. they feel pretty rather bleak about their futures. my call those come here to try and convince them to back came in the 2nd round of this election. he has so often been called over the past 5 years of his presidency, the president of the rich that is something that he denies. he says that he is here to be the president of everyone. and that he can help people here with their concerns. things like jobs, more opportunities for the future and things like health and education that said

the people we supposed to don't feel very confident in his message. and many of them voted for his main rival, his challenger in the 2nd round runoff in the selection, the fall right lead marine the pen. she top the poll here after the 1st round. so one has marine the pen be not to today. well, marine, the pen was not supposed to be a campaigning, but no doubt. so she has seen the images of emanuel mac raw greeting, people here hugging children, and that sort of thing in the street and her campaign team decided that she oversee needed to get out. so i marine, the pen has been in eastern france visiting a farmer, talking to people who are involved in the agricultural industry there. there is no doubt that she has run a very tight campaign the past few months, really focusing on the cost of living. that number one issue in the french election,

and it has allowed her to really move the spotlight away from her anti islam, anti immigration message, which is still very much fault of her agenda, but it doesn't have a wide appeal. she knows the cost of living has a wide field. that is why she has chosen to focus on that and it is work. she is through a to the 2nd round, both micro on the pin. now, i've been looking a situation to which they are trying to court a number of the same voters, some who abstained, and others. many of the left when voters who now face a difficult choice between the 2. but at the bottom of their life for us in the in anc, thank you. still head on al jazeera o. losing patience with pandemic logged alms, anger is directed at officials and the chinese city of shanghai also transforming glass waste into works of oz gone is the only gloss blow is automation

. to turn trash into treasure. i've been ford will find out which team the hitting for my head of the n b a playoff far is here with that story. ah, with hello that we'll have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east and west. sing a cool down across hill event, thanks to a weather system pulling east across turkey, bringing some heavy snow to the caucasus. so temperatures here will dip down in places like syria and lebanon. but they'll be picking up farther south across some of the gulf states like oman. we have a look at the 3 day for mascot, for example. we're going to be touching $42.00 degrees by whedon. stay so well above the average hot and dry conditions with a slight wind by thursday. now as we had to north africa,

it's all about the wind here. got strong winds blowing out of libya. across into algeria, we could see some of that dust pushed up into the iberian peninsula, very hot and dry across molly for the wet to whether we have to head to the gulf of guinea with some shop thunderstorms around coastal areas of nigeria, feeding into cameroon. and across the con goes by the time we get into when say some lively showers and thunderstorms here, it was not for much of what swanner if you shout here and there for eastern areas of africa, but not as dramatic as it has been as that weather system swells out east. for cape town, we have seen a lot of warmth, but we are going to see a dramatic cool down. by the time we get into thursday that to weather. ah, newman moon, i

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ah, technologies era, reminder on top stories this ella pakistan's national assembly has chosen shall it's show brief. as the new prime minister sharif succeeds iran calm, who was all stood in a no confidence folks more than 100 m. p. 's with columns pock starts every kid in self party resigned in protest against his removal. french president emmanuel con, is back on the campaign trail. this time in the northern city of denay is looking for extra votes before run off against a fall, right challenge it marina pet washes, foreign minister said statement by the top diplomat on supplying ukraine with weapons, will change the rules of the game. so gay lover off says joseph rails remarks, confirm that the e u is building a kind of connective military structure or sanctions on russia. and the

warren ukraine of said to st. global food prices sort, it's fed costs will continue to climb. if the fighting doesn't stop him on com reports from the q region food warehouse is burned to the ground in ukraine. supermarket shelves empty globally. the effect of russia's war in ukraine isn't just affecting people in the country, but around the world. ukraine and russia between them produced 53 percent of the world, sunflower, oil, and seeds, and 27 percent of its wheat. to put that into perspective, if current supplies of sunflower oil run out, belgium runs out of the ability to make french fries. if wheat supplies run low, lebanon could run out of bread along with egypt, and soon as you and $27.00 african countries can face which shortages where the russia, i'm the tough sanctions and his food exports severely restricted. and the war also

stopping ukrainian exports. businesses are under pressure to really cause which in they thought there are also crimes against ukrainian agricultural production, different branches of the production channel. the biggest challenge that ukrainian agrarian are facing is to plant the fields in time when you know 82500 square kilometers of ukrainian land is mind. this means we need much time for d mining these lands just tass agro is a big agribusiness in ukraine. historic to says it will be affected if the war doesn't and soon, but it is taking action. good. is this mr. edwards? this is your issue with the war is changing constantly. however, we created so called crisis themes and are preparing, actively for showing which starts soon with the war has destroyed agri business in the east of ukraine and only fields in the south and west planted. but even then, forecasts indicate supply and labor shortages mean only half of those fertile fields will be cultivated in july, this week field will be ready for harvest, as

a crucial part of ukraine's economy. however, will they be able to get this wheat onto a boat and out to international markets, given the situation, russia has blocked ports on the black sea and the sea of as of about 13500000 tons of wheat. and 16000000 tons of corn are sitting in the docks combined with the war and the sanctions against russia. that's led to food prices rising everywhere. and the longer this conflict goes on, the higher they'll get em wrong on how to 0 med vin. he reaching you as president joe biden is holding virtual talks with india's prime minister under under modi. the warrant ukraine is expected to be high on the agenda, becomes a head of an annual meeting in washington with india's foreign and defense ministers. awesome. jordan joins us now live from washington rosalyn. so what do we know? what has come out of this meeting? we don't know yet of the are supposed to hold

a press availability of virtually over at the white house after the meeting between the indian, our prime minister, an orange ramadi, and u. s. president joe biden. and doug, the other 2 plus 2 strategic dialogue which isn't held annually, but as often as possible between the u. s. in india is really getting underway with separate meetings here at the state department. and over at the pentagon between the u. s. secretary of state antony blank and his indian counterpart, mr. john car and the defense secretary lloyd austin and his counterpart mr. sing big will be here at the state department later on monday to walk through the discussions that they have had. as you noted, ukraine is at the top of the list because the u. s. has been trying valiantly since february 24th, and even before then to try to log garner international condemnation against russia . india has been unwilling to provide it a try to take a neutral stance,

something which concerns the united states very much. right rather than jordan. thank you for that on thanks. a funeral has been held for a palestinian teenager who died from his injuries a day after being shot by is by the forces dozens gathered to pay tribute to the 17 year old. and the all kind. westbank town of janine soldiers have carried out rates in the area after a palestinian man shot and killed 3 is re these and 10 of even thursday, at least for palestinians have died in the operations on china is standing firm and it's handling of a coven. 19 outbreak in shanghai. more than 25000000 people in the city, a lockdown contains growing about poor access to food and all the basics. katrina, you reports. oh, it'll in shanghai losing that he since with the city stood corona virus lockdown video is posted in social media shall residents protesting against restrictions on

their freedom and complaining about poor access to food and essential services for the elderly authorities initially planned for the looked out to be lifted on monday, but more than 25000000 people have been told to continue isolating at home until their neighbourhood has been cleared of positive cases. the government is defending it's heavy handed approach. don't hosting me being released with hustling, gather the dynamic, 0 covey policy does not chic 0 infection names to discover on a hold infections to prevent a large scale. resurgence of this is a scientific approach. and if we can make good use of it, work at the maximum benefit with the minimum cost. but the costs are mounting. dozens of quarantine centers have been set up to house those who test positive, including the majority who have mild or lower symptoms. videos circulating online

sho, pool living conditions inside hastily constructed facilities. phyllis ju counts herself among the lucky ones. she was able to buy enough food before the looked out to sustain her and her father that says others will caught off guard. no local government, i think and why not go press conference. she was saying that i shall high air will not look dell because it's so very important city like, domestically, anti and internationally thought all be a huge mass who's do is a community volunteer and helps with the testing and food distribution. she says, organization varies from area to area. some neighborhoods unmanaged well. well, in others, people are going hungry, and desperation is growing. this video shows people yelling in frustration from

their apartments authorities or censoring critical or negative online posts like these promoting. instead, images of volunteers sending much needed supplies to the city will than to $100000.00 cases of the be a point to on the con, varied, have been reported in shanghai since last month. but despite rising anger, chinese authorities insist on fighting this new highly infectious strain. with old methods, more quarantine, more testing and more isolation. katrina, you al, jazeera, aging, new zealand coven hunting death, all has risen significantly and just weeks. it stands at $500.00 fueled by an outbreak of the army con, varied. the increase is despite more than 90 percent of the population being double vaccinated in january, when on the crone was 1st detected, only $52.00 grown of iris related deaths have been counted. the government is still looking at using restrictions, including mosque wearing and indoor gathering limits. a man has been found guilty

of killing u. k. politician david amos, british citizen ali harvey ali repeatedly stabbed the conservative m p and an attack last october. ali said it was revenge for the politician support the asterix and syria. prosecutors said the attack was inspired by iso in mexico, only about a 5th of eligible voters have taken part in a referendum to decide whether the president should step down on that manual love has augured or went ahead with the vote, even though his position did not appear to be at risk. those he did vote. alva overwhelmingly support him. manuel rob powerpoints from mexico city. a mexican citizens took to the polls on sunday for a 1st ever national referendum to decide the political fate of president and this manuel nope, is overt other outside this polling station in mexico city, many seemed eager to cast their votes,

no mass in fort phantom. i think the most important thing is that this exercise will keep happening in the future independent of this president in the future. this will be an opportunity that citizens didn't have in the past. but okay, is i think it's good and positive. it makes our society politically active and that's a valuable thing. oh, the referendum on the presidency is a divisive topic in mexico. one that has sparked demonstrations both for and against some critics or calling the referendum unnecessary, given that president lopez over to go, it already has a nearly 60 percent approval rating. others have argued the referendum is being manipulated by president lopez over to the oldest party to rally supporters ahead of the next presidential election in 2024 in mississippi will say. so la greatland, in this process rule set by congress imply. there cannot be a campaign by the president, nor can public resources be used for his ramifications. nevertheless, what we have seen are public servants from the present party at every level is

basically campaigning for it. some have even argued the vote could open the or to removing term limits in a country where presidents are only allowed to serve a single 6 year mandate outside of the political debate. however, many social scholars have argued the new referendum process is ultimately a good thing for mexican democracy. it is that yielded, as he would as it but she puts you into this and other forms of citizen participation are important and necessary as we confront the crisis of democracies . these mechanisms of direct democracy should serve to empower citizens in the public space. and then the decision making processes. a recent national survey suggest that only as much as 27 percent of eligible voters will participate in the recall referendum for below the 40 percent needed for the results to be binding. president lopez over at all, however, has bowed to respect to the outcome of the referendum and resign. if he receives less than 50 percent of votes,

regardless of voter turnout. though polls have now closed election. official say it could still take several days for the official count to be announced. manuel did apollo al jazeera mexico city and murder charges to be dropped against a u. s. women accused of carrying out a self induced abortion. texas, impose some of the united states, toughest anti abortion laws. last year. the procedure is banned beyond 6 weeks of pregnancy, and private citizens can soon doctors, or anyone who accuse an abortion beyond that period. the pregnant women themselves cannot be prosecuted. garner has a long tradition of importing glass and ceramic to make items like beads and porcelain. most of it comes from china. but glass waste is piling up and landfills and is scattered on the streets. and as prank a group to reports, one man is trying to fix the problem in the home and heat of scrap metal kins gunners only profession glass blower,

michael titty is at work. his blistered hands, moulding, red hot, molten glass into delicate shapes. begins like more puzzle and slurred my heart. busy shorter term, our glass eye glasses is uses a wonderful work you use if you home were had glasses as pond and it's like life. she is like, love is entities as pond large. also a sponge is like a gin and to meet that journey, michael trolls through across scrap yards and landfills. he only uses recycled materials. his mission is to reduce gun as glass waste each year the country in ports class and ceramic products. what the ally, $300000000.00, michael says most of it ends up landfills or on the streets to

recycling them. make sense? not just for the environment, but also for business. we know linda broken glass or to be sure we are all about. oh do dr. to love cheered, and if you she, you soccer we can get money. what he teach has gone into the craft and explains that they don't have to rely on other countries to buy what they need. and his vision seems to be working. if they do our work to be, if we are families diesel though, gets more weight, do it, do not its own danasia. mike, who says he wants to make gonna beautiful. and to do it by transforming dangerous waste into works of art. mead with passion, bianca looked her. i'll dizzier ellen mosque has announced he won't join towards his board after all mosque was offered a seat when he became the platforms largest shareholder last week. he made some

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a far, kim. thank you so much. scott shuffler has won the 1st major golf crown of his career . the american secured the master's title with a 3 shot victory at augusta tiger woodside. just completing the event, was one of his biggest ever achievements. any richardson reports the anticlimax. he could be an unfair way to describe the closing moments of scholarship was 1st major when such was his dominant to the masters. a couple of miss spots on the final green didn't really matter. yeah, the american still claimed the title by a 3 stroke margin. you know,

i didn't want any stress towards the end of the day and i didn't break my concentration until we got onto the green on 18 once we got onto the green, i was like, i'm an enjoy this and then, you know, had some fun with it. shuffler has been the stand out player if the year with 3 tournament went to his name before the master's even tito extraneous kevin smith did threaten shift his lead early on the final day, but a trip to the water on the 12 hole who ended his challenge and he finished in a tight the 3rd row he mcroy must have been wishing this championship was decided. over 5 days, the northern irishman produced a stunning final round of $64.00 to $7.00 and the pole and 2nd place. this remains the one major title, yet to win. i don't think i've ever walked away from this tournament. as

happy as i am today. i've played a really good run to golf. it's my best ever finish. augusta. it's, it's not quite enough. tiger woods was playing in his 1st tournament since suffering, korea threatening injuries in a car crash last year. he got round and 13 over paul was hobbling somewhat by the end but just completing the events was achievements enough for him. it's. it's been a tough road and you know, one that i'm very thankful to have to have an opportunity to build to, to, to grind through it. a lot of different things could have happened. but 14 months, some i'm able to eat up and play the masters. i for now it's shift blue who's setting the standards at the top of the school, the world number one, and the latest owner of the winners, green jacket, the masters, and the richardson,

l g 0. dennis world number one novak jock of edge says he's moved on from the controversy surrounding his refusal to get vaccinated against kobe 19. the 3rd will return to action at monte carlo masters on tuesday. jock of eci 20 time grand slam winter has been able to play and just one tournament so far this year was february by championships. he recently had to miss events and indian wells and miami because of kobe restrictions in the united states. you know, it's not something that is bothering me on a daily basis. so to say, i don't, i don't feel like it has left huge scars on me that i'm unable to train or per participating tournaments or living my life. i mean far from that, but he has definitely been very, very challenging a few months and, and something i never experienced before. so i'll try to use that as

a fuel for what's coming up in jock of inches absence spanish a teenager carlos alcortez won the miami open 18 year old could face draw bridge and the last 8 and monte carlo. it would be my 2nd to know. i guess the number one of the day of the war. this is amazing for me. so, but the how to, to play well in the fresh on how to to meet the finals. the golden state warriors, regular season is officially over the warriors for face to denver. nuggets and round one of the playoffs. quite thompson made 73 pointers and for the season high 41 points at 40128170 gives new orleans harlequins old and state are back into play off for the 1st time since 2090 myself. but i start with it and i will continue to do that and some great momentum going to

play. i can't wait. i'm so excited for the play off having to wash last 2 years was painful. so the back of your part of it conscious i'm to time all star luca, dunkin has picked up an injury the worst possible time. dallas mavericks, a player, could be out of action as his team head to the playoffs for see to dallas, start posies and i get a job this week and was just 20 days left in the any trails regular season. things are definitely heating up on the ice is teams vi for a playoff. spite spot. a fire broke out between anaheim ducks in the carolina hurricanes sparked by the hurricanes andries at june ox, anaheim, lost. his game of 5 to carolina have moved to points ahead of the new york rangers the top of much poles in division with 9 games left to play. okay, and that is all your sport but out came back to you. thanks so far. let's it for me

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