but of course, would you just shoot us a functional listing song and south africa? king if i, if i change can and showed me that m x truckle, and fire with africa direct on al jazeera. ah, france promises more military aid to ukraine, while president of modem is zalinski says his forces are in the fight of their lives. ah, at mccloud, mrs. al 0 life from dough also coming up is ready forces such with suspects after the killing of an israeli security guard and the occupied west bank. the premier of the british virgin islands is arrested in the us on drug trafficking charges prompt to further concerns about corruption and china's manufacturing dips to its lowest

level in 2 years. his fears grow by that strict code 19 policy on the economy. so france is increasing its military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. president, a mental macro made the pledge during a phone call with the ukranian leader for them. as lensky has accused, russia have tried to wipe out all life in the east and don baths region as moscow intensifies it's offensive. charles stratford is more now from easton ukraine worrying signs from mary opal for the mere fact that there doesn't seem to be any indication of any breakthrough in trying to organize some sort of humanitarian cordele full. the estimated a 1000 civilians trapped under that steel plot. and that's despite negotiating efforts by the u. n. try to negotiate between cave and moscow. and there's some lines that have come out of british military. russia has been forced to merge and

redeploy what it describes is depleted and disparate units from areas of the northeast of this offensive to try and try galvanized some kind of movement. and according to british intelligence, that movement is very sluggish. indeed, of course, 3 weeks ago that we saw that move of russian forces from around the north of k to concentrate their efforts in this area. although there have been some territorial gains by russian forces at the moment, it's fair to say. those gains are small, and it's taking russia a lot longer to achieve its goals. in a dumbass region, russia says western sanctions and arms shipments, te crane and getting in the way of peace. negotiations for a minister 2nd level says the towards continue, but the progress is difficult. crunch president is born as a high risk. the discussions will collapse because of what he called russians

playbook on motoring people. next year brian has its report on the road to hockey, have a line of cars full of people escaping the horrors of war way down by their belongings and the memories of what they have lived with us, you would know which our house was burnt this night. the house burned and all that was inside. now we have no place to stay. it is scary. the stars they coming from the nearby village of ro, scholars over which has been under russian occupation for more than a month. t. s. battle. so russian troops pushed back and ukraine's forces regained full control of the village. while he de bisman was shaken from the explosions, we were screaming who a crime and we were praying to god. but there are arriving and ha, keith, which itself has come under near daily bombardment since russia's invasion began. it looks leaf like a city, more like a collection of mangled buildings. local fighters do what they can to protect their

neighbors. down when your city is being destroyed or when you're close, people are being killed. there is no other option but to defend them going with them. but they say they feel helpless against rushes, fighting power, forced to stand by as missiles, rain down, ukrainians forced to escape the conflict are also arriving in separation seen as a gateway ukrainian territory from occupied areas in the south. but them, of the novelty of, we all have relatives abroad in russia as well. we used to love this country so much. it's very hard for me to speak about this, since it's as if, as if a man attacked his own brother. this is very painful. ukraine's president says he remains open to pace talks, but he's warned that negotiations are close to collapse because of russia's continued aggression. he says ukrainians are in the fight of their lives. live on the should be version number good,

all men. when the russians confirm something such as a prisoner exchange, i don't believe in it and they confirm some kind of civil exchange and then something goes wrong once, twice, 3 times. the risks that negotiations will be cut off entirely are very high. the us accuses rushes, president vladimir putin, of depravity in his invasion. but russia's foreign minister. so guy leverett says, the west is at fault and that nato countries are doing everything they can to prevent a ceasefire by sending weapons to ukraine. until a deal is reached. the fighting rages, aunt, alexey o'brien al jazeera, a funeral has been held for palestinian man killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said you were shot dead during i'm, it's really army operation in the village of as in, on friday. you estimates is ready, forces have killed at least 40 palestinians since february separately, israeli forces, the surgeon prospects who are accused of killing an israeli security guard on the

wide west bank. haprett. mindy illegal arial settlement between ramallah novice on friday is really military, says palestinian gunmen open. foreign guardsmen fled the scene. neither abraham is in ramallah and has more on the search for the suspects. the latest we have is that the railey military has took a car. they found in the northern west bank where it believe to be the car that the 2 gunmen as use after they shot and killed the security guard at the entrance of one is really supplement called at it. and that is billed on the land of palestinian. so we are expecting the man, hon to continue by the way. the 4th is, let's not forget that the west bank itself is surrounded by lots and lots of really suckers. and so talk to the international law, but also these rows and infrastructures leading to those documents. in the west bank itself, have cameras have is really forces. so usually it's

a matter of time before is really forces. find those people. sometimes we expect clashes to clean them if they are armed, other times they could be arrested. so it's so with and see how is really forces and going to be dealing with the situation and where those men will be found if they will. but they expect vision is that they're going to be found. the u. k. government has sent a minister to the british virgin islands for talks after the territories premier was arrested in the united states on drug trafficking and money laundering charges . drug enforcement agents took andrew fuzzy and the chief port official in custody in miami on thursday. the pair are accused of agreeing to accept money from undercover police posey as mexican drug traffic is a recent report cause the u. k. 2 reimpose direct rule off the corruption concerns . well, the british virgin islands is the u. k. overseas territory in the caribbean. there's been autonomous since $967.00. the premium is the head of the electric

government, but there's also a governor appointed by the u. k. you has some oversight of republic officials, long before fridays arrests. there were concerns about state corruption. a recent inquiry from governance and the church, it was appallingly bad. it recommended a temporary return to direct rule by london. the british virgin islands also has a long history as a tax haven. with half the shell companies revealed in the document leak known as the panama papers, where base them. so you go is in london and has more on the report. the report really has been casting doubts to put it mildly on how exactly that territory has been governing itself. for example, the lead on the report form a judge gary hakan bottom has been saying that in the report that really the level of corruption that is, is too big and it needs to be tackled directly from london. it has been very

critical of the elected officials and how they've been running the territory. and also reminding that those elected officials, having have a loss of power, of a huge sums of public money, that they're the ones who get to decide which contract gets which contract they're, they're the ones who will get to decide on the public budget as well. and they also have control of the sale of crown property as well report states that even though they ought to be a direct rule from london. in fact, he did mention the, the judge gary, his boss. and that he did this with a very heavy heart because he said in order for the territory to really be considered and to comply with all the norms of democracy, it has to comply with all of that, including getting a handle on corruption. and if is to venture to them in the future, whatever that may be, whether there is to have the crown has had a state or not,

then it really has to prove that it can handle those issues. cilla head heron out 0, we meets a survivor of an indigenous massacre in argentina who's almost a 100 years old. she wants to see justice done. and starr companies in iran managing to make a profit despite years of international sanction. ah . with the worst of the he could still be to come for south asia. hey everyone. so pre monsoon heat, we know it's the thing. it started earlier this year and it's been more intense. here's some examples. india as a whole size. hottest march on record. if we focus on the capitol region, new delhi saw its 2nd hottest april in 72 years. and again, i think the worse of the heat still to come through may and june relief, at least for new delhi, specifically, probably not until july when those monsoon rains arrived. so here's what we're up

against on sunday. told you it was bad, right? neg, poor, 45, new delhi, 44, but there are some hands, a little bit of relief coming in. the extended forecast. thunderstorms will coolie atmosphere on thursday high 40 degrees, which is more align with where you should be for this time the year thunderstorms erupting west bank all into bangladesh. and also for that southern slice of india, sri lanka, through the mall div. we've got some sundry downpours here as well. here's a closer look at some of these rock and storms. i think we'll see westbank all into bangladesh. could even see hale as a result. so came rain straight across. indo china as southern portions of china, hong kong at 25 degrees. that's a drop by about 10. and we've got a wave of rain moving west to east across japan. tokyo's got a high of 18 degrees. ah . the stage is said that it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think. let's leave

simplicity to the headlines. join me as i take on the lies, dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions upfront with me, mark lamond hill. what out 0 since fidel castro proclaimed a communist state nearly 6 decades ago. cuba has health facts to which clinical ideology in a series of special reports. we explore how the pandemic, economic stripe, a new exit is by its citizens, are shaping the country's future. on al jazeera, ah ah, again, your shout 01 of our top stories is so, and france is increasing its military and humanitarian a to ukraine, as president brought him is zalinski accuses russia. try to wipe out all life in

the east and don bass region or moscow intensifies it's offensive. is ready, forces are searching for suspects who are accused of killing and israeli security guard in the occupied westbank. israeli military say that palestinian government open fire in the legal aerial settlement. and then for the c b u. k is sent to minister to the british virgin islands for talk soft. the church is premier, was arrested in the us and you for he and a port official facing the drug trafficking and money laundering charges. hundreds of haitians have protested against going violence. it has killed at least 20 people this week. crowds gathered on friday, shouting insults the government and the police. you've lost control of parts of the capital port, a print. 3 offices were wounded while trying to take back districts from dials. the latest gang fights who started on sunday, forcing thousands from their homes. and our palo, this is report the sound of gunshots on the streets of haiti's capital, paula prince,

at least 20 people have been killed over the past week alone. men of them caught in the crossfire of rival gangs. ah, my husband died and left you 3 children. the situation is difficult for me. i don't know what to do. violence link to gangs has forced thousands of residents to flee their neighborhoods. many like mary den prevail and her 3 children say they're too afraid to return home. where i have seen many things people dying and people walking around with heavy weapons. there is no one who can see anything. this otherwise bustling street was quiet on friday. many businesses across the city have closed their doors, gang violence in port. a prince has worsened since the assassination of president of nel movies last july. experts estimate that as many as 90 criminal gangs or actively operating in the city. all i can tell is that a visa is on livable right now. it's very, it's it's, it's can't do anything cuz nothing happening. businesses can't run. you can't even

leave the city. crystal of the southern part of the city is occupied by gags. now the sub, the northern part is also occupied. so basically we're locked in, we're on the siege. authorities have deployed some 100 police units to patrol neighborhood streets as government officials in haiti continue to struggle to cur violence linked to criminal gangs. the concern now is over the growing number of residents being displaced by the worsening security situation. manuel rap, hello al jazeera, a 2 month state of emergency starting in parts of ecuador, aimed at reducing drug dining violence at 9000 that please send a soldiers have been deployed in 3 coastal problems is to enforce an overnight curfew. a gang related violence is killed at least $1200.00 a door and already this year a trial is begun. imagine tina, which has already taken nearly a 100 years to come to court judges at determining accountability for the massacre

of hundreds of indigenous people that were protesting against living and working conditions on cotton plantations. threaten as she's the last witness of a massacre that killed hundreds of indigenous peoples in origin, tina almost 100 years ago. process the law is a member of the warm indigenous community. when she was around 7 years old, when her father was murdered, doing a protest. i now she's over 100 years old and says she still remembers the day her community was attacked. the cost i was and woke up when i was given water. i got home and looked up and saw a plane flying overhead. there were children on the ground. this is the pain i have carried forever. i was not able to speak. ross had lives in the northern province of jackal and his part of a truth trial that seeks to investigate the crimes committed against her community

and the people here continue to remember. the massacre that happened in this place when hundreds of members of indigenous communities were killed. by security forces and ranchers, they were protesting and demanding an improvement of the semi slavery conditions they lived in. they were killed their bodies, dismembered, buried all around this area until recently, until apologies. have been digging in this place, trying to find proof of what's been argentina, the systematic persecution of indigenous people know what will be to know the, the now for the 1st time i trial seeks to establish the facts of the novelty massacre. even though the perpetrators are long dead, this is an opportunity to begin a long sought reparation process for the killings, but also decades of discrimination against indigenous groups in the country. plato said they didn't call me and says the trial is important. so that abuse against a minority group never happens again. but all of this is based on the legal

parameters of the time. argentine i had already signed international agreements that allow us to sit in a panel trial that crimes against humanity were committed and do not prescribe. came out of the lady, and as one of them has been investigated the massacre for years. she says the killings in napa, the were not isolated. indigenous groups were for many years a source of cheap labor in the country. and your venice as violence against them was justified as necessary by the ruling class. collecting also, c, i, n. 80 ethnic groups have been discriminated against. persecuted and the massacre shows that for very long time in the state tried to force indigenous groups to blend with the rest of the population in fairway. part of a structure that had done as cheap labor interference, only about a 1000000 of argentina's $45000000.00 inhabitants are descendants of the origin of $39.00 indigenous groups. most of them are among the poorest in the country. many

see their trial as a unique opportunity to begin a long awaited process of acknowledgment and reparation. that will be my very several eldest cedar chuckle, argentina the governor of kansas in the united states is declared. a state of emergency health to tornadoes, cause destruction both there and in neighboring nebraska, a twist there in the wichita area, sweat through suburbs, destroying homes and businesses. no casualties have been reported. co reserves are running low in india as people use more electricity during a heat wave. this week, government canceled more than 600 passenger trains and use them to transport fuel to power stations. some plants only have a days worth of coal left, and the power minister in delhi says that the danger of black house, the un high commissioner for refugees, has traveled to northern cameroon, where a water dispute has led to a conflict and displaced in it 100000 people, philippa grande, is calling for reconciliation,

but it won't be easy as climate change adds more stress to an already fragile region. nick hack as this report in this an arid land. in the far northern region of cameroon, our fishermen and their families in search of peace, no longer catching fish, but planting trees. they sell at the market, at least in this barren land. they are sheltered from the violence they left behind, living in makeshift tents provided by the un. hooligan good let are quoting me. we have to survive with the little help. the government is giving us, but we don't have any money. we can't work. we're surviving one day at a time just any. this is what is left of their homes, which started as an argument between a fisherman and heard about a cow drinking out of a fishing pond. turned into a larger fight for access to water. the violence spread from village to village. displacing nearly a 100000 people. some fled to neighboring chad and are unable to return home. if

you live in your, in camps like these, of course we need to make sure that people are not hungry, not thirsty, and they are not ills. but in the end, it's reconciliation. that is the most important here. armed herders in carry on the border with chad, search for water points to feed their cattle, fighting with fishermen and farmers unwilling to share their wealth. the government of cameroon has called for dialogue, but those have been displaced. state to state has done little to top to violence or help them to survive. the displaced fishermen are hacking down trees. they sell the wood or use it for cooking. the few patches of free trees are being cut down. just as the rainy season is about to start, host communities accused the display of destroying the environment. if the government takes their responsibility, then we could return home. this is a conflict made worse by changing climate in what has become

a fragile and in hospitable environments. so essential to life and yet so precious water has become a resource worth fighting for tearing apart communities. in northern cameroon, nicholas hawk al jazeera, china's manufacturing has dropped to its lowest level in more than 2 years. the latest sign its economy may be in trouble. activity slowed sharply in april. shanghai came under a lockdown as part of the government. 0 could be 19 policy. factories have been closed and consumption has taken a hit that weighing as a chief economist for hangs and by china. and she says beijing, strict code 900 strategy is not sustainable. well, i am there worried on where this is going because the car allowed me shanghai has been looking like it's going to end after this may holiday, which means most people can probably walk around their neighborhood. but for most

of the factories along the east coast, they are not in a very good condition because taking on what's going on in shanghai, a lot more cities are taking precautionary measures. even way to one colored cases, the whole, the whole city can be locked down. so we might be looking at a situation where 30 cities might be locked down simultaneously. that's hugely disruptive to the supply chain. this is a impossible task to do both on the dynamic 0 strategy is not sustainable. and we can see many examples in shanghai and for a lot of the. busy companies in digital industry, in manufacturing, they're under a lot of pressure to lay off more workers. but right now, china doesn't seem to have a new solution to this problem. since the 20th parties, congress will happen october. and before then, everyone would be very conscious about containing the cove. it, it is absolutely the political priority rather than economic pricing. well,

the chinese capital is tightening its cobit 19 restrictions for the busy labor day holiday period. pupil pages will be required to show negative tests to enter public spaces. schools and entertainment been used to closed in restaurants, in order to shut dine in services. some districts of the city already unlocked. new cases, the top 100 a day. startup companies are flourishing in iran, despite for years of us sanctions, and rather than hinder them. some business owners finding the pandemic has helped and he has some reports now from tara once an abundant electric manufacturing plant. this building has been transformed into the largest hall post thought option to run this by tiers of sanctions imposed by the united states and embrace of new technology. a highly educated workforce and population of 85000000 people are creating opportunities in iran,

which has handled me. you need on me more than 50000000 iranians are able to use smartphones. we have the highest number of graduated engineers after the us and russia. almost 350000 graduated engineers annually. the majority of them are active in the field of technology, internet and startups. it's a great potential for development regarding technology and start abstract albany. hello g, as in john coy as i get. what for that to materialize? investment is needed for a lot of tradition of classical business man are affraid or warring to do any dare to this mark. we have to agree that there are in very few number of their countries. goodrich des, high tech debt only field dance on her societies. kaneen dan and target a lot of wood business is digit dug business. by the end of 2021. there were around $85.00 venture capital companies providing loans, investment,

and consultations. the government has also encouraged development by easing regulations and taxes for new stops. yeah, the functions are restricted for an investment in iranian technology, but that's created an opportunity for local investors and developers offer their own alternatives to multinational companies such as good amazon youth use, netflix and office. many developers out tailoring concepts that fit iranian society . diamonds are created under pressure, otherwise just call. so one of the most important things is that you have to use the sanctions to your advantage. you have to be able to say, okay, we don't have this and we don't have that. that could be seen as a loss, or it could be seen as a market opportunity. well, we have to build it ourselves. about 7000 firms, offering digital services. now make up for percent off. he runs economy, and the pandemic has helped them grow. gerald managers, industrial and domestic waste and is one of the success stories that attitude on

their holiday. mobile moves right now. we faced the issue of garbage and terran barren people of terror and don't have a solution for delivering intersection to cabbage. in particular, we have prevented a platform based on technology that people can trigger their office and deliver their garbage and, and they get paid according to the value of the waste materials. that's an example of what other enterprise towards you are also saying that the expansion in the iran's digital economy is helping people turn challenges into opportunities. ali how shall 0 darren the scientists around the world are looking into an outbreak of unexplained and severe hepatitis cases among children. mostly under the age of 5. symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, and the yellowing of the eyes and skin. the u. k has reported a total of $145.00 cases. at least 11 other countries have also reported them. the world health organization says the unknown strain is causing liver failure. 17 children needed to transport,

and one has died. an investigation is ruled out speculation. the illness was caused by coping 19 vaccines. none of the children had received a vaccine. graham cook is a professor of infectious diseases at imperial college london. he says, is not yet clear. it will be able to have a vaccine to prevent the strain of hepatitis paper type is in the general terms. it's really just information and deliver. we see that very commonly, the whole range of infections in children, a ticket, but what's different here is the severity of that information. i have to talk. this is a whole is caused by a range of viruses and the ones people are most familiar with be advertised to see . and there are vaccines peptide to be which are very effective. but in this case, we think maybe a different virus is causing this. and the most likely candidate at this point is no bars. and it's not clear that we will have a vaccine that will be able to prevent this. so, until we know more about the cause of this, it's hard to be confident that the moment doesn't seem that that's most likely for absolutely no evidence of any length of explanation. but when something like this

is emerging ticket this time, then it's always possible. this is related in some way coded 19. we know there's a lot of wanting in the community, but it doesn't seem that they are. there are more more children who have got this severe disease. you've got my teach, it's probably not a direct effect. one possibility is to try and understand why it is that my virus is causing this at this time. so could there be a change in the virus, or could it be something about children, particularly these young children, age 3 to $5.00, that is different. and one possibility that really is any possibility is that they haven't been exposed to as many versus they would have been younger in age as a result may be behaving different. we don't have the evidence to really be strong about that. and i kind of piece of american movie history is on the auction block. the blue white dress worn by judy garland in the 1939 film. the wizard of oz had been missing for decades before it was found any last year. it was discovered in an old shoe box dress is said to be in good condition pot from a small hole in the back and suspected to fetch up to $1200000.00.

phenom has lawns to a new attraction for tourists with a head for height. it is the world's longest glass bottomed bridge as the policy and a $526.00 me to structure in glen don in china. the glass was in bridge in the northwest . some la province can support up to 450 people at a time. well, giving them a spectacular view of last jungle far below. ah. alright, let's have a quick update. the headlines here in algebra and frances increases military and humanitarian a to ukraine. president, for this event, sky has accused russia of trying to wipe out all life in the eastern don bass region. as moscow intensifies its offensive funeral has been held for palestinian men killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said he was shot dead jury and railey army operation, but just as.