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a range of the heavily bombarded city. i'm he distributing dough with all your sports news. 21 year old norwegian superstore earling holland effects a fine for english champions. manchester city. ah! 14 civilians have been killed in a brutal attack and eastern democratic republic of congo. taking the number killed in the last 2 days to around 70. most of the victims were latest attack were women and children at a displaced persons camp. in the jew area of a to re province. a keyboard security tracker, which monitors violence in the region, said the on group co deco or co operative for the development of the congo was behind the attack. it's a political religious sect that claims to represent the interests of the lender, ethnic group since may last year. it through

a teary and neighboring north keybo province have been governed by the security forces in what is termed a state of siege. but alas, international says the strategy has led to abuses rather than greater security and civilian massacres have continued. security tracker says around $2500.00 civilians were killed in the last year. nor about manly reports and warning you may find some of the images distressing. the bodies of most the women, children, even babies killed in eastern democratic republic of congo. the victims were hiding in the forests at area of geography in a tory province for several months after fleeing attacks on the villages. local government officials blame the armed groups could deco for monday's rate and 24 hours earlier. this happened bodies strewn among the burning embers of a village, mostly women and children. again, the majority of the dozens of victims. they were killed in an attack by another

rebel group. during rate on the camp blanket gold mine in a tory fighting has ravaged the regions of a tory and north river for decades and displaced more than one point. 5000000 people, many living in this camp in the tourist capital bonia. they are the scars for rebel attacks on their villages. one woman says her family was killed in front of her last year. i don't feel comfortable talking about what happened. the militias raped me, killed my relatives and cut off my legs with these girls also bear scars and we were attacked by machetes when malicious, entered our village. as our parents couldn't run away, they were both killed. i was left almost dead, then saved after some hours. and let's say the violence is getting worse with rebel

groups. could deco and the allied democratic forces accused of massacres. that despite a joint operation by con, believe and you can and thought is, oh, every time there is, ah, ah, a dance under the cordell go. there is our story prisoner on the, on the civilian in that that the big issue is that there is not enough ah, measure taken to make sure that, ah, ah, civilians are predicted. kenya has hosted talks to end the long running conflict on group calling for the relief of political prisoners and, and the fee for their fighters. but following the late of the tax, many a concerned that the military approach isn't working and will lead to more reprisals in villages like this one was law about manly al jazeera

jacqueline straight feel whole is a director of policy and research for the global center for the responsibility to protect which works to mobilize the international community to act in situations where populations are at risk of mass atrocity crime. she joins me from chicago, thanks very much indeed for being with us. so they seem to be incredibly brutal attacks in this area that they're yes, thank you. lauren. i'm unfortunately of the attack on the mine and may bring village in a terry ledger absolutely devastating loss of life and attacks on women and children. as you have just shown, and unfortunately this sort of attack is not new. i could deco am allied democratic forces have been committing atrocities like this for many years in this area. and as the state of sea is, has taken place over the past year. those attacks have become particularly gram, so that to the state of seizures because it tells us how that works more effectively martial law on how come it hasn't made any difference. it is

effectively martial law. the government deployed approximately 20000 troops to the 2 provinces with reported aim of combating arm groups and protecting civilians under what they've labeled the state of siege. they've effectively replaced the civilian government in the area with the military officials. but there's really been no indication that increased military operations have improved protection of civilians most at risk. they've used repressive military strategies to attack the arm groups, but that's contributed to an escalation of the conflict. these are groups are known for retaliating against government offensive by specifically targeting civilians and where the alms coming from and the funding for the, for these groups. eastern congo is very rich in natural resources. and as we can see,

one of the attacks was on mine and so the arm groups very frequently sort of exploit those resources and take advantage of the fact that the eastern congo has very porous borders, where they can trade resources into other countries. and as a result, get arms in return. what about the u. n. presence committed them even peacekeeping mission in d. c. money goes is, is $1.00 of the largest, isn't it? how effective they been? absolutely, meniscus is one of the largest missions and it also has sort of a very specific mandate where it can combat arm groups like this. and over the years they have been effective at times of protecting civilians, but congo has very challenging fighting environments. there is terrain issues where the ability to transport information from a village that might be at risk of attack to those who could provide protections,

takes time that it can't reach them in time. there's also an issue of there so many armed groups in eastern congo, the area has approximately $120.00 active arm groups, most of which have been active for decades. and so as those groups buy it, as they massacre civilians, lisco and the government armed forces are often playing a game of sort of putting out little fires everywhere. as a result, they can't combat the systemic issues because they're focused on the sort of little battles throughout the eastern area. and he mentioned earlier that the, the armed response doesn't appear to be helping what solutions do you think might work to, to, to make a difference in that area to. so the arm response, i think, taking exclusively an arm response is an extreme problem. partly because the affair do you see the government's security forces are known for perpetrating attacks that

may constitute crimes against civilians themselves there and not taking proper precautions to ensure the safety of civilians when fighting these groups. and so one thing that needs to be done is sort of re establishing trust between the government and civilians and let civilians know that they will be protected by security forces as the fighting continues. but beyond that, i think it's important to make clear to the government, but military solutions are not going to end these attacks. they need to address the systemic issues in the country. some of which are economic, many of which are political and then they're also inter communal grievances between different ethnic groups in the east that need to address that b as arm groups don't continue to form, don't continue to gain strength through local grievances checking, instruct, hello. thank you very much for the fullness. thank you. coming up on the news hour from london. i afghan women define the taliban protesting

against an order to cover their faces in public. the son of disgraced philippine leader ferdinand marcus tells the world to judge him by his actions not his ancestors after his presidential election. victory and well, number one novak truck of it is through to the next round in rome. he should have the option in sport. ah, if his unrest over shall anchors, economic crisis is spiraling out of control. the military has been ordered to shoot any one causing injury to people or property. after at least 8 people died the day before. the protest as a refusing to back down demanding the president got to buy a raj effect sir, also resign after his brother may hinder step down as prime minister on monday. we know fernandez reports from columbus, a trail of destruction followed routing into lanka. soldiers of joined police to

enforce them to take a few ended step in the violence. the government's failure to solve the unprecedented economic crisis. his angered people here reminisced among the raj boxer, resigned after weeks of pleasure, would protest as c, that's not enough. and want his brother who's president, to go to we are standing here until gord, darby raj, a boxer, go home. and not only that, we are demanding for the new interim government to establish new laws under the 21st amendment. and beyond that, we need to abolish their executive presidency. thousands like him had protested blissfully for more than a month outside the president's office. but said the prime minister, supporters attacked them on monday. dozens of buses were destroyed in the ferocious fighting which followed. and via he paused, dumped in

a li lease investigators and the local magistrate inspected the damage. the unions condemned what they described as a fan attack on peaceful and to go to says, i read more and they both provincial politician to the primary residence, to my dogs, to attack, to protest we are legal action, be taken against my him to roger park. so we're setting fire to this country trade unions. it started a strike and seed won't end until i got the president and government resign my. there's a proper investigation to the attack on this is on the forms of politicians who set on fire and in the sword on the highest bank police offers in the western province as increased concern that the crisis is spiraling out of control. the defense ministry has authorized the armed forces to shoot anyone steaming or assaulted. anyone shall onqua is facing. it's was economic crisis since independence in 1948

and destruction of this scale. it just cannot afford observer sale. what adds insult to injury is that it could have been avoided. mina fernandez, al jazeera, colombo, international donors at a conference in brussels, have promised $6700000000.00 for syria, saying the conflict has not been forgotten. it slightly more than the conference raised last year. the money goes to syrians and neighboring countries, hosting refugees not to the sanctioned government in damascus. aid organizations have warned the war and ukraine could make food insecurity worse in syria and, and host countries such as lebanon and egypt. you know, that good needs remain enormous even of serious. not any more on earth, from badges on the head aligned over do media or under. whoa. he really, we talk less about shelia. we are very much aware that 92 percent of c d

and living in syria live in poverty. 90 percent means everybody. everybody in syria. although the people belonging to the regime regime poverty charges have the children has released a stock overview of the food situation in afghanistan, where aid is failing to meet the growing need. it says, 9600000 children are going hungry every day. because of afghanistan's economic collapse, ongoing drought, and the impact of the war and ukraine. total nearly 20000000 people. almost half the population faced high levels of acute food insecurity from march to made. despite a major aid initiative, the project, a number of facing the same level of acute food insecurity, is not expected to for significantly, about 19000000 people. half of them children are expected to remain in hunger from june to november or key. and so here is a humanitarian policy and advocacy,

an advisor at save the children is just returned to london doctor visit to cobble don't just now i skype. i just want to ask you how difficult is for people to feed their families. what did you witness when you were there? yeah, i mean it's getting more and more difficult. by the day it seems. and we spoke to a number of families in and around couple in manga on some of the eastern provinces . and i think that's mean every situation is a little bit different, but lots of consistencies. and the stories that we're hearing one is the, is the situation of the economy that is driving most of these needs. so lots of people have lost their jobs. the price is rising, we have some of the contributions and ukraine to that, but largely it's down to some of the economic interventions which are international governments, policy decisions. and so the economy is a, as a matter factor and an equally, i think, since august obviously issues have got much, much worse,

but it comes on top of drought and it comes in trouble. code 9, teens. i mean, i think these numbers have been getting less deadlier over time, so they shouldn't become too much of a surprise protected to governments. but hopefully now taking these numbers it can kick them in together and increase the response and understand some food. aid is, is reaching families, but what the issues for, for getting it out to them or to those who need it most. yeah, i mean, relief is some of the economic issues that we face is really hard to get money into the country. but it's also really hard to get money around the country. and so a lot of the overseas assets, the central bank for example, held have been for isn't still wide raging sanctions on the taliban. and which means that it's really difficult for banks to operate. and also i think a lot of the kind of middle class have left a lot of money's last. so again, going that leads issues of unemployment. they just isn't that much caching system. and so that makes it challenging to operate. but primarily it makes it really,

really difficult for households to cope. and we've heard from fema household in particular and how the, the loss of employment and the changes in the environment. and it's on the license announcements on and women's dress for example. it's really, really challenging environment for households at the moment. and the economy is a big part of that and i think that's why and in the context of these figures, i think the 1st instinct is what can we do on humanitarian support? and can we get food in the country and into communities? but really, i think miles upon governments to take a step back in a long, hard look at what the economic interventions they can make sure to get the economy going. again, you mentioned that the, the latest restrictions on the top and announcing further restriction on women. just the last couple of days. you said that color faces in public. and one of the responses from to, to do with, to do with that from the foreign office. here in the u. k. was responsibility of what happens in grandson lives with the taliban will judge them by their actions,

not their words. if they want international acceptance, they must live up to the obligations and commitments, prickly on the rights of women and girls. given given that some of those assets that you mentioned were frozen on condition that the taliban so changed how they operated. the fact that taliban have now made things worse for women is that can be more difficult for, for money to be on frozen, for, for the situation to be improved. yeah, i mean i was, i think one of the things i would say, and we need to make sure that we will we stay principle not just on issues, i guess, but on that, and she's a, for example, go education, which has been a massive, massive problem over the last few months, but there isn't really and alternative content back on the children's. like i was visiting one of my house can and just before last and the vast majority of children are coming in, they're experiencing money, tricia and their risk of pneumonia. their lives literally are hanging in violence. so i think, yes, we need to be principal. yes. we need to make sure the governments are making

a stands on some of the issues and not on children's rights about the same time. as i say, we content on african children particular in the context of these figures. 10000000 children in a kind of life threatening division of hunger. and we need to stay nice monetary response as well as missing some of the longer term solutions when it comes to funding over multiple years. and i'm looking for a key in silica. thank you very much, need 1st off, just thank you. the insecurity council meet on thursday to discuss the afghan tele bands order for women to cover their faces in public. we were just talking about women have been out protesting in cobble in defiance of the decree which was announced on saturday. it states that women should leave the home only when necessary, and male relatives would be responsible for enforcing the dress code or face punishment. they will do, it has drawn a backlash from the international community as well as from many afghans. i'm more more midway him, but heis is under john. bah, we want to be known as living creatures. we want to be known as human beings. not

like slaves imprisoned in the corner of the house. and we've organized this protest because the taliban is imposing their culture on afghan women under the name of the job. ever since the taliban seized power at afghanistan, all their projects have been against women. they want to limit and eliminate women from the field of society and politics. 35 people, most of them children have been left homeless after his really authorities demolished a residential building in occupied his jerusalem. the 3 story structure was torn down because it didn't have the right required permits israel to marsh's palestinian properties, but don't have building approvals which can be difficult to obtain. the u. n says at least 40 buildings have been destroyed in east jerusalem this year. displacing about a 100 people, ukraine's military says it's recaptured several villages in the northeast from

russian troops. it says russian forces are being pushed out of range of hoc eve, the 2nd largest city, just been on the constant bombardment since the war began. the counter attack could signal a new phase in the conflict as ukrainians move into striking distance of the supply lines sustaining russia's main attack force in the south. ukraine says russia's missile attacks on at southern city of odessa, appear to be aimed at disrupting supply lines and western weapon shipments. the black seaport is of significant strategic importance. taking odessa could help russia establish a land corridor along the south of ukraine. at least one person was killed and 5 injured by rushes attacks on monday, the ukrainian military says a shopping center and warehouse were hit, a desert faced sporadic bombardment that was largely spared in the 1st phase of russia's invasion. out of there it has and ma soon is in odessa. he says the city has suffered a huge amount of damage there for many years or had he in our local one person was

killed an 8 others, at least were injured in a series of missile attacks had of hit the city of odessa big explosions in different locations, west and east areas of odessa, what also the results of the missile attacks. the most massive explosion was here at one of the biggest malls, which were almost destroyed, fires were all over the place and around a 1000 square meters and still firefighters. a dealing with the fire, these missile attacks came as part of a series of similar attacks against the city of a debtor. over the last few days, the ukrainian air defense forces managers to intercept some of these missiles. but some other missile attacks lead to huge destruction in the southern city of odessa, the marybell mass is at least a 100 civilian men are still trapped in the as of style still works, which are besieged by russian forces. ukrainian officials sat at the weekend, all women, children, and elderly people had been rescued. the steel plant is the last pocket of

ukrainian resistance in the devastated port. city fighters are holding out there in underground bunkers, refusing to surrender, and have pledged to fight to the end. ukraine's has a russian orthodox church in the jeanette screeching has been destroyed by a russian strike. much of the building and stretch of his has been reduced to rubble. local media said the church was 1st hit last wednesday before being hit again. this weekend. the u. s. director of national intelligence has warned that russian president vladimir putin is preparing for long conflict in ukraine. admiral haines told a senate, hearing the next few months, could see him turn to more drastic means the next month or 2 of fighting will be significant. as the russians attempt to reinvigorate their efforts, but even if they are successful, we are not confident that the fight in the dom boss will effectively end the war. we assess, president putin is preparing for prolonged conflict in ukraine during which he

still intends to achieve goals. beyond the dumbass, germany has reopened its embassy and cave. foreign minister and alina burbock, travelled to ukraine's capital for the opening, the highest ranking german government official to visit since russia's invasion, fairbanks, had ukraine should become a full e u member. she also visited the town of butcher outside keith, where russian troops have been accused of war crimes. this year and other baltic states have urged their fellow nato members to send more troops to help defend their countries against a threat from russia. an interview with al jazeera, the lithuanian president said he needs at least a brigade of about 8000 foreign soldiers. is urged nato to make a decision during the next summit in june. from reply in if you're a nist at fasten force. nato leopard tags, practicing for an attack from the ear with an unknown substance, was chemical or nuclear weapon. these war games by german norwegian dutch and

british troops have been held not far from what is considered nato's achilles heel . in lithuania, the so called to wealthy gap between the russian exclaimed coleen ingram and russian back bellows. the only land connection between the baltic states and the rest of nato de lithuanian presidents as nato should urgently increase its presence . dear me feel like the, you know, the feel sandwich that vin, her happy lou militarized coline graph region. be see the locker for russian troops where we see military equipment, even tactical, urn o'clock rap, and saw glare the very 1st day that russia invaded ukraine. did you think he's coming for lithuania as well? i think if wharton will be successful, he will come after us and this is not only or the talk about with the new.

this is the next target might be moldova, romania, available to countries fall and appetite of this emperor is the charleston result and the limits. after the annexation of crimea, nato decided to send a few 1000 soldiers stood about dick states. president no, lee, that is now asking for a permanent brigade of up to 8000. there's advertised near naples rig. boys may have become a lot more urgent until now. nasal took stations near the so called welcome gap, only had a current role and baltic lee to say with the war and your grade. naples should be ready for more actively defend their territory. the germans who are leading the nato forces in lithuania, appropriate to send more. so as you might be aware, germany is ready to send more troops to spanish troops who data for this purpose. in a nutshell, it's absolutely clear that the collective defense based on the developmental

securities to the taishan and these will be the main f photos of john moore. nato troops so close to the russian border could mean that russia would feel more threatened, and vengeance would increase instead of reducing. but this way, not only independent from the soviet union, a little over 3 decades ago, once the sand, a clear message to russia. a message also shown to russian passengers passing through vilnius every day from coleen ingram to moscow. this is what your president is doing. it's ass, hoping that support for the war and ukraine will decrease, and nato for military power won't be needed. steadfast and al jazeera in middle class. you, in general, somebody has elected the czech republic to replace russia on the human rights council. it was the only country in contention for the spot designated for the western your region. there were a 157 votes in favor and 23 abstentions. last month,

the general assembly voted to suspend russia from the council over its invasion of ukraine. 47 member body will hold a special session of the war later this week. not more still to come this hour, including the un says there's a $5050.00 chance global temperatures will rise by more than one and a half degrees celsius. over the next 5 years, shanghai tightens its restrictions again as re criticism of china's coping policy from korea to and the n b a is heading to the middle east, the 1st time peter will have the town. ah, hello there, there's lots of lovely weather to be found across europe at the moment, with lots of warmth, coming through a thing above average temperatures, particular across western and sensual areas. and we are going to see a lot of that warmth spread its way from west towards the east. by the time we get

into thursday. but we're still seeing some unsettled conditions plaguing the southeast corner as well as the north west. we got rounds of rain rolling into britain, an island working their way towards the low countries as well as germany and poland . by the time we get to thursday, you can see some of that heavy rain there. but for scandinavia still a lot of wants to be found where has things and snow edge in to southern areas of north welcome, wet weather here. and as we head further south, we'll, this is where we think plenty of fine and dry conditions stretching across the mediterranean, a little ones coming back in for the iberian peninsula, spain and portugal, seeing lots of sunshine. we have got some fun warnings out however, for greece, particularly eastern areas, but we are going to see things improve by the time we get into thursday. lots of warmth and clear sky spreading across the balkans. we look at temperatures in romania, for example. in bucharest, we're going to see the temperature touching up to 30,

with plenty of fun shine by friday. ah, shoot guns at home, and inspiration. personal stories of people who are keeping the spirit of freedom alive, by courageously defending their rights to be heard. oh, good with alger 0, select mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in a water scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narrative nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war. the listening post, delve into the news, narrative, and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the

barbaric and it has been folding as they were somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered. on al jazeera lou. ah, among the top stories you'll notice 0 and he 70 people have been killed in attacks in easton democratic republic of congo in the last 2 days. the latest or 14 civilians, most of them women and children killed in a camp for displaced people on monday. shall anchors military has been ordered to shoot any one causing injury to people or property. at least at least 8 people died in unrest the day before. as protest as demand president good a by roger packs has stepped down over the countries economic collapse. and

ukraine's military says it's re recaptured several villages in the northeast from russian troops. it says russian forces being pushed out of ranger ha keith. the 2nd largest city, which has been under constant bombardment since the war began. russian president vladimir putin has urged officials to take stronger action to prevent wildfire spreading across the country. hooting told them to combat the fires in a more efficient systemic and consistent way. russia is recorded high temperatures in recent years, which side to say is a clear result of climate change. last year, wildfires ripped through more than 17000000 hectares of land ritual school. no sir, the forest is an ecological shield of every one. understand this very well that it is an ecological shield for our country and the entire planet. it plays a key role in its all big global greenhouse gas emission globally, which means that large scale wildfires of much undermine our climate protection

after low this issue is our principal importance in our country and the entire world in europe. rules, temperatures around the world are still rising and could soon exceed a key global warming indicator. a new report from the world meteorological organization says, as now a 50 percent chance, they'll temporarily exceed the key threshold of 1.5 degrees above pre industrial levels by 2026 world. it is a pledge to try to keep temperatures below that level as part of the paris climate agreement, base per se. more extreme weather is likely in the next few years, including heat waves and sandstorms. the climate that we have now is a product of the atmosphere that we had 20 or 30 years ago. and if we wait another 20 to 30 years, when we have a full on climate crisis going on and then decide that it's time to really do something serious about reducing emissions. it will be too late. and as president

of honduras is pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking and weapons charges in your court. on or under and under was extradited. last month, he'd been arrested at his home and non duras in february, weeks after his 2nd term ended. he's accused of receiving millions of dollars from traffickers in exchange for protection from arrest. and, and as his lawyer says, he's being treated like a prisoner of war and visits to his client being restricted. until the honduran police chief one carlos bonia is also on his way to the u. s. known as as t great. he was in charge of officers from 2012 to 2013 under president prophy renewable u. s. prosecutors have been trying to have him extradited for 2 years, where he also faces drug trafficking charges. yes, president joe biden says fighting inflation is a top priority for his administration. he's been setting out his plans to tackle rising prices, telling americans he understands what they're going through. our white house correspondent,

kimberly how can report gas prices hitting historic new highs on tuesday in the united states. up $0.17 in just the last week to hit a record $4.37 a gallon. us consumers are unhappy. i don't even look at how many gallons anymore or what their dollar amount is anymore, because it's expensive everywhere, everywhere. it's another blow to the u. s. economy and president jo biden's, white house i heard of birth for 3rd term working for nasa us working we're working or full time and we still have a hard time maintaining managing. being able to buy groceries just under pressure to help consumers biden on tuesday, insisted his policies are fighting inflation. or no, you got to be frustrated, frustrated by high pressures by gridlock and congress. by the time it takes to get anything done, lead me. i understand the frustration he blamed rising prices on the global

pandemic, and on the war and ukraine. but he also attacked republicans for pushing an ultra maga agenda, referring to former president donald trump's make america great again. policies he believes do not align with mainstream american values. republican plan is increased taxes on the middle class families. but billionaires and large companies off the hook as they raise profits, raise your prices and re profits of record number, record amount. and it's really that simple. by didn't insist if republicans are elected to control congress and november's mid term elections. they'll and social spending that millions rely on like medical care for the poor. an elderly biden once insisted, high prices, supply change, shortages and record high inflation and basics like food and rent was temporary,

but that's no longer the case. inflation is more than wiped out the average workers wage again. president bod, as handed the average american, a big pay cut. a pay cut, whole show on the issue of the economy. more americans trust republicans policies than president biden's, with approval ratings in the low 40 percent. and with congressional mid term elections just months away. record high inflation has become a political liability for the president. kimberly, how can al jazeera, the white house? donald trump could soon be tweeting again, ellen moscow's promise to reversed which his ban on the former us president. when he buys the social media platform, trunk was kicked off to which last year after the capital, right? one with his account permanent is suspended due to the risk of inciting violence. mosque recently signed a $44000000.00 deal to take over the home. ahead of the world health organization

says china is 0. coven policy is not sustainable. they says the country's biggest city titans restrictions. once again, mass testing has resumed and frustrated residence in parts of shanghai have been told to stay at home until at least wednesday. entire subway system has been shut down for the 1st time. millions of people in china's financial hub were just beginning to emerge from a month of lockdown. new daily infections fell to about 3000 on monday, from a peak of 26000. in mid april. we, we, we have discussed about this issue is the chinese experts, and we indicated that the approach, you know, will not be sustainable. and considering the behavior of the virus, or i think a shift would be very important.

the philippines now where the son of a disgraced former dictator, as promised a bridge to divide between all filipinos, ferdinand marcus junior is on course to win the presidential election by a wide margin and is urged the world to judge him by his actions and not his families, it's a stunning victory for the country's most infamous political dynasty and authority raised fears that democratic rights could be eroded even more. florence louis reports from manila ha. protestors gather outside the election commission building to protest against what they say are voting irregularities. some people were unable to vote after at least a $1800.00 vote counting machines. malfunctioned during national elections on monday, less than 2 percent of the total number of machines are you in the home and we are here because road seen how sloppy the election could be shown to work is they had

to be used to prepare for the selection. the i was competent, they took away that i thought filipinos to both for what they won. the protesters were soon pushed back by police with water cannon and swat teams on stand by. the heavy pushback has long been hallmark of the outgoing administration incumbent president, rodrigo deter day had little tolerance for descent or criticism. i know ferdinand marco's junior, whose late father ruled the country for 2 decades and was often described as a dictator is on cause to in a landslide victory. and with to turn days, daughter sarah set to become the vice president. many are concerned, their civil liberties may shrink further. analysts say the return to power of the marco's family is the result of decades of rebranding. boosted in recent years through social media campaigns, often with misleading information. studies have shown that the marquess campaign in

the margaret's family has usually invested in this machinery. and i think if they're going to be the next administration, that this is going to be a lean and mean propaganda spewing machine. ah, he says, the strategy may not only help them when power, but keep it. oh, for marcus as supporters gathered outside his campaign headquarters the day after the polls, those concerns were far from their minds as their candidate heads for victory with an unassailable margin. florence lea al jazeera manila south korea's new leader has been sworn in, but he has a tough job ahead unit. so y'all was elected by the slim mister margins and already has some of the lowest approval rating. his fed, any incoming president is biggest challenges are dealing with north korea and a slow economic recovery from mcbride reports from sol the you know, the ration of the insecure, potentially harold's

a new political direction for south korea and the new place for it in the world instead of the previous liberal administration's relentless pursuit of dialogue with north korea over d nuclear, zation conservative view says he will take a harder line up while norse curious nuclear weapon programs are a threat not only to our security and of northeast asia, the door to dialogue, will remain open for the weekend peacefully resolve this threat. faced with north korea is increased weapons testing and rhetoric. yoon has promised to restore relations with neighboring japan and to maintain close to ties with traditional allies the united states. the return of a conservative administration in south korea is likely to further push nations into camps similar to the cold war. rival rays of the last century on the one side, the united states and its ne, asian allies, japan and south korea,

and all the other a loosely aligned russia in china, supporting north korea. given south korea is economic dependence on china. the outgoing south korean president, moon j in, was often accused of not being tougher on bay jeans, territorial assertiveness on alleged human rights abuses you and says his administration will be difference in korea is the past largest economy in the world. it is incumbent upon us to take on a greater role benefiting our stature as a global leader. we must accurately protect and promote university alias and norms that are based on freedom and respect for human rights. but you comes into this job with no previous political experience and a very low approval rating. he may find his early zeal tempered by the realities of office. south korea is a critical,

it depends upon the domestic market of china and energy supply from russia. so south korea has to keep many different security, and it can be interest in good balance and harmony. as the new president begins, work south careers, allies and adversaries, alike watching closely rob mcbride al jazeera, so osha's in lebanon are preparing for elections on sunday, and have been more than 2 years. a protest calling for a new government as living conditions and the economy deteriorated. as in a hotter reports from bay root, those wanting change through the ballot box face a difficult task. these squares were emptied at protesters months ago. a battle for change, one by the political establishment. now, the movement for a new lebanon that began in late 2019, has shifted its focus from the street to the ballad box. different coalitions borne

from the uprising are contesting the upcoming elections. many of the candidates are young and optimistic, but they know political change won't be easy. it's going to be that suffered for 30 option and we need, we know that we need time to change. we want to go into the fundamentals to change from their up against a sectarian base system of power sharing and leaders who are more powerful than the state. politicians. largely blame for the country's economic color is elections. although from the outside or the mac product, they're actually run by the regime itself. and the regime has proven to use different fraudulent tools to secure its when so from classical ism to violence, to repression and termination. and even manipulating the vote counting which we saw into 2018 election. but those in powers still have supporters and they have been

accused of using violence. in this incident, the opposition was prevented from launching its campaign in the electoral stronghold of the muslim she, our group has below and among the harlem to him. we accuse the forces in charge of the region of being behind that. and they are known to prevent any opposition activity in lebanon, carrion, and political divisions are deep. and the opposition to was unable to unite to contest the elections. this benefit to the political leadership, which also relies on an electoral law that in trenches pick terry and politics. for those wanting change, this battle is about building a strong civil and functioning state. but they are seen as politically immature and criticized for lacking organisation and failing to appeal to the masses. in the last election, those campaigning for civil society, lebanon, known as the change forces, 11 seat in the 128 member parliament. this time they're expected to gain

a few more, but not enough to change the system. but for them, the election is a necessary battle in a long war. santa who their elders, eda, beirut, spain's spied, chief, has been sacked as a phone hacking scandal engulfed the government. the spanish intelligence agency was criticized after it was revealed that it used the controversial pegasus spyware, to snoop on pro independence, cattle and politicians. the agencies also face questions over its failure to protect premieres to pedro sanchez and other top officials. these phones were hacked by a foreign entity using the same spyware. pegasus can be used to extract data, and activator phones, camera, or microphone, was made by israel's and i so group which says it only self a spyware to government agencies till i had this news out. yes, got. 2 ah thousands of fans in cutters send off the fif

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gold in 54 matches for club and country the season. meanwhile, loop who have stayed in touch with said he at the top of the premier league, they will win is aston villa on tuesday, but they have to fight that from a goal down. douglas, louise handed villa, a surprise, lead off to just 3 minutes. however, that advantage not just 2 and a half minutes, defender l mfc equalized for the visit to they came into this game 3 points behind man, said he with an inferior goal defense than nothing but a win would do here. who would find a win a courtesy of sodium on a to draw them level with city in the standings, but they fed a game more and trailed on goal difference. spanish joins barcelona, have taken a step closer to ensuring a 2nd phase finishing league of the season. they were too strong for south of ego and tuesday, action, positive believe in the 30th through memphis. the pipe. lead was doubled,

5 minutes before the interval, courtesy emerick obama, young. the guy beneath strike, it wasn't done day. you would need he thinking of the match shortly. after the research to make it 3 to chevy side, pulled one back later on, but it wasn't enough to prevent or 31 on it. the fever will come, trophy is about to begin its global 2 before the fuse tournament. in cupboard, it's been delighting crowds in the host country where it got a big send off on tuesday to get rob sca was there. over the last few days, thousands of people have queued up around kathy kathy at the fee for wild trophy the price that will be paid for by the teams later in the year of the 1st middle east. well, come on to us. just wanted to see because it's happening in the for the 1st time. so once in a lifetime, opportunity, if you do welcome, wouldn't believe that this is the origin one, but they said this is the origin. one thought the very nice,

very nice moment. did it live up to expectations? yeah, yeah. now this is the last time we're going to see this trophy in catchall until the opening match on the 21st of november. that's because from here it's going on a global tool. and kathy gave it a big send off with some special guests, you know, come off to 3 finals and for world cups. i deserve to take the cup home. what makes this trophy so special? what is a piece of sporting history that is instantly recognizable and this is a genuine article because the champions only ever get to keep a gold plated version. this is the real deal that lives the fif. a foot will museum in there, a kind of only if it comes out once in 4 years prevents like this one as well as the official, well cultural. and of course, the final is 18 karat gold. 36 centimeters toll and ways just so sick he likes about the law is the fun fire that goes with it. it travels with a very strict security protocol, has

a special case security guards and 2 members of stuff. and they're only able to touch it with gloves on. now you might think all of this is rather excessive, but fee for have learned from history. in fact, this is the 2nd version of the well cut. the jewelry may trophy, which was more of a golden cup shape. well, it was stolen twice back in the 60s, in england and in the eighty's in brazil. and unfortunately it was never recovered off to that. so all of that really adds up to a feeling of being next to something very special indeed just got off work good. 2 the world's best basketball legal feature in the middle east for the 1st time later this year i'll be dubey will close the cover to champions to milwaukee bucks level hoax into pre season games on october, 6th, and 8th. it's part of a multi year deal between the end of adobe government, illegal fees to help games in china, japan, india, and tie $1.00 for now, milwaukee our focus on the playoffs, and try to stop in be a veteran. l whole ford,

who after 15 years in the li, can finally boast about going 30 points in the post season. again, 4 of the eastern conference any finals halted, was near, unstoppable in the 4th quarter for boston against the box. he grab 16 points in the final period. well jason say to most ad 30 for the game. as the celtics level the theories at to, to drop it off new gotta, you know, lot of people at 35 get not didn't, you know, play that way. oh, full weekend. bless you when we are in now his position and when we get old, you know, we stay in the lee and against a company in, in, in our, in the highest level over in the western conference golden state played without a coach officer. he tested positive for coven 19. the warriors mounted a final call to come back against the memphis grizzlies. steph curry nailed 8 free throws over the final 45 seconds of the game, helping golden state when 10198,

the warriors lead the series 31, tied it up at night tennis. will them a one over to our coverage is through to the 3rd round of the italian open in rome, the serb took care of rushes are flung carrots of in straight sets on tuesday shopping, which is a ton of time champion here. no doubt. so after this 6362, when he will be eyeing total number 6 in the italian capital. no joke of each on the women's side, fresh from becoming the 1st african woman to win a w t. a 1000 event of madrid open on stuart has made her way into the 2nd round in rome. the tennessean defeated romania. ceramic, a stay of 6 love. 76 mixed up. full sugar is australia's island. tom gambidge in the n. h. l. play of the colorado avalanche or the 1st scene through the 2nd round, they completed a sweep of their series, were the natural predators on monday night, 53 the school in game for the avalon shore in the western conference. semifinals

for a 4th straight season. go face either st. louis all minnesota next. elsewhere . sydney, crosby scored in a big 7. 2 wind. but spoke. penguins of the new york rangers, pittsburgh lead that series. 31 now quarter of a hagi school twice as the florida panthers be the washington capitals. $32.00 to $5.00, the series at $22.00 and the calgary flames also level bare series against the dallas stars. thanks to a full one. when a major league baseball the pittsburgh pirates avoided the 17th consecutive defeat against the la dodgers, winning at home 51 over all the pirates of 12 and 16. but the dodge is that a far brightest star to their season? they're $19.00 and $8.00 worry news concerning former england batsman and canada. gunny stone coach, gram thorpe, the professional cricketers association released this statement. graham thorpe has recently fallen seriously ill and is currently in the hospital receiving treatment . his prognosis is unclear at the stage and we asked for privacy for him and his

family at this time. okay, that's all the sports needs. lawrence back to you in london. it. thank you and we end with his football match, which was interrupted in peru. i've got a got this one moment the up i don't, i'm a little surprised in the commentators was there after players to pause their game because of a whirlwind. these hernandez team had just scored against him. hero and dust started swirling out. one of the goes all way to our side of the field. if teams were competing in the copper in tournament, seymour fit. and that's it for me or antenna for the snoozer. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with another pool run up the days news. thanks for much deep watching to get in catch up anytime. anytime website address here dot com ah

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