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you lead us reconvene the morning after clenching a late night deal to ban most russian oil imports. ah ha ha and money inside this dodge, they're alive from day or so coming up. lebanon's political newcomers march to demand reform as parliament prepared to elect a speaker who's held the job for decades. fences come down and life returns to the st. soft china ease is covered 19 restrictions in 2 of its biggest cities and the people joining police all night patrols, decant, criminal gangs, robbing south africa. all.

hey, european union leaders say russia's war effort will take a significant financial hit after they agreed to ban most of its oil. they reached a compromise to overcome objections for member states, which are more dependent on russian energy and diplomatic editor, james, based as this report from russell's european leaders arriving in brussels for a crucial meeting on ukraine. at the start of the crisis, they'd surprised many with unity and strong sanctions. but a 6th package of measures including a ban on oil from russia, had been stalled for nearly a month because of objections from the e. u leader with the friendliest relations with vladimir putin. even at the start of the meeting, hunger is recently reelected. prime minister victor oberon seemed opposed the whole agreement. of course, what the problem is, you know that we are in

a very difficult situation. ah, basically because of the responsible behavior of the commission, the head of the commission didn't address such criticism, but she to suggest it, there wouldn't be a breakthrough during this meeting to. we're not there yet, but it has matured for shawn. my expectations are and know that it will be solved in the next 48 hours as ever the formal sessions at these summits are close to the public, but president zalinski is off his release part of his speech when he joined the meeting by video link and that is to my problem in this woody kitch wire. finally, all corals in europe must end it internal disputes that only encourage russia to put more pressure news on the whole of europe. now that the sick sciences package must be agreed and seen that it must be effective or including oil, to make russia fill the consequences of what is doing to ukraine and the whole of europeans that they're. it's not clear where the presence lensky is, intervention change things, but there was a through soon afterwards,

the final sanctions package agreed. but this is not the original oil been proposed by the european commission. it's been watered down. it now covers just russian oil that is shipped into the u naught. oil that is pumped in by pipeline, an important concession for a landlocked country like hungary. well after midnight and brussels on the european commission president, along with the president of the european council. we're back to mark the fact that a deal had finally been done. thanks to this arm, cowen so should now be able to finalize a ban on almost 90 percent of all russian oil inputs by the end of the year. this is an important step forward. the remaining 10 percent on these one, we will soon return to the issue of these remaining 10 percent pipeline oil. the leaders here also know that wallace action punishes russia. the economic consequences will likely be felt hard inside the

e. u to james bay's out sarah brussels are to more than 3 months war. the areas shown in red are controlled by russia and its separatist allies. the governor flo hands says russian forces have entered the city of savannah. don yeske and there is heavy fighting in these areas where ukrainian troops are trying to hold back russian attempts to encircle their forces in done yet. in the south of the country, ukraine has launched a counter offensive to re capture the city of care san. also in the south, the cargo ship has left the ukrainian port of mary paul for the 1st time since russia captured, the city is said to be carrying thousands of tons of metal to the russian city of ra stove on don. ukraine says this amounts to looting of those has started in lebanon's, newly elected parliament to choose the next speaker, but all but sudden to go with the man who's held the job since 1990. 213

independent newcomers who won seats in this month's election, have marched to parliament from they route port. their election was born out of the protest movement that followed 20 twenty's port explosion, and the economic crisis followed, as kato corresponded. i'd say now hold out who is outside parliament in beirut? let's start with the the speaker because that's exactly what's happening now in parliament where you are, i believe he's been reelected. talk us through the concerns a yes. i just finished counting the ballots speaker and be a very, a man who has been in this position since 1992. that's 3 decades has been elected. but this time around it's different. in past elections, he managed to secure the votes of the majority of m. p. 's. you know, this is a 128 member legislature. he used to receive more than 90,

sometimes more than 100 votes. this time around $65.00, he just made it because you need 50 plus one of the m p 's who are in attendance which really shows in one way or another that the cracks have started to emerge in the system. the political establishment, which has been running this country for decades, even during the civil war 30 years ago, maybe burn himself, was a leader of a sectarian militia during the war. so bottom line is yes, there has been some changes in the elections, but the political establishment there is still very much in control. lebanese style compromises, if you like. and when we say that, we mean they compromise over power sharing between the different groups. in short, him the 65 votes needed, but undoubtedly, that is a symbolic blow. as they tell us a bit more about these newcomers that have just marched from the porch to

parliament. how much influence are they going to have? well really, it's the 1st time in lebanon, it's post war, post civil war politics that you had new comers, men and women winning, not just one feet, but a handful of seats. and if they forge and form the right alliances with other opposition groups, they do have a chance to be king makers. but at the end of the day, they are so weak, they will have to speak in one voice. they are saying now that they will speak in one voice, but it's still too early to see what sort of influence they have. and they know they're up against a very strong and entrenched political establishment which really controls the country. they control the security forces just a short while ago. there was a lot of celebratory gunfire. and these are supporters of birdie who just took to the streets and, and fire their weapons in front of the army, which nobody really does anything about. and this is what the new comers are hoping to achieve, the rule of law, democracy, and lebanon. they want the states because how this country has been run as you have

the secretary and parties who are stronger than the state. and they really are the link between the people and the state. people have to go through them to be able to benefit from the state. but this country is falling apart. the economy, the state, there's a breakdown of services, no electricity, no water, and many fear the stuff the school hasn't changed from this election. so we are not going to see ethanol mac recovery in the near future. so are we expecting anything else from parliament today? will anyone else be elected? well, they're electing the deputy speaker of parliament, but it's really what comes next. because right now with the election of the speaker, a constitutional process has begun. they need to form a government and that has proven to be very difficult even at the time when parliament was not so fragmented and polarized as it is today, a lot of power sharing deals among the different factions and the president needs to call for consultation. they need to find

a prime minister who is ready to work with all sides. this could take months and there is a presidential elections in october as well. so many fear a prolonged political vacuum with further exacerbate the economic collapse in this country. people are struggling. the majority of the population is for their savings, are trapped and banks, and like i said, the states cannot provide electricity and people do not have enough money to, to reach to, to have alternative sources of energy. like private generators. people do not have water running water in their homes. hospital stay that they can no longer function because of the collapse in the local currency. there has been a brain drain, doctors, nurses leaving. so you have the situation, but you have the same political establishment controlling at least 1990 seats and they have proven not only they didn't want to bring about change, they weren't willing, they were obstructing radical reforms that are needed. structural reforms and economic reforms, because if they do that,

they lose control over the states resources and they become weak because a strong state does not work in their interest. so people are not very hopeful, but at the end of the day they say radical change does not happen overnight. there is a small crack and we will keep pushing say no, hold on there for us in buried. thank you. current of ours restrictions in china's to biggest city, the finally easy millions of people who been stuck in doors. shanghai is lifting its 2 month, locked down from midnight on wednesday. many businesses can reopen and they will be fewer restrictions on going out and working in beijing. james museums. yes. is all reopening, but with limits on visitors, katrina, you have the latest from asian this is the busiest this area has been for weeks where in beijing he's been young district, the biggest district in the city where people have been told they no longer need to work from home,

authorities invading say the current corona virus outbreak is basically under control and many restrictions on easing. public transport has resumed here after almost 3 weeks of being florida shopping centers moves, libraries in june can also open back up thought a limited to 50 percent capacity. resident say they're relieved that the capital has managed to avoid a hard lockdown and are looking forward to getting back to normal tension. what prevention control measures policy, which was really tough, that was difficult time. now i love you back to normal. what a good feeling i'm going to we've been waiting for this day for so long. finally, we can walk really on the street. but in some parts of the city, especially in the cities west, the austin, some restriction in place and throughout all of the aging schools sort of fall, remain online and restaurants can only offer take outs services. there are still a few core of ours cases being found in the community. and because of this,

residents need to take a quarter of a test every 2 days in order to enter the public areas. taiwan and the u. s. national guard planning what's being described as cooperation. taiwan president says it's a sign of deepening security ties in osman came as a us senator visited toy pe turn in here was hey, yeah, last july. sen duckworth was one of the main sponsors of the taiwan partnership act, which received bipartisan support in the us congress. as a result, the u. s. department of defense is now proactively planning cooperation between the u. s. national guard anti ones defense forces. sen. duckworth also recently introduced a bill the further prioritize is taiwan security. as part of u. s. military deployment. in the indoor pacific region. the weather is next, then israel's defense minister says far, right? it was really groups which incite violence against palestinians could be deem terrorists. and will tell you what led to this dangers hitch invasion at

a football match in ah hello, we got some fight and try whether across a good part of malaysia or at the moment, logically escalade into borneo stretching across much of sumatra, to the north of that some pretty wet weather town and 51 millimeters of frame the usual hey to the day heavy showers, of course the seasonal rains. i can get progressive tied up with them on soon downpours showers. they extend across a good part of in the china. plenty of showers in more than part of the philippines as well for wednesday. still a few showers there to know the sections of bornea and a chance to some raw, the lively showers to stand in the way it's parts of indonesia. so we will see some wet weather here. we slip a little further south. some weather still plaguing that northwestern corner of

australia, driving up towards the kimberly, still some rather wet weather here. but high pressure does dominate across a good part of australia, down towards the southeast, where we do still have cause the concern, tardy, packed ice, abbas very strong winds rattling across victoria new south wales receipts from heavy rain recently into parts of new south wales, west the 2 course also affecting tasmania and temperatures. some on the slide here, so it is somewhat cooler, hopefully a little dry for that eastern side about as we go on into thursday by thursday. the wet weather, the windy, a weather, maybe to new zealand. ah, what is the ocean witness claims witness. different says witness. change. witness. happiness. witness. witness. sunlight. witness de? la. witness. last witness. charity witness. confusion. witness. clarity. witness.

family and witness. friends. witness the beginning. witness. the end witness. life witness. when algebra? lou ah, welcome back. you watching out as a reminder, our top stories this, our lebanon's new parliament has reelected not be barry as speaker is held the job since 1992, 13 independent newcomers marched before parliament convene demanding reforms to the political system. european union leaders. they rush as well, and we'll take a significant financial hit because of that ban on most russian oil exports.

leaders in brussels, reached a compromise to overcome objections from e members. more dependent on motion, energy grown of ours restrictions for millions of people in china's to biggest cities. finally easing, saying guys, lifting it's to month locked down and jim's museums and thesis are reopening in beijing. israel's defense minister says it's time to consider designate saying extreme right wing is righty groups as terrorist organizations. paul, as an ultra nationalist march through hebron in the occupied westbank on monday, which led to an incursion at the behemoth compound the day before. violence broke out during is ready flag day. that's march is in the muslim course i have occupied east jerusalem. a wrong. com tells us more about who may be targeted in a terrorism designation. the 2 groups,

he's talking about ali hava and i'm la familia, la familia is a football, hooligan organization. there's no other way of describing them. other than that, they follow jerusalem by tara, but they've been accused of racist behavior of attacking palestinian israelis, arabs, and they've also been accused of criminal activity lava. oh, a religious ot nationalist organization that dedicated to the purity of jewish blood. they don't want any arabs, any palestinian israelis in historical palestine at all. and they want rid of them all and they espouse things like attacking people. if they find out that they're in a mixed relationship. so that's those, the kind of groups are talking about. but this message, it doesn't mean that those groups will be designated any time soon. a in fact actually what might happen is that this could take quite a while because that has to be a wide agreement between all of those members of the coalition for it to go forward . and that's very difficult. the other thing that natalia bennett needs to worry

about is the language we saw. the jerusalem flag marks those insults that hate speech. death, arabs insulting the journey as colon and terrorist. you know we, i was there. that's exactly why i experienced all of that naming that another palestinian israeli member, the kinessa key member of the coalition, resigns. if that happens, the coalition falls to pieces. the government falls on this early elections out is there, a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of his journalists in the occupied westbank. sharina blocker was shot in the head buys very forces while she was on assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral israeli forces storm the procession and stars had beating mourners, causing poll barris to almost drop her casket. it didn't stop thousands of palestinians for marching through occupant is to risk him to take part in her funeral. members of the international community of condemned to killing and continue to call for

investigation. a block i was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of post. the such is owned in northeast and brazil, for people feared missing after landslides and flooding and west a 100 unknown to have died, monica yet keep reports from re addition error. oh wow. rescue teams are working around the camp. recovering bodies in searching for those still missing, thousands have been displaced, losing all of their belongings. heavy rainfall began on wednesday in brazil's northeastern state of been a bulky flooding streets and triggering mud slides. entire house is collapsed with the force of the water, while desperate neighbors helped fire fighters dig up their loved ones. under the rubble, this man lost his sister requoted law. the search party found my sister's body

there this evening. they found her and 4 other bodies. they're still looking for my brother in law. this is the 4th major flooding event in 5 months in brazil, in february, more than $200.00 people died after torrential rains. it's the city of that property. sh. 80 kilometers from rio de janeiro leader ologist say a phenomenon called linea which cools down the pacific ocean waters helps explain the excessive rains and been unbelievable in other parts of northeastern brazil. a nikiya booker, there is no doubt that climate change in the rise of temperature in the atlantic ocean are also responsible for these extremes. cold weather, hot weather, droughts, and rainfalls. it will become most severe on it. besides bad weather, poor urban planning and low income neighborhoods in many brazilian cities is also responsible for the number of deaths and the mud flights. hearts of slums built on

hills were swept away by water in my. c this woman saw her neighbor's house collapse, hold on me, that body won't buy. the whole family died the father, the 2 children, the wife old, died, president able sonata toward the region in a helicopter, but was told it was unsafe to land. when the 1st one was to visit pesa, we express our sorrows to the relatives. our main objective is to come to the relatives and to help her ovulation. oh, sonata said the government can make available $200000.00 was dollars to help victims of natural disasters. meteorologists expect more rain and been a bulk or a neighboring states in the coming days. the danger of more mudslides in the regions is far from over monica not give all jazeera rio de janeiro spain's coast. god has rescued dozens of refugees and migrants from the atlantic

ocean, women and children among around 50 people taken to grand canary in the canary islands . the u territory is a frequent destination for people. smugglers on the west coast of africa, place to 6000 migrants have made the dangers crossing so far. this year. results from the 1st round of columbia's presidential election on sunday took money by surprise. to see stablish, mon candidates will now face off in the 2nd round. next month i was under a run p as he has a story from downtown book. i was com the day after one of the most consequential presidential results in column in history left his former rebel fighter will have a patriot came on top, but will now face unexpected appeal battle against the surprise. second place candidate, the record of that. and there's a right leaning populist anti corruption. crusader managed to capture an important section of voters isn't chanted with the status quo. and monday he spoke to

supporters. yes. social media every day. they will come up with something or a business that i am patricia, or that i am neutral, that i am being investigated. but the truth is, my only allegiance is with the colombian people. but many working class colombians who were thrilled that left hope of any story takeover of the presidency felt deprived. i say this, i mean my, you can your project i'm, i'm sorry i want to petra to win because he defends elderly. some people say he is bad, but we don't care. we're not interested in this past life. we're interested in the project as well, trailing 12 points behind that. and then that could spoil the last hope by capturing the majority of the conservative voters. that back to the establishment candidate on sunday, and whose biggest fear is the possible arrival of a true less stim power in this rose in the poles within its orthodox campaign and

social media, focusing on a single message against corruption. and see him as a colombian tramp and fear some of his proposals are and democratic are simply awkward, like promising to close embassies to pay off to the loan. and seeing all colombians will have the right to visit the sea, at least once at government expense is chief communications strategist says elandis straight talk, appealed to many voters, disgusted by politicians mendoza. we prioritize the candidates truthfulness, a candidate without any makeup, without any distractors and a candidate that spoke frankly about all the matters and obstacles the country needs to overcome you to move forward. good. heathrow has counted on a change versus just stablish with narrative to win the presidency and the 2nd round. ho he now as 3 weeks to radically rethink his strategy, hoping to convince enough of none. this voters that he doesn't represent real

change in that he will fall in the hands of the old establishment. it could prove to be a difficult challenge. allison that i'm get the answers. eda, but with the south africans, are struggling to keep the lights on electricity blackouts. are affecting millions as power stations can't supply demand. for miller miller have reports from janice beg students at the university of johannesburg in some way to demonstrate following weeks of intermittent powers which have hampered their studies. the university's management plane, he's stealing electricity cables for the black us enforce lurise east of janice bug more power cuts because of crime. nasty le shopping owns a small food business, which is costing more to keep open because she has to buy gas to replace the electricity supply. and so already because that might be more so we normally start

at 5 am and that's when we get most of our customers. we have to tell them there's no power. and so we lose those morning customers, school children and commuters. it by the passes in an thieves have been video ticking up cables, sometimes improved daylight. much of the theft takes place at night during the electricity black house, while south africa battling to keep its lights on because of issues like aging facilities. the problem being worse and by ramp and crime, electricity cables are being stolen at an alarming rate. and officials trying to stop as much of it as possible. in sausalito frustrated people and police go one night patrols to try and stop the vandalism. but there, hindered by the lack of light was good with thieves are off to copper which sells for up to $20.00. a kilo on the black market with some is shipped overseas to ms of the of plaza casing, but they may need to get through it. and they take the cocker out strains of caputo

and they burn that plastic casing to get to the actual company. power company say the demand for copper is higher than ever, and crime syndicates control the trade gayden, sell it to this is sort of a scrap metal deal us sometimes we get this, what we call packet shops, which ah, andrews, just that is correct. metal kill us. that would be 11 to then from level 2. they didn't take it to like, do i router cyclists in route to find them? if i notice in the other guys, then we'll be glad to late this thing in bike and i'm relating it a deformity. while official patrols happen about 3 times a month, residence gather nightly at their own risk, often facing heavily armed feeds. keeping an eye on the power lines in an attempt to keep the lights on, and the community st. lemetre,

mila al jazeera. so way to south africa, police in france have used tear gas to disperse football founds who invaded the pitch during a relegation play off. so hell malik has a story. so, oh, there are times when the beautiful game can become an ugly mess. and this was one of those occasional chaos and gulf, the pitch of sanity, and were relegated from france's top division after losing a playoff against those there don't go not only did fans invade the playing area, they also heard fireworks and players into the stands and even attacked players. it's unbearable if it's not sports anymore. no boundaries were crossed tonight. so the percentage above glasses shouldn't happen, but i understand the supporters. we support the clock, we do everything. i come from dunker to support douglas tonight we all discussed it

. crowd travel is becoming a major issue in france is top league vanity themselves have already been sanctioned over the behavior of their supporters during the campaign and other game featuring that have been abandoned before full time. really sort of critical leanness head. we go to the court in the scenario, france is not alone. however, england, for instance, have also had problems with spectators. manchester cities, title winning celebrations were marked by a pitch invasion that so found the thought, the goalkeeper of their opponents assaulted perhaps a couple of times on his way on the thought. the papers, douglas enough concern to see returns to sort of bad old days of pick. still facts has been erected at grounds just cage fancy. there's a lot of concern that made the vocal authorities been a little bit complacent and maybe also as a social factor. the station that people have been cooped up for, for 2 years, a doctor and so there's a little bit of a release go.