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hello and welcome to the news and we start with the battle for eastern ukraine, where russia is attacking military and artillery centers in the low ham screeching . that's off to ukraine, regained some of its last territory, both sides claiming control of significant parts of the key city of savannah don. yet as go straight to zane bas ravi has been monitoring developments from a cave ukrainians. continue to take a bashing in the east. what is the latest picture on the grounds, i well, since the beginning of this, this war, it really has been a 20th century ground war being fought in the 21st century, which is made it difficult to keep pace with all of the quick changes that have been happening on the battlefield. one of the best sources of information that we've had been ukraine's western allies in the u. k. defense minister has put out a report since the 100 days of the war, saying that there's been

a change that has been visibly noticeable since russia re mobilized to the east. and they said that what's happening is an increase of air activity in the dunbar region. what we're looking at is an increase in that era activity, an aerial bombardments to complement artillery on the ground to compliment russian ground forces moving into more and more ukrainian territory to take it over. and this has been in the way of using guided, as well as unguided bombs. and they said specifically targeting civilian areas, causing civilian collateral damage and in unknowable level of civilian casualties in the areas they've been taking over. now, $100.00 days and what is become a with a spotlight has come onto a city several minutes. we've been talking about it for weeks and that is now the place where the fiercest fighting in this war is still happening. and a lot of ukrainians were watching what's happening. a civilians, as well as those in government, in the military. they say what they're seeing as russia is doing to separate and that's what it did to mario, paul, it is trying to erase that city from existence. and so what that accomplishes for

russia is that whether or not they occupy it, it is unoccupied, mobile for whoever tries to come back. now, the little bit of good news we've heard in the last 24 hours from the president's office is that there has been a pushback. what they have managed to do is push russians out of the center of the city and take back 20 percent of it. by the simple math, that means the crane now once again, controls 40 percent of that city. and crucially, what we thought 24 hours ago was a place that was imminently going to fall within weeks to rush and control. the fall of that city is much more likely now and what is key to keep in mind here is that the pace of the fighting is something that russia did not expect. ukraine has forced them to fight with every possible resource that they have for every inch of territory that they've tried to take over said with the nets has been contested, and it's still contested after a month of fighting there. okay, thank you for that same pers ravi there for us in keith. while the war is affecting

commodity prices globally, a senior analyst from the us food and agriculture organization told al jazeera that the developing world is most at risk. julian wolf reports more than a 100 days into the war in ukraine, and the fighting is intensifying in the east. far from the front mines, the conflict impacting the global food supply, especially in africa, which imports 40 percent of its grain from russia and ukraine. the chair of the african union travelling to so cheat to help get deliveries back on track the ball little console. i spoke to the european council and i told them yes, there is a war the crisis, but there's also sanctioned lee. we should work together and resolving these 2 problems and make sure that everything concerning food and green supplies is outside the sanctions. all his meeting present putin ended with a promised ease, the export of grain from russian controlled ports of putin blame in the west for

using moscow as a scapegoat, no option for you. of course, now we see an attempt to shift responsibility for the global fruit crisis to russia . this attempt, as our people like to say, is an attempt to shift from a sick head to a healthy one. food prices have shot up across africa since russia invaded ukraine with fears of famine and the un warning of mass migration. if food doesn't reach african shores. russia played hunger recently to put the blame on crane and others. ok ukraine. ah, so basically they are saying that the imminent hunger elsewhere will become soon because of the western sanctions on russia, not because of russia, a ford. but despite today's pledge, it remains unclear when those ports will be able to release the supplies africa and

the world. so desperately needs join wolf algebra. robin sanders is the former us ambassador to nigeria, congo, and the economic community of west african states. she hopes a cold great plan will emerge from present patients meeting with the african unions mackey south. the real chance will be in action that that's taken on the ground. busy so if you had a comfortable conversation with him, where he got assurances that he would take into consideration on blocking the that was stuck at the port in odessa. maybe that's what makes him feel comfortable. but in the bottom line is whether or not that actually will be taken on the ground. the kind of gets about 44 and a week from, from russia over the last 4 or 5 years. i think there's a reality here and there, you know, it's called the really, the 3 s, it's security, it's fuel and it's fertilizer. those 3 things are in jeopardy. in addition to the humanitarian crisis is going on in ukraine and in russia. and so i think that from

a sectoral perspective, a policy perspective on how you dress from security, i don't think us government is going to stand in the way of getting any kind of resolution on the security shortages out there. i do think that it's important to keep in mind and separate these things because they are different. they have different goals and objectives. and if we can unblock the food, that's the big plus for the world. not just, not just the african continent. russia supplies about 12 percent of the entire world, weak supply, so it would impact everybody if that is released. hundreds of afghan refugees have protested in islamabad, demanding the right to work in pakistan. they also want to be recognized as asylum seekers. most of the protesters are formed has our ethnic minority group, and has faced centuries of persecution come hider was out the purchased after the

dollar bond take over. and the red role of us led coalition 40 tens of thousands of people came to budget on an order to seek asylum, another country all 30 said to man, but these people here mostly from the community. i was reading the additional burial shroud thing that international communities with i to help boss or killers. wow, this is a desperate appeal from the people who have been persecuted and one is done by a deadly attacks on food and most places of worship. and i've run it on by do some excess portraits on their deteriorating conditions and i've run it on both economic on humanitarian parents. these people from going back, their parents say that they can not keep their children understand because they cannot go to school,

nor do they get any support from the government there. and now this is a desperate appeal to the international community. to take notice of these people. i come here to ask one question from indonesia. oh yes. what is different between us asia going in today? we wonder world community to treat us the same way as they did with ukrainians day we. we've been here for almost 2 months and under sunshine, under rain, under song, under bad weather with difficult situations. and we still haven't to help when needed. most of these people good on valid, reside, but did not get any help from getting denied soon. community. and now they are shouting slogans. hey, cause oh, killer youth. people have been living rough, very close to budget on capitalism bought red gone. and they warned,

held from the united nations i commission for some of these people dory does that. they've been writing this. anthony made through the foreign country embassy at gwinnett, the united nation, but they have received nor hell. they said in google dis, situation for thousands of on web ranaldo funny. i know in limbo. joining us now is ahmed shooter, jamal. he's co author, the decline and full of republican afghanistan. thank. he says, joining the program. what is different between us and ukrainian children? i'm going to ask that question in a minute, but 1st give us some context here. who are the has are as, is there persecution on religious grounds? well, thank you. first of all, for offering coverage to this very important issue that is unfolding before eyes with respect to has are as from going to stone. and also has r as in park as stone,

facing similar or comparable levels of persecution that has our as or one of the main ethnic groups in africa. stone that have a long history of persecution, primarily for their ethnic identity. but also more recently, primarily as one aspect of their persecution by isis for their faith upon a son being as soon the majority country. now those fears those historic years of persecution against the has our have actually been reading the live end and become more acute. because the taller bonds that have a long history of persecuting that has ours. there is a world documented history of the total of on conducting massacres against our civilians. in the 1991 their 1st and power. they've come back to power enough kind of and they have, the 1st thing they've done is to purge the has ours from both civilian administration, but also the military. and so therefore, the has are of no representation and the taliban regime, a regime that has been marginalized and persecuted them in the past. and therefore

they cannot seek any form of protection from the regime and power against isis persecution that is attacking their schools. places of worship, but also their public transportation as they go from home to work into school. so, and there are indications that the taller bonner actually looking the other way as isis is continuing its campaign of persecution against the has are. it's going to tell us a bit more about what you mean by persecution, and has that persecution the or that treatment of has, are, has gotten worse over the years. what i mean by persecution is that there are mass casualty terrorist attacks on schools that are run and mostly attended by has ours in front of phone. similar mass casualty bomb attacks against our sports clubs. similar mass casualty terrorist bomb attacks against as

ours own public transportation in their neighborhoods around the country has ours are often singled out in places where they work and shot after they've been singled out from among other africans. and so that level of identified persecution has raised the alarm, including by the holocaust memorial museum in washington, d. c. of a possible genocide in the, in the, in the offing in front of our eyes in front of sun against the has ours. so how many african refugees all the in pockets, dawn and elsewhere, and why they're struggling to get refugee status given what you're describing. there are over approximately 2000000 africa and is in pocket stones. some of them have been there for the past 2 to 4 decades. others like the ones that you saw in come all hiders report or more recent people including has ours and non has ours, who have been displaced for fear of the taliban regime coming to power. and there

are multiple reasons for why they have not received basic immunities. one of them being that the resettlement countries, including australia, the u. s, canada, germany and, and other countries. the u. k, for example, need to have a concerted solution together with you and hcr and pakistan to resettle those africans. and those has ours, that qualify for resettlement, and to find solutions within pakistan, together with the parties on government and you and it's the are for those guns. and those has are, is that, that, that have to remain in pakistan. having said that, the pakistani economy is not the best shape it can be. and so there is those spheres, and part of the public system is being overwhelmed. and therefore, some countries like australia have pledged additional support to countries like pakistan and iran that are housing or hosting some of these displaced guns and has ours. but those efforts are piecemeal and need to be coordinated,

including the resettlement of these has ours to because they qualify based on the well founded fear persecution that they face to 3rd countries. i'm not sure, judge m all co author, the decline and fall of republican afghanistan. thank you for your time. now supporters of pakistan's, former prime minister sharon cullen, had been protesting against rising fuel prices. hundreds demonstrated off to the government cut fuel subsidies for the 2nd time in a week. a finance minister says it's an attempt to control the country's debt. pakistan was told by the international monetary fund, it had to cut the subsidy to secure bailout funds. plenty more ahead on the news out including americans hold nationwide. rodriguez calling for tied to controls on gun ownership. investigators try to find out why a train derailed in southern germany all to his clubs. promotion in spain, brazilian football legend, rinaldo says he will stick to

a grueling promise that is coming up in sport with awe. protest as into nicea are set to rally in the capital tunis to denounced an upcoming referendum on a new constitution. president chi psi aid has been ruling by decrease since july of last year. he dissolved parliament and replaced the electoral commission site as promised to introduce new constitution that would be put to a referendum next month, last crossed. now to lazy evoke men who is live for us in the capitol. let's start with these protests. what are we expecting lease? yeah. its purchase. a great wing and she's 7 plastic policy. it led by the policy. but this is the 1st time that we've seen these left wing

when he has 3 seats. all of them actually take the present time. and the focus of the process is directly just proposed referendum. what people believe is, but the reference is one question, which is asking people if they wants to change to presidential system boston failed to change the constitution. so it's not one of the sort of mass botches that we've seen, but this is much also targeted. but it also is the, it starts all a real offensive against the referendum which at the moment. so someone give us a bit more detail about this public referendum. how likely is it to be democratic and how concrete is it once it's in place? well, life science has been pushing through this price to his lunches,

but it is summer. but we've seen a lot of african countries. they'll have an action. but how, how well controlled is and how on this. 1 is already said that he's in special ed services coming to the election. so you got already see the president being free and there's a big program of. busy people to register, but at the same time, what we've seen in the polls is a lot of people. it's referential. and because it's become much more clear that the question changes for all of our residential to residential system. and all the really to create people are not

can actually what it is the gateway to the change to fulfill the nation. thank you for that. nice. yeah. volk meant that for us into new go to hong kong vents, commemorating the anniversary of the tenement square massacre have been bound for a 3rd straight year. but he is out and forced near victoria park, where tens of thousands of people usually hold candlelight vigils. the goblin says the park is close to prevent unauthorized assemblies on reduce the spread of coven . 19 weiss groups say thousands of peaceful protesters may have killed by chinese soldiers in beijing salomon square, backing millington and knowing chinese officials say 300 people died. the u inspector general spokesman says the fatal shooting of

a protester during demonstrations ensue dawn is extremely concerning. demonstrate as were mocking the anniversary of the killing in 2019 of a 128 people at a pro democracy protest. and as hipaa, morgan reports from khartoum active essay, the still waiting a justice ah weaving flags and chanting slogans for the 3rd year protesters and how to took to the streets to remember victims of a brutal crack down by security forces to break up a pro democracy sitting at the army headquarters boat to see in the rails for all those who in bo, zach killers, non, not aha individual. so yes, but including those who plant oh, for my soccer, and those who ordered the afforded, there were similar protests in other cities. the 2019 sits in let to the ouster of

president omnibus, here, after 30 years in power. but it continued as demonstrates, has demanded a civilian government. witnesses and survivors have accused the security forces of using excessive force to disperse protectors. there were reports of bodies being thrown into the nile river and allegations of sexual violence. a transitional government sworn in 3 months after the attack promised to investigate the attack. that government was deposed last year. but since the military took power in october, folks have faded by just this will be served any time soon. the comedy set up to investigate bad sack was suspended and nearly dates, month song. there's been no talk of reviving it. amira couples lost her 26 year old fun in the satin. she says, despite the delays, she continues to demand for those responsible for his death to be held accountable . there was a postponement in the issue of justice for the protest killed and people would say, let's focus on moving forward. and the issue of justice would come later. this is

something we will not accept ever again. the delay has led to more lives lost in protests. the un mission in for dan, along with the african union and the regional body. i gad are facilitating talks to and to dance political crisis resulting from the military take over. it's due to launch talks between the various sites next week or justice figures center, respective justice as protest. this continued to call for jeff 5th. they're also asking for the military to hand over power to a civilian government. nearly 100 people have been killed in anti military demonstrations and the calls for accountability are growing louder, but achieving it still remains far from reach. he but morgan al jazeera, how to americans have held nationwide demonstrations to coal for ty said gun control laws. they follow series of mass shootings that have killed dozens of

people, including 19 children out of school in texas. last month, 350 events and held across the united states. carol alexander has been to to rallies new york. this is rhonda, i wanted to walk out here in new york city. these are students in elementary and middle and high schools that are walking out of class to call for better done restrictions in the united states. better going was what you're seeing now was angry students, students that say they've had enough that they just don't want to risk their lives simply having to go to school anymore. now he spoke to one girl, her name is mimi gardener. she's only 13 years old. and this is what she told me because i don't want to diane school because people, my age and younger are being shot and it can be, any of us, see, we want that the so you feel at this time is different. that you hope there's real

change. i mean we, we want change every time, and i guess we just gotta keep doing it until people there really is saying earlier, there was another protest in new york. it was with a group called moms demand action. they're a group calling for stricter gun laws and more gun control. they say they are fed up with their children at risk from gun violence. we're doing this because we care deeply that there needs to be a change. we're not trying to take away no rights from anybody. what we're trying to do is please ask and stop the gun violence that is going on in our country alone. we also caught up with former new york governor andrew cuomo, he said, given the resistance by most republicans in congress to accept any sort of new gun restrictions. you said president joe biden just needs to act alone. take action.

you are the president of the united states. the democrats are in control of the senate and the congress. make the change, pass the bill, change the law, stop talking, start acting. this was just one of several protest throughout the united states, all culminating on saturday, june 11th. when gun control advocates plan, a huge protest in washington dc where they're expecting tens of thousands of people in the nation's capital, calling for an end to gun violence, violence. wetland in suddenly wrong believed to be the biblical garden of eden is slowly disappearing. the unesco heritage wetlands suffering from government neglect and climate change, and assets vanishing. so all the ancient traditions of people living the summit been surveyed reports for a while in southern iraq a 5000 year old mode of transport

is slowly disappearing from iraq unesco heritage marshes. to be heard a members that 6 decades ago, there was water in a hot or marshes. i saw lead to st. oh, it's been 4 or 5 years on the water level is decreasing. gradually. it really affects us when there's water, the marshes come to life and we can fish. when i was young, the marshes were a magnificent place. not like these days. we were able to collect marsh reeds and fish. now we're left with nothing, no known as the water dries up, so does the demand to make the ancient machines or marsh boat. in addition to boat making, they used to be work for maintenance and upkeep. now, most of the boat makers have left the swamps, introverted in southern cooper, buster and he left many of the 20 types of boats for hunting transport or passengers not being made anymore. the ones which are made use important material. the ancient technique of making them issue or the marsh board is all but last,

the local bird has been replaced by industrial timber. the arches are now being made with java wood and instead of re loyal, they're using fiberglass and chemical tar. in addition to climate change and drying marshes, bookmakers also phase frequent public up by the a 3rd generation boat builder and says it's quicker using modern equipment and imported materials, a cheap baton allotted and relevant. the old boat was made of wood, cotton and nails. now all these materials not used now 5 glasses used. it's better than the old way. previously, people waited for a month to get a boat, but with low water level, there's no work. my biggest fear is the drought. no water means no work for us. one of the world's largest inland delta has shrunk from $9000.00 to just under 800 square kilometers. the marshes were dried for oil production and agriculture from the 970, than to combat armed groups in the 1990 s. and people from the marshes,

c promises to help have just been quote, ink, and paper. linda shed that the government did not do anything for the marshes, no strategic plans, no health or educational projects. the residents are deprived of everything. the boat industry flourished once, but now the marshes are getting smaller and people rely on fewer boats. climate change is the main factor. it will become worse with summer evaporation levels. also upstream dams. in turkey and iran mean more than 40 river tributaries are totally cut off. the water buffaloes are an important part of the local area industry. but human and animal based is also a challenge for the fragile ecology. bookmaking in this pristine habitat and its ancient heritage are all at risk and without immediate action, this unique marshland is pushed closer to extinction every day. solomon drive without of europe, a horde of southern iraq out is there. a media network continues to

demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing. if it's janice in the occupied westbank serene abruptly was shot in the head bies rally forces while she was on assignment in janine on the day of her funeral as early forces storm the procession and starts beating moon is causing po barris to nettie, drop her coffin it didn't stop thousands of palestinians for marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral members of the internet community of condemned her killing and continued to cool for investigation. trina, blackly was without reserve 25 years covering the story. if these rarely occupation, she was known as the voice of palestine still had on al jazeera ah dragon boat festivities are held in china with 1st time since the skeleton depended. i'm nicholas hall in st. louis in northern senegal,

a unesco world heritage site, home to a unique jazz festival. find on x, y, people from long travel to with sports. find out why this gulf i went a little while in my ah, it's a weekend of june thunderstorms. i think at least for france increasingly to go further east woods. this is the reason for an area of low pressure balls of june and plenty of moisture. so the picture for saturday, discrete evans and storms helped by the outs, but not entirely so. and then this rain to the east of that is running through poland into weston ukraine. south of it's not a more north of it largely saw the bit of a cold breeze in places on sunday. the area of thunderstorms run through belgium,

the low countries into germany, and it curls back probably into england for london. little bit, not to watch the sundry bit sas of it all. it is overcast, but a morning or evening rain disappointing, rather than thunder. se athens represents the warm bit of europe, even the hot part of europe, the balkans down towards greece. there, most of north hackers hot has been particularly dusty recently. was this pole has been blowing out a mauritania into san diego. that is decker. i know we don't often see it, we certainly can't see it very well here. things will improve later on saturday, but the breeze is still blowing. it has to be said. and that picture course covers gambia and comes bit further south. but there are still showers to rain that out if you're a bit further south, particularly in sierra leone, and then round the corner to was gonna ah, noon from mother to daughter. an ancient croft kept alive by

a bustling matriarchy. news from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs, making this families place unique and to new z as rich tapestry. the threat on a da 0 with the series expose the imperial origins of the drug. trade. commerce was good. i'm higher and higher was good for palmer. so these things very much wanted to go and opens passage from the far east to europe and the united states need guns, need money. only money in these mountains is open drug trafficking, politics and power, the era of empires on al jazeera. oh,

i watching out their minds, i bought help stories this hour. the regional head of new hands says ukrainian forces have recaptured about 20 percent of last territory in variance and yet russian troops now in control of half of the city of the weeks is hundreds of refugees have held protests in some about demanding the right to work in pockets on it also wants to be recognized as a science because most of the hands are ethnic minority phase centuries. the persecution processes have gathered in the smithy and capital tooth announced an upcoming rough rent and on a new tissue president,

case site has been ruined. by decrees since he dissolved the parliament as get more on to this year with the father of edison chief at the news and analysis website miss. he joins us by scott's emptiness. thank you for speaking with the program. now when case i started his purging process about a year ago, he had a lot of support from people who were set up with corruption, economic mismanagement in government and so on. has that support started to wayne it's likely that the support is started to wayne. however, it's important to remember that the support seem to be quite strong at the very beginning. but given the fact that we've seen over the last year, almost very little progress on some of the things that he had promised to make progress on. on top of that to be in particularly political already is turning against can we be in some institutions being had these interest stand offish,

particularly we see in the union, the main national union has started to take a stronger and stronger opposition position towards them even calling for, for a general strike on the 16th of this month. so certainly there is pushback, but it's hard to tell exactly how much support he enjoys at the current moment. well, this week he dismissed dismissed 57 judges saying that it was a necessary step to purge the country's judiciary. judiciary system of corruption. even if this corruption exist, it's hardly democratic to dismiss so many judges without any due process. how is that move? gone down? yeah, that hasn't been the main criticism, certainly ended. unfortunately, we seem to have lost connection with fidel arissa. ah, if we do get him back,

we will return to him. let's move on for now. german investigators are trying to establish what caused a train to derail on friday, killing 4 people and injuring dozens. the regional service bound munich came off the rails near popular ski resort in the barrier. dominic came reports from belin. this was the scene confronted rescuers. these carriages were packed with passengers, many of whom are injured. it's understood some of the people on board with children heading home from school for the half term holidays. here it was like a serious drink rush, occurred her original train, which to pass through a town of garbage, parky church and heading to munich, derailed shortly after leaving the station. for reasons unknown, several trained carriages tipped over and fell down in the bank meant it took emergency services several hours to extract everyone from the wreckage. some were so badly hurt, they need to be airlifted to hospital for treatment. it's likely many on board would have been using the new $10.00 monthly ticket,

which allows unlimited regional travel. this stretch of line links, a ski resort with the bavarian capital munich. the derailment happened on a bend close to the main road and the river laser. no other vehicle was involved in the incident. the weather conditions at the time were good and investigation is underway to piece together the final moments of the journey and find out what caused the train to leave the tracks. dawn it came, al jazeera, berlin, the u. s. supreme court is due to issue that x in the next month on contentious and challenging cases most closely watched. will be a decision on women's rights to have an abortion. non precedent lake suggests the court may take away the constitutional rights. alan fish as more washington. oh, it's sport protests across the country. an unprecedented leak of a draft opinion showing 5 of the 9 justices on the us supreme court would overturn

roe vs wade. a controversial landmark 1973 decision which guaranteed the constitutional right to an abortion. the league itself is a little shocking, just in terms of how the supreme court operates. it's really only happened a tiny handful of times in history. the sometimes of the lee is, of course, in some sense, even more shocking, because it shows that the court intends to overturn about 50 years of precedent on abortion. in the united states, former president, donald trump, 3 of the justices on the court. all 3 of conservatives, all 3 implied during the confirmation hearings that roe vs wade was settled. law is a president of united states supreme court. one of the important things to keep in mind about roe v wade is that it has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years. i have an agenda to stick to the rule of law and decide cases as

they come. the idea, the court would scrap the protection, has left some who voted to confirm the justices struggling for answers. i will just tell you that it it rocks my confidence in the court. 3 and 5 american support abortion rights. when you pull suggest even the idea of scrapping those protections, i said the court once high approval rating, the court has in the past ruled in an unpopular way when they band prayer in schools for example, or where they extended the right to an attorney for a criminal defendant, so it's not that the court has never been willing to go against public opinion, but in this case, they're taking an issue that seemed sort of saddled for the last 50 years. some justices have expressed the concern at the damage a leak can do and an investigation is underway. but what me do more damage is an

unpopular decision. and while there are some who will welcome the direction, the court seems to be moving it. it's image could take a beating in the court of us public opinion. i'll and fisher al jazeera at the supreme court in washington. tens of thousands of people are going hungry and shall anchors the costa food source. more and more people are turning to feed banks. they can only support a faction of those needing help. now fernandez reports from columbia helping put food on the table. community kitchens like this are starting up a round chill anchor. as people struggle with its worst economic crisis in more than 70 years, food inflation has hit nearly 60 percent, and many people are finding it difficult to corp, most of these community who are coming to near or been coming out riding me through me. so we are giving them the responsibility of survival on meal and we're thing like movies affordable with one me. but a good healthy me. few. now get to eat this. well, i'm out at the meal. i am,

it's very difficult. we rarely get food like this. only my husband is working, but what he earns for a day is not enough to feed the 3 of us now. tax guts, 3 years ago, slash government revenue by more than $2000000000.00. the tourism industry was then damaged by the east to bombings and the pandemic. now there is no money to import fuel medicine, cooking gas, or food right now, actually our, me and porkers, us our food bags on carbon picketers and again, long to medium to a community gardens and home gardens because we can do rations, but it's for the short term the government is appealing for help. we urgently required the assistance of our friends in the international community to ensure that our immediate needs, in terms of the importation of potential medicine, food supply and pul army,

in the and china have sent food and medicine in recent days. the opposition says the government as we can the economy through populace policies and mismanagement. oh, a nationwide campaign. deb gotta go home, has been running for 2 months, calling on the president to resign. the government is seeking a loan package from the international monetary fund, or i am if critics say, to take too long, even if agreed and people need action. now. tens of thousands of for long parents are going hungry amid the countries was economic prices. indic heads, community kittens like this can only feed a fraction of them. michelle fernandez, are the 0 fallible people across china have been celebrating their traditional dragon boat festival. it's the 1st time the event has been held since the start of the pandemic. alexia bryan reports,

the celebrations may not be as grand or as busy as usual. many in the crowd on guam, jo, a just happy to be out and about to part of i am going to local and i grew up watching dragon boat performances. i wasn't able to watch it in the previous 2 years because of the pandemic. i feel particularly excited and happy. the face to both held across china to mark the death more than 2000 years ago. the revered poet and government minister to you and the story goes that when he was sent into exile, he was so unhappy he drowned himself. supporters went out on boats to try to save him. that seemed to be the origin of the dragon boat festivities. gambiola galvan this year to meet the requirements of epidemic prevention. we minimize the event, we reduce the duration of the activity to avoid people gathering. ah, but that hasn't dampened the mood. there is a similar party vibe and shanghai where many

a heading out for picnics or to dine out doors and restaurants. their 1st taste of freedom, since a lengthy lockdown was lifted on wednesday senior freight. i'm so happy we like this place and we come, every month we've been on to lockdown and haven't been here for 2 months. this is my 1st day. i'm excited. what masks are still mandatory in the disinfectants? never far away. yoga mcgrew job. today's the dragon boat festival and my son, my daughter in law, my grandchild at my place. okay, to buy some cooked food, to have a meal together at home, danny and the restaurants still not allowed and its safer to eat at home. state media has been trumpeting shanghai victory against cove at 19 that parts of the sprawling city of $25000000.00 are still stuck behind barricades, some returning to lockdown less than 24 hours after restrictions were eased. and while is shops have reopened, you need a tracking app to enter and you have to register your shopping itinerary. online.

residents can spend hours and cues for the compulsory covert tests, meaning the relief of freedom is tempered with frustration and fear that more isolation is just another test away. alexia brian al jazeera, one of africa's biggest jazz festivals is kicked off on the senegalese allan of saint louis with cove 19 restrictions elected. thousands of tourists have come to the event as showcases music inspired by africa. nicholas hack reports from state that, ah, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists, bedroom korea. with a bound of senegalese musician, ah, taken by the music many in the crowd are unable to keep still. among them, melinda and richard, who travelled across the atlantic from washington dc to attend the event. this

music is really out the room down. this is weren't. journalist came from pal originating with the green ocean where people chanted their stories of their families. and they use traditional instruments to a company at me and what eventually became american jazz. had its roots here in africa in particular west africa and go from washing. judy shuler was a strong jim, music scene and one really good. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just bumps and how it sounds, you know, with covered restrictions lifted. this 30th edition of the st. louis jazz festival is bringing hundreds of visitors. the archipelago is the unesco world heritage site . during the 2nd world war, african american troops landed in this former colonial capital of french africa. i'm bringing their music, explains the festival director. if we can duffy,

or was have released from the mississippi river to here. there is a flow of music, perhaps african slaves brought their music to america, and african americans brought it back here in this dialogue, there is the sound like this voice feels like a divine melody volume or discrete anti wishes. there could be a festival like this in war torn molly or you with all jazz's freedom. it allows you to escape my vehicle to be free from the blues and leave your worries behind. none lose, it sounds from the better i and thee and goni, transport the audience in a musical journey, ah, let me show you the insurance that he has on stage he's been using just before he picked up the guitar of cora, which is a 10 string instrument and then on stage is also a calabasas which is another traditional west african instrument. this is what this

festival is about is to introduce and for a job to a wider public right here in san luis. this is the celebration of music, of love and of the joy it brings to people, no matter where they're from. nicholas hawk al jazeera st. louis synagogue. so hes on al jazeera climate activists stopped play at the french open. that's coming up and spoke with chad. ah, african narrative from african perspectives now, but now we're about his big daily. my shift, a short documentary by african filmmakers from democratic republic of congo, and one that there was never going to be letting an obstacle just stand in front of you. that is what made the intimate connection between myself and rhonda dykus and

matching and certainly africa direct on al jazeera. the latest news as it breaks the you've all the challenge square features $21.00 white crosses, one for each of the victims of today's massacre. with detail coverage, they're already up there of simply overwhelmed from around the world with gathered here. their original demand is go to go home, remains unchanged. ah ah, it's time to sport his j molina. thank you very much. it's women's final date. the

french open. we'll get to that in a minute. but 1st let's tell you about 2 eventful men, semi finals, including a nasty ankle injury, a climate change protector. and yet another roland garris final for rafael adel. david stokes reports ruffin. the dow celebrated is 36 birthday by doing what he does best. oh, the king of play faced who's, who's against alexander's barrett in an epic opening set, but ruffling of trademark passing shots, he survived all of them before going on to take it himself on a tie break. oh, with very little to separate them. the 2nd set also went to a breaker and the crowd was settling in for a long match before it came to a brutal stop. ah

merritt wrote his ankle and was in so much pain. he had to leave the court in a wheel chair or when he later emerged on crutches. it was clear, the game was up. the germans white for made in grand slam continues. while it's al is 32 is 14 final in paris. yeah. difficult to say a lot of things today in the situation be in the final of rolling hours one more time. it's a dream without a doubt. but at the same time i see him crying. there is a rate of moments over here just all the best to him and all that in the 2nd semi final between caspar rude and mary chillik was interrupted by climate change activist telling herself to the net with the schools locked at one set. all the players had to leave the court her round 50 minutes until pike had resumed. when they came back, it was the 23 year old root who went on to win in full sets. ah, he becomes the 1st no we can play ever to reach a grand slam final made even sweeter given that he the up against his hero natal to

find the claim in the grand slam. final will be a special moment for, for me, hopefully little bit for him as well. he is playing so many finals, but at least he's playing a student from his academy this time. so it's kind of a if i'm wrong, okay? so the stage is set for sunday spinal and the dial, the 13 time champion who's never lost the final at roland garris is clearly the overwhelming favorites as he ensure a record extending 22nd grand slam title there with folks how does era women's well the one you got from tech will face coca golf in the women's final later as she looks for her 2nd grand slam title. sean take one the tournament in paris 2 years ago while gulf is making her slam final debut. for the 21 year old poll. it's also the chance to extend her winning streak to 33 matches. one short of the record set by 3 new williams in 2013 and sean text and speaking about how she pays for big

games. for there are a few been said listen to before match and plain acdc and cancer was, there were always the 3 that were really kind of perfect for the situation. and also i use music to kind of have something that is going to get my brain busy and relaxed before the merge. but also when i want to be more energetic, it really helps me well. tompkins, france have been stunned by denmark in the nations league living to one in paris. korean benjamin opened the scoring for the host, but danish substitute andrea cornelius scored twice as they came from behind to beat the holders. it was the 1st time the danes had beaten the french in 9 games. in the manager, gara south came disappointed that more than 35000 people will be allowed to attend saturdays, nations leak, much against hungry. despite us for imposing a spectator bond,

england fires were racially abused by hungarian spectators when they played in the push katerina last year, despite having to play at home without fans to 5 matches. the way for rules allow for an unlimited number of on the 14th to attend with one i've given access every 10 children in some way. maybe this will be part of the education for the next generation. and i think each generation that passes there will be more tolerance in the world and we have the same situation in our country. so we've got to keep doing the right things just in the right example. and obeying? well then the young people in the stadium tomorrow will enjoy the game and, and take a big message from it as well. now let's say you to berlin shop for the pga memorial tournament. first, this is canadian adam hud, when the sixty's hole in our hire, he shot went straight in for the 1st hole in one pool and very nearly hid himself

in the face of the 3 club in the southern freight. and mrs. impressive, was this delicate chip by its trailing cameron smith, the well number 3, showing incredible touch to get a buddy. he's 8 and the pot. i roll in the whole pullman by one shot. and there are 2 players tied for the lead at the halfway stage of the women's us open in california. american mena, her engage, how did 5 buddies to get a 9 on the par overall? and she's level with australia. is mindy lee? 2 shots clay of the field, swedish legend unaccustomed and made her return to the us open, which she has won 3 times before. the 51, you are qualified after winning the senior us open. she finished 13 over and missed the cup. and finally, brazilian football great. rinaldo will follow through. with the promise he made to his club on the condition, they were promoted to the spanish top flight. rinaldo, whose majority shareholder riot rail, via the lead,

was like more than 500 kilometers in 4 days along the community to santiago, pilgrimage route. he starts his journey by bike on sunday, by the need to return to legal last weekend with rinaldo helping them celebrate in the locker room. all right, that is all you support for now. it is back to 1000000. thanks jay. that's it for me. on the inside for this nice hour. sorry movie. back in a moment. it more of the days. nice. the walk was no, no no, no, no, no. this is, i don't need to be with you to look at him and get to me and also you can just leave you a message, you open at the home and ya today. and we're going to give you what we set up for

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