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hello, i'm not my the center. this is the news are live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. more bodies are recovered in bangladesh after a fire and a container depot, and the post of use shotgun kills more than 40 people. russian missiles had targets in cave as fighting and eastern ukraine gets more intense. and here's ruling b j. p socks, a top official for offensive remarks against the prophet muhammad, and creating an opportunity out of a crisis. how young innovators in south africa are learning lessons from the pandemic. as the city emerges from locked down and struggles with a high unemployment rate, places like innovation, city encourages and empowers people to work together across all sectors. allen's florida, england's cricketers and pulled off a thrilling when over new zealand at lords plus ukraine prepared to face wales with a spot at the have finals in cats are on the line

ah, emergency crews and bangladesh. recovering more bodies from afar that swept through a container detto, at least 40 people, have been killed in the southeastern town of cit, a conduct at the port city of sutter graham blaze sparked a large explosion as firefighters rushed to the scene. some of the containers were being used to store flammable chemicals, about 450 people have been injured, many of them critically. and the actual cause behind the incident will be revealed when it's investigated. as far as i know, the deputy commissioners office as formed the prob committee, the fire brigade must have launched a separate investigation or will do so. perhaps harvey has more from docker lay 10 hours on the blazer is still on. not in that intensity, of course, but many of the containers have fumes coming out. small flames coming out of them.

firefighters are worried that if there are chemicals in any of those container, that could be a clear danger to the neighborhood and the public around did the spatial unit. a bottom of the military is helping to fire fighters now to salvage operation. does lot of chemicals on the ground? the neighborhoods around that container depot are polluted with foul smelling air. people are saying they're having breathing problems. the hospitals are overwhelmed in children or charter graham. we call it now. many of the patient has been brought to dock on now and the government as announcing compensation package for the victims family. and as far as we know of their prob, committee has been formed, but nothing confirmed has been reported as to what was the cause of this fire. we know that this is a private depot. what the firefighters did said that they were not warned off any chemical containers presence in that depot. and even if they where they should have kept separately, not with, along with other containers,

that commodity take style and other items that typically chemical containers has to be in a guarded place. with a fire fighting acute mense near by this company did had fire fighting equipment, whether they're in activated during that time is hot to know all the most of the people injured and died was due to that explosion. that is what caused most of the injuries and bad, and it is also due to this chemical fields. people inhale. was other large, pfizer broken out and bangladesh in recent years with many people killed and injured. they've often been blamed on poor safety measures and a lack of regulation. last year ablaze at a drinks factory outside the capital killed $52.00 people. many had been trapped inside. in 2019 nearly 70 people were killed in a foreign vaca in cramped, high rise. apartments also used as chemical warehouses in 2012 a blaze in a garment factory in the capital killed a 117 people in one of the current countries. worst industrial accidents,

the factory supplied western clothing brands, mohammed months at all, islam is the managing board members of the bangladesh, red crescent, society explains the chaos in responding to the incident. is a i got a lot of people, but the all that was the sea didn't know they didn't even tell the people what is in that container. so that is a big thing. but now our symbolic get home last night. now what they did in the beginning because the people were like, you're at their time to take them to the hospital. you know what i was going to talk to the medical for the hospital, some private hospital and some of the people, even 5, we get men back. there was that they became seriously injured. some of them are the laws that hand legs, our volunteers as well as general people. if us is that it, when that part is a small fire, it will go away and the 5 be good. but then we can feel when it was

a big explosion, it is very frustrating because our volunteer down on so i think, i guess they didn't get a situation because the owner either the bonus, if they don't give the information to the hard to get somebody to learn for 2nd to see who our volunteers, how do we know how far they can do? if you time i'm checking, if all my volunteers that has the, if the single incident, we have investigative comedy, we have some punishment, isn't going on by steve. that is a plan to go. a lot of invest is going by this is economic growth is very high, but with this parallel, the law enforcement agency fire. we go all of this or it is not been in all of the private. yes. even some of the government offices several miss all strokes of the outskirts of greens, capital cave,

off 2 weeks of relative com cave has largely been spared. from larger texans, russia refocused its miniature campaign on the east of the country. let's go out to the same bus robbery in that case, is saying that given the fact there hadn't been a tax for several weeks where people prepared while the air raid sirens here has been a constant reminder that every part of ukraine remains under threat from attacks from russia, from the sky. so certainly there is a certain basic level of preparedness, but they've become so routine that largely people don't really rush to bomb shelters. there isn't that much of a perceived threat of attacks within the main city center. but what we seen this morning, the dramatic events that happened in the capital city in the east of the city this morning, certainly do draw a line under one simple fact that ukraine is not a country that is in command and control of the skies over its territory, and as long as that remains the case,

the threat of russian attacks anywhere in the country will never be 0. what we do know is that where there were at least 2 missile strikes in the eastern side of the city, east of the new pro river that runs through the center of the capital. keep these strikes. we saw that 4 missiles hit an area in an industrial area at a rail yard. 3 others hit a tank repair facility at this rail yard. these are industrial spaces. they are home to large manufacturing factories and large lots where there are warehouses. and what we're hearing from the ukranian government is that the missiles came from she 1995 strategic bombers that were launched from the caspian sea. certainly a very high profile attack on the capital today. this is critical civilian and military infrastructure. the rail yard was used to repair, train cars, the tank repair facility was used to work on military hardware and armored cars.

when we went there earlier this morning, we were pushed back we prevented from filming anything. it was considered a high security zone. police and soldiers kept making the court and bigger and bigger, pushing back anyone that was there, including journalists and others, that would come to see what had happened. we can tell you what we saw at the rail yard. there were damaged buildings shattered glass from the blast wave of the back at the tank repair facility we. we can describe an area that covered a city lot. it was an enormous facility and everything we could see from the street level seemed absolutely destroyed. there was still smoke rising from what looked like a factor a warehouse over the wall, and we were hurriedly told to leave the area. now. what does this mean for keith? really? the threat remains and the fear of russia attacks that to remains and again, as long as the skies over the country are not in ukrainian control, then russia can effectively hit any where it wants whenever it wants to. obviously this is still happening with the backdrop of the fighting that's going on in the

east of the country, just briefly. it brings up to speed with what's happening there. of course, overnight we had reports from car keys that white phosphorus munitions had been used to attack civilian infrastructure in that region. we've also been talking about several then that's it remains the city where a currently in the ward that is the location of the fiercest fighting between russia and ukraine. there has been some good news on the ukrainian side. the government here says that they are now in control once again of 50 percent of that city for the fall of that city, the russians, which was considered imminent, ukrainian say, will not be so easy. another bit of good news from this a chance. also in the region, we've heard that an evacuation of 66 people have successfully happen from there. it was a quite a vacuum issue where people, wendy, in trying to go to shelters, trying to go to places to get people out. and they were able to get 66 people out of the city. they advised others to remain in shelters and remain in place to

shelter in place. they also managed to deliver humanitarian aid. during that rescue operation. they must be talking to some key zane. thank you. very much indeed. russia presidents threatened to strike new targets of the west supplies. ukraine was longer range missiles, letting me put in, made the comments to russian state media, but he didn't specify what new targets he was referring to. last week, joe biden said he would supply keith with advanced precision rockets systems. after receiving assurances, they would not be used to strike targets inside russia, least than you booked in your book. so let's, if they supply them with this, then we'll conduct our own appropriate conclusion. use our tools which we have enough of and we will strike those targets, which we have not yet been hitting. the marriott hotel chain is the latest international company to say it's going to suspend all operations in russia due to its invasion of ukraine. it says restrictions imposed by the u. s. the u. k. and the

e u. make it impossible to continue to run hotels in the russian market account, but he's been operating there for 25 years. nearly 1000 companies of announced their curtailing their operations in russia. many have completely left the country . they mar, ahead on the news are including people in kazakhstan, are voting on constitutional reforms that would revoke presidential powers and strengthen parliament. 11000 kilometers from keith. why the world's biggest export of grain is under threat from the war in ukraine and in sport and dangerously hit with potentially huge implications. ice hockey action coming up later in the show? ah, south korea's military says north korea's fired at least 8 short range, ballistic missiles off it's eastern coast. they believe to have landed outside

japan's exclusive economic zone. the launch is the 18th by pyongyang, this year. japan's prime minister says the missile tests can't be tolerated. so should have a height since entering this year, north korea has repeatedly launched ballistic missiles, including the new icbm, a series of north korean actions threatened the patient, stability of the region and the international community, and cannot be forgiven by any means. the launch of this calisto michelle is also a violation of international law and i strongly condemn it. we have already made a strict protest against north korea where the launch comes a day after south korea. and the us held a joint naval exercise in international waters off the japanese island of our military officials say the 3 day joe was meant to boost their readiness for what they call north korean provocation. i certainly as prime ministers as a dangerous maneuver by chinese fighter jet, put on this trillion air force plain as brisk and south china sea onto the albany,

says his government is raising his concerns with beijing. i can confirm that on the 26 of my i, rec, p, i, maritimes, the violence a cross was intercepted by chinese. j 6 during fought a cra during what was the routine maritime surveillance activity in international spice. in the south china sea region, the intercept resulted in a dangerous maneuver which did pause the safety threat to the pe aircraft and it crew. the strategy in government has rise at concerns about the incident. india is running b j. p. u has suspended its national spokeswoman over comments about the prophet mohammed comments made by newport sharma and television debate sparked protests from muslin groups. the bodies also expelled its deli media operation, head navine, commotion, dove, and a statement b. j. p. says it strongly denounces insult of any religious personalities of any

region. the party also said it strongly against any ideology which insults or demeans any sect or religion, or johnny me now from you, denny is jonas another and not very southern ugly, very good to have you with us on al jazeera. if i understand correctly, this is i've heard time that the b j. p has taken action of this type. why do you think it's happening? no, so the be debbie has benefited a lot from mobilization against muslims. but in this instance, there has been an international love right to be, ah, so in the gulf region, odd, middle east countries have had now this issue has now come to their north it. so it's, it's outrageous. so oh, do days before this has happened to thee when no border and another be functionary, have been put on suspension and they will no longer be there ah,

duty before this happened, the sort of ideological head of the door of the v g b, which is dotted this, she did say we are respect or religion. ah, it didn't. it didn't matter of getting the water. how walk in the gall bid, the anti muslim rhetoric without having a blow back. in this case, the lord back comes from outside india and it actually friends in the hands of the b, j, b a which, which carries from the moderate to the it's gene within it. so it, it's also negotiating their own spaces because many of their noise that the board does bed in gaz actually are very happy to abuse muslims. and in this case they bent on to the profit. ah, this is the rhetoric that they support. if you look at the social media response to what this woman said on that channel, if i add the channel also belong,

it's driving by got beneath the biggest india media. oh, that was not a big china. this was said on the china to run by the dining room. bitches. oh the biggest newspaper chain and a big english younger. i'm now in the general. so all, but a lot of things placement does happen and it is the whole atmosphere of complete impunity that you may, kate speeches, you may genocide to be to the bottom of them. and you say a french person said it in this case. the problem was that an o fisher spokesperson of india's ruling body said all this, i did it, give me for interrupting, forgive me for interrupting, but interestingly, i am cutter's own minister of foreign affairs is apart. me put out a statement saying it's summoned to the indian ambassador and has delivered to them an official note of cotton complete to rejection and condemnation of the statements of an official in the ruling party against the holy prophet. what i want to ask you

is this, what kind of a precedent does this set? does this mean? do you think that the actions of b j. p, but also other parties, of course in india are going to come under greater scrutiny from foreign countries, particularly those who do invest a great deal of financially in india. i think so. i think it's had a good snowballing effect. i think something like the cotton is feed summoning good because this is nothing shot. it's neat. india has one of the was largest muslim population. so it has come to the notice of the boy that this is happening. and i think it will be harder for the official at least you cannot feel that the visually even if you are mobilizing against muslim. so it's good. what has happened? because this was intolerable. i have been a regular finalist in these prominent channels, but often this kind of a stigma with me. it was not possible for me to be there. so oh, you know, thought,

oh, do you think that given the nature of the, of the party? certainly the b j, p. m is in many was a broad party, but there is a very strong right wing far right one, some would say element to it. do you think that there is going to be some sort of pushback from the right wing element of the b j p against the fact that the b j. p has taken this action to discipline these members of staff that the, the far right may feel that this is acquiescing too much. so there will be an opinion within it, but the b, g, b at this point is a successful political party. so this gotten a push back has an impact when a party begins to fail, they are not feeling politically. so they to be able to take the push back. they can take the, put it because they are successful. they are in followed. they've won a lot of reasons. state elections. so i think they're going to be a pushback because you have, oh, you have an extreme range with them you debbie,

occasionally tried to deny any of those years of it. but right now death draw. so yes, the fringe will be annoying, but they are strong right now. they will be able to do big digging, stop it if they want to either knock for a week, one of the sunny of the balancing act. yeah, 7 act very of re we appreciate you joining us in our da 0 ma'am. thank you very much indeed for your time. my pleasure. john is, is opposition leaders warning that the countries facing what he's calling a state of tyranny on saturday, protesters were confronted by riots. police as they marched against president haste, said they accuse him of attempting a power grab after we sack the government and suspended parliament. me while judges are planning to go on strike for a week after the president dismissed 57 of them over corruption allegations. ah, we think the people must 1st meet to decide that go, discuss that sit and go,

and then were called to achieve such a goal. all the parties must reach a reproachful in order to be able to face that common enemy. the biggest threat is to not agree to stay in disagreement. we're gonna bring in bit around whitlow. he's a researcher and a political analyst. he's joining us live from china's good. have you were the sir on al jazeera? why do you think that the opposition is taking this step? no. hello, thank you for having me. i mean, to be honest, i, this has a lot of different reasons that go back to circle reason of either logical conflict between those limits and on them as well. more importantly, more recent reasons, because the parliament that was founded then into 2019 has been lot of white and even actual violent clash between different groups and the parliament to the fact that some elements are conservative. thing were in the wake of clashing with what we can call the, the tree, and trend the old regime,

acceptor kind of parties. so this created a lot of vision among the nipple here and even love actually the coals of mr. don lucy or other figures for coalition against the president. not just published or a whole lot concrete stuff initial job yet. and it seems to be not very given to you about the europe, the vision in the book of fear. given the fact that there are the political parties and the opposition do have significant differences. how practical is it? do you think for them to actually be able to work together and create what they regard as some sort of keys of opposition against the president? well here this is the key issue to let the parties are facing because some of the parties hate each other, maybe as much as they are against the president. so the difference between the parties seems to be as much as i mean them and the president,

even though they all the health. and now we see the emergence of couple of different groups of a physician. there is the and not the and did the for mission. they're making with the clothes, with the national television problem led by some center and center last figure. and then there is another center left log led by park like a yard. and then there is a p l from which is the oldest korean friends the whole these elements have not yet been able to come together. or do you get friends that they have a 1st but there is hope ideological differences. an awesome and if the want overcome the made of the problem with that, if you're a pushback from the phone and lecturing, so the need to be able to figure out in the media fear of the vehicle to very dance . it's really hard for them to to reach out back to the electorate, reach out, back to their basic and the same time, hold the hand of a physician part. you. so the, the, the tried to, you know, way can some of that their basis of often, instead of trying to build

a consensus amongst themselves, this might be a good mid term strategy for rti. but it seems to be a very dangerous want to follow for t shift immediate future. let me ask you very briefly, even if they were able to come together or some sort of opposition to he's of opposition. nevertheless, we still have the army, which is generally if i understand correctly what broadly in support of the president. and also of course the president himself does have a certain amount of significant public support as well. so again, even if they were able to come together, how effective do you think it might be in the, in the face of those 2 elements? oh, well yeah. i don't think we can say the arm you want the hind what happening? but the searching that has been part of the president still have been the internal, the police have, you know, well, but what really matters so far, what really matters when get a lot of laughter and what matters today of the public, the,

or that the problem. how it, how decline over the years, but you're still remains the most popular politician in the country. the most important factor that the part to me to figure out. so what this means is the part to you over the course of last year with a democrat actually have lost track of the people. that's what they need to construct. the major problem they're basing. because if they go against the problem, would still have the local level letter or not protecting them because you had been trained not even mentioning the security for the institution of the country had been effectively changed over the car for the last year. and so they're facing a lot of optical, the, all the way out if they can find it, connect back to the sort of and this they, they're being, they're having a lot of difficulty doing. but because people have suffered a locked in over the course of 10 years has actually been like an army crime be. so this is their main obstacles right now. i think they're, they're facing better and it was really good to get your thoughts on this. thank

you. very much indeed for being with us and i'll just do so. thank you much unders of his early settled stock. they are like some aust compound at dawn under the protection of israeli forces incursion led to confrontations with palestinian worshippers and for his violence last week during israeli flag. march susan, the msm quarter of occupied east jerusalem al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation and the killing of its journalist and the occupied west bank shilling. i bought, i was shot in the head by his winning forces while she was an assignment in janine, on the day of a funeral is really forces storm the procession and started beating mourners, causing pall bearers. to newly drop her coffin that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and her burial members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation. a barclay was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of

palestine. voting is underway in kazakhstan. the country is holding a referendum on overhauling its constitution come 6 months after violent demonstrations calling for political reform. one of the proposals is to strip a former president and no sultan as another by of, of his title as a leader of the nation. currently, the cussing german talk am says amendments will end the super, super presidential system of the past 3 decades. but critics say the changes will bolster taco's ambitions. but a 2nd term journalist as a journalist and the author of dark shadows inside the secret world of kazakhstan, she explains what's behind president. okay. i was decision to call for a constitutional referendum. i think if you look at the actual substance of the changes, there are very few extra limits on presidential power in them. the president will retain the right to point to point minutes that appoint some key ministers in the

cabinet to be towed, or i'm many other powers that, that the president has enjoyed. i will be nowadays the past been discussing tomorrow for the constitution. if the new constitution is part of the amendments that will fit the full, the president of the bio of his powers, he enjoys special personal powers and privileges is covered with a founding father. he will fund any 3 decades and had a cold rounding in, but a violent civil unrest in january has undermined his position and he is now in retreat. let's say that the president himself has been jamal polka. it would take most of his powers, the only power he's really seeing is the power to, to cancel decisions or factors adopted by local males. but since that most be his appointees any way that, that doesn't seem significant. i think he wants to show you the people that he heard that grievances that they were voicing when they took to the streets in january and protests that ultimately could violent off the vinyl forces. hijacked

them. they were, they were peaceful at 1st. i think he wants to show people that he's been listening to that grievance is one of that grievances was about the special position occupied by us by the former president. so the new constitution will strip him of those powers, if it is false, which is almost certain to, to be today. but i think he also wants to kind of reset relations between the state and citizens. i mean, 230 people died in that violence. most of them were shot dead by the security forces. and it's time for the whether his car on hello there is all about the heat across the northern areas of south asia in particular for northern areas of india, places like new delhi thing. hot and dry condition, dangerous heat here. and it is going to continue as we go into the new weak temperatures, edging up into the early forty's across more than the areas. but for pakistan you can see the whole coming in 46 degrees. it's going to be on the up this week. lots

of hot and dry conditions with just a light wind for some relief. we have to head further south and the south west monsoon, bringing some heavy rain to the likes of carola, as well as sure lanka some heavier thunderstorms popping off around go and for the north east. once again we will see some thunderstorms rumble there. but much of the wet weather is going to be concentrated around the bay of bang goal now was move to east asia. it's looking wet, wet, wet as well. of was much of the korean peninsula. i'm southern areas of japan. we could see up to 200 millimeters of rainfall here. and of course that brings a risk of flash flooding. you can see it working in western areas of han shoe. the temperature will recover, however, in tokyo picking up. but for places like beijing, we are going to see things cool down. it's a similar story for shanghai, for hong kong, thunderstorms and humidity on tuesday. as to whether still had an al jazeera china launch as a new mission to complete his permanent orbiting space station. cleaning up avarice,

we're going to tell you about a campaign to improve conditions in the world's highest mountain and in sports. here was a bad night all run for england's football team. details coming up at a moment. ah. 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 twenties. yes, rich tapestry. the threat on al jazeera examining the impact of today's headlines yesterday. our electricity was turned off this paul alive,

setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion. if somebody comes to gonna from europe, the never called an immigrant, the always known as next path, international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire. we live one people under one planet and we've got to work the solutions together on al jazeera, hulu. ah, watching old, is it a reminder of our top stories? this are at least 40 people have been killed and 450 injured in a major far in bangladesh. the blaze broke out at a container storage facility where flammable chemicals will reportedly being kept.

south korea's military, he says north korea has far at least 8 short range ballistic missiles off it's eastern coast projectiles are believed to have landed outside japan's exclusive economic zone. several missiles, georgia, and fed the outskirts of ukraine's capital keep injuring at least one person. the cities been spared major strikes for several weeks after russia refocused. it's offensive to the east of the country. farmers in brazil complaining about a spike and fertilizer price is caused by the war in ukraine with about 30 percent of the supplies imported from russia and bella luce, farmers of feeling the effects of a war that's been fought. 5 thousands of kilometers away. monica eudoxia proposed to put a topless and brazil farmers in southern brazil are feeling the economic branch of the worn ukraine. 3 months after russia's invasion, they are still able to secure fertilizers for their crops,

but not very high prices. or, but as you say, gordon or brazil is the world's largest. so producer, big good. and it's the only international giant green producer that is almost totally dependent on imported fertilizers, 86 percent of what the country needs comes from abroad. and much of it from russia . and bella russo, despite international sanctions against moscow, russian ships are still being able to dock a brazilian poorer such a gumble. this is not enough for market as big as brazil's, the war has complicated the logistics of importing products from that part of the world, generating insecurity among investors. that's why fertilizer prices have skyrocketed . last year, each of these bags, with one ton of fertilizer, used to cost $600.00. now farmers are paying twice as much for the same amount, brazil's president able, so mattel visited moscow shortly before vladimir putin ordered his troops to invade

ukraine. he said latin america's largest economy would be neutral in the war because business with russia is fundamental. fertilizers is sacred for us. also not as stanley as the support of brazil's powerful agricultural lobby, even here in put it then thought police were 75 percent of the population is of ukrainian descent and he's running for reelection in october. the club here, marcus, don't. what's happening in the green is terrible, but brazil has to think about itself. normally, you cannot get involved because 30 percent of the fertilizers when port come from russia and bella rose, which kind of thing, formal. brazil has announced a 3 decade plan to reduce the countries dependence on imported fertilizers. but experts say it could also take decades before there are any results. need more farmers in brazil are hoping for the war to wend. monica, you not give al jazeera but then thought body's brazil politicians in the u. s.

territory of puerto rico, have held a public hearing to decide the future of their political status. legislators are proposing 3 options, statehood independence, or free association, or to reconcile us citizens. but they're not allowed to vote. and presidential elections are also denied at certain federal benefits. yamani rather shootings been reported in the us. at least 3 people have been killed and nearly a dozen have been injured. that happened in one of the most popular shopping and entertainment areas in the east coast. city of philadelphia, officials say several active shooters were at the scene. no one has been arrested so far. venture capital funding in africa has grown dramatically over the last decade. and yet many failed to see the power and potential that exists on the continent, especially when it comes to innovation. gillian war reports from cape town know the south african silicon valley. cape town has long attracted foreigners with pristine

beaches lay back lifestyle and vibrant culture. but a tech help them merge and the cost of living there is a crucial need to equip the cities youth with the tool necessary to try this newly established hub called innovation city seeks to accelerate growth among startups by bringing young entrepreneurs of various business interests. under the thing group, we will always get things on its founder kino kam, it says it wouldn't have been as successful pre pandemic in a lot of ways covered has been one of the best teachers we could have ever had. never before. has the world collaborated the way it has to lift us out of the pandemic? and it's no different with business. we've got some critical issues that we need to sort out, especially on the african continent. and we can only do that through collaboration . the north can foundation recently launched a $200000000.00 growth dedicated to innovative african stone up that focus on

making a positive impact on the content other b. c. or following soon, as the city emerges from locked down and struggled with a high unemployment rate, places like innovation, city encourages empowers people to work together across all sectors, leaned into greater job creation within the continent. venture capital funding in africa had an all time high last year, meeting more than $5000000000.00. but some say the success of a startup depends largely on the one calling the shots. leadership is a fundamental issue, because we've seen the converse of that. we've seen what happens on this continent when you put dictators people who don't allow for democratic processes to work or for entropy nurse to thrive. so leaders need to, in some ways, care the policy so that successful and talented people can thrive through the leaders like napoleon, the thing that were moved to see how the pandemic impacted the lives of those around him. he quickly realized what was needed most beyond

a handout was the empowerment of a community. and so the next chapter was born and event petering renown guest speakers to quit young creatives, but the business sacrament over come similar challenges. the benefit of investing in africa and it's idea, napoleon says resonates beyond borders. africa got something unique to offer to the world. we refer to ourselves as a global citizens because through technology, through the internet, we are now part of a global community. we want to take that even further, want to create more jobs, more platforms, walbert unities, and want to be part of the global conversation. a conversation impacting life from the african continent and the way those on the outside. so it turns out as the rat, capetown west, african leaders have delayed imposing further sanctions on the leaders of barley, guinea, and book in a far so the 3 countries are suspended from the economic community of west african

states are echo was following military coup leaders in all 3 nations of ignored calls to quickly hold democratic elections. the original block plans to meet again in july to decide whether to bring more sanctions. china's launched 3 astronaut center space on board is shown through 14 spacecraft vision crews going to spend 6 months completing the construction of the jungle space station. they're going to live in its core module and returning to a landing site in north china. in december we want to bring out leo and rights. space journalist is joining us live from dublin leo. good to have you. and i'll just see again, what do we know now about china space program compared to say when the space station began construction several months ago. rob, this is totally successful mission so far. they launched just 10 hours ago from

the gobi desert. when chinese state televisions main been used just 30 minutes ago, they were already on board the space station that is spectacularly efficient. space flying. i'm really only major space hours of achieve the sort of quick launch and randi operations. and so china has moved leaps and bounds. they began their human space program 20 years ago, but they've only launched 9 human missions in those 20 years. yet they are now, as you said, on the threshold of beginning to build their own large space station, which should be mostly complete by the end of this year. what is that? china had listed a long, long line of missions for the space program. and at the time there was

a lot of skepticism, but it would reach those goals. but from what you're saying, as this progress is we're getting closer and closer to the point that china is very likely to, to be able to hit a lot of those targets. oh very much so i think now the prospect of a chinese woman or man on the surface of the moon within the next 10 years is very real indeed. and they declare that that is their ultimate object, the speed with which they're building this space station is really strong. and there is nothing comparable in the history of space sliced. and this will cause particular concern for the russians, because we're now a point where the chinese appeared to be overtaken the russians as, as, as a big space our and that will cause enormous consternation and moscow ultimately that china has said that one of its causes to put, i believe i station on the moon,

which is on the southern part of the moon, which is going to be open to, to all international call into open to international corporation given the circumstances but the seeing at the moment. obviously there is no specific timeline for that, but is there a suggestion? do you think that we are seeing the lines of division geopolitically on the ground being marked out in space, or do you think we are going to be able to reach a point where china is going to be or be able to open up a moon station to international cooperation. well, politics of this, rob is very, very interesting. indeed, the russians made absolutely clear and publicly that they were looking to the chinese, potentially as their new partners in space after the invasion of ukraine. when all their western parker is pulled back decisively. now we see the chinese play and very, very cautiously, the idea now the china and russia will collaborate on

a movie base, is beginning to look a little bit less because china is being very, very careful how it goes. russia in the weight of the ukraine invasion there, it's always good to get your thoughts and stuff like that. we appreciate your being with us and i'll just see it as always. thank you very much. indeed for your time sir. nepal. as mocking world environment, day by campaign to clean up the himalaya, as far as military has been leading community efforts to improve conditions in the world's highest mountain, people have been cleaning rubbish from montana forest and other peaks, but at least 2 months. i mean, after limbo has more from cap on, do climate scientists have been saying that small fossil fuels are burned globally, the planet is heating up. this means that the model is losing their reflectivity of black carbon pollution particulate being deposited on the mountains,

which means the snow and ice is melting. much fossil. this in turn is triggering devastating flash floods down stream impacting, impacting live agricultural infrastructure and fresh sources of water. now we're not just talking about nepalese living at the foothills of the mountain, but about 750000000 south asians in this region, of course and the fall in salvation alone cannot deal with this issue. and it requires global commitment on cooperation to address this global challenge from what we understand the waste that's been collected in the full mountains and at the base camps are sorted into decompose zable waste like food and paypal. and non decompose will weights like oxygen cylinders, old tens, tin cans and batteries. the local authorities will deal with the decomposed zable waste in their specific localities. while the non decomposed waste is being

transported to cuts man, due to management to waste management centers for recycling. and to be used decades of instability and corruption in iraq has led to high unemployment. and that's forcing some people to resort to dangerous work to make a living. including planning for precious metals in waste water bottle. and the other one has more from baghdad. deep in the sewers of baghdad, there is a living to be earned. for these men are panning waste from jewelry shops, hoping to find tiny flakes of gold and silver among the dust. standing in the contaminated water of the tigris river, they say hanning is just to one part of that world. under that, we submerged the dust into water and stir it by hand. so that mud and waste can float up and missiles deposit. we repeat the same process for hours every day while

tie. we must be very careful because some metals are very light and can float up with water. we then accumulate the flakes to be smelted later, and ovens and a half. those ovens are operated in this decades old work place in the cities river street neighbourhood. they run for long hours by smelters without proper safeguards. smoke and suit fill the chambers and cover the run down building. her st. joe's him has been in the business for 24 years. oh cool, the thought will cover. as you can see, we are surrounded by old dangers, fire, smoke, waste, and rubbish. the place was set on fire in the past. our health has been consumed and most of us have had severe injuries. doctors always advise us to quit, but we have no other choice. it's so tough here. but life is ruthless out there.

they each risky their lives for about $20.00 a day. and the work is infrequent, these refined pieces were recovered from piles of dust. this chunk weighs less than wine kilogram, and it usually takes a lot of effort from the whole team here to extract it from dusts, it gets dipped into nitric acid to extract its golden silver. those metals are then sent back to the workshop. so they came from to produce more jewelry, craftsman, say they're proficient has declined in recent years due to arise in imported trinkets. but they continue to earn what they can the flex from the jewelry that they mold washed down the sewers. and in darpa, once more in this narrow, grim alley and the smelters battle,

the noxious fumes to retrieve the precious metals and send them back. once again. man would abdougla had al jazeera bud. it's still a, had an al jazeera in sport, i history making ronda one of the biggest events in women's gulf. ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon, need and use social contract for it to solve this problem. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, ah ah,

tucker supporters far, rob, thank you so much. i'll jo route was the hero for england as a claim to thrilling went over new zealand in the 1st test. that lords and when started day for needing 61 runs for victory with 5 wickets in hand. regarded the home side to their target, passing 10000 test runs on the way to finish a 115. not out. performance will be a big boost to route who is playing and his 1st has been settling down as england captain or ukraine will play wailed later on sunday, and a play up to decide who qualifies for the fee. for world cup watching the match will be our correspondent paul reese. he joins us now live from card. as in paul, how was the build up to this game going well far. this is a huge game in football, in terms you know, the last much before qualifying for the world cup. but it's, it's huge in other,

in other ways as well, especially for the ukraine funds. and there's thousands of them in the streets in called, if joining around $30000.00 wales funds, who will be out the call to fit the stadium writer. let's bring in one of the ukraine funds petro kaminsky, whose parents were political refugees from ukraine escaping the soviet union. after the 2nd world war, now, petro, the government, has decided that once these play is not to join up to battalions, to fight the war, but to try and qualify for the world cup instead, why is so much important being put on this same re game? raleigh, the whole nation and support the team. it provides the rest, spite from the horrors of the war. the killings are happening, atrocities that happen on a day device. if i give them a couple of hours, the rest part, it's moral, and also moral support for the army that we hear in the west are supporting them.

we're thinking about them as support and then on that and that is a big boom, said booster morale likes to carry on it very difficult circumstances. you with that for the, for the when in glasgow as well. what was the, what was a failing there among ukraine fans? it was mixed feeling. is mix treating because we did when i'm in the elation. oh waiting. i'm great. but the news came in soon after. soon after that as that 3rd goal went in. the 2nd city to view was getting bombed. so elation, and then suddenly the horror of bringing us back down to earth, of what was actually going on in ukraine. and just finally, you know, this might be whole of vacation for the woke up might not be, but what are your wishes for the teams that i, i hope they play the best they can have. they fight like they did on against scotland. the best team will win, but irrespective of the results, we so sample,

i always say a win would be fantastic. okay, thank you very much. i tried to minsky so lots at stake for you current that i lost the site as well for wales that trying to reach the 1st woke up since 1958. of course for nap holly. you are with the ukraine team yesterday. what's their mood coming from? the scotland maj, going into this one? well, they said that scotland much was a very emotional match for them, although it might be paid from the outside that they played very coolly very tactically, very professionally and not 31 when, but they said they did use the situation in that country. motivation for that much difficult times in the 2nd half for them, but all exam the jenko said they use the father. people are suffering to say, no, we can't, we can't suffer. we must win this much. and that's the emotion that we'll be using

today against wales. as well. all right, paul, risk reporting lie for us from carter. we will talk to you shortly before that game is about to kick off. of english football association says it's not plenty to complain to way 5 drilling. england's players were booed while taking a need. i had of their away nations lead to feed again hungry. a waif and post date in ban was in effect in budapest. however, the parameters of a ruling ment under 14 could attend with one adult allowed in for every 10 miners. from the 1st time england had been dude for taking a d and protest against discrimination. it also happened multiple home games last year. i think that that's why we do it. you know, we do it to try to educate and you know, i think what you know, young people are much can only be influenced by older people. liverpool, starz, fanny manet,

has become santa goals all time leading goal score. the forward score to hattrick for his country as they beat benign 31 in their opening match should be 2023 africa combinations. qualifiers monet now has 32 international goals. he'll be looking to add more at the world cup later this year with senegal heading to qatar as african champions to the an h. l. playoffs. now in the colorado avalanche are now just one, went away from reaching the stanley cup playoffs. bad news for colorado star player and his in calgary, a dangerous hit, just 66 seconds into the game, could take him out of the western conference, finals series boilers. the vander came slapped with a 5 minute penalty before the strike. we avalanche went on to seal a 4 to win and take a 3 nothing lead and their best of 7. series with the euler's a golden state warriors will be looking to bounce back in game 2 of the and b finals

against boston celtics. steph curry and his teammates were stunned to 120 to 108 at home in game one of the house. again, when the teams face off on sunday with game 3 and 4 happening in boston, golden sees most recent title was back in 2018. as for boston, they've not been championed since 2008, but victory in series will make them record 18 time winners. knowing of the teenagers found luba momentum they did, and they keep making shirts for this and so. so after car regain their momentum employee? well, so we know they're a good team, so we, we got a response on sunday on mr. it'd be a final. so we got, it is going so with the mindset that we got to put our best before play some really good basketball. we plan to win in the game, so i'm looking forward to the challenge and our group is looking forward to the challenge as well. and i was truly is that men g lee has made history at the

women's golf u. s. open. we has a 3 shot lead heading into the final round in north carolina. are 13 under $200.00 for the tournament so far is set a new record for the lowest, $54.00 hall score and women's us open history. the 26 year old is looking to win the 2nd major title up her career. okay, and that is all you support for now. brought back to you fall. thank you very much indeed. that's it for now, i'm gonna be back in a moment with more of those days. barbara. ah, a with the know that on a, this is a from, with nick when you the look in the neighborhood, am i here to me as an also dimensions of if you don't have you streaming, most of us didn't even for those. and we said at the home and a view to what we

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there's more than $12000.00 migrants. mostly haitians in the candidate sprung up in that real texas over the last 2 weeks. they want asylum. b, u. s. authorities are overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a month long serge of people illegally crossing the border. and there's little in the camp for them. you can see that kind of trying to stop people getting back into the club that they went across to maybe get through the site because there was enough food for them to be there in the car. we met nicholas on the mexican bank to the river, searching for through to medicine for his family. he hadn't realized until we asked him about it. the u. s. authorities rules are now flying haitians back home. there is no president, crime as high students can't go to school, there is no work. the economy is down, people can't put up with deportation, is not good for us. the so did this series expose the

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