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take a office to host another round of talks between russia and ukraine. well, efforts on the way to lift the blockade on grain exports. see don's military leaders and political parties hold 1st direct discussions since the military takeover in october. as the un nuclear watchdog proposed to vote on the draft resolution on a wrong, the govern switches off to surveillance cameras at one of its facilities and juggling young dreams in the face of an israeli blockade. children in garza lunch sack a skills, a troop of italian performs and it's for a players or having to defend themselves for participating. any saudi back to golf tournament. 48 players are getting ready to t off on thursday in the opening events at break away tor. we begin the program in turkey where russia's foreign minister has guaranteed the

safety of much needed grain shipments from ukraine. if key removes naval mines from the black sea, forget lovegrove is in uncross talks with the turkish foreign minister on chris making a diplomatic push to get a deal in place between moscow and ki, 1000 global food crisis looms. both ministers say the talks went well and that there is possibility of further dialogue with ukraine. it's a 4th, this was the only piece, cubic foot that has a little skew, any vessel wishing to use these cargoes, either for loading or unloading grain. it's free to do so. we also have some d mining activities going on. but a few days ago, mr. lensky asked for weapons that can be used against russian ship. so that's a clear signal of what their intentions are. but if you crane is ready to start d mining activities, then we ought to wear, discussing the details with turkish defense units. alma song in there, they get in the landscape and there have been some distance from discussions.

however, after meeting prison, zelinski and other parties now seems to as that it will be possible to return to negotiations. and turkey is ready to take on the role as a facilitator country. so that has been following the meeting in ankara. there hasn't been any conclusive results coming out of the meeting between the russian and the turkish water ministers in ankara today. however, both for the ministers are confirmed that the tours are going to continue in coming weeks in istanbul at this time. the hope that ukrainian site is also going to sent a delegation to attend to these meetings according to their preliminary scheme that they are working on, is to establish equitable mechanism consisting of russia, ukraine, turkey, and the united nation. so at this equitable mechanism is going to a to, to, to open a safe corridor, a for the shift to carry the green and fertilizers from both ukraine and russia to the boss for us to be exported to the international market. one of the key issue

here are, is there that the floating mines that had been left by the ukranian army in biloxi to prevent russia, a bomb bin at its coastal cities. and according to the scheme at the ukrainian turkish and russian, they were, forces are going to clear these minds to open a safe passage for their ships. once the ships are safeguarded by the torch. naval forces, peel a boss for as the green on the fertilizers are going to be gathered in a center established in the stumble and from the center is going to be exported to their international market here. so considering the fact that russia is number one and ukraine is number 5 biggest grain exporter in the world, it's going to be crucial to reach at deal for the at the did the global food safety . yes, i yaki, as tech is format, foreign minister, he explains what this plan means for anchors global image. it does more the

technical details. what to be the role of turkey in dent. i exercise because turkey is doing and get in order to help the international community, but also wants to get something, some responsibility. it doesn't want to give up. it must all responsibility to the other side. once also to have to be responsible for certain things. and the discussions or what the student can be. the full examine must be these details, nothing in the main subject, in my opinion. turkey volunteers beginning at to identify the fines with this wrongs. and then clearly clearly cut her door from the side and the 1st

harbor in russia. and some of the news caught it or bring the ship the ship to carry the grains, to stumble and from there to the international markets. so turkey, once you can play in this exercise, the role of identifying the marion minus and c myers and it helped create is called a door and protect it up to stumbles. this is, this must be 0. it must be voting for sedans, military leaders are holding direct talks with political parties for the 1st time since seizing power in october. the u. n. 60 general has urged all sides to

negotiate in good faith to reach a consensus. anti military protests have taken place regularly since the army to control last year. so how did sit on get to this point? months of nation wide purchase came to head in april of 2019. when the military remove the president, omar bashir from office off to 3 decades in power by august of not year a 3 year power sharing agreement was established with abdullah ham doc as prime minister. but just more than a year into his term, the military arrested him doc and all the civilian leaders and sees power leading to anger on the streets. since then the military has grabbed wool power, general abdel fata albert han sworn in as the head of su dawn's ruling counsel. but protest against military rule have been held nearly every week since october.

within a 100 people have been killed in a crack down on the protesters as go to a correspond have a morgan who is live for us in col team. what are we expecting from these talks? hipaa? one of the special representative of the united nations secretary general here in sudan are held. the opening remarks are for these talks. he says that what he's expecting is for the sudanese political parties and the military to come together so that they can form some kind of consensus on how to run the remaining of the transitional period. which according to the head of the sovereignty council and the head of the army, general abdel had the humble hon is supposed to end by july 2023. he says that this is going to be as to denise on sydney's lead process with the political parties themselves, deciding how to shape it and how they want to go about to have iron out their differences and come to some kind of going to an agreement on how to form a transitional government because this deadlock that has been created as

a result of the military takeover last year has created a political impasse and has led to not just a political crisis, but in economic and a security crisis in the country as well. but he also remarked saying that the absence of other major political parties and coalitions, such as the forces of freedom and change and the communist party and the oma party . all major parties on coalition is going to far of basically form some kind of challenge in for producing any kind of results in these talks. okay, thank you for that. hip morgan there for us in khartoum. we can get more nurse less being to clued care. she is the founding director of confluence advisory, which is a politic policy think tank in carter. you thank you for speaking to us on usa as we were hearing there from hippa, sedans, main pro democracy alliance has rejected these un, facilitated talks with the ministry. so how optimistic are you that anything can come from them? it seemed very unlikely that these talks will be able to leave anywhere or keep

anyone good with be made and most consequential pro democracy active declining to engage in the process as it is now. it's very unlikely that any elements of the pro democracy movement will be able to make it into the pros and deep intellect result. what it looks like in many ways is you know, off a month of trashing both the system and the process and the u. n. a particular ad hominem attacks on the as far as full capacity. but han is now trying to engineer and sort of at the process and from what he's able to bring in only the civilian p one that pops up. but she is regime and put them to a laundering process through this critical tool and then have the international community rubber stamped and as some sort of civilian military compromise. of course it needs national community which should be why is this dynamic,

which is unlikely to call me back any non po democracy is what it looks like today is the only people will actually around that table are those who back the could be, they civilian or military, what is it that the civilians feel about this process and in general, what is it they're looking for? because the protests that we're seeing on the ground and just not bating that pretty deadly? absolutely, i mean that's exactly one of the main point that even though the fake is emergency visit is last week or so in order to authentically bring about the right kind of political conditions for the talk. what you've seen an actual fact is that, but the question has ended, and recently, you know, even just yesterday, a 5 year old killed in south cartoon. and several arrests are continuing, as well as those who are detained, continued to be changed. or what we've also seen is that immunity given to the

security forces optimal, also remain in place effectively undermining any lifting of the state. political condition, security condition haven't taken place that allows for democracy, proves to take. the 2nd thing related to the pros, at the apartment itself, has not yet articulated a vision or sort of an agreement or a post agreement to that. that is not dependent on the power sharing level of 2019, and that is something that groups in particular committees have been the backbone of the revolution. i'll be immensely again. i appreciate your time. conclude, can co founding director of the confluence advisory pet policy. think time can call me thank keith and see more ahead on the news hour, including we want secure and safe schools and we want gone log that won't make it

so easy for the bad guys to get the damn gun. oscar winning out to matthew aconia, the white house pleading for tighter gun control. ah. going green. how much in indonesia becoming more environmentally friendly and sports will of action from a match between 2 countries. harvey to make a big impact at the cap. i woke up with iran says it's switched off to cameras owned by the un nuclear watchdog with the have been monitoring one of its nuclear sides. it hasn't identified which facility, but it's in response to report from the international atomic energy agency criticizing iran's transparency tech. ron says the i e a is political compromised.

let's go to how fun a my jen, who is a professor of milly studies at the university of to ron. he joins us live from the iranian captain. many, thanks for joining the program. so this move by iran is clearly aimed at angering the iaa. what are they hoping to achieve by well, i think the iranians have said that this move is directly basically is to move beyond the nuclear toxeme lives in india and not enough or 4 months. now, they stated that the call is not really, you know, a technical beyond technicals best. they say have been provided to the a. so they are retaliated basically. and as far as transparency goes, iranians are saying,

and that was the argument basically is that transparency was traded for sanctions relief in the j a ron nuclear deal. and now the ac plus, the stakes are demanding iran transparency without sanctions really. so moving beyond the j. c. p a and trying to put pressure on iran to basically bring up or give transparency without what it was promised him that nuclear deal. that's why you want switching off cameras that are beyond the safeguards, basically the safeguards cameras that are, that iran is legally bind by is, are still operating and will still right. but there have been cameras installed beyond the se, gods as part of other agreements including iran, nuclear deal. iranians are saying not only they will provide more transparency, absent the nuclear deal, they will basically decrease the transparency demanded by the

most politically, as it is argued here, it doesn't look great. does that for the nuclear talks, which have already been stalled. now for some time, how do you see things putting out well, of course, because it has been a long process without really clear results may when you see it as built. see there western concept as trying to use other avenues to pile up pressure on to ron to use that pressure. indian benches are basically points and push your brain as to what, where date lines are they running and that pressure should not affect iran basic, the right basic be achieved,

thrive in the j. m. best. they were built that they should be built as, as it is argued here. so that pressure should be countered by cancer pressure. and that is what the women's are doing. this is not an ideal situation for yvonne. and it's not, it's 1st choice, but as, as it is said here, basically the, the western part to drive being of this escalation. and so they radians are trying to counter act to stop the escalation, but it's being instigated there. okay, hang on, i'm again professor of middle east studies at the university of to her own. thank you. now diplomats from the u. s. south korean japan all gathered and sold to discuss more korea as late as weapons tests. they want to coordinate their response . north korea is launched, 18 ballistic missiles and recent weeks and is expected to conduct a nuclear test soon. a call has driven into a crowd and berlin,

killing one person. according to the 5 gade. no, but fancy people have been injured and feed. they say the driver has been detained . let's go live on the cane in berlin. dominic this took place a couple of hours ago. now. what is the latest on this incident? the license we have right now is that are 10 casualties in total one fatality and then 9 others who were injured in this incident. 6 of them are being described as being in a life threatening situation. what happens unfold is behind me here, as you see now, many, many police trucks and forensic investigators behind the tents that have been built . and we have periodically been able to see the sorts of things that they've been doing. the markings on the ground where some of the victims that have been standing with some of the witnesses would have been finding what we know is that the call,

the silver clear running, clear, came along the road behind me. how in the corner of the kitchen and at that point it came into contact with a crowd of people. and having contacted the crowd of people having driven through them, it then carried on his journey for a 150 meters. have 200 me just before then, slipping off the road again and slamming into the window of a shop front. and many of the pictures being filming has shown that car wedged as it were in 5. the 4 in so far as the drivers can be, of course you said it is a 29 year old man of german armenian extraction. he is in custody. he is described as having been likely injured in this incident. what's interesting is that when the car came to a stop, wedged in the shop front window,

it was members of the public who were able to apprehend the driver and to hold him until the police could arrive. the one question so far that he is on arms. it is the motive for what happened so far. at least the police have refrained from whether they believe this was just the tragic accident. or was it perhaps something more malign as i say, that is not yet known. what is known is the 10 people were casualties and incidents . one of them died 6 are described as in a life threatening situation. 3, not so badly injured. thank you for that. dominic cane that for us in berlin. the us actor matthew mccauley is made an emotional appeal to congress to tyson gun control. so the last mom, school shooting in his hometown vall, day in texas. he met with president joe biden at the white house where he spoke to john. this particle haine has moved from washington. familiar but her rec scenes,

school children run to safety and you've all the texas as a gunman, murdered 19 of their classmates and 2 of their teachers. inside. after this gun control advocates said this time it would be different. after matthew mcconaughey came to washington to meet with lawmakers, the president, and then the press to try and make sure that is true, made a war green high top converse with heart, she had hand drawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature. camilla scott: these shoes can you show the shoes or these every day bring converse with a heart on the right to be the same green converse on her feet. that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could i bid to buy her at the shooting have had that he was born and you've all day. and he has spent the last week there talking to families of the victims,

bringing their stories to washington and pleading for change mechanics, calling for raising the legal age where you can buy an assault weapon from 18 to 21 . he wants to see increase background checks, new laws that make it easier to take guns away from people. considered unstable. there is a bipartisan group of senators working on proposed legislation, but it is not expected to go anywhere close to as far as that the house is taking legislation to do those things. but 1st, they will hear on wednesday from a little girl who was here in the classroom. she took blood from her murdered friend and spread it all over herself. in order to play dead, it will likely be shocking. hard to listen to testimony from a traumatized child. another attempt to make sure this time, it actually is different. patty calling al jazeera washington, while survivors and parents of the victims of recent ma shootings in the u. s. was set to give evidence at the 2nd congressional committee hearing about gun violence

. mike hannah joins me now live from capitol hill in washington dc. mike took us through exactly what we're expecting. what would be expecting is survivors and families of those who been killed in the state of massachusetts will be giving evidence to a congressional committee. basically, a time has been allotted to each person to speak for 5 minutes. there will be no questions in the initial round of evidence given by survivors and family later on in the course of the proceedings. they will be questions from the members of the committee. but this is just another move to try and heighten awareness or most importantly to bring it to the notice of members of congress that new legislation is needed. there is a bill before the house that's likely to be passive week, which does contain a series of gotten ownership measures, many of which were suggested by president biden last week. but that is unlikely to

go through the senate with republicans at $49.00 seats. and the senate side, they are behind the doors discussion about legislation that would be a far more watered down version of the house one. but to put this into a very clear context, over the last weekend alone, 17 people had been killed in the united states in mass shootings in all they had been 12 shootings over the weekend when which 4 or more people were killed or injured. so this is just driving home, the absolute plague that the incidents of gun violence is. we've had those high profile shootings, but we can up the weekend. there are more and more fatalities. pretty darn statistics. thank you for that. mike hannah, the 1st live in washington dc. well, the us sex, your state has spoken about media freedoms ahead of the summit of the americas

during the question on session on to the bank and was challenged about america's response, the killing of the al jazeera john is sharina block li. i deplore the loss of the serene. she was a remarkable journalist, an american citizen, as you will know, and there too, we are determined to follow the facts and get to the truth of what happened. i know they have not yet, but know they've, i'm sorry with respect they've not yet been established for looking for they've not that we're looking for an independent credible investigation. when that investigation happens, we will follow the facts wherever they lead. it's, it's, it's straightforward is that that is not yet happened, but it's something that we very much want to see happens. and i'll do is there a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of sharina block lay in the occupied westbank. she was shot in the head by israeli forces while on assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral, israeli forces storm the procession and started beating munez, causing pull barest,

almost drop her casket. it didn't storm thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral. members of the international community condemned her killing and continue to call for investigation. serena barclay was without reserve for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. okay, let's get some whether his appetite. hello, once again, welcome to another look at the international forecast. has seen some massive down pause on the bay front. so just sliding or southern parts of china into we're north vietnam. 12 hours sir, in vietnam, just a $128.00 millimeters of rain coming down in that small period of time at where. so whether you think of them, a francis, something like a rope is flicking further northwards and south was easing a little further. east was in the process $106.00 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. they are gone, gone province. and that wet weather said will flick

a little further north was on a rope of rain pushing up towards that eastern side of china. you go 13, thursday and on into a friday that wet weather getting very close to shanghai, farther north we have got some heavy downfalls just around the yellow sea, a scattering a shower there into north korea. wanted to shout still in place across search pad and not as bad as they have been. recently the usual show was continued. meanwhile, across march or southeast asia, no change in procedures here. you hated the de downpours, heaviest of which up towards the been goal, where we do have more very heavy rain coming in across in the air. western gatt seeing more heavy showers over the coming days along with the north east. and he continued to build a pakistan so head on out is era. thousands of last americans walk across mexico towards the u. s. border while need us discuss migration crisis. and tele looks to rebuild its tourism industry on sneezing. billions of dollars during the coven, 19 pandemic. in sports,

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a holding direct talks with political parties for the 1st time, some season power in october. the un secretary general has cool for good faith efforts to come to a consensus. a call has driven into a crowd in berlin, killing one person according to the fire brigade, fuzzy, an engine, me say the driver has been detained. now, an activist group in the u. k. has launched a legal bid to challenge the government plan to sent undocumented migrants to wanda . the controversial immigration deal was signed in april and just a few moments we'll talk to our correspondent dean baba, who's in suffix in the united kingdom. first, let's go to natasha butler, who's in some gut in france. natasha, the people who will be affected by this legislation are those who will cross the channel illegally from around where you are. tell us more about what is going on

here. or the partition of volunteer lead charity care for calais, says that the you case are, were wonder asylum policy is unlawful. and that is why they've decided to lodge legal proceedings against the u. k. government mainly to try and stall a 1st to flight or oversight mc cars from the u. k. to wander that a shed yours for next week or joining me from the charities warehouse in northern france. and the puerto a calli is clare, mostly the founder of the charity class. thank you very much indeed for joining us . tell us a bit more about these legal proceedings of the charity has decided to launch, and we're, we're working with around about a 100 of the people who are in the sanction centers. and the thing about refugees is that terrible things have happened to them. by definition, they might have seen family members held. they might have been beaten or tortured as good reasons why they've left their hands. and

a lot of them are incredibly traumatized. and now they're in detention, that being threatened with central wonder, they don't understand why they're incredibly fearful. it's really deeply shocking that our government is considering doing this to them. and we feel that before anything like this can happen. it has to be catholics. hammond in court. whether it's lawful at the policy can go ahead and our lawyers tell us they could cont, contravene international refugee law. it might contravene international human rights law. and the say many things that we have to know about rand, before we could consider doing it, say what we think it's incredibly important that the ppo policy is puffy, scrutinized for the home office says this is about a processing asylum seekers. aboard resettlement. of course, critic said this is inhumane. your charity is among those. i mean, here in cali, there are so many migrants who are hoping to reach the u. k. is that kind of policy? is there a one to policy actually going to determine the logic of it?

is that similar heinously? it's going to be such a deterrent. let's going to stop people cross channel, but then they all say say it's going to be humane and gives them a new life. and no under. it doesn't really make sense. it can be base either. it can be humane in a new life, or it can be it's haven't, but it can't really base at the same time. my own opinion is i can't see that it's going to stop them most. unfortunately, by the time they get hair, say many bad things have happened to them. something bad enough to make them leave the home and everything they know. followed by a terrible journey, followed by in a people saying people, trout in the mediterranean. and some of them have been tortured in libya. really horrible things happen in the balkans. you will have seen on the news in a people sleeping outside at minus 20 degrees. by time they get here, they've rest their lives. they're willing to receive lives again. they feel like they've lost all hope. threatened them to something else. it's not gonna make a difference. that's why did haven't, doesn't work with refugees because they really are at the end of all i hope. so

a threat is just to know the bad thing. white, claire mostly. thank you very much. the founder of care for calais and also clay was telling me a bit earlier about the psychological impact on so many of the asylum seekers who are of see in detention who are fearing that they might be a central wonder. but many of those here also who have to deal with just another hurdle, another obstacle in that terrible journeys, but to you. thank you, natasha. a really good to hear from your guess. let's go to nadine baba who is alive in sussex along the english channel. nadeem, who are these people on the, are on the list who are about to be sent there with our disparate group. but just to explain where i am, i'm by get we careful. you can see the runway behind me and just a few 100 meters from here. is the brook house detention center where some of those who be given a formal notice that they're going to be center

a wonder are being held and, and including me that some of those who've been told it's going to happen next tuesday. now or recently, a group of 17 who were on the ruined the list and conducted a fight, a hunger strike. they were so desperate about that prospect. a care for kelly has actually said that they've spoken to a 100 people on the list or calling them and saying that almost all of them are overwhelmed by shock and despair. not really surprising, giving the, the, the hunger strike some of those involved of a middle eastern nations, other from other african countries. they've spoken to one man from syria who was hoping to join his brother near london. and has said that if he is said to rwanda, he will do his utmost not to stay in that country. and so the home office is sticking to its guns in april. it parson, nationality,

and nationalities and border act and a home of his source has told the british price that they expected and lawyers to in their words pull every trick in the book to try to stop these deportation flights. or the charities clearly feel vague that the plan is illegal, that they have a good chance of winning. and there's, there's a group, as i was saying, who've been told that they will be sent to next tuesday. but lawyers are saying that the lead legislation that will allow that to happen won't actually come into effect until later in june. so it's possible that this could all be delayed icon, ankle for that nadine barber efforts in suffolk slung english channel several 1000 refugees in migrants from latin america heading north through mexico towards the u . s. they left the city of tampa, tula, and guatemala border on monday active a say the group traveling in what's referred to as a caravan could be one of the largest migration movements in recent years. many of

spoken of getting themselves and their families to safety in the u. s. in finding work there, most of the migrants and refugees come from venezuela, cuba, haiti, and guatemala. i will see a little with this journey has been really tough. we left columbia because of the homophobia we both got physically and verbally attacked. we had to cross the darian gap and trails through menus xenophobic countries. in some others, people are nice to us, but a lot of thing has happened in this journey. lady, i tell global leaders that this has been a very difficult journey, but that nothing is impossible. we had to go out there and fight for our families and a better future. our correspond, manju or apollo, has been following the caravan. we're in southern mexico walking among thousands of migrants. the estimates that we've heard are anywhere between $4.50 migrants that are making their way from southern mexico, with the end goal of reaching the southern united states. the vast majority of people that we've encountered or from venezuela,

there are also people here from cuba, from countries and central america and elsewhere in the world. but again, one of the reasons that we're seeing such a mass mobilization of people is because of this idea that there are safety and numbers. there are immigration authorities that have been moving up and down the road throughout the course of the day. but they, for the most part, simply allowed people to make their way north this migrant care event taking place right now also happens to coincide with the summit of the americas taking place in the city of los angeles this week. this is something that is very much on the minds of the migrants that are, that are walking in this and this punishing heat of southern, of, of southern mexico. but again, unlike previous migrant caravans, this one is very homogenous, made up almost entirely. a venezuelan migrants all of them saying that their goal is to reach the united states. the belgian king and queen have attended a reef laying ceremony in the congress capital can shut up. at the 1st time,

a belgian monarch has travelled to the form of belgium colony moving at decade. king philip has previously expressed regrets about the suffering inflicted during belgian rule, but he's not issued a formal apology. millions of congress were killed or mutilated during that period . for decades, belgium imposed a brutal regime in what is now the democratic republic of congo. the trustees, which included force labor, torture amputations, and great began in $1885.00 on the king leopold. the 2nd, about 10000000 conga leaves died. the king's rule was deemed so cruel that 23 years later he was forced to relinquish control to belgium government. however conga leaves, with still unable to land vote or travel freely. before declaring independence in 1960, the congo had become african, which is colony producing about 70 percent of the wealth industrial diamond mesa.

the profits however, went to belgium. brussels has acknowledged some of the abuses carried out during the 75 year rule, but many argue it's public apologies. have fallen short for reclass ray is a human rights defender. she says belgium needs to make amends for the past. ringback the congo used to be on by your team or do so the mon, actually the voucher monarchy. and then he puts back to the belgian states and the government. so really that's been a lot of suffering. and it is really unfortunate that the king, the current seeing of belgium has never formerly afforded which i, even though he has expressed regret. but he has never for money apologize and never he's got reparation or, and also the return of the office park that was stolen from the congo. and because a lot of people actually want the china or the artifact and painting and

i was heritage. and he that was stolen by belgian court tonight. so could call and either because they said they safety that there was no c, v. these ation here in the corner when they arrived, even though there were 450, tried with their own situation. they're only 2 weeks and some of them their own writing and i forget. so or this was what to wait. because of the copy that he dissembled exploitation that the belgian impose on the colony who has resisted then they continued to raise it to the sea. so the atrocity of the red rubber, the weeping there was immune years to suffer by our answer. i will funding father and mother as should not become a case that goes unnoticed because they refuse to formally apologize even though they recognize they have just recall the brought the suffering of the what he but

they have refused to apologize. and this is not acceptable mos in indonesia going eco friendly. the nation's largest moscow's become the wells 1st place of worship, certified for sustainable design. it's been recognized for its efforts to reduce water and electricity consumption as lead to smaller mos attempting to do the same . jessica washington reports from jakarta. it was built in the late 19 seventy's to commemorate indonesia independence more than 200000 people can fit inside the istic la mosque. one of the capitals, most iconic buildings from the outside the mosque has looked much the same for decades. but sustainability was one of the main motivations during recent renovations. so damp out with our honda, this mosque is 42 years old and the equipment had not been replaced for a long time. as part of the renovation, solar panels were added to the roof. for now, they only support

a small percentage of the buildings, electricity consumption, and thanks to low flow chaps and treatment facilities. water usage has dropped by more than 30 percent. the is take law mosques. green initiatives aren't as good for the environment, but for its finances to, since it's renovation and it's switch to more energy efficient lighting, the mosques, electricity bills have more than harvest. in april, the mosque became the 1st place of worship in the world to receive certification for sustainable design from the international finance corporation. the renovations cost more than $35000000.00 paid for by the indonesian government human. massive is the law. we worked with the ministry of public works to realize our vision of an environmentally friendly mosque. on the outskirts of the capital worshippers at the small school started their own water saving initiatives with a low cost innovation,

which uses the souls of old shoes to create a stopper, to reduce the flow of water. and we have 650 children who study here about a leading good. we do get also environment from from the beginning. the mosque management also collects rubbish from the community, so it can be recycled. people comes to the box. if it's easier for us to go in for them and to get them in set up, we are, i think people polluted and sinking fast. the indonesian capital faces many challenges, eco mosques are just part of the effort to help ease the cities environmental burden. jessica washington al jazeera chicata. tollen is looking to rebuild its tourism industry off to losing billions of dollars during the pandemic with the government now easing entry restrictions visitors once again flocking to one at the

most popular markets. tourism is still far below pre pandemic levels. catching up as heard, a young has more a train squeeze us through this 500 meter stretch of railway, just west of bank hawk, about 6 times a day. and every time, hundreds of shopkeepers who set up a market directly on the tracks have to put away their tense, produce, and merchandise to make way. for locals, it's business as usual at the mike long railway market, even when the train is so close that hubbard gray ha, tourism is picking up again as thailand ease as its coven 19 entry restrictions. more people and money is a welcome change. and i don't wanna afford the pandemic lead to a huge drop in customers. it was drastic, those who visited board less than usual. so i only managed to make a heard of what i made before coven 19. before the pandemic thailand saw

nearly $40000000.00 visitors a year now the government is hoping for $15000000.00 despite the trop tourism, can bring in roughly $18000000000.00 into the economy to attract more people, the market has safety measures in place. mainland want bought. hi, how, why, when we sold the horn, the vendors know they must clear their stalls off the rail track. every one is safe because the train slows down. so it's not coming out of full speed or it cruises through the market slowly. from inside the train, it's locals who are cruising through seeing how foreigners once again walk to the market. it's been around since 19 o 5 shopkeeper se tradition is part of the attraction. oh oh, hello. oh yes, bill wind is only use umbrellas not tense. there is no electricity or water in the market than most people started to visit, said the number of mendez also increased as the government tries to rebuild its

tourism industry leaders, hope foot traffic in this market will be part of a wider trend across thailand. katya lopez will the young al jazeera so hes on al jazeera and all the writing, stanley cup holders get themselves back on track. all the ice hockey action coming up in moments. ah

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besieged garza strip. as part of the green herbs garza project funded by the italian government, jo, now faith has more. this is god's his 1st and only circus tent. it's behind to work up a group of italian volunteers, circus performers, skateboarders and artists. they're treating young palestinians in for youth activities. entre papa is known here is a possession. he and his truth are in high demand, are gods as received anyone in cheerful. our goal is to come to garza and train the children because unfortunately they cannot get out of here. shovel at all. i will continue to come and bring the circus to them in the coming years until this land is liberated, wondering at him of the palace, to the people in general. and the gardens, in particular, need to obtain their freedom to live in humanity and obtain their rights. and pretty much i will continue to come because simply they can't lead. he topped it up a whole new to juggle 8 years ago since then. this youngster has continued training

on his own. he dreamed that during the world with an international circus some day . although, the engine, when the italian, we've come to gaza, we learn something new every time. because of the seizure, we can't leave cars to learn these skills elsewhere. there's a lot more that i want to like, acrobatic with balancing and still at the port they built escape, park where both girls and boys are learning to masturbate the forward. it's not the 1st time these artists have visited god stuff. their training sessions have become popular among young people. they offer a rare opportunity for the children of the be seized in claim to play and have fun . the group is here to bolster sports and entertainment, which are restricted by israel's attacks. several facilities across garza have been destroyed in israeli bombing, flowing the development of projects for children. everybody in the war the can

remember and can see gods that just the ones that were not there any other moments. so we, through our project, through our exchange on god's for the day, we want to show the people that they're coming here and want to meet today, all the people in all over the world. but many of these are to say that the will keep coming back to god to draw a smile of the faces of a young one. you may see l g 0. gotta time for some sport, he is for marlene. thank you so much. 6 i major winter phil mickelson says he won't quit the pga tour as he prepares to feature in the opening event of a saudi back to golf tournament. on tuesday, former world number one, dustin johnson announced he was resigning from the to word to play and the leave a tournament in london. $48.00 players will be participating in the event which

tees off on thursday, nickle sing along with several other players, were forced to defend themselves for taking part in the controversial tour. i don't condone human rights violations at all. i. i don't get nobody here does of it throughout the world, and i'm certainly aware of what has happened with jamal k shogi and it's i think it's terrible. i've also seen the good that the game of golf has done throughout history. and i believe that live golf is going to do a lot of good for the game as well. oh, even speaking to you, k. golf rider, neil mclean, man about the impact the new series is having on the established golf order. it's a huge device. it's opened up in gulf and it's just going to get worse. so what's happening this week is the 1st event of the saudi back live series, the living, the invitation series. saudi money fronted by greg norman. so what's happened there is this 1st event of a this year that they affect to be

a break away. leaks are being paid appearance be to the biggest names. are phil mickelson this week. and johnson to play in this band also names like lee westwood impulse or the issue is that these plays have been told if you play in this event, you will face sanctions from the d. p. well, to european, so on the pga. so what happened is justin johnson, for example, that to resign from the pga to void dog sanctions. and we're basically just going to see what the gulf start isn't oldham just outside london on thursday, but then the political rim ramifications gonna get even bigger. it's just the sheer weights of money that's been thrown at the convent, for example, just in johnson who in february plan, he's full commitment to the p. j. e mail. have he's mind change. we said he felt that i was not about the money, but he's in the report to be paid over a $100000000.00 just as a parent. so this is what's going to be very interesting. what's gonna happen this year next year and the year off, the how many players is power struggle between established us and this new to the

saudi to live. so i'm going to throw so much money at play as it's going to be difficult. but the other players and if success, the carry on the other problem is not an applies. do go on this the, the live. so it's not a success player won't going. so we're really at the start of a huge developments in golf. former fee for president set bladders said he was too ill to testify on what was the 1st day of his and michelle bill attorney's corruption trial and switzerland. both are suspected of fraud and other charges amid what became part of the biggest corruption scandal to shake football's world governing body. the trial centers around an improper $2000000.00 payment that was made by bladder tupelo, teeny, who was had a view, a fight at the time. 86 year old latter who was had a fever for 17 years, could make his testimony on thursday. the pair deny any wrongdoing us really have moved a step closer to qualifying for the world cup in qatar. the bt united arab emirates she want in

a playoff. the match was played in doha to one of captors woke up stadiums. the with the winner was scored by eye on her switch. drilling will now play peru, the winner of that game will qualify for the finals are corresponded. joanna gaz, roscoe was at the game. australia always said that they play best when their backs are up against the wall. and the united arab emirates suddenly made sure of fat in this well cup, qualify in doha. on tuesday, they left australia frustrated in the 1st half and we didn't see any goals until the 2nd health jackson of wine scoring for the suckers midway through. but just minutes later, the united arab emirates with equal when cairo canada, schooled for them, and it was 11, putting more pressure on the sa cruise, but then aden, hostage school again for australia, putting them through to one into an intercontinental playoff against peru next week . as they seek a 5th straight world cup finals, suddenly for the united arab emirates,

this is the end of the road. they won't be able to end that 32 year. wait for return to the welcome to countries was hopes of winning that world cut met in munich in the way for nations league. germany drew 11 with england. the home team took the lead to yona hoffman. it was the 1st match between the team since england beat their old rivals at last year's european championship. a late harry came penalty level. the match up. that was his 50th international go. some of africa's best american football players will have the chance later this month to audition to play in the nfl league is staging its 1st ever official event on the continence a number of current nfl stars of african origin, such as the courts witty, pe and albino co runcle of the texans will take part in a week of activities. a talent camp will be accompanied by a fan event and a flag of football clinic. the nfl is looking to strengthen its ties with the continent currently has more than

a 100 talents that are either african born or 1st generation players. born in the united states, been golden states. hedge coach is steve kerr is expecting much more physicality from the boston celtics. for the remainder of the n b, a finals warriors star dream and green says he plans to continue playing aggressively before was was widely criticized for his tactics. in golden states series leveling when on sunday, many believed he should've been ejected the series now had to boston with game 3 happening later on wednesday. i would expect to morrow to be really competitive road from the store. we know they're going to bring a level 2 psychology um, you know, a good that we brought last game and we gotta be prepared for that. let's have a day, like maybe the new york rangers to level their conference final series at 2 games apiece. 2 time defending champions, the lightning led from the start of the game to the end to win for one in tampa. game 5 is back in new york. on thursday,

the winter of the series will face the colorado avalanche, who swept the edmonton oilers to reach the stanley cup finals. okay, and that is all your sport for now. back to you, marlene, i expire. and that's it for me, melinda. by the best news, i'll be back in just a moment. with much more the days you stay with us here on al jazeera. if you are looking for more information, any of our stories go to our website. ah . across the wells, young activists and organizers are on the move. the day we do the work i heard in the 1st of a new series to people in new york city, use different tools and means to fight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a nation wide problem. network wires,

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