is debating a bill seeking to raise billions of dollars to the super rich. poor families hit hard by counting a cost on al jazeera for did remy, they simply molina families to pain is unbearable for their relatives were killed last week during a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died in combat, but neighbors and family members insist they were innocent, taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's defense minister by the me to president said the armed forces, we're obliged to defend that country from a regular groups that added that human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border with be investigated. ah,

the you case 1st deportation flight carrying asylum seekers to rolanda is cancelled off to a last minute ruling by the european court. if human rights. ah . hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dough are also coming up us president joe biden, the ad saudi arabia to his upcoming middle east trip, and about face to seek relief from high oil prices. survivors of masika and became a facet of being left, displaced and defenceless. and disappointment from millions of farm south korea specimen. tom says they've had a rough patch going on an indefinite ah . britain supposed deportation. flight of asylum seekers to rolanda didn't get off the ground after last minute intervention by the european court of human rights. the controversial policy has been criticized as being in

humane and has been legally challenged. the government insists it's necessary to stop dangerous attempts to enter the u. k. letting bother reports from london. waiting to depart for a wonder, but even with the plain in position at an air base in western england, the legal challenges continued. lawyers for a handful of asylum seekers still do to be flown to cook gully, asked the european court of human rights to get them off. the deportation list. it did, and suddenly the flight was called off. on monday, the court of appeal had ruled the flight. could go ahead that decision prompted protests here at the home office. the home secretary pretty patel has always said her department expected the agreement with rwanda reached in april to be fought in the courts. but the british government has already paid romando more than a $150000000.00 for infrastructure, and it insists it scheme will deliver. i was before the 1st flight was expected to leave the foreign secretary said it didn't matter how many people are on it. it's

a key pause about strategy for tackling the polling people smugglers who are trading in people types and dreams, and in many cases costing that lives. and this is why it's vitally important that we press forward with. busy policy and if people are on the flight to day, they will be on subsequent flights to wanda. while the prime minister sharing a cabinet meeting made a different argument. the objective is to ensure that we make that clear distinction. i think everybody can see is fair and reasonable between legal immigration to this country by safe and legal roots, which we support the, uphold and protect. because we will understand the benefits that it brings, and distinguishing that from dangerous and illegal cross channel migration, which we intend to saw. refugee rights advocates point out most people crossing the english channels don't have a safe and legal route to claim asylum in britain. people are forced to take the

route because there are so safety route to travel into a country that the u. k. so what the government does with the board, the policies they fuel, the business model that people just because what they should be doing instead of. so playing that base and trying to support people who simply want to claim asylum here, they should be opening up more safer to travel people to get here. they didn't have to risk their lives. on tuesday. activists blocked the road near a detention facility, trying to stop vans, taking any one on the flight list. the hoping a warning to case next month, challenging the plunge legality. will stop any flights from going ahead. the dean barbara al jazeera london, joe biden, so strip as u. s. president, the middle east will include saudi arabia. he's looking to reset the relationship with america's old ally, which had soured after the murder, the saudi, john leshaw ha shoji visits to israel and the occupied west banker also on january

is our white house correspondent, kimberly helped it's a reversal of his pledge he made before becoming president, to isolate the kingdom of saudi arabia, we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact, the pariah that they are. but now after weeks of speculation, the white house confirms us president joe biden will make a trip next month to saudi arabia to sit down with its leaders. officially biden's trip is to improve us saudi relations. but the president is under pressure to convince gulf leaders to pump more oil to help bring down spiking us gas prices. given saudi arabia's poor human rights record. the president is being criticized by members of his own democratic party for ignoring human rights in favor of economics. this is someone who butchered an american resident,

a cut him up into pieces in the most terrible and premeditated way until a saudi arabian mixer, a radical change in terms of human rights. i wouldn't want anything to do with him . the white house admits a meeting between bided and the saudi crown. prince mohammed been salman, blamed by us intelligence for the murder of washington. post journalist shemelle ha shoji is possible, but it's down playing the encounter, noting by then we'll meet with dozens of leaders, including the saudi king. solomon, president biden is also traveling to israel and the occupied west bank islands under pressure to advocate for a criminal investigation into the assassination of al jazeera journalist, sharing abu ack clay. an american citizen, shot and killed by israel's forces, will on assignment last month in the occupied westbank city of jeanine semi vine.

and we'll meet with palace daniel leaders, including mark motor boss, as well as israel's prime minister, naphtali bennett. but he is facing criticism for leaving and place. the policies of predecessor donald trump bailing to condemn israel's illegal settlements or reopened the u. s. consulate in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. every single promise that was central to jo biden's foreign policy, as a vision of sustaining recuperating and reimagining, our role on the world stage has been betrayed and trodden over. officially, the president's trip is about advancing us interests in the middle east. by given jo biden's plunging popularity, the ramifications of the trip back in the united states, maybe even more consequential. kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. the

french president has declared nato will do all it can and russia's invasion of ukraine while conceding no one knows what the conflict has in store. manual macro arrived in romania to begin a tour of eastern europe, which will also take him to moldova. both country ship borders with ukraine. france has around 500 soldiers deployed in romania will inside ukraine. government forces say they've been trying to get the last civilians out of sabera. don. yes, russia has destroyed all the bridge is out of east and city and is fighting to take control in its battle to the don bass region. trial stratford as more from key members of ukraine security services run for cover as the sound of a shell cocks through the air and explodes close boy prison in the basement, a group of elderly residents is hiding. during a brief, lo, they emerge from the shelter, dazed and terrified. the police tell them to get into the vehicle quickly. another

show explodes, the car policies a body on the street. just a few kilometers south the wreckage of what were people's homes still burns. this is lucy chance, one of the 2 remaining cities that russia doesn't control the lucas region. the ukraine, an army says, russian forces have destroyed the loss of 3 bridges. that used to connect the city with neighboring sivilton esque over the river to the north. potentially making it very difficult for soldiers volunteer units. and what the ukranian military says on many civilians refusing to leave or trapped inside. we are civilians. why are they shelling us as if junior? we don't have any one here. no soldiers, why are they bombing? says a friend, or do they stand by a grave where one of their 2 neighbors was hastily buried in recent days. but she was, and you see at the top of them, they all asked this question,

why don't you leave? but where are we supposed to go? this is our land. we grew up here. we live here. our mothers and fathers are buried here in the cemetery. these residents line up to get water from a fire truck ukrainian or sorry to say there's be no waterfall that tricity for days on exploded rockets are stuck in the earth and rubble. people here say russian shilling is increasing all the time. and that's interesting. after that, they started shooting very hard. many people began to leave. or at least the ones who had some way to go. military analysts say most of ukraine, soviet built weaponry has been destroyed. and crane. an army says it needs more long range artillery and tanks. if it is to stop the russian advance, ukraine's western partners of already central promise to send military hardware worth millions of dollars. ukraine says it's no in a sufficient and it's not getting to the front lines fast enough. as nato defense

ministers, a scheduled to meet in brussels on wednesday, there are many ukrainians increasingly asking whether the west can sustain or even build upon its level of military support. charleston but al jazeera, give me ukraine's president is urged, his forces fighting in the east to wear down rushes offensive. jacqueline is struck as before. we have casualties in there painful for us, but we have to hold the line. this is our country. it is vital that we hold the line here and the done back, the more losses the enemy self is fair, the less power they will have to continue their aggression. this is why the dumbasses key as to who will come to dominate in the weeks ahead. russia has been dozens of british journalists and citizens from entering the country. moscow says it's in response to biased information about moscow's military operation and ukraine, and don bass star from the bbc sky news. the guardian and the times are among those included in the ban several people linked to britain's defense industry. i've also

been bored and less confusion about the whereabouts of jailed russian opposition. politician, alexia, val, me. his legal team says he's been moved out of the prison where he'd been serving his sentence. russian media says he was moved to a maximum security facility. not only was arrested last year upon returning from germany, where he recovered from a nerve agent poisoning. he blamed on the kremlin, he was in prison for parole violations and later had more time added for fraud and contempt of court. the chinese economy is showing signs of partial recovery. that's according to newly released government data. strict code 19 restrictions week retail sales and a slump in the housing market. all res, fears of a negative impact on the world's 2nd largest economy. katrina, you has more from beijing. wasn't all bad news, but these figures are showing that china 0 tolerance approach to the pandemic is continuing to take a toll on its economy. now 1st to the good news, china's industrial output from ne,

was slightly up by 0.7 percent compared to the year before. now, that's not a spectacular figure by any means. but authorities here say that it does point to some stabilization and it also does beat for costs of an actual drop in may. we also saw that property sales was slightly up from the month before. but when you look at the bad news, domestic consumption remains varying. a very worrying weeks. but we had retail sales down by 6.7 percent compared to a year earlier, which is not very surprising considering that for the entire month of may, china is biggest city high can find all of its 25000000 residents. and we also had some other restrictions in other cities and locked down fears, spurring millions of residents not to spend there were saving more and certainly they weren't spending on big ticket items like car sales. now we saw car sales down 17.3 percent compared to a year earlier. no chinese officials say that there is some recovery taking place.

it's on the slow slide, but things will look up in june according to them. but analysts, i've spoken to say that any meaningful or real economic recovery that sustainable is going to be very difficult. as long as china's leaders refused to live with the virus. are you an expert says children have been deliberately targeted by me and mazama since last year's military take over. the un special rapture on human rights and be in law, says they receive reports of $142.00 children who tortured by soldiers, police, and pro malicious un says nearly $400.00 children have been killed or maimed by armed groups. since the coo and 250000, have been displaced. so to come here and just there, including, we'll look at the full out after an indigenous leader in ecuador is arrested during america's best known starz hit the big apple. this year's try make a festival kicks off under a shorter name expanded program morning. ah

hello petty, a hate across the middle east at the moment since suddenly he will blow his way down towards us here in the gulf over the next few days. as you can see, lots of hazy sunshine around 46 celsius there for baghdad touch high. therefore, q weight 41 here in doha wins will pick up as we go. wanted to the 2nd half of the week, a could be simulated. dustin sat around as shamal just setting in once again. so 44 celsius here in doha. as we go on into thursday elsewhere, lottie dry and settled on a 2 shower still in place across 30, up towards the corks. it's a chance of a shower or 2 just around the southern end of the red sea as well. north of that jerry drive, cuz know the parts of africa, plenty of heat around here, 30 some celsius. therefore kyra. and then we got to get scattering a showers across west africa. now some very heavy rain. they're just pushing out

sofa nigeria, easing across ben in togo. molly, pushing across a good part of god as well. central parts of africa. well, a shower still a little under played here, my friend that city the case across that eastern side of the a region east marys of can. yes. do not seem to be much rain somalia, likewise, wet weather, just flirting with the coast the far coast of south africa. but by and large, it's dry ah. the from the world's most populated region in depth stories from across asia and the pacific with diverse cultures. and conflicting politics, one 0, one east on al jazeera, informed opinions, there was a need, fabulous federal government take action to really facilitate aid, right. in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera

hulu. ah, ah, welcome back. a good amount about top stories here. this allied, the 1st deportation flight that was supposed to take a sodom sequence from the u. k to the one that has been cancelled last minute intervention by the european court of human rights. cat people from being flown out . dr. barton will now include saudi arabia on the itinerary of his 1st middle east trip as us president. he's looking to reset the relationship at a time when the u. s. is pushing for more oil to be pumped to produce high actual prices. and ukraine says it's military is trying to get the last remaining siblings out of cetera. don, yes,

russia is getting closer to taking over the eastern city as it tightens its grip on the dawn, thus reaching the well food program says it's suspending food 8 to 1700000 people in south saddam because it doesn't have enough money. soaring prices of food linked to the war and ukraine. i've left agencies struggling for funds, years of fighting and climate change of pushed more than 60 percent of the population toward severe hunger. a doubling p says it needs $426000000.00 over the next 6 months. we are particularly concerned with these cars, especially because these cars are happening at the start of the lean season. when families have completely exhausted any food reserves and are likely to continue to suffer acute levels of hunger as the lean season deepens, essentially wi fi in south saddam, we are in farming prevention mode. more than 2 thirds of the population are

experiencing a serious humanitarian and protection crises and require humanitarian assistance to survive. of these, we estimates that $8300000.00 people, including internally displaced persons and refugees will endure acute severe hunger during the lean season. survivors of the massacre in bikini faso say they've been left defenseless and homeless. at least a 100 people were killed down. there's anger against the country's military rulers who promised to end such attacks. cattle at the top of your report. these villagers survived a massacre there now looking for a new home in the town of dory in northern parking affair. so is too dangerous to stay. what's left of their village of say, 10 to 4 days ago, at least a 100 people were killed by armed groups. survivors who would rather not show their face on camera, say they're now displaced and defenseless. a are in disarray. we have no place to

stay. we have nothing to eat and we don't know what to do. we need help. so we can return to our village when it comes down to where you want to stay in your own home . attacks by arm groups linked to al qaeda and i saw mostly in the north and east, have kill thousands of people and displaced nearly 2000000 since 2015. now these families are part of those statistics. in the capitol woke a dongle. the latest attack is fueling disappointment. the government's failure to control these types of assaults letter, military coup in january. critics say the newly appointed military leader is also falling short. while after the military seas paula, we were told the new government would fight terrorism. but we are still waiting. it is not a question of trust and they have to prove that they've taken up arms for good reason. rick, the director of the daily newspaper says the military takeover may have been

applauded at 1st, but in security persists. nearly 300 civilians and soldiers have been reportedly killed over the past 3 months. yahoo macapp and why it didn't operate just months after the cool people have become disillusioned. the future doesn't look so positive. and today we have the impression that i'm groups are getting even more ground. now, calls are mounting for the military to shift its approach and improve. security has thousands of displays, families who have lost everything we are forced to rebuild their lives. katya lopez of the young al jazeera protest as of marston, brazil's capital demanding answers and justice after the disappearance of an indigenous expert. and a british journalist group, pereira don phillips, went missing in the amazon last week, after receiving threats. but he said, arrested a 2nd suspect in connection with their disappearance. the leader of ecuador largest indigenous organization has been detained after he rallied against the government. the united eases lawyer says it's not clear what his plan has actually been

arrested for and has called his detention illegal. all aftermarket editor lucille newman reports tempers were already reaching boiling point when the government ordered the arrest of lou. neither isa leader of ecuador confederation of indigenous peoples. the powerful organization had just begun a national strike to demand that fuel food and fertilizer prices be lowered and frozen. shortly before the arrest isa had sent a stern message to president d, yet more lasso de la mortgages. the fuel kinetic if the president does not respond to any of our demands incident that we will continue indefinitely. ecuador is acute economic crisis, made much worse by the pandemic, has led to a sharp rise in prices, hunger and malnutrition. well, he says the rest has angered indigenous communities that produce the lion's share of the countries. fresh food in ecuador, it's amazon region,

the combative indigenous organization that represents more than 1500 communities is calling for a national uprising. other things filled an oyster. maximilian dick with dorian state has kidnapped our lead of i'm summoning all the presidents of all indigenous nationalities, organizations, federations communities, to rise up and march and reach every city in the country law this. oh, it's not an empty threat. less than 3 years ago. the indigenous confederation brought ecuador his previous government to which needs to strikes and sometimes violent public protest hulu. after paralyzing the country for 10 days, the government caved in to demand to retract the increase in fuel prices as required by the i. m. f. president law. so says he says arrest is to prevent those whom he accuses of spreading instability from paralyzing the country. again. sir,

you miss yo la beeping so young villa hope bordered the rest of the intellectual and material authors. yvonne an axe has begun. now it is up to the public prosecutor's office and the courts to act off because no one is above the law, the cl up. what would all indications are that the government's response to mountain the rest is likely to make an already explosive situation. even worse? you see a newman al jazeera now south korean boy band and global superstars. bts say they're taking an indefinite break to work on soto projects. shares of the bands management agency tumbled in early trading, wiping out $1700000000.00 of its market value. the cape of icons who made their debut in 2013 say they're going through a rough patch and trying to find an identity for the group. that's broken. alex tight rang, lee is a professor. the school of global communication at king he university joins us live from sol, alex, good to have you with us. so this break up will come as

a huge disappointment. the bts is army of fans. why now? and what's been the reaction there in south korea? and i think you know, the bts quite, you know, the shipper star group in korean pop industry. but now that they already grown up, you know, the members, you know, average asia is approaching, you know, the so t, so that is quite normal process in the korean pop industry. you know, the, when the members are gone, i've been that they must start that their own business. so i think i should do this . the decoration is definitely kind of a right of passage. you know, the, the bts is already going up and then we're gonna start to our solar project. but it doesn't mean, you know, they no longer, you know, to kind of, okay, activity them is. yeah. they will do it their own, you know, and shoot a business. yeah. and alex, this break up us a raffle. the stock market because bts as management agency, had $1700000000.00,

white trough a share value, been the same company that acquired the music label. for arianna grand day and justin bieber does this have a much broader impact in terms of the global entertainment market that yeah, actually the in industrial you know, the realm that you will, you know, give kind of the negative impact by my, my opinion actually that this kind of negative impact will be a temporally, you know, that they will start to their own business and then they will produce another synergy because it actually, you know, they will, you know, develop their own career as a single, you know, be shown over actor, whatever. and then they have a better strong, solely in the global. and then, you know, this is, i think, you know, the unpredictable action of resources that they kind of another, you know, the market or another profit. so i think actually that i still believe that this global tandem will, you know, that developed another, you know, the b g s. so you know, image and alex, it is worth pointing out. the b t s is one of the biggest symbols of south korea.

soft power, i mean they've met with presidents that meant the white house that met were leaders that even at the u. n. so what does this mean for south korea as a nation? do you think? yeah, actually that because even though our children are produced by this korean pop idol system, but they'll impact these already goes beyond that these grand national border. so you will call that another problem. but the, i my opinion, the b s and not neil really actual national symbol of korea. not really adjectives of our centralized because it now though, of course, after that you will, some of power will use these kind of be just the image of photo. you know, the enhancing of the power button is that what you actually, you know, be just contribute is a definite to the, you know, the political situation in america, for instance, asian, you know, the identity, something later alex has a final 4 q and b t a say they've lost direction, they've lost identity. what is the say more broadly about south korea's k pop?

seen? i mean, k pop has had its fair share of ups and downs and even scandals. doesn't it? yeah, actually that you should know that this is a case of either system is not really answered in music. you know, the industry as we are familiar with them. it's not like a b 2. it's not like, you know, the republican j pop. they're capable, either stay focused on the, you know, the celebrated, they try to selling the celebrate the p t s a while with them, but the bts try to read just this one. they are very successfully created this image. not idle, but you know that they don't wanna actually then that satisfy with this kind of image, you know, vidal, so i think there is some post successful and you know, the part, okay, because with this, but yeah, this isn't, this is at the point, you know, if you understand a korean pop, either system, you know, it's not like a selling music, but, you know, selling, you know, this character alex talk langley, really good to talk to you. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. thank you for having me. now what started up the try back

a film festival 21 years ago is now just the tri becca festival, while the name is shorter, its offerings that expanded to include not any feature films, but also television series music videos and games. kristen smith, he attended the event in new york. you're just as likely to spot famous musicians as film stars on the red carpet of this years. try back a festival from jennifer lopez who premiered her documentary half time. i do this too, and it will make them feel safe because i want to taylor swift now and aspiring director as well as mega pop star. we carried a lot of our films with an eye towards the larger audience. the annual festival founded by jane rosenthal and actor robert de niro aims to showcase culturally relevant as well as entertaining films. this year schedule includes documentary on abortion, reparations, and freedom of the press. there like cultural conferences,

people get together. and i've always loved festivals and all the ones i've been to over the years. and i'm glad that we have this one here. oh, but rebecca is also about alias movie stars like de niro himself and al pacino this year reuniting to celebrate the 1995 crime drama heats. go with live conversations, another big draw for try back a feature tennis. great. john mcenroe and civil rights act of his al sharpton. each talking about their own films. and you're just as likely to see celebrities in the audience as on screen, whether it's historically met to new york city is an honor to be a part of that conversation. the try back a festival was founded after the attacks of.