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a number of explosions hit the afghan capital one of them targets us seek temple. ah, i'm robinson, this is our deceive, alive from doha. also coming up resilient, please confirm the domains found in the amazon rain forest, all those of but his journalist dom phillips, residents of lot of music as he welcomes the european commission supports for ukraine's e u membership plus i'm not going to be with them yet. i'm going to our international meeting president biden's as his controversial trip to saudi arabia, a wanting to talk with crime prince muhammad been sama

ah at least one person's reportedly been killed in a blas at a seek place of worship. in the afghan capital. seek officials say they've evacuated 3 people from the temple in kabul. as many as the 30 people are thought to have been inside when the explosion happened. it was one of a series of blasts in the capitol on saturday morning. brazilian, please say human remains found on the amazon rain forest. all those of missing british journalists, don phillips, have yet to identify other remains thought to belong to indigenous expert. bruno pereta, who was traveling with phillips, investigate, to say, a suspect in custody, as confessed to killing the men and burying them in the rain forest. but local, indigenous people insist organized crime groups were involved, monica iraqi reports from re edition. it'll using dna matching brazil's federal police. i identified the mortal remains of british

journalist don phillips. he was travelling with indigenous expert little no bit. eda, when both men were killed. indigenous leader batt, to my reuben told us his people need time to mourn the loss of 2 men who defended their cause. he says the union of the indigenous people of the job id valley will continue patrolling the reservation. working to stop illegal fishermen and poachers . but go my guess, don't you give that to so, but it's a question of survival. we live in an area which is home to the largest number of on contacted indigenous tribes in the world. they don't go to the local market to buy food. they depend on fishing to keep their families alive. abdulla they did, and phillips were found 10 days after they went missing. when the local fishermen amadi over by costa confessed to their killing, he led police to a burial site in the rain forest. more than 3 kilometers from the river,

where both men were ambitious. it was not the 1st time he and betty i had met. we witnessed this encounter between him in that costa last december. the police called the murders, an isolated act. they said there is no proof they were commissioned by some one else, but might, old was says he believes legal. fishing is directly linked to money laundering from drug cartels a lot on others. eyes get busy blessing for muslim quality products to say this was an isolated crime is a mockery, not only for the families of both men, but for all those who have died defending the amazon threats. she had said diginero, expert, sidney persuadable says present j bowl. so mattel is responsible for empowering people to we're trying to legally exploit the amazon. we will visual never in history has been a worse time for brazil's amazon like now, not even during the military regime, the murder of dom phillips, them but

a little bit it. i happened 4 months before brazil's presidential elections. casting a spotlight on a remote area of the brazilian amazon forest. there's nobody valley is the size of austria and home to the world's largest number of isolated indigenous tribes. monica not give al jazeera, rio de janeiro groans, but to join the european union's good. a boost to the european commission saying that both it and moldova should be granted candidate status. it's an outing step toward forward and the lengthy process to achieve full status within the you. all 27 member states will need to approve ukraine's candidate status. at a summit next week, commission president osa, on the line says that ukrainians have shown they are ready to die for their european dream. in the u. s. the commission ukraine has clearly demonstrated the

country's aspiration and the country's determination to live up to european values and standards ukraine before the war had already embarked on its way towards the european union for 8 years now, it had already been gradually moving closer to our union ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is called the move, a historic achievement was she and i, she is at his nikki, either recently, now we are only one step away from fully fledged integration into the e. u. we have a positive assessment from the european commission concerning candidate status for ukraine, and it is a historic achievement for all who work for our country. we just have to wait for the decision of the european council next week. i think ukraine made everything possible for this decision to be positive. russian president vladimir putin says it's ukraine's choice if it wants to join the block, but it risks becoming a semi quality, if it does it, will it use kimball? completely?

sure. not to pay them when we've seen the v. you is not a military alliance, unlike nato. but that's why we've always said our position here is consistent and clear. we have nothing against it. it's a sovereign decision of any country to join an economic alliance or not. and it's up to this economic union to accept new member states or not. but he knew it. i could, i was president, declared a state of emergency in 3 provinces because of ongoing protest. miguel law so says he's committed to defending the capital and the country. the protesters are mostly indigenous people. they've set up roadblocks and several states and demanding cuts to fuel prices. and a temporary barnum debt repayment for small farmers. you as president joe biden says he will not meet saudi arabia's conference one on one during his visit next month. biden's been facing criticism off to the white house, announced his trip to react. he once vowed to make saudi arabia a pious state after the murder of journalists, yamaha shows he. i'm not going to be with them yet. i'm going to

a international meeting. if you're going to be part of it, just like there are people part of the discussion today going to the goals as a professor of international affairs at texas and m university. he says sold and gas prices and high inflation to put president biden in a difficult position. i think that he's climbing down from some pretty tough campaign. rhetoric, calling on the ground, prince bry saying he was going to isolate him. and you know, the fact is that he's going to be in the same room with him. and i'm not sure why he'd be going to saudi arabia except to talk to him. but obviously he's gotta, he's got to work the domestic side of this and, and, and back away from some very strong language he used during the campaign. the president wants to show the american people that he's doing everything. he can even at the margins to bring down the price of gasoline. the ukraine issue just brought into very stark relief. the fact that saudi arabia is still the major player in the

world oil market. and even though the long term goal of the by the administration is clearly the reduce, the importance of fossil fuels. that's not going to happen in the short term. people are still driving their cars and they still need gasoline. and so combined with these other geopolitical issues in the middle east, the ukraine war and the effect it's had on energy markets is really driving the bite administration back into a relationship with saudi arabia. oh ok, we're getting a number of reports that rockets have struck, garza, the israeli army, says, is targeting what it calls military sites. these are pictures that have just been coming in to us now it is normal. but if there is any sort of interaction between israel and gas, of that there is a somewhat carefully coordinated effort made by both sides in order to try to hate targets, which are not necessarily going to be specific infrastructure buildings or hate civilians. but as you might be able to see from these pictures,

there are flashes of flame and a lot of smoke. and this which indicates that they are actually hitting specific pieces of infrastructure when possibly buildings rather than the more often than not an open field, which is normally targeted by the israelis in gas. i know, of course, the story is just developing, we're just getting more information is coming in. as soon as we have a more cohesive picture of what's going on, we're going to bring it to rwanda's foreign ministers calling for the de escalation intentions along the border with democratic republic of congo. it's after congress soldier was killed in an exchange of fire. the frontier tensions been rising between the neighbors who had a strained relationship for decades. alex o'brien, the courts, ah, angry crowds in democratic republic of congo pushed towards the border with rwanda . the chanting slogans against their london president polka, gummy. oh, it's too much now. this provocation for the people of rhonda. it's not the 1st time

that we've seen the situation with the crowd had gathered after a connolly soldier walked from the city of goma towards rwandan territory firing his weapon. rwandan soldiers shot back, 2 of them were injured, the congolese soldier was killed and when his body was brought back across the border, the dead soldier was given a hero's welcome here with spruce the courage of real sold you by giving his life to feeding the respect and honor of our country. we're asking our government to support us so that we can defend ourselves against poor, gummy, and his people. people here blame there, wandered president for recent escalation of violence between connolly's forces and the m. 23 armed group. d. r. congo accuses, were wonder of supporting funding and arming the growth something kigali denies.

the analysts the very word again, 23, which has this extraordinary new energy. and the company's a certain suspect that rwanda is giving new weapons new arms. i. everyone is wired that it's going to cease, go my and that would change the balance of power in the region. on wednesday, thousands and going up march towards the border, ransacking shops and searching suspected of carrying the london. this mineral rich frontier has been unstable for decades, but the un says hate speech directed to water. abundance is fueling mistrust between the communities. all of that moralists have create as created. why did they get it? kind of a temperature that you haven't been really stressed today in gama, are you well with people basically taking stones and believing that they're able to go crossing ronda and go to godaddy and they're basically tech. i got it by hand. oh,

dear congo is now limiting border crossings. it's president felix jesse kitty is accusing we're wonder, a trying to occupy his land. military commanders do to meet on sunday to discuss the deployment of a regional force to try to keep the peace. alixia brian al jazeera. ok, let's go back to our top story, those explosions in the afghan capital a we're hearing that there has been a blast at a seek place of worship and the afghan capital and couple seek officials say they've evacuated 3 people from the temple in couple it was one of a series of blasts in the capital on a saturday morning, let's go mourners with phi sal and he's a professor of but political science at cobble university. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. i understand that you are in a couple, at the moment, were you able to hear any of the explosions when they happened this morning? no, no, unfortunately, we ordered my living close by the were sanity. no mad, the exclusion sir. and also that talk sort of hurt or just a minute. so go or

a gun fired short serve in ne, slowed down. oh my, it was a complex attack. one. no, no, go to the water. a sick girl. no worship fingers site. no, no, dear daughter casualties. yet to be before could go officially, both that over. there had been i a lull in the number of bomb attacks when the taliban took over afghanistan. and then we did see an increase in the number of attacks during a rama down as at any indication. first of all, who might be behind this latest one? a not actually a wind turbine and power, the error of taliban, or lacking good capacity to cause capacity of counterterrorism. counter insurgency, the, all the solid cur, maritally, international law, mo, until sharing go support. so it will be a when a tough job with

a difficult job for tightly bound to narrow secured, or at least the big cities certainly securing the whole country with the children that have gone has done is having ruby are really much difficult for taliban in such a capacity or such attacks on minorities are of been recently are in there. my responsibility has been usually taken by now does share her son now, but there are many other groups also arctic for it is simply if we see the it is not the resistance, sir. or my of for the says the earliest national to resist and for to says, dear over freedom fighters at the name of the civil law that were criminal murphy, our group served the order or somehow disturb lazing situation with an afghan, a stand to benefit for themselves and i said, explained to have you know that, that hotter than as it is another and name for the for i saw there slamming state or group. let me ask you about the fact that this has targeted

a seek police of place of worship. previously we've seen a tax arm which have involved and assaults on mosques as well as other and secular buildings. why do you think you are are? is there any significance? do you think in the fact that a seek temple has been targeted in this case? yeah, it's not due for the storm or minority sir. specifically. are my sheer minority and sick girl and him my little to the of been i'd talked and passed many years or with the harshest attack, sir, we have in our mind. urban collateral damage was her happening. herb murray. group sir, who benefits from mo, such a target? and the odd where my targeting civil in that tags for the it will benefit off doing it instead of and there and stability and messaging the central government or in the previous. and now the current government that they do not have control over population security, their city are parameters and they can not her,

her defender and the local population. specifically, there are minorities which is cleared. so, you know, bad govern and strap, and beards distance between people and the government and had increases. herb my trust deficit, no witcher to sell for somehow. talent is their central government grip over the country over the population. so now it can be related there with the symbols sir. i tax which happened and on the sick minority and anger hard in carbon land austin now passed many years. and these attacks sort of somehow there were a series or for a tax on my, the different minorities located in afghanistan. you mentioned that there is a growing trust deficit between the people of afghanistan and the taliban. at least in terms of the taliban is ability to contain and control this kind of attack. is there any effort being made by people in afghanistan to put pressure on the taliban

to deal with this kind of thing? oh my, i think in several cases sir, my local people there for demonstrated their their grievance. the i've been out during the even and past the i've done some my demonstration is also built sharing go the other glover and send a andras to with media. the air, the i don't even communicating directly with my a taliban leadership on the specific uses or no. the problem is that taliban suddenly within government it's only 9 months pastor that taliban and cobbling power are expecting them to have a stronger grip on said her situation and controlling such as will tig town. it needs a pretty it needs to be done, cooperation. it needs people or cooperation and it also needs some kind or for counterterrorism counter insurgency at planning,

which to luck. so the question is mounting one different area on the pallet, one government to be of economic alert. my case is currently powered d from and, and drought is been getting harsher or economic girl or of gunner said to freezing that is increasing and mounting problem. so under governor governor and say, and not having recognition legitimacy that santander, 80 off british on pallet brand. so it all somehow encompasses and increases problems within the country, rather than helping anybody else. fi son as a professor of political science had couple university. so we appreciate you joining us and our da 0. thank you very much. indeed, for your time somali as government says that 70 algebra fighters, including 3 foreigners, have been killed after the army filed what it says was an attempt to terror attack . the on group was attempting to ambush an army base in the region of goggle dude.

some on his information minister says a man who was intending to conduct a suicide bomb attack has been arrested. bruce president, pedro castillo has appeared before national prosecutors for questioning. in a corruption case is accused of receiving bribes for public work contracts. 6th, cotton politicians and a former minister also being investigated kasteel as the 1st peruvian leader when lucy times to be investigated. while an office. 6 let me bring you some bringing use out of garza regarding those rocket strikes that have been happening in the last few hours. israeli military says it's been targeting what it calls military sites and a sam we can talk to or, you know, i'll saeed. who is our correspondent in garza, on the phone, una, if you can hear me, can you tell me what the targets are? yes. so there was one rocket that the military said,

i was blanched from the got the strip that was intercepted by the iron dome. and then it said through military posts, because it's trip in the central gall, this trip area where it targeted by an israeli raid. there were no, actually, any cases could be reported, or no billions hurt or anything lost of material damage in the post. other than that, nothing has been reported until now. we're still looking closely that it's such an incident happened suddenly and $43.00. that's our, your rates in, in the quite a, quite some time now. you know, tell us about this rocket that was fired from gaza in the last few days or so. what doing more, do we know about that?

we, there isn't a certain, there isn't a certain faction or policy an armed group that has until now cleaned responsibility for this rocket that has been fire is really media. on the other hand is over. they think that it could be a retaliation for the killing of the 3 policy and on goods in any g, which happened before last night or last night. so it was like a retaliation on thursday going, so they say or the crane that this could be a retaliation for the killing of the 3 palestinian on the other hand carried the got district. know they're good. yes. 3 clean responsibility for it. that's a time it is just one rocket that was intercepted by the iron dome stores or you were just looking at some of the pictures here. please correct me if i'm

wrong in this. my understanding is that when there isn't, is really retaliatory attack there is, there are specific targets said the israeli will, is really well a might in order to they say limit the number of civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. but they're doing it in order to make a retaliation and make a point. the pictures we're looking at seem to be significantly different. there seems to be a lot of smoke and a lot more flame coming out. are these the same targets? these are, these would normally attempt to hit or is this something different? usually they are the same targets, but the, the, the can, the targeting every time. it's different every time. so, oh, both it's time. it is just one rocket with seen less less retaliation in thompson or in $103.00 and $5.00 israeli military some time. but at this time it was pretty

tight. several, several bell posts were targeted. yes, they were all in the central because it's trip. and at what location, but there was a lot of material damage. there were lots of rocket fits where rating are those that where where a rating on the location. and that's what could the lot of flyers to happen, even in those agriculture close to the school. so basically i'm talking about the 1050 off the rates that were conducted last night that even the agriculture land around the post or military posts or the policy in fact you have, i think the where affected and i could culture where, you know, thank you very much indeed young i'll say joining us on the phone from guys and we're going to come back to you. obviously we find out more about what's going on, but for now, thank you very much indeed. all the tensions high in the occupied. why spank many

people have responded to local initiatives to fill the streets with the palestinian flag. but his reading settlers living illegally on palestinian territory are hoping to stop the flags being raised. if abraham reports, ah, it's a simple act of flying a flag. but in the occupied westbank reading, the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested. the symbolic gesture has become even more important in recent weeks. indeed, the tone of her water on the north of the west bank has become a battle ground. and the fight here is all about the flag, palestinian men breeze their flag on the mean streets only to have as really suckers take it down under the protection of these where the army is ready, forces usually shoot at palestinians and the confrontations that follow safer than 1 am was shot twice during the past few weeks. one of his injuries was caused by

a rubber coated bullet to the head. safe says the flag represents us sovereignty. palestinians are yet to have you on it to him breathing. the flag is a risk with taking our shuttle ship albert. i expect anyone to be shot by a soldier at any time on. i remember when i went to alex almost company recently. my father was scared. i would be easier in the confrontation done properly, but it was job here for more. these really army and settlers came to a place need my household is ready for is, is have since brought in more troops, the for water. we're sending the tension in the area one day. there are no palestinian flags. the next estimates are filled with them. it's a deep white tear ned by young men who were not even worn, wendy israeli government 1st. the cleared the palestinian flag illegal after the also the accords of the early 19 nineties between the palestine liberation organization. and israel. that bound on the palestinian flag was lifted,

but on the ground it's becoming much harder to express any type of support for the palestinian cause. a 3 year old was recently forced to take off his shirt because it had a picture of a rifle use of hub. how was crossing. this is really military check point when soldiers stopped him. j. a soldiers were running towards him, pointing their rifles at him, while a sniper was stationed on the military tower above. if we adults were afraid. how do you imagine a 3 year old feels and what he's traumatized? he was wearing with, have become known as the m. 16 shirts. they were produced here in response to his reading rates that followed palestinian attacks against israelis earlier this year . yep. do been, no, it seems that the palestinians don't even have the right to have symbols. palestinians can even dream that they can be victorious or reach an in to the colonial state. in the west bank, the struggle is not just for the land but also for the symbols and images that are

present palestine need that. but he al jazeera the occupied westbank odyssey the median that were continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist and the occupied westbank. sharina barclay was shot in the head by his really forces while she was on assignment in janine, on the day of a funeral, israeli forces storm the procession and started beating mourners, causing pall bearers to almost drop her casket. that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial. members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation. a burglar was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. one of the most famous art museums in the world is presenting a collection of little known artists its own employees. kristen salome has more from new york,

the metropolitan museum of art and new york is known for its extensive collection of art from around the world. but it's the museums latest show, an employee exhibition that's entering new territory. the man has been organizing employee exhibits for nearly 100 years, but this is the 1st time one has been opened to the public. more than 400 of the met, 1700 workers submitted their art everyone from office staff to security guards. so even the security guards here are artistically talent, especially the security guards at the met. and for me, that's really interesting is that people who have jobs that don't seem to be ones that involve necessarily the artistic talents, often turn out to be amazingly accomplished at what they do. it felt an exhibition design manager daniel kershaw to organize works sometimes the color is help to determine what makes sense in certain spaces like here, everything from paintings to sculptures, to photographs. this installation gives you

a slice of what's on the minds of more varied types of artists in new york. then you could possibly get anywhere else. i almost saw it as a metaphor for the way that i was feeling post anti maker. and during the pandemic, and for many of the artist corona virus loc downs, weighed heavily matthew tom soft sculpture is derived from a painting he saw at the met years ago. i work in the communications department at the metropolitan museum of our pam, you know, are responsible for telling the stories, have other great artists of our time. i'm said to people tell a story of ourselves and of my peers. it's really been fantastic. working amid ancient artifacts has been an inspiration for supervising technicians, sat the seamless if you're an artist, as like, having a big encyclopedia, you know, i could go look on my lunch break and get what i want from the collection for this . especially i think i took some pictures while i was working on in one of the.