much more settled and quiet in the south with lots of spells of sunshine. now with the move to south east asia, this is where we're seeing the heavy rain with more intense showers, continuing to plague the malay peninsula with thunderstorms in co, out alone part to the weekend. ah, ah. this is al jazeera ah hello, lauren taylor. this is the out there and use our live from london coming up struggling to govern israel's coalition. leaders agree to dissolve parliament, forcing new elections later this year. east african leaders intervene as tension continues to build on the border between ronda and democratic republic of congo.

forced to boil flood water to stay alive. the reality for many in bangladesh and the country experiences the worst flooding in a century. and in zimbabwe, striking nurses reject the offer of a 100 percent pay rise because it doesn't keep pace with soaring inflation by peter similar to the sports. so new rule record of the swimming world championships . plus england's mess with patrick trying to seize 1st made the title of the us open. ah, israel's coalition government will be disbanded and parliament dissolved, putting the country on course for new elections. the 5th in 3 years, it was the prime minister natalie bennett, replaced by foreign minister. yay le pete. who will leave the country until

a vote is held in october or november? i've been struggling to keep the alliance together and be without a majority in parliament for more than 2 months. the coalition was made up of a diverse range of political forces and made history by becoming the 1st is really government to include a palestinian israeli party. moved to dissolve, parliament comes after the cornish and failed to renew a law on the status of illegal israeli settlers in the occupied west bank this year . so. busy on on friday i held a series of talks with legal and security officials and i realized that in 10 days with the expiration of the west bank regulations, israel will experience serious security damages and legal chaos. i couldn't allow them to let. busy kill your health law. we spared no effects to galvanized whomever was needed to pass the regulations. but unfortunately at if it's board, no fruit can therefore my friend and i decided to act together to dissolve

parliament and sit and agreed upon date for elections. the up he woke them away belie, i'm sure the word about what comes next. even if a going to elections in a few months, the times will be face will not wait. we need to tackle the cost of living. we have to campaign against iran, hamas and hezbollah, and stand against the forces threatened to turn israel into a non democratic country. hot one man hoping to return to power in the next election is full of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his now the opposition leader on a smith has more from west jerusalem. israel had to its 5th election in 3 and a half years. it's a surprise to many israelis that this coalition has lasted as long as it has when it was pulled together just over a year ago. it was a strange combination of parties from the far right. the right. the left for the 1st time palestinian israelis were included in the government, but its sole purpose really was to get rid of benjamin netanyahu as prime minister . he's been israel prime minister previously for total of 15 years. and netanyahu

once the job back and he was he who engineered the collapse of his government with his opposition partners. he voted against the extension of a secular bill every 5 years. this comes up in israel's parliament and his normally passed automatically extend it. it allows the extension of israeli law into the settlements by failing to extend this law. netanyahu's coalition has precipitated the collapse of the government, the war expires at the end of this month. but because there's going to be new elections, it will be automatically extended for another 6 months. those new elections will be held probably before some time in mid october. and until then. yeah, i like people stand in. entering prime minister gunmen have killed 8 people and kidnapped 38 others into attacks on churches in northern nigeria assaults targeted morning services at a catholic and baptist church in the state of kaduna on sunday officials or the

attack as also ransacked villages and looted shops. it comes weeks after gunman kills 40 people at a church in the southwest. east african leaders have agreed to deploy a regional force to eastern democratic republic of congo as the country is pushed to the brink of war with randa leaders from the 7 nation east african community development after summit in nairobi, they didn't say when troops would be sent on groups of retaliate in eastern d l. c, where the government accuses rwanda of supporting and 23 rebels. wonder denies the allegations on friday run this at a congress soldier cross the border and fod at security forces and civilians before being shot dead. one this i'm joined by felix in the hinder research research of conflict, peace and justice in africa's great lakes region. thanks very much indeed for being with us. so what, how difficult you think it is this, this move by these east african nations to, to greet you, to deploy a regional for scenario initiative, of course, to,

to try to detect that is escalate the situation, which is it becoming was, was every, every day. ah, on did have to can watch it a significant measure in terms of accepting a deployment of the original force. the idea is not new, of course, because on 15th of this month, already the king on president ha, codes for that most to be implemented. now, this has been formalized by the a, the head, so states of the, all of the 7 african countries, a part of this african community. so that is a significant most, ah, the implementation of casa, is something else under property. yeah, either that it to communicate dusky, it's quite a lot of room for, for the beds going forward. so yeah, anybody saying implementation that is actually when you think they might actually get it together and get people on the ground, does that mean it's, it's, it's quite very complicated. it's a very complicated process of his process. basically, as you can see,

also in the community that was issued at the end of the summits. that does look at the process into ways that there was a military solution to, to, to the crisis or in military initiative with the department of regional force. unfair, already you have quite a very good issue because a lot of members of the companies baseball class had made clear open statement that they do not watch any force which includes wonder i within the province. so that was clear already and a half since, since the community in a little out of political force as such as lucia, which is a very if threshold of civil side movement at precisely making that same point. that being said, that they, they, they communicate says doesn't leave open the possibility of basically having the, that not at least exclude any concrete, which means that they then following the rules of their or the community or countries should not increase capacity based on the reason of course the 2nd leg of the, of the age of the committee can, which looks at the political processes are the infantry,

3 fighting was seen and analyzed in many ways as the moralist. part of italia, of the mentation of the political process, which was about the consultations got mitchell's connection with rich, they and groups so to communicate. and they, the decision that they had a fit to contemplate, much oh, the implementation to lean on goodwill in conducting also this political process. or positively. you mentioned the m 23 rebels as part of your on said to d, r. c is blaming rwanda for, for back in these rebels, randy says, no, we don't do that. they deny it. and tell us more about the route that's escalating between the us here and. and rwanda is over, this particular it's a very complicated process because i mean it's known that the acquisition about rhonda, supporting and 23. what are ready level in the past as well on. but the amazon there was that was it defeated in 2013. ah, the leadership of the party did flip both to uganda on dwanda,

but they started regrouping in the last few years. so they were already on the soil for the last couple of years was a very much known in many different reports of the u. n. grocery companies. government pretty much knew that he was, they were there, it was really meant to be gauge, gosling. the naval station is nairobi, so he initiated last month. and with all of that in mind, the happy and of course, accusation about rwanda supporting them. i'd say while soldiers captured on congo, wanda claims on rondon soil, which are presented as proof of that. but we still have in hot the hot proof that is needed in order to, to shop the backing. of course, probably in the, in the future. many more discussions and more efficient mechanism will conclusively tell mono scott be denied and is not having that profit as well. so but going forward the day that the company's got me is very adamant that rhonda is behind that. i'm going what probably of golf course that has created quite a try, middle suspicion between the 2 parties. that being said,

am $23.00 is mainly or so compose the poet main opposed of concord. ease of finger on a speaker on what is from north keybo, who have been clear, ha, ha, ha, quite a number of sets of claims that they claimed have not been implemented by congress . got met. the very name of the movement imprinted great arises from their, their non implementation of their argument on what he's got been signed with a form of mentor. this indicate fixing to him, to thank you very much. indeed, for doctors, my pleasure and men of kill at least a 130 people in a massacre in central. molly, i'm only in government has blamed and i'll kind of affiliated. i'm group for carrying out the attack on neighboring towns in the multi region. a local official said, it appeared to be a reprisal attack after the group clashed with government soldiers 2 weeks ago, coming up on out as they are. this news out a landmark election in columbia. what of countries 1st left wing president and 1st black female vice president of been ushered into power, extreme drought conditions,

fuel or historic water shortage in the mexican state. and waverley on and san protested. straits and i transport will tell you why the international swimming federation as band, transgender athletes, and eat women's events. ah, the european union says it's russia's fault that green supplies to many african nations have been disrupted by the war and ukraine. ukraine is one of the world's largest producers of great and you diplomats been meeting in luxembourg to discuss the conflict effects on food security. one can not imagine that the millions of don reed remain walking ukraine. you wasn't the rest of the world. people are suffering hunger. this is a real war, dr. repeating, and they have to warn, again,

you're allowed to risk of a great. i mean, you will lose special, you know, don't that cain has more. there's no suggestion that the e u is sensitive to the suggestion that its sanctions against russia are counter productive in one sense, namely that certain countries in africa and elsewhere that rely on the sorts of food stuff that are produced in ukraine are having difficulty in accessing them certainly suggestion was put to your cit, burrow high representative for the on external and foreign policy about precisely that in his answer was no, that is not the case. the impact of sanctions for the ears impose is not affecting the ability of african countries to get hold of fertilizer and then food stuff for their economy, for their peoples. but there is also the suggestion that by d swift in certain russian banks, that means by sanctioning russian banks not letting them use the swift transaction

system that to has impacted upon african countries and other countries and developing world in how they get hold of the sorts of things they need for their people. and again, mr. bar else contention is that that is not the case. in his view, the problems that many countries on are facing are the consequence of russia's actions and not of e u sanctions. russia is demanding unless you're in your immediately stop borrowing a rail line from supplying goods to a russian territory on the baltic sea. colleen grad is home to 430000 people and is cut off from russian. it's surrounded by if you and you and poland, both of them e u countries, a rail line through bella, luce and if you and your is the only land route to get supplies in from russia. but this union officials say they can't let it through because if you sanctions, which reportedly by the transport of steel and other goods, the russian government says it will respond to protect its own interests if passage isn't restored. samuel romani is

a teacher of politics and international relations at the university of oxford, specializing in post soviet. russia explains how the sanctions are affecting calling in grad so helen grad is an important transit route to obviously the european union because of the strategic vocation. you're the baltic sea, the way in poland as also an important area for a lot of the transit of key russian military assets as well. that's why these restrictions have been factored in for some time. poland actually was originator this idea in the 10 point plan, the poland had and the war and ukraine. one of the plans is to ban cargo and rhode transit between russia and european countries, and use ations on the uncle. another good have been in effect, well over a month now. so the russians about trying to factor this in by still media blow one half of counting grabs products, for example, come from european countries. russia threatening was the way the, as certainly not new, was the way the russian relationship is extremely poor. but there are certainly going to be some grounds for escalation to watch. one of which is eventual complete,

located on all the way the products entering russia. the needs of already stop importing russian gas and energy, so there's not much diversity due from the energy heard, but not as related goods. i think there's a chance of rushing economic retaliation. tens of thousands of georgians have rallied in a capital tbilisi in support of joining the european union after the use executive arm held back from endorsing the countries candidacy ukraine. moldova, and georgia applied for you membership after russia invade ukraine. last week, the europe in commission agreed to support ukraine and mil davis bids, but said it would decide on georgia later in the year. once the government implemented reforms. georgian government has been accused of corruption and weakening democracy. been called the worst floods to hit bangladesh in more than a century. dozens of people are dead and millions are stranded. after torrential rains, hit bangladesh and india authorities are struggling to deliver food and clean drinking

water tank. the child report to sell it one of the worst areas. i'm please 20 kilometers from the salon city, the serious commanded by there. you can see right behind me. lot of this village or miles after miles are inundated with flood water. i've been sport speaking to some of the villagers here. they said they don't have any fresh water. they have been using the flood water, boiling them, and drinking them, and using whatever a means to cook food in a dry space, whatever they have here. and they haven't received any flood, some of the people on their own took shelter on the school nearby. they received some rice ration from the government agencies and local politician, but nothing else. the government has deployed military, navy, coast guard, even air force rescue. hallie proctors are making reconnaissance flight, tried to rescue people from remote areas. so for at least 100000 people have been evacuated or rescued by the military's. in this region, it's a bangladesh has about

a division. still it is one division which is about 4 districts. so it's a big area and at least 60 percent of that division is inundated with flood water. it is one of the worst in more than a 100 years, according to the government disaster and relief ministry. now the main issue here is getting fresh water, food and emergency medicine. some of the hospitals also are inundated, so it's a very challenging environment. and the flood forecasts a center said that the next 2 days is possibly going to be more rain. torrential rain, which is the bad news if that happens, the flood could actually next 2 days get worse. and so is not than bangladesh, which most of the rivers are going and flowing through danger level. so northern bangladesh is also cleared danger of flooding. at least 14 districts are already flooded, particularly cory graham and natural kona is heavily flooded and across the board in india, weeks of heavy rain and flooding,

showing no signs of ending either awesome stages the worst effected hundreds of thousands of people are stranded with at least 71 people killed since april beverly mitchell reports from us. m. o. these people are out to get their daily supplies. this road connect 40 villages and is a major lifeline for the town of wrong. yeah. it's been under water for nearly a week. so i had dinner this year. well, it's been more than $6.00 to $7.00 days since the floating started in the area. the water came into our house the day before yesterday. my house was submerged at night . heavy flooding in a solid state has affected more than 4000000 people. thousands of villages are flooded and many people have been forced to free their homes. what heavy rays usually fall at this time of year in some areas like wrong, you haven't seen this kind of flooding in many years. many people were unprepared and they're concerned that the main source of water is being polluted and could bring disease. at least a 150000 people have been moved to count. the government has set up centers to

distribute food and supplies. health workers are conducting malaria chess mclaughlin. for this relief, camp is in come, rural district was conducting health checkups for all those living in the relief camp. what also providing the people with their wide medicine, one mostly get in fever cases, we have not found symptoms of any other disease yet. evacuation the underweight, the military is also rescuing people, but they're being hampered by constant rain and rising water level. people from follow banga were coming to sell milk and vegetables. 9 people who are traveling in the bullet which sank. revo. 4 of them have been risking. the mountain season began early this month and rainfall has already broken back odds. that's making people anxious about what they'd face before it as badly middle arches either wrong yet in northeast india. columbia's new president, gustavo petro, is promising

a greener future for the south american nation. after his historic election victory on sunday, the former left wing rebel is celebrating his when in the presidential run off, which makes in columbia is 1st ever left when leader is already looking for a fundamental change in direction. a. 8 we want to columbia, and this will be the probity of our policy to lead to fight against climate change . the local job, there can be a plymouth sciences told us that we as human kind competitors in the short term. but life on this beautiful earth can perish. this is no longer time for resentment. the government that will begin on the 7th of august is a government of life,

a government that wants to build columbia as a world life power. if we supervise you 3 words, what is government of like rules? i would say 1st piece, 2nd social justice and 3rd, environmental justice has been terrible. who's in, who's lightened by the time for us to raise it? what's the reaction been to petros victory while celebrations in some sectors of vote, i continued until very late at night. i was there earlier today in an area known as to that will leave out of a place where lots of poor people live, where many bills, who have been displaced by columbia, the internal conflicts are living right now when people were excited they were waiting for a change anxious for august, i will pay that all to to become the countries next president. how can begin the process of reform? that's been his presidential luck

in his speech as we just posted, man, who sorry, we had a bit of a sound problem. they were better as opposed to report from butcher. and we think of her talking well, several, petro isn't the only person making history in columbus presidential election. his running mate, francere marquez will become, is she's 1st black vice president underneath the 2nd woman ever to hold the job. marquez is a lawyer and environmental leader who's made many enemies. she survived a grenade attack in 2019. also, she spoke out against mining companies who wanted to encroach on her regions. water resources. marquez was born into a poor family in the south west. she was forced to flee home after receiving threats and went to work as a maid while studying law. but she returned home to take part in local politics. a victory is historic achievement for a country where around 10 percent of the population identifies as after descendants

. but there are barely any black people in positions of power. there's only one black person in the current cabinet and just 2 out of almost $300.00 members of congress. and marquez herself has been the target of racism, racial discrimination observatory atlas, and is university as recorded more than a 1000 racial attacks against her since april. yet all good, i said, i want to thank all colombians who have given their life for this moment. all our brothers and sisters who have unfortunately been killed in this country, men to the youth who have been killed and disappeared to the women who have been raped and who are disappeared to all of them. they are with us in this historic moment yet we give them thanks. thanks for having taken the path. thank you for planting the seed of resistance and hope that by health workers, as in bob where striking and protest over low salaries and poor working conditions . it's the 2nd walk around our nurses and other health professionals since the

start of the pandemic. the situation is so bad, even a 100 percent wage increase fell short of what they say they need, or which us are reports from a demonstration in the capital hurry ah, protests against bob is government or rear here. doctors and nurses in the public health sector. no, they are taking a huge risk in the past. some workers have been victimized or fired for speaking out about working conditions and felonies for these people are growing increasingly desperate and say they wages are being eroded by rising inflation. this is an act of last resort. we ask the public to hold the government accountable for how they're treating health workers. but more importantly, how they're treating just a general civil service. it's common knowledge that the currencies imperial, but they have not taken action. most of the people you see here, don't own houses, is the 2nd war caught my health with his during the club 19 pandemic. last week,

unions reject the governments offer to double min bestsellers. a 100 percent wage increase may sound like a lot, but inflation reached more than 130 percent in may. that means it'll do middle tell people facing a rising cost of living. i public sector employees want the wage is paid in the u. s. dollars, union leader, se lowest paid government worker takes um less than $20000.00 above $8.00 a month. that's less than $100.00 us dollars. they went that to go up to $540.00 us dollars, but that may not be feasible. god meant then is to do you monetize the or financial sector convert there is in dollar balances and other savings in zoom dollars into you as the last august that acquires a huge amount of money which government may automotive work, stoppages and go, slows, are common in the public health sector, zimbabwe and so can't afford treatment at private hospitals, suffer before

a day because of this 6. because this is easy. even if you are in a bid situation or in an images they would attend to, people are doing because of that. so it affects us much striking health with his insist they won't report fidgety until they demand for more money is mit others worried about their pay getting docked? if they miss a shift, say they will be in the woods, but they'll be on a go slow, harder. matessa al jazeera, had i thousands of striking workers of held protests in the belgian capital. they are unhappy at the rising cost of living. a nationwide strike as a fated public transport, including causing flight cancellations. at one of the main airports, steadfast reports from brussels. instead of going to their factories or offices, tens of thousands of belgians take to the streets, unable to cope with dramatic price hikes. they hope to send

a strong message to their government repairs. everything is getting more expensive . fuel products in the shops of life is getting very hard. people can't accept this any longer. the nationwide strike forest brussels airport to cancel all the parking flights of its security. burton now joined the protest like in other european countries, inflation has reached more than 8 percent in belgium, the highest and nearly 40 years. rising energy prices due to the war in ukraine and the political fallout in europe have caused prices of basic goods to go up as well . and millionaire. i'm playing a millionaire to show that they have enough of everything. while these people here have to live off a small wait, a more prices have gone up significantly. the belgian government still wants to hold on to the wage. apt over the weight standard act adopted in $9.00 to $96.00. allows the government to put a cap on salary increases every 2 years to make sure wages remain competitive with

neighboring countries. despite rising prices, belgian workers will this year receive a salary increase of 0.4 percent unacceptable. according to the countries labor unions. when i go and buy a breadth, it cost $1.00, you know, 16 of your months ago. now it costs to, you know, $20.00 the $0.60 of an a price increase. but the annexation says that we have doesn't follow this price increase. so you still are buying the same rep, but you don't touch, increase off your weights. and it's your, it's the work of the people that create to well in this country. and there should the rich rich, the fact of this wealth in this country to do to be able to that's got me this god of a long, hot summer, according to this process and their demands are not met. more strikes will likely follow. and this action today has already left to pay off exceeds around the

country, airport personnel, pilots and cabin crew at brussels airport. but now it's more strikes league to this week. workers in the other sectors are waiting for a government response before deciding whether to take more action. steadfast from al jazeera in brussels. still to come when i was here, this news out, the court ruling that still to massive set back to l g b t q. actors in japan looking for reconciliation after a violent colonial past belgium returns the remains of a con, release independence hero to his family. and his fort, this great concern of the court invasions ultra non tennis match, is disrupted by a climate change protest. ah

hello, let's get the weather across europe and the heat wave that dominated the headlines last week across western and southwestern areas has now cooled and been replaced by wessa weather. we've got a rush of thunderstorms stretching across france towards the north east. we are expecting that wet weather to shift east. by the time we get into whedon state, we take a closer look. however, it's the northeast is going to see the more severe storms rolling across poland, pushing into the baltic states, places like estonia, latvia and lithuania, seen some of the heavier rain when warnings out as well across parts of northern germany and denmark. but it is an improving picture picture, particularly for the north west. not to spell the sunshine for britain and island. we'll see temperatures in the low countries pick up again as well as in war for if we have a look at the 3 day is going to be some improvement by thursday, and the sunshine will be back and heading further south. there's lots of findings. why whether to be found across the mediterranean, it's cool up for spain and portugal with

a smattering of showers here and there much wyatt for greece and turkey. by the time we get into when say i'm, the heat continues to build for much of italy for places like puja as well as the island off sardinia. plenty of sunshine. ah, we can issues with this witness differences, change witness, happiness with the sunlight. witness do not witness loss with his family, witness friends, which was the beginning witness and witness life witness with lou.

ready ah ah, wherever you grow in the world, warmer line goes to make it for you exception. katara always going places to go. ah ah. or talk stories, yoga 0. israel's foreign minister yale happy will take over into him. prime minister, often of tony bennett, announced he was disbanding his coalition and dissolving parliament. elections will be held in october or november. the 5th in 3 is east african leaders have agreed to

deploy a regional force to eastern democratic republic of congo as the country is pushed to the brink of war. with rwanda. leaders from 7 nations, east african community, create the notes, went off to summit in nairobi, but they didn't say when troops would be sent. your opinion says it's russia's fault grained supplies to vulnerable areas of africa had been disrupted by the war . ukraine is one of the biggest produces and the hit to exports is driving family worries. in places like sudan, french president, emanuel michaels government is scrambling to form new alliances and avoid political paralysis. after his coalition failed to win a majority in france, his most powerful house of parliament, his awesome liqueur, lucian, which means together is the largest group with $245.00 seats in the national assembly. but that's far short of the $289.00 needed for an overall majority. it's

a stunning blow to mac holes plans to push through reforms just months after he was re elected. a new left is the lines called new pairs, lead by fall f firebrand joanie mitchell, is now the biggest opposition force. when she says he'll call a confidence vote against my horse prime minister. and he's at braun next month. but the biggest shock came from the far right. my independent national rally is the largest single party in parliament with 89 seats. she says the result is beyond her wildest dreams. in touch about the reports from paris. familiar faces and new ones, french and peas, arrived at the national assembly of the parliamentary elections on sunday. the delta humiliating blow to the french president, his centrist alliance failed to secure a majority of to be gains by the far right party and a new left wing alliance. that is now frances main opposition force. lucito negotiate the success of the left was that were able to unite to offer an

alternative to mark or socially infer, policies were sent even remote in her constituency. in northern france. far right leader marine, the pen was an appoint, mood after anti immigration party, one of record number of seats. the sick work as she was william on your, on my home, be able to do what he wants. now know the answer is no. no is a word that in piece from michael's alliance, unlikely to hear a lot in coming weeks as they try to work with other parties to push through the president, reformist agenda. no, we will not have a contractor governments. allah, ah, contract between the whole 2 bodies. that's not something we're going to do. this analyst says that macros m p's may have to work bill by bill. another option is try and seek an alliance for each low. an entry for me will buy, so either an alliance with the left, when it is or text, more inclined towards the left or with the right. the results of the parliamentary

election of shaken a political system where power sharing is rare. this newspaper says that the results were slap in the face for emanuel macro was this one says that france is now going to be ungovernable. frances government spokeswoman put on a brave face and said the party will find a way it will be difficult will of course, need imagination, audacity and openness, micros meeting party members and allies to consider what to do next. as a president who prides himself on his ability to navigate through a crisis, he finds himself in the middle of one. it rather have avoided, and that will shape his 2nd term. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. candidates from the working class have also merged a surprise winners against president michael's candidates in france. his parliamentary election. one of them is a hotel worker who successfully lead strikes for better pay. i shall take a beat. michael's former sports minister, oksana mars. he knew in the se,

in constituency of alderman, she won with just over 50 percent of the votes cast k lead. one of the longest hotels strikes in french history against unpaid, overtime and poor working conditions of cleaning. st. off indian authorities have cancelled more than $500.00 train services at because of calls for more protests against a new military recruitment plan. and he's, one person has been killed and 1300 arrested and protested erupted after the scheme was announced last week. the government says new military contracts that last for just 4 years will help modernize the armed forces, but protest as it deprives them of the chance of holding a permanent job, especially in parts of the country where unemployment is rampant. extreme drought conditions in mexico, a fueling historic water shortage in the state of new heavily on the state governor says people are experiencing an extreme climate crisis. people have gathered in

monterey to draw attention to the issue as many arapahoe reports. ah, there is a water crisis playing out in mon diddly. mexico taps across the city have been running dry since the weekend desperate maria louis said roblis, a local resident has been filling up buckets from a nearby municipal water tank. roblis says it's the only water available for drinking. she also plans to use it for cooking and cleaning her home. okay, and then many people ask us why we take that water, but what else are we supposed to do? city officials among the raid have been limiting water access to 6 hours a day. the water shortage has led to growing public anger. many say the response by public officials to meet the needs of residents has not been enough. oh, every day they cut off our water at 9 in the morning and it doesn't come back until one the next morning were staying awake, waiting for the water to arrive filling containers. this is the way it has been

since the wood cuts, where now more than half of mexico is currently facing moderate to severe drought conditions. according to canada, mexico national water commission in other parts of mexico like animal seal, a lack of access to potable water. recently sparked demonstrations, were thousands marched on the streets of the city. experts say climate change is behind the excessive heat. fueling the crisis. the city of monterey in the mexican state of naval they own is regarded as mexico's industrial capital. mexico's president has placed part of the blame for the water shortage on excessive extraction of water by bottling companies that are cash i. myrtle is the case of near the leon is one to think upon. it has to be said, there are too many come hands that have been installed, that require water, where there is simply not enough water descent. so there must be better planning on

moving forward. this situation will be resolved yet. we are all helping the private sector is helping to out, but we will have to think about how we move forward. water and sewage authorities in level they own warn the 2 main dams that supply water to the monterey metropolitan area. home to some 5300000 residents could be completely dry as early as tuesday. with a hot summer in mexico just underway. many hope the seasonal rains that come with it will arrive soon and put an end to the worsening water crisis. manuel rap alone al jazeera l and in the u. s. a. blaming star shortages and bad weather. the cancellation of thousands of flights over the weekend. holiday travel and surgeon post pandemic demand. is that a pressure on the ready stretched airline industry around $900000.00 us flights have been disrupted since thursday brought to europe. i've also been disrupted over

the last month or the 100 airline bosses, a meeting in katherine the international at transport association's annual meeting . talk to the agenda, the 2 day conference is discussion about how the industry will recover from the crew of our pandemic model. lyric has wreaked havoc on the global ation, industry losses, restoration to more than $200000000000.00 over 2 years. during that time, the transport action group reports that more than $2000000.00 jobs were caught and the war ukraine is also doubled fuel prices leading to a roughly 30 percent hike in flight prices. now there's a scrambled to hire tens of thousands of employees with major stock shortages, especially in europe. come in under what is vice president of i out for the middle east and north africa. he says there are many reasons to be optimistic. just looking at how well the industry performed this year was thought of this year, even with a hiccup like the i'm a chrome man to last year. the resilience of the airline. how nimble they had just

for each airline adjusts its capacity and what it needs. you can see the numbers just grow month over month and looking at their plans down the road even with like the rising price of oil and stuff like that. as we're still looking very optimistic, yes, airlines are smart enough to not put all its capacity back into the market. so, so there's still 2017 percent of that capacity not being used. and of course, are reduces a lot of the operational costs or the fixed costs in some cases. so, so they are managing their resources more carefully achieving the profit. but don't forget, this is they're achieving a profit that does not mean that profitable achieving profit. but they have 2 years of losses to, to, to recap, i think most of the airlines specifically in this region calculated their manpower acquirements and their resources very carefully and accurately from what i can see . and i think the demonstration of how they restarted again. and they restarted the

vine out of foster than anybody expected. and yet without the problems that we're facing in europe, i'm new s a coach in japan is rule that a ban on the same sex marriage does not violate the constitution. is the nature set back for algae b t q rights? activists are hired reports walking through saw could district court in solidarity. the 3 couples the fighting for gay marriage to be legalized in japan. but any hope they had ended when the court ruled that the ban on same sex marriages doesn't violate its constitution. it's also rejected claims, the compensation for what the couples say is discrimination. it's a terrible ruling we're being discriminated against for sexual orientation. we cannot change, i'm serious and extremely disappointed. when you know, spirit, when you do not this ruling as much like the government stance on gay, right. i honestly think you just re,

system is in favor of the government. i know the case is only the 2nd of its kind in a country where homosexuality is still stigmatized. last year, another court ruled that the failure to recognize same sex marriages was unconstitutional. l g, b, t, q activists say it's one step forward. one step back. i think snow days japanese people have more interest in the l. j. b, g, q, community. but compared to overseas, the country is not comfortable with them living here. i personally hope that will change them at a bigger society is becoming more diverse and i'm thinking over what's wrong with japan and the japanese law marriage is defined as between 2 sexes, making japan the only member of the group of 7 advanced economy, the ban, gay marriage, meaning homosexual couples missed out on inheritance and parental rights. do you saw could district court says there's not enough public debate on same sex marriage . however, the verdict states it may be possible to create

a new system in the future. though wasn't enough for the couples who went to court may now plan on appealing the ruling. sorry height of al jazeera, still to come as news out in sport, a world record at the swimming well championship like in budapest, ah. cat airways, official airline of the journey with

with a whole an issue and line of the journey. ah ah. the belgian government has returned a gold tooth that belong to congolese independently to patrice. remember to his

family. it was killed, was the involvement of belgian soldiers in 1961. the truth is the only known remains from that members body. it was handed over to a complete delegation at a ceremony in brussels. welcome web reports. it was 61 years ago that patrice lemme was executed by a firing squad in democratic republic of congo. with help from belgian mercenaries . the belgian police officer cut his body into pieces and dissolved it in a barrel of acid, but kept his gold tooth as a trophy and took it back to belgium. as a ceremony in brussels on monday, the government returned the tooth to delegates from congo and members of la mama's family appraisals. the suffer me, i would like here in the presence of his family to reiterate. the belgian government's apologies for the way it weighed at the time on the decision to put an end to the days of the 1st prime minister of the congo, belgium and its royal family and frost wells from colonizing congo. and violently

exploiting its people and its natural resources. millions of people were killed, patrice, lemme became wildly popular as he campaigned for independence from belgian colonial rule. but belgium and the u. s. didn't like his democratic and socialist ideas and supported those who killed him shortly after independence. the members relatives have been requesting the return of the 2 for years. if the only known remaining piece of his body, which they want to lay to rest, isn't that you see, i can't see it's joyous, but it is positive for us. it's positive that we can finally bury one of ours. 2 weeks ago, belton king felipe visited congo and expressed regret for belgium's colonial past. he stopped short of apologizing. belgium has been trying to improve his public image regarding it brutal colonial past. since the black lives matter movement began 2 years ago. the movement prompted activists to the face statues of king

leopold the 2nd in belgium, colonized congo in the 18 eighty's. some have since been removed. badge on is willing to take very symbol adjuster, very simple and easy, but the ad, so with pairing. so allow me justice to, to happen. this is not happening. the returning of the moon, the tooth is certainly symbolic. congo still suffers from the kind of brutal violence and exploitation of natural resources. the belgian colonialists began dan more than a century ago. the ceremony in brussels well changed that malcolm web al jazeera features and now with a sport. lauren, thank you so much. well, that day on from something's governing bodies vote to ban transgender athletes for me, need women's competition opinion remains divided. fina says the ruling will protect

the competitive fairness of the sport activists argue it is unfair and discriminatory. earlier today, we spoke to the scientist ross tucker, who has been involved in developing a policy on the subject for world rugby. he explained why school to authorities have moved away from the issue of testosterone levels when ruling on transgender athletes. if you go back about 20 years, i think that was when sports officials recognize the challenge that they would be faced with. and they basically asked the question, i said, why is there an issue in the issue is that males have performance advantages by virtue of what this duster and gives them. and the solution that came up with is if you take that this duster and away, then you take the advantage away and it turns out that that doesn't work. so they are now 13 studies that have been published in the last 15 years and universally, without exception, they show that even taking the testosterone levels right down into women's ranges does not remove the biology that has been created by this duster. and so for

example, where muscle mass and strength, 30 percent higher in males and females, taking testosterone away any takes about 5 percent of that away. and because sports is about bodies and it's about biological 6, the reality is that we have to now say, well, why do we want women's for to exist? and if we want women sports to be a category that says to provide fairness, an opportunity for females. then we can have inclusion where before sport was trying to achieve a level of balance between, it now has to make a choice. one of them has to be prioritized but the other. and when swimming is done in fantasy tex priority and we'll seek to find inclusion elsewhere, but never at the expense of fairness to women. at the world swimming championships in budapest, queen of the pool, katy le dickie won her 2nd gold medal at the event. 2 days after winning the 400 metres freestyle american dominated the 1500 winning by more than 14 seconds. the

dickie has now one an incredible 17 world titles in her career and the 1st world record of the meat went to italian at thomas chechen. he won the mens 100 meter backstroke and 51.6 seconds and history was created in the mains to automate a freestyle, 17 year old david popovich, she became the 1st romanian. busy male, when a swimming will title english gulf her mat. fitzpatrick has joined the ranks of major champions of the clench in the us open. sideshow fitzpatrick was leading by one going into the final home when he found himself in the bunker. but under pressure, the 27 year old pulled off one of the shots all these career to set up the win. fitzpatrick won the us amateur open at the same course. 9 years ago. he's playing partner, wolves, l. a taurus must a birdie which would have fools to play off and without. fitzpatrick took his 1st major title, which also moved him into the world,

topped an on the level here head there. yes, just the feelings out this well, it's them. hey, so cliche is stuff he dream. i was a kid and now yet to achieve it or i can retire. happy man, tomorrow the ukraine war has now been running for 116 days resulting in more than 7000000 people fleeing the country. i don't think sailor anastasio vehicle has been heavily involved in helping with a massive humanitarian crisis caused by russia's invasion and on will refugee day with joy and now by anastasio in germany. but she's preparing for a big sailing regatta. anastasio. thank you so much for your time. can you begin by telling us a little bit about how it came to be that you got involved in helping ukrainian refugees thing as, as i am leaving the company now, but the ukraine is to lay. i am homeless and i still have

a lot of friends who attended there. and after the war started, i found really helpless and i couldn't do something and i had a lot of pain am. and when i said they're a kid that's my nasa open opened and in somebody needs any help they can ask me and like that's one of my own friends or as taylor my ex m teammate. ask with if they can take her with her small daughter and i for sure i agreed, tell her to move with transferred here to find the connection to find found here, the house for her and later on her sister and their mom came here with the kids and after that may be talked and they

said that i'm helping and many other sailors and just friends of them, a family set it to ask me for the how and in the same time i got a lot of congestion from my friends in germany, but just from my feeling club, i know well that they also wanted to help and they have an accommodation led some houses they would bring and refuges and like a bit like that there was connecting families to the houses. yeah. and when they been here, i helped language the comment and documents and any other problems. they got there here. but in the

tried to help them to find the safe place way can they know who it's and it's kind of and but my normal life then to stay in ukraine and i am tired all the time from suing and bumps. and then finally anastasio, how tough as had been for you to balance your sailing korea and activities with trying to help refugees in ukraine. oh, it's been for sure challenge, especially in the beginning where i actually like full time job, miss roland, tutoring. and i was, i called a long on the phone imminent the night when people are like, i'm going with some but as a trained to they need to my help on and i'm selling just a gut in the background of it. but it was my decision and then

my husband took it as well that and they decided that the problem we have now it's just much more important and an inquiry and the stand that may be selling will be a little get a bit worse. we will not show our best, but it's just that lower priority and still have to help people to save their lives on a start even go. thank you very much for your time. it's very much appreciated. you're welcome. thanks for the call. dear. interested in and in my country, it's only a pleasure. thank you very much. ok, we'll leave it there for now. but next sports news updates on elders. there is a 10 gmc lauren inspector here in london. peter, thank you very much and eat and a quick minute. always catch up with the sport and post the news on our website

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i live here and scrap yard and marble africa direct on al jazeera, new generations. this indigenous community has lived off of what the rain forest provides. but when they discovered that their territory was being invaded by gold mining projects all along their river, community board a lawsuit against a po doors government. you've won you while the unprecedented ruling apply just the state to consult communities over oil and mining projects that impact their land and to seek their consent. the tiny cedar lloyd community has won a huge battle, but may not necessarily have the last word. since the court ruling does leave room for exceptions in the name of overriding natural interests in germany's capital, there is a barber like no other than what he did. you haven't before. i marked those from,

from what you have. but as his city changes, he's moving with and going on the road. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live the master barber of berlin. this is europe on al jazeera, ah, struggling to govern israel's coalition. leaders agree to dissolve parliament, forcing new elections later this year. ah, i'm your internal. this is angie here alive from london. also coming up landmark election in colombia where the country's 1st left wing president and 1st black female vice president have been.