algorithm with exclusive interviews and in depth reports or than 22100 women, al jazeera, has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live knees. ah, israel is set to hold its 5th election in 3 years after leaders of the governing coalition agree to dissolve parliament. ah. here watching al jazeera life from a headquarters in dal heim, daddy navigator, also a heads draw shoes locating ukraine you next with russia. not does the use top to pull not blames russia for causing a global food crisis and calls it a war crime. russian journalist dmitri moreton auctions,

his nobel peace prize metal to raise money for, displaced ukrainian, children, and fears off water and food shortages as bangladesh experience as the worst flooding in a century. ah hello, after just a year in office, the leaders of israel's fragile coalition governments have announced they are dissolving parliament. the move will force the country to hold its 5th election in less than 3 and a half years. it comes after the coalition failed to renew a law on the status of illegal is really settlers in the occupied west bank for minister. yeah, rapids will take over from tele bennett's and the role of interim prime minister until the polls the shelf on. busy 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 wish,

think regulations is right will experience serious security damages and legal chaos . i couldn't allow that will. it kills last law. we spirit know if that a galvanized through me the was needed to pass the regulations, but unfortunately if it's poor, no fruit can therefore my friend and i decided to act together to dissolve parliament and sit and agreed upon date for elections. he was daniel levy is the president of the us middle east project and the former is really negotiator. he says, the collapse of this parliament is not a surprise. and it's a real opportunity for former prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make a return to government. the parliament will vote to dissolve itself the date has been agreed. i believe for late october, there's the jewish holiday season, jewish new year data tournament in october. it will be at the end of october unless not, and yahoo can peel away enough members to form

a majority of $61.00 in the current parliament. that seems very unlikely that the betting will be against that. so the likelihood is elections, not a yahoo looks pretty strong in those elections. he's in court defending himself. he kind of needs this to assist his court position. there are strong suggestions that he would try and change things so that the court case itself could not continue with his prime minister. again. he paused highest in the opinion polls consistently, his party poles highest. the question as ever with this rambunctious but very unusual is rate politics of so many small, medium sized parties is whether him and he's allies will get to the magic number. i think you will go into this election. i'm in a stronger position, with the semi assumption being, it's his to lose. ah!

russia has summoned the even basset to moscow. after lithuania, said it would stop the transit of some goods to kellen and garad. the russian enclave is wedged between lithuania and poland on the baltic sea, the restrictions effect, the only railroad between mainland russia and the territory. with rainy and officials say the ban will be on good sanction by the u. across its territory. it includes coal and other metals. the kremlin has vowed to respond if passage isn't restored. the european union says russia's invasion of ukraine as solely to blame for the disruption of green supplies to many african nations. ukraine is one of the world's largest producers of grain. ease of formats have been meeting and luxembourg to discuss the conflicts impact on food security. one can not imagine that the millions of tons of wheat remained walk in ukraine wasn't the rest of the world. people are suffering hung up, these are real and war, crime repeating,

and they have to warm again. you're allowed to rece of a great amine in your world, especially in dominic a and has more there's no suggestion that the e u is sensitive to the suggestion that its sanctions against russia are counterproductive in one sense. namely that certain countries in africa and elsewhere that rely on the sorts of foodstuffs that are produced in ukraine are having difficulty in accessing them. certainly the suggestion was put to use at bar l. hi, representative for the e on external and foreign policy about precisely that. and his answer was no. that is not the case. the impact of sanctions that the ears impose is not affecting the ability of african countries to get hold of fertilizer and then foodstuffs for their economy and for their peoples. but there is also the suggestion that by de swift, in certain russian banks, that means by

a sanctioning russian backs not letting them use the swift transaction system that, that to has impacted upon african countries and other countries in 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 our facing are the consequence of russia's actions and not of e u sanctions. let's discuss this war william courtney was a senior fellow round corporation and a former us ambassador to kazakhstan. he's joining us from swanson get to have you with us on al jazeera. so there are and your is that officials are saying that talks between ukraine and moscow, broken by the you and in turkey to, to get the green out. a few crane have really stalled and struggle to make any sort of progress. how do you see this playing out? most correct? russia does not appear willing voluntarily to allow the green to be shipped. so the

only real option to get the green out fast enough for egypt to other african countries and others that need it is for warships from european us other countries to perform a day will escort she. busy western black seems to be short and reach the straits without being tried. yeah, i know this is something that you wrote about in, in, in, in an opinion piece. but tell us what would be the risks of such an operation and, and how russia could challenge this could see too far, modern warships that would be doing this for the mission. but modern, worships, have air defenses and to protect against that. i think russian would be very reluctant to fire against merchant ships carrying grain because of the signal that was sent to the world. so those are not very har. mine's can be dealt with,

we're not too much trouble. yeah, and the russians of course, say that they deny, in fact, using food as a weapon. and in fact the russian president, blood are boots and says that it is the western sanctions that are responsible for all of this. what do you make of his reaction? whether western factions are not responsible, it is a blockade that russian navy is imposing a black sea on ports around odessa. that is blocking the shipping grain. that's fairly obvious for people to see. but other sanctions, backfiring. mr. williams. courtney on, on the countries that have imposed them on russia because publicly, of course, there is condemnation of russia's invasion of ukraine, but behind the scenes, how concerned do you think countries are about the economic costs on them? as a result of this pro long crisis where you can have a cross in terms of high prices, higher fertilizer prices,

for example. but it's useful to remember that the western countries together have or economies that are roughly $25.00 times the size of russia's economy. so while the sanctions are concentrated impact in russia, they have a diluted impact spread out much larger economies in the west. so west can easily sustain the actions from a comic standpoint. thank you so much william courtney for speaking to us from swanton. we appreciate your time to our new russian officials say ukraine has launch missiles, strikes against 3 offshore gas rigs in the black sea, the head of russian control and crimea, claims a strikes targeted platform south of a desk. he said 3 people were injured, and 7 are missing. if confirmed, that would be the 1st strike on offshore energy infrastructure there since rushes invasion of ukraine. in february, the nobel peace prize won by russian journalists, dmitri moreton has sold for

a record price at auction. does all my money go to unicef to help display ukrainian children more at all? was the editor in chief and be independent russian newspaper and via because that's all it was shut down in march when the kremlin climbed down on journalists following its invasion of ukraine. at least 130 people have been killed by our men in central. molly somalian government has blamed and al qaeda affiliated our group for carrying out the attack on neighboring towns in the multi region. a local official says it appears to be revenge attack after the group fought with government soldiers. 2 weeks ago, gunman have killed 8 people and kidnapped 38 others and 2 attacks on churches in northern nigeria. it comes weeks after gunmen killed 40 people at a church in the south. west. east african leaders have agreed to establish a regional force to intervene in the conflict in the eastern democratic republic of

congo. the announcement was made after a meeting of the 7 member east african community in nairobi. violence and eastern congo has been flaring up recently. the congo these government accuses were wanda of backing the 23 rebel group in the decade long conflict. an investigation by the new york times has concluded that an israeli soldier most likely fatally shot al jazeera journalist shooting a ball clear. it adds through a growing body of independent probes that have found that the palestinian american correspondence was killed by israeli forces. the new york times report says, no palestinian, our men were near serene at the time she was killed in the occupied westbank dismissing early is really theories blaming palestinians for the incidents. shitty and our brocklow was shot in the heads while she was on assignment and jeanine, members of the international community have condemned her killing and continued to call for an independent investigation. i wallclear was without jazeera for 25 years,

covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. still ahead on al jazeera, the ban on clothes that used cotton from jin chang, forcing retailers into uncomfortable choices. on strike thousands protested brussels against the rising cost of living, while the u. k. is facing its biggest rail walk out in decades. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to a castle group. he will travel package to that. hello there it continues to be a very wet picture for south and east asia is the flood season and we're seeing that heavy rain continue to affect southern areas of china. we can see more flooding. we've got warnings out for grant,

don't province. a lot of that rain pulsing its way to the south of japan. it's fine and dry up in the north. but we are going to see some of that wet weather roll in to toko. by the time we get into wednesday, it's looking wet as well. for the north east of china, we could see some flooding here. but for the south of this fall in south korea, lots of fine and dry weather with sunshine, not very hot. across central areas of china, we are going to see those temperatures come down as the weather weather pulls its way further east and speaking of wet weather. we've seen really intense rain effect northeast in areas of india and bangladesh causing devastating flooding. now those floods are set to continue, but the rain pulls its way further south within the intense rain effect the bay of bengal, but also some fierce thunderstorms affecting the north west of india and pakistan. but it is an improving picture by the time we get into wednesday, we will see the sunshine back in the hall. the wet weather can be found further south across a western coast of india that to weather update. official

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hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the leaders of israel's fragile coalition government, or dissolving parliament. the move will force the country to hold its 5th election in less than 3 and a half years. foreign minister ayala, p. we'll take over from left tony bennett in the role of intern prime minister until the election in october. russia has vowed to respond if lithuania doesn't lift, a ban on the transit of some goods to colon and broad on the baltic sea. the restrictions affect the only railroad between mainland russia and its enclave, which is west between lithuania and poland. at least a 130 people have been killed by our men in central. molly, malia government has blamed it. i'll try to affiliated aren't group for carrying out the attack. britain is facing its biggest rail strike for decades after talks between the rail workers union untrained companies failed. tens of thousands of employees will walk off the job for 3 days. starting on tuesday. they rejected

a pay offer of 2 percent, arguing that inflation is at 9 percent. we will continue to do all we can to find that sweet spot of compromise is affordable for the employer to fordable for the taxpayer. affordable for the fat tire. and the r n t and our employees can live with, they want to do some pay wise. we want to get one. we just need some compromise that have given taken negotiating table to find that sweet spot. thousands of striking workers have held protest in the belgian capital. they are unhappy, the rising cost of living a nation wide strike because effective public transport, including flight cancellations, at one of the main airports. stuff also reports from brussels, the, instead of going to their factories or offices, tens of thousands of belgian stake to the streets, unable to cope with dramatic price hikes, they hope to send a full message to the government. everything is getting more expensive. fuel

products in the shop life is getting very hard. people can't accept this any longer . the nationwide strike force brussels airport to cancel all the parking flights of security. bertha now joined the protest like in other european countries. inflation has reached more than 8 percent in belgium, the highest in nearly 40 years. rising energy prices due to the war in ukraine, and the political fallout in europe have cause prices of basic goods to go up as well. and 1000000 in, 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 while, prices have gone up significantly. the belgian government still wants to hold onto the wage after the wage standard act adopted in 1996 allows the government to put a cap on salary increases every 2 years to make sure wages remain competitive with neighboring countries. despite writing prices,

1000 workers will this year receive the salary increase of here are point 4 percent acceptable according to the country's label unions. when i go a bread, it cost $1.00, you know, 16. a few months ago. now it's up to you know, $20.00. $0.60 a price increase, but the indexation system we have doesn't follow this price increase. so you still are buying the same breath, but you don't have an increase of your wage. and it's your, it's the work of the people that create the well in this country. and there should the rich rich, the effect of this wealth in this country should be a. that's gonna be the start of a long hot summer, according to this protest, us and their demands are not met. more strikes will likely follow. and this action today has already left to pay optic scenes around the country, airport personnel,

pilots, and cabin crew at brussels airport. have a 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. one of the promises made by columbia's new lust ring president ally, gustavo petro. as to strengthen the country's fragile peace process, the ill, an arm group has now said they are open to peace talks with the incoming president series of reports from over tar. ah, that elena, by last year says she still cannot believe goofed, i will beat that. it was elected president of columbia and the new vice president will be a black woman like her benefits and i kid meaning that she was displeased from the province of took all after 2 of her brothers were killed. she now lives into w at border, where she helps children cope with poverty and violence, or jaw country almost un lcm policy. and i trust in petro because when he was

a mare, he helped us a lot. the need to transform this country is real year after year, the same politicians and his country is getting worse each day. many you celebrated group that will be there was victory laid into the night mirrors approval, have been displaced by the conflict alamba and many live in places like this one in dire conditions. people here are telling me that they're desperate for reforms that will improve their life. so delivering on his promise is won't be easy for both. that will be a little, as he does not have a majority in congress, and he will have to negotiate to turn his promises into real change. he's not there . so read the letter. why that on, but not every one is celebrating. this debate happened just outside boiling at home . it's an example of the polarization that exists in the country today. we're going to go look in this book. i just hope it won't start fighting with the rich. this man told her because they generate jobs for colombian,

society. i hope this doesn't become venezuela. he said, la, call me, i'll need your yellow be through has promised to fight in equality, race, taxes, and renegotiate free trade agreements. he also said he wants columbia to begin at trans, into clean energy as soon as possible. he clarified during his campaign that this will be a gradual process. and yet, i think it remains to be seen in a country that is highly dependent on natural resources for its income. how he plans to go ahead to promote this transition, which i believe is a very good one for colombia and for the world in a viable way. that doesn't mean putting excessive stress on the economy. and it actually allows him to advance on his more social agenda, the people have said his priorities to start working towards long lasting piece in the country. even though the colombian government signed a piece deal with a foreign in 2016,

some parts of the country continue to live in conflict. the left wing rebels broke, known as the e. l. n composed of around 2500 fighters, announced they were ready for talks with better government. and that's why people like berlin are excited about this new beginning for the country. an error she hopes, with dialogue and not war will prevail. i will and athena border millions of people and bangladesh, stranded by the worst monsoon floods in a century are risk of food and water shortages. flooding is wreaking havoc in northern and northeastern district and it's expected to get worse of water levels rising and major rivers. the army has been deployed to help with relief efforts. tanveer child re has more from select. i'm placed 20 kilometers from the salon city . this area is called measured 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've been using the flood water, boiling them, and drinking them, and using whatever it 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, and 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 holly 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 as 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 not recognized heavily flooded. heavy rains continue to lash india is ne flooding large parts of the region. a sam state is the worst effected. hundreds of thousands of people are stranded and the death toll has risen to 71 since april company. my reports are wrong here in a some these people are out to get

a 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. 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 floating in a solid state has effected 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 rock,

district was conducting health checkups for all those living in the relief camp. what also providing the people with a wide medicine one mostly get in fever cases we have not found symptoms of any other disease yet. evacuations are under way. the military is also rescuing people, but they're being hampered by constant rain and rising water level. people from follow banga, we're coming to sell milk, innovative tables. 9 people who are traveling in the bullet which sank and the 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 faith been for it and partly middle al jazeera wrong. yeah, in ne india a u. s. ban on all imports of goods made in china. jang region is due to come into force. it's a major exporter of cotton and tomatoes. but is also where weaker is and other

muscle groups are being held in detention camps. are concerned that it could cause further problems to the global supply chain. katrina, you reports from beijing, japanese retail, moody has hundreds of stools around the world. but what sets it apart from other international brands is its choice to promote the use of shin junk cotton sourcing materials from the autonomy region in northwest and china has become a minefield. the company's exporting to the u. s. the week of forced labor prevention act. prisons, all she done goods omni the 4th labor, unless proven otherwise, there are being your house to prove a negative and that to stream to do so, you're going to have implementation problems with this law. on the other hand, china is, is really not making things any easier for itself. what they been doing is restricting activities within the province of change are making it very difficult for companies

to move around. very difficult to get documentation, arrange a commonly used materials are sourced from region, including a quarter of the world's tomato paste 40 percent of solar panels, poly silicon, and 13 percent of wind turbines. people changing is also harm to 20 percent of global cotton supplies. cotton, which either directly or indirectly, ends up in the supply chains of many international fashion brands. a shipment for the retailer unicode with thieves by u. s. customs earlier this year for violating the ban on imports from saint john. it c o has refused to comment on where it's sources is colton from saying businesses are being forced to pick a site. the us china dispute. those who do take a stand risk, the wrath of nationalistic chinese consumers. last year, swedish bran h n, n became the target of blankets and lost millions of dollars in sales revenue. after it cut ties with shin, young suppliers fearing a backlash,

many companies are quietly moving their supply chains elsewhere. u. s. is not the only market and the largest market for china right now is and also europe. so, and the u. s. is 3rd. so although it's a very, very important market in china is, has not put all its eggs in one basket. the biden administration has accused the gene of genocide saying it's detained. more than 1000000 leaguers and coerced 100000 into working against their will. china has denied the accusation, calling it the lie of the century between you al jazeera paging. well, hong kong iconic jumbo floating restaurants has capsized in the south china sea. its owners say the decades old vessel which resembles a chinese imperial palace encountered adverse weather conditions. the restaurant left hong kong harbor last week to be relocated to an undisclosed location. british

monarch, queen elizabeth and tom cruise are among some of those who dine there while the fisherman in cambodia now will the record for the biggest ever fresh water catch. this swapping thing re pulled out of the me kong river masses almost 4 meters long and is 300 kilos and weights. scientists who were cooked on the scene say to sign stretches of a me kong are less polluted than i had thought. the giant ray has been tagged and is now swimming free again. ah, hello again to headlines on al jazeera, the leaders of israel's fragile coalition government, or dissolving parliament. the move will force the country to hold its 5th election in less than 3 and a half years for ministry or the page will take over from the tele bennett and the rule of interim prime minister until the election in october.