pressure on the global economy, the g 7 meeting will be immediately followed by a nato summit in madrid, where expansion of good luck and supporting ukraine will dominate, did all the latest development on al jazeera. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here it al jazeera, we believe every one has a story worth hearing. ah . britain's biggest rouse, strike in 30 years is underway as unions worn of a summer of discontent. ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin, also coming up struggling to get aid into flood, hidden ne, in india and bangladesh and military steps in to airlift,

food and fuel to submerged areas. left off in south korea, the country launches its 1st domestically produced space, rocket and columbia. his last rebel group says it's ready for peace talks. busy with the new presidents ah, hello and welcome to the program. the biggest rel, strike in britain in trey decades is underway. tens of thousands of workers have walked out, demanding better pay and job security. they have rejected a wage increase of 2 percent, while inflation is at 9 percent. for more on this, let's bring in po brennan, who's at london's at waterloo station. hello there, paul. it's just past 9 am on a tuesday in london. how much of an impact is the strike having on the morning can use a it's having a massive impact. i mean,

here in london, at least some trains all running, but only on the main lines and only a skeleton service really, maybe 4 trains an hour on some of those main lines are not always for the full length of the line. i mean here also do it's britain's biggest and busiest station . normally we're talking about over the whole network, just 45 percent of trains of the network will actually be running the other 50 percent with no services at all. and even on the 45 percent of the network that is running, the number of services will be tough to around one 5th of those that would be running on a normal day. so around $4000.00 services compared to some $20000.00, that would be running normally. now look over my shoulder. it's 9 o'clock. this is the morning rush out. you'd expect people to be streaming out of these platforms behind me. they are coming through as a train arise, but in between those occasional trains, as you can see, it's old. it's security guards off of them. passengers. it's extraordinary size

compared to normal. and on this side you can see that the underground station is also placed today. here in london, the tube trains also on strike in a separate dispute. so the underground network, unable to take the strain of the oval ground railway, is putting it on it. now, i've spoke with people here as they've been streaming through the opinions of split . some people do have sympathy with striking workers. it's not just train drivers and gods, these up railway staff across a lot of professions and people say look, the cost of living is such is going up at such a rate that people are entitled to a pay rise. other commuters simply frustrated with the disruption that they've had to end jewel on. the jenny end to disrupt, you know, they'll have for the rest of the week all the way through to next sunday. now the 2 sides are going to continue talking. during this week, we spoke with network rail as to whether or not the possibility of a compromise bank found. we will continue to do all we can to find

that sweet spot of compromise that is affordable food for the employers affordable for the taxpayer. affordable for the fair po and the are empty and our employees can live with. they want to decent payroll is we want to get the one. we just need some compromise a bit if given teddy couldn't negotiating table to find that to that sweet spot. hold households in britain and in many countries across the globe are facing the toughest economic conditions in decades. is, is unlikely to be the last of the industrial action is met. mm. that is, i'm sorry. well, it's not. i mean, here in the u. k, for example, we've got inflation nudging towards 10 percent is expected to go even higher to perhaps 11 or 12 percent in the next couple of months at the same time. wages have been significantly suppressed over a period of years because she effected the pandemic. for example, it's a strange economic affected either the inflation that we're seeing at the moment is, would normally be driven by an increase in wage is driving demand from the public

and rising prices that, that way. in fact, this time it's because of supply side issues. the war in ukraine, the cost of energy going up significantly as a result of that. and what's happening is the gap between rising prices and people salaries is getting wider and wider and wider. and it's just so happens that the r i m t is perhaps one of the strongest unions in britain. some would say one of the most militant unions in britain and they have the power to take their workforce out their membership out from work and actually bring the network to a standstill. but there are other professions that are possibly gonna follow up on the heels of the are empty because the government is already indicated the public sector workers were talking, doctors, nurses, teachers, local government workers. they're already being warned. they will be given up in low inflation, pay off up by the governments in the coming weeks and months at a time as i say when, when prices are going up by 10 percent. so you can see the anger is,

is starting to build here in the u. k. about the difference between the cost of living crisis on the, on the, the, the money in people's pockets. thank you for bringing us up to speed pope when and at a relatively quiet waterloo station. thank you to bangladesh now and the worst flooding in years could be about to get worse. more rain is full cost and major rivers are expected to rise. millions of homes or underwater and aren't. he's struggling to deliver emergency supplies. the worst flooding is in districts. in the north and northeast, the army has been deployed to help with relief efforts. dozens of people have died since the storms began in april. cambia chandry has more from sil head, in ne bangladesh. this is the same and so that city things are much more severe and was the outcome of the fit. in the rural areas, we drove miles and miles on saw villa jones washed away or submerge. people are desperate need for dry shelter. they need fresh water and food. we are visit up

shelter, which is overcrowded. there got a very limited number of relief. the government has deployed the defense for 2 personalities over 100000 people. so i've been evacuated and rescued, but many in the rural areas are still maryland and needs to be rescued. things that i've bought in the northern bangladesh, particularly encoding over 250000 people are stranded. neighboring districts are also flooded. many experts on people are, are doing government or declared this region as emergency disaster zone. now this is a 2nd way of a plot that hit this area last month. the leg region was hit by flood. this is the 2nd row, which is worse and more than a century. government is trying its best. prime minister is scheduled to visit this region today. some time she might be even here. now the rain forecast has been bad buddies has been luckily dried, big really for the paper on hardy,

for drain to northeastern india, in mega lion. san things could get worse because the water flows from that into the sort of my best in which is called here. and we're going to bail bengal. so there is clear danger, more flood if it rain. so crowded, staying dry, which is a good thing. in india is neighboring, at some stage, fighting and land signs have killed dozens of people. soldiers have been deployed to get supplies to areas that a cut off. have any middle, have more from nally in s on state. there is a lot of anxiety over here because the situation continues to be critical across the state of a some. now we're coming to you from a place because many way the corporate river is flowing way above the danger mom and has cause a lot of devastation. and you can see, feel on my left is a village that has about 60 homes, all of which are at least partially submerged in water. and on my right is the

national highway where people have setup temporary camps. in fact, they've been taking both some have all to just been swimming across to come to dry land, their priority. they told us to save the capital. a lot of people hill pharma to this, trying to save the livestock residents also told us that just like in bangladesh, there is a crisis of drinking water that people don't have electricity. so they haven't been able to filter the water and families have been scrambling to get something that you know to get drinking water. they also told us that over the last few days, they haven't seen any release coming in over here. they have been no rescue effort, so they really are struggling over hill across the state as well. there is a lot of devastation. the number of people affected by these laws has gone up. it is now closer to 5000000 rescue efforts are being hampered by continuous rainfall and rising water levels in some parts. and because of that, over the last 24 hours,

at least 11 people have died in the state of his own sad career, is conducting a 2nd test of its 1st domestically develop space rocket. it comes 8 months after the 1st launch file to put a dummy satellite into all that new re designed mainly for non military markets, especially satellite launches. let's go live now to rob mcbride, who joins us from go hung county, rob. it looks like a beautiful blue day there. clear skies perfect conditions for launch. that's right on perfect condition and as far as south korea is concerned for success, just as you come to us here on this beach, we are just hearing a briefing from south korea science minister, who says that this has now been confirmed as a successful launch. so this is a 3 stage rocket. you remember that it was last october. the 1st launch of this type of rocket actually ended in failure. during the 3rd stage,

they burning ended the too quickly. so the, the satellite didn't get up to the velocity it needed. and it was deemed to be a failure at this time round. we are hearing, but it has apparently had a full but that's the state that managed to reach the velocity needed. so there is now what they call a performance verification satellite. basically, a dummy satellite to test satellite now orbiting the 700 kilometers above just where it is meant to be. so this will be music to the is of, of the science community, the space community here in the south korea. and we have had a very busy afternoon, this is one of the few vantage places where you can see the narrow space center, which is about 15 kilometers across the water. behind me. big chairs here as they saw that rocket going up into the yeah, they'll be more cheers or across south careers. they hear it has been a success. looks like a spectacular location roll. but why is this space rocket just so important to

south korea? it is important because it allows it to become getting membership of what is a very exclusive club at south korea. and that becomes one of only 7 countries in the world to be able to deliver commercial satellites to lauren satellites and put them up that economically, more importantly reliably. so that's why it's important to have successful law and she is like this. so other countries have mastered this technology. the south koreans are trying to model their own version on the space. sex example in the united states of having economic rockets being able to deliver satellites at an economic unreliable way. south career is a big producer of satellites already because of its advance technology. but now that it can actually produce the rockets to put them up there that also then gives them a big commercial advantage. thank you very much for the update. rub mcbride live

for us in go hung county south korea and us ban on goods imported from china's she's young region is due to come into force. it's a major export of caution and tomatoes. but it's also where wiggins and other wisdom groups are being held in detention camps. it feed the move could further disrupt global supply chains. katrina year reports from aging. japanese retailer 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 for companies exporting to the us the week of forced labor prevention act. prisons, all she done goods omni the 4th labor unless proven otherwise. they're being asked to prove a negative and that to stream to do so you've been health 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 ginger, 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, shinto, 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 st. 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. the u . s. is not the only market and the largest market for china right now is and also europe. so, and the u. s. 3rd. so although it's a very, very important market, you know, china is, has not all its eggs in one basket. the bite in administration has accused teaching of genocide saying it's detained, more than 1000000 regus and coerced 100000 into working against their will. china has denied the accusation, calling it the lie of the century. katrina, you al jazeera paging. still head on al jazeera africa held hostage, ukraine's president and the you blame russia for the rising threat of famine in

african countries, and defiant demonstrations. thousands of protesters branca curfew to march on echoes capital over rising food and fuel prices. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle route. your travel package to the hello. that was all about the intense heat across parts of europe. last week we had that record breaking heat wave sweeping the southwest towards western air is now a lot of that heat has pushed further east and we are seeing cooler conditions thanks to weather systems moving in from the atlantic. and when those air masses collide, well we see these rash of thunderstorms stretching across france, where we have got warnings that we could see some flooding in the east, but we'll see them gather around switzerland, northern areas of italy, and austria in the days ahead. we're also seeing

a rush of thunderstorms extend across the baltic states towards western russia and ukraine. we could see some flooding in latvia, but further west of this while lots of fine and dry conditions, of course, britain, an island in the low countries, cities here in temperatures continue to climb. now as we had further south for the mediterranean, lots of fine and dry weather heat continuing to across italy, particularly in the south and for the islands. more wet and windy weather. however, for portugal, some rain in spain are also seen some wind warnings out for the greek islands, but lots of hot and dry conditions here, temperatures suddenly on the up. if we have a look at the 3 day for athens, well will be touching nearly 10 degrees above the average on thursday, with plenty of sunshine. i saw air with official airline of the journey. so lamar lake, whom it's great to see. welcome to the cutter economic forum powered by bloomberg.

some people say that they said globalization going on, but i prefer to think up to re globalization or accomplish speakers from heads of state to business and policy leaders will discuss involve in technology, education, culture, sustainability, and the impact on the economy. ah ah ah hello you what he does here i'm emily ang, when he's a reminder of our top stories this our britain's facing is biggest around strike. in decades, tens of thousands of workers have walked out on the job, calling for better pay and job security unions have warned. the strike could lead to coordinated action across other industries. emergency work is in bangladesh and

north east in india as struggling to deliver food and drinking water in several regions facing severe floods. more rain is forecast and major rivers are expected to continue rising and south career is conducting a 2nd test of its 1st domestically developed to space rocket and comes 8 months after the 1st launch failed to put a dummy satellite into orbit is roused. fragile coalition government is set to dissolve parliament after just a year in office. that means the country will have to hold its 5th election in just 3 years. earlier this month, the government fell to renew a law on the status of israeli settlers in the occupied at west bank. foreign minister year le p to will take over from nestali bennett in the role of interim prime minister until the poll, which is expected in october. there's been mixed reaction from israelis to the

prospect of yet another election. also that the election is so just the waste of time in the worst of money and the dancing did something really change though in the political field and the golfing, the, the, the change of the prime minister mean, meaning that the reprieve, the will be the prime minister will change anything? i'm not, i'm not happy. i think girl, i think the country needs earth to brother. her having elections every every several months or even every year is not is not good. i don't think there's a big difference between the benefit and the family out as far as their attitude or their policies. but i think that the country was ripe for a change. and i did want to see a better stay in power for longer. and again, more experience, unfortunately, i think what it means is that the, from the i was gonna come back into power because i,

economic for him is underway. here in doha, delegates are discussing global economic. we're covering major business ladies enhance of state and taking part under the patronage of and near of catan. ladies and gentlemen, and i'm a little sought to support the economy and investment and innovation with keeping the values the shared values and keeping the peace is the way to build the capabilities to overcome the challenges that faces the whole humanity. for example, the diseases and also the other challenges we can see and katara is responsible as a part of not in the global community to face the global change. and it's a fits on the human and jamal al shall has more from the form. there have been some consistent themes that have been discussed over the past few hours in those opening remarks. the need to focus on diversification of economy. the need

to work harder in terms of developing the renewable energy sector. and obviously the capital i'm the prime minister are putting emphasis on the drive in dire need to boost for security in lights of what is happening in terms of the russian war on ukraine and other challenges facing the world. but what will be witnessing over the next 2448 hours is a diverse discussion amongst leaders. politicians is one of the key business powers, both in terms of private sector, as well as others from around the world where they're talking about greater development in probably the most globalized time that we find ourselves in. but also trying to find ways to overcome specific share challenges is not just purely

looking at things from a financial perspective. here as a form, there is a lot of discussion with regards to adjacent topic via the issues of the environment and renewable energy, or the role of politics and human rights. in developing economies, the, the ukrainian president says, africa is being held hostage by russia's wall invasion, has led to global food shortages and risks of famine across the african continent. all narceena, i address you in a state of emergency when we have a war in an emergency for the whole world, when africa is actually taken hostage, hostage of those who started the war against our state. it was, this war may seem very distant to you in your countries, but catastrophically rising food prices have already brought it home to millions of african families, as well as to many families in asia, europe, and latin america,

the unjust and provoked by russian war level of food prices is painfully felt on all continents and the european union is also blaming russia for critical shortages of grain in africa. a u diplomats have been meeting in luxembourg to discuss the conflicts impact on food security. one cannot imagine that the millions of don we'd remain walking. ukraine wasn't the rest of the world. people are suffering hunger. this is a real war crime. we are repeating, and they have to warn, again, law do, reese of a great a mean. you're whoo, special you know, molly's military rule is have declared 3 days of national mourning. that's after fight has killed 132 people in several villages. as barbara and gaba reports, molly and television showed soldiers under reach no governor. as they reassured

villagers, the government is blaming and al qaeda link group for the violence, lukewarm milan. love it, leading to my dish of the government of the republic of molly deeply regret to inform that the peaceful populations was a subject to cowardly and barbaric terrorist attacks. during the night of the 18th and 19th of june, 2022, a total of $132.00 civilians were killed by our do cooper's fighters, massena cut diva. several of the attackers have been for many identified. a local politician says the night rates were revenge attacks. no one will if i be yacht new 2 weeks ago, the army was present on the ground to do patrols during the patrols. there were clashes with the terrorists, and about 12 terrorists were killed after the armed and security forces left around 4 pm on friday, the terrace came on about $50.00 to $60.00 motorcycles to take the town of dial us who grew hostage. molly was plunged into crisis after

a coup in 2012 france intervened after al qaeda and i select groups hijacked to break away movement and see swathes of territory. but despite a peacekeeping mission in northern molly armed groups continued to operate in the vast a hell region. marliss civilian government was overthrown in a military coup in may last year. this latest attack racist fears that the new military leaders are failing to restore order. barbara and cooper out to sarah, east african leaders have agreed to establish a regional force to intervene in the conflict in the east and democratic republic of congo. announcement was made after mating of the 7 member east african community in nairobi. violence in easton, diaz congo, has fled out recently. tens of thousands of people have been forcibly displaced by the fighting between government forces and rebels. thousands of protest is have

defied a curfew and marched into equities, capital quito on an 8th day of demonstrations that demanding the government to more to stop rising food and fuel prices. president where mo, last so has extended a state of emergency to cover 6 provinces. the protests have cost to ecuador economy, millions of dollars. one of the last recognized arrival groups in columbia says it's open to resuming pace talks with the incoming president. gustavo petro is a former rebel fighter. and one of his campaign promises was to strengthen the fragile piece process to raise a bo explains from bulgaria. ah, but elena bellagio says, she still cannot believe got, i will. peter was elected president of columbia. and the new vice president will be a black woman like her with an active yearning actor. she was displeased from the province of taco, after 2 of her brothers were killed. she now lives in who

w at border, where she helps children cope with poverty and violence, or jock on fillmore to. and elsie important 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 good. that will be there was victory laid into the night. many other people 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 forward. 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. it's not fair to learn about that on but not every one is celebrating. this debate happened just outside berlin as home. it's an example of the polarization that exists in the

country today. we're going to go look in the book. i just hope that it won't start fighting with a rich. this man told her because they generate jobs for colombian, society. i hope this doesn't become venezuela. he said, la, call me val, need your yellow pedro has promised to fight in equality, race, taxes, and renegotiate free trade agreements. he also said he once called yet to begin a transition to clean energy as soon as possible to own he clarified during his campaign that this would be a gradual process. and yet, i think it remains to be seen on in a country that is highly dependent on our natural resources on for its income. how he plans to go ahead and to promote this transition, which i believe is a very good one for columbia. and for the world, i'm in a viable way. that doesn't mean i'm putting in excess of stress on the economy and that actually allows him to advance on his more social agenda,

peter has said he's priorities to start working towards long lasting peace in the country. even though the colombian government signed a piece deal with a fork in 2016, some parts of the country continue to live in conflict. the left wing rebel group known as the e. l. n composed of around 2500 fighters, announced they were ready for talks with pay their us government. and that's why people like borderline are excited about this new beginning for the country. and they are rush, she hopes were dialogue and not war will prevail. billy's i will, and jessina border. ah, hello, are you watching out his ear? i these the top stories this our britons facing its biggest ral strike in decades. tens of thousands of workers have walked out. they want better pay and job security . they've rejected a pay increase of 2 percent,

while inflation is at 9 percent. unions have warned the strike could lead to coordinate action with other industries.