education, culture, sustainability, and the impact on the economy. ah, ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i'm adrian said again. this is that he was alive from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. a new flash point between russia and the u. moscow. war was lithuania of severe consequences, for banning the transit of sanctioned goods to its baltic outposts. launched parts of britain grind to a halt of the biggest rail strike in 30 years as a summer of discontent over the rising costs of living takes hold. stranded without shelter, tens of thousands of people are struggling for aid. after

a heavy rain triggers floods in pots, ne india or bangladesh plus lift off in south korea, the country deploy a satellite from its 1st domestically produced space rocket. and in fort serena williams is said to make her return to tennis after a year and of action be 20. 3 time a grand slam champion is playing in a while, but the van had went to bed. ah, the russian outpost in the baltics, kalynne, and grad has emerged as a new frontier of tension between moscow and the european union over ukraine. russia has threatened lithuania with serious consequences after it halted rail transit of several sanctioned goods to its ex clave. the kremlin has summoned the e u ambassador to moscow to convey its anger. lithuania has defended the band

saying it only applies to some goods on the e. u. sanctions which include construction materials, coal, and steel, much with cinnapool, we sit, maybe prices will grow or maybe there will be none of the goods that we are used to . it's whole kristen or it's a strawberry construction local stop development of roads. it's all only going to get worse. the coolant grad government's head of information, says he hopes lithuanians decision will be reversed. who should really in for school? one of them we still hope our neighbors will overcome the madness there suffering from now. because like the rest of the sanctions, these measures painfully hit lithuanian economy. let's not forget our neighbors own good money on callin and grad transit people. about gallon and grad lies, almost 400 kilometers west of mainland russia lies between nato and the e. u. members. the few ania and poland, it was cut off from the rest of russia after the collapse of the soviet union in 1991. as a result, the regions main rail linked to rush up and it's half a 1000000 residents goes through lithuania and bella roost. it strategically vital

for russia's navy, this is where it keeps its black sea fleet with around 80 warships and submarines. some of them can fire nuclear missiles. let's get the view from moscow and talk saga markov who was a member of the russian parliament at a former adviser, the president vladimir putin. good teddy with us once again. sir, when russia says it reserves the right to take actions to protect its national interests. and when the secretary of its security council warners that any measures russia takes would harm the population of lithuania. what exactly does it mean? it means that russia will limit unirr and transition chromosome latrina are ports. and it's real under mine, ah latrina economy because a russia steel and there was, there was a sanction. russia still use latrina, railroads and fort forza. ah, and expert in products are now economic admiration. a boy threatened lithuania

when all it's doing is implementing e u sanctions. as it's required to do as a member of the you surely rush us beef should be with the you and not with lithia lithuania, between x f. and it could be different understanding causes sanction, because a function is a bit, a couple of them that are going to condense and between a can use it's by blood can, can not like so really to any shot g of important. i'm not going to say it fell about same time, but i mean, it's just sort of yellow broken, right. that's your european union bus. russia also not told that it's greg come from european union. of course, we'll check you're supposed to use some transition so receive but if

not as appropriate, always transition will contina probably russia will have to, you will submit it to reports as falls below the booking for cutting out the region . the hang on is, is, is russia really going to risk military action against lithuania, a nato member, provoking a war with, with other, with, with the alliance with, with nature members, isn't russia is economy in enough trouble already due to the war, but it's pursuing and ukraine ah me, of course the liberation of ukraine. you know, the cost a lot from a comic, from my point of view because of the sanction being union and united states. but to me and say economy, if no security, russia, if you put russian citizens more than 1000000 will be booked,

russia must deport them. russia must be read all citizens and couldn't get out 3. john, and you may know that during history, congress, a war start up at the executive rome's ap, not blocking all different kinds of transition. so we'll try to reward the traction as much as possible. this isn't a blockade, so it's far from that. this is, this is only certain goods that are on the e. u sanctions. i mean humanitarian supplies, food medicines, they can still move freely but nevertheless it's a blockade in our eyes like it got zip ah 50 percent. those are ah no good switch to a policy sir corridor. but it's, you know, it's that additional debt tactic, ah, visible like a dog, 50 been sans and 607-080-9099 percent. and that you probably won't go to

santa rush will be able to use a will catch in all. no, no, no, no, it's not what kate, you still kin not sent the medicine? ah, bottles of medicine to your citizens. what we can do to reach it between the russia and you 3 here are good things. this treaty or not, i recognize the border. so for the 3 near on b, if nor a near, ah, not block kate dogs are re, ah, no transistor from russia. i took it that it was, i couldn't get out there. it's good talk to you, sir. many thanks to the for being with us again. so get mark off there in moscow. rushes president says that he's planning to fully modernize the country's military flood. me a put in says it's in response to growing threats from outside. the country plans include making wash us ground troops more combat effective for future conflicts as machine. yet we will continue to develop and strengthen our armed forces,

taking into account potential military threats and risks based on the lessons of modern armed conflicts in a priority is a quitting troops with new weapon system that will determine the combat effectiveness of the army and navy in the years and decades to come, in addition to the new weapons already tested, troops are receiving s $500.00 air defense and missile defense systems that are unmatched in the world. jaretha, an ukraine, a school in the eastern donnette screeching has been hit by russian shelling original governor released this footage, showing the building in flames. in the city of of div come, it's about $100.00 sir. it's about, it's one rather of about $200.00 schools destroyed across the don. it's region has been fist fighting for several weeks. was washing of ukrainian forces battle for control of the east of the country. while the war in ukraine slowed down, the economic recovery from the pandemic across the world, it's led to record inflation in several countries and rising discontent in britain

. the biggest rail strike in 3 decades is underway. workers of demanding better wages to cope with inflation in the u. k, which is currently running up 9 percent out of serious port brennan reports from london. london's waterloo station is one of britain's biggest and busiest, but not today. not this week. 3 alternate strike days on tuesday, thursday, and saturday, interspersed with 3 days of minimal service. mean travel, misery for millions. this kind of disruption is just ridiculous. everyone knows that well pay. i was a journey. oh, oh, i'm coming from harrison over there. i was supposed to take it went to suffolk rugby council for time on the was, it was fine by now going to 7th, this does is going to take me very, very long. the journey with me, one and a half hours is much. and everybody like message on the rule,

whether that is heavy traffic on the road as well. so let's see only around 20 percent of the normal services running and only on half of the network, mainly the lines running into big cities in many, rural and regional areas. there is no train service at all. the dispute between the r m t rel union and the employers network rail and the train operating companies is largely of a pay and the impact of inflation on work is wages. but the government, which directly finance is network rail, has also ordered it to find 2 and a half $1000000000.00 of savings. network rail says that's possible if staff accept you working practices. but the union says that will means 3000 job losses and jeopardize safety. they want to rip up our terms of conditions that we've negotiated with the companies. they're even threatening to lower pay an extend work hours in the train operating companies. and the majority of our members have not had a pay increase for 2 to 3 years. so we've got a lot of problems we will continue to do all we can to find that sweet spot of

compromise is affordable for, for the employer to portable for the taxpayer. affordable for the fat tire. and b r n t, and our employees can live with at his regular meeting of cabinets, prime minister boris johnson, branded the strikes is unnecessary and wrong. he called on the british public to stay the course during what's expected to be a lengthy disruption. u. k. economy is experiencing the combined effect of rex it to war and ukraine and its effect on energy costs, as well as the inflationary pressure of the post pandemic recovery. and railway is not the only ones complaining. the r m. p is one of britain's strongest union. some might say, most militants have unions with their ability to paralyze the rail network during an industrial dispute. but the concerns that the r n t have raised about the difference between peoples pay packets and the cost of living at the moment. the rate of inflation shot across many different industries and other professions

teachers, doctors, nurses, local government workers, all have pay deals in the pipeline with the government and they're likely to be offered less than the rate of inflation. and that means a summer of discontent is looming, poll brennan, i'll just era waterloo station. the cost of living crisis has target protests across the world in the past few days from belgium, t, as in bob whip, the warn ukraine has pushed up the price of food and fuel hitting the poorest hard also, making inflation was a sudden rise and demand for goods, as governments around the world opened up of the cove at 19 locked downs, suppliers were unable to ship products to consumers fast enough. and that's also raised prices. let's talk to gibbon sat up. those live for us in london. he's an economist at king's college in london. good savvy with us. so we know what's causing the cost of living crisis. how long is it gonna last? how do we solve it? well, it's going to be at least this year and next year is also going to be difficult. prices will still remain elevated and we're looking at that really damaging incomes

across the globe being pushed into hunger and destitution. hey, of course the u. k. wave industrial action that certainly could be while repeated and on top of that political instability as well as writing price, making people worse off. we think 2050000000 more may be pushed into g poverty this year. and of course, governments toppled in pakistan and lanka. and the real key to solving this that he could have a to prague strategy on the one side with finance ministries and rich countries to give their citizens more money to assure they have enough cash to get through this difficult moment more. it's natural aid for those country to caught, afford to give their citizens money at central banks, really to get down inflation on their side by raising interest rate, as well as why did bout like wants to be thing program. they had that critic celebrated throughout the pandemic and japanese, you say 250000000 people will be pushed into extreme poverty. where are those people which countries that are being worst affected by this?

but of course, it stoves, nature a low income nation, but to cakes, bessy, those who have been kind of liable rather, depend upon a ported we. we know, for example, that global food prices going higher is really gonna hit the poorest people in the poorest nations that solves horn africa. for example, around 40 percent of people's income is spent on food. about death and 20 percent. you come to rich nations across the globe, but as generally speaking, with this cost of living crisis, it does right at the bottom and it has of nations, though, to all the poorest nations. what about rich nations? i mean it, but it's affecting people everywhere as now. i mean, lots of people are having to tighten that belts. a go without even basic staples, quite old. yeah, that's certainly true. the u. k. be already face a hung across his head, 2600000 kids going hungry. we think that's going to get was to get despicably in the u. k. it is those who are the boss of man, the lowest income, so suffering the most. not because they spend more that incom on food. i don't fuel

to heat that homes. we think average replaced the u. k. y 11 percent later this year. but those are the lowest income sites inflationary of 15 percent a year. so really it's off for governments kind of put caution to families pockets . but look, let's be clear. rich nation did get throw wants is that g pod damage they locked out their economy. it's certainly within that power vishal that no one suffers during this crisis. reniger such even many thanks. indeed for being with stephen sat up at king's college in london, it with the nissan from alpha 0 still to come on the program. back to the ballot box at israel elections lune for the 5th time in 3 years after the governing coalition collapses. why scientists suspect the please red patches of snow. the alps, a links to climate change and in sport, a street party, the basketballs championship winning t, but he sales coming up with fire a little later. ah,

the prime minister of bangladesh has visited an area that's been devastated by the was flooding the and decades. millions of people who been stranded and are facing food and water shortages more rain is forecast. oh, what got em added up to where we are now. it seems to me that this is the biggest flood ever. a homes were all flooded. all the furniture in my shop was washed away . i couldn't save the furniture in the shop because i was at home. which one should i save the house or the shop? by later i found some of the furniture. but others got lost in the flood. ha ha, we were living with flood water in her home, and now we have taken shelter in this camp, but we haven't received any relief yet. we are here without any food. what was flooding is in districts, in the north and northeast, the army has been deployed to help the relief efforts. dozens of people have died since the downpours began in april algiers. time they had shouted reports from still have in northeastern bangladesh. this is the thing and so that city things

are much more severe and war from the outcome of the fit. in the rural areas, we drove miles and miles and saw villa jones washed away or submerge. people are desperate need for dry shelter. they need fresh water and food. we have visit up shelter, of which is overcrowded. they're getting a very limited number of relief. the government has deployed defense forces personnel here over a 100000 people. so far, i've been evacuated and rescued, but many in the years are still maryland and needs to be rescued. things that i've bought in the northern bangladesh, particularly in korea, graham, over 250000 people are stranded. neighboring districts are also flooded. many experts when people are, are doing government or declared this region as emergency disaster zone. now this is a 2nd way of plot that to 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, it's vast. prime minister is scheduled to visit this region today. some time she might be even here. now the rain forecast has been there, but it has been luckily dried a big relief for the people hardy, for drains and not the eastern india in mega lion. some 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 bangles. so there is clear danger, a more flood if it rain. so crowded, staying dry, which is a good thing. in neighboring india, dozens of people have died off the flooding, atlanta slides. and as some states soldiers have been deployed to get supplies to areas, but a cut off tens of thousands of people have already been moved to safety. but many are still stranded on to serious pumping. the towel is in us up. how those homes and feet across a some states continue to be inundated with water rescue and relief operation got on for people. what time do we are in the district?

this is one of the worst affected districts in the region and have just returned. 8 from rescuing about 3 families from a real life boat has rescued about 50 people over the last 2 days and we are on what used to be in the team here. so the biggest challenge is, is rising water level over here. 6 water levels are about 15 feet deep, that's nearly 4 in the hot nita there are strong water bar is a big challenge. in fact, residents over here says that because of the current from the overflowing river, many home and people have also been swept away. no cost to save the toll from the flood continues to rise. more than nearly 5000000 people have been affected, and many people have died over the last 24 hours. homes are under water feels are

inundated, and mostly people are anxious to waiting for water level to see the rent to stop so they can return home and stock the building. the live in southern china flood waters have reached record levels of to weeks of heavy rain rivers burst their banks in 2 provinces, forcing thousands of people to flee to higher ground. scientists say global warming has caused an increase in extreme rainfall in parts of asia. meanwhile, bull that half of mexico is experiencing drought, dams that supply waters of millions of people in the city of monterey are about to run. dr. i'll just hear us manuel. rap hello report. there's a water crisis playing out in monte mexico taps across the city have been running dry since the weekend desperate maria lisa 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. has been the

many people ask us why we take that water, but what else do we pay? city officials in military 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 conagra, mexico's 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 and cash i'm low is the case of near the leon is one to think upon. it has to be said, can it's, there are too many come hands that have been installed, that require water, where they're simply not enough water dish. and so there must be better planning on moving forward. this situation will be resolved. yay, 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 floods, droughts and wildfires are becoming deadlier. a more common sizes of blaming climate change for these disasters. some are investigating it's signs and what's bonus, snow blood in the french alps on his ear as cantaloupe has holly on explains from afar. these mountains in the french alps seem picture perfect, but up close scientists are finding more of this red patches known as snow blood. the color is actually microscopic. al gay scientists suspected turns ran to protect itself from intense sun race assa community, malcolm. and when it's in the snow, it accumulates a pigment, like sunscreen, to protect itself from the light intensity. it's the same concept as people going skiing and putting on sunscreen. so fundamentally, the al guy is still green,

but it's hidden behind a big shield of red pigment to about 2500 meters above sea level. let's him of experts is collecting samples to see of climate change is fueling snow. blood researchers say it appears to be part of a vicious cycle. lucille do, how long did a lot most that when the level of carbon dioxide increases in the atmosphere, we find red snow. more often it's likely linked to global warming, and the warmer it is, the more algy appears. and the more i'll get, the faster the snow melts. snow levels are dropping as a result of rising temperatures. and the alps had been hit disproportionately heart angle, you on of where did pusan priestly to locals who are out in the mountains, tell us they're seeing these formations of red snow in the early summer. while some of the patches can be subtle, but others can be extremely strong. if it continues, scientists say excessive snow melt, and the alps has the potential to affect anti your ecosystems far beyond its

mountains. katya little missile again, al jazeera, one of the last recognized rebel groups in columbia, says that it's open to resuming peace talks with the incoming president. gustavo petro is a former rebel fighter. and one of his campaign promises was to strike from the fragile peace process. odyssey restore his abode, reports from bogota. ah, the really never last year says she still cannot believe goofed, i will pay that it was elected president of columbia. and the new vice president will be a black woman like her benefits. and i can be any like that. she was displeased from the province of took all after 2 of her brothers were killed. she now lives in who that will you at border, where she helps children cope with poverty and violence, or jaw country on which one is the impulse. 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 minerals approval have been displaced by the conflict in columbia, 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, his 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, a thought felt better in 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 to day. let go. you 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 session, to clean energy or phone 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 his 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 peace in the country. even though the colombian government signed a peace deal with a foreign in 2016, some parts of the country continue to live in conflict. the left wing rebels group known as the e. l. n composed of around 2500 fighters,

announced they were ready for talked with better government. and that's why people like the rally now excited about this new beginning for the country. an error she hopes were dialogue and not war will prevail. i will and athena border or got to weather update max tree. all that is a massacre in marley. more than $130.00 people killed and attacks on several villages. the u. s. and force is a tough battled. it pulls from china's sion janet region in response to forced labor. ah, we'll hear from the brazil for you to see the country with the world come 1st started today. ah.

hello there, hot dusty and dry is the forecast for the middle east at the moment. we're still seeing exceptional heat linger around iraq and to 8 the temperature touching 50 degrees. but there is going to be somewhat of a cool down baghdad, the seeing 44 degrees on thursday. but further east of this for cowboy, we will see the temperature pick up as a weather system sweeps away. now we have seen exceptionally low temperatures for this time of urine. choose date 17 degrees. but we'll see a rise of about 10 degrees by thursday and the sunshine will be back. now it's all about sunshine and heat across very north of africa. places like tune is touching 40 degrees celsius. we have got some heat wave warnings out. we have a look at the 3 day, however, that will ease or the time we get into friday for the wet weather we have to head to west africa. we've seen some fear thunderstorms effect, senegal, and southern areas of molly songs and showers as well for much of the central band of africa. as we had further south, it is

a more quiet picture for places like angola, but further down south for south africa, things are going to change. it's gonna get rather cold. we've got a weather system sweeping in across the north cape. that's going to bring some very heavy rain and thunderstorms. johannesburg will see that wet weather on thursday. that's improvement was clear. skies on friday, that should weather update. ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon. needs and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem informed opinions, international communities on the goal of this my security and thus creates a government has knowledge to mr. in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members inside story on al jazeera salaam on a come. it's great to see welcome to the content economic forum powered by

bloomberg. some people say that they say globalization going on, but that perfect to think of every globalization, our accomplish speakers from heads of state to business and policy leaders will discuss evolving technology, education, culture, sustainability, and the impact on the economy. lou ah, hello, get adrian sort of get to hear it. so how with the usa, from out here up the headlines. russia says that it will retaliate. now to lithuania, stop the transit of some goods to collision. grab the rush. next clave is separated

from the mainland of lies between lithuania, poland, the restrictions of part of a range of e. u sanctions. tens of thousands of roast off of walked off the job in britain. they want better pay a more job security. it's the biggest rail stripe, the u. k is experienced in more than 3 decades at emergency workers in bangladesh and ne, on india are struggling to deliver food, drinking water in several regions. that have been devastated by flooding. for rain is forecast the water level and major rivers is likely to wise even further. a u. s. panel goods imported from china's ship jang region is coming into force. it's a major exporter of cotton and tomatoes, but it's also where wiggers and other muslim groups are being held in detention camps. it's feared the move could further disrupt global supply chains. i'll da 0, katrina, you reports now for 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 in china has become a minefield. the company's exporting to the u. s. the week of forced labor prevention act, prisons, ocean, done goods, omni the 4th labor, unless proven otherwise, they're 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 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 boycotts 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? knowledge the on and also europe. so, and the u. s. is 3rd. so although it's

a very, very important market, you know, china is, has not put all its eggs in one basket. the biden administration has accused 18 of genocide saying it's attained more than 1000000 regus and coerced 100000 into working against their will. china has denied the accusation, calling it the line of this century. katrina, you are the 0 paging more now on the war in ukraine. the us attorney general has made an unannounced visit to ukraine. mary garland met with the country's prosecutor general to discuss international efforts to support you created, identifying and prosecuting washing individuals involved in war crimes. i'm here to express the unwavering support with united states for the people of ukraine in the midst of the unprovoked and unjust russian invasion. i'm here to continue. our discussions between myself and the prosecutor general of the actions of the united states is taking to assist the cranium authorities and holding accountable those

responsible for the atrocities for the war crimes that the entire world seen. united states is sending an unmistakable message. there is no place to hide, we will, we and our partners will pursue every avenue available to make sure that those were responsible for these atrocities are held accountable. escrow live to washington and our white house correspondent, kimberly alca. kimberly, why has the attorney general made the surprised visit to ukraine? and well, this is really a continuation of many of the public statements that we have heard from the u. s. president joe biden, since the russian invasion of ukraine, namely that he believes that war crimes are being committed and that he believes that russian liter vladimir putin and his invasion of ukraine as such that he is a war criminal. and so to that and the united states has methodically and carefully

been building cases in conjunction with the ukranian authorities to pursue justice. namely, the attorney general is meeting right now with his counterpart in order to do just that. to not only build these cases, but to apprehend those individuals responsible for committing war crimes. and most importantly, i under the purview of his jurisdiction to essentially prosecute these under the law to give the guidance in the case of ukraine for their ability to do so. so, oh, what this is, is really let ending of an area of legal expertise. that's what's prompted this visit. but we should sort of broaden this out to know that it's not just the united states that is chasing and really making these allegations in terms of trying to prosecute war crimes. this is something that has been brought up at the

international criminal court last month. the a human rights council at the united nations also last month. and of course, we have heard from not just the united states, but the u. k. and also nato have denounced vladimir putin as a war criminal. so this is really an extension of that. the u. s president has said from the beginning that in dealing with this war, i an invasion of ukraine that this would be done in conjunction with partners and allies. and that is really what the attorney general's united states is doing right now in ukraine. he is building these cases in conjunction with us allies in order to prosecute those that are perpetrated war crimes, including the russian leader himself. whitehouse corresponding kimberly, healthcare reporting live there from washington. kimberly many thanks. molly's military rulers shutter clad. 3 days of national morning, off to fighters, killed 132 people and several villages. i'll just hear as barbara rango reports, marley and television shared soldiers and

a regional governor. as they reassured villages. the government as blaming an al qaeda link group for the violence, lukewarm milan, lovick, lead to my dish. oh, 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, catawba. several of the attackers have been formally identified. a local politician says the night rates were revenge attacks, though one will if have a 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 through 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 continue 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. israel's french i'll coalition government asserts dissolved parliament after just a year in office. it means that the country will have to hold a 5th election in 3 years earlier this month. the government failed to renew a law on the status of his railey settlers in the occupied west bank. foreign minister yale appeal, we'll take over from natalie bennett in the role of interim prime minister until the poll, which is expected in october, now to 0 as bernard smith is in western whistler field. but for a year,

benjamin netanyahu has been working to bring down the coalition that asked him from power. and he's managed it by blocking the normally automatic renewal of a bill that extends israeli law into the settlements. now netanyahu sees a path back to the prime minister's office. luca been lucky, i intend to form a strong national, steady government. i think the atmosphere change, so i can feel it any more. i hear from the people who that we now want to will change. we want to return the state of israel's to the place into service and i intend to do it together with my friends. the outgoing 8 policy coalition was the most unusual israeli history made up of the hard, right. liberals on palestinian israelis from the arab list. they came together to get rid of netanyahu, but they claim other achieve. i must say that themselves because the government was a pretty good government. was corporation between ops and jewish,

represent fixing the commission with a very good minister, especially in man, a national corporation. and when i think that this government to was very good for the citizens, i just whole suggest benjamin netanyahu. quote, when 60 of the $120.00 seats up for grabs in the class in the election won't be held until towards the end of october. until then yeah, la p, israel's intern products it's national charity group oaks, found his holding an exhibition in garza portraying the impact of the 15 years of israel's blockade of the strip. 15 artists born and raised in casa, are among those taking part e representatives. were amongst the ones who have attended the event to show their support. solidarity, humid outside reports. 15th tri garza under the tester, opened up,

got 15 a campaign that was relieved by then international 15 days on social media platforms to highlight the impact of a 15 years. he's really located on every sector life in regards to the situation. for garza, after 15 years, a blockade is wrapped up in numbers. numbers in terms of an employment number of trade permits, the cannot make the development we have. and what's happened is that the stories of the people have somehow diminished that got lost. that goes to the way. so what we wanted to say is raise awareness of like what the real impact is on the day to day lives. of the people have gone to know the 14, but you know, 14 years in the field trip. and i like us for me, but i can't wait till school or us from the books. and i want to leave this planet, but i can't, we've just did this in here today.

many green future plan with living really with robert on the has signed a natural gas agreement with egypt to try to ease its energy crisis. the plan also involves importing electricity from jordan, but it depends upon world bank funding. the u. s. waiving sanctions imposed on siri up 3 years and 11, it was economic crisis. the state supply is providing power only about an hour a day, or 0 is a harder reports. there are thousands of these generators across the country that's on the edge of collapse. people are sourcing their own power, at least those who can afford it. the state electricity company is providing one

hour of power a day, as the hard currency reserves needed to import fuels are dwindling. the crisis is taking a toll on people's livelihoods. we must, we need electricity. if we're to said ice cream and other refreshments, but a co pay for generator. i lost my customers at the end of the day will be forced to close the shop. lebanon's leaders hope a deal to import natural gas from egypt will allow for hours of electricity to be generated a day. it's part of a government plan that also includes purchasing electricity from jordan, but these deals won't come into effect right away. us sanctions on the government in damascus need to be waived, gas and electricity need to transit through syria portfolio. we hope to get the final guarantees from the u. s. concerning the sanction the u. s. and the international community support i social so that this project is implemented with the u. s. has said it will evaluate the deal once it is signed before deciding

on whether it violates sanctions. but another obstacle, its funding money, has not been secured from the world bank, which is demanding conditions like an audit of the electricity company. the electricity infrastructure was devastated during the civil war since it ended in 1990 lebanon, has not had continuous supply of electricity. successive governments have failed to rebuild the sector, or come up with a sustainable energy strategy. and that added tens of billions of dollars to the countries massive public debt. corruption is endemic in many state institutions. only getting a machines or building a plan to generate electricity. in the thing about all of the supply chain and all the services we could use that were assigned to benefit certain individual or political party. the deals with egypt and jordan are part of

a government plan to provide 24 hour power by 2026. but previous plans have gone and implemented due to political wrangling, or the lack of will to reform that runs against the interests of those in power that they're osha, zita, beirut, south korea says that its successfully launched a test commercial satellite, which could be a big boost for it space in the street, it follows the failure of a similar rocket last year. i'll just there was one mcbride reports now from near the narrow space center of south korea, south coast. mm. with this launch, south korea has joined an exclusive international club. one of only a handful of nations able to put satellites into all bit commercially. the 3 stage rocket called newry meaning world was carrying a one and a half ton test satellite up to 700 kilometers above the surface of the earth. a

1st attempt last october failed when the rockets 3rd stage malfunctioned that added to the anticipation of this launch, bringing large crowds to the beaches facing south careers, narrow space center. they weren't disappointed the engineers believe they've fixed the problem and that this time newry will become the 1st home grown south korean rocket to put a satellite in orbit. each of them all and the leg had been i, i came here for the 1st launch and it was a disappointment when it failed. so this time i'm hoping for success. oh jill, went till hannon at the moment of ignition. i said, wow. then the roar of the rock, it made me so proud are normally so thing a call. i feel like we've joined the ranks of truly advanced countries. 70 minutes after the launch, the country's science minister was able to claim success. minute open fellow

koreans, the sky of the korean universe has been opened wide. now the government plans to increase the technical reliability and stability of the new re rocket through for more launches by 2027. this launch has further accelerated the pace of rocket development on the korean peninsula. north korea says it launched its 1st satellites years ago, but many analysts believe that was just a cover for the development of its long range ballistic missiles. robert bride al jazeera go hung south korea. tuesday is the longest day of the world and the northern hemisphere willis, the longest day in the cellar of shortest day in the summer southern hemisphere. but one of the most famous places to celebrate the summer solstice is at the pre historic landmark stonehenge crowds gathered at the you case famous stone circle to watch the sunrise. such been reopened after 2 years of covert 19 restrictions. still come here on out 0 in sport,

the lightning strike back. and hockey stanley cup, final details coming up before i just the modem. ah

ah ah ah ah ah. hello gonzales for his for adrian. thank you so much for. serena williams is said to return to tennis after a year out of action. the $23.00 time grand slam champion is playing in a warm up event to had a wimbledon. a 40 year old american will play in the doubles with that and is he has owns deborah in eastbourne. williams was injured during her 1st round match at wimbledon last and has a plate since she has been given

a wild card to return to the tournament, which starts on monday. honestly serena's food and she, she's 11 and will always be. and the fact that she, she returned and i get that to be part of her journey. it's 3 unbelievable. and you know, she, she did a lot for all the sports and really respect her respect her story. or is that everything that she should have been through? i hope i can learn even like 2 percent. but then they lightening have taken bags some a menton in the stanley cup finals having lost 1st 2 gangs of the series against the colorado avalanche. this time out, the lightning were $62.00 winners, and that's the 7 series continues on wednesday. it's not a true elimination name, but this group was in this position last round and coming home. and we knew that this is pretty much a must win game for us. so i thought we played like it tonight. our attention to detail was was a lot better. and the game plan, you know, not that it changed too much, but we executed. international rugby league has followed the example set by world

swimming, and announcing a ban on transgender players from top levels. women's matches, the sports governing body said the rule would be in place while it develops a comprehensive inclusion policy. the ban will apply to the rugby league, world cup which is to be held in october. brazil will be hoping to and a 20 year wait till the world cap, trophy and cat are later this year. brazilian fans are expected to travel to the middle east in huge numbers for the tournament. monica yan accounts for ports from rio. football is more than a game in brazil. it's a passion and 41 year old re sky via we santos is an example of how for brazilians will go to cheer for their tea. he created the green and yellow movement in international network of more than 100000 fans to root for the brazilian t whenever and wherever it play. as huge diebold in the ad,

we already have our own headquarters and ohio will some 10 people helping us organize things here. jillian the santos himself was recently and cut that he was invited together with fan leaders from $33.00 other countries to visit the gulf nation and discuss logistics. they're so good as silly simple vans always face difficulties. for example, during the brazilian world come, we weren't allowed to take ellen's from us for the stadiums, which is absurd. your dentist now will be able to use the mason was very helpful to discuss. mess accommodation willis, to let us know what size instruments we can take and to understand the culture of the country, which is very different from our own. the green and yellow movement became known in the last world cup in russia with a hit song reminding people that brazil is the only country that 15 championships. 19581962197019942002 . now the group is already practicing to sing what they hope will be brazil,

6th victory in dalton. what has it been with us since the brazil have many chances of winning a 6 college to it's one of the world's best teams? the players are excited to have the same coach as in the 2018 tournament, and the team was undefeated in the qualifying games organ in our florida. ah alice falcon, yet he already bought his ticket from rio to guitar, with stop over in italy, in egypt. i've been following brazil and jim for many years, learning to united flor boone don't either states learn if you like, maybe your friends, 200006 in germany. 2014 for sure. in brazil and they g, russia, but not many brazilians will be able to afford such an expensive trip, especially in a moment of economic crisis. that's why the movement is planning events. in brazil, the green yellow movement has 174 embassies to represent their fans all over the

world. they're present in 14 countries, including could tar, and in all brazilian states. right now, we're standing at their headquarters in rio de janeiro. humbled watch the movements ambassador and real says his job is to pick a place in the city. they can decorate with banners and flags, and where fans can watch the games together. like a tar, he says we'll host a unique party is interpark obama, who was the euro. mark wahlberg during the will chop in russia, and even in brazil, the distance between stadiums was huge. now and casa will be an hour away from each other. who score fans from all over the world will be quite some traces in one place. i wish i imagine there will be more fans than the local populations because it will be an invasion advantage. i was, i was doing the green and yellow movement wants to attract fans from other countries like pakistan, india, and bangladesh. they're making videos with their songs to be translated into many languages. all of them chairing for brazil, monica, and our give,

i'll jazeera rio de janeiro, and this month we're focus on the south american teams and the 1st of our world cup count down programs. you can watch it later. this tuesday on al jazeera, 2330 g m t. the golden state warriors had been celebrating their and b a championship when in style, tens of thousands of fans lime street to san francisco to watch the parade. last week, the warriors quench their 4th title in 8 years with victory over the boston celtics . there was this message from the teams critics from one of the warriors star players with hulu. okay, and that is all your sport for now back to you adrian ferrara. but he thinks indeed, we'll see you again a little later. that's it from the usa, but i'll be back with more authorized to use it just

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ah. ready and you flashpoint between russia and the you, moscow warms lithuania of severe consequences, the banning the transit of sanctioned goods to its baltic. outpost kalynne in grat . ah, i have adrian said again, this is al 0 life and oh, also coming up. britain's train that work is brought to a standstill as work has lost the country's largest rail strike in 3 decades stranded without shelter. heavy flooding leaves tens of thousands of people str.