will series the attempts to understand and challenge the ideas that mobilize youth around the world in london to activate a, tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people die perpetuated violence against other young people themselves have also been victim multiple times . my generation can tie, lead design. we shape this system. generation change on al jazeera. ah . the taliban government appeals for international aid as a powerful earthquake kills more than a 1000 people in afghanistan. ah, i'm how much of jerome this is al jazeera alive from door? how also coming up after floods the struggle to reach 1000000 stranded by rising waters. we report from ne, bangladesh among those trays are hitting our homes,

you can see them, but they're submerged. it's the logistic of challenge to rescue people or bring food to his rural area. days of anti government protests in ecuador, at least 2 people are killed in the fury over fuel prices. and is really m p 's vote to this all parliament setting the stage for the countries 5th election in less than 4 years. ah, the taliban government has appealed for international aid. after afghanistan was hit by its deadliest earthquake in 20 years. at least 1000 people had been killed and it's feared, hundreds are still trapped in the rubble around 1500 people were injured and hundreds have of homes have been destroyed. the 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck in a rural mountainous area, impacting a province about 46 kilometers from the city of host. katya lopez hold on reports.

oh, even burying there. dead with love of families in afghanistan's burmal to stroke. prepare the final resting place for their loved ones. more than a 1000 people have been killed by a devastating earthquake the worst to hit the country in 20 years. the damage is extensive. for many, the loss is immeasurable. he began bill wouldn't be much paula. oh, it has destroyed the houses of our neighbors. when we arrived, there were many dead and wounded when they sent us to the hospital going. i also saw many dead bodies. what did i not nearby? desperate family is user hands and anything they can find to search for survivors. delivering aid to affected areas is challenging. we are facing some difficulties because some unseasonal rain in the last few days, and we know already that there are landslides that are blocking some roads. so that

is certainly going to hamper efforts. hundreds of people are injured in pot care, province, access to hospitals and medicine is limited. people in this remote region near the border with pakistan are still struggling to recover from the war in afghanistan. and now another tragedy. most aid agencies in international support organizations pulled out of afghanistan when the taliban to control in august last year. and economic crisis was already fueling a humanitarian catastrophe. statistics by various agencies suggested over nearly 60 percent of the country was people who are suffering from poverty before we came to power. so designing compounded the difficulties and that is mainly due to the. ready sanctions and the assa freeze up and the jealous behavior off the international communities. while the full extent of the damage is yet to be known, it's already clear that the recovery will take years. katia lucas,

of again al jazeera, the un humanitarian coordinator frank scanner. stan ramos, alack, bob told obviously are a lot of aid will be needed to help the region recover from the lens which are remote. this is very poor, very power areas of creek and the rainfall are causing additional mot. flights construction of the houses in this particular area is not very solid so that has caused additional damage. we're also seeing. busy most of the damage in the township of a guy on their mall 0 mika, are effected as well. these are the areas which are very close to the center. and center was very close to the surface at the depth of only 10 kilometers, such as city destruct money. we need everything we need money, need not food items. we need temps blankets. we need know

those essential elements that you need to establish the people are on the move him guy on at least 2000 houses are destroyed. some of this house, several families average size of the families, 7 plus people. so that gives you the numbers. the worst floods in decades caused by heavy rains in ne india and bangladesh have left millions stranded in india as ne date of a psalm rescue, teams are struggling to move people to safety. at least 12 people have died in the last 24 hours, taking the toll to 49 since the flooding began a fortnight ago. relief efforts are continuing from millions cut off by flooding and ne bangladesh. dozens have been killed and hundreds of thousands forced from their homes. the you in is worried about the threat of waterborne diseases. tundra chowdhury reports from still at 50 year old charlan rescued 20 of his extended

family members when the flash flooded his village. about a week ago, you don't see what that will be funny. i see the rush of water kimbler. suddenly along with him events, the water was up to the neck. most of the horns got submerged and we had no place to go. so i had to bring them here, one by one in a damaged dinky boat among the rescued his ne, her begum shall sister. what if my number is my elder brother who rescued me when the water almost sigma? it's my home. we don't have anything left. sandra shirey calls the dreadful day lassie for me to be to know you can think of another. everything got washed away, cooking pots, food stuck, and even old clothing items. absolutely have nothing left anymore that we are helpless when they lost their children. no one knows how many got drawn to night and who lost their farm animals. there is no account of all these things. and what happened that day and how many actually died? select city,

mayor ari from the hawk says his concern about the future as things good worse him for the will to live. honestly speaking, we were not fully able to reach the strain, the people in the flood effected areas. so far we have received only 30 tons of rise from the government for distribution from the city corporation. we provided some dry, puffed, rice, and molasses, but it is very inadequate. amber, some local media has reported data, showing government relief effort is inadequate. many volunteers and charity organizations are taking the lead in helping out flood victims in remote areas. it is really grammy and money. this is a personal initiative taken by me along with my friends and colleagues were donating food items to the effected people. miles and miles of water. as you can see, among those trays are hidden, our homes, you can see them, but they're submerged. it's a logistical challenge to rescue people or bring food to this rural areas. the

flood situation is improved in siller, but water has not received it in the rural areas. many are still stranded and in desperate need of fresh food and water. the you and children agency warns that are on 4000000 people, including 1600000 children in bangladesh is northeast, have been cut off by floods and are without fresh drinking water, putting them at risk of waterborne diseases. turn chaudhry al jazeera shirley shock on the sill. it ecuador government is trying to re take control of the city of pool in the countries amazon region after violent clashes during ongoing nationwide protests. ah, demonstrations of been taking place for 10 days. at least 2 people have died, an official say 18 police officers are missing. after an attack on a police station and foil, protestors are demanding lower fuel prices and say president guillermo la so is not listening to their concerns. last i was fending off calls to resign and has

expanded a state of emergency to deal with the unrest. nora brito as a latin america fellow at the international crisis group. she joined us, lie from guayaquil, nora, what more can you tell us about these indigenous protesters and from your vantage point? can the government survive these protests? hi, how are you? thank you for having today. in the region, as you continue to see such as the root cause of is that land america could use to be members people, reader compared to the rest of them alone. so economy in a while ago. unfortunately, it was how a boy and oversee for him is in this society. so i speak at this point it's, it's when should get worse, a government decides that they're not ready to go sooner as this violence is ongoing president law. so he said he will participate in a dialogue process with indigenous groups. do you think that that's actually going to come to fruition and what has to happen in order for talks to take place?

they did a hoops and then just to clarify, not only groups participating about us, you also have students so, so society, groups of other sectors of our culture and they said pretty, they've been very clear, but they want to answer to constantly increase ah, you know, exports crude but important, we find products and the just an example is that it finds only 70 percent of it or a barrel domestic demand. 30 percent is important. so the reason is feeling that it was also see the effects of the war. so what the hoops are asking is a government to deliver its policy right now. the government has not a bunch of comments. and here i go to the presidential. so what they want is the government to take them seriously and to find a way where they can address the qualities i mentioned earlier. so you know from your perspective, where does all this go from here, ma'am? and what happens next?

i would say civil society, janice groups are leading to coaches right now. they are, you know, i've said that they're willing to negotiate. however, the government hi sat down so room but not with it. he groups are in charge of their protest. so there is growing uncertainty aware indigenous groups, and the rest of society goes, i do think that is, there is not only will station next 48 hours that we're going to see more violence in the country. all right, nor brito latin american fellow at the international crisis group. thanks so much for joining us. you still had on al jazeera the battle for eastern ukraine russian troops intensify their efforts to take control of key areas. israeli politicians have voted to this all parliament setting the stage for the country's 5th election in less than 4 years.

ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world carp is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day. hello. i'm pleased to say we have got some quiet weather now across southern parts of china where we have seen that flooding. see the sir little area or a cloud here. that is nudging its way further northwards, sympathetic carrier cloud to just extending over towards japan where again we have seen some very heavy rain just to the southwest of tokyo, $142.00 millimeters afraid in 24 hours. $92.00 millimeters of which fell in the space of only 6 hours. so again, some localized flooding here, flash flooding as a result of that, he comes and expand. a very wet weather coming across a northeast of china, pushing in across north korea. south korea, seeing some of that, where to where was it slides further south with central parts. we'll see the rain

setting in as well. tat cooler in shanghai at 31 celsius but still plenty warm enough. here we go. west in japan, seeing some wet weather as we go through friday. large dry on the other side of the mount is 30 celsius, there for tokyo, in the sunshine, sunshine and showers, as per usual across, so much of south east asia, some lively showers there, into the philippines, malaysia, and indonesia. wet weather up toward sir thailand and also into myanmar tied in with the the monsoon rains, of course, not quite as wet as it has been to the far northeast of india and also bangladesh. but the show is there. nevertheless, cats are airway official airline of the journey. the hill, really a harmless caricature or a malicious label denying of people that culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources, that the bad and conquer thing has been so successful that even people in the region leave the field type then becomes dangerous. it's only a region of trash,

so why not trash it? what's in a name hill, billy? a witness documentary on al jazeera with ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories the south. the taliban government has appealed for international aid after afghanistan was hit by its deadliest earthquake in 20 years . at least 1000 people had been killed and practica, and post provinces, soldiers and bangladesh are delivering food and drinking water to communities that have been cut off by flood waters. about 4500000 people are stranded and dozens of

dyed 8 organizations say the situation is extremely grim. ah. indigenous protests against rising fuel and food prices are in their 10th day in ecuador, at least 2 people have died. an official say 18 police officers are missing and boil russian forces are intensifying their efforts to take full control of the eastern city of severe autodesk. while moscow is deployed reserve troops, keith has also sent additional soldiers to counter them. charles stratford reports from keefe ukrainians. hank flies down the street almost completely destroyed. soldiers take cover on the ground is what sounds like an artillery shell explodes close by. these men are defending the last areas of civil than asked still under their control from the

slow russian violence, ammunition and supplies affair it across the river from neighboring lucy chance before bridges the connection. them all destroyed. fighting has been incense here for weeks because these are the only 2 cities and they look on excretion that russia hasn't taken ukrainian reinforcements head to the front line. many of these men had never held a gun before the war started. they come from all walks of life. the government says, hundreds of ukrainian soldiers have been killed every day. there is little verifiable information on how many russians are dying, said ice, and apparently the situation on the front line hasn't significantly changed. thanks . a tactical maneuver is the queen in army and strengthening its defence of the hands question that is really the toughest spot the occupies are pressing strongly and also ended in asked direction in the hockey region. this video was applied to

the reuters news agency by russian forces. it reportedly shows pro russia separatists advancing on ukrainian positions near sybil and ask the fighter shows western supplied military hardware, including an anti tank system. night vision, equipment and rifles that he says were abandoned by retreating, ukrainian forces. he says, the blurred out bodies are ukrainian soldiers. gosh, we will continue to make inroads into their lines to fully surround them. i think if they're not idiots, they will surrender. if we don't want to surrender, they will die. ukrainian army says russian forces of cot supply routes from 2 villages. south of lee she chanced and several them asked. the head of lou ganske military administration confirms that claim and says that russian forces have taken control of another 3 villages in the same area. there are also reports. the russian forces are advancing close to the assault chemical plant inside several don't ask

where it's understood that hundreds of civilians, including women and children, are sheltering inside child stratford. al jazeera, give. well gary, as coalition government has lost a confidence vote after just 6 months in office, there's anger over the government's failure to tackle soaring inflation. performance prime minister hero, pet called, took charge in december, promising to end corruption in the use poorest member state. most analysts say another election will result in a hung parliament israeli in peace, have voted in favor of dissolving parliament. the preliminary ballad is one of a series that will set the stage for the countries 5th election in less than 4 years. this week members of the fractured coalition, government agreed it could not survive after just one year in august. i'm a t b as a palestinian israeli member of the connecticut. he explains why it was inevitable for israel's government to fall. we are talking about the very

b dot equation and can cause the fraction, jews in their religious love, and both against occupation. they agreed that they can manage everything without dealing with the palace being an issue with occupation issue for a one years in between the component of the call you shouldn't was very much prominent. that's why they call lab one year that the lab started weeks ago by that is ignatius. oh, i didn't have that part. yeah. mina, prime minister, been the party, and then the or, or back and then we are another 2 are a, gave the, from the creation magazine. and i, and, you know, we who voted again

a part of pied very good ation. it was bad. exactly as it joined did, and the deterioration was so quick. the study been realized that he cannot survive at these votes more and more. a funeral has been held for a palestinian man stamped to death by an israeli settler in the occupied west bank . witnesses say, allie? had was attacked while working on his own land on tuesday. is really police have opened an investigation. but palestinians are skeptical. those responsible will be held to account human rights. experts say there's been an increase in violence by settlers against palestinians. did. abraham has more from the town of self feet. the one is now making its way out of his home to the burial side. after the final farewell, this is the home you with. and when he heard that israeli settlers would on his lad, which is around one to 2 kilometers away,

he went there after he heard that dog is really settlers were trying to build an illegal settlement. alt. both the settlers of left and then came back under the protection of these way, the army, the shuttle of them at 1st they left and we managed to take away the settlers tents and belongings. these really army and police started shooting and firing tear gas at us. the settlers came back again. one settler came, took out a knife and stabbed him in his heart. he was defending his land. there was no stone throwing from our side or anything. ollie was just standing there when the settler stabbed him and took refuge with these really police and settlers. it was a lot of anger, a lot of frustration here as well. i didn't say that the settler is going to get away with murder according to the united nations figures just since june of last year. there has been more than 500 than 9 dfacs by israelis against athenians. and people here say that i. 6 on the ride in power i, turkey and saudi arabia say they're determined to start

a new period of co operation after a visit from saudi crown prince. muhammad been said, my relations were ruptured after the killing of journalists, yamaha shoji and the saudi consulate in istanbul. in 2018 for. so sardar has more, this is mohammed the solomon's 1st visit to turkey since been appoint a crown prince of saudi arabia in 2017. the visit is seen as a major step. you repeat and ties between anchor ambria that had been strained for years. the relationship detail oriented off the out of spring in 2011. at that time, turkey supported m k. establish the movement. that's all the. so as a threat to the power balance in the region, but it was the killing of so the journalist jamal ca shoot g at the kingdoms consulate in a stumble in 2018 that almost severe the nation's turkey launch the kid in absence . yeah, i just want to speak so the suspect ellers be involved in the killing. so the

response by imposing an unofficial band on turkey products. but things began to change last year of the turkey initiated a diplomatic push to mount ties. turkey pheasant ridge if they've had one with the kingdom and met both kings a month and after as ease and the conference in april. these came just off the court and it's tumble, drop the case against us already suspect and transfer it to. so i think both need each other because we are going through a very critical period of history, you know, with a lot of dynamics you rainwater corona and you know, spring and the, and a, you know, the rise of the ease. i mean, we have so many files that for each other to to call but the saudi conferences we is it is seen by men here as a sign that a normal additional ties will result beneficial for both countries. just a year before the presidential election turkey then economy cries us with inflation

at more than 70 percent. bunker is keen to deal for saudi arabia in west here. and yet, once we acquire turkish ongoing, as it faces increasing original challenges from iran, said that al jazeera fire fire, fire fighters and turkey are struggling to contain a wild fire in the southwest. the fire fueled by high temperatures and strong wind spread through thickly forested land. nearly 1500 personnel, as well as dozens of aircraft, are working continuously to put out the wildfire. the final report of the so called state capture in south africa has criticized president 0 ramification for not doing more to stop years of corruption. a 3 year commission looked into a string of corruption allegations under his predecessor, jacob zoom between 20092018. the report found the jacob zoom stopped any investigation into the group to family. the brothers rogers and i told gupta were arrested into by earlier this month,

accused of using their connections with zoom to when state contract miss appropriate said assets and influence cabinet appointments. the report also found zoom stamped, a criminal probe into his head of state security, arthur fraser for running a rogue parallel intelligence structure in the early 2, thousands. fraser has also been in the news recently for reporting a burglary and 2020, at a game form owned by cyril roma poser. involving undisclosed amounts of foreign currency. from opposed to describe the report as a potential instrument against future corruption in south africa. the report is far more than a record of widespread corruption, fraud and abuse. it is also an instrument through which the country can work to ensure that such events, such a state capture never had ever happen again in our country. so new and i do as

a political analyst and the senior research associate at the institute for global dialogue. she says the latest report is a crucial moment in south africa's history. it's actually quite a significant process and a quite a significant time in south africa was body politic. because if you remember this process on the state capture commission and investigation and just take capture is a process. the started in 2017 and it started because of a report that was done investigative report that was done by the prior or the previous public protector advocate. truly mother said, and essentially in that report she, he found that there were levels of irregularity when it came to the way in which government resources were use with malfeasance financially to get larry cheese and so forth. and in a sense, she said that there needs to be any inquiry into the state capture and that's how

the process started. so 4 and a half years later, we find the at this point where we've got the, the final volumes that have been presented to president drama today. and of course, what it does is that it takes us through a narrative, but also it takes us to, through the kinds of state capture that happened with whether you call, whether we was with the state on entity of s come with a it was, would transmit whether it was with the state, the public media broadcast as a b c. but also in terms of how state capture happened. the kinds of architecture around the way in which it was put together as a framework. and of course, the infamous group to family who now the 2 brothers are facing arrests or have been arrested due to the read notice issued by interpol. so it's really a very significant moment into africa as post democratic use, a post, a part of history and democratic st. molly is observing the 2nd of 3 days of

national morning after 132 villagers were killed by armed rebels. witnesses say the raid on the town of buncombe in the multi region was a revenge attack. nicholas hawk reports. molly's army moves in, but arrived too late. 3 days after the attack in the bunker commune. central molly, the al qaeda fighters are long gone. this is what is left of it once puzzling market over the weekend, young men on motor bikes, armed with machine guns, fired indiscriminately. most of the people in the village were shot dead after days of continuous gunfire. there is an eerie in unsettling comb with lingering the smell of charred bodies, of fighters bird entire villages. as families slept in their huts, hundreds of people were killed in an attack, but lasted 72 hours on an uncomfortable gatherings. the survivors faced the army that has again failed to protect them. they struggled to hide their grief and anger

. they had called for help in the early hours of saturday morning. why didn't the money, an army that supported by a russian fighters intervene wonders this man? and were any of the 14000 un peacekeeping troops that have the mandate to protect them? so many questions, less announcers by the authority to me about the big boy, when you are alerted, do you not respond on time? but just off the judge the this way there's a lot because we call before the attackers, right? yet these people are afraid, even if a mere noise from a plain months ago. don't really let the governor respond saying millions have to be patient or something that god willing there will be. well, no one has claimed responsibility. maryan authorities believes the philosophy preacher ahmed cooper who had a local kite affiliate, orchestrated the attack. this is the beginning of the rainy season and for money herders encroach on farmland to feed their cattle with increasing numbers of

droughts. the malia army accuses all kinds of preventing ethnic tensions between full on the herders and local farmers. this song with the minute the less than we have learned today is to be patient and avoid violence against each other. we did not inherit this from our answer. it is new, violence that has crept in due must soon galoshes, all the number of people killed in attacks by arm groups. and molly has doubled in the last year. attacks are spreading beyond its borders to neighboring countries. the mile, you know, army seems overwhelmed, and one step behind these armed groups that many fear are gaining ground in central . molly nicholas hawk al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the taliban government has appealed for international aid after afghanistan was hit by its deadliest earthquake in 20 years. at least 1500 people had been.