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a constitutional stand off antonia with warnings. the country is in danger of becoming a dictatorship and torrential rains in the australian city of sydney, forced thousands of people to leave their homes. hello, russia says it's taking control of the strategic city of miss a chance, but the ukrainians and says the city has not fallen in their last major stronghold and the low hans region rushes. defense minister reportedly told president vladimir putin, the province has been liberated from cave allen. fisher reports. see these fighting your own list a chance has been reaching for more than a week over the last 24 hours. kremlin back separatists insist the have encircled the city. a clean no backed by russia's defense minister. i am unable other vanessa . the 6 cossack regiment named after ottoman plat off together with our fighting

friend, our fighters, liberated the city of lizzie cheng, augment is power. cossacks are power together, we are power. but ukraine says the city is still under its control and its inflicting losses on the advancing troops. i'll just either can't independently confirm either claim not on it and around and ask the occupy as a concentrating their main efforts on securing positions in the cities of las a chunks and veronica minka. they are tempted, offensive actions, now ballad, or if you had no success and they were forced to retreat. if less a chance where to fall to the russian strategically, it would be hugely significant. it would essentially mean more so controls the hands and neighboring don't ask the 2 provinces which make up the don bus. and russia has concentrated its military efforts there since pulling back from the capitol. keith, at the start of the war, in the russian city of belgrade, 40 kilometers across the ukrainian border. the mere reported a series of explosions over night, which hit a residential area, killing, at least for some russian politicians are demanding ukraine. pay

a severe price for the attack, and the ousted mere of mila topple, who was replaced with a kremlin appointee claims there has been a successful attack on a russian base in the occupied city. rochester to day the armed forces of ukraine took out of action, one of them. at 3 o'clock and 5 o'clock, there were over 30 strikes exclusively on a military base. russian fascists are trying to evacuate any and damage military gear, but there is none left. the situation, unless a chance will be the one wanting, the ukrainian leadership, most of all losing that would be strategically significant. and they say the situation will become much clearer. in the next 24 hours. allen fisher al jazeera keith thing in the east and the mayor of slavery and says many people have been killed and wounded after the city came under attack from advancing russian troops by them. the ox, as the shelling from multiple rocket launchers was the heaviest in a long time,

he said several fires were burning in the city, which is in the don. yes region. the mayor says 3 quarters of the people who used to live there have fled since the war began. now to the investigation into israel's killing of our journalist shooting a block lay palestinian leaders handed over the bullet that ended her life to american officials on saturday for examination. but there are now conflicting reports as to who will do the forensic testing is really military says it will carry out the procedure with us oversight. but palestinian leaders insist the bullet was given to the us with assurances israel would not be involved city and was killed by israeli soldiers and may, while reporting on raids in the occupied west bank, stephanie decker has more from west jerusalem use really army spokesperson told army radio this morning that it would be in his really investigation with americans present that they would carry out the ballistics on the bullet and that they would

take responsibility if it was indeed found that it was is ready. soldiers who killed shooting ob laughlin, the potassium has been very clear that they do not want israel involved when it comes to the analysis of the bullet. do they refuse to hand it over before they refused a joint investigation, which israel offered very soon after the killing? the americans haven't commented as of yet as to who exactly is carrying out the forensics. one of the main is reading newspapers this morning, reporting that according to their sources, the investigation had already been done. at the end of the day, when it comes to the forensics to ballistic analysis, you can really only trace and be certain as to who fired it. if you have the fire arm as well, which is of course of these res, have access to the fire arms of the soldiers present that day. so if you're going to trace back a bullet, i think to be specific, you do also need the firearms. we're gonna have to wait and see. we do understand from sources that the americans are expected to deliver any findings to the

palestinians by the end of the day, most of about hotel is the secretary general, the palestinian national initiative. he says there still needs to be an independent international investigation. if what is the correct answer, it seems that that is correct, that they will themselves to give the bullet to the forensic on the budget. and then they have to, we have to say that you to huge mistakes have been done one by the palestinian authority and passing the bullet to the american side. and the 2nd mistake is by the americans who will not do that themselves. and now they're passing, the goal is to do in all cases we do not really. we never trust them on investigation of matter that they have been involved in. it is like, i think that criminal to investigate himself. that's why if what is said is correct, we are very what it might with and even with the of the investigation

all along we've been asking for. and the world community has been asking for an international independent commission. now that americans have interfered on the side. and that this book, israel says, and shot down 3, unarmed drones launched by the lebanon based group has been la. they were reportedly heading towards a dispute, a gas field in the mediterranean sea. the carriage gas field is part of a maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. has been confirmed that the 3 drones had been launched. israel's military release, this video, which it says shows them being destroyed. the arrival of an offshore drilling platform at the gas field last month, renew tensions between the 2 countries. so the incident prompted this warning from israel's caretaker prime minister. while the name show you my you need where you money. sure. we believe that the uranium threat is the number one threat. israel. we will do whatever it takes to prevent around from reaching nuclear capability or

basing itself on our borders. i stand before you at this moment and say from here to everyone seeking our demise from gaza to tehran from the shores of lebanon to syria, not try us. israel will know how to use power again, every threat and against every enemy, the heart of the military researcher and a retired lebanese army general. he has more on what this means for relations. it's not the escalation because they're wrong. we're not the 3 of the 3 we're not. if they were on the crypt was explosive. that those be something different than the, than the what happened today yesterday. so the, the, the, this, this incident will, will be limited and will not escalate the into a conflict between both sides is right. i'm because we'll love, i think both 5 agreed to stop at this point. now,

i'm not escalate, we were expecting that is that i will, i mean, will short back to lebanon, and any action or any response on the flu or flew over garish. so, but they didn't do it. so that means that they are coming down. but the know in terms of politics, the prime minister of israel affected express threat and if for to, to confront any aggression or any of his beloved and that appearance in the region, the head of turn is yes. constitution committee has criticized president case if i id for trying to expand his powers. saw that belied a former constitutional law professor was appointed to draft a new constitution. and he's warning as high as proposed version paved the way for a return to dictatorship. same buster, avi has more the to nivia is facing its

biggest political crisis since the arab spring. the revolution in 2011 toppled president xena le dean bananas. he'd been accused of years of rights abuses and corruption critics of the current president case. so he'd say his version of a new constitution threatens to take the country backwards. urban hoping for the america. we have back to an autocratic rule with all the powers rest in the hands of the president. with on sunday, the head of 2 news, your constitution committee lashed out saying the president's proposal significantly changes the committee's work and paved the way for a return to dictatorship. if we've been following, or let's say the decisions taken by prison side, change his power grab on july 25th last year. it's august. the risen site. he's only abiding or deciding based on his own. so it's in his own way. and actually

this wasn't quite, this wasn't the surprise. the president's draft enhances the powers of his office while weakening parliament. he found support among tunisians, frustrated by years of political paralysis and desperate for the economy to improve but to his critics, it is a power grab that if adopted will erode to news yes, fledgling democracy. the only country to make meaningful political gains during the arabs spring. a referendum on the proposal is scheduled for july 25th. the bus robbie of 0. west african leaders are meeting and gone as capital for the regional echo last summit. they are expected to review sanctions that have been imposed on 3 military ruled member states. the toughest of those have been aimed at molly. its military government took power last year. they've since promised to hold elections in 2024. the block is also looking at how to restore civilian rule in guinea and

burkina faso. both countries experience cruise last year. the increase in attacks by our groups across the region is also on the agenda. ricky faso and molly have seen the worst spikes and violence with hundreds of people killed this year. after i did re, has more from acro. if the opening statements at the summit is anything to go by then? definitely, there is a lot of work that needs to be done in order to return these 3 countries to democratic rule. i try to price as much information as i can from the course invoice to molly jonathan, but he refused to divulge much information. similarly, the boy had given thomas this also waiting to brief the heads of state before they make any commitment. but if there is any dominant theme at the opening of this summit is of course the issue of secular to gun as president. no, no,

i don't talk about the frequency and the speed at which groups in the region have been spreading their types, but worrying for them and the rest of the continent is how these attacks, i know expanding from this region down to the coastal still still hands on 0 will have more on what's behind dudley unrest. them is becca st. on bangladesh build a model town for those displaced by floods and droughts. we'll have a report coming up. i write all the excitement to revolving storms is over for this part of the world. there are plenty of thunderstorms from west pop europe, the worse the philippines and a bit of a gap and pick them up again. maybe in jakarta, generally speaking, java sumatra,

that wet. but it does look quite wet in cambodia. now, of course, we did have a tropical storm tropical revolving storm that just disappeared in the middle of china is left flooding in its wake, and it will prompt and pretty big sun stoves away to the yangtze and miss the obvious picture here. now that looks quite dangerous because it got to spinning storm here, but i think it's winds will be barely. gail was. so it'll be an event, this really a rainy event as it comes up through southern japan. this probably during tuesday, a lot of rain oriented miscellany study slow moving, but it be rain rather than wind. so setting a problem as it has been in china and probably will be again, it is the season just a bit worse than you might like. the monsoon trough, his birth, all way up into pakistan. so you get sandstone. any way you like, the current concentration is this line that goes through not pull right up to northern pakistan, which means it's not as wet in the still flooded area in sam. and in bangladesh it's not dry because the concentration on heavy rain remains at least for 2 days

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living on the top stories on al jazeera, russia says a 2nd control of the city of las a chance can eastern ukraine. it's ukraine's last major strong hold in the loo. hans gretchen. earlier cave dispirited the claim and said fighting was continuing. palestinian leaders have handed over the bullet that killed al jazeera journalist should be in a block led to american officials for examination. but it's not clear who will perform the forensic task. after is really official claimed. they would be involved the head of tennessee, as constitutional committee has condemned a proposed constitution put forward by the president places i yet saw the belie, you'd says a dozen to resemble the draft agreed to by the committee. it was pakistan, presidential civilians on law enforcement officers have been killed during unrest in a north western province. a one month state of emergency has been declared in the region . kara coll paxton is home to an ethnic minority with its own language.

last rally broke out after the government announced plans to occur the regions autonomy, the changes would take away its constitutional right to independence. but the president distance traveled to the province and promised to scratch his reform funds, bruce pannier, as a journalist, specializing in central asia. he says, decades of under investment and carry callbacks on has led up to the unrest. there are a number of problems that have been building up over the. ready which haven't really been addressed by officials. i said there was natural gas there and there is the money from that doesn't really trickle down to help out the people very small percentage anyway. and there's also been a great deal of money that's been invested specifically to improve the conditions and dark all boxed and most of that money doesn't seem to have found its way from the capital off on either desert area. it's by the thieves becca, stan section of the earth there the death occasion of the sea worked out on the floor around it and cause health problems. and the people just have been trying to

neglect it, you know, for 30 years. but on paper anyway, they are in autonomy region. i don't think it had anything to do with independence so much, although they must have felt slighted by the fact that we're going to lose on paper . what. ready out all the time, but there's a number of problems that have built up there and, and this decision and the drop down petition was just the catalyst to start protests over what has been there for 3 decades. thousands of people have an order to leave their homes. they, australia and city or sydney because of flooding. torrential, rain and damaging winds have been pounding the east coast. barbara and go far reports. a suburb underwater, part of the australian city of sydney, inundated amid warnings that could be, was to come. we are now facing dangerous on multiple fronts, flash flooding, river rain, flooding, and coastal erosion. in just one day. the sidney area experienced 4 times the amount of rain it normally receives during the whole month of july. sports fields

have turned into lakes and forecast as expect heavy rainfall to intensify. over the coming days, these ease a life threatening emergency situation. the fit, his reservoirs are already full. the war a gambit. am beginning to overflow, well ahead of predictions. the level of the dams is no room for the water to remain in the dames. they are starting to spill the rivers are flowing very fast and very dangerous. and then we have the risk of flash flooding depending on where the ryans are. so there's a lot of risk out there that our community needs to be aware of. and i ask you to have uh, the warnings powerful winds blend this safe across north colonel, a beach, into a car park nearby. local say the beach has been washed away and not recovered from your ration in previous storms. australia has to wells highest greenhouse gas emissions from coal,

but it's also the frontline of climate change experiencing more extreme drugs and bush wise and major storms flooding in march killed 20 people. they've been to fasten calls for help after the latest stylish authorities, a warning. the situations constantly evolving and dangerous. barbara and epa al jazeera, the facts of climate change or project to get even worse, asia said to see the biggest increase in severe flooding events, india or bangladesh, china and vietnam are the most exposed nations to coastal flooding. major cities across the globe are also facing extreme heat in the next 3 decades. the cities of tuscan rangoon, and to the wrong, are set to be at least 6 degrees hotter. while manila will see a nearly 4 degree increase, more than 20000000 people are already displaced by severe weather every year. by 2050, that numbers projected to reach more than 216000000. while bangladesh us government

is investing in a new town, it hopes will house people displaced by climate change to your child, re has more on the initiative from longer and south west bangladesh. this is the coastal town of mung la, near the bay. bingo. it's part of an ambitious plan by the bung with should government to transform this area into a refuge for those displaced by climate change. there are several other similar towns around the country. sonia back, home and family are among the many here who are forced to move here to find jobs and a safer place to live. in a similar quote, all the time was destroyed by a storm. so we moved here. i mean, even before there was too many weather relation problems, and it wasn't a good place to live any more. we do face problems with commuting and getting in the fresh water. it's much better here. bangladesh already invests about

$3000000000.00 a year to address the effect of climate change. in recent years, bangladesh government have spent considerable amount of resources in developing mung law as a climate model town. it has invested in business as industry has power plants and other facilities, as well as attract foreign investment. the towns mayo, chic abdur rahman says. there are other projects under way to make life easier for people here. that includes an airport and the construction of a red line to connect the town to an economic cub across the border in india via it . hm. because the houses ships are coming, trade is going on. goods are being produced and new jobs are being created among las port is active, which is why people are better off here. but romances much more still needs to be done to help people who have been displaced by climate change. $300.00 ramirez unemployment in the nearby rural areas suffered heavily due to climate change. river erosion and high salinity have affected the farming and shrimp cultivation,

which is why many rural migrants are now settling in mongol. tell us all a little luck on was on the many women are able to find jobs here and support their family. so the visa will diag, they'll come go local since the export processing zone and other industries opened here, it's become easier to find jobs. there weren't many job opportunities before we've been living here ever since we lost our home in a storm. we'll take a little tiny bangladesh as one of the fastest growing economies in asia. but the climate induce, internal displacement has become one of its biggest challenges and model town, like marla, offer some hope and shows how those who have been displaced by climate change tensions from their lives through new initiatives and opportunities. tundra children of jazeera among la bangladesh, selina huff as the director of the international center for climate change on development. he says that every year climate change is forcing more people from their homes. the definition of person losing their likelihood because of climate

change is that they are no longer able to live where they are living. and they are therefore forced to move. and the impacts of climate change are the main contributor. they can be site loans that can be flood that can be selling water intrusion. they can be heat waves, whatever the impact, the causation is from a climatic event that causes people to have to move. they're forced to move their forcibly displace because of climate. and the numbers are increasing every single day. one of the things that we're doing and one of the issues we have this concept of developing what we are calling climate resilient migrant friendly towns. and you've cited the case among let down as an example, where the people who are losing their lives, particularly in the low land call stance on of the country being forced to move instead of ending up in the slums of duck a city which is where normally where they would have to move to they can go to these other towns where they have opportunities for jobs, for education,

for living. and we are creating the sounds around the country so that the climate refugees of the future don't all have to end up in the slums of back of city, which is where they would otherwise have to go. police in the you are state of ohio or expected to release what's been described as brutal body camera footage of the shooting of a black man, jr. land walker was killed after officer stopped him for a traffic violation. last monday. his family's lawyer says he was shot more than 60 times. alexey o'brien reports in akron, ohio, the anger is rising and these protest is say, they will stay on the streets until this justice for 25 year old jaylen hawker, who was shot dead by police last monday. oh, wow. oh, oh boy, a so well 1st. oh,

i oh, official say the incident began when officers tried to stop walker for a traffic violation. akron police, i woke up fired a gown at offices who were chasing him after he fled. that he presented a threat to the force. they planned to release body camera footage later on sunday . i but a lawyer for the family says that footage will show offices show talk at dozens of times. some of seen the video have described it is graphic, shocking, even barbaric. we really need to utilize the working abuse because when people see what life is going to be shown in that foot. one of course with nationwide

the shooting is the latest in a string of police killings of black americans that many say are unjustified. the 2020 murder of george floyd in minneapolis ignited global protests against racism and police brutality this to your policy. we have a problem with it. this was happening to everybody. not really. we would not care what does not happen again everybody. the offices involved in market shooting had been placed on administrative leave. well, in investigations underway. i, alexia brian, l g 0. argentina's, economy minister has resigned after divisions in the coalition government on the mounting economic crises. martin guzman was to restructure a $45000000000.00 debt to the international monetary fund, but conditions attached to that deal along with rapidly rising prices, have led to protests. the economic crisis in lebanon has sent health care costs

soaring, making it hard for people to pay for treatment. that means more are resorting to alternative medicines, zayna hud reports. i do hope all he'll livable, so he's making medicines from herbs to her. busy those are poor mohammed, aberdeen has been doing this for decades. we've gone hello, son of, of the neighborhood melissa, treating ailments using alternative medicines. but with most people in lebanon affected by 3 years of economic crisis, the practice is becoming more popular. young thought of nath audio val, today the demand is increasing because the price of medicine is too high. i used to have 5 to 6 customers a day. now i have up to 15 and the habit of herbal remedies are commonly much cheaper than medications, especially after the government stopped subsidies. poverty is particularly high. in the northern city of tripoli, people are resorting to such treatments even for serious diseases. all africa

charity workers like flock. my dounia is buying herbs to substitute diabetes medication that's become an affordable for many. politicians blamed for the crisis, have done nothing to reverse the economic collapse. you go ahead, have all of the men, if you can afford a symbol medication, like nexium, they buy herbs to cheat. hub. a lack of dollars means lebanon, can't import all of the drugs. it's people need the story. i can't afford the medicine that i used to buy. i'm buying the cheap ones made in lebanon and city. the pharmacist tell us there's no way of knowing the efficacy of alternative products. nearly 35 percent of households can't afford health care. the public health sector is struggling to keep up with the growing demand. as fewer people have the money to pay for private hospitals. the ministry says at least 70 percent of the population are demanding help,

but it's budget isn't high enough. what are the session people reach the doors of the hospitals and they die because hospitals demand cash and dollars. most people including health care workers, are paid in the local currency, the lebanese pound that's devalued. and the health system, once the best in the region is crumbling us. unless you get a lot of that, you know we can secure enough medicine for cancer and kidney dialysis patient. we can give them the 3 sessions they need every week. and the doctor said, the accelerating crisis has reached the point where patients' lives are at risk. that they're alters either tripoli, north 11 on, ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, russia says it's taking control of the city of listed chance can eastern ukraine, if ukraine's last major a strong hold in the home screen. jan. earlier keith,

the split puter the claim and said fighting was continuing. alan fisher has more from keith, the russ.