being turned upside down on the way, dad has been manipulated by populace like donald trump playing on racial anxieties. one person that citizens have political and of course the united states, as in many other parts of the world that remains an ideal, but not a reality from a 4 year old baby boy, for the for table of brotherhood. i have a dream. my dream is that people may my daughter, the young people just have a full voice and don't feel targeted because of their race or ethnicity. ah, mm. mm.

japan bids farewell to its longest serving prime minister since all they was assassinated on friday while giving a campaign speech. ah, hello my money inside the south there life and i was coming up shlang, his former finance minister and brother of the president is stopped from leaving the country. his anger rises against the powerful family. ukraine says it's destroyed a russian ammunition depot, the southern region of castle knox on moscow's control, and you have just ordered the different election campaigning in full swing in kenya, the winner will have several challenges ahead. ah private funerals been held in tokyo for japan's former prime minister. sions,

obey people lined the streets of the capital to pay their final respects as his body was taken from this a georgie temple to the funeral home. his past the prime minister's office and parliament abbe was assassinated, while campaigning at an election rally on friday. police have acknowledged security lapses at the event. tony chang has moved from outside the temple in tokyo, where the funeral to place this has been moving around. the city targeting areas like the headquarters of the l. d. p. the obvious political party, the japanese parliament building. and the prime minister's office, of course, particularly significant for since the man who in japan, small history was the longest serving prime minister earlier in the day. here behind me as a temple, there had been funeral ceremony held for close family and friends. it was quite an intimate uh, we saw people arriving very much taking place in the private

a large crowd of people waiting outside, wanting to pay their respects, but also very silently with no spontaneous shows of grief or emotion. i think to a certain extent, people here are still very stunned. this has happened so quickly to a prime minister that although he had step down by the time he was assassinated, still doing very large on the political stage and had had such a profound impact on japan for the past decade. that's been done a week. she's a professor political science, that was the she knew university in tokyo and contributes at the law institute. thank you for joining the program again. we spoke in the last hour and you said you've been lecturing what she did in japanese politics for the last few hours for that particular generation. what do you think they will remember about? and so i look, it's been a really interesting and in some ways articulate type of leadership strength in

leadership. mostly i think and i want to ask you briefly about his wife, who will have been left behind a key abbe. she was there in a very openly loving relationship with him, i believe, which is quite rad, japanese political circles, a very sad day for ha, oh, looking incredibly and i think again, you know, putting what have you politics aside, you know, to, to see her arrive at the hospital on friday having to have to go down from, from tokyo to nora. see her arriving there. and indeed in footage this afternoon of her at the front of the house. ah, look, it's just would have been such a shock. kennedy, the election campaigning is just such a feature of japanese politics. i was at one that i bay was campaigning at joan. you know, at the opening of the campaign and for her to say good bye to him in the morning

and expecting to be home that afternoon. he was due to, to campaign be closer to home on friday. obviously an incredible shock. they were, as you say, certainly from all appearances a very close couple she herself was from a member of the elite i suppose you could say, but they, she had an interesting life and she had it. she was a radio d j there for a little while and was quite a she also had some connections with some of the more controversial aspects of his time and government as well. we particularly with one of the schools that caused a lot of issues and, and so on that i think will you know, with time we'll talk about a little bit more. but yes to, to see for each of her, i guess she's almost a contemporary of mine and in some ways to, to is oh for her to they. i think they married in 1997. so this will indeed be a huge loss for her. and she could, you know,

they don't have children themselves. so she certainly, i think going to be wrapped in the arms of her family for, for some time yet. i don't really get to talk again on a week. i professor political science at miss that she know you. i seen. thank you . thank you. the speaker shall anchors. parliament says a new president will be chosen next week. after negotiations to form a new unity. government follows unprecedented protests which thor, tens of thousands of people, storm the residences of the president and the prime minister. both have agreed to reside. now fernandez reports from columbia who just as warbler and key political landmarks on saturday, say they're staying till the president and prime minister resign thousands of others us streaming in to visit the official residences. and this property, the presidential secretariat. we need a new system. we need a new governance minute new prob, unique, proper leaders. so to deviate,

to change that, and to bring this notion of a country disturbed position via until we are fighting on to the end. that in seems close. but for testers and not leaving, they're angry and fed up with having to spend days in cues and to find the money to buy essentials, which have increased $3.00 to $5.00 times in price. present got of the raj boxes says he will resign on wednesday. political parties and parliament will elect a new president a week later. i'm rock right around on any of the young. a government has to function according to the law. i'm here to protect the constitution and through it fulfilled the people's demands. what we need to day is an all party government, and we will take steps to establish that eating agreement among different parties won't be easy, and there are warnings that it shouldn't take too long. the central bank governor has said that there has to be political stability very quickly in order to

have the international community, the international monetary fund with whom negotiations are taking place in order to ensure that that support comes in and go against the president and his government has been building for months. the lack of fuel has had a major impact on people's lives. on monday, a few fuel stations receive new supplies. for 5 days we have to wait for the queue, but they're giving $1500.00 movies for the bikes. that mean 3 lead us really does not enough for us. we are working in the quality of service that is only for one daisy news. it's enough. as negotiations continue about a peaceful transition of our people are hoping this brings them some relief. and michelle fernandez file this update a short time ago about the possible leadership alternatives in. 2 terms of the political parties, there are a couple of people,

the opposition leader subject. premier garza is obviously sort of jumping at the bit to be given a chance to prove himself. but i still sort of trying to sort of make that campaign to put him up there as an alternative leader. there is someone who has been very visible in the last few days, and that would be the former army chief who challenged by him the roger pox out of the 2010 election. that's general sun up fonseca. he was court martial thrown in prison. are for daring to take on the roger boxes and he's also had a lot of kind of acceptance while coming to these grounds meeting, protest as a but there are also others who have been mooted as potential sort of prime minister or president are sort of replacement the speaker, the just in the interim are now not a very sort of a, a big political name. but in terms of constitutionally a would be lined up to sort of hold the baby if you like on to such time. oh,

national government is in place. i saw, as i said, no really obvious indications of any frontrunners of leadership or obvious kind of leaders in the making. so that's another reason why there's such a lot of political wrangling and negotiations. parties here are trying to come together in terms of forming that national government and trying to make some kind of arrangement that can allow for a smooth transition of power. the on security council is set to vote in the next few hours on a draft resolution to extend a deliveries to rebel held area in northwest syria. the mission for cross border shipments expired on monday, off to temps renew. it were vetoed by russia. millions of people rely on essential supplies through the bub i'll how are crossing to them? casale reports from the turkey syria order. i jamal ali and her disabled son have

lived on the skin for internal, displaced people for 5 years. like many others and serious la province, they rely on food and medical aid from abroad. their madness applies that sometimes receive those 8 boxes and sometimes i sell it to buy bread or vegetables. i'm a widow with a disabled son. he needs medication. there's no one to help me. international aid is transported by road from neighboring turkey through the bubble have crossing every week. hundreds of 8 tracks caused this order behind me into knots with syria to help more than 4000000 serious have been displaced in their own country. the 8 accounts were up to 80 percent of their food supply. alert had the need is large. only international bodies, like the u. n, can help to contain famine inside syria. the crane war has pushed out wheat and field prices and reduced donations. 8 group say, a fair and systematic

a distribution is impossible without the un involvement. and i will honor, we don't want tell people to suffer a humanitarian catastrophe or famine. this possibility would cause a massive exodus to turkey. moscow has threatened to veto you and 8 deliveries from turkey since 2014. but there is no other viable alternative to the bubble, have a crossing, and if it wants to be restricted agencies say millions of lies would be at risk. seen em castillo al jazeera at the turkish syrian border. still head on al jazeera leaders of pacific allan nations gather in fiji, but the southern withdrawal of your boss threatens to overshadow. wouldn't want to damage anybody's chauncey's by offering my support or johnson refuses to endorse any of the 11 candidates to replace them in a contest that way. and till ah,

the journey has begun the free for world copies on its way to cattle group. your travel package to day that is much talk of heat waves in europe and yes, it's certainly pretty hot in iberia, that heat is spreading. but the overall impression here is not the same at all. a lot of cloud in northern europe and even the proper stormy circulation in the baltic states. so forget heat here, talking about a fair or breeze cross northern britain and across norway where rain is still the dominant type of weather. and particularly heavy rain through the baltic states and running through eastern poland and into bella. ruth, in that spinning system go south and weakens but in 2 places like ukraine for example, by time you get to wednesday. so temperature here are not extraordinary at all, but yes, further west and further south. it is hot has been consistently hot in italy, in the balkans for weeks now and increasingly in portugal and spain temperature on

the rise. in fact, we've got significant warnings for a good part of portugal because temperatures in excess of 40 degrees. and it will change very much the next few days did that. he could probably split up into the heart of europe, tickly, france, and switzerland. beyond bert, yes, we wait for we can it gets hotter still further novice brittany immediate future? look at geneva, his example up to 34 degrees while tommy get to thursday. most of northern after of course is halt but the dominance theme here is big showers. greg, a long way north ha, airway, bishop airline of the journey life and robust debates. a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other law literally stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range the way you're coming from. and he said, give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be heard. human rights and land defenders and brazil thing live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the st. claire

a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah ah, watching out 0 mind if i top stories this our private funerals been held for japan's former prime minister. sions, obey crowds of people lined the streets to pay their final respects. he was assassinated while campaigning at an election rally on friday. the speaker shall anchors parliament as a new president would be chosen next week follows unprecedented protests or tens of thousands of people stormed the residences of the president and the prime minister . now the small pacific island nation of terabytes has withdrawn from

a crucial fiji based regional block. it says, my canadian countries have been sideline in the leadership of the pacific garland forum. the summit comes as australia, new zealand, and the u. s. are trying to push ike against china's growing influence the region aging, signed a security pack with the nearby solomon islands back in april in the volatiles i've had in the discussions i've had in my previous visits and in the dialogue to die. leaders talked about the challenges the region face is climate change cove it and the recovery from clothing, both of which have fallen harder on this region than on many other parts of the world. and of course strategic competition and all the nations of this region are seeking to navigate the challenges all nations are seeking to navigate those challenges. and we do it based where we can do it together and that see approach estrella is taken. that c approach the pacific on form is taking and that is why

pacific for munity is so important. when hey, has more from fiji is capital soother? this meeting all the pacific islands form as seen as is perhaps the most important one and a very long time. partly because it's the 1st time that the leaders have been able to come together face to face, to meet in 3 years because of the coven. 19 pandemic. and also it's crucial because of all those. dia, geopolitical tensions that are ongoing at the moment. and then we have kid abbas and their decision to withdraw seemingly at the last minute. but this is a problem that's been going on for a long time. in fact, we go back to the beginning of last year when the 5 micronesia countries that are members of the pacific islands form including kit abbas signal that they were going to leave this pacific islands grouping for a couple of reasons. but mainly because they were unhappy with that election process that took place to find a new secretary general of the pacific islands forum. they felt that there was an, an agreement in place that would allow for the new leader to come from one of those

micronesia countries. instead, after a hotly contested vote, i had went to henry puna of the cook island so that clearly that is an issue that has been bubbling away for the last, almost 2 years. ukrainian forces say they've destroyed a russian military ammunition to appear in the southern city of nova cova in the castle region ne, by residential buildings have also been damaged. keith is called on civilians to leave parts of the region as their plans to recapture marius lost to moscow. i had a police and cave says, all allegations of war crimes committed by russia. ukraine will be fully investigated. andre number 12 told out, is there a police, they are sharing all information gathered with international prosecutors. alan fisher reports they are the almost forgotten victims of the early

days of the war. and ukraine. you haven't. wasik has kept watch as they stand in an anonymous freezer van in an anonymous carpark. in this unit alone, 12 bodies still not identified still not claimed by their loved ones. with us after pupils early, we would like to buy these people. it is a long time they have been lying here more than 3 months. it is a common key and that sucked. they cannot identify their body simply by looking of them. many people left for other countries. so they seeked him. so lying here on claim. in other units near by 30 soldiers and another 140 other civilians, some recovered from deep and a nearby forest. the russians built their positions in this wood facing towards cave when they were forced to withdraw. that's when investigators moved in and the phone one mass grave and they think around here, there will be many more. just last month, ukrainian forensic teams found the site and started gathering evidence. they pulled

7 bodies from a tiny grave, each victim shot on the head. and dumped their crime being meal and old enough to fight against the russians. even wasik was there that day, helping out, watching the groaned give up its secrets, monitor foreman at the moment to sleep. okay. but when i examined the body, so children didn't, even though they are not my children, and i do have 2 children. it's horrible because even his alcohol, i can get it out of my mind for quality. those images from each victim, they've taken dna one day. the family might claim them, give them a proper burial. the man heading the police investigation into what happened, told me no matter how difficult these crimes must be investigated, took a puzzled rebel are worth it. this should be important, not just ukrainians, but to the whole international community. this is very important, the same as the investigations into what happened during world war 2. we must

investigate the army of the russian federation, the army commanders. this message should be delivered. the bodies will sit for a few more weeks, then they will be quietly buried. but for no the sit silent. witnesses in an investigation into war crimes and murder. i'll and for sure. i'll just either madawaska, you cream is the 1st anniversary of nationwide anti government protests in cuba, demanding social and economic reforms. police and special forces happen patrolling the streets of havana. he was, as the u. s. was behind last year's demonstration, the largest, the island has seen since fidel castro, to power back in the mice in fifty's. a human rights watch report is found the government committed, systematic human right violations in response to the massive protests. the last phase of the corruption trial of argentina's vice president is underway and when, as there is kristina catch, that denies accusations that she illegally profited from dozens public works

contracts. daniel schmidt, my reports from the capital in the trial into alleged corruption by argentina's former president. christina fernandez, the kitchener resumed on line, entering its final phase with verdicts expected before the end of the year with a kitchenette along with 12 other defendants including 2 former cabinet ministers is accused of irregularities and awarding public works projects. she denies the charges speaking here, the start of proceedings against her. mm hm. on your behalf, one. mm hm. what is the guy? this is a formidable maneuver of political persecution and media harassment. it's real targets are those who represent at least symbolically the most important process of social inclusion and economic transformation that's ever taken place. and that has included millions of argentines. the current president, alberto fernandez, gave testimony on her behalf earlier in the trial. however, she's a divisive figuring knowledge and tina,

enjoying massive support among trade unionists and in working class districts, the target of anger at anti government process that the weekend to get to know that we want to continue be in a country that is free without christina. because everything that's happening is her fault. christina kid knows accused of irregularities in grunting contracts to this man. lateral buys to build public works in the fall south of argentina. he's already serving 12 years in prison for money laundering. many of the works he carried out over priced and some remained. i'm finished. christina kids with president of argentine from 2007 to 2015 li, possibly with president before he's the current vice president. i didn't strongly rumored that he's likely to one again for the top job in election next year. the only of course, if he's found not guilty. the prosecution in latin america reform a presidency. coleman, usually under incoming governance in brazil,

louise enough eula, the silver april morales and journey 9. yes. in bolivia, roughly a career in ecuador, and here in argentine, murray, fuel mac, re, they all say the victims of political persecution summoned up behind bars. others get off to return to the political fray. then he saw the roger's era, what osiris summer's races on the streets of nairobi. evans showing their frustration ahead of elections in kenya. people are unhappy about rising prices, stagnating wages and heavy debt. katherine swirly ports from ruby ah, protests like this in can you have become this time the speaking out against the rising cost of basic fuel prices. many people he has seen life has become unbearable in a general election in august is making things more difficult. with

julia manion is a casual walker on a good month. she owns about a $100.00. so every coin counts. i did, he got, she said the cost of her basic supplies have doubled in the last few months. i am a woman. doesn't need one any longer, and we're struggling to make ends meet you. may's flower has doubled. cooking oil has become unaffordable. you my children, i have adjusted our food rations. i please like and balanced all my need. mama, voters are electing a president and peas. senators, governors and other electoral seats. politicians are using this campaign season to promise that they will keep the economy, but many voters, unless they say they are these on elegant talk them who does economy say a new government will find it hard to lessen the barden for most people. this is partly because of a huge public debt. much of the money has been borrowed from china for large

project, like these express we, some government officials have also been accused of corruption by inflicting costs . we have a big, full worth president. this is the devil's breakfast. you have just ordered the devil's breakfast. well, most $100000000.00. by the time they pick up a $100000000000.00 in public that ah, we're now boring to pay interest on previous warren. so back manion use family home. she prepares a basic meal, she's behind on her rent and school fees. she's running out of ways to make more money. she pelvis, she's living in incredibly desperate times. catching soy, i'll jazeera nairobi, british track, and field star mo far has real. he was a victim of child trafficking. he says he was smuggled into the u. k. from did you

beauty as a 9 year old and forced to work as a domestic servant before tom olympic gold medalist. and 6 time world champion says he was given the name mohammad far by the woman who took him from his family. he says, his real name is who's saying abdur rahim. the u. k. governing conservative party is unveiled the time table to replace outgoing prime minister force johnson. and the leader will be announced on september the 5th. that will be after several rounds of voting by m p starting on wednesday. so far, 11 candidates in the running or a challenge reports the u. k. sweltering through a midsummer heat wave, but the country's political temperature has been at boiling point for days now. and i want you to know how sad i am following the prime ministers resignation announcement last thursday. conservative m p's of the 1922 committee gathered to set the rules and time table for how to replace boris johnson nominations will open

and close. tomorrow. we'll have 1st wednesday and the 2nd ballot. like on thursday, what we try to do is find a balance, making sure the fall of interest h concluded reasonably rapidly before the summer recess. but we do believe we can have that proper discussion within the policy. someone has to grip that conservative m. p. 's aiming to whittle down a wide field of candidates to just to buy next thursday. then over the rest of july and august, the parties to 100000 members will choose the next leader, prime minister. it's a tight schedule, but they want all this done by early september. i think it's a wide open race, and ultimately the conservative policy can be worried about the blue and blue attacks. i think that doesn't look good to the wider electron, so they're gonna want to try and shorten that as much as they can. i think it looks

like she's seen the front runner and he's the man to catch. there is one person in all of this who's being conspicuous by his absence, forrest johnson. of course, he's been pretty quiet since his resignation, speech last week, while he was out in front of the cameras again on monday. when he stands on the right to replace him, i don't want to say any more by what the contest underway and what's happened and you know, i would wish i wouldn't want to damage anybody chances by offering my support. i just have to not to get i have to get on. meanwhile, the opposition is picked up on the general promises of tax cuts. conservative leadership hopefuls are falling over themselves to make and found an affable, almost cannot think well of the way the contenders make more than 200000000000 pounds. with the funding spending commitment

to hon. you think it that more than the annual budget of the splunk, the pages the sunday papers, without the word of how it will be paid. fantasy will soon meet reality galloping inflation, economic stagnation, and a major war in europe is just a few problems from the prime ministers in a tray. it may be scorching now, but for whoever wins, things will only get hotter, will reach helen's now to 0 monday. ah.