our family was escaping poverty. she says discrimination has been part of her life . last month in argentina, some survivors and descendants of the com and mccoy people took part in an unprecedented trial of a case. it goes back nearly a century ago. the trial for the massacre in that by the face shows the serious abuses that indigenous community stafford in this country. only 1000000 of the 45000000 people in argentina consider themselves defendants of the original indigenous groups. most of them live in poverty and continue to fight for survival . argentina has long prided itself of a european heritage, one that often neglected and persecuted, indigenous groups. trial of not by piece a step to revise history and give indigenous communities the place they have been denied for too long. ah,

you ministers agree on an energy deal as russia limits? gas supplies heading to europe. ah, i'm from vanelle. this is al jazeera alive from dall. huh? also coming up, the international monetary fund slashes. it's global growth forecast is more in ukraine at the slow down in china to take their toll on the economy. oh, protests outside via most embassy in bangkok, his criticism of the don't is execution of for pro democracy activists roles and schools reopen intra lanka, but a lack of fuel. these students are still struggling to get to tough. ah, european union nations have agreed to ration gas as russia announced another call

to supply russia state energy giant gas poems that it will further slash supply through the old stream on pipeline to germany, down to just 20 percent capacity wash of lanes. the issue on a faulty gas turbine you lead to say the latest top fall is politically motivated. same bas robbie has most the energy crisis looming over europe dominated the meeting of u ministers in brussels. rationing gas ahead of winter, the best and only way to reduce the use reliance on russian energy. 45 b. sam corresponds stay 15 percent cut in our usual goslin sumption between the beginning of august and the end of march. that's why we have pointed to this percentage as the target or member states should strive forward. russia is set to further reduce supplies through the north stream pipelines, blaming a technical fault at one of their stations,

something you ministers dispute. you leaders say there is no technical reason for the latest reduction, something gas problem, disputes of assured national gene. as of today, there is no solution to the ongoing equipment issues at the port. you have a compress the station. there is no solution whatsoever yet. theme as the saying nothing, trying to find solutions, but there are change economic clothes in response to russia's war and ukraine. european leaders say moscow is not a trustworthy partner. the wind is coming and we don't know how cold it will be. but what we know for sure that we'll continue to play his games in misusing and like mailing by god supplies ukraine's president for lot him years. zalinski says, europe is already at war with russia just on a different front. i came in,

but i have all this is done by russia on purpose to make it as difficult as possible for your opinions to prepare for winter. and this is an open guess will, that russia is waging against the united europe. this is precisely how it should be perceived. and they don't cable happen to the people or how they will suffer from hunger due to the blockading ports, or from winter cold and poverty, or from occupation. these are just different forms of terror. nearly half of all the gas europe needs comes from russia. the supplies now down to a relative trickle come winter. if europe in countries don't have enough supply stored up in time rations will almost certainly mean a struggle to heat homes and power cities. then basra v o dizzier. russia has launched more missile strikes on ukraine's black sea region, the rocket, se the coastal village of the poker president for them as the landscape says, it's a residential area with no military presence. the eastern city of hockey was also

targeted. john hansen has more from keith. the russian defense ministry says it has destroyed a immunization and missile the bows in the southern blacks, the port city of nikolai, or it says it also destroyed port infrastructure in that case. and that was just one in a series of early tuesday morning, strikes by russian forces in the eastern crane town of harkey. a gas pipeline was hit that will leave thousands of people out of power. that is with the mayor there says, and also in odessa, in the region of the small town of toko was struck. that is, according to the president of ukraine's a little mir lensky who posted video, said the only residential areas were struck there. and he says, there were no military targets. the newly appointed chief of moscow space agency says russia will quit be international space station of the 2024 year report to solve said its focus will shift to building its own station. but nasa says it

hasn't been informed about the move. if russia does quit, the i assess that would be the end of an aerospace diplomacy. us and russia have worked side by side on the station since the entered into all but in 998. this with pearson is a space journalist. she says russia pulling the plug 6 years ahead of schedule would cause major headaches. vanessa. they've been working very well together. the international space station does not work without both nasa and, and russia taking part as well as several other significant contributors, such as the canadian based agent in the european agency as well. it is going to, it's going to cause problems the, the russian sort of side of things is in charge of several key systems on both international playstation. probably one of the most key ones is it propulsion system. so that's the thing that stops it from it. it's just about in the atmosphere and over time it does slowly degrade it, get closer and occasion 8 need to get it

a little bit boosted up again. and the rushing segment is responsible for doing that. it's possible the other people might be able to, to take control and, and take charge of that situation. i know space x of or, and he said that they reckon they could do it whether or not they can remain t thing. so there are some issues that will become if there is, the russian expertise is no longer bad, but people hopefully have some working against it in terms of building that early stage station. it's not a small order. they fish and all, you know, 10, it's not hundreds of billions of dollars to, to build. and that's why, really, we've only seen the international space station. and now t and gong, which is the, the chinese one being built in nashville. monetary font has released its report on the global economy, and it looks pretty gloomy and uncertain. the war in ukraine higher global energy and food prices, economic downturns and china and russia, a,

some of the factors that put the brakes on the world's recovery from the pandemic. the i m f projects that global economic growth will flow to just 3.2 percent. the fear higher food and energy prices and supply chain bottlenecks are expected to push inflation on to 8.3 percent higher than previously projected the world's 7 leading economies. the i m f says the probability of a recession is now estimated to be nearly 15 percent. that's 4 times higher than usual share buttons. he joins us now live from washington. d. c. says she have it. all sounds gloomy to put it lightly. right. i get you summarize the main points that though pretty comprehensively, i think what's more in there is even though that those top line figures are gloomy . there's another paragraph which says in fact, despite those gloomy numbers that they could be a lot lot worse than them. their mouth grizzle to say, well, look,

the warrant ukraine could lead to a sudden stop of european gas. you were just discussing that from russia. inflation could be harder to bring down that anticipated the, the titling monetary policies from central banks, where it's going to cause much, much more hardship. renewed, coven 19 locked downs, could, could be occurring more supply chain problems. so in fact, they're saying that there's actually rather a good chance of an alternative scenario of global growth. declining a 2.6 percent in 2022 and 2 percent in 2023. so, i mean, those headline figures are bad enough, but therapy the i'm, i was immediately hedging saying, and it could be a lot worse. yeah, i'm, i'm seeing the, i'm, if i said there's a d u. s. has a very narrow path to avoid recession now. so what are the economic indicators should be, be looking out for this week? you know, that's an intriguing one, because actually the main fear right now is the federal reserve is going to increase interest rates at such a rapid pace. and they are on track to do so on wednesday to get another point. 75

percent, perhaps rise in the interest rates about what's going to cool as a global recession. nonetheless, the i m f, supports support the interest rate hikes dropped from the fact even though there's a greater discussion in the u. s. as to whether that really is what it's a pretty blunt instrument when one of the main reasons for inflation, which the fad is normally trying to come, isn't to do with wage increases that saturday. in fact, because you inflation wage increases out keeping up with inflation. it's because of supply chain issues and because of the war and ukraine and, and commodity shocks, things like that, which the fed has no control over there that are active discussion that that's something to look out for on wednesday. that when we see the feds announce the latest interest, expected interest rate hike, choose that we just have consumer confidence numbers that just came out a few minutes ago in the u. s. they've declined for the 3rd straight month. thursday we got the g d. p figures for the us and already there's a great deal of debate. there's already a great deal of pre bustle from the white house because there's

a trumps that that might show a 2nd straight month of decline in which case. and a lot of people's book, that's technically recessional there, the u. s. government, i just, again, i'm just now in the prescott because they don't think the u. s. isn't the recession, recession even if that technical milestone is reached of to, to straight a quarters of declining g d p because the labor market say strong company, adding $400000.00 jobs a month and be in a recession. that is the is the arguments that look out for thursday. and friday we got the consumer price index, which will give us another indication of how, how inflation is varying in the us chapter towns in washington dc. thank you. israeli forces have rated the palestinian village of cato at bonnie hall sun in the occupied westbank. they demolished the homes of 2 palestinians had been charged with killing a god in april at the illegal israeli settlement to arielle. abraham reports knowing you'd old as a dean meadow, he has been asking about his bicycle since the early hours of the morning. with the

help of a friend, he managed to find what's left of it. the emitter, he found that he says, the only thing that we're left with now is the memories of 25 years after is really forces blew up their house early on tuesday. these really military as of yet i and his cousin use of all see in late april both men are in the early twenties and he is really military accuses them of killing a guard of an illegal as were you sacrament in the occupied west bank after that arrest the family was expecting the house to be demolished, so they took out some of their belongings. what they couldn't prepare for is to see their house and ruins. oh, i wanted to take my books, clothes, and toys by they didn't let me. israel has long implemented a policy of demolishing houses belonging to palestinian suspects, accused of killing his radio. oh my, shall i live? my son is a hero. it wasn't easy for him to see what the occupation done in june and g,

ramadan. the events in alaska particularly affected him, that oxy on the side of tito milan earlier on tuesday is really forces demolished the house of use of all c as well homeless. now, the asi family are staying with relatives that i got on, on iraq given us already. these really, this is shown is that we can't, we bill here for 5 to 15 years in this line is confiscated. i'm sent away. i have a plot here for juice it will build on for now. we're scattered in relatives. home says all the homelessness in these riley government says house demolitions. i meant to prevent future attacks. but you were rights. organizations say, since palestinian attackers are often killed or in prison, if their families who end up being punished me that but i mean, alger theda, the occupied westbank still add on al jazeera celebrations for new to new zealand constitution. that gives more palate to the president on it's a, it's in all the steps. one man will reprieve. one of the biggest national parks me

us as much as the crew start to bring a wildfire under control. ah hello. we've got some wet weather returns to northern parts of china at the moment, hopefully a little more cloud slotting a little further southwards as well. and that should just not the edge or fad. extreme heat that we have seen across southern past, still getting up into the mid thirty's, maybe the high thirty's, a one or 2 spots here. but there's that wet weather. just pushing in foundry down. paul's coming through some pockets a very heavy rain, could cause some flash flooding from time to time. it slide a little further eastwards over towards yellow sea as we go on through wet thursday . hopefully thou shalt little more wise, but little more cloud, just as i said,

just taken the edge of those very high temperatures. wanted to share was getting into the korean peninsula, some showers there from time to time into japan. tokyo around 32 celsius sir, but largely dry just a chance of one or 2 afternoon showers. plenty of afternoon showers, meanwhile, across their se, asia still very red across at east side of indonesia. malaysia, seeing some larvae, downpours from time to time, along with southern areas of indo. china still seen plenty of wet weather across circuit parts of india. pakistan that was for lanka to some very heavy rain from time to time should be not quite as wet as it has been recently with the heaviest, down post pushing up to the foothills of himalayas. ah, live and robust debates. a lot of folks when they hear the word rush stranger, they think other law literally stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range, the way you're coming from. and you said,

give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be on human rights and land defenders and brazil. they live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the st. claire, a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder about top stories. this l. e u member states have reached a compromise d along making emergency gas cuts this winter. europe is facing an energy crisis as the russian on for gas bomb reduced to supplies from the old spring one pipeline to 20 percent capacity. the new head of moscow space agency says russia will quit the

international space station after 2024. good. he bought us all said its focus will shift to building its own station. nasa says it has not been informed about is ready forces have rated the palestinian village of cato. bonnie hassan in the occupied west bank and demolished the homes of 2 palestinians, had been charged with killing a god in april at the illegal israeli settlements of aerial protests have been held outside me and mas embassy in the ty, capital bank hawk, the condemning the execution of 4 pro democracy activists or 4 were accused of helping the civilian resistance movement at his fort military since last year's crude execution. so bought widespread condemnation from neighboring nations. the u . s. and the united nations, tony chang has more from bangkok, protested her being out on the here in bangkok on tuesday outside. mamma's embassy expressing their shock and horror, but the execution of 4 political prisoners over the weekend and condemnation coming

from the u. s. secretary of state, un secretary general, them peace, all across europe. here in southeast asia, malaysia's foreign minister said this was a crime against humanity. we condemn de action by to whom talk to execute the 4 activities. we feel that deceased a crime against humanity. ah, i believe to foreign ministers when we meet in non pen. on the 3rd of august, we'll look into this little reaction from the military government inside mamma. their spokesman held a press conference that they were he failed to address the issue at all. although when asked by local media, he said the executions were not because the military had any particular case against the men involved. they'd been given every opportunity to prove their innocence in a court of law. many people would dispute that,

given that these were charles that took place on the military rule by a military court and in secret you would have ja janice. we knew that there may be criticism and objections when the death penalties were handed down and conducted in accordance with domestic law. however, we did it for reasons of domestic stability for the rule of law and order and for security we georgia, it was not personal like the opposition groups of said it was done legally. but there has been reaction on the streets of murmur with flash mobs expressing their anger and calling for revenge. the concern here is the opponents of the coo and the military. both seem deeply entrenched in the further along. the conflict goes more bloody good schools have reopened in shall anchor of the government said it would provide fuel so children could get to classes. they were shot nearly a month ago because of widespread shortages caused by the worst economic crisis in decades. and i'll fernandez reports from colombo, back to school, at least for now,

to london, new president runner to become a singer and his government. want to sure things are returning to normal. schools have been asked to start on site lessons 3 days a week. the other day students are taught online, but many said the fewer shortage and economic crisis are still a major obstacle. that i'm at the impression that they come and say, i handed this, i faced a lot of hardships due to the fuel crisis and the mother and a teacher. and i had to queue for 2 days to get fuel. deny the we have to wait for a to 40 minutes for a 3 wheeler taxslayer, and even if we get one, they are helpless with unfair charges. to day i paid double the usual fare. the head of shall, anchors, teacher's union told al jazeera, its members are also having transport issues here, the government to declare education, an essential service, giving it the priority. it deserves parcel ro with dell laneesa. schools were closed because there was no fuel even today. that's the situation with endless.

accused will r as a trade union. we don't want schools to stay closed because the longer that happens, my greater the impact on sooner than nearly 30000 school vans operate around the country. drivers in other school workers are hoping the arrangement made this week will continue oper, elana before my grandmother grandmother express. the fuel is continued to be provided to us through the bus depots. that was, it's not possible for us to que overnight and then drove children to school in the morning who love it. this is very difficult to see whether not fuel is not the only problem. skyrocketing prices have seen school transport fees double in recent months. and many families have been forced to look for cheaper options. students have not been spared. the effects of sherlock has worst economic crisis in decades . but following 2 years of pandemic related locked down, it's not been easy. minette fernandez, al jazeera colombo, a state t,

the exit poll after 2 years, he has referendum on a new constitution, suggests 92.3 percent of those who took part voted in favor of the changes. but the electoral commission says only a quarter of registered voters tanned up whistle. thr dot has more from tennis a tacitly into his year with the company going to the pools for a controversial constitutional ref random. thousands of police national guards and counterterrorism units. standing by many interns, you're hoping that mondays referendum would help improve the country sentimentally of sheila jena. hi of kitty. we expect the referendum to lead to a better life for our children's children to have a better life for us. it's over. why are we living under pressure? schools are a disaster. the situation is catastrophic. everything the disaster heineken but not all are expecting this water will bring change miss lucy, man. yeah, i'm not going to vote because we've voted a lot of times without the results we were expecting. it's the results which forced

us to not vote and not give any importance to it because the reality will remain unchanged. and i do not imagine there will be a change in the future. i mean, tunisia was hit hard by covet 19th and amex that triggered nationwide protest in july last year, paven way for present case site greater hold on palmer p suspended the democratically elected parliament. dan in march, he dissolved it completely schuler. this referendum is also being seen as a ward of confidence, foresight, while the opposition ers people to boycotted site pushed for them to take part. that is despite electro standards requiring him to remain neutral, santa berman b. so i the that we will build together with our arms ideas and determination. we will build god willing and you were public. and so we will build a new republic based on real freedom and real justice and national dignity. because there is no dignity for nations except with the dignity of its citizens, with the 5th of the workforce, unemployed, and poverty level sorting to new highs. tunisia,

the company that sparked the arab spring uprisings across the region is once again at the cross wrought in 2019 during the presidential election. the turner was or 56 percent. and now this by only around 28 percent of waters going to the ballot box, it will still be enough to ensure k sides plan to consolidate his power over parliament. the government and judiciary. and the fear here now is that this may pave the way back to authoritarianism. russell said that, o g, sierra tennis i suppose now to really see of oakland who is in tune as far as alicia. and give us a reaction that there's been so far back from the opposition and from people who had spoken to on the streets. well they'll position a saying that this is in a judgement they been saying is an illegitimate and a legal process the whole way through. and they said the low turnout validates that opinion. but on the other hand, yeah, they're chi science voices who are absolutely jubilance and ecstatic last night.

very they were partying and sharing you into the early hours of the morning and absolutely delighted when chi site himself whoops down avenue, bush dba, which is in the center of genius and famous because that was where the arab spring was fought and won. i and, you know, the, the thing that the, the position sort of find very distasteful about this is the jubilation is based purely on an exit poll. the votes are still being counted. we're not expecting results until so, but meds are the mid way through the evening. i'm sort of around 8 o'clock. we're not being given at a fixed time, but certainly the referendum itself is not over. and then it's going to be an appeals process which last month and opposition political parties. civil society is saying that they are going to carry on fighting because they, they do not recognize this constitution. they say it is illegitimate and they died

except it i had anything of open enforcement, eunice. thank you. 5 protest as have been killed during demonstrations at a un peacekeeping base and democratic republic of congo. it happened on the 2nd day of rioting in the eastern city of goma. demonstrated, say peacekeepers have not protected them from violence in the region and want them to leave fire crews and california say they're starting to bring the state's largest while fi this year under control. extreme heat and low humidity, of course, the oak fire to spread rapidly since it started on friday after dropping at 1400000 liters of water firefighters, say it's no longer threatening the nearby yosemite national park to decades of drought. and rising temperatures have put the state at a higher risk of wildfires. we had a really good day to day. we got a lot of work done this morning. we were boarded 10 percent your team and on the

file to night were boarding 16 was interesting. so, you know, it's not a huge number, but it's a pretty big percentage job. if you look at it that way, we're making some really good progress on this fire. and emergency crews in texas are also battling a fast moving wildfire. the flames have destroyed at least 16 houses and a threatening others in the northern city of dallas. the area are subject to a heat warning. most of the state is in drought. dozens of people have been forced to leave their homes in the czech republic as a forest fi ripped through a national park there. spread along the check german border as temperatures reached record levels. no casualties have been reported, but situation has been described as critical. david bowman is a professor of pyro geography at the university of tasmania. he says, the fires we've been seeing around the world or the new normal, and people will have to adapt. one of the really big concerns we've got with this sir,

to this outbreak of our activity is it's beginning to affect livelihoods would supply issues and crops had be the control pause. obviously there's a humid dimension here, but the extreme dry conditions were getting the same cause burning or a cultural ropes, and so on and plantations. so what we've really got ahead of us is a huge program of boy, at at cation, we've got to not fire proof, but for landscapes we've got to live with by a much better. we've got to have better infrastructure and we've got to be preparing for a whole fire future. and what is really concerning is that one of the sort of get out of jail cars. so i suppose for and draw down is to grow trees. but what we're now saying is that forests and plantations, very vulnerable to this,

intend to have an intense drawing with saying around the world. which means that we're providing and accelerant climate change because carbon banks, carbon stores, and now being converted into greathouse gases. and so we were on a slippery slope. 14 people have died in pakistan is heavy monsoon reigned sweet across the country. the west at area was punjab flood waters rose from several cities and in the countryside. strong winds also caused extensive damage. at least 27 people have been injured. your german airline, lufthansa is canceling more than a 1000 flights due to a scheduled strike. why it's ground staff on wednesday is striking to try and pressure management and ongoing salary negotiations. nearly all slides from its hubs and frankfort munich will be scrapped beginning from tuesday. more than 100. $30000.00 passengers will be affected. american basketball star brittany growing

has appeared in court in russia where she's facing drunk challenges that could see her in prison for up to 10 years. she was arrested at moscow airport in february for carrying cannabis oil invade kenneth is official from the u. s. embassy were at a hearing and say growing. i told them she feel okay. and the circumstances japan has executed a man convicted of killing 7 people tomo his camp or had rammed a truck into a crowd of pedestrians in tokyo, in 2008. before going on a stabbing rampage, another 10 people were wounded in the attack. hundreds of people of walk through the streets of cell paula to demand greater support her brazil's women of color. the protest is say, president gyal sonata has done little to help women during his term in office or encouraging people to vote his rival. in the upcoming election of the nato recently increased the social assistance program for low income households. however, some.