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ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm emily anguish. this is the news ally from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes . china launches its biggest ever military drills in the seas. me taiwan. hours after us how speak and nancy pelosi left the island 3 killed that during renewed fighting in the disputed nagondo caraballo region. russia accuses as a by john of breaking a ceasefire. you as president joe biden signs and executive order on abortion, making it easier for women to travel between states for the procedure and warnings of social media platforms in kenya as spreading hate speech and disinformation ahead of a general election in sport, american basketball stop or a grind returns to court in russia facing drug charges,

and the nfl wants to increase the 6th game suspension given to, to sean watson at the sexual misconduct. ah, we begin this news hour in the taiwan strange where the chinese military has been conducting live fire drills. just a day after you, it's house big a, nancy pelosi and it her controversial trip to tie pain. the droves are happening around the islands tie. one says chinese naval ships and military aircraft have made several incursions into its territorial waters. as senior chinese diplomat described, philosophy trip as manic, irresponsible and irrational. a series of drills are focused in seeks exclusion signs that surround taiwan. let's take a look. 3 of designs overlap areas tie, one says and part of its territorial waters in some places just 20 kilometers off

shore. the drills include long range live ammunition shooting into the taiwan straits. china has warned all vessels to avoid the area for 72 hours. nearly half the global contain of flight passes through this waterway every year. and china's foreign ministry has addressed policies trip to ty one. it's accused washington of staring up, trouble in the region. to me make wash, hooking that said apple high to the u. s. is the biggest saboteur of peace in the taiwan strait and the biggest troublemaker of regional stability issues. that is the asia indo pacific strategy that is highly confrontational and dangerous. it shows the hypocrisy and double standards of the united states of the international rules and of china does not resist us, recklessness and irresponsibility, and lack of rationality than respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity. this principle of international relations will just become empty words, separatists and extremists will only redouble their baldness,

while the peace and stability that has been hard won in this region will be seriously jeopardized. stride counselor, wang ye said that this incident was single handedly orchestrated and caused by the us and the merits and the cause and consequences. a crystal clear into the china has john what is diplomatically possible to the maxim and exchange to avoid this crisis imposed on china. but we will not tolerate any harm to our core interests and the national reach of the nation. so we will not just sit by and watch the united states play the taiwan card and serve its own domestic politics and selfish interests of some politicians. and patrick fog has more on beijing's reaction from the chinese capital. china's foreign ministry said to day that it was compelled to wax in self defense and all the action that was being taken was targeted at taiwan separatist forces. state media reported just after noon that long range live firing

drills were being carried out in 6 exclusion zone. surrounding taiwan and its population of 23000000 people and the precision strikes had been conducted and achieve the expected results. there's also lots upon verified video that circulating on social media showing a rockets being fired from china in the direction of taiwan. it's. i want also said that had to chase away an air craft as well as a war ships that had crossed over the median line. this is an unofficial board which is generally seen to prevents any possible mishaps from either side. and they did say that they expected the reaction to be greater than anything that we've seen in recent years. but china says the us is the provocateur and urged it to immediately recognize the one china principal for the sake of security in the region. all right, let's bring in deviate palin. who is the international editor of ty, one place?

she joins us on skype from ty, page of your thanks so much for being on the program. china has been threatening military jails for some time now and it's a camera reality. how is taiwan reacting? look and leave. you go out on the streets, its businesses, usual people here and i want are used to china, threatening these military drills, doing these military prop provocations that happens. every time a high level dignitary comes to tie want especially someone in the position equivalent to nancy pelosi, but this time it seems that it has caught hit much closer to home. and so many ways for, for one thing, it's usually time to just touches the edges of the territorial borders of ty, one. now it seems that they are encouraged, these incursions are going right into territorial waters or concern of course into air space. if you go out on the street, you think ok, well people are just taking it in their stride. but if you look at a little bit deeper and listen to the chapter here, you'll realize there's

a sense of anxiety here. for instance, the number one app download at the moment is the one that tells you where the bomb shelters are here in tie. one, almost a lot of there are lot of bomb shelters inside one. there's a lot of emergency areas here because taiwan has lifted the spectre of china invading for decades. now. also, people are also trending on social media at the moment is where the safest places to hide it. should there be an invasion. so while it seems like people are getting on with their daily lives, there is that sense that people are thinking about what it, what if this actually goes further? and then there's the fact that they like will most likely be disrupted by these military drills because it amounts to what the ministry of defense is calling a blockade. we're shipping routes and air routes are all now being blocked off, which means that flights are being cancelled. you know,

routes and travel is being disrupted. so while people are watching this cautiously and, and then on the outside it, you know, it feels like they are used to it in the end, just standing back observing. there is also that knowledge that this is far more than what was expected in previous times. when china had blob, those threats, and the kind of provocation that we've seen in the past. indeed, well, we really appreciate your inside stevie a good pile in taipei. thank you. ty, ones defense ministry says it's used flay is to drive away drones, flying over one of its islands, close to the mainland. the incident happened in the strife between taiwan and china . there are a number of taiwanese islands close to china's mainland than ty. one kenman is this set of islands overflowing by the drones. the 1950s it was shelled by china. the u . s. considered using nuclear weapons to protect it. she u. e is part of the cayman islands. that's the chinese mainland in the back of the

photo there, you can see how close it is. china's warned ships to avoid the area for the next 7 to 2 hours, as we mentioned because of courts like she on man, half the world's annual shipping goes through this area to break it down for us. let's bring in winds. he song, who is a specialist in china. taiwan relations with the australian national universities tie one studies program. he joins us from at tie pe, thank you so much for being on the program. we've been talking about the island of taiwan, but for our international audience took us through the regional dimensions of this area. we just showed that map. but what happens if china encroaches further on these areas? like you said, this is the part of the world near our straight council. more or less half the war was maritime commerce. so investment is certainly very critical of the land of communication. chuck point in a way, which is also why it's raising

a lot of interest as well as concern by other countries in the region. at this point though, i think the fact that china designates it's very ask for me, treat real in this particular way, may potentially be buying the reassurance. however, ironic miss sound because from me, the way i read it is the china is doing the ministry drill in those areas trio, which of a lot with paro towers, territorial waters. precisely because china is more about diplomatic messaging more so then preparing for the next round of major mitre offensive. and their way to think about it is that they are trying to counter new people, maddy messed up, nicolo this trip, the taiwan, the logic. yes. hello is the being such a senior official building taiwan some how, how legit, demises, and strength and power and claim to be a sole run state actor. and so china now is trying to counter that effect,

but showing no town is not a sober, it's the actor. i'm going to show you by saying, i'm going to do me to read grills in taiwan territorial waters. i'm going to ban maritime shipping, doing all throughout town was territorial waters as well. just to show that one does not have true autonomy to govern those places. and therefore it's going to be listed at night and we can pounds claim to its own autonomy and self confidence as well. so in that sense, that very precise calibration of that message may makes it sound like a people magic outright military move. you mentioned some of the economic implications of this and i do want to get to that in a little later. but firstly, you're talking about this concept effectively of china not losing face, that's a really important concept for them. so what moves are we likely to say next from by jane? i think for me to drill in around how,

why is likely you have more military maneuvers crossing power media allies. maybe possibly some kind of new declare ration by china about expanding it's a d id. identification though, just to further show the claim over what i want these at, they don't look too much space. and these are the things we can expect. but at the end of the day, i think that china is going to have its power transmission moment a few months now from now and stability is really paramount at this point. i don't think presence, she really wants to introduce any real risk the war because that's kind of broken into alisha lockers, instability that could create complication for reelection. yes. and speaking of that instability just quickly before we let you go, talk us through some of the economic ramifications to all of this in the potential disruption to the supply chain. given the area that. busy talking about, you know, particularly after the likes of coven, and then also the ukraine war. this is obviously something that china will be

keeping in mind. yes, i think so, especially things. the era concern, not just one, but also countries like self korea depends on china and softer and how why especially account for most the world's leading semiconductor chip production, which is something that's necessary power l. 21st century tech economy. so we're trying to really go beyond this real 4 days for this exercise. it's going to bring true disruption to many countries and i've been china will be wise to limit the damage with us with this particular show, of course, to not create too many enemies, then you have to yes. so we will be watching very closely. we appreciate your analysis there when t song from the strongly national universities taiwan studies program. thank you. thank you for having me. and in the bank of nancy pelosi, taiwan trip. foreign ministers from the region have expressed concern about the possibility of open conflict between major powers. delegates from the 10 menda,

him 10 member rather, the unblock, holding talks in cambodia as capital ministers say, they're concerned volatility could lead to miscalculations and urging maximum restraints. the crisis in me and my is also on the as in agenda, representatives from the military, john to have refused to attend the meeting. no member states have said the block may we consider its policies towards me and mom, florence louis has the story from you on penn. in fact, we heard the cambodian prime minister who incentives countries also chair of the ozzy and the rotating are the in championship, say the situation in the appears to be deteriorating. and he was referring to the recent execution of for democracy activity coming so soon after who's in self made a personal lee on their behalf of execution. not to go ahead. and of course, he's also referring to the situation in young way. in some places it's descended to

the warfare where the military has escalated its response, particularly in rural areas where there's also frequent internet blackouts, more than 11000 people have been detained. more than 2000 people have been killed off it quite clear that the audience let peace plan that was agreed to by the june in april last year is not working. and that's the reason why the foreign minister of niana wasn't invited to argue. now was instead invited to send a non political representatives that they had declined to do so. now what's not here though is how to move forward on audience, on, on me. and that doesn't seem to be any sort of unity. there are some calls for our the and to engage with the national unity government. that's the shadow, civilian government, all me and my but doesn't seem to be taking any concrete steps towards that direction. and of course, what complicating matters is the level of support that now is getting from the authoritarian powered china and russia. and china and russia made

a very pointed show of that support by having a foreign minister. so a lover of visit min online in june to lead to in naperville on wednesday. in northern japan, thousands of people are being told to leave their homes in. torrential rainfall causes flooding. at least 3 people have been reported missing after rivers overflowed their banks in different areas. access to roads and bridges have been cut off and some services on a high speed rail line has been suspended. all right, there's plenty more ahead on this news hour, including a new economy minister announces measures to tackle argentina's troubled finances, plus signs that carl's and astronomy is great. barrier reef we're covering faster than predicted. and a little later in sport, tennessee, and own shibel moves into the quarter finals in san jose. ah,

there's been renewed fighting between our manian allied forces and the as the by johnny military along the disputed nagondo car back region. caraballo forces say they lost 2 fighters, one azerbaijani soldier was also killed a mania and as a by john had been locked in a decades old dispute for the territory. you're gonna carry back is mostly controlled by ethnic armenians. that as it by john seized parts of it, after a conflict in 2020, were drew roof, aggressive on august, 3rd, members of illegal armenian armed groups in the territory of azerbaijan, where the peacekeeping contingent of the russian federation is temporarily stationed, grossly violated the provisions of the november 10, 2020 statement and committed an act of terrorist sabotaged against the units of the as a by john army. russia's defense ministry has responded to the violence in a statement. it says the situation is aggravated,

the cease fire regime was violated by the armed forces of azerbaijan. it went on to say the command of the russian pays keeping force with representatives of azerbaijan and armenia, are taking measures to stabilize the situation. matthew brazza is a former us ambassador to azerbaijan. he explains why the situation remains tense. throughout these months, there has been increasing tension, constant attention and occasional skirmishes. but yeah, this is the most serious level of the resumption and fighting recently. and i know there's a lot of frustration, there's frustration in back who, because it feels that it's, it's trying to move forward on a piece signing a peace treaty that both sides have agreed to do. but prime minister pushing on of armenia, who also sincerely seems to want to get to that peace treaty is being blocked by his own domestic political opponents, who periodically have staged big street protests. claiming that he essentially

committed treason by agreeing to a cease fire way back in november of 2020. and so there are all sorts of forces beneath the surface on both sides that want to keep the pot stirred, even as a national leaders want to get to a peace treaty. so the look that this territory has always been recognized as part of us, or by john, even the armenian govern legally and officially recognize these territories we're talking about as part of ours or by john, even though they're armenian troops. there now, who had agreed last november of 2020 to withdraw entirely. so the solution has been outlined, and it would be that the are all the armenian troops, leave russian peacekeepers depart as the armenian troops leave. and then there will be no return of all the control to the armenian or to the other by johnny forces on those or by joining territories. but armenians, if they wish to get to remain in car buck, and eventually they'll have to be some sort of a negotiation about how they govern their own lives. there will be elected

officials or will a officer by john once have to be full fledged citizens or by john there's a question of the legal status of the part of car box where there are still armenian troops that needs to be negotiated, but should probably be postponed while you are by john, that ensure security for all the armenians who remain in this in the sampling to the u. s. now, where president joe biden has signed a new executive order on abortion, the move could make it easier for women to travel between states to get the procedure it's bought and 2nd executive order on the subject. since the supreme court overturned the landmark roe v wade ruling, my can reports from the white house. another salvo in the battle to restore reproductive rights. the 1st meeting of a task force, which will explore ways in which to restore a woman's right to choose and protect in the process executive order, make sure healthcare providers comply with federal law solutions don't face delays or denials, medically necessary care. and this executive order advances research and data

collections to evaluate the impact of this dr. health crisis is having on to hell and other health conditions. president biden signs and executive order director of the secretary of health to advance access to reproductive health care services. and we're going to continue forward, including, for example, in making sure medication, abortion is available to women throughout this country. and we won't stop. but the executive order is limited in scope. and president biden has long insisted that congress needs to pass legislation, restoring the rights embedded in roe. v wade. president biden says he'll support removing the filibuster in the senate in order to allow reproductive rights legislation to pass by a simple majority. this is described as a nuclear option, which president biden has generally opposed in the past. in

a possible sign of things to come, the head of november's mid term elections. the fight to restore reproductive rights was posted by a significant victory at state level voters in the conservative state of kansas. every ejected measure that would have repealed the right to an abortion that had been part of the states constitution. they voted no neighbor and no one can. you make up the fusion. the voters of cases of this for the american people go to preserve and protect the right and refuse to let them be ripped away by politicians . and my administration has them back, the department of justice is also weighed in announcing that total sue the state of idaho, which is one of the many introducing an abortion ban in the wake of the supreme court decision. the contention that the state is contravene in a federal law that guarantees the right to emergency medical treatment. mike hannah

al jazeera washington, iraq's influential, she ain't politician. will tartar elsa is demanding an early election. he says dialogue with the government has proven to be few. tom sada, delivered a televised address urging supporters to continue. it says in that parliament until their demands and mat sat as blank one. the most sates in last. he is parliamentary election at there's been a political jed long ever since been any loudy will. who all, i am not willing to engage in dialogue. we have to still dialogue with them before and gain nothing. i but corruption and havoc ha, despite the empty promises and justice promises have not been fulfilled by i will not approve of bloodshed, but to reform. could not be achieved without sacrifice and dosage. barry has more on the story from baghdad. he put to rest all speculations ever ongoing here over

the past few days that there was a lot of behind the scenes meetings taking place and that eventually he would join a dialogue process. but certainly that is not going to happen. as he said, what is critical now is whether or not the various other factions within the government will accept his call. and there is no really functioning government at the moment after the elections that were held last october. since they're all souther instructed his m p. 's 73 of them to withdraw in june. the country has been in limbo. so the question now is whether the other side will accept the fact that there should be another election health. the next process that will come is the speaker of harlem. it would have to basically dissolve parliament and then they will have to announce new election. it is unclear what the other side that will be involved in this. i will have to say in the coming hours, we'll have to wait and see, but certainly most of us other standing his ground urging these protesters to

continue. what he calls is a peaceful revolution that will eventually hopefully get their demands. met the ordinary iraqis. we've been speaking to say they are tired of all these politicians and they're back and forth and their divisions. they just want to see their country back on its feet and the infrastructure to be funded properly so they can get on with their daily lives. the us says it's managing expectations before thursday talks in vienna on reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal. washington special invoice for ron rober, melly is heading to the australian capital for the discussions, which have been stoled for months. okay. ron and washington had been holding indirect negotiations deal broke down in 2018 when you were pulled out under president donald trump. the world's major oil export has have announced one of the smallest production increases in the history despite months of diplomatic assets by the us or pe class will add just 100000 barrels

a day. in september. the increase is equivalent to 0 point one percent of the global demand. president joe biden used his recent trip to saudi arabia to ask opec to pump more oil and fuel prices. search in the us, rives campaign is in. can you say social media has been used to promote false information and hide speech ad of next week's presidential election platform, such as facebook say, this taken action to prevented the critic say? the measures are falling short? malcolm webb has this report from robi can use electoral commission has started trucking ballot papers to polling stations. warehouse in the capital, nairobi, writes groups say the democratic process faces this sinister and hidden thread on social media. dungan with doom has used digital tools to document coordinated misinformation, campaigns on facebook, twitter,

and take told him next team and you've got, you know, dr. recording and what we like to call information warfare where people lead recording out of each other and leaking them. you've got very clear attempt at incitement and hits, which and just usage of hateful rhetoric and visual image ready to try and sort of ramp up people's emotions. my do i do some of the content images and videos from 2007, when more than a 1000 people were killed in violence that followed that yes vote. the electoral commission says this time it's on track to hold a free and fair election, preparing the materials and running the poll is this part of it? but it was after the election 15 years ago. it defeated brazil lead to waves of ethnic, targeted violence. and role of social media is exploded in the ways in which he

used to misuse the develop live rights groups concerned in the event of a disputed results. worried about what kind of messages political leaders might send to that supported out on the campaign trail. candidates talking less about this new city, more about policy that in past elections, including how to tackle with flooring prices of food and fuel. deputy president william retail is one of 2 main contenders for the presidency. his main rival is form a prime minister right over dinner. those can that it's campaign teams deny spreading the problematic social media content. but both say the other side could be doing it . business for social media companies is blooming in kenya. so right group say they're not doing nearly enough to monitor and remove dangerous content. the government agency responsible for preventing interethnic conflict has said facebook

could be suspended in kenya. if it doesn't tagged by them. we're pulling out of specific entities because repeatedly, they're not abiding by what they're supposed to abide by. they have the capacity, they have the means to do it and the capacity to do it. that's although i can the wheel to do it. so we have given the motivator and i was supposed to, the government has since said facebook won't be suspended. it's owner matter says it's taken extensive steps to remove hate speech including automatic detection and content monitoring teams for rights groups. so these measures don't go far enough. malcolm web al, to 0, nairobi, kenya, still ahead on al jazeera, the bank of england could be bad to announce is big is the interest rate hike? 3 decades class, one of america's most prominent conspiracy theorists is about to find out how much money he'll have to pay the cooling a school, shooting a hugs and the perfect day to fit these baseball in san diego. more on that

a little later and spoke with jim ah, with we're turning up the heat across parts of europe. hey, everyone. good to have your lawn. so this heat is running from spain rate through franz, and virtually all of germany is under heat alerts. so let's paint the colors on dark of the red, the hard, the temperature. take notice of berlin at 37 degrees your all time temperature record is 38. so we'll see if we can get there on thursday. then storms will break the heat on friday. this heat is being shoved into greece and turkey. we have temperatures in the thirty's mix of sun in cloud for is stumble, and some showers dark turkeys, black seacoast, but nothing major. other side of the mediterranean right now, a breeze off the atlantic will put

a cap on temperatures for coastal portugal. we've been looking at wind gusts of about 40 kilometers per hour on thursday. some showers rain dancing around northern ireland and scotland. in fact, we may see some pretty intense rain around the edinburgh area on thursday, banjo, the gambia registered its heaviest rainfall in more than 20 years. and that rain is really stuck in this portion of western africa on thursday, off to the south, lot of sun to be found. but we may see a few showers sneak into south africa's free state and the eastern cape. meantime, for cape town, looking good with the height of 16 degrees, hope to see you again soon. take care. ah, ah ah.

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ah hello, you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily ang, when he's reminder of our top stories, the sour, the chinese military has run live ammunition drills in the taiwan straits a day after you as how speak nancy pelosi left time china 5 ballistic missiles and deployed of fighter jets and warships, ty one's government says the island won't be intimidated by the military exercises, but has demanded badging stop the drills. taiwan says chinese naval ships and military aircraft have entered, but it considers its territorial waters. and delegates from the tenant member asian block are holding talks in cambodia as capital. foreign ministers from the region have voiced concern about the possibility of open conflict between major powers the bank of england is expected to make its large is to interest right. hike and

nearly 3 decades. the planned point, 5 percent rise, is aimed at calming the you case, worst inflation in 40 years. central banks around the world have been pushing uprights to curb spending and rising prices. for more on this story, andrew simmons is live for us in london. hello there, andrew. how serious is the situation and what can we expect from the bank of england? well, osgood, a blanket traitors, rob here. how serious things are mill say? well, it's probably gonna get worse before it gets better, and it is serious while the bank of england is likely to do according to the x books over her is increase by 0.5 percent. the base rates of the interest rates. and that would be putting it to 1.75 percent are which is the highest in more than $25.00. he is at the highest rise in one point,

some 5 percent. it knows it in that time frame. so what, why well, it is intended to try and slow down spending because spending is getting into high areas. post cove, it, there is a supply demand issue for, for businesses. and so they're putting prices up at a rapid, right? i now, if is less money around, more cost to the borrowing rates than that means will be less spending and the prices should come down. it's all about something of a balancing act for the bank of england, and so many central banks right across europe. and well beyond, because that can then lead to a slow down in the economies and the consequent recession, a threat coming out. and that is a real threat that's being talked about in these parts right now. indeed. and here, and of course all this is happening as the u. k. is about to get a new prime minister. economic crisis must be playing out as

a big issue. well it's the central issue now unless trust the former foreign minister is are writing it in a high position right now in the opinion polls. something like 30 percent. i had a risky su knock. who's a former chancellor. he's much more guarded in the way he's approaching the economy . less trust is a promising a tax cuts that he claims just aren't real. they're really sugar coated suites with poison in the middle. it says more or something along those lines. and there is an issue between the 2 contenders. for the prime minister's post decided by what is really a minority. the conservative membership certainly isn't being decided by the people of britain. the issue is the economy. the issue is the cost of living crisis and the cause of it, the cause of it isn't just as i was saying before, the, the actual are trading issues of attempts,

a supply and demand. the principal thing is energy. the killer blow is energy, the cost of gas and oil. and of course, the war and ukraine with rushes tactics as they are of pushed it up to such a degree that it's really hurting not just hurting, for average brits left, facing an absolute, massive challenge in getting by the poor are getting much, much poorer and it's really, really critical. there is a situation where these boring rights going up and people will find that that house mortgages are going through the roof and they're going to find it really hard. thank you for breaking down for us andrew simmons live for us in london. to agent in an hour the government there is struggling to ryan in soaring inflation and financial instability. president alberto fernandez, is being a new economy minister, will be able to attend the country's finances around trays about reports from warner series me in, but of the quarter poly. he's the 3rd economy minister in

a month level said he'll massa faces the difficult task of tackling argentina's economic crisis fee hoarder. he says, season politician who plays a crucial role in the ruling parent. his coalition formed by president alberta, the for a man this and vice president, christina fernandez, the kirschner, you know, with the name of audio for in the soviet attackers, will we have several issues to resolve and we need to work towards resolving them. there is no magic solution and it won't happen over night, or we need to tackle inflation, loss of income, lack of stability, and problems that working people face. if you can call miss massey, i will be in charge of the ministry of economy agricultural production and will implement measures that will reduce their fiscal deficit, increase exports and promotion. i grew industry oil and gas exploitation and the knowledge economy law i didn't in is in the middle of an economic crisis with inflation close to 70 percent a year. groups were presenting, being formal specter,

have been taken to the streets on a weekly basis to demand a more government assistance. the middle class says high inflation and exchange rate controlled. make it difficult to make ends meet. many have lost hope. if we can agree on empathy and i don't think anything is going to change because there's no trust in the government, you don't know who rules. it's a disaster. the economic situation is uncertainty about everything. thank you. my thought was chosen to carry out the tough but necessary reforms to reduce argentina sawing inflation way, but also to rebuild this country's debt ravaged research. but his biggest challenge will be to restore the faith and credibility in the government of president. out of a fun, i miss, but there are no guarantees that must i won't face tougher position from his own powerful vice president. christina kirschner, who has been challenging many of president l. well, at the farm and this economic policies, including a $40000000000.00 agreement with the i m. f. document oh, matter,

field passes and economies. he says the government needs to do much more. it is in the been as a longer than that on to control inflation. you need an independent central bank and a government that cannot touch it. that's how you fight inflation. and that's how countries in the region do it except argentina. it or there is an ideological debate and how to fight inflation and how to carry out the necessary forms to improve the economic situation. i remember many believe said he'll massage known locally as the supreme minister has enough authority to start fixing argentina's economy. and for now, he seems to have more power than the precedent. it is, i will, i'll just see them when a site is nato secretary general yen stone hamburg says russia cannot be allowed to win the war in ukraine, and the alliance must prevent the conflict from spreading members have been increasing, defend spending since the russian invasion, germany, is gearing up to become the world's 3rd largest military spender. after the u. s. and china step, fasten as more from billing the german army looks like it's fully equipped and

ready for battle in this recruitment video. but a parliamentary report suggests soldiers are lacking heavy equipment, body armor, backpacks, and even warm underwear. we don't have enough tanks. we don't have enough whistles, we don't have enough planes to be able to even secure the own country. none not even to support. i'm all friends in securing a europe. at the last nato summit in madrid, chancellor old shoal sat germany can fulfill the requirements to defend the alliance from what i described as a direct threat from russia. natal wants to expand its high readiness forces from 40002300000 the thunder moving 100000000 through the bond this special fund of 100000000000 euros for investment in the armed forces is a very important signal that we are facing up to the challenges of the new security

situation get it. it's a lot of money, but it's money the armed forces need make up for what we collected for years. as part of the $102000000000.00 package, germany is planning to buy f $35.00 fighter jets and related equipment for $8400000000.00 from the us. but the head of the armed forces reserve a say the number of troops should be doubled to 350000 as well. and to build up the struck truth again to have a new focus on territorial defense and host nation support that needs already time to build up the structures. we say more than 5 years to have these 5 homeland regimen. so then we have a structure to speed up. the process, patrick, sense book argues conscription needs to be reinstated. it's been called the turning point in history decades opposite a feed of nazi germany. and the end of the cold war, germany is gearing up to become a military power again. and while the majority in parliament has supported the

expansion, there are also those who warned against growing militarism. quit takes point out. germany is already the world 7th, largest military by the way, the defense budget increasing more than 55 percent in the past 8 years. they say the problem is efficiency, not money. the capacity for a conventional war in the european natal member states doubles that of russia is already deterrence. and so like this kind of arm spending, it's not color going to lead to a more peaceful world on the country. it's gonna escalate a global ours rates. despite these warnings, germany says it's committed to being an important natal partner in the heart of europe. auto nations can rely on fasten al jazeera berlin. astronomy is great, barrier reef has set a new record for coral recovery. a report by the streaming institute of marine science sciences found 2 thirds of the rape has the largest amount of coral cover

in $36.00. he's in the know, it grew from 13 percent in 2017 to 36 present. this c cover in the central part has increased to a similar degree. the southern region lost some coral covered though, due to a crown of thorns staff fish outbreak. see stars fade on and to plate waste building carl scientists say despite its resilience, the re for main vulnerable to bleaching, caused by solar radiation. for more on this, let's bring in poll, had a fee. he is the chief executive officer at the sterling institute of marine 5. it joins us from townsville in the state of queensland. thanks so much for being on this news. our poll, we so often hear bad things out. maryland. it's great to speak to a fellow of the we so often hear bad news about the impacts of climate change. but what's happening in that great barry rate for once it's something positive obey it's small. tell us a little bit more about what you've discovered. now look, so this year's report certainly gives us some good news,

which is great. as you said in your intro, we've had, we are now experiencing coral cover level levels that are that rival what we saw back in the eighty's. so names has a long term monitoring record for the great barrier reef and it goes back almost 40 years. so now it's a fantastic time to come and see the reef because you can see it in the splendor that it, that it exhibited back in the eighty's. so it's pretty impressive. and, you know, a scientists were delighted because it shows that the reef is still very resilient . we've had a couple of really good years for recovery, free of disturbance from the reef is come roaring back. so it's great news and he's great news. and while there were increases though in the north and central pines, as we mentioned, there was a decrease in carl cover in the southern regions. what does that say about the re so the southern reef decrease was relatively small and it was because of an outbreak of kind of foreign starfish, which is a natural predator which can get out of control when certain conditions allow. i

think more importantly, what we're really saying here is that while there's good news, there's also some not good news in this report. and while the carol cover is similar to what it was in the 1900 age, that should not, people should not believe in any way that that means that the conditions on the race are the same as they were in the 1980s. nothing could be further from the truth. and the reason is because the reef is now subject in any given year to potentially devastating bleaching events cause not by solar radiation. as you said in your intro, specifically by warming oceans, and ocean heat, raves, driven by climate change, that's the number one threat to the reef. we had a bleaching event this year, and luckily it didn't last quite long enough for the corals to die. so a little bit if they can go white, they bleach. but if it goes to long,

then mortality occurs. they die. and this year we were very lucky just as it was reaching that threshold was walking the tight rope conditions got a little bit better. but in any given year now, the risk could be subject to some pretty severe bleaching events. and so while there's good news, we certainly can't see being really vigilant and doing everything we can to protect the reef in the future. and so what does that mean in terms of doing more in the future we've, there's a bill to write the governments 43 percent emissions reduction target. it's been written into law. it's passed the lower house in australia, but obviously a lot more needs to be done to have this under control. yes. so there's 3 things that really need to be done to protect not only the great berries, but reese around the world that are all facing very similar challenges. the 1st one, as you said, is to get global emissions down in the long term. that's the most important thing

we can do. the 2nd thing is we absolutely have to give rece the best chance they can to flourish and recover as we're seeing now. so that means everything from protecting them against crowd authority starfish, to improving water quality and so on. the 3rd thing we have to do is we also have to recognize that we're going to have to help them adapt to warming oceans because those warming oceans are here now, and it's only going to get worse. we're already getting, we've already had 4 major bleaching events in the last 6 years. you know, in the eighty's there were never any. well, the difference well poll, we really appreciate your insights. we've just run short of time. thank you so much for break down for us. the hottest, the chief executive officer at the sterling institute of marine science. appreciate your time. thank you. a right wing us talk show host to claims that a school massacre in 2012 was a hugs will soon find out how much money he needs to pay to parents. he lost children in the shooting. alex giant has been sued for libel and it stands to be

find $115000000.00 or more as rosalind children reports. long after the 2012 sandy hook school massacre. alex jones called the deaths of 20 children and 6 adults. a hoax, a plot he said, to expand gun control in the united states. that was too much for many of the children's families. they sued jones, a high profile conspiracy theorist for libel isn't. now a jury is deciding how much jones should pay in damages to one of the families. on wednesday, prosecutors revealed jones apparently didn't turn over all of the evidence required during the original trial. they announced they had a copy of every text, an email from jones's mobile phone, about sandy hook material. they say they just received from jones's lawyers. that is how i know vitally reset it enough in. did you know that she,

i told you the truth is your very measurement. the judge told the jury to ignore the lawyers allegation, but to remember that job had been uncooperative. during the original trial, her jones tried to apologize to the families for his earlier claims. while testifying on tuesday, just out of mission real as a summary of your show. as i said, your, your show us our vision real and the media still ran with. ready lies that i was saying, it wasn't really long earlier. shay, it's chrome, they won't let me take it back. they just want keep me in the position of being sandy, hook me and this isn't the end of alex jones's legal problems. at least 3 more families are waiting to find out just how much he'll have to pay for, denying their children were murdered. rosalind jordan, l g 0. forty's coming up after the brag with gem, i including all the tennis action from washington,

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safer than he'd been home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero, lou ah ah. i thought he's jammah. thank you, emily. the nfl is seeking a tougher penalty for quarterback to sean watson for violating the leagues personal conduct policy. earlier this week, watson received a 6 game suspension from an independent routing following investigation by the nfl . after 2 dozen women complained of sexual misconduct during massage treatments, but the league isn't satisfied with the sanction and they will appeal. and the situation could get even messier because the players association may sue the nfl

for appealing the suspension. watson recently settled over one of 24 lawsuits filed by the boss or therapist, but denies any wrong doing. reading through what the judge, sad, i guess from a legal perspective and a precedent perspective, it makes sense. one thing i will say is the fact that the nfl has the personal conduct policy is something that allows a suspension to happen without it, there could be no suspension period. so i mean, it's better than nothing. but when you look at the damage that watson has been done, i don't think that it's enough. we're way beyond the point of you know it, we're not, this isn't like something like ok, we should take time to build up to the correct amount of punishment for something like this. like it needs to be done. the trial of american basketball star, brittany greiner is expected to come to a close on thursday. it is live outside the courthouse near moscow were closing arguments being heard. the 2 timely pick champion faces up to 10 years in prison.

she's been detained finale 6 months after vain, conscious containing kind of the soil were found in her luggage. out of moscow effort grind acknowledges she was carrying the substance that says she did not intend to break the law. like a group of live golf players including phil mickelson and bryson to sham, but have filed an anti trust lawsuit against the p. j tool is legal fight could ultimately define the rules of what players can compete. the pga tour has suspended days. you've joined the saudi arabia back to live theories. the president and owner of italian football club napoli says hill, avoid signing african football as if they're committed to playing in the nations cup, or deliver. and he is frustrated about losing african players mid season to play out the boy on the continental competition. last season, camera midfielder andre frank as ambo and usa and center goals kind of do cool about a missed 6 games monopoly while on africa and juicy. we spoke to nicholas betsy electra at the university of the lawn. yeah, he covers issues of racism in italian football. he doesn't expect to deliver and he

will face any repercussions for his comments. the debate seems to arrive, but you need to be more from the you k, yet other than the media. so you saw how is that issue that you're coming from outside the rather than from any. and because to be fair equally especially in january when the africa cup of nation has played that was it among the supporters that kind of. busy let's say a lot of supporters were said that that the player had leave to play, do, and meets the game. then why bennett got one day and the copper napoli supporters were also proud before anybody. but me seeing a lot of games for anybody perspective, like the idea of football sadie,

and let's say now i remind you that it's been about the sat for off about the global perspective is something significant. nick carrie all says he's treating every much as crucial off that he was unable to gain any wild ranking points at wimbledon. and that mentality is paying off so far as the australian came through his tracking around much at the city open in washington, serial speaking americans call me paul. 6364. he faces my palka for a place in the quarter finals, but 2nd see to have a shock exit. he was knocked out in straight sets around by finland. m a router voice on sure that i was back on court for the 1st time since losing the wimbledon final. she was up against the madison keys in san jose, california. taking a claim set that she is in a breeze through the 2nd 61 to reach her to find the 2nd seat of the dosa is also through she rally back from 53 down in the decider to be american. qualify

with my leg. he's the daughter a full time grant. i'm champion cova. major league baseball teams have paid tribute to legendary board costa vin scully, who died on tuesday at the age of $94.00. sculley spent 67 years calling games with all the dodges. and on wednesday, teams across the lead league held a moment of silence. sculley retired from the microphone at 6 years ago, after serving as the longest broadcast out with a single team in sports history. the san diego padres unveiled their new line up against the colorado rockies including kwan so, so he received a standing ovation. brandon drury also delighted his new fans hitting a run on his 1st hit with the bases loaded a san diego beat the rockies and 9 at the commonwealth games. elaine thompson hara was left, jumping for joy of the victory in the 100 meters final. the jamaican lived up to

have bidding his favorite to win gold the 5 time. and in fact, champion crossing the line with a time of 10.95 seconds. the triumph is slight consolation for her bronze medal at the recent world championships that competition in eugene was memorable for all the wrong reasons of kenya's of ferdinand amandola. a visa that i meant to arrive as i was before his 1st heat and was eliminated in the semi's. but he has put all of that behind him and he is now 100 meters, a commonwealth champion, coming home and 10.02 seconds for his 1st global title. that is all your support from ethan. i'll have more later. emily, thank you very much jim. all right, that's it for me, emily angland for this news, al, a john, go anywhere. so her rama will have more of the days in just a moment. oh ah.

and i drank assessments. how much support is that? that st protest that we've seen at hotmail across the rest of the country. the street men have been very good at tapping into the coke and found that people across the country informed opinions we will pay more of a, the venue. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some ways where they were storing italy's credibility, his critics would say, he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? setting, the discussion. i'd love to see every time there was an attack on a mosque all the right wing organization. thank me. don't approve of it. examining the headline court is a political court that is making political decisions,

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