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it is just after 15 gmc and we start seeing russian control crimea, where a number of drone attacks have been reported. a local official and semester poll says an unmanned aircraft shut down just above the headquarters of moscow's black sea fleet. ukraine has promised to retake the region. there was annexed by russia back in 2014. well, this is the 2nd attempt at attack against the black sea fleets headquarters in less than a month. on july, the 31st drain strike and the headquarters courtyard wounded 5 people and led to the constellation of naval day celebrations. early this month, the psyche military base was damaged by several large explosions. the case defense ministry says the russian navies, capability was seriously degraded by that russian forces had seized snake island in the black sea, south of a dresser. on the 1st day of the invasion, the strategic out post help the russian navies ability to 5 cruise missiles the ukrainian coast. but ukraine reclaimed the island by the end of june. and in april,

the flagship of the black sea fleet, the most far it sank. cave said its missiles hit the vessel, the largest russian warship to be sunk in wartime. since world war 2 are let's go live to death and now we can speak to rights by who's standing by for us. so it's raise what kind of effect to these ongoing attack happen? well, i'm here right in front of their breath and it's completely covered with sand backs . and even though there's people walking around, people have very much aware that there's a war, ongoing fighting ongoing, not far away from where we are. what we know about this drones is that there's been an attempt to spin away attack. what is the black feed headquarters in the black, the headquarters in the crimean peninsula, the governor of the city says that it was shut down. and that's a continuation. but what we're hearing from here in odessa is that the military

administrator of this has said that this fire works mean that crimea is coming back to ukraine. and this is just the latest incident in something that we have been seeing in the past week. several explosions in crimea in military base is in crucial military base is basis that are used to, in a way, supports the attacks against other parts of ukraine. it's not clear yet who's making this attack because the ukrainian government is not commenting much on this . it's believed that it could be either special forces or it could be partisans, or there are no quite carrying out the re lifestyle attacks in that part of the country. it's important also because russia has said that any attack on crimea would trigger massive retaliation. so suddenly people here are very much aware air raid sirens that happen every day and, but people are choosing to be out on the streets and carry on with their lives. but they know that there is a war on going not far away from where we are right now. that fighting goes all across the country. all of ukraine services are continually being strained on they,

especially healthcare. very strange, especially when you hear what's happening in the eastern parts of ukraine or 3 days ago, there was an attacking car. keep that left over 10 people that were hearing that this very early in the morning about 3 hours away from where we are in the region of mich alive. there was another missile strike that left 9 people injured among them. there were 4 children, so definitely health services in that part of the country are trained doctors and nurses are struggling to do their job of struggling for resources. so what we know right now without we have spoken also to some doctors there and they were explaining that in many cases they have to amputate a limb because they cannot try to repair it. do korean government has put together a plan in place to try to gauge those who were injured to with the western part of the country. it's important to know also that there is

a mandatory evacuation from that part of the country that precedent zalinski has order and he's trying to move civilians outside from the place where the, the, the war is still raging. so people are being moved towards the western part of the country. those injured are being moved to the western part of the country where they are being treated. we were in one of those hospitals, and this is our report. with to escaping the war in east in ukraine. some of the injured arrived here in live, even on the western side of the country to get much needed medical help. i mean as feed who knows who leg doing an attack on her village in the harrison region that is done well, we will do that. we will. i was together with my children. they went inside and i was outside and this happened. i couldn't call to my daughter in law, there were no windows and doors. everything was destroyed. fighting continues in

eastern ukraine as rush as military pushes to try to secure control over a dumbass region. but many civilians are paying the price. people here arrive with wounds that are infected with shrapnel clone thing. among other things, some of the wounds are weak sold. doctors here tell us that they're desperate to get more antibiotics and other medical supplies to treat those who are injured. willing to your doctors like james henderson are helping his birthday can be the same injuries he's using his annual leave from the national health service in the united kingdom, to carry out reconstructive surgeries that may be civilians with horrible war injuries, have land, mines, gunshots, shrapnel, and blast injuries, m r, reconstructive techniques very difficult to do in this environment. but we are managing, you know, essentially the equipment they've got here is about 2nd world war era. and so we are using kind of techniques that you would have been used in those in those times,

in the 70 percent of patients do not survive a lim been jury. and that's why training doctors with new techniques is crucial that population doctor nap had each says he has been working nonstop since the war started. and we are fighting with the country that are and dance of bread, the children there, woman, the old man, and the military. this drive through the civilian her own infrastructure, the school they destroyed more than 300 hospitals in these that and in the center of ukraine, like it's been almost 6 months since the war began. and those were being treated here are grateful to get a 2nd chance that he said, well i'll just eda live eve, ukraine, and let's bring him alexandra, vo. travers. his editor in chief of the swiss military review jointed la from geneva to talk about the the these dr. attacks on crimea. what do you think these, the tactical thinking is behind these attacks and criteria and what is happening

now? oh, definitely. there has been for many, many years, decades actually a very strong military infrastructure command and control infrastructure of russian forces in crimea. and these are the, the objectives, these are the targets of these, these attacks. of course, there's a, there's a context to these attacks. it will tell us more about that on this is talk the russian assets a long way from the front line. right, right now, what is that? what is taking place and has been so for the past 2 or 3 weeks, is a land offensive by ukrainian forces to recapture care song, to retake essentially the net pra river, which is extremely important. because it's the only natural line of defense in order to beat off these forces the ukrainians have tried to cut them off and have

tried to sever or tried to diminish their command and control capabilities, their logistical supply, and a lot of these channels through crimea. so all of the air bases that have been targeted, for example, the surface to air missile systems which have been targeted. all of them are pretty much linked to this nervous center or this command center, which is located in crime. all right, and what is the impact of ukrainian targeting in crime errors? is it more of an annoyance to, to, with the russian forces or is it having some success? it's very significant. of course, it's not the only efforts that ukrainian have been attempting and actually achieving achieving quite well, i mean, but the result of this has been to phone number one, crimea the premier population has been put under alert, and this has created panic in crimea with people trying to flee this area which is

no longer considered space. so this is very much one of the impacts to answer your question. the other one is that this panic has actually reached the russian high command to the point where mobilization has been ordered in crimea, which is both interesting on a, on a military side of things, but also on a political one. because russia, the russian federation is, of course wanting everybody to believe that crimea is a part of russia. how can you mobilize only a small segment, a small area of the, of the country, and not call this the general mobilization for the entire country. because that ukraine says the will began with crime in mustang with its, its liberation. one of the people who cry marijuana a lot of the population in crimea that was sympathetic to your rick ukrainians,

a half sled out, possibly some people who are still sympathetic and would still like to join ukraine again. and nobody really knows how many of these people exist can be considered in their what that ukraine in general staff calls partisans. and we know for a fact that there has been a lot of passive resistance and also individual or group attacks against russian interests and russian forces russian command post. we have seen this in crimea, we've seen this elsewhere in the country. and it's under my tribes. appreciate your analysis. thanks very much. d for john, you says that it's unable travis from swiss military view. the un, sorry, you general has praised the work of inspection teams, helping to move grain and other food from ukraine. tony gutierrez is in turkey, which helped broke up last month's deal to free up great exports. he's been touring the joint co coordination center in istanbul,

which is monitoring shipments. and he said that seeing vessels leave the ukrainian port of odessa filled him with hope. i was so moved watching the wheat he loved the hold of the sheep's. it was the loading of home for so many at on the world. but let's not forget that what we see in east them all. and in odessa is only the more visible part of the solution. the other part of the spectrum deal is the any impedance, excess of to the global markets of russian food and fertilizer, which i've not subject to sanctions. it is important that all governments in the private sector corporate bringing them to markets without fertilizer in 2022. that it may not be enough food in 2020 city to somalia, where somali forces are attempting to end a siege by all about fights. is it a prominent hotel in the capital of milk issue? they set off explosives on the rooftop of the higher hotel where the gunman had been seen firing. the siege has been under way since friday night. at least 30

people have been killed. others are as mohammed ali has mona, from migration. my general, who drew me and, and a tech that started with the success of bombings, has targeted the hyatt hotel south of the somali capital mogadishu. the hotel is usually used by officials, public servants, and civilians. also, parties were organized and political conferences held in this hotel. this was the target of an attack by a number of gunman belonging to the above group who stormed the hotel after the bombings. smalley forces arrived at the hotel in order to respond, but they've not been able to secure it, even after an hour's long siege. the somali police spokesman sid the situation as close to a resolution as most of the perpetrators of this attack, had been arrested. somali forces imposed the security code on the perimeter to prevent everyone from getting closer. there are very conflicting accounts about the casualties resulting from this attack. what the somali government and security

authorities has not yet commented on the attack and have not yet made clear where the government officials are among those killed or not. and that's enough from emma mood, who's a senior east africa and less for the international crisis group. and he says that algebra up sees, has slightly change their strategy in recent attacks. these types of attacks have been a hallmark of altima operations a couple years ago in particular. and they, they kind of slowed down a little bit, but we see them popping up again. and yes, the so tell us are usually attacked because that's areas where government officials congregate. and in. so there's a lot of meetings, a lot of activity, especially right now with the new government coming into, into place and setting up a lot of appointments and positions. but there's also often been a secondary element to some of these, you know, bob runs a very extensive extortion racket within mogadishu itself. and they've targeted business owners that haven't confined as well. in 2017, there was, it was a massive explosion of premature explosion. and seen i conducted by shabani,

where over 500, the 600 people were killed in downtown norwood issue. and you saw a little bit of a shift basically from that a hack onwards in ultra messaging. they were trying to justify some of their attacks. explain that, you know, there are civilian casualties in war and warned civilians to void these types of locations. but they also slowed down the types of incidences as well. but if you look at where all chalabi is throughout somalia, it's very present and the dominant governing master really and in a lot of world locations in, in. so there's a balance there for development, does provide some services to populations, especially in the realm of justice and whatnot. but they also demand a lot from the population. they demand recruitment, they demand taxation as well. and so there's a little bit of a balance there and i think about struggles with this in terms of their popularity, but we have to measure this not in terms of all. sure. so, but in relation to the government as well. so if all throughout the least,

you know, negative alternative between those 2 people will still turn to it. so, so it's up to the government to basically demonstrate that they are a better governing master and you know, a better long term, better than, than all shibel claymores to the head on the news are including mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection with the 2014 disappearance of thousands of students. how the global aviation industry is fighting to get back on track as demand saws. motor g p introduces it, new res format. give fans more for that money, but not everybody is happy about it. in sport? ah, south africa zulu kingdom is crowning a new monarch after months of succession disputes, missus zulu the son of the late king goodwill as well. timmy is set to be recognized as the leader of the country's largest ethnic group ceremony is taking

place in spite of fierce opposition from some members of the royal family. thousands of people are attending the coronation. more than 12000000 people who mostly live within the quasi natal province, a part of the tribe. the king is one of the biggest landlords in south africa. he controls the entity that manages the 3000000 hectares of land owned by the zulu community. the governing african national congress has a majority support base in the province and zulu as the most widely spoken indigenous language in south africa. for me, the miller is a non goma and she has more the official residents. one of them all that king mrs. luke, cause will it teeny, and that's where he's going to enter the qual, an important and some tradition that goes back to the 18th for him. and that's really symbolic of him. now, taking throne, taking the throne. as the zulu came, some of the events did take place in the last 24 hours in the privacy and not open

to the public. we also know in the last day or 2, the king also killed a lion at a nearby game resolve and that's attached to gaining power. and symbolizing his power as a king. you with that lion skiing skin as part of the ceremony that were expected to see in the coming all was now the people who are attending the coronation are made up of i'm up to who was the warriors. these are the men who would protect the king and fight for the ever you should go to war. as well as maidens who are here to show their loyalty and the support of the king. like many others before him, the throne has been contested, and in this case, 52 of these brothers who say that they are the rightful king. there was the world by the wayside, last year with his father about the members of the royal family. who said it was a foreign, a document the court to have it through now tend to have

a different thing and told, but none of that has what's up till now on. and if you all, some of the people you, i'm sure many of the people here who have come to show the loyalty there behind the new king and fully support him. despite that division was in the royal family, brazil former president lewis in australia, silver is about to hold his 1st rally since campaigning for october. elections, which officially kicked off this week. the thousands are expected to return to luna has accused the current president john bolton are attacking prison in democracy all summer has repeatedly called down to me electronic voting system and criticize supreme court justices. sit speak to 1 pm here, who's in argentina's capital upon his earth. as a monica, you've just got back from brazil. what people think of rudy's campaign? well, this campaign started off very polarized. we have on one side lula who is saying

that this is a choice brazilians must make between our democracy anon, authoritarian government. and while you have incumbent president j able sonata saying that this is a choice between evil and good. ah, he's appealing to hit the christian, evan jellico vote. they're both trying to fight very hard for this vote. the evan jellicoe christians mostly support both sonata. he who defense traditional family values. so our, this is a fight. now our polls show lula, i head of bull sonata, but we still have 2 months to go and bull. so nato has just started handing out emergency aid. ah, money some to $7600000000.00, which he can spend to help the poor until the end of the month. so that could affect the elections. so cuz you're in elgin tina, out of latin american need is see the selection. how important is it to them as

well? what happens in the n? well, brazil is a latin, america's largest economy and most of latin america, while lula was president, the relationship was much better than with la able sonata. ah, now we have a sway in latin america, so you have well present. i'll battle for the man this here from argentina. his 1st speech, when he was inaugurated was directed to lula. what the time was in jail and was had been banned from running the 2018 ah elections on corruption chargers which have since then been overturned. ah, then you have the president of columbia and the one from chilly. they both say they sympathize more with lula, but well, well, we'll work with whoever gets selected. so now there's a, there's a group of,

of people here in south america that openly prefer lula. but we'll, we'll see that they'll still wait to see what happens. and they'd still 2 months go, as you say, let's bring in milson franco job him. he's a professor until you're alone. so university jones is not from reggie near at. welcome to program nelson. so brazil's former presidents proving to be quite her phone in the side from the current incumbent bull sanara bits of the se, still 2 months ago. well, i both said that the electorate, the more or less decided most of the people have already decided who are going to vote for la has 47 percent of the the preferences in the last go that impressed them. those who are not a 32 lives more or less, nathan has made a very high level and it may even when in the 1st round it needs more than half of the value both to to, to be lack in the 1st round,

which is going to be on the 2nd of october, but the career we had in the coast creditable. so not to have to spend a lot of money specially on the pool trying to get back. and now the last those rose tree percentage point. so still has a chance. let's wait and see what's going to happen, but max tomorrow, i'm afraid that campaign will be very dirty and maybe even violent. you can actually compare cause a presidential records this little have a better record, is president. all. is it unreasonable to compare because of the coming in the middle of both scenarios? term government much more help to international environments from the point of view. so brazil,

5 percent doing trace 7.5 percent in 2010 the the, the major recession. so the people who have very good remembrances for government unemployment rate was about 6 percent. the relation between the public dead and the bid was 53 percent the best in him became. so from the point of view, lula had a very good government that was delivered to even struggle to deliver the same sense of great and well being this time round with me because it's a different economic environment. yeah. in the, in the early 2000 china was growing more than 10 percent here and it became the most important trade partner with brazil. and this is not

going to happen again. but i know that they've got me in the back. and he has invited the vice president from the sense that rice trying to be more acceptable to the community, especially in the faith of some of the financial mark. ringback broke so what is bolton i have to do to close the gap, be done a bit, isn't a 3 advocating money to social programs. great deal of money as well. the main main enemy also and also not himself because if you look at the most so now has the 51 percent rejection and nobody's going to be elected. the majority. ready go, that's more than 50 percent of the rejection rate for both the 5. if the guy who provoke him try to read this is the mobile phone and the

don't help him because this doesn't help him. because the people who decide the election, the law, people from the center that does not have the militia to any political 5 get not from the last nor from the right. so he needs to be seen is that law of stable person and not so aggressive. and i am not so radical as, as it seems to the image has now into the fire, right? kenneth bates, so many people don't like the way he gover. okay. and this is the main problem. so i think the main, both main and professor we appreciate your analysis and perspective. thanks for joining us. thank you. still head here now is there another government collapse in montenegro, amid fears. the serbian and russian influence in the native member nation will look

at the chancellor, chief stability in chad as talk between the military leadership and rebel groups get underway. we'll talk coming up in 20 minutes. so the following champion seeking redemption in the does it look ahead to one of the biggest fight to the later in the a the got us start with this. we may have a tropical storm on our hands. every one. here's the details. so this could make landfall north of vera cruz in mexico, south of corpus christi in texas. whether it's a tropical storm or not is going to generate a lot of rainfall. and i think the danger zone will be phoenix to tucson in arizona through new mexico as well. and this is on top of that much sooner. moister. a lot of it that we've had as of late now for the u. s. south states we've really had

stagnant storms locked into play. here we've seen some flash flooding across myrtle beach and south carolina, and certainly could see a repeat of that as well. some storms rumbling across the great lakes. so that's going to drive down the temperature in toronto. over the course of the weekend and off to the west, we go still hanging on to those heat alerts across alberta and saskatchewan provinces. and now i'm going to take you toward the top end of south america, a lot of rain falling, a bolivia, columbia spilling in to venezuela. certainly in that zone there, there is the risk of seen some flash flooding, much cooler air for the bottom end of south america. specifically let's focus on sal paulo, your temperatures more than 10 degrees bo, where they should be for this sub the year. so a chilly, 13 degrees on saturday, cloud cover in the forecast for you that sure updates you soon. ah, when go with 19 1st hit,

the need to minimize contact drove many of the world's judicial systems online. now in the name of cost and efficiency, some of them want to stay there. but what they've holding trials and cyberspace denies defendants the right to a fair hearing, and remove safeguards against abuse. people empower investigate online justice ana jazeera every month. you'll have someone from home that will say, oh yes, i need my, me for this, with the economy free on children and spread around the world. how does a family survive in moderns? him pop weeks has to pull about for people. know, always every responsibility to send money home. just feel like i'm stretching myself. quickness transactions on al jazeera

lou. ah, and again what she argues your mind about top stories this and a series of drone attacks would be reported in russian control, crimea, and official ins. fast to poll says an unmanned aircraft shot down just above the building that houses moscow's black sea fleet headquarters. somali forces a using explosives against arshebra fighters at a hotel in mogadishu. at least 30 people have been killed during a siege that began on friday night. brazil's former president, louise and osceola to silver is about it's holding his 1st radio. she said, since campaigning for october's elections officially kicked off the screen, leila has accused the current president joy of both scenarios of attacking

brazilian democracy. mexico's former attorney general, his this maria has been arrested as part of an investigation into the killing of 43 students back in 2014. he's accused of being involved in the torture, enforced as his parents, as of suspects, as well as obstruction of justice tor. again b as if hey, says maria led the original inquiry into the disappearance of 43 students. prosecutors say he covered up what really happened? mexico's president address, manuel lopez abra door, says those responsible must face justice or year fee. of course, the case is not closed. the commission's report has been released and the prosecutor's office will continue to work on it. that one of her lover uncovering the truth, strengthens institutions and punishes those responsible. he got the ira, went out. the group of students went missing 6 years ago while traveling by bus 2, a demonstration barrios report in 2015 concluded they were detained by corrupt

police officers. and handed over to a drug cartel, which mistook them for members of a rival gang. it said the cartel killed the students and burned their remains at a rubbish dump. but the family's independent investigators and the un high commissioner for human rights rejected the findings. on thursday a day before maria's arrest mexico, my senior human rights official, referred to a high level cover up get a sample issue that was wanting to, to assist of young. as the disappearance of the 43 students constitutes a state crime, federal and state authorities of the highest level when negligent and altered faxed to establish a false conclusion of what happened. 060 his own. these families are still waiting for answers only the remains of 3 young men have been identified. marino's arrest his renewed hopes of finally finding out what happened. victoria gay to be al jazeera. the government of montenegro has lost

a no confidence vote after the prime minister signed a controversial agreement with the serbian orthodox church and includes regulations for hundreds of churches, monasteries, and other properties. churches. roland, serbia's, influence. i've been divisive issues since montenegro separated from its neighbor in 2006. the agreement grant to serve in orthodox church ownership rights to several churches and by double plots of land. as some of that real estate is also claimed by the orthodox church in montenegro, critic say the deal would allow serbia and russia to increase their influence in the book region. the country separated from serbia in 2006, but about one 3rd of its population identifies as ethnic serbs, political in fighting and multiple government changes have slowed efforts to join the e. u. they montenegro became, and nato member in 2017. while is like over here, which is a political science professor at the university of montenegro. he says, there are several reasons why the government lost the confidence vote. it should be

very clear that the prime minister abbas, which along the continental not only of the members of coalition who supported him, but also on the armrest of allies in only 3 months. the reason for that is actually she lot of the european agenda. european union wanted to push one to meet or foster to become to join the e u. and we got quite very open and offer in order to fulfill some requests in order to to and then it was jason trusted in 2024. but actually, mister advisory changed the agenda of the governments and as the key priority, signing the contract with the serbian, or to the church is controversial agreement. and he was warned by the rest of the allies. why the coalition part not to do that. instead of that, he tried to change the narrative, saying that actually the reason for,

let's say the company was on the coffin, it's in the bottom. it was the reason why some couldn't groups are trying to target target kicking. but actually, what happens in the last, the before these loading the media bullies the transcript of colonization, showing that actually the prime minister has died in context and communications with the leaders of the key criminal group in the, in the, to me, chance military leadership is due to discuss a timeline for national elections with rebels, opposition parties and civil society groups. last week, the party signed the peace agreement and go home paving the way for negotiations. it's the toes will bring an end to decades of conflicts for the 2 largest rebel groups, a boycotting, along with one coalition. political and civil society groups have been, morgan has more not meaning. the national dialogue process was launched to day by the head of the transition military council. and the de facto president,

mohammed threes their b. now it was attended by over 50 to groups and political parties and armed a position as well as civil society groups. and it is just the 1st day in the coming days, they will be forming committees to tackle the issues that this dialogue that this national dialogue will be addressing, including the issue of a form of governance for chad. it's political stability, disarming the arm, grooves that signed a peace agreement with the military government and catherine capital till her last week. but the most crucial topic that they will be discussing is the issue of elections, timeline for elections and who will be eligible to run for presidency in the coming months. once the timeline is decided by the national dialogue, lots of issues to be decided. so there will be forming committees in the coming days to tackle those issues as an all the opposition group that signed at the piece agreement in the hotel capital. doha, as well as civil societies here who are participating will be part of this committee so that they can have, they say in this process to try to bring stability to the country. to the

philippines were president ferdinand marcos junior has rejected calls to rejoin the international criminal court, which is investigating the so called war on drugs under his predecessor, rodrigo de tirty. despite this human rights activist, hope good exudes remains of victims could provide more evidence to help push for justice. ought to be low reports. now from manila. so i mean like a family grieving all over again. 5 years after his untimely death, keandra, santa says remains had to be exempt. his grieves lease expiring along with scores of others killed during a warrant. drugs launched by then philippine president would be good with 30 keens . uncle randy has made it is bishop to help other families. cuz the whole i wanted to reach out to families who were big teams like person i learned from be shipping wigs that their loved ones that shoot us the police claim. keon was 17 years old when police accused him of being a drug runner. they said they killed him in self defense. but security footage

proved otherwise. only one drug war related murder by police has resulted in a conviction that of keon de la santos, out of thousands of debts. the justice department is currently investigating just 52 cases. yet the government insists the countries justice system is working. president, burden and mark was junior, has bowed the less bloody campaign against illegal narcotics, but he's rolled out rejoining the international criminal court, which is investigating his predecessors administration for possible crimes against humanity. as soon as have been eminent, what we're saying is we have an investigation here and it's on the going we so why do we have to have that human rights advocates have been working to uncover more evidence of extra judicial killings. dozens of bodies that have been a zoomed have been brought to dr. raquel for tune one of only 2 forensic pathologists in the philippines. and so far i have seen about 9 cases

where doctors sign that should be in case as snatcher out hypertension, census him on those things. but very clearly to you. there were not natural causes . i yes, definitely hadn't seen rapturous mostly we had chat. doctor fortuna says she can only hope her work will help bring justice. but for families of victims, at the very least it's closure that has been missing for years. barnaby lol al jazeera manila. but taliban says the renewal of a un security council waiver that allows some of its officials to travel abroad is needed to keep talks and engagement going. see, the members of the group have been subject to a travel band since 2011. but the 13 taliban officials had been granted an exception, so they could attend peace talks that's now expired. the security council could vote on an amended waiver. on monday. puck sons, prime minister, shabazz shoddy,

has visited air is affected by reco, breaking monsoon raphael, hundreds of people have died many more had been forced from the homes. i force it as the details. this crisis is last 2 weeks and it's not the yet. the worst monsoon rains in 30 years inundating vast areas of land and hitting pakistan's poorest province. well let's just on the hottest hundreds of schools and thousands of homes have been destroyed here. across buck has done. hundreds of people have died and hundreds of thousands have been displaced, struggling to reach some kind of safety, to find some kind of shelter. thus bought out. taken everything from us. we were only able to save our kids, few livestock, and we are in dire need of help as early as possible. i guess i have, i guess we lost everything in the floods and left empty handed. we don't have food, shelter, or even clean drinking water. many of us are suffering from diarrhea,

gastro diseases, while the government is not doing anything for us. one criticism of the government extends beyond the immediate response and back through previous governments. plans to update infrastructure and resilience repeatedly not implemented, leaving people exposed to monsoon flooding every year. this year's enormous rainfalls, particularly devastating pockets guns prime minister, has repeatedly visited hearted areas. this flooding season, insisting his administration is doing all it can be recorded. the 30 records monsoon range has been broken, the c, it's a few 100 times more than normal and the largest that's brought misery to people's lives that both federal and provincial governments are committed to helping these poor people to the utmost. focused on has been rank the 8th most exposed country in the world to the risks of climate change, oblique window, and the future for the newly grieving and displaced,

contemplating how and where to rebuild their lives. hurry, full, sit al jazeera, a drought in china has had an unexpected side effects revealing aged and statues of buddha on an island that's mutually submerged. statues of needs to be about 600 years old. one of the statues depicts among sitting on a lotus pedestal rainfall. the young c basin has been around 45 percent lower than normal since july. and high temperatures is set to continue as many as 66 rivers across 34 countries in john quinn. in china, i've dried up so far this summer to mexico where extremely dry weather is crazy. a crisis in northern states, millions of people running out of water relying on tankless, reservoirs and dams of also dropped to critical levels and repair reports from mexico city. the extreme drought conditions persist in northern mexico. the city of monterey home to some 5000000 people has been particularly hard

hit on the most day. but in the allow, you must be fussy. people are fighting over the water and the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line, is chaos in our neighborhood. it's sad, but what can we do? we need a miracle. these are the drivers conditions the region has seen in 30 years, with recorded rainfall levels far below average. during a recent visit to monterey, mexico's president this manuel lopez over the other promised to continue to provide emergency government assistance. you'll go game. i believe this situation will help lead everyone towards participating in the conservation of water so that we will be more conscious about the importance of vital resource. experts say as much as 65 percent of mexico's territory is currently experiencing moderate, to severe drought conditions. the attributed in part to this year's unseasonable lennier, weather pattern, which has pushed rain and cooler temperatures. further north extreme heat and

a lack of rain are also reeking habit across the border in the united states, prompting action from officials, they're growing drought crisis is fueled by the impacts of climate change, including extreme heat, low precipitation in turn, severe drought conditions that perpetuate the climate crisis by increasing wildfire risk affecting crop yields and ultimately disrupting our ecosystem. and the climate as a whole. us states like arizona and nevada have already been asked to cut back what they take from the drought stricken colorado river, which supplies water to some 40000000 people across 7 u. s. states and to communities in north western mexico. less water from the colorado river is also raising longer term concerns in both the us and mexico over potential food shortages. if action is not taken to address the crisis. monroe apollo al jazeera mexico city. police in nicaragua have arrested the catholic

bishop, known for his criticism. the president, daniel will take a reminder of her as is being detained at his home in the capital. managua, latin america editor, you see in human reports as part of a white, a government crackdown on dissent among members of the clergy. for the last 16 days, nicaragua was police and prevented much the gulf as bishop blundell. albert is from leaving his residence. not even to preside over mass 0, but i always the road in front of our diocese is closed and blocked by the national police. but that was not the end of it. before dawn, friday, police raided the bishop's residence, detained late priests and staff, and put bishop alba this under house arrest. in a statement, the police called a quote in operation to recover normality for citizens and families of martha guided by accusing bishop orlando. albert is of repeated acts of destabilization

and provocations. oh, with the vast majority of government opponents in prison or an exile, nicaragua, catholic church has become a thorn in the side of president. daniel ortega and his wife ro, side you moody, you'll who is the vice president of the presidential couple accused, the bishop of instigating dissent. ever since they gave refuge to anti government protesters during widespread demonstrations in 2018 human rights organizations are again raising their voice and demanding the release of those arbitrarily detained. the secretary general is very concerned by the severe closure of democratic and civic space in the corolla and recent actions against civil society organizations, including those of the catholic church. reports of arrayed against the residence of the catholic bishop of martha golfer only heightened these concerns. ah bishop albany, this is the 4th priest to be put under house arrest in as many months preferring

the component. this is incredible repression against the church and repression against catholic people. we remain here praying to the virgin mary. shortly after the bishop's arrest, a group of latin american and european statesman called on pope frances to break his silence and speak out forcibly against what they call ortega's critic use. in the catholic church, you see a new man al jazeera. it has been a challenging year for the baby asian industry to say, the least as passenger numbers returned to pre pandemic levels. and airline struggled to keep up data analyzed by the financial times. show that a quarter of all flights in the u. s. europe and the u. k. was delayed or cancelled from may until mid oars. but in the u. k, the situation is now improving in the 1st half of this month. cancellations, with down from 35 to 29 percent in europe. a quarter of the 480000 flights in the same period were disrupted down from 29 percent in july. and the u. s. disruptions

have fallen slightly since their peak in june, with airline executive, se the system is still under strain. alex machado says and aviation consultant and i let and he says that staff shortages have not been this bad for years. what the industry collectively is facing as a whole and this is pretty much the picture globally. is this staff sector shortage that ultimately in the sector we are. i mean we are, we have a staff shortage that we haven't seen over the last decade. not least because of the redundancy and all those decisions that were taken because of the pandemic. so once we recognized that all road lead back to that staff shortage and the decisions that were taken, we then very quickly become aware of just how short staff the industry is. once passengers begin toning up at the terminal dose, which of course they did in droves, beginning april. and that's why we saw that disruption since then. this was the wake up call that the industry needed. a ideation has been on a global recruitment drive and it's really for all areas,

but it's specifically for those essential rows, baggage, handlers, cabin crew, everything that is passenger facing everything that is key to having an aircraft travel from a to be with $200.00 or passengers. but there are difficulties and challenges that remain ahead. not least the recruitment difficulties on one side. it's inc. extremely competitive now in terms of vacancies, supermarkets are able, in many cases to offer and pay more than add ports. and on the other side is all of the background checks and the counter terrorism requirements that are required for, for walking in a sterile environment, such as an apple and everything is taking slope. so parallel to 0 was for coming up a piece of history for tottenham. strike a hurricane for glen. she's coming ah, the 19th sixty's, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate

when new dynamic movements were launched. in the last of a 3 part series al jazeera well looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after and learning methods were closed, the evaluated from education to the changing wills of women, the expansion of the middle class, and improve transportation. the sixty's in the arab world society on our jazeera bolts journalism, the police violently dispersing crisis with these are some of tens of thousands of people. try to flee. gobble, inspired to program, making welcome to generation chains, unrivalled broadcasting. white people did not want black children in the schools. we after 5 forecasted and al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcast year of the year award for the 6 year running. lou

ah, ah. i was thinking it restarts with the premier league. i'm talking to beat woo sanks to another landmark golf or harry cane, the striker headed in spies, his winner. that was his 185th at lee. go for his side. that's the most any plan scored for single club in england's top division. beating the previous record. how by sergio mcguire. right. and he was at manchester city. the one no victory means 1st maintain the unbeaten start to the season. tottenham stadium doesn't hold happy memories for british books. anthony joshua, he lost to ukrainian alexander you sick that nearly a year ago. but joshua has the chance to put that rights in a few hours when the to step into the ring in saudi arabia. for the heavyweight title we match. david stakes reports all exam

blue, all the top pre flight has been about how big alexander music is looked in training . but when he stepped onto the scales, he weighed virtually the same as he did when he beat anthony joshua in london last year, 10100. no, much change for joshua either. the brit is booked up a bit, but only by around 2 kilograms. to why you didn't last long, but the step down certainly did with neither 40 to flinching for a 100 and 72nd. oh good. it was going through your mind. did you looked into his eyes? no, much to the face of always say for me personally face, let me 9, does about the bell ringing and i swear i never really face off that when flight. just ready for told rouse, 100 percent, 100 percent. ready for toil rounds and anything short as a bonus? tell us what you saw when you looked into his eyes that was a long stare down between the 2 of the supper. myself. tell us what happens tomorrow night. it was a reflection on myself. 35 year old,

you sick is undefeated, and comfortably won the 1st fight. but the build up to this one has been unique before training camp, he was back home in ukraine, helping in the fight against the russian invasion. he's arranged for the fight to be shown for free across you crime. the whole world has to know that ukraine is the country of free, transparent, strong ritual, and develop people. not too many men in the world can deliver this message to 2 millions, 200 millions of people. and i was he is able to do that. this is only 6 3rd fight at heavyweight though, and it's taking place in the saudi arabian city of jetta. joshua has fought and won in saudi once before he be. andy was junior there in 2019 to avenge his 1st career, the faith. he'll be hoping for the same again on saturday to emulate the likes of ahem. at ali lennox lewis and vitale, clinico and becoming a 3 time world champion,

levied stokes. how da 0. it has had david mentioned touch k that a form allowed had way champion. he's now the math. the ukranian capital keith sent his good lot lessons to isic. losing your new vehicle? certainly. have you, my dear friends today, the 20th of august we will have a fight in support of ukraine, even if it's a sports fight for us. it's very important to be winners in everything. now, alexander lou sick will fight in saudi arabia with the ukranian flag and the ukranian anthem. all the people around the world will watch the fight between music and joshua, and when ukraine wins, the whole world will see it. alexander, we believe in you, we support you and we believe we will win more glory to ukraine. is never easy to live up to the family name, especially when you are young box walking in the footsteps of mohammed ali, the legend lives nico. oh, but the 22 year old grandson of the 3 prime heavyweight champion is expected to do

better than the graces when he steps into the ring. in san diego, nico, all the walsh will face rest sometimes in the middle white, 5 cities, the china, rena. it's the same venue what his grandfather famously fell to ken north and in a decision in 1973. having had his job broken, all he was says he recently watched that fight to prepare the saturday us open champion at daniel met. the dev is looking prime for the defense of his title in new york and just over a week, the number one is through to the semi final cincinnati, after beating american taylor fritz in straight sets. the russian he won this tournament in 29, seems to have an entirely comfortable with knife having to say reset points in the opener. but he does not break in the 2nd and stays solid on to take the victory. usa said, is the final grand slam of the ever and stopped at the end of the month. madame will play stuff, no fits, passed in the semi finals. the great took care of american john his night in that quarter. final match up says apostles. i needed

a tiebreaker when the fact that after dropping his back and said 75, the full speed and bounce back to take the beside it, 63, and it's on the final form, a master's champion, adam scott leads the way the halfway stage of the b m w championship in delaware. the australian shot with 2 underpass 69 round seats move the 8th on the overall. scott hasn't won a title on the pga tools and specially 2020 the lead by one shot from a group of players that includes well, number one is scottie scheffler and jordan speith, going straight back from next year motel g p found to being from is more competitive racing during a growing pre weekend. the sports will introduce saturday. sprint races every track on the 2023 racing calendar points will be awarded and that will go towards the april standings. writers will still need to take part in qualifying to some in the grid for sunday's main race. most people say funds will get more for the money. the right is like reigning champion fabio quarter. all right. have criticize the plan saying that we physically rules this in major league baseball at the new york mets,

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