is to work hard to tripled the 19th century architecture in a state of neglect, that the city has the ability to law, taurus, whether foreign or lebanese experts you have, the authorities have done nothing to preserve the historic and monuments can bring life back to this place aaa is considered the 2nd most archaeologically important city product mom look empire after the egyptian capital cairo. the montessori mosque is among some of the structures remaining from that here on remnants from other ears as well. are found here, the tripoli. history is overshadowed by a turbulent recent pass and a grim reality. ah, ah, somali security forces and a hotel siege in the capital after about 30 hours,

the government says all the attackers have been killed. ah, are you watching al jazeera alive from doha? fully back table? also coming up. a drone reportedly hits the headquarters of russia's navy in crimea in the latest attack on their military infrastructure in the antics reaching long hours for low wages. t workers in bangladesh. go on strike saying they're struggling to survive a and thousands gather in south africa to witness the crowning of a new zulu king after months of challenges to the throne. ah, oh, tell see jean somali is capital? mogadishu has ended after about 30 hours on friday. i shall gunmen forced their way

into the complex, detonating ca, bombs, and taking hostages. at least 30 people have been killed and 40 injured mamma. val reports on how the violence unfolded. all the hyatt hotel in mogadishu turned into a box of ground on friday nights. and shad gunman blasted the way to the building with 2 car bombs before seizing control of it. somebody security forces launched a counter offensive witness a safe. there were several explosions followed by exchanges of gunfire that continued for the night and to possibly show bob has claimed responsibility. these types of attacks have been a hallmark of opperation a couple years ago in particular. and they, they kind of slowed down a little bit. but we see them popping up again. rooted from the scene shows extensive damage to the hotel. several people have been taken to hospital. the

victims reportedly include the children as well of the hotel owner. they so tell us usually attack 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 it's positions. but there's also often been a secondary element to some of the above runs, a very extensive extortion racket within mobile issue itself. and they've targeted business owners that haven't complied as well. the group is affiliated to, i'll tell you that and has carried numerous attacks in will get issue in the past decade, it's a is to establish a system of government and somebody based on shallow, how much fun alicio, how don? ali easy, somalia analysts, she says the siege shows osh bob strength and the new government has many challenges ahead. we need to look at it in prospective, what has it been happening?

the last 4 or 5 years we're sure has been able to really gain ground across them on the new strength for them. since the last 5 years has been really an opportunity for them to thrive. i think given the president and his new security agenda, which is our top priority has really sort of frazzled shut up in, in the really trying to strike in ways that has not been yet seen to, to sort of show that they are, you know, an organization to reckon with what we seen in the last couple of weeks, definitely have shown about has the capability and the wherewithal to, to execute these complex attacks both within some money and the border areas. what is really baffling is that you know, these multiple a constantly are carrying and then the, the fact we are able to do it. so successfully on is, is something that the security, you know,

sector of similarities deal with it. also, it is the regional threat, samaria, so i was not just a somali problem, it is a regional form, it is a global organizes the war in ukraine now. and a series of drone attacks have been reported in russian annex crimea. authorities say air defense systems intercepted the drones, including above the headquarters of moscow's black sea fleet in sebastopol. there were no casualties reported. a ukraine has not claimed responsibility, but has promised to retake the region that was annexed by russia. in 2014, it was a 2nd attempt of attack against the feet, had orders in less than a month on july 31st, a drone strike in headquarters courtyard wounded 5 people and led to the cancellation of naval day celebrations. earlier this month, the saki military base was damaged by several large explosions. britton's defense ministry says the russian navy's air capability was seriously degraded. russian

forces had seized snake island in the black sea, south of death on the 1st day of the invasion. the strategic outpost boosted at the russian navies ability to if i caused miss signs at the ukrainian coast. but ukraine, we claim the island by the end of june. and in april, the flagship of the black sea fleet, the moskva sank. key said it's miss hans. hit the vessel. the launch is russian warship to be sunk in war time since world war 2. al jazeera theresa ball is in ukraine with more on saturdays drawn attack. i'm hearing all this up where people are watching carefully. what's happening in the crimean peninsula, where a drone was shot down apparently been attempt to attack the black, the russian field located around that area. we know is that the governor of the city of iraq before said that there was a flying or different fell and then it was on fire. the military administration from here, you know, they said that the fire was,

they call those attempts to attack, that means that crimea is coming back to ukraine and that's something we know we that goes with what president volley will be me to fill in. he has said, which is that they will continue to fight to recover the territories that have been occupied by russia, including crimea in the past. in the past week, we have seen attacks and explosions happening in the crimean peninsula. it's not clear yet who carrying this attack, they could be social forces or power to fans, as they're called. why you clean and government for 44, they're carrying out this re left side of attacks. and the reason why this is important is mostly because russia has, there been any type of a taco in crimea would trigger massive retaliation. and that means that people here are looking out carefully. what's gonna happen? because this would mean that, that tax could have been in like this one, not far away from where we are. there was a mis house strike. it's about in the, in the me call i of region 9. people were injured for children where were also

injured and this is a series of packs and fighting that he but have been ongoing in the eastern part of the country where the health services are struggling. doctors and nurses are doing what they can with what they have, that they need and much more resources. and that's why the ukranian government has put together in place a plan to take those who have been injured in the eastern part of the country and take them by twain towards the western side, the the safest site. and that's where they're being treated in hospitals. doctors, even though the situation is much, much better there. we have spoken to several doctors who said that the situation there is trained as well, and that they're struggling in a way to help all of those for arriving from the eastern part of the country. the un secretary general says rush ensued and fertilizer products must reach international market. antonio terrace said, if enough, fertilizer isn't exported this year. they'll be more food shortages in 2023 and

impeded access to global markets for russian products was part of a you and broke a deal between moscow and keith. last month, it helped free upgrade exports from ukrainian ports. i was so moved, watching the whitfield loved the hold of the ship. it was the loathing of home for so many on the wolves. but let's not forget that what we see, you're in use them all and you know, there sir, he's only the more visible part of the solution. the other part of his package deal is the, an in be the, the excess of to the global markets of russian food. and for the laser which are not subject to sanctions. it is important that all governments in the private sector corporates bringing them to markets without fertilizer in 2022. there may not be enough foods. in 2023. the un says a number of people at risk of starvation in the drop ravaged horn of africa has increased to 22000004 years of insufficient rainfall. and the halting of grain

imports from ukraine has caused hunger levels to sore in kenya. he feel kia and somalia, the well food programs chief is counting on richer countries to do more, to avert potential famine. we need a lot more country stefano including russia, including china. no, china's 2nd largest commune into our world. and we get diddly squat from china. i mean nothing, nothing that's enough. and so small to brazil now and former president lucy na sooner desilva has held his 1st rally since campaigning officially began for october's presidential election. you'll as accused the current president, jacob was narrow of attacking brazilian democracy. all scenario has repeatedly cast doubt on the electronic voting system and criticized supreme court judges when he play inaccurate reports, ah no pouring of support for the within us who led us silva and his bid for

3rd presidential term. ah, thousands of supporters cheered lula as he held his 1st campaign rally in brazil is largest city, so bowl at the same place were thousands of brazilians to find the military regime back in 1984, demanding democratic elections. his medical democracy unit, i'm here to support lula, but especially brazil's democracy, which is a tourist prison and jail, boston our husband casting dots on our voting system, preparing his followers to cry out to fraud. if his defeated the lost boys, paul show left wing lula is a head of his far right adversary. president j bowles tomato was running for a 2nd term in october's election to provide you both wanna be prepared, both to narrow brazilian voters will kick you out of the presidency. you can say that if you lose you not hand over the presidential, sasha,

because the paper will make sure you do while roller portrays himself as a champion of democracy. also narrow supporters have turned the election into a battle between good and evil. the president defense traditional family values and his wife and angelica christian says her husband was chosen by god. eddie, i will pull you over to bill l e l for you the do you know movie the not the rule of the few. i defend a secular state. state should have no religious church, you should preach about faith, not politics, nor should they defend candidates and false profit. it wouldn't stop, but one 3rd of brazil's population is struggling to put food on the table. brazil's may be latin, america's largest economy, but years of recession, followed by the coven, 19 pandemic. and the war in ukraine have put the country back on the united nations, hunger map, and fixing the economy is dominating the national debate. more than any other issue,

monica and i give of jazeera still had on al jazeera, i know confident, so topples montenegro, government, and the tears of serbian and russian influence. thus we look at the chances of achieving stability in chad as taunts between the military leadership and revel get underway. ah, the journey has begun. the 3 full world copies on its way to the castle. group your travel package today. we're keeping tabs on that lawn soon to prussia moving across india hybrid one. so here's where it is on sunday. what than that rain around? lots of british states in india, there's a red rainfall warning in place. what that means is could see about $200.00 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. will pill out right now,

give you a wider look. we know this is going to raise straight across northern india at so sure. it is on sunday and eventually it's going to make its way into pakistan, which is still dealing with the last bon soon. depression in upper sin province. we've also seen that rain leak into eastern baluchistan. both of these provinces have been dealing with flooding, but a bit of a breather for now, for garage at 33 degrees before this next monsoon. depression moves in probably about tuesday. now the southwest spawn soon is also steering heavy rounds of rain into not only beyond mar, but also thailand on sunday. so watch out of a day there. most of the rain has peter out for japan. we did have landslide in inundation alerts in play for that southwest corner of japan's main island upon you in time for china that got this clutch of showers in storms approaching beijing, that's going to knock down your temperature. temperatures have come down a bit in shanghai, but we're dealing with high humidity, so 35 feeling more like 45. see to take care. cas away.

official airline of the journey. debating the issues of the day drug use has always been criminalized around the boundaries of right. these numbers, their people or families and our friends and our community member on our online, jo, voice. this military don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be off with the political climate change progress. is there some people who are in places that they're just growing up? there's no recognition about what we're ready. the things the stream on our jazeera, ah, ah ah, you're watching al jazeera life from doha reminder of our top stories. hotel siege in some areas capitol,

mogadishu has ended. at least 30 people died in 40 hours. were injured after gunman blasted their way into the building on friday. i'll chima fighters have claimed responsibility in brazil, former president lucy, nice in lula da silva has held his 1st rally since campaigning officially began for october's presidential election. una has accused the current president, enjoyable smile of attacking brazilian democracy. and a series of drone attacks have been reported in russian controlled crimea, and official in sebastopol says an unmanned aircraft was shot down. ukraine has not claimed responsibility, but has promised to retake the meeting. now the daughter of pro, crammed in philosopher alexander, duke, and has been killed after her car exploded in moscow, has been no confirmation of the cause of the blast that killed darya 2. again, social media footage appears to show her father at the scene of the blasts. he's often been dubbed vladimir putin sprain. they've both been vocal supporters of

russia's invasion of ukraine. the government of montenegro has lost in no confidence vote. after the prime minister signed a controversial agreement with the serbian orthodox church. it includes regulations for hundreds of churches, monasteries, and other properties. the churches roll and serbia's influence have been divisive issue since montenegro separated from its neighbour in 2006 sonia gag reports. ah, the morning after a politically stormy night, it took 50 m p. 's to vote against an seal. the fate of the pro serbian and pro russian ruling coalition, led by britain basil h. discontent over the signing of a long disputed accord with a powerful serbian orthodox church. the s p. c. as well as stagnation over the countries path towards integration with the european union led the majority and parliament to withdraw their support for bars of which his leadership abbas,

of each came to office in april and has presided over the shortest period and power in the country's political history modeling a new era of instability. he had attempted to fend off the vote of no confidence by offering a cabinet re shuffle, to no avail. luxury or me just the dumb, noble quality or meals, yukon. i am happy and i congratulate the new coalition of the candidates and beckett. i hope that they will quickly form a government. we are ready to step down hopedale. it was the signing of the accord with the s p. c that sealed a bars of it. she has political fate, it reignite attentions and was fiercely criticized by the present millard, yukon, of which a 3rd of want to negroes population identify a sub and the largest religious group, serbian orthodoxy. while the country broke away from serbia in 2006, the s p c never fully recognized its independence. critics of the accord including the president say the church is harboring the interests of serbia rather than

montenegro. sylvia rose the axis of the seat in russia rooms also next to the adaptive so i think that they are trying to use the satellite to meet in order to make we can also make what makes alliance. and the major is the weakest element of the president, just kind of which is most urgent task, is to appoint a new prime minister who will have 30 days to form a cabinet. even then it may prove too weak to forge away out of the crisis with many calling for early elections to resolve this political dilemma. so i'll go, i'll just, sarah. a thousands of people have attended the crowning of the new king of south africa's largest ethnic group, the zulu nation king mrs. zulu took the throne at a ceremony at the palace in non gama. but there's been controversy in the run up to the coronation as hammond emily reports. ah,

they came from across south africa and neighboring countries to welcome the new king zulu warriors in their thousands to witness the 1st coronation of zulu king in more than 50 years. and pledge allegiance to king mrs. zulu causality in the 9th king of the city nation, the largest ethnic group in south africa in what's known as the sacred crawl. missy zulu is presented to his ancestors the kings who came before him. oh oh, he's accompanied by the prime minister of the pseudo nation and his uncle, prince mungo, suitable to lazy scene as an endorsement. much of the ceremony that follows is shrouded in secrecy, including traditions that go back generations not meant for the public eye or allowed to be fooled. the public is only allowed to see certain rituals or no government. we are praying through the zulu ancestors where they sleep to

day. we are asking them to protect our new king. we are also here to pray that god may grant him wisdom roz king. we welcome you now. oh, the coronation has not been without controversy to other family members say the other rightful heirs and took the matter to poor to stop the ceremony, but failed. but other family members attended to support the new monarch, one of them, reminding the king his role is to serve the nation. outside the main ceremony, throngs of people gathered. i know, and i know how i beg, bland everything, all my love, i'm here to celebrate my king, mrs. zulu, who was being proud to day as the new king. i'm so happy to be here. everyone is

happy and it's a beautiful day. even as the new king departs, amato 0 warriors continued to sing his praise and display the loyalty to him. they say they're willing to defend him at any cost, but many others here hoping the new king just like his father will be a unifying figure for those who do make them in a manner oh to 0, no more. south africa chad's military leadership has taught at taunts with rebels, opposition, parties and civil society groups don't achieve ma mattress. debbie has called the forum a decisive moment in the country's history. the debby family has fail. empower since 1998 res debbie was president for 30 years before being killed on the battlefield. in 2021. he was succeeded by his son mamet. chance military has been an ally of frances security interests in the region. is deploy troops to neighboring countries battling armed groups in the sa hail, but chance faced decades of uprisings and unrest since independence from france in

1960 it as one of the world's poorest countries, is one of the world war is countries, even though it's rich in resources, i told the negotiations will bring an end to violence and paved the way for elections, but some groups are refusing to take part as him or morgan reports. 10 months of delay chat, national dialogue has begun in the capital germain now bringing together more than 50 rebel and opposition group, among others in the years of conflict and instability was, you know, noted through all below this is today we find the turning point in the history of our country, because in a few moments we're going to lay the 1st mouse in the re foundation of our republic, the not ro epic. the talk follow a peace agreement signed between the governing military council and crippled group last week until it paved the way for the rebels to return to chad and joined the

discussion among the issues to be addressed are a new constitution, governance and a timeline for a national election delegates will form committees to tackle the various issues by the large number of participants. there are a few but crucial group my thing. it's prompted content that even if a dialogue brings fees, it may not last and stability is needed. half of chats, 13000000 people live in poverty, and hundreds of thousands have been displaced by conflict. the front for change and conquered. one of 2 main rebel groups not taking part in the talks, says more needs to be done for the process to work. we did to request her the equal representation of the different opposition and government at the national dolock. the refuse to give her to access to this request and also to refuse to release our prisoner as soon as we signed the agreement. and also did not give enough security warranties. so these are some dues on weed or why we refused to sign the agreement

. other groups have also boycotted the talks, including the civil society group, work it tomorrow, which has repeatedly called for anti government protests, utter which mediated the peace agreement that led to these talks says it will work to bring in those who are yet to join. oh no matter what shoddy influence or influences him, we are now working on facilitating issues. we will not abandon them until the reconciliation is complete. we've invited a groups to have not signed the peace agreement to join, and we urge them to join the link that those open for them to be part of the process. a process that is scheduled to last for 3 weeks. and one that many here hope will bring a new chapter for chad. free of conflict and political turmoil, hebrew morgan al jazeera jemina, mexico's former attorney general has appeared in court in relation to the death of 43 students in 2014 cases. maria is facing charges of torture,

forced disappearance, and official misconduct. 83 other arrests warrants have been issued for soldiers, local officials and police officers. the families of the victims say they don't want revenge only to know the truth about what happened. a government led commission has counted a crime of the states. it wasn't, he gunners, balls, if we mexicans, all of us are pained by this disappearance. gave me a state crime that so far is the crime of impunity which we continued to see because it took years to arrest the former prosecutor. and since the most gay, we feel that this is the 1st step toward justice towards punishing those who committed this crime, state crime, and also towards clarifying what happened that terrible night for a large segment of the mexican population writer and journalist kurt hock by says the president has made it clear that anyone involved in the crime must face justice . the mexican government has, for the 1st time admitted that what happened that i owe to napa was

a crime of states with the participation of people at the highest levels of government. either in the crime itself or definitely in the cover up of what happened afterwards in barely a day after the preliminary findings, we see now the rest of the former attorney general history system of your cotton, who is the attorney general under and rick opinion it, they'll at that time, for crimes of forced appearance, torture and acting against the administration of justice along with warrants which have been issued for 20 other members of the military. so this is no small, this is no small affair to lose. one of the large suspicions is that there was a drug shipment and one of the buses. and that said, the students, you know, board of that bus, unaware of what was in that's, that's one of the largest offices that they're working on so far. but let's recall, you know, the mexican army has a long history disappearing. people, you know, for

a variety of reasons. just now a truth commission has been set up to explore what was called the dirty war in the 1970s. right. when the army acted with impunity against dissident groups. so you know, i open up is just not just the one off. there is a long history here. and so the fact that the truth commission recognize this is a crime of state and has arrested somebody as important as what do you cut them was a very important person. independent administration sends out a very strong signal to me that no one is safe. your work is that one of the u. k. is busiest sports going on strike in the coming hours threatening, huge economic disruption. phillips still poured accounts for close to half of the countries contain a fight traffic. the plan to walk out by the night unite union is over an ongoing pay dispute almost to fountain work as planned to strike. for 8 days. in bangladesh, t pickers have gone on an indefinite tried to demand a pay rise, they're among the lowest paid workers in the country. owning sally more than

a dollar a day. tanveer chandry reports from shaman gong known as bangladesh is to capital bangladesh is one of the world's largest he producers. the industry employs more than 150000 people at more than 200 plantations. most of the workers are female. they worked long hours and on some of the lowest wages in the country, luc condo, and her husband both work on their plantation. this a little has changed for t workers or was the generation. but the law, we hardly get any type of facilities don't have enough money for our children's education. i can barely get 3 kilograms of flowers rations once a week. some days he don't even get to eat, which is why we are protesting, bangladesh, export t 2 more than 20 countries, including the u. s. u k, and france. o t pickers, one their minimum wage to be raised. they on slightly more than a dollar a day. now. i can about go viral, i believe in protesting to 12 days. now,

the owners don't understand our plate. we've been demanding our daily wage be raised, the $3.00 a day. then we will go back to work with the plantation owners said they are going through difficult times with profits declining in recent years at that topic on it . when in reality, what they are saying is not right. we provide a medical fund retirement benefit, along with weekly rations and access to primary education for the children. this, it all adds up to around $4.00 a day. leah laid on saturday. the government proposed away to hike of $0.25 a day, but it was rejected by the workers was not on kindle. the administration has used intimidation and threats to pressure the workers union to accept the government's latest proposal over pay hike. but since the tea garden students, organization and workers have rejected it and protested, now the union has also rejected it. the stories of this workers may song like mates to many, but it's their daily real.