today the shadow professor chow has travelled china to venice with searching questions of how the relationship between east and west has changed. marco po, now on al jazeera, know what happened is, you know, we can, we know how to get the places that others hang on. i don't fear guy by the police on purpose. and then i'm going on with the way that you tell the thought is what can make a difference? ah the you and says they're all credible claims, unaccompanied. ukrainian children have been forcibly taken to russia for adoption.

ah, the whole rahman watching over there alive my headquarters here in dover, also coming up the remaining suspect and the stabbing spray in canada has died after being arrested. brazil celebrates 200 years of independence, but the president is accused of turning the occasion into a campaign event and dozens of smuggled ancient artifacts returned to egypt and italy by the largest museum in the us. welcome to the program, the united nation says there is credible evidence that moscow is forcibly taking unaccompanied ukrainian children to russia to be adopted and that thousands of other ukrainians have been forcibly deported from russian occupied areas. the u. s . says so called filtration operations amount to a war crime or diplomatic added to james space has more from the un this security

council meeting was called by albania. and the us there have been persistent allegations that when russian soldiers have captured areas of ukraine, they've taken away people who live there to russia, a process of enforce displacement, ambassador linda thomas greenfield, says the u. s. government believes the numbers involved are staggering, that russian authorities have interrogated, detained, forcibly, deported between 900000. and 1600000 ukranian citizens from their homes to russia, often to isolated regions in the far east. and i want to be clear, the united states has information that officials from russia's presidential administration are overseeing and coordinating these filtration operations. a senior human rights official says her office can verify that what are known as filtration camps have been set up to process ukrainians. but it's worth noting,

she gave no estimate of the number of people involved. alexia, china has documented that men and women perceived as having tines with ukrainian armed forces or state institutions. or as having true ukrainian or anti rash and peers were subjected to arbitrary detention torture, ill treatment and enforced disappearance. they were transferred to penal colony, including the now infamous pin or colony near aladdin williams, co prisoners, the place where 53 prisoners of war died blown up in july. russia says it was result of a ukrainian attack. ukraine says they were deliberately executed an explosion. the un fact finding mission has been set up and is expected to visit the site. in the coming days. when he spoke on the security council of rushes, ambassador said the meeting was a new milestone in the disinformation campaign by western nations. he described the people involved as refugees and said his country is providing them with every

assist an issue with one of the world's leading human rights organizations. human rights watch says it's research shows that force deportation is taking place and it says that amounts to a war crime. james bays al jazeera, the united nations. he says it's making advances in its counter offensive in the north, east and south. forces have opened a 2nd front targeting russian controlled area surrounding its 2nd largest city of co keith and this fall is an offensive launch last week to retake the southern port city of cason. and for the 1st time, ukraine's top military chief has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks on russian air bases on the occupied peninsula of crimea. gabriel alexander has more from the ukrainian capital. fierce battles were seeing fierce battles in many parts of the front lines of this war. in the last 24 hours. it was just 24 hours ago that the you creating military launched this offensive in

the northeast, around how to keep the 2nd largest city city that ukraine's have held since day one of this invasion by the russians. however, there had been a lot of shelling from the russians in and near how to keep, and that is why the ukrainians launched a counter offensive and we're starting get a better sense of how that is shaping up. now. it appears that ukrainian military has made advances as they are going east and south of how to keep. and we're seeing anecdotal evidence from telegram channels, from videos, even from some ukrainian military personnel and officials in the fight that ukraine appears to be either recapturing villages or very close to recapturing villages and towns. one in particular is ballot. clear. city of pre war population about 25000 people about about

a 100 kilometers south east of how to keep city. and it appears at this point that the ukrainians have encircled that city and are very close to launching. what appears to be could be a battle to reclaim it completely. the remaining suspected mass stubbing in canada has died as a result of self inflicted injuries. while sanderson has been on the run but was arrested near ross 3rd, it's a scotch, and some people were killed and at least 18 injured on sunday. the tory gayton be has around a man hand lasting 3 days and stretching over 3 vast prairie provinces ended on the side of a road into sketchy one mile sanderson was rested on suspicion of mass murder, but later died from self inflicted injuries. he was the only occupant of the vehicle when he was arrested. shortly after being arrested, he went into medical distress,

merchants z medical services responded and he was transported to hospital in saskatoon, and that's where he was deceased sandersons, brother. he was also a suspect, was found dead on monday, near the scene of the crimes. 10 people was stabbed to death in the james smith cree reserve in saskatchewan on sunday. it's one of the worst mass mode is in canadian history. mod, all called sister was killed as she shielded her children, wrote rental time of her home. she was killed for some sole source. her songs protect her song. she was prepared for newsroom awards washes or her in addition to the 10 people stabbed to death, 18 people were injured. canadian prime minister just intruder has promised additional resources for the traumatized community. local leaders say people are struggling to come to terms with the attack. we are probably one of the most

resilient races on the planet, but we have our breaking points in my feelings. i'm as an indigenous person. i'm is that it's just more trauma layered on top of what the community already lives with . intergenerational trauma, mental health sanderson was wanted for breaching parole in may. he served part of a sentence for assault him, robbery police in saskatchewan, a facing questions about why it took 4 months to find him. they say the motive for the brutal attacks remains unknown. victoria gates and be al jazeera brazil is marking 200 years of independence from portugal, but critics accused the president of turning the occasion into a campaign event present joined balls. nora has been attending parade's military displays, but with elections coming up in october. his team also organized rallies across the country, also nora's main rival and former president louise sincerely to silva did not find

any events on wednesday. on the kiana, kiev was at a rally in rio de janeiro. well, he literally moved to heavens and earth to make this art this national day in a display of his soft force on the street to show how popular he is. ah, he where he was in brazilian capital earlier now he came to real, which is a strong hole he has been ah, you participated in there was here on the beach of got like a banner where i'm right now he purchased he was looking at the plains that were flying the submarine the ship, but now that the official part is over, he is on. * top of the truck of a truck, of 11 jelly grow our pastor and he is speaking to his supporters. most people here they're wearing the brazilian national colors which are green and yellow. but those

are the colors also that both are narrow, has appropriated for himself. so that's why you are position is saying that he hijacked a national day to make a political campaign, demons, nuclear watchdog cannot verify roles. nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. and that's according to an unpublished report by the international atomic energy agency. it believes iran stock piles of highly enriched uranium, have grown, and there are still unresolved questions over uranium material, discovered at 3 undeclared sites. well, their own foreign ministry has strongly condemned albania. decision to cut diplomatic ties with tongue. earlier, albania, government ordered iranian diplomat, sand embassy stuff to leave the country within 24 hours. the u. s. also weighed in saying an investigation founded on responsible for the tank on albany and government services and websites in july, prime minister. and he rama says the move is justified nice or some alert. she, the minister of the government has decided with immediate effect to end diplomatic

relations islamic republic of iran does. extreme response is fully proportionate to the gravity and risk of the cyber attack. the threat and paralyzed public services during digital systems and heck, interstate record, and still government documents, still chaos and insecurity in the country. britton's z, leaderless trust has held her 1st prime minister's question time in parliament on her 2nd day in office. but she takes every country facing several challenges, including a fuel crisis in rising living costs trust promised energy relief, but ruled out tax hikes and re simmons has moved from london. ah, for all new prime ministers, the 1st journey to parliament to face opposition questions has a big hurdle at the end of it. this trust is promising help for millions of people facing high energy bills. this winter gives sama yet she refuses to impose winful taxation on energy companies. abby altogether and companies the already

doing well a getting a $17000000000.00 pound tax got yeah. while working people pay for the cost of living crisis, stroke victims, wait an hour for an ambulance on criminals, walked the streets with impunity. i on the side of people, a rock hard enough insurance increase. and that is why we will keep corporation tax loan ultimate watching on fresh faces on the front bench, all of them trust loyally supporters of leadership rivalry. she to not from the last government by the resigned or been fired. if she's on a top tier of the cabinet, is the most diverse in british political history, with not one male white politician among them. this capitan's is short on experience though. but could it have new dynamics? not surprisingly, stammer doesn't think so. the face at the top may change,

but the story remains. yes, there is nothing new about the tory from to see of trickle down economics yet. one is nothing new about a labor leader who is calling for more tax. oh say mom to tighten. trust me. i have impressed in supporters, she did hold ground and seemed to keep her cool. but there was an absence of detail on what she's promising. and so on thursday, liz trust will announce her energy plan, aimed at relieving the stress of millions of people in the u. k with escalating bills. she knows it's a crucial card to play. if she is to win back any popularity, the conservative party has lost of late cares. darma knows that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed her on asking who pays?

she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons al jazeera london bell still had on the program. the solomon islands postpones general elections as its leader gets closer to china and further away from the west. plus an appeal to help us sit on the state of good that god wreath deals with the worst flooding in 3 decades. ah, the journey has begun the fee world copies on its way to the castle book your travel package today. let's go with your weather report for the middle east and africa. great to be with you. so the middle east, as you would expect, no real change in the weather. seen those showers pop up across the mountains of yemen into the jazz mountains in saudi arabia on thursday. still getting those winds off the gulf here. so that's typing up the humidity. you're certainly going

to feel it over the next few days. doha has a high of 40 degrees, a bit of sand and does being tossed around in q 8 is while you're daytime high and thursday, 46 for pakistan still drive it's looking like next week we will see return of those bond soon rains and still cool cooler air, at least in box with a hive to 24, could see some showers sneak into tate on his wall on thursday. your high, 34 degrees after turkey, there's been an improvement in those conditions across the black sea coast. wins had backed off a bit for its stumble, and next stop or go into africa and we can find it pretty much from southern chad, right across central african republic into that western side of the d. r. c. where our heaviest bursts of rain will be southern africa. truth be told, it's a fairly quiet pitcher, plenty of sunshine to go round for closer, luna, tell durbin at $24.00 and keep down. we've got you in for 18 degrees on thursday. that's all i got. see later, cast away official airline of the journey,

debating the issues of the day produce as always in criminalized around the boundaries of right please just number their people with their families and our friends and our community members on an online job voice. 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 going to have to? there's no recognition about what we're ready. the things the street. oh no, just 0. ah. ah, the me talk about what you know does there with me. so rahman and the reminder of our top news stories, the united nation says there is credible evidence that could possibly taking

ukrainian children into russia to be adopted. the thousands of other ukrainians being forcibly departed from russian occupied areas. the us says these action about tall crime, the remaining for fake to them subbing in canada has done shortly after being arrested. while sanderson has been on the run, but was arrested near ross 3rd countryman and presented mocking to him projects independence from portugal. the critics accused president tribal from attending the occasion into a campaign event. they rival full of president and affiliated silva, the document, any event on wednesday. nuclear secrets of a foreign nation were found at donald trump residence according to the us media report, f. b i. agents discovered the documents during last month's search of the former president, florida mention the washington post where the report surface did not identify the country trumps, under investigation by an authorized removal of records from the white house. david

roche is a profession, a professor. the national defense university, he has law on the impact the discovery could have. let's assume the worst case that it is something significance. it falls in one or 2 bins. if it's nuclear, from ration from an allied country, like the united kingdom is then that could damage bilateral relations. what that means is that an allied countries, nuclear information has been compromised. if it's nuclear information on a non allied nation such as pakistan or north korea, then it's falls on line along with the mishandling and any other information. but again, we only know the titles, we don't know what actually is in it. so this, this could be very significant, or it could be nothing burger, the just case for the rate was unreturned documents that it should have been in the national archives record in the presidential records acts and potentially classified information. but i did not hear that potential nuclear information as

a predicate for the rates. so that seems like something that they've discovered in the course of plowing through what they've picked up. australia has been accused of interference after offering to from the sullivan islands next general election. the sullivan's prime minister is facing mounting pressure. falling proposals to change the constitution. he says this country called afford to pay for an election and the major sporting event in the same year. sarah clark has the story. checkpoints are in place with police coding of access to parts of the parliamentary precinct. the solomon islands, prime minister plans to change the constitution to delay next year's election and stay in power until 2024. the opposition warns that will trigger political unrest and protests in the capitol with i object to anything that undermines the mandate in the role in the place of the people in decision making, affecting especially a matter as important as the life of parliament itself. the solomon islands is due

to host the pacific games next november, manor se, so gavera says the island nation can't afford to hold an election in the same year . some analysts say postponing the vote is considered an attempt to crush democracy . this is not generally considered to be what the people of solomon islands once they take their elections quite seriously. and i think that's quite a politically engaged society. and community said, since on our side, a security agreement with beijing, critics of expressed concern about his growing influence. the deal allows chinese police and law enforcement teams to be based in the capital to ensure public order . the pacific analysts say the implications of china is presence on the, on a nation, a far reaching last week the solomon islands band, us naval ships from its ports, camping us ships away from some islands, would certainly be in here right now. and i think it's, it's pretty,

it's been safely established on as the sort of already has been most culminating pacific leader of china, strategic content in the region. your position shares similar concerns. what is happening now that concerns me? is that prime minister? so guevara is so pro china, and clearly anti u. s. and its allies that concerns me a great deal. it's not good for the future of this country. and he says it challenges the pacific. traditional partners in the region, australia has revised it's traveling, boss warning potential further on rest in the capitol. it's a matter that will be raised by australia's prime minister anthony albanese. when he meets his counterpart in coming weeks, the sullivan islands lead. it says delaying the election will be a one off. there's little doubt so gavera is planned for constitutional reform will be passed as his government holds a majority in parliament. sir clarke al jazeera brisbin, australia. the flooding in southeastern sadala submerged more than 20 villages and

destroyed thousands of hector as of farmland. at least 122 people have died since the beginning of the rainy season in mid june survivors. a desperate for assistance as al jazeera hippa, morgan reports. this is what many villages into down south eastern got out of state . look like days of torrential rains and the seasonal flooding of that i had river has submerged homes. many have collapsed, leaving residents with nothing, figure women at our and montana. the idea of water came and flooded us and took everything. we used to have many books, but all of them are gone. we lost our savings, food and furniture. we have nothing but thank god no. in fact, more than 4000 homes have been destroyed in 23 villages near to dance border with if your piano most have been cut off for nearly 3 weeks. authorities in the western collaborate region have provided some assistance, but it's nowhere near enough. and they have brought in their appeal describing the

situation as catastrophic. we're that was the her, the other than godaddy, the director of health in the state of good, dora provided medicines and blanket alive. also the state emergency committee provider, what assistance it could. but it's not sufficient compared to the size of the disaster that, that we urgently appeal to also denise people to help us as well as international organization to get law. several people died when they had driven burst, its banks and hundreds are displaced. these families have found shelter in a school. it's only temporary, and although it's dry, it lacks basic necessities. yet, ada, delmar, c. lilian, wagner. we are in a very difficult situation, but our children can barely survive. here. we need tens and food and water. we need medicine, our children are suffering as we don't have anything m o m, i give them a large swath of agricultural land. our want to log and livestock have been swept

away, raising concerns of an outbreak of disease and an environmental disaster. there are had river floods every year, but people here say this is the worst if seen in 3 decades. he bought morgan, alta 0, burgundy has any prime minister today of political trauma in the central african nation. the president has moved to head off what is described as a qu, to overthrow his government. her him a tosser, as well as the money market in your vein did i call, which is brandy's new prime minister. this comes days after present every day she mere said, some senior individuals were planning a coo to overthrow his government. early on wednesday, parliamentarians voted to remove the now former prime minister. elaine keion bring any opposition. leaders say they hope this helps ease tensions for what we want them to put a guy who is able to watch and not who is more

really time to another. so let's say that the president and he's failing and even his political party ever know a big challenge. how to do with the us division since gaining independence from belgium in 1962. but wendy has witness presidential assassinations, ethnic massacres, a long civil war, and cruise a failed coo in 2015 plants, the country into unrest. protests against formerly de pierre collins, either later the debts of more than 1000 people. president i, she may, has been in power for just more than 2 years. his claims of a planned coo can't be independently verified, but some say it suggests there could be cracks within the political system. had a mater out there. at least 15 people, mostly women and children,

have been killed in a landslide in western uganda. heavy rain triggered the slide in the town of cas essay, alexia bryant, as more of the mud slide hit before dawn and for the family's asleep. and these homes and eastern uganda, sc assessor district. there was nothing they could do. i would like to see like the mud hoops even going to repeat, what would the single holder we are overpopulated and only 2 people are like most of those killed her women and children. cassie, which lies near the congolese border, is prone to deadly landslides. this time of year and forecast has had want of unusually strong and destructive rains. so as we continue receiving our more abnormal heavy rain fall in that area, it's likely that you've been there ever my boss, it's bounced. and so we are ready conducting our alley warning to the members of

the community who leave around the same reba and the wrong that river banks. after a long drought, the heavy rains have fallen since late july triggering floods and mud slides across the country and leaving hundreds of people homeless. he gained his government has previously blamed climate change. but these steep hillsides also becoming more vulnerable to landslides, because of deforestation over population or terracing for farming. the damages, so rich on the other classes that we are feeling government of uganda will the donors come for is few other people have nowhere to stay. now, the rainy season is said to continue until december. authorities are advising people, living and mountainous regions to be vigilant, or moved to safer areas. this community, though, is preparing to bury the dead. alexia bryan al jazeera, at least 32 people have died in a fire at a karaoke bar and southern vietnam flame spread quickly through the wooden interior

of the bow. thick smoke filled the staircase blocking the emergency exit in trapping people inside the fi is believe, have been caused by an electrical short circuit. dozens of ancient artifacts have been returned to egyptian and italian authorities this week and its result of an international art smuggling investigation which is placing the united states as largest museum. under increasing scrutiny, kristen salumi explains these egyptian antiquities are illegal, contraband. among them this portrait traced back to the 1st century 16 pieces in total worth more than $4000000.00. it's a celebration and it's exciting to you of our government partners. they're now on their way back to the country from which they were stolen. thanks to an investigation led by the antiquities trafficking unit of the manhattan district attorney's office form. just over a decade ago, we've developed this infrastructure where we can actually share lot hard intel

intelligence and law enforcement information in order to work our multinational investigations at the same speed as the criminals. do they say elicit our dealer sold the artifacts to new york metropolitan museum of art? some as recently as 2015 last year, they've executed 6 search warrants at the met the largest and one of the most famous museums in the united states. museum officials decline a request for an interview, but say they are working with law enforcement and fully support their investigations. still some experts question why it took the met so long to acknowledge what was right before their eyes. in the last 20 years, standards have changed for museums when it comes to verifying the provenance of their collections. i don't think museums should turn a blind eye to objects that may be problematic or could be problematic,

but that they should really scrutinizing objects proactively. what do their records and confirmed veracity of documents investigators from the manhattan district attorney's office continue to work with federal and international partners. should the med have known what they had in their halls? you know, i'm not going to comment on any active investigation other than to say that the investigation into each of these separate smuggling networks are still ongoing. already some 1900 pieces from all over the world valued up more than 100. $35000000.00 have been recovered and investigators say they're not finished yet. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. ah, your child is there with me to hell robin to halt. reminder of all.