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president vladimir putin acknowledges china, has concerns about the ukraine war as he sits down for talks with shadeen ng ah, hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera live from dough house that coming up. russia is sending top officials to year of in the, after the worst fighting between our mania and as a by john into years. thousands of mourners pay their final respects to queen elizabeth as her body lies in state at westminster hall. and hanging up his racket 20 time a grand slam champion, roger federer announces he's retiring from 10. ah,

welcome to the program. we begin in those back us down where russian president vladimir putin has acknowledged china, has concerns about moscow's invasion of ukraine. putin and chinese president, she jin ping have met on the sidelines of the shanghai co operation organization summit in that respect city of samarkand. it's their 1st face to face talks. it seems russia invaded ukraine 7 months ago. ah, we highly value the balance position of our chinese friends when it comes to the ukraine crisis. we understand your questions and concern about this. during today's meeting, we will of course, explain our position, who's in also met with his iranian counterpart, abraham racy, who said more cooperation makes for stronger ties. other leaders at the summit include india's prime minister, nor inger murdy and turkey's president, red chip type odor one. the original block was formed back in 1996 by begging and moscow to county u. s. influence. a short time ago, i spoke with david phillips,

who directs a program on pace building and human rights at columbia university. he's also a former advisor to the un secretary general. he says, it's not surprising. china has concerns about the war and ukraine. of course, china is concerned if use russia unprovoked, any legal attack against ukraine with skepticism. it doesn't condone those actions . but china also knows that it's neighborhood is volatile, or that it has an outstanding problems with taiwan that and china may pursue a military solution to its regional issues in the future. so hutton acknowledged that china is trying to take a balance, but that balance needs to be not just geostrategic, it needs to be a balance of values and interests. democracy and freedom and free markets are important. elements of this discussion

with the grains president has met the head of the e. u. in caves. the trip is ursula bundle lines, the ukraine since russia invited. in february, she invited me zalinski, discussing your pain support for ukraine, and it's bid to join the a. you, gabriel, alexander, has more from keith. she and both mirror zelinski met behind closed doors here and key for little over an hour or so. and they came out, spoke to journalist afterwards. and they said that they spoke about a whole host of issues. but what it really came down to this visit by underlying was to show support and solidarity for ukraine. she looked over at president wagner, zalinski and said, europe was with you yesterday. europe is with you today, and europe will be with you tomorrow. she said to zelinski,

now they said that they spoke about substantive issues, such as europe's energy needs going into the winter energy shortages that they expect in europe. they spoke about rebuilding the ukranian economy and economy that is almost come to a grinding halt in the last 6 months since this invasion began. of underlie and says that europe will commit $5000000000.00 in loans to, to ukraine, and also committed $250000000.00 to rebuilding ukrainian schools and, and also for temporary shelters for those that have been displaced by the war. but there was also a lot of focus in their meeting, apparently about reconstruction after the war is over. reconstruction, rebuilding the country bondai and saying that she next month, she will host a ukrainian donor conference in berlin, where she said she will bring together people to discuss exactly how much money

ukraine will need to rebuild. and how to actually get that money. here. nato troops are holding naval exercises with turkeys, a maritime force off the west coast. gracie is also taking part in the drills, despite rising tensions between ankara and athens over just few in the eastern mediterranean system because i boarded one of the ships rather to follow the exercises. so dynamic. marina is a naval, foster, navy drill whole turkey and mason, mediterranean, and the agency of the largest coins held in 2022 and the region cation approve its operational level. the capacity for phoebe is elements so that it can take over nato's maritime component. co ma'am test from the u. k for 2023. many i curious as this abril comes at a time when turkey and with to natal l lives are all over territorial waters. and

a base rate is also one of the 15 countries that have been attending the navy drill that has been out for a while. turkish military officials refrain from any political command. they say that the aim of natal navy rail is to contribute on nato's collects of defense and to show her his commitment to the military law in sweden's prime minister has resigned after suffering in our defeat in sunday's election whole race. hence the details from melma. magdalena anderson 100 in her resignation to the speaker of the swedish parliament at about 11 am stock home time, a very low key end to a remarkable 10 months in charge. she became sweden's 1st. ever female prime minister made the historic decision to take the country into nato, and indeed,

she improved type party. the social democrats results at these elections with 30 percent of the vote. not enough though. her reign will also be remembered for sweden's shift to the right. the man now charged with trying to put the government together, its own kristen, leader of the moderate party who has thrown that locked in with the right wing suite. and democrats, who in this election have become the 2nd biggest party in sweden. now the door still might be open for magdalena, audition in a sense in her resignation speech. she said that she was prepared to talk to of christus and to see if he wanted to change his mind about working with the far right. a possible moderates, social democratic government, it seems, far fetched at the moment. but it's something that could happen as talks continue over the coming weeks. ah,

thousands of mornings of filing past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. her body will lie in state at westminster hole for the next 4 days. a q is stretching nearly 7 kilometers along the river thames, as people way to pay their respects the metropolitan police say the queen's funeral and lying and state is the biggest security operation. it's fast. queen elizabeth's image has been part of british life since she came to the throne more than 70 years ago. her death means there will be significant changes to parts of life in the u. k . and countries where she's head of state, she will be replaced by king charles on currency and stamps, and in the national anthem and parts of the legal system, as emma hayward explains from london, hers was a long reign and many marking her death, se queen elizabeth, the 2nd was a constant in their lives, in the church of england. prayers are said every day for the monarch. oh lord

showed by mercy upon us and grant her sly salvation. oh lord, save for king and mercifully heroes when we call upon thee. and while the sentiment remains, the words have changed. it is a seamless change. the prowess are for the sovereign for the queen, and now for the king, king charles. because we remember that the sovereign is the supreme governor of the church of england church of england has a particular role in due time god willing of the church will crown and anoint the new king ah. the past week has seen ritual stretching back centuries being played out. but in many ways, the british queen silently permeated areas of everyday life here. and in countries

where she was head of estate money bearing her image will be phased out over a number of years. and replaced by that of a son, king charles, the 3rd. any one under the age of 70 in the u. k. has only known postage stamps with the queen's picture on them. for 7 decades they chronicled her life is not going to win. a major change would be a gradual change. a light majesty the queen approved the stamps of for the next 2 or 3 issues and or later this month we have an issue for the royal marines. then we've got sir. another issue coming up per for the treasures of tootin carmen. i think we'll just have to wait and see what the new king decides and that will be exciting for us all. there will be other changes to one theatre in london is expected to alter its name from her to his majesty's theatre. the world sigh

thought one uniforms warmed by. officials, anton royal documents will be replaced, even of course, the highest lawyers in the land have changed their name from queens to kings council and the other day, i think i signed the 1st letter. a formal letter about something, and i thought, oh, i'd better use casey, other than that, there is no formal difference. many of these changes are symbolic, but they do very much represent a changing of the guard. emma. he would al jazeera in london, still head on al jazeera lebanon's economy on edge with no plans or insight on half a tackle rising cost of living and created lasting change. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to catherine. your

travel package today. now the seasonal rains have reached their northernmost extent . their coming south. they broke up at the end by typhoons. that's the latest one. but the rain proper is in the central philippines, still in southern vietnam and cambodia, thailand, and me and more. and then south of all that this is the daily trough go down, pause thunderstorms, which occur in most places during the afternoon. briefly. this is nothing unusual. this is also nothing unusual during typhoon season, they can become free, particularly this sort of time, which is a la nina season when the western pacific warmer than normal tends to generate more storms than normal. this one is less than a week after last. it came up in a similar course, we think it'll do something similar coming through western japan and then hit south korea. but that forecast is subject to minor change, at least, but it's a slow and moving storm. tis potentially rather dangerous still more that the days to come. let's go back to india where the monsoon trough is exploding going south

now where the sun, but we still got heavy rain in maybe marashi remedied potash then running up towards western the pole. that means all areas the north west of that are light b, fairly dry. all air is the south a fairly dry to see the concentration of rain tends to change, but it's moving slowly south. i saw an official airline of the journey. it's time bore a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discoveries. enjoy. have new experiences. hit the shops, make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus, and with direct whites to stand bowl and tribes. oh, book your ticket now for a memorable holiday, c y p g s for our best prices. ah

ah. hello, you're watching out a 0. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of your top stories to salam, the russian president has acknowledged china has concerns about moscow's invasion of ukraine. vladimir putin met china's president on the sidelines, the shanghai cooperation organization, summit in o z. beck has done the european union's commission. president ursula vander line has been meeting at president for letting me zalinski in cave. better have discussed the country speed to join the european union. a russian lead security organization is sending attainment to our mania after the government requested help . fighting has been taking place along our many as border with as

a by john for days. more than a 100 are manian soldiers and 50 as by johnny troops have been killed since monday night. it's the worst bounce since the true for a full scale war back in 2020. and they have been conflicting reports about a possible truce between the 2 countries. the room is spot protesting, our mania will demonstrate as accusing the prime minister of the trial. that's after nichol passion, yun said he's willing to sign and paste you to ensure security. elated backtracked those saying nothing is official. gabriel gavin is a freelance journalist covering the conflict. he tells us more about what's happening in yerevan. well, i think these are some of the largest protests that everybody has seen in recent years, and you've got lots of people coming out, turning up to the parlor building and chance going out, calling for the prime minister, nicole passion, yann's resignation. but i think actually the number of people who have a solution, which is, you know, we need a different leader to different government is actually very small. lots,

lots of people. certainly the ones i spoke to that didn't know what solution to this complex days. i mean, it has come under attack over the last few days, we've seen massive bombardments, huge evacuations of towns and cities along the border. and what people are really worried about as a repeats of the 2020 ball where i mean, it was forced to basically give a whole lot of significant sway there. it's tarrot of territory was inside as a beyond its nationally recognize borders. and the united nations security council has just held an open session on the fighting between the 2 neighbors and go live now to christian salumi who's and you and headquarters in new york. hello there christian, what was said in that meeting, what we heard relief and the expressions of support for the announce ceasefire after 3 days of fighting. that's left dozens of people injured on both sides including casualties. although most of the, including civilian casualties,

the most of the casualties are combatants in these attacks. the united nations under secretary general for the region miroslav jenko said that he is concerned about the potential to destabilize the region given the war and ukraine. that's happening also at this time. but he said that the united nations isn't in a position to confirm the conflicting reports coming from both sides. and we heard the duelling narratives again and the security council chamber with the armenian ambassador, accusing azerbaijan of starting these attacks. and warning that more were potentially in the works as or by john saying that it was retaliating against provocations from from the other side in accusing armenia of mining areas near where their soldiers are. so the back and forth continued in the security council.

but we did hear calls for restraint coming from the united nations and an insecurity council members as well. calling for a return to negotiations by both sides to to settle these long standing disputes are. i thank you very much. kristen slamming with that update lab for us sane yoke, crowns of manas have gathered in the occupied west bank for the funeral of palestinian tanaisha shot dead by israeli forces on thursday. the palestinian health ministry says 17 year old o'day's cellar was killed when violence broke out during annie's wally. right. rescue operations are ongoing in jordan after building collapse, killing at least 9 people on tuesday. more than $350.00 rescue is looking for survivors trapped under the rebel. about 12 people have been evacuated from the area and several others have been seriously injured. at least 25 people were in the

run down residential building. when it collapsed. the 2 years, millions of people in lebanon have suffered a severe economic crisis. government officials haven't been able to agree on a recovery program, nor how to implement promised social protection plans from northern lebanon. zayna hunter shows us how people have changed their lives just to get by it's a new mode of transport to lebanon's, impoverished north a new reality in a country where nearly 80 percent of people are poor. dr dukes are becoming more popular as the high cost of living changes the way of life. i just saw that higher sagamore general life has become very difficult so we are always looking for ways to save money. and it's hard. the price to use took docs and that of course i got your work. it's been 3 years since the economy collapse. already vulnerable the

global rise and food and fuel prices has worse than blood and on situation. politicians blame for decades of corruption and mismanagement are failing to agree on a recovery plan. for most of lebanon's people, life has changed. basic necessities are an affordable, especially since the cash strapped states and the subsidies on basic goods. in a country that imports nearly everything, food price inflation is among the highest in the world. people's diets have changed . i used to sell between 200 to 300 chickens a day. now some about 50 sales have been effected across the board with a vegetables or even close bread. a main staple is 6 times more expensive as production costs, spiral, power cuts last most of the day. not everyone can afford diesel for private generators. others switch to woodstove since a gas fill in their cost,

half of the minimum monthly wage as they've been dealing with me as people are returning to all traditions. but we have to use would because we are affected by the few one electricity crisis. millions like rami awake can't rely on their savings because banks have locked depositors from their dollar accounts or funds they can access are worth less. that's why the local currency, the lire, the valued against the dollar, by more than 90 percent of our seniors. i used to get paid 13 and a half dollars an hour. we had a good life. we used to food to eat at restaurants. now my pays were less than $2.00 an hour. we can't even attend primrose because we can't afford transportation . the crisis has pushed the middle class into poverty, and as long as politicians step to make the economy viable again, it's likely to think even deeper than it could. there was a zita, didn't mean north slipping on around strike in the us has been averted after the

white house helped to negotiate attentive agreement between the union and railway companies. the plan shut down could have seriously disrupted the transport of goods across the country and damage the economy. still in the us, in a fast growing wildfire in california has destroyed buildings and he's threatening several communities. the circled mosquito fire began on tuesday in place accounting, and was initially contained by firefighters. but it's now burned across 59000 acres, forcing 11000 people to evacuate from their homes. pakistan has succeeded in clearing a road in the southern seemed province that needed to deliver to areas devastated by floods. many communities in the north still cut off the door and come i'll hide a reports from kirsten. weird and goin on. it's been oh, what, 3 weeks since the doctor, drug heavy rains and i in the mountain that you're behind me,

brought in raging gordon stone. the narrow riley has blocked away related, which i got off from the outside world. then the thousands of people are not risking their lives to be able to get door to are sick and to be able to get supplies in on their back. we have not seen any heavy machinery which are trying to dog road length. and if that is not done soon, many more people may die. we have all that color outbreak have been reported. and surgeon area cut off. they do not have been drinking water off and getting any emergency aid at the moment is next to impossible. although the country runs in great day on the devastating floods that have their growth buckets on an effect, then the balloon gets on proven. the budget on your daughter did will have to do much more in order to ga road length. and that will not take much time,

but time is running out for dog or cell got golf. and in need of the taliban has rejected a decision by the us to transfer 3 and a half 1000000000 dollars in frozen assets to a swiss based trust fund. and telephone once the money sent directly to afghanistan, central bank, about $9000000000.00 of the countries. foreign currency were frozen after the taliban took over last year. the us government has been criticized for holding back the funds as many afghans face hunger and poverty. president, biting set of policy of enabling $3500000000.00 worth of atkins, central bank reserves to be used for the benefit of the people of afghanistan, of keeping them out of the end of the taliban. with the afghan funds, the united states and our partners are following through with that amendment with a concrete step for ensuring that these additional resources will contribute to

helping relieve hardship and suffering in afghanistan. in particular, we would like to thank the swiss government for the partnership to ensure this effort would be possible. this fund will protect and preserve the app can central bank reserves while making targeted disbursements to help stabilize afghanistan's economy and ultimately supported people and work to alleviate the worst effects of the mandatory crisis. when my kenner is following developments from washington, they see when the bite and administration throws the money that was being held in the united states, which belonged to the afghans central bank, the d. b a. that was just over $7000000000.00 in funds. now what happened is that 3 and a half 1000000000 of that was kept to deal with pending cases by the victims of the 911 attacks. the other 3 and a half 1000000000 has now been allocated across to the swiss bank, which will be watched over as it were by us representative

a couple of african representatives as well as a swiss banker. now the taliban have nothing to do with this amount. they have got no access to it whatsoever. the us being very careful to make clear that none of these funds are going to go directly into afghanistan at this particular point, written into what the us is doing as well, is that it's a signal to the central african nissan bank, the b b a. that it has got to step up its game. it's got to demonstrate in coming months that it is independent from as a taliban, which claims to be the government of the country. so there is a possibility at some stage, a long way down the line that that money that is now in that swiss bank could go back to the d i b to the central upcoming stock bank. but the way this money is going to be used, well, it's going to be a while before we see exactly how the world health organization is wanting, long coven could lead to a new health crisis. it estimates at least $17000000.00 people in europe have

experienced the illness, and many more will have to live with the after effects fees. john, hindrance has the story. the world health organization warns a wide ranging post over 19 crisis is coming. the lingering effects of a syndrome called long coven, threatened to transform the lives of patients. the global health care system in the world economy is a post borrow syndrome. very poorly understood, very difficult to track many, many people affected a lot of them. knowns, about how long people will go on and have continued symptoms and sign. many different hundreds of different symptoms have been documented. the w h o says in the 1st 2 years of the pandemic, more than 17000000 people in europe alone have struggled with effects lasting 3 months or longer. that's 300 percent higher than earlier estimates. globally, washington university school of medicine puts that figure at a 145000000. the group says 10 to 20 percent of patients develop long covert

symptoms include shortness of breath, fatigue with bodily pain, and mood swings, and cognitive problems such as confusion, forgetfulness, and an inability to focus. ann lee, who chairs the network long covert europe knows how that feels. she's still experiencing some of the effects after contracting the virus in march of 2020 women are twice as likely to suffer from this syndrome. the organization says, and the risk increases dramatically in severe cases that require hospitalization. the w h o says long cove, it will affect millions more patients and the bottom lines of companies and economy . it warns that governments and health systems will need to invest in treatment, and employers will need to make special allowances for workers debilitated by long term cove. it making that task even more difficult is a staffing shortage. we found that one out of 3 in the 40 countries that have data have a very rapidly aging health workforce and we find that to up to 40 percent

of their medical doctors in these countries are age over 55. so that's a ticking time bomb. as the outbreak appears to be moving past its most serious phase long cove, it in the workers shortage suggest a new wave of post. pandemic problems has already begun. john henderson, al jazeera television, roger federer has announced he will retire after next week's labor. come the 41 year old has struggled with injuries over the past 3 years, and has him played since wimbledon last year. phaedra is regarded as one of the greatest amends tennis plays of all time, winning at 20 grand slam titles, which puts him 3rd on the old time list. i know back chuck rich and raphael and the down. this is how he announced his decision on social media. as many of you know, the past 3 years have presented me with challenges in the form of injuries and surgeries.