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a 1st face to face meeting in months, russia and china say they'll work together. it has the war and ukraine put the relationship under pressure message from the glue ah, nor entails his and his here live from london. also coming up, thousands continued to pay their respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd, the queue to get there is now nearly 8 kilometers long migrants dumped and stranded why the white house is accusing it to republican governors of using them as political corns. and why the took took, has become a symbol of lebanon's spiraling economic crisis. ah,

and are we start with breaking news from haiti? where violent protests are swept across the country? their reports, a world food program facility has been looted and set on fire in geneva, in the countries north. the demonstrations were triggered by a fuel price hike announced by the government on wednesday. the price of gas will, more than double protest as a calling for the ousting of prime minister or yellow. he who took over the country after the assassination of president drummond and marie's in july 2021 bream war on this set. developing story, as we get it, china's president has vowed to work with russia to instill stability and positive energy into a world in turmoil. shooting ping as hell talks with russian president vladimir putin in was pakistan, attentions increased with the west over the war, raging in ukraine, and their 1st face to face meeting since the invasion. she said he was happy to meet cretan and attend by the us to create a unipolar world would fail,

hootin count. she is his most powerful ally. but for the 1st time, appeared to knowledge that china had concerns about russia's invasion of its neighbour. the leaders met on the sidelines of the shanghai corporation organization summit, which was created as a counterweight to us influence, who it and also met his iranian counterpart, ibrahim, racy. 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, children. she belong. china and russia have maintained effective strategic communication. to moses in one will cover, she won't, for a change in the face of change in the world times in history. china is willing to work with russia to demonstrate the responsibility of a major country playing a leading role and injects the ability into

a turbulent world. i am also very willing to use this meeting to exchange views on bilateral relations and international and regional issues of common concern. david phillips, direct to program on pace building and human rights at columbia university, is also a former advisor to the u. n. sexy general explains what concerns china may have over russia's military action in ukraine. of course, china is concerned. it's 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 outstanding problems with taiwan that and the 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 g,

a strategic. it needs to be a balance of values and interests to democracy and freedom and free markets are important elements of this discussion. here, commission, president or stuff on the lion has been in ukraine's capital cave, but she, how talks with president modem as the landscape is funded, i am sad trip to ukraine since russia began its invasion in february to lensky gave her an award for supporting ukraine's sovereignty and promoting the country on the world. stage 2 need is discussed. ukraine's been to join the european union and continuing european support for ukraine. we have your mark already. 150000000 euros to make sure that the internally displaced people here ukraine have shelter. and i'm happy to announce that there will be another 100000000 to support schools so that the damage is done by the war in in those school

schools can be repaired. gabriel is under is falling developments from keith. she and both mirror zelinski met behind closed doors here in key for little over an hour or so. and they came out, spoke to journalists 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 on july and say is

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. un, his welcome to cease fire announced between armenia and as by john of the 2 days of violence. well, in 170 soldiers, most of the ma minion had been killed in the fighting. that threatened to drag turkey and russia into

a water conflict. a russian lead secures yos ation and sending a team to armenia after its government requested help. and you are speaking, nancy pelosi is announced. she will travel to armenia at the weekend. charles tried to report sunni azerbaijani capital echo as a by johns ministry of defense as this video shows, strikes against armenians saboteurs operating inside as a, by john's territory. 3 days of fighting around the border region close in the gourne o car, back as killed, more than a 100 armenian and 70 as erie soldiers. both sides accuse each other's, starting the fighting as a by john says it was responding to the armenian armies. shilling of azeri military positions. the armenian defense ministry released this video. it says shows as ery soldiers moving into armenian territory, al jazeera, cannot independently verify footage released by either side. ha, hang,

fled in the armenian capital caravan overnight with protest is demanding. prime minister nicole pash indian resign the demonstration, started off the pin, the on implied a p. steel had been signed with as a by john. he denied the claim on high up is wish we cup. i officially states that no paper has been signed. moreover, he has no paper is going to be signed and that is not talk about any paper. this information is a conspiracy to do more or less our soldiers standing at the board. what russia has tried to maintain relations with both countries and on tuesday, trying to broker a cease far. but the fighting continued. aah! as a by jean does not see russia as an honest broker and their affairs, another full blown wool would risk dragging in as a, by john's most powerful ally, turkey the collecting security treaty or organizational, or meeting at the request of armina. i, we're yet, or on a speaking to said yes,

collation situation between 2 countries is of course, both institutionally problematic and also many would say biased since as a rajan is not a member of the russian lead collected security treaty organization. armenia announced a new c spot, took effect on wednesday night, but there has been no official comment from azerbaijan on an agreed truce at a time of great uncertainty over the war in ukraine. this latest opp, surgeon, fighting between 2 more post soviet states is of great concern to neighboring countries, and those struggling amidst the energy crisis. the latest fighting along the borders and close to nagondo quarterback show that despite the 2020 piece initiative finding a lasting political solution to this crisis, one that has huge geo strategic implications is nowhere in sight. charles strafford al jazeera by qu,

ah, thousands of is a streaming inter central london hoping to catch a glimpse of the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. right now the cue along the river thames is around 8 kilometers long and getting longer. or the 300000 people are expected to make it to westminster hall for the state funeral on monday and on fish reports monday. the lane no stretches, kilometers the wait more than 6 hours. but people continued to come, refusing to be deterred, waiting for the moment they can pass the queen's coffin, waiting to pay their respects. jessica howells travelled with her granddaughter. she saw the coronation in 1953. she wanted to see her own personal farewell. i was around when the carnation was about. i saw that when i was sick on

the little italy in my granny's room, and i thought i've seen her beginning of a rain, a neat sarah. there'll be many who travelled in the early hours of the morning joined the lane, walked past and r know heading home. she has leonor figure head for a long time and venue talk about britain. i it's the queen. the line no stretch is a long way from westminster hall, over bridges past famous london landmarks. the line itself. and you, landmark of it. so on the line stretches for kilometers, but the pace is actually reasonable. no. but with the authorities warning, thousands more are expected in london over the we can, the lines are going to get bigger. the weight is going to get longer. overnight. the military held rehearsals for monday's funeral. the gun cottage which will be the queen's casket,

rolling through the empty streets from buckingham palace. an empty black coffin carried into westminster abbey. most of the royals have kept a low profile of the last 24 hours. but the new year to the throne was out at santa m. at what was the queen's country estate in the east of england. prince william and princess catherine gathering flowers, talking to well wishers. back in london, it's no estimated by the authorities. more than 300000 people will in time file past. as the late queen lies in state, meeting the expectations for a nation. seeing farewell, alan fisher al jazeera london. what the authorities are prepared for their cue to stretch as long as 16 kilometers. and the queen has been lying and state in westminster hall as we had there in the heart of london. the cue to see her coughing, a snaking along the thames with allowances for it to stretch as far as solid park, not far from the tower of london. and this is how long it is now. meaning somebody at the back of the keel will have to wait around 8 and

a half hours. i under simmons is in westminster for us and people are still turning up and prepared to wait is kind of like amounts of time. most, most certainly lower on the yes, the queue is extending over time. it seems, waiting in line here is about half way you can see westminster is within sight, but it's so long distance because the whole line will go across lambeth bridge and then we've it's way through the streets over there. it could take another 3 to 4 hours. some of these people have been in line for 3 hours already. let's have a word with some of them algebra. i hear your life to an international audience who'd like to know the reasons you're here. and i think it's just part of history, and i wanna be part of that. and so of pay my respects say yeah, that's what is the queen mean to the queen and to me,

she's so and he's reigned for very long time for our country. she's so of men a lot, it's a lot of people, but it's not been a long part of my life, but thank you very much for your thoughts. for just a quick word on al jazeera from usa, i knew what is the reasons for you wasting all this time, walking distance to be with the queen. what do you have to do it? no, no. i can't think of anything else to say. i just had to be here and i had to do this because of what a wonderful monica she has been to so you feel this is some sort of pilgrimage for him? i think so. yes, it's just very touching to be able to come here. i think and, you know, just it's, it's just such

a tragedy really just to try to do what sort of an atmosphere and that's why you people owe willingly and take up. wonderful, wonderful, wonderful people. yes. likewise, likewise, thank you very much. and as you can see now, they are now moving on into an area where they will get a secure tea apple style. security searching has to be said that this atmosphere is dignified. there is a really not a solemn mood. it would seem, but certainly very serious. and i think all we've done a lot of talking to a lot of people all the way back mad to westminster and down towards the town bridge. and the feeling is across the other side of the river as they get closer to westminster hall, which is a fast medieval stone built area with an extraordinary atmosphere. carpet absolute silence. people approach it with

a sense of trepidation that a hushed tone really. but once they're inside, all accounts suggest that people actually feel quite as if they're on their own with the presence of these soldiers. the vigil looking down was that the whole atmosphere is you couldn't hear a pin drop as one person said, and then varied acts before the coffin of former service men saluting some women. curt, seeing some people just bowing their heads. others just staring and brother overwhelmed by the sight clearly so that there is quite a quite an atmosphere. and of course this is not going on for 4 days. and then the state funeral on monday, which will be the biggest funeral in the u. k. since winston churchill in 1965 under simmons, thank you very much. indeed. let's get morn our top story. now the protest in haiti,

harold isaac is an independent journalist and joins us now from the capital. puerto prince, thank you for being with us. so we've had these reports of the possibility of a world food program facility being looted. did you know more about that? well, today we are in the 3rd. possibly even some people are arguing before the day of major disruption throughout the country. and going to eve, where this one of the w p b is, has been under a lot of violence. and the depot has been attacked as we've, as reports, has been stating. and how much of a problem would that be if, if that has happened to minutes a to under a lot of pressure isn't. and if the, if the food depos a time will not mean for people who need that aid. well, our understanding is that the de paul is a regional one for to do a w

b like the serving the northern area of haiti and likely for disaster preparedness. and there's, there's been spiking violence throughout the country and going to wasn't spared. and clearly the depot has been looted and set on fire from all the reports we've been seeing so far in terms about where you are in network print. so there were some situations where people had to stay at home because of the gunfire . what's it been like? cuz today it is very complicated. today are hungry now for the most part at home. there has been barricades and angry mobs roaming street in response to the recent hikes of gas prices announced by the government yesterday and essentially doubling the prices

for all or products. so as such, it goes down for the most part important plants, all our activities have been suspended and we've been experiencing network issues all morning. so it's very complicated situation in haiti today and how much, you know, you mentioned the gas prices doubling for people in haiti, very, very poor. generally they had how much of a difference is that like a maturity? that's why they're demonstrating, but give us ministration of why it's so important. well, haiti has been caught in, in, in a subsidy situation for at least the past 15 years because it was part initially generous loan program called patrick or e be backed by venezuela. but since the development of the financial crisis and in that issue than better, well, i haven't been able to get the subsidy and also corruption problems. and as such,

the haitian government has had to literally pay out of pocket for it to subsidize oral product for in haiti. and this imbalance today is a serious concern and every government has tried to avoid addressing it. but today, the reality is for the last 2 months, gas stations haven't been working properly. so as such, a government as been cornered in the situation and took the decision to raise the prices. obviously it's a hot topic and it's a social matter because precisely the poverty and haiti, harold isaac, thank you very much indeed for tundra so really appreciate, appreciate you bring this up to date with the events and haiti. thank you. no group of migrants, boston from texas, have been left stranded. nathan, you washington d. c. home a. vice president. com la harris. as as another group of about 50 people was sent

from the southern state of florida to martha's vineyard. in massachusetts and republican governor of florida. rhonda santas has claimed responsibility while greg abbot of texas says he sent the migrants to the capital accused democrats of ignoring border security. the white house accuses the governors of using the migrants as political pawns because the acts shameful data. but you don't want to go on the trip here. i was given a bag with food to eat on the 40 hour trip. it was a very long trip. quite tough. we didn't expect we left the drift here without knowing where to head to the objectives to reach new york time made us feel and fixed us. i was held in migration detention in texas. i mean from the migration center we would take into place the culture. we were given information, so you're able to contact you if you have any with my case, i chose to take a bus which was leaving free of charge and the destination was washington

d. c. a. i came looking for the possibility to find work and get like everybody. how do you hear castro joins us live from washington dc. tell us more about the white house reaction to this. lauren, the white house spokes person called this a pure political stun. to say that it was shameless for these republican border governors to be sending children and women and men and families to the side of a busy washington street. that is where these a 101 people were essentially dumped this morning outside of the residence of vice president comalla harris. and this was not the only destination for migrants from the border yesterday in a what appears to be a coordinated campaign. though governor of florida paid for 2 flights of migrants from texas to go to martha's vineyard, massachusetts, which is a small resort town where washington's elite go to vacation. the message from both

of these governors was clear. it was again shared with reporters and on twitter to day saying that this was a deliberate way of getting the attention of president biden. and his administration in addressing the complaints of these border governors that they say the border is not secured. however, if you do look at the numbers, laura and they tell a slightly different story, while crossings are still certainly an issue. there were about $200000.00 encounters between us agents and migrants in the month of july, which is a decrease from the peak in may and also lower than the same time last year. so certainly this is an issue that those border communities continue to experience. but as far as having those migrants get on board these buses and come all the way across the country, sometimes the destinations where they have no connection to like hear the nation's

capital, new york or chicago. it is a difficult journey for them to endure. and sadly, there are some even reported injuries from the 2 buses that arrived in washington with one man who is diabetic. having arrived with his insulin, gone bad on that 40 hour journey rush directly to the hospital or how do you get sure. thank you very much. house officials and focused on the sind probably say they're seeing a rise in waterborne diseases. among flood victims focused on navy continues to assist in the supply of vital aid and medical equipment to residents cut off by the flooding. that's not let hundreds of thousands homeless and killed more than 1500 people local dr. say initially they were seeing mostly patients for trauma. but now they're treating people suffering from diarrhea, skin infections, and other water born elements logistical. got. i think i left my house along with kids with empty hands. flood water entered my house. i didn't take anything with me

. i just saved my children. now here most of my kids are sick. i've been here for 6 days, but so far not enough. aid has reached us. we don't have clean drinking water and food for our kids. engineers cleared a major highway in pakistan's, southern send province enabling aid to be delivered to areas devastated by the floods. but in the north of the country, many communities are still cut off from the outside world. go harder reports from cornerstone. read and go on. it's been over 3 weeks since the doctor drug heavy rains and i in the mountain that you gave me brought in raging gordon zone. the narrow riley it had blocked away related, which i now cut off from the outside world. tens of thousands of people are now risking their lives to be able to get door to us and to be able to get supplies in on their back. we have not seen any heavy machinery which are trying to go down the

road. 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 what they were 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 had the growth pockets on an effect that then the balloon gets on robin, the budgets on your daughter did will have to do much more in order to ga road length. and i'd rather not take much time, but i imagine days running out for dog or cell got golf and in need of help. 11 is financial meltdown, is making people ditch that. cars use wood stoves instead of gas and even become vegan, because many basic goods and are simply too expensive. and since january at least 4 people have stormed banks to seize their savings. so how to report from the town of

benito on her life is changing for many ah, 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. stock talks are becoming more popular as the high cost of living changes the way of life. i just saw that i bought my good life has become very difficult. so we are always looking for ways to save money. and it's have the price to go stuck docs instead of cargo, but it's been 3 years since the economy collapse already vulnerable the global rise and food and fuel prices has worse than blood 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 affected across the board with a vegetable. so even clothes bread a main staple is 6 times more expensive as production costs, spiral power cuts last most of the day. not everyone can afford the diesel for private generators. others switch to wood stoves since a gas cylinder cost, half of the minimum monthly wage. as mit, they've been seen with me as people are returning to all traditions, but we have to use wood because we are affected by diffusion. 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 while the local currency, the li rossi valued against the dollar by more than 90 percent. fema swing are sorry. she knows. i used to get paid 13 and a half dollars an hour. we had a good life. we'll use that for to eat at restaurants now. my pays birth less than $2.00 an hour. so we can't even attend funerals because we can't afford transportation. the crisis has pushed the middle class into poverty. and as long as politicians are a few steps to make the economy viable, again, it's likely to think even deeper than could their elders. eda dib lean north lebanon, and are monique noise catch up with all the stories recovering or checking out our website address that is our 0 dot com. and you can watch us live by clicking on the black live icon outta 0 dot com. ah.