moved up, what can i still, what did the last ticket he and others in northern nigeria have watched helplessly as a business struggle and being cups. dissipated cloth, making technology has changed over time. but at this dyed piece. yeah. income and expo sate that's meant to some of the products and competitive the dumping of chemically treated fabrics. yeah. like in most african markets is a major source of concern for local producers. there is widespread consent here, but so even the few kits that remain all shocked to close, bringing an end to more than 500 years history. ah . kingston's health ministry says at least 24 people have been killed in the fighting with his jacket, st on along the disputed border. ah,

i'm tell mccrae, this is al jazeera alive from dar, also coming up. ukrainian officials say most of the bullies exempt from a mess burial. sonton zoom, showed signs of torture. ah, banks and lebanon to shut down for 3 working days off to spite of holdups in the face of its economic crisis. and king charles stands vidual by the coffin of queen elizabeth as tens of thousands of mourners q to pay their final respects. ah and care gets done at least 24 people have been killed and fighting with neighboring tussock stands since wednesday. that is, according to the country's health ministry,

it says 87 others has been wounded. both countries accuse each other of carrying out attacks on towns along the border. the ceasefire between the 2 was reportedly violated just hours after a meeting between their leaders on friday. with these are the latest and years of clashes between the 2 countries. they shear border that's hundreds of kilometers long, but almost half is still waiting to be officially demarcated since the 2 countries gained independence from the soviet union in 1991. there are also 2 toxic exclaims within kiss extern, population growth, waters scarcity, an increasing demand for grazing land. have only added to the tensions. both tensions, along with the conflict and ukraine, overshadowed the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization and as big as stun russell sorta has more from the summit. while the shanghai corporation organization summit was still on the way in the answer to of cement guardian,

was becky stan early on friday, at the reports regarding the clashes between pakistan and could you down just came in just 2 companies got engaged into a wide range of honda alongside to deal at 950 kilometers board there. so well, this was happening. the prism of these 2 companies were here, attending the summit and the diplomatic affords had been emitted the initiator to paved way for a meeting between these 2 leaders. they met and agreed on sci fi. however, just i was after the si, fi was announced. now the reports are coming in and seeing that the ceasefire is already violated. and the clashes are still ongoing. lossy of these, 2 companies got engaged into almost an all of war. tens of people were killed and injured. and the fear here now is that if this conflict is not contained and the sci fi doesn't hold, then these 2 companies could be dragged into a wider conflict. lawrence korb is a former us assistant secretary of defense and senior fellow at the center for

american progress. he explains the significance of the latest escalation and fighting at the shanghai meeting. the heads of both of the states had broker to cease fire, and it didn't whole. and you wonder if they can do it? who can, again, if you did not have the war in ukraine, russia could, i think, play a positive role, which they did back in april of 2021. because they had both in part of the former soviet union and russia has military bases in both places. but why it happened now be cos, attentions are so high, even the smallest thing can trigger a battle when they said that the, you know, the moving the wrong direction or they're going over the border or they're not letting the water flow. i mean, they're all nice little issues that basically, you know, concerning and to j. stan is really suffering because of

a war and ukraine because a lot of jake's work in russia and then send the money home with the ruble being the value they're not getting as much as they used to. so they are having some severe economic problems which i think led to them acting the way they did along the border. i think it's going to get worse unless you could get some of the outside power. maybe turkey, which has basically played a positive role like without your bond, as you're by sean and armenia, as they given you know that they are european country but also a muslim country. i think they could, they could do it. the united nations is planning to send monitors to the ukranian city of zoom, to investigate reports of a mass burial size. they have also been allegations of possible war crimes. ukraine says $450.00 bodies were discovered just days after the city was recaptured from

russian forces. her abdel hamid reports from as soon on the edge of its hume in a forest. the grim reality of war nestled between the trees, graze of those who died during the russian occupation of this city. each has a story at the moment unknown. ukraine says some of the bodies exudes, show signs of torture. with the we are here at a place where you can see 3 graves in the 1st one, there's a rope on the neck, and the hands are tied. on some bodies, we see traces of torture. the brill site was discovered after the russians left a few days ago. police said their most 2 civilians, but bodies of 17 ukrainian soldiers were pulled out of a mass grave on the edge of the burial site. investigators and forensic experts are ready at work. there are hundreds of graves here in the forest. some of them are mine and appear to even have the date of death. but there are many others that are

just numbered. sir gay came to identify some of them. 46 of his neighbors died in the s drive that targeted his building. he pulled their bodies out of the rubble. we. people had to pay for the burial and if he didn't have money than they were buried with a number, sometimes they put signs like woman with a red coat. those who were burying will may be local fixes russians and separatists from don yet. and lou hence, russia invaded if to in the early days of the war it was used as a logistical help to supplies forces in the dumbass. it's now a city in ruins. desolate there's no power, water or gas. ukrainian soldiers are back on the streets. but that santa wonders how she is going to face the approaching winter. she says some people froze to death alone in their homes. at the beginning of the war. sitting under bench near

by august says most of the death happen then. of on the leave. i can say it's a mass grave people very did. anyway, they couldn't a gardens and squares the russian made in scene to tame, to exhume the bodies from around the city and took the him neither cemetery, but she's hoping to find her husband who also died in an air strike that martha natalia also tells me she doesn't know where her father is buried at 80, he died of fear and cold. perhaps they will be find that the burial site. investigators have a monumental task ahead, but ukraine is confident that some of the stories of those buried here will provide more evidence of war crimes. what does that mean? alger 0, it's zoom. oksana poco took as a human rights lawyer based, and keith, she says, you cried, needs more resources to understand exactly what happened in assume. so what do we know so far that most of their people who was bodies were found in this very

easy room. they died in late march, april this year. so i'm doing this. i mean, it's already 4 or 5 months after i've heard they are, they were agreed there yonder worth their condition of bodies are very much to be friend from what we saw in the jacket, the muslim. that's why i don't think that we can compare now the have to understand more and get more information on the green light. i think, i mean, on weekend there is still a lot of videos and pictures from excavating all this math great there in now in his room. i think that so far, ah, what we can say that all the people die because of the war in

death for sure. so all it was the lack of medical support, or it was, he got the michelin or they were torture in any he, we have to investigate the grain a president investigate properly. syrian state media says israel has carried out air strikes that have killed 5 soldiers. the attack happens near the capital, damascus. israel has conducted numerous air strikes and side government controlled areas of syria over the years. they have admitted in the past to targeting iranian backed armed groups, financial institutions and lebanon have announced though close for 3 days next week, because of security concerns. at least 5 armed rides have been carried out on banks on friday. many of the hold ups were by disparate people demanding access to their

own money. and as an a hold of reports from by route, the incidence could continue. a series of bank, holdups across lebanon in just a few hours. depositors armed and demanding their money. they've been locked out of their account since the financial crisis began in late 2019. in most cases, they were able to get some of their funds. one of them, every time i go to the bank, i'm your mailing agent. they give me a little amount of my money as if i my becca, don't i have money, but i love like a poor man. we can't buy medicine. oh, the raids on friday followed to on wednesday. activists are promising more to come . i ha, we have rights and desirable lucian by depositors who support any depositor who wants to claim his right. banks won't be able to work on till our trap. savings are

released. politicians, many of them bankers have failed to address the financial collapse. instead, banks announced the 3 day closure next week over mounting security concerns. didn't know they didn't found a comedy to solve this situation. the banks, the banks are saying that they will close 3 days. i am telling them that at the ford they, when they will open, they will face hundreds of deposit. those are the branches. so far, incidents have ended peacefully with those involved only briefly detained this hey, off across the lebanese capital and fears, the situation will only get worse if politicians fail to improve living conditions . the economy began to collapse 3 years ago, and many say they can no longer cope. the currency has collapsed, unemployment is rising, state services are almost non existent. i am, the county is heading to help. we are so tired. i had to leave my house. he does,

there is no electricity and water. i have no money. everyone's asking for a dollars, but i don't have dollars have mercy out. there is little holding the country together. and lebanon. stability is at risk. santa hunter, alger cedar, beirut, the lebanese minister of interior, bazaar mallory has told al jazeera, the government isn't signing with any one bout demands, law and order must be maintained at all times who is out at the fia while, who, what are nea, the ministry of the interior and the security forces are not with the banks against the depositors. the ministry of interior, as well as the depositors wants to maintain order, maintain security, and carry out its duties. and it wants depositors to obtain their rights within the framework of an economic financial plan. that is not within the jurisdiction of the ministry of interior, but that would constitute the legal and sound basis for the return of all things to normal life. but still ahead on al jazeera at work begins to determine the cause of

a mass of fire that engulfed a china telecom building and chung shar, celebrating ancient culture in libya. students become the 1st to graduates in the amazon language. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful wold copies on its way to the castle book your travel package today. hello they let's look to east asia and as one typhoon falls apart, we've got another one that's formed to the south of japan. the weather weather can be found in the north east of china and into rushes. far east from the remnants of that storm. we've got another one. however, that is a significant system. now this is a super typhoon. it's going to bring some very strong wind, as well as heavy rain that is likely to cause some damage and bring some flooding

to the southern islands of japan. it's set to pull its way farther north, possibly clipping into south korea before turning back towards japan. we are expecting quite a bit of damage and widespread flooding from this system. now as we move to south asia, we have seen flooding in the north of india. thanks to heavy rains and pradesh, this was a scene in luck now where a number of houses collapse. the wet weather however, has shifted a further north and to the east bangladesh, seen heavy falls as well as nepal and me and mine, it's much dryer in the south of india, as it is in the north wet, we are expecting sunshine in new delhi, on both saturday and sunday, similar story for pakistan, it may be flooded, but the skies are clear that the weather update. i saw away official airline of the journey approaching the crossed britain's king exceeds still the throne. at a time of economic hardship will take

a look of how much the monarchy cost is trade a solution for africa battle against climate change port, quitting installation, workplace. twin it. what is it? counting the cost on al jazeera, a diverse range of stories from across the globe, from the perspective of unmet. let's janice on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the salad. the cookies help from industry says the 24 people have been killed since the fighting broke out on wednesday. a cease fire between kyrgyzstan and touch x don has reportedly been violated just al was off to

a meeting between the leaders on friday and a best. a geisha is underway in the ukrainian city of zoom, where the bodies of hundreds of civilians have been discovered and a mess burial sized. the bodies of being exempt for forensic examination. syrian state media says, israeli is strikes, have killed 5 soldiers. the attack happens near the capital, damascus. israel has conducted several is strikes inside government controlled areas of syria this year. her menia and as of i shall have been trading blame for a flare up of violence at the board earlier this week, which they've more than 200 soldiers did. as it by john's president accused armenia of a large scale military provocation, while armenian soldiers say they were taken by surprise, by a very drone strikes, thousands were forced to flee their homes for the cease fire broken by moscow appears to be holding tony ching reports from jim book for now an uneasy peace

holds in the mountains, the divide armenia and as by john. but the battle for the moral high ground rages, the delegation of diplomats bust out to the border resort of joke by the armenian government. this was the scene of the fiercest attack, so the armenians heavy artillery and drone strikes. as the ambassadors went in to be briefed by armine as chief of staff, the few local people who remain was still coming to terms with the assault on that town. i mean, communicate was unexpected, loud noises, explosions, everything shook, and after that, the town was immediately covered in smoke. it was chaos, and no one knew what to do. no one expected this to happen. within the inside, military leaders stressed this was an unprovoked attack, caught them by surprise. so much so the teams of his airy, special forces managed to move 7 and

a half kilometers inside armenian territory. they say the situations now under control. watch watching, we have no concerns. our units are in the right positions and other by johnny forces are not able to make any farther incursions. we have enough forces, able to inflict losses on them and put them buck if they try to resume the actual jump. but they haven't pushed them back yet. this mountain behind me is still being occupied by, as john's armed forces to give you a sense of how far they've incurred into armenian territory. just a week ago, the border was twice as far away. the diplomats were shown some of the damage, a missile onyx bloated lodge to the mountain road. a sanatorium walls pockmarked with shrapnel, the holiday crowds long gone from this popular resort. the real worry is that instability is returned to this volatile region. it's a concern that was the breakout. this is the main concern,

of course that people are being killed and being injured at the mountains base ski resort also hit the cable car built to take scares up the slopes. now marking the way into no man's land. tony chang, jim mac armenia. a massive fire has engulfed a 42 story skyscraper in the chinese city of chung show, the building house officers of one of the country's largest tele communications companies. china telecom. the tower is 218 meters tall and was built 22 years ago. while thirties are still investigating the cause of the place, but said there are no deaths or injuries. patrick folk has more from beijing. while the building has been identified as the china telecom tower in changsha hunan province and there's lots of social media video circulating, showing the building engulfed in flames and thick black plumes of smoke surrounding

it and rising hundreds of meters into the air. there's also photographs are showing one side of the building completely charred. now there are conflicting reports about possible casualties. there are some social media reports on line saying that the company claims that all people were evacuated safely. but state medias also reporting that said the number of casualties remains unclear. it's also saying that sir, the flames have now been put out, but authorities are assessing the situation and trying to investigate what start of this fire. exactly. and meanwhile, police have blocked off the 2nd ring road in changsha east, where this building is located, as well as other blocks around the area. ah, thousands of people are still queueing to see the queen lying and state at london's

westminster hall. new joiners were turned away for several hours on friday is the q breach capacity. helen fisher has more from central london of those in the line her here it's, they've been on the, on the go for about 2 hours and according to the authorities, they face perhaps anything up to another 20 hours before they get to westminster hall. those who passed through he, eli would have been in the hall for the vigil of the princess when all 4 of the queens children took their place beside the coffin to pay their own personal tribute. king charles was obviously there. the princess royal princess and prince edward, and surprisingly, prince andrew in military uniform. no, he's been in disgrace with the royal family stripped of many titles and duties over the last few months. and many people wondered whether or not he would show up in uniform. he did, of course, serve in the oil air force. he was a helicopter pilot during the falklands war and the 19 eighties and when he was at

saint giles cathedral and performed a similar task he showed up in mornings. but this time in westminster hall, he was in military uniform. now at some point a few hours ago, they closed the line said they couldn't take anymore people, it has reopened, but they do see it could take anything up to 24 hours or beyond. so those passing through here know it will be the early hours of the morning before they get to westminster hall, perhaps even early afternoon. but the ones that we've spoken to not deterred even by the falling temperatures here in london over night. the authority said that 250000 people. i walked past the queen mother's coffin when she was lying in state and the know estimate that somewhere in the region of 332350000 will come along no to pay their tribute to the late queen. less not been all celebrations since king charles the 3rd became britons,

monarch. some had been making the republican views known by protesting, neath bank of reports from london. while king charles was addressing both houses of parliament for the 1st time on monday, paris to pull pow's land was outside brandishing a blank myself paper. when he was approached by a police officer, i was holding up a blank sign. why you asked him what he said to me to watch the phone? it is you may thank the salesman right. no. my came on a sign. the officer can be heard threatening to arrest him if he wrote not my king . well, the paper, why had a sign with nothing on it to make a point about i'm like a freedom of expression. the key thing we had that day was charles coming to paula had to say, i am king, i'm and if it to be your my subjects and i'm taking power. i think it's perfectly valid to someone who at his allegedly taking power over to say, well, i disagree with ashley politely, very, very polite, is disagree with it. despite the exchange, the protest went to head, sparking a national debate over freedom of speech and prompting

a re evaluation of policing around the funeral. we know some people want to protest on a range of issues during this time of national morning, said the police chiefs, council, and officers must balance these rights against those who wish to grieve and reflect policing at a time of huge public emotion was never going to be easy, the british royalty aunt behind armor plated glass, the crowds are vetted or bag checked. but in recent days, the democratic right to protest, the accession of an unelected head of state, has been met with surprising force. a 22 year old man was charged for heckling prince andrew. during the funeral procession in edinburgh. the prince has been embroiled in sexual abuse allegations. he was dragged to the ground by bystanders that arrested and charged with breach of the peace. 2 other scottish protests were arrested for holding up signs denouncing imperialism. republicans and civil liberties groups say police should protect the right to protest as much as the

event itself. and as we start to prepare incarnation, which will be sometime in the middle of a 2023, we will be staging a wide range of events including protests and we will be protesting at the coronation. because the coronation is a political moment where we are told to be in a democracy, not participants, but spaces. the value that we should hold. dear is the fact that protest isn't a gift. it's a fundamental right and no one has the right to tell you where, when or how you protest, that's all integral to the fact that we can express dissent and express our views at their moments that we so cheese. when king charles address lawmakers here at westminster hall, he vowed to uphold the fragile and precious principles of britain's constitutional democracy. the right to stage a protest without fear of being arrested or restrained. the right to disagree, even the right to offend rights some feel this royal event have rapidly eroded.

leap walker al jazeera london, the united states will invest $45000000.00 to help south africa transition away from coal. washington has also announced the south african youth investment advisory task force following a meeting between president joe biden and symbol from further washington. the u. s . is looking to become closer to african countries at a time when many a climbing neutral ground on russia's invasion of ukraine. south africa abstained during a united nations votes to condemn russians. russia's actions rescue operations or underwent italy with 7 people have died. you too heavy rains and floods. the affected area is in the eastern province of mark k. the region received half its usual annual ryan fallen just a few hours, firefighters clearing land slides and fallen trees. the m,

ozzie, or booth, is the original inhabitants of libya, with their own flag, language, and culture. for decades, they were repressed under the rule of mama gadhafi, the getting the chance now to celebrate the culture. and this mac trying to reports a group of college students have just become the 1st to graduate in the mit language. western libya is home to libya's pervert people, the m a z e scattered across than a full so mountains are old. amazon cities like this one and the other girl. her abdullah, sassy, says the m a z. you have a long and rich history in libya and start me in less than a amec where the original inhabitants of libya here and is old city. there is evidence that dates back centuries and got that. he came to power. he sought to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children, amazon names. he removed our culture from history books,

but we preserved our culture in secret. ah, dad will do is a musician. he says before revel, groups revolted against kit duffy in 2011, playing amazon music was a criminal offense at that that a no gun under gadhafi, amazon musicians would play music in secret. it was seen as a form of rebellion. but after the revolution, we can sing our songs, speak our language, the revolution gave us the liberty to express our culture and heritage and nor the m a z. coastal city of water is the largest in libya. yes, you wait an important role in the revolution that hobbled longtime leader and wal mart did that. he outlawed their cameras like language. now, after more than a decade, they are able to open celebrate their heritage and culture. the tamares out

language is now being taught at this college and water. it's the only university in libya that offers the course away there and multi is one of 7 recent graduates. so she hopes to further her education and become a professor. but again, a lunch, i am so proud to be one of the 1st people to graduate in the amazon language in libya's history. what motivated me was wanting to know more about myself and my identity as an m, as the women studying in this department has helped me to understand her culture language. and heritage busy me did her. although libya has been engulfed in violence and political divisions since 2011 the amazon. okay, they're happy with their new found freedom. now, trina al jazeera western libya ah .