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this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm emily anglin. this is the news al alive from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. the kremlin downplays reports of an exodus from russia after president vladimir putin ordered a partial military mobilization. meanwhile, russia and ukraine carry out the lodge is to prisoners swamp. since the war started, more than $250.00 people phrase guilty as charged un back to war. crimes tribunal upholds the genocide conviction of cambodian last surviving camille rouge. later and growing concerns, color is making a comeback in syria rivers. may be to blame fold. yeah, right, i'm john, i guess. rosco, with the sports cricket fans stampede to buy tickets to watch. india play astray here. 20 people are injured.

we begin this news hour with resistance in parts of russia. up to president vladimir putin ordered a partial military mobilization. protest have been held in several cities under the move some 300000 reserve. this will be called up to fight in ukraine. the ye commission says many people are now trying to leave russia. almost all flights out of moscow appear to be fully booked. but the kremlin says, reports of the mass exodus are exaggerated. bernard smith begins al coverage. oh, the 0 tolerance proposition, voices in today's will. sure. oh, there is still a few, some on the courage to try to protest. this was in st. petersburg, after president vladimir putin announced a partial mobilization of civilians to fight in ukraine. talking about them check

my boyfriend received today another occasion from military commissariat. so he can come out here. but i came because i don't want our young men to be taken away. we came to protect our friends, our fathers, and our relatives who they want to take to the war, the brutal war against the one monitoring group. there's more than 1300 people have been detained in 38 cities. but alignment, the metal, more than 70 percent of russians definitely are mostly support. what puting cause a special military operation in ukraine, according to an independent holding organization. most of them, but relying government control t v for that new more people leaving russia than protesting that this was the border with georgia on wednesday, the only remaining direct flights to european cities assemble. and belgrade they're sold out of or is horrible. so k to be afraid to help or,

and things. but those men who are eligible military service will not be allowed to leave russia. they will have to stay and find burnett smith, i'll just in russia and ukraine, have exchanged hundreds of prisoners of war in the biggest swaps since the conflict began 7 months ago. the detainees have been freed, include citizens from the u, k, u. s. and morocco, as well as command is from ukraine's as of italian. the battalion held out against a prolonged russian sage and mary phone. ukraine has set free oligarchy victim met the chuck. he's an ally of letting me put him and he's facing charges of treason, 54 russian prisoners have also been really dialectical lamnammen from the congratulations on your return. our guys, our heroes. it's good to see everyone. it's nice. after all, the time we've been on the phone,

we're proud of you what you've done for our nation proud of each and every one of you. and i'm very glad that the team got you out of russia. i'm glad we made the 1st step. you are safe in turkey on the 2nd step is of course to get you homes. and there were also, there was also a separate deal negotiated by saudi arabia. 10 foreigners who fought for ukraine, have been frayed by russia and to read. the group includes aiden as one of british men sentenced to death by moscow back to separatists. gabriel elizondo is in cave and explains how ukrainians are feeling about the exchange. in a word ecstatic. this is a big victory for most ukrainians who wake up this morning getting this news. and they are thrilled quite frankly. and the reason is, is because these soldiers that were released by the russians and prisoners swap, any soldiers would have been considered a victory for ukrainians. but this is particularly bitter sweet for them if you will use that terminology. because of who they were. more than the majority of

these $215.00 prisoners that were released were soldiers from the as off regiment that held out for weeks and weeks at the as steel plants and muddy for their considered and have been considered for many months down national heroes for what many ukrainians consider their incredible bravery during the early and middle stages of this war, you can see it all over the city. in fact, right behind me, you could actually see this is the city hall building here in key. and they've had this huge banner. it's been on the front of this building for many months now, reminding ukrainians every day on how they wanted to free the soldiers from this regimen. so this is considered a very big day for the ukrainians. they feel that this is a huge victory because of these soldiers that were now released. the un general

assembly on wednesday so many world ladies condemned the latest announcements made by rushes, leadership, and his address to the assembly ukraine's president. let me lensky said, moscow is not serious about ending the wall. allan fishing reports from neil. it's rare for a president to show up to the un general assembly and attack another world leader directly. but that's exactly what you bite and decided to do. let us speak plainly . a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court. tenants of the united nations charter has comments coming just hours after let me put in the night, the biggest military mobilization in russia since world war 2. and a nice meant which warned of a nuclear responds to threats to russia. this raw should see these outrageous acts, what they are putting claims he had to act because russia was threatened,

but no one threatened russia. and no one other than russia sought conflict. biden's address set the scene for perhaps the most eagerly anticipated speech of this general assembly from ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. it was pre recorded and that had to be approved by a separate vote. president zalinski demanded the you in itself, do more to punish russia for what he called its aggression orange. yet the right to walled deprive delegation rat or remove the right of vito. if it is a member of the un security castle, in order to banish then resar within their institutions. so lensky said the russian mobilization was a sign. it was not serious about peace, as he laid out his 5 point plan to end the war. what is true then?

the military members, zation in russia is true. sham referendums are also true. russia once war is true, but russia will be able to stop that course of history mankind and the international law. a stronger than one terri ski. the russian delegation listened to the speech, but sat unmoved at the end. as the ukrainian president received a lengthy standing ovation. no one in his 25 minute speech. the president zalinski mentioned vladimir perkins name, but he believes ukraine can win the war with increased international support both here at the united nations and in ukraine itself. alan fisher, i'll just either at the u. n in new york. and our diplomatic editor james spies is following the un general assembly and joins us from neil. hello there, james. the un security council is set to mate in about an hour's time. the war in

ukraine will know down to talk that agenda. yes, that's right. we've had all week here with world leaders giving their speeches the focus very much on the ukraine in the general assembly. and those speeches continue in the general assembly today. but the focus will be here and the other chamber. i'm just outside the un security council because there's going to be high level meeting here, taking place on ukraine. france has the presidency. the security council for the french foreign minister has called this meeting around the table, 50 members of the security council, including the u. s. secretary state antony blinkin. you'll also have the russian and the ukranian foreign ministers sitting around the table. one of the security council members at the moment serving on the security council is no way representing the way the meeting will be noise. prime minister yona sca stora. thank you for joining us. prime minister, let me 1st get your reaction to recent events that we've seen. there's

a lot of negative news, but let's start with the one bit of positive. we've seen that prisoner exchange brokerage by the un and turkey reaction. well, we have to welcome that, that's part of what happens in war. there are prisoners taken them very exchange happening. so i, i salute those have contributed to that, but the list is long. what has to be corrected from these consequences of the war? we are also saluting the secretary general year and older people who have contributed to great exports. so that has been, you know, starting to, to reach the markets there. but there is a lot more to be done to and this devastating war. and there are some very negative developments as well. so let's talk about the comments or president putin that came just over 24 hours ago. first one of those, he's called a partial call up as many as 300000 civilians who have previous military service. and that's already started, it appears. do you think that's something to worry about or do you think it could

backfire on him? well, that's an open question in a country where the opinion is on a tree. so we can, it's hard to interpret, but i would like to say that person put into explanation why is doing this that russia is under attack on this being, you know, surrounded and will be attacked by the circle west. i will simply say on this channel it is not true, this is false, it is an explanation, does not hold. ready true, i am norway, we are european, we are nate or we are. there is no such pan, no such idea. so he's building and none of which is simply not true. the mobilization world, you know, the russians are taking, you have a toll in your brain menu of their use from being killed and even more mobile station will kill on both sides. and, you know, it just underlines this war has to him that has to be movement towards some kind of settlement, which is peaceful and not violent. that's with, you know, with huge repercussions far beyond your great. what about that warning that came

that dark warning from 2 to and he's prepared to use whatever it takes and he's not bluffing. no way. she has a border with russia. it's almost 2000 kilometers. all you worried about warnings like that from someone who has a vast nuclear ross? well, i mean, we've heard these messages from the earlier norway has no indication of our borders that there is something happening there. you know, we are iceland, ears up into north follow developments. very carefully, everything is about ukraine right now. i think we have to be very clear back to prison, put in that he has to stop making a responsible statements. you know, the new care option that he has him. thing out is, of course, totally unacceptable. and we just had to wine back and say, you know, this is an escalation track, which is bad for all parties, including for russia and have to be ways out of this. we are here to united nations in the charter. there is a true menu of options how to deal with the difference of interest,

and we have to get back to about the other that is being planned or referenda in the 2 provinces in the dawn bass. what should be the reaction of nato countries to that? do you think not only from nato countries, but from the entire international community? this is totally unacceptable. has to be said, you know, before it is even happens, you cannot have free expression outcome point. this is that these are areas where there's fighting going on, it's part of your crane and the whole procedure or holding referendum, asking people free will or where they want to belong is unacceptable and they will, they will not be legitimate and it doesn't give rather right to say that this is part of russia, which is obviously what is in to that you've talked about the need for dialogue, grew up the united nations in less than an hour. the security council will be meeting. i know many of the western nations will be shunning the russian foreign minister, such a lab raphi, someone i know you have dealt with in the past, have done treaties with, in, in the past. what's new ways position? are you going to speak to him?

it's not my style of funding. people, you know, norway's policy diplomacy says we talk to people who were the ones, we have the greatest disagreements and differences. this will be an open meeting among 15 states. we will read our statements and i will read mine. i hope that municipal love will listen. you know, you're right to 1015 years ago we did a lot of work together up in the north between north russia in the arctic, which shows a different face of russia. also can be. ready so, you know, we find that needed to remind him i will and say that again, it is never too late to choose a different track. the focus of the meeting is supposed to be under the french presidency on accountability in ukraine. we're also going to hear from the cc prosecutor kareem khan, and we've heard new allegations in that territory that's recently been liberated by ukraine of fresh atrocities. give me your reaction. well, we believe they need to be documented investigated, and we need to pull the principle of holding accountable those responsible i was in

ukraine. in july, i visited the village north of kiev. i saw atrocities which are clearly outside the scope of international law. beatrice on that and normally has been supporting the investigations and documentations and we will continue to do so. some might ask, what is the point of a security council meeting like this? because we've had a lot of security council meeting since february, and most of them have descended into a war of words that really not achieving anything in the direction of peace. what do you say to that argument? i can understand that because people what they get on the news is that there's another veto. there's another blocking, but you know, this is useful work and we have experience being member of the security council for soon to be 2 years that there are deals that can be done can be met. we secured presence enough chromosome by the united nation, so we secured access of humanitarian relief to syria. so you know, this is diplomacy and a very harsh and difficult conditions politically. but if you give up on give up on

diplomacy, you have no compact. no, no, no links, no, nothing to build on. so i believe very strongly that although you know, they're not clean resolutions, broad agreements, but that's when we need to sit together. if we then turned it back on the other, you know, then we are basically in the very about position who has been getting on since february. finally, if i can ask you perhaps your thoughts on, on where things go from. now clearly ukraine turned the tide since the beginning of september and take but taken back a lot of territory. but the winter is coming. are you worried someone who's supporting ukraine about that? i'm very worried for the humanitarian consequences. you know, millions of people have been seeing many thousands have come to my country. and i worry, of course, if we face another winter of terrible fighting destruction, which will be with us for generation. so i worry about that. we have some kind of bloody frozen conflict, you know, it's

a frozen conflict around these areas and the ukrainians, we make very clear have the right to defend themselves. and we have the right to support ukraine in defending themselves. but ultimately, there has to be a solution which is not war, which is, you know, political settlement in one way or another. and the sooner we can get to that, the sooner your drain can be, feel confident that this is something that can go for the united nations needs to be there to support you on discuss store prime minister, no way. thank you for talking to us here, which is 0 and the prime minister. believe me shortly. i'm going to the security council, which is just behind me. that meeting will be starting in about 40 minutes from now a very important meeting, potentially the highlights of the week's events here at the un general assembly high level meeting on ukraine chain. thank you for those in science and diplomatic edited james bank live for us. there in your plenty more head on his knees, our including y, a caught in pakistan may throw out contempt charges against former prime minister

in ron con, banks in lebanon, not will remain shut indefinitely after a series of hold ups by customers demanding release of their own money and in support. the president's happ starts later on thursday, but much of the talk involves the players missing from the event. ah. are you and back to war? crimes tribunal has rejected an appeal by the last surviving leader of the camille rouge. the court in cambodia has upheld the genocide conviction and life sentence handed to 91 year old q sam pon he was head of state during the role of the cameras . when 2000000 people were killed. florence louis report he was the head of state of the committee rouge and its most public figure. 91 year old cues

on pon will spend the rest of his life behind bars. after un backed tribunal upheld his conviction for crimes against humanity and genocide against the vietnamese minority. he's already serving and not the life sentence also for crimes against humanity. in relation to the forced evacuation, often on pen horn, between 19751979. as many as 2000000 people died, many of them tortured or starved to death. the brutality of the committee rouge's 4 year reign has not been forgotten, even though the regime was ousted more than 40 years ago. hundreds of people turned up to hear the verdict, including buddhist monks and camille rouge survivors lie get down, man more little. i am happy, i want justice. so that what happened in the past won't happen again. we want it to be over one donahue. some pond had tried to argue, he was merely a figurehead with no real power. but prosecutor say he was one of those most

responsible b, c. o, a story called b. o for the cambodian purple, and specially bored with dim of the commodity man, also do international criminal justice and humanity. this is only the 2nd case heard by the u. n. back to tribunal. but it's also the last in 16 years. the court has prosecuted 5, camille rouge officials, resulting in 3 convictions leading some to question whether it's been worth it. yuke chang researches the regime and says the hearings which allowed survivors and relatives of victims to testify have offered some closure. it confirmed that we can live after genocide or we can move, move on, and we can re bureau, we can put by what has been loss ultimately the tribunals legacy maybe its contribution to national reconciliation. florence louis al jazeera pakistan's,

former prime minister in ron con, has appeared in court to face contempt charges. he says he will apologize for threatening a judicial officer. head of the proceedings authorities had cordoned off parts of the capital. is lam a bad because they were worried about protests by con supporters. the former prime minister has faced several charges since he stepped down in april. come, i'll hide, it has more from islam that the hi core date of the 22nd of september. to indict the former prime minister, madame ron con. he of course, appeared before the court. corny of gods and requested the court that the former prime minister iran contra be allowed to come on the rostrum, m, ron hon of god. then came to the card that he apologized and was willing to go to the lady, judge andrew apologized to the chief justice then observing that the warden data

grades were moved by the former prime minister ought to furnish. and every day read, read, and magic one read. now we've been talking to legal experts about what this case we're all about. and this is what you had to say the. some of the high court has said that in run hon. speech was effectively criminal contempt. his comments were criminal contempt in that he had issued allegedly a threat to the concert judge. and as a result, he has tried to intimidate the court into some kind of an outcome, and therefore it's the, it's an obstruction of justice effectively in ron hahn. and his response to the allegation said that he had not intended to do any such thing that he wants to take his words back. if it, if it amounts to contempt, he even offered that. he will apologize to the confirmed lady judge in person. if given the opportunity, the law high, gorda said decide the energetic charge against the former prime minister,

where the expected appears on the 3rd of of discharge of condemned may also be dropped off the apology. lebanese banks will stay shot indefinitely after at least 7 were held up last week by people trying to get their own money. a woman who carried a toy gun into a bank in beirut has told journalists, she's not a criminal sally heavy. so says she needs to withdraw money to pay for her to cancel treatment. thanks. living on have limited withdraw seems 2019 because if foreign currency shortage and lebanon's prime minister talked about the economic crisis at the un general assembly nat geo mc, mccarty said he's administration is trying to find solutions. what you see on page one is that as well, so the to address the economic crisis. our government is working on a financial and economic recovery plan are also working on

a package of comprehensive structural and pictorial reforms that meet the requirements of the liberties people. it also provides them with a social safety net job. we are also developing laws that ensure absolute transparency and combat the gorge of corruption that the and then a hodder fall. this report from, by roche banks are close, but to a certain extent they are maintaining services. for example, depositors are able to access money from a t. m machines, but only in the local currency it's, they're finding it difficult to access dollars. now of course you can access to dollars and the on the block market, but at a much higher exchange rate. as you can see, security measures have been stepped up. it is still not clear what indefinite means . the banking association is saying they're waiting for quote, concrete measures from the 4th is to ensure the safety of the employees and the

customers. they're saying that they're, they haven't received enough assurances, but the interior minister is saying that he's not advising banks to remain closed. and it is also their responsibility to put in place strict security measures. now the problem is, next week, the public and the private sector employees are supposed to receive their salaries . will there be enough cash in the atm machine when, when that happens, or will people still not be able to access dollars because people are given a certain amount of money and dollars. strict rules really have been put in place capital control since late 2019. and that is why deposit hers are so angry. they say that they're desperate, they're desperate for their savings because the economy has all bought the collapse . many people are not finding any jobs, and they really blame the banks for imposing these controls on the citizens and not

on politicians who they accuse of transferring billions of dollars outside the country. or we can piano has claimed at least 6 lives in the caribbean. the category for storm is heading towards the museum, as people in puerto rico begin the cleanup. but many say the song caught them by surprise. manuel at rap. hello is there ah, as flood waters from hurricane fiona recede. for families in southern puerto rico, it's time to clean up category. why? like, we don't know how this happened. like how it got this bad. we've just been category away. a lot of rain if a lot of rain. exactly. yeah, i don't know that he says the hurricane caught her off guard. they left the bathroom is horrible right now. her home was still being repaired after being damaged during hurricane maria in 2017 jehovah says she wasn't expecting the damage

from fiona to be so severe. they wasn't worse than maria because maria, he was more air than water. like the wind that was really strong, and in this wine, he wasn't more rain unless when a state of emergency remains, in effect in puerto rico, allowing the u. s. government to send assistance to tens of thousands of people. and this level of federal assistance is going to greatly assessed and our ability to continue to provide the efforts that are needed to support those who need it. most. the southern region of the island was the worst hit by fiona here. flood waters are still on the doorsteps of many residents. up and down the neighbourhood streets here in the community of salinas, in southern puerto rico. it's the same scene playing out. people are clearing out the mud, throwing away their damaged personal belongings. the storm may have passed, but the suffering is still not over some half a 1000000 people in puerto rico or without running water and thousands more without electricity authorities warren,

it could be several days before electricity returns to everyone on the u. s. island territory. manuel rap a low al jazeera salinas, puerto rico and canada is bracing for a direct hit from hurry can viola this weekend weather presented. jeff harrington has more on what could be a historic stone any way you look at it hurricane fiona has caused catastrophic destruction. we've seen it roll through his span, your la, it's moving up the atlantic, and it's now closing in on bermuda, looking to sideswiped, the island here. i toward the west, but it will maintain its strength as a category for hurricane. but let's remember just a few weeks ago that we had storm earl, pass toward the east, but again, fiona, looking to pass toward the western side of the island there. okay, let's fast forward this. put it in to play on friday and look at this. we have fiona racing up the atlantic here, but again, that's the forecast on friday. so let's see what happens on saturday. this is

looking to make landfall in canada, nova scotia. providence, i think around cape breton island. and the water is in this area running in some cases about $5.00 to $10.00 degrees above average. so that is going to provide fuel to the storm. now at this point, it's looking like saturday morning local time for nova scotia and it's going to make that landfall. the winds will be sustained at a 155 kilometers per hour. that's equivalent to category to strength conditions, about 12 meter high waves. but all of that, to say that this could be a historic storm for atlanta, canada, so certainly, allies on atlanta, canada, in the coming days, still a hey, john al jazeera, we look at how the energy crisis in europe is affecting flowers, gro was in the netherlands, and to the lighter and spoke with joy more on this incredible patch in major league baseball. so for the reasons ah

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ah, hello do what you know g 0? i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories. his aloe pakistan, former prime minister in ron con, has appeared in court. com says he will apologize for threatening you judicial officer after being charged with contempt. of course, a conviction would disqualify con from politics. hundreds of russian and ukrainian soldiers have been released in a prisoner swamp 10 foreigners fighting for ukraine have also been frayed through a deal and mediated by saudi arabia. and there's resistance in parts of russia up

to president vladimir putin ordered a partial military mobilization. protest has been held in several cities under the move some 300000 reserve. it will be called up to fight in ukraine for more on the reaction in russia. let's bring an ant on by bashing he's a, he's the editorial director at russia. widow, an online community of russia, analysts, he joins us from berlin. and tom, thanks so much for being on the news. our. what do these protests say about the support or lack thereof for putin and this war in ukraine? well, we've always known that there's a 20 percent of russians who are open about their disapproval war. so guess the majority of people dissipating, produce across the country. oh, that group of people. but what is mortality is the hundreds and thousands of people are trying to be the country, especially men in all directions to europe, to, to asia. are those people are gonna be

a subject normalization. they're clearly do not want to take part in this war. her dad has chosen a partial mobilization instead of a full one. so he must have been worried for mobilization could have been costly. politically. do you think that he'll be surprised by this resistance? well, it's a trick, it's not really a partial mobilization, it's the word that he uses what the lot to look at it and the way that it's being handed. now today's in it's clear, it's just the mobilization. there are pretty much moving around grabbing, whoever they can, in some regions it's different than in the others. but the partial mobilization bit, it was just kind of the same with as special military operation to try to frame it in the more peaceful way for the majority of people. why in fact, it is as ugly as it sounds. is the angle more among young people or is it

more widespread than that? i think it's much more widespread than that. we're seeing push from a, the caucasus from august on we're as pretty much people of only trying to block the roads to prevent people from coming in and taking of god's grace. we're seeing people of vog various ages in various republics of russia, trying to get a sense of what is happening for many, it is a huge surprise because they presume the special military operation, the way that we can cause this for was going fine that russia did not need any additional help. everything was going according to plan as kremlin was saying. so we're still looking in the situation of huge shock and i think the days to follow will show what actual reaction we might be expecting for the weeks and months to come. and i think we'll be looking at much more discontent that previous the seem in years. what's it like being a russian right now, particularly a russian who doesn't support the war?

well, i think for, for those who are inside of country inside of russia, it is a beer. first of all, the case rejection of you know, following the orders as is a, is a huge jail time and does not necessarily mean that she would not be sent to fight a war in the great, anyway, we're seeing number of people trying to find a way to state the country and some people trying to figure out what disease they might find a with them or take it for perhaps documents that will allow them to escape is mobilization. essentially what it is, it's just is a huge and desire to, to avoid being se sent to the sports. so for, i would say for many russians, this is the 1st time they're actually realizing what has been going for the last 7 months in the grain that says, not just some special military operation, but it's a full on war. and it's not going well for russia. well,

we really appreciate your insights. and on the fashion, a editorial director at russia riddle and my community of russia. analysts thank ending on and the un says it's concerned about a color outbreak in syria, possibly linked to the euphrates river. the world health organization has reported 39 deaths in the past. 3 weeks, millions of people rely on the river for drinking water and to irrigate crops. laura been a manly explains the euphrates river is an archery cutting across syria, a lifeline for millions of people, but also the thought of a cholera outbreak. macabre loma covers the hollow media, our laboratories and those of the world health organization confirmed the presence of vibrato. colorado which causes cholera in the euphrates river as a result of the euphrates receding and the huge decrease in water levels. many areas turned into swamps. the world health organization says

a recent drought had cause new river levels, which coupled with pollution and sewage, is being blamed for an outbreak that caused fatalities and thousands of infections . it says drinking water is contaminated and copyright cation is spreading the disease. cholera is caused by bacteria found and contaminated food and water. the center for disease control sets one in 10 patients will experience severe symptoms including diarrhea and vomiting which can lead to severe dehydration. infections have been recorded in 6th of serious 14 governor. it's mostly in aleppo. a thought from this hospital says more than 4000 people have been treated here in the past 3 weeks. the un says the war has caused extensive damage to water pipes, a more than half the healthcare facilities aunt functioning in the bust. you know,

we used to have the, at least the basic infrastructure bill. i, for example, letting you know clean new sources of water and sewage system. is there almost, you know, to deal with this sort of changes. but now it does. so, you know, 12 years of war led indoor destruction of the infrastructure. the w h chose sent to plain loads of a to the region, and it's training 8 groups. but it's concerned about those all ready found ruble to disease and hunger for the hundreds of thousands of display syrians living in camps a fresh outbreak of cholera. questions further misery in the months ahead. laura boat, manley al jazeera, uganda, has confirmed 7 new cases of the highly contagious a bowl of iris. one person has died in the district of innovation day. it's the country's 1st fatality from the virus since 2019 health officials say they expect cases to rise in the coming days. 6 other people died in the same area earlier this

month after suffering. what local officials called a strange illness. several villages in nigeria have been destroyed in the northern it. you go us days after flash floods of breached to dams. at least 30 people have been killed in flooding across the region which followed. 2 days of torrential rain. thousands of people have been forced out of their homes. i'm an aegis has more from she the was tight. the dams are still overflowing and they're right. the waters are rising almost every day. it's been a glorious day sunshine and that gives a lot of people. some hope that things will quiet and down, but however, what we're hearing right now, the dust told in the last few days, that number has risen from where to age to more than 50 entire herds of animals have been washed away farmlands, thousands and thousands of factors of rice, fuels and comb fields have been submerged by water. a lot of promise are telling us

that the horn fuels and the rise is completely destroyed. so the harvest for the season and the food supply for the next before the next plant is it is completely gone. international buyers have gathered in south korea for an arm say, which organizes a billing is one of the biggest in the world. the global arms trade is estimated to be worth $118.00 and $1000000000.00. again. the u. s. is the largest arms export are responsible for nearly 40 percent of global sales. south career is the world's 9th largest. it accounts for 2.7 percent of global arms exports. its main customers are the united kingdom, the philippines in thailand, and recently signed a contract with estrella and is in talks with egypt and the you a. but mcbride has moved it's an impressive show of fire power from a country that is cementing its position as a leading arms manufacturer. in

a mountainous valley turned into a battlefield. south korea's defense industry puts on display its latest weaponry, in particular heavy armor for a gathering of international buyers and media. countries with the ability to buy weapons space, great importance on seeing them used in the field. they want to see them in action . south korea's defense exports this year have already reached an all time high with much of that growth driven by the war in ukraine. poland in particular, has signed a record deal to replace equipment that it has supplied to the ukrainians. equipment manufactured to nato specifications makes it attractive to european nations wanting to bolster their defenses. i love. oh, nato member countries have a system of collective security, but there is an increasing feel in each country should be able to defend itself and korean weapons are cost effective and international proven. similarly,

according to us intelligence, russia is looking to north korea to replenish its docs of soviet era, shells and rockets. it seems decades old tensions on the peninsula have now involved both careers in a far away war. it's partly because of the threat from north korea. the south korea has been pushing the development of its own defense industries. it means with its industrial might its place to be the growing global demand for new sophisticated weapons. does the number of visitors from developing asian countries seems to indicate growing regional tensions are also driving demand closer to home? not only russia worrying ukraine, but as you will know, there is a situation related to taiwan. so countries feel the urgent need for security and a world of growing confrontations,

korean arms make as it seems. we'll have no shortage of orders. rob mcbride, al jazeera go young, south korea. indigenous groups in australia have held rallies in several cities calling for the british monarchy rule over the country to be abolished. they want the return of land and recognition of the atrocities committed against indigenous australians during british rule organizes say they are taking a stand against crimes committed against the 1st nations people. sarah clark has moved from camber. we had the national memorial service behind me in parliament house. that was this morning that started with a minute sonnets. it was led by the strolling prime minister, antony albanese. it was attended by a politician's dignitaries, diplomats and some invited guests. now that was official proceedings to note that the national day of mourning is a public holiday here as well on thursday in australia, but outside at around the capital cities av estrada. we have these are abolish the mckee, i gatherings. and these are being led by indigenous australians and calling for the

past atrocities to be acknowledged. the demonstration is against a racist colonial imperialism in the 1st nations. people are driving that movement . they sign the injustice of the past, have not been dealt with. and at the time under the monarchy has represent a valid part of our history. the cleans death has re ignited that debate about australia's future. under monarchy you might recall in 1999, the last referendum we had on whether or not the strategy should become a republic. a stallions voted overwhelmingly to keep the monarch at one poll, the most recent poll that was conducted nationwide suggested 46 percent of the strategy population. i wanted to amend the constitution and abandoned our links with king charles and the monarchy. but certainly at the moment of the support is still live at to maintain or to continue to be a constitutional monitoring estrella. that's certainly what the, the polls are indicating, but the conversation has definitely started about a strategy future. for then, a 1000000 households in the netherlands is struggling to pay energy bills that have

dabbled, or even tripled in recent months. some people have decided to cut themselves off from gas supplies, even though winter's coming. the netherlands has the highest gas prices in europe and steadfast reports. the only gas, wilma maria still uses it for the t light used for improvised stove. the terra cotta pots retain heat, which helps keep her a little warmer as the colder weather approaches. the shop owner decided to have her gas cut off after her bill double to $345.00 a month with a warning from her provider that it would reach $700.00 and out of ankle. and he said he'll buy a home. my shop has hardly any income. i lost customers during the curve at 19 pandemic. and now inflation is so high. people don't have money to buy children's clothes. so my income has really dropped below minimum. i know i can't pay these high energy bills while it's getting colder in her house behind these doors,

millions of cruise antonyms are thriving in warm temperatures, but greenhouse bombs depend on gas to continue operating during winter, and many have decided to stop the flowers and vegetables in the next few months, something that could seriously affect dodge exports. normally, if we have like every, like 10 percent or cost, no problem, but there's now like $10.00 times more than 2 years ago. it's crazy. in this way, if nobody can survive, no company, no people with a household, no nobody with new techniques that use less fossil fuels while to divers st. hope to be able to continue his business. although he's worried that the prices of flowers will climb so high that the month will dry up. that pay twice as much for gas as other europeans used to have the energy tax and their dependence on gas to generate electricity. and while other members have kept their energy prices to dodge government is being accused of doing too little to lay. bo testers carrying

flags upside down boot, the royal family oper. king william alexander delivered his annual budget address, promising a price cap on energy, and $18000000000.00 to compensate poor families. a recent survey suggest at 7 and 10 dodge citizens have lost trust in the government. if you get problems of whether you can pay your food and energy because that's where they're talking about, even if they work full time, if they can still basic necessities then. yeah, that's the best way for voting. trusting your own government for the opposition party say that the government's a package has not been thought through and fear it won't be a novel to keep the country warm this winter. and that plan to support entrepreneurs to keep the businesses running to vague and have come to late stop fast and al jazeera works on holland. the madeline fil a head on al jazeera,

he's one of the greatest athletes ever to play in sports. the world's best tennis plays gather in london to say say well to roger federer, that's coming up with joe in sport. ah

ah ah ah ah ah, a time after sport, he's john emily. thank you. dozens of people have been injured in india following a stampede. to buy tickets for cricket match around 30000 people waiting a long keys in hyderabad to secure their place to sundays, much against australia. france storm countess forcing please tease bats. holmes in

order to control the crown. oh, several people would take into hospital with serious injuries, although local police initially played down the incident very minute for that reason by booking duties because we had to dispose the north of bernard was there a little bit of wishing happened? i know they're being treated everybody's fine. in the is hosting the elsie's for $320.00 matches in preparation for the well cup in australia next month. disgraced phoenix, sons own a robot. saba has announced he selling the n b a franchise, and w, w n. b, a team, phoenix mercury. following his suspension, workplace misconduct, just over a week ago, the n b a hand is solve for one year, ban of $10000000.00 fine. after an independent investigation found a to used racist and sexist language during his time in charge, in a statement here paid to blame council culture for his decision and be april cost

of brandon scoop. the robinson says the leak could have gone further with their punishment, but he's please. progress is being made problem in the world, massaging the racism. so i think he just got caught mattie now gotten caught, we wouldn't be sitting talking right now. i think that ultimately when you look at the national basketball association and even there nfl counterparts, there are multi $1000000000.00 old teams and there is a thought process that is there. so when you ask if there's progress, i think they, they fix the leak in a very a leaky faucet. but i. ready think that there are a roles because it's mindset and it wasn't it. so i believe lebron james and both he and chris paul, chris paul was a member of the phoenix sense. tweeted, what they tweeted that many people followed suit. you heard it privately once

lebron james tweeted about it once. chris paul tweed about it was only a matter of time before that. peer pressure was going to begin its course, but you take a cursory look with people in front office is another team owners. and you know, those that i've spoken with. they, they all felt that, you know, was bad. what server was was proven to have said. but there are many people who do privately have those beliefs until those beliefs are no longer belief. i still believe that are, those things could still replicate themselves, not even just an m b a in the workplace and in schools and other places. so, i mean, it's a start, but i don't think it's it's far from over. ultimately. i think in this case, he had to sell his team because there are a lot of people who felt offended and they weren't going to tolerate those levels

of racial epithets of disrespect with his last professional tennis, much drawing closer. roger federer appears to be enjoying the send off. he's getting from his fellow players at the labor cup. they've been taking selfie, fat tower bridge together. the 20 time grand time champion will play for the europeans against the rest of the world team in the tournament, which begins on friday. europe same consist of the big for a federal joke which brought phone that alan and the murray as well as the final says a pass. number 2, caspar rude federal will came up with an down in the double for his last professional appearance. at 41 years old, he made the decision to quit because of a series of injury. feels almost a little bit surreal. to be honest to all of a sudden be here because right now i feel i'm giving up for my tournament. i'm doing the press like i know i do. and then everybody's in a good mood i'm practicing but it's like the cliff. you know,

it's like nothing left after and it's ok, that's how i want it to be. i chose it and i'm really happy with the decision to feel totally different. and all the same. been very busy, also going down memory lane a little bit and looking back and it's been, it's been fun looking forward to hope that amazing weekend he has left a huge legacy that will live for a very long time. and i personally am proud to be part of this team and both in the and i didn't know that this is going to be his last last matches farewell this weekend. so that makes this occasion even even greater because, you know, he's one of the greatest asked me ever to play sports. any sports and popularity on and off the court just speaks for itself. so i'm sure we're going to have a blessed this weekend. total glass must be aware of every scene and i seem sort of fitting is going out here. so not that i don't want to win this one

minute. maybe he could win and then we, when the rest of that would be ok, a season is getting from back to us for the women's former. well not one day. i me a soccer. she's pulled after that. me t a event in tokyo because of abdominal pain. in her 1st romance, she only played one game before her opponent retired with an injury. it's the latest set back for the full time grand slam champion who sat out the whole cross court season with an achilles problem, and also pulled out of atonement in toronto with back pain. the presidents cup gets under way later on thursday, north carolina, which sees teen usa, this is international place outside of europe. the americans have only lost one of the 12 additions. but much of the talk with week has been about the golf is not competing because they've joined the live series. there's a couple of guys that i definitely mess haven't around but you know, it's a cycle, you know, it's just like, i think it's like anything in life is a cycle. you know,

golf has a long life span. the guys stay for a long time, but there's just a cycle of guys, new guys coming in or guys coming out and it's repeating cycle, but it's never anything i've really given thought of because, you know, i've, i've got a 1000000 other things i got to worry about and my wedding, so yeah, the absence of lives play is has been a lot more costly for the international team, especially using well number 3 cam smith, a to the 12 plays and making their debut in the event. the specials won the president called only once, back in 1998. you know, having the ability this week to make history like you said would be really, really special. i, i certainly think we have, we have a chance to do that and it's going to be a fun challenge trying to shock the world and major league baseball japanese show, hey tani, extended his hitting street to 7 games. but that was a rare highlight for the angel again, the texas rangers autonomy then schools,

when taylor ward grabbed a home run, the angels lead to nothing before losing 7 tunes. and how about this? the quick reflexes were all what a way by broad leave show, anyone know to that question. the texas rangers relief pitcher also minister movie tawny us base you to all right, that is your for now. it is back to emily. great stuff. thank you very much. jer i met fit from me for this new. i'm emily angland, but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of the day. just a moment they say with a ah transport measures employed to tackle pollution in one of china showcase city space . they've all been happening with fully electric. oh,

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