freedom in asia, but as china tightens its grip on the city journalists fear, they can no longer speak truth to power journalists and media organizations like oral us, half soil, respect, and comply with the law in 2019 increasing fears that china was eroding hong kong autonomy and judicial independence, spots, months of massive, sometimes violent protests. the national security law, which criminalizes terrorism, secession, subversion, and collusion with foreign forces was introduced in 2020. it might be a conclusion talking to you now. accepting your interview. it has been covered under some depression, that dangerous occupation for people who are still interested in quoting before. ah,

a series of draw and strikes head keys the 2nd week, the ukrainian capital is bombed. one person has been count ah, play you're watching al jazeera alive from bill. how with me for the back table also ahead. the u. k. is new, chancellor is expected to announce tax and spending measures as prime minister mistresses political future pangs in the balance. 5 years on since the defeat of iceland, syria, we look at the globe spread into africa and how the future of hong kong is being shaped by bay gene. as it overhauls the curriculum main schools. we begin in ukraine where one person has been killed and 18 injured in joan strikes

on the capital. official say keith less struck several times than early morning attacked by russian forces using even ian jones it's mer, says the joins hit the central shaft shanaski district. the area was shout by russia last. everything we'll have is right now humfell. it just 0. it's clear out that it's here in historical children, leave a civilians. and what the russians they destroyed all count brigade destroyed. our hometown, the, they kill civilians right now. emp, the, we see the error. these bear up is spirit, douglas, drew desert drew praise of these war rogers. good. the russians need you. brainy, resolved your granules in the up. why the, you see below, people live to mommy jam june in key for his tell his mom had what's been happening

in iran, the ukrainian capital this monday morning. so fully we are now in that area in central keith that was struck earlier today by those iranian made kamikaze drones. now, i'm just going to step out of the ways we can show you what's going on behind us. you have a lot of rescue cruise, fire brigades as well, that building that you see there was heavily damage in those drones. actually are they that is a residential building. that is a building in which 80 people were pulled out from under the rubble. they are still searching for one more person who local officials say is still trapped under the rubble. so there's still digging going on. and i'm telling which go uh, the mayor of the city of fi whom you heard from just a moment ago. and he has confirmed that at least one person has died, one of the residents in that building, obviously very sad for the residents in this area who say that really it's kind of shows that no place in keith is safe at this particular moment to that end we've

heard from military officials that it was dozens of kamikaze drones that were heading to many parts of the country earlier today. that there were at least 30 that were headed directly to kiva. and that most of them got shot down by air defense systems that only 5 kamikaze drones hit targets in keep in this particular area. now this residential area is also an area that has critical infrastructure it as educational institutions. it's close to government buildings as close to a railway station as well. this is the exact same area that was hit in those russian missile strikes just one week ago today. last monday to day, the air raid sirens started ringing out around 620 a. m. locally here in key, shortly thereafter, you started hearing large booms. we would look up into the sky. we would actually see those drones flying overhead as we were going to take cover. and then we would

hear the rat a tat tat of those air defense systems attempting to shoot down those drones. so a very eventful morning and one that's really putting a residence back on edge again, i should mention as well that other parts of the country were struck by drones to day as well. you had strikes in assuming in the north of the country on the border with russia. you also had strikes in me calliah a we're waiting to hear about casualty figures that were expecting that number may rise throughout the day for the thank you for that update. monet jammed june lighting keys. meanwhile, intense fighting is taking place throughout the east and dumbass region as ukrainian government sure spurs to take back areas annexed by russia. foreign fighters have also joined the war hold abdel, how me take a look at the involvement of chechen battalions fighting on both sides of the conflict. in the rolling hills of the cave region, i made shift shooting range breaks with island new recruits for the day of

battalion, one of the chechen volunteer groups fighting alongside ukraine block arrived in the country just 2 weeks ago. he won't tell us somewhere for security reasons, not fed, although it's important for me because we have a common enemy or people suffer greatly because of the russian. just say the cranium are now. so the battalion is named after jo. how do they f, a church and leader who fought for independence from russia? their mission falls under the orders of the ukrainian army and then not formally under its national command. when the russians retreated from the harkey region in the north east of the country, they left behind a considerable amount of military hardware and weapons that have machine gun is one of them. and now the training on it unit of the battalion were among the 1st to introduce the gigi system is human. when the russians were forced to retreat,

there's a took part in the fight north of keith. battle that put them against fellow chechens loyal to ram them could be off the chechen leader who publicly support moscow. his fighters also took part in this egypt. my useful when the russians captured the port city a case of a 1st. you created a close method. i wonder about poland, poland. what are they trying to achieve after ukraine? if the order is given, we will show you in 6 seconds. what we're capable of can deal has recently criticized russia military strategy in ukraine. that has also pledged tens of thousands of men as part of must cause low balance ation efforts. that the russia, both small nation. because now the using guys is it can meet the we always want to turn in love by russian here. tell them that we are ready guys to get to. if you decide to hands up, you don't have to fight. we're not asking them to come in green and fight for what

we have them not quite again. you know, many of the commanders here veterans of the 2 chechen wars that reduce the capital gross need to what do you and called the most destroyed city on earth. probably the need for some there is no freedom, no jobs. young people have no other choice but to join the police or armed forces. nothing is produced before used to have refineries, but they stop everything. doyle go to russia, and their divisions among chechen fighting in ukraine are somehow a war within a war. for these men, the ultimate goal is the creation of the chechen republic of carrier, independent from moscow sphere influence. how does that mean algebra indicate region? hey, now the world news, the british found has strengthened slightly as the new u. k. chancellor, get fed to unveiled tax and spending measures 2 weeks earlier than planned. jeremy hunter only land the role on friday has promised to fix public finances after his

predecessors, economic brands sparked panic on the market. while we have to correspondence on this story to, sorry, in a moment, we'll have the latest on the political fallout with andrew simmons, but 1st speak to john hall with outside the bank of england in london. so the markets are open. jonah, how are they sharing? so far, had the government done enough to prevent for the tablets what will the market certainly opening positively on monday morning off the back of government efforts during the weekend to try to stabilize the public finances. the pounds might be up against the dollar. the value of government debt slightly up as well, meaning the cost of government borrowing comes down. so a measure of confidence among investors returning certainly to the public finances if not the wider economy as a whole. how did we get here? well, recall on friday, the sucking of quasi qua tang the then chancellor, whose planet had been along with this truss to introduce tens of billions of

dollars worth of tax cuts that the government could only afford with public borrowing that tanked the markets. of course, jeremy hunt, his successor, sets about immediately dismantling large spots of that plan. almost all of it has been junk now and indicating over the weekend that he will replace it with tax rises and public spending cuts to try and stabilize things. and indeed, we understand that in about an hour's time, the treasury will reduce a statement by the chancellor in which he will set out at the beginnings of how he intends to stabilize the public. finances preliminary to the plan to come out in 2 weeks time. so details coming sooner than the markets will have anticipated previously that would have given them some sucker and the other bit of good news, of course that fall in the cost of government borrowing, particularly in the wake of the bank of england, ending its emergency intervention on friday that essentially really helps the government to decrease the size of the deficit, the size of the whole that he's got to try and fill now. and the governor of the

bank having the andrew bailey who has said that they will be further interest rate rises next month is set. now to see i to i with chancellor jeremy hunt in terms of a much more orthodox sort of fiscal and monetary set of policies. whereas previously the government at the back of that were essentially seems to be working against each other. yeah, a highly anticipated statement from a chance by john hall outside the bank of england. thank you very much for that. let's cross over to westminster now. and andrew simmons is there for is the political fallout continues. of course. can the prime minister fav her job? well, every one is sir, placing different sorts of bats on that one. will it be a long time? will it be a short time? the majority think she's definitely going to be going. the question is, when an hour what's happening here in westminster is a flurry of rumors of unprecedented proportions. it has to be said,

this place when it comes to backstabbing and plotting some people in there, make it an art form. and what's happening now is it is an array of attempts to ease this prime minister out or, or pull her out screaming. that's basically how it law lives at the moment. but essentially what trust is trying to do her tactics are to try and buy time. and that is why we have a chancellor who is from the center of the party and not the right. and he is basically turned all of her policies over reverse. i mean, completely the reverse, the, the polar opposite can in actual fact she really has a plan now that resembles her opponents in the leadership race, which is where she sooner can his name's being attached all sorts of plans to try to get a caretaker prime minister in place, he's not making any call on that right now. there are other names around as well.

ben wallace, the defense minister, who is a safe pair of hands as well. but he is associated with las trusses administration . so that may not be a possibility, but it could be and then also there's a other figures in the background. but right now with hunt, you have a man with a role that's technocratic really at safe pair of hands. he's done an immense amount of work in a very short space of time, which is why we've seen a moderate that reaction from the markets that's in favor of what's going on. but he has to now follow that up with a statement answer. within a few hours at which will actually hopefully he, thanks ah, straightened things out and as far as trust is concerned, she has to hold on. she has to actually convince the conservative party that she really can do business. and still somehow, i recall the conservative party, his reputation for being the steward of good governance and finance at which is all

completely up in the air right now. like it's never been before possibly the history of the party. now what's more, she is now trying to bring in the center ground of the party, the one nation conserves that. she's got a big meeting later on on monday or with the caucus of the one nation alliance. and that is the center ground, that his just the polar opposite of what she was representing before, but she needs to bring them on board. can she open book on that one? i highly unlikely some say, but if she manages it, she will buy time. high political drama there, andrew simmons will keep a close eye on everything as having an landon with the of my strategy. anderson's live in lessons and still had on al jazeera ambushed in kenya. i will tell you about the people fleeing to safety only to run into more channels. and the head of the roman catholic church is calling from major reforms at the united nation. will

tell you why a now we never tie food named typhoon nessa in the south china sea just briefly caught the north of town this heading towards vietnam var hi none. but before it gets there, it's nice and dry of a good part of in china, the heavy rain is gone south. so in poo kat, cuz some movie, for example, it's been wet and that's the forecast to and then that rain dies down. you see it in the middle of the philippines, south of that. yes, there are plenty of showers around which is to be expected time the year i was it stop rating temporarily in victoria new south wales. this development of a saddle. sure is not one to be welcomed because look what it does. it winds up produces orange top class, which means heavy rain in thunderstorms. the lights in south australia at the

moment. it's going eastwards. now it looks like it will give victoria remiss in the immediate future, but this is heavy rain in new south wales. that'll feed the river systems again so they will be more flooding. now in new zealand, it's looking actually typically spring like temperatures are just a bit above or a bit below. the average is roughly speaking, 15 for christ church. and wellington told us for a bit of snow on the top of the mountains in south islands. and that's reflected by that drop in temperature, but was how we get to assist. i tend to recover it once again. ah, a society's progress is dependent on the quality of its experts. we need more, i find professionals. i top priority is to my, to waive the new generation to study, find new teaching methods, or infusing tie students to become the agents of change, taking them out of the classroom to solve problems in their local communities.

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plans, sponsor panic on the markets. it's been 5 years since the armed group, i saw, was defeated in rocker in nor them syria. the city served as its base, but people, they're still living in ruins. they have limited electricity, water, and access to education and medical services. now since losing territory, any rock and syria i saw has shifted its focus to africa fighters. i like to, i saw a beast in miley mozambique and boykin, a fossil, as well as several other african countries. i sell attacks have increased on the continent in recent years. tens of thousands have been killed in millions, disgrace, creating a humanitarian crisis. the u. s. government has pledged more than a $100000000.00 to african nations to counter the threat of i saw more tiro more mini walked tar, is the executive director and the west african center for counter extremism. he explains why i saw has expanded further in africa is where times that we can see

i assist transplant here in very significant ways. and we saw the violence grow to intensity at around $21450.00. this was the peak of the violence in africa and what they did last year than this period for terrorism. not only globally, but also on the continent. and i think may have been collapsed to the color. it may have been collapsed, but we see the tracks on the different ways and very, very track ways in africa. much more space, especially within west africa. we're seeing the tracking within the trend move how to start it. largely one because of the very front job, the job of this space is b one to 6. and this countries capacity to call a, like i said,

and i and we're seeing it happening very, very depressed that way. and if we look at the p. s a, the last 4 years in the last 2 years as in particular, we're seeing that threat expanding to do it many ways that have been held by issues of it issues. so you got it, and you got youth unemployment to say you hear which phenomenon here, kenya has launched a security operation following the killing of at least 11 people in the north. they were ambushed by armed fees. catherine sawyer reports, some to connor in northern kenya. lower than b, mary a. chi was a community leader in north in kenya, but she was killed alongside 10 other people, including police offices, 2 weeks ago they were pursuing armed bonded who had stolen livestock from to can a county by walk unnumbered and outgunned. she tried to get help,

but bled to death from hunt. gunshot wounds showed up in their day here, but she lost strength because of love of water. because though they really leave the water in that area. so i to talk among hard in communities that border conflict areas are not new in this part of the country. this is a village that was set up. we then people here say the left because of security problems, villages that we've been talking to say they have no food, and they still don't feel safe. lyla, did the family say they lost everything? when bonded to talk to their home, murmured of an early, no one is protecting us. sometimes when there is a big attack, we see police. but by that time, our animals have already been taken. we are on our own wards, the gutter will mila both go up and done in another village. this man tells us how cattle thieves stole hundreds of goats, sheep,

and camels. they tried to give chase, but they only heard crude weapons. cattle rustling is a lucrative trade that overlaps into ethnic conflicts, competition for water and pasture, easily accessible, arms, and, and exploited. natural resources have made things worse. we are fighting upwardly to call well, we are fighting a war that some bigger men or discontinue the really want to control orders versus take them on as well. is see this one is political in instigated and by some really good people that those already ruined. but they really want to pursue more resources. back at the village, young men take turns to patrol their neighborhood. they say they want to keep everyone safe and ensure the few animals left behind during the last trade or in stolen as while catherine saw all jazeera shakana, nothin, kenya,

12 people have been shot dead in a bar in mexico. 3 were injured in the attack in the central city of iraq. pato on saturday. police are searching for the gunman. it's the 2nd mass shooting in the area in less than a month. oh, frances has criticized international leaders for failing to address war and inequality in his new book that of the roman catholic church calls for major reforms at the united nations. or frances says it must find new ways to resolve conflicts. as the war in ukraine continues, he also said the current of iris pandemic has exposed global inequality with wealthy nations getting priority for vaccines. and the pope says, leaders must we discover their purpose of serving humanity. jared o'connell is the vatican correspondent for the american magazine. he says the pope is concerned the war ukraine could escalate into a wider global conflict. but frances has spoken very clearly that we're

effectively on the brink of a 3rd world war. he speaks about, we've got a world war in pieces currently being conducted and we're at the risk of a 3rd world war if the war in ukraine continues. and so he's, he's appealing very strongly to, to international organizations like the united nations, but also to leaders of governments in different countries to resolve this quickly, by diplomatic means. otherwise, it risks spinning out of control and dragging the rest of the world with it. and he's seen that in, in ukraine, a country where you had 44000000 people, 11000000 are either refugees or internally displaced people. and he sees the cruelty that is beyond description with the bombing of schools with the bombing of kindergartens,

with the bombing of hospitals. and he's saying this has to stop and but he doesn't see anybody stopping it. he doesn't seen anybody working to stop it. he sees 40 countries or more helping to give arms to ukraine to defend itself. and he says, yes, ukraine has a right to defend itself. but the, if the war continues, where is he going to end? and in this book, he speaks about the danger of nuclear war. he says, where will this take humanity? in pakistan, the former prime minister party has regained 6 seats in a parliamentary bi election. it's part of a campaign by iran con, to force the government to call snap elections. he was all said earlier this year in a no confidence vote come on. hider has more from his lama bonds. the unofficial results of the crucial bi election are already out. m ron cons party had won by a landslide majority earlier the government and vala,

led by the prime minister j bosh jet 8th, had accepted the resignations of just a handful of the bucket on derek and saw members. although they had all resigned from parliament. the government was hoping that by holding by elections on these particular seeds that it will get a majority and that strong upward vision and balance because it did not certain about the political alliance that has come about and dug out, scared him. ron khan to award of nov, confident emron, con of god, said all along when accusing the ruling government of being cooperate of the united states and foreign powers. and the statement by the u. s. president joseph biden, about buckets on being the more dangerous guns in the world has angered a lot of people there and reinforced em. ron's now today, also important to know that the, what i had, i call me movement richard bar, did our dad always head way?

oh wow, that's how lot all it fits in by election audio visual adults will now be out, but they did indeed, a major setback for a government, which it already preparing, as you can see behind me, to blockade islam abad. after am ron con announced that he was going to march on the capital. the u. s. president is being accused of inciting chaos, terror and destruction in iran. the comments made by president abraham by you see, came out to joe biden, praise protests his carriage since the death of martha armine, 22 yell died in custody after being detained by the so called morality police for not wearing a headscarf, properly. protest have led into wider anger against the government across the river . the u. n's refugee agency has called for an investigation after nearly a 100 naked men were discovered. at the border between greece and turkey, the migrants crossed the everest river into great territory in rapid ding,

ease from turkey. both countries blame each other for the men's condition to on kong. now, where beijing's growing influence on the city schools has resulted in an overhaul of curriculum, schools must now place a greater focus on national security and patriotism. our teachers are resigning in record numbers as jessica washington reports ah, in hong kong, a show of patriotism from some of its youngest citizens. this video was released by the cities education bureau earlier this month. when the youth on strong the children chant, the country is strong. such display of national pride from hong kong school children is becoming more common as its education system receives a make over. the updated secondary school curriculum now places more focus on china's security. and national identity is former teacher who else down to 0 to

conceal her identity. says she quit her job 2 months ago when the subject she taught was removed from the curriculum. i found the new subject quite different from liberal studies, which placed emphasis on discussion and allowing students to freely express their ideas and develop an argument in the new subject. these elements disappear and the conclusions have already been made. she's part of the exodus of experienced educators. data from the education bureau indicates more than 4000 teachers left their roles in the past school year. some prob, aging, and peas have criticized hong kong education system in the past. saying subjects like liberal studies may have encouraged young people to participate in the 2019 mass protests, but go to info, the government will help strengthen teachers. proper concepts concerning the constitution, the basic law, the one country to systems, principal,

national security, and the spirit of the rule of law in a holistic lemme. these textbooks are part of the new materials for hong kong, secondary school educators, teaching the new citizenship and social development course. this book explains china's emphasis on the responsibility of all citizens, including the people of hong kong. to safeguard the country, sovereignty territorial integrity. the other elements of national security. as many teachers seek to leave one university student who wanted to remain anonymous, said those looking to enter the profession face new requirements. well, some new policy for us. well then we have to go for examinations to test our law to our country. we have to pass the test to become a profession. being a teacher has long been her goals. she says, but now she wonders what hong kong schools will be like when the dream becomes a reality. just.