they are literally being turned back. how is this not a contravention of international law? this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issue that matter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faith by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table they have to matter. we have to start to talk about the issue. we will challenge the conventional wisdom upfront. when i was there, i'm from canada and my country are playing in the world for the 1st time since 980 . this is my 1st time you hovering a world cut. so to have the country that i was born in playing in the countries that i live in, that truly amazing. it's so exciting to watch. world cough comes to cats are seeing it all come to life has been an incredible experience having the biggest football tournament in the world, in your own backyard, but such a special time to be living here. ah

. the race to become the u. k. his next prime minister boys johnson cut short his holiday and reported he meets re, she's so not but only penny more dance confirmed. she is a candidates ah, are you watching al jazeera ly from dill. how, with ne, fully back, people also ahead. russian appointed officials in the ukrainian city of care san juan old civilians to leave. as keith's forces advanced in the annex reaching somalia faces it's worse strout in decades with one child treated for mound nutrition. and for a minute, and a game of 2 halves, as caterpillar holds to, well come, we'll look at how the role of women in football is leveling up the score for a quantity. ah,

before say that 2 of the likely runners in the race to be, britons next prime minister, have held face to face talks, but neither former prime minister voice johnson nor his one time finance minister is she soon act have officially declared their candidacy with only penny more dancing, she's definitely running. and imbrie, puss back in britain after cutting short his stay in the dominican republic. his 3rd holiday since he resigned in july, former prime minister boris johnson's considering going for the top job again after liz trust, his government collapsed. but to say that prospect is divisive would be an understatement. good morning. i'm currently former chancellor richey sooner he resign during the last days of the johnson progress ship has the most supporters, among conservative m. p. 's. he's not spoken yet. i've done some amazing things in my life. i've had a seat at the table at the world bank in nato, the leader of the comments penny. mortons is also trying again,

after losing out to trust in last month's leadership contest ports. if more than one candidate has the backing of at least 100 mpg on monday, the decision then goes to around 150000 conservative party members. they could well back johnson who quit off that doesn't have his m. p. 's resigned following scoundrels including rule breaking parties in downing street during covered 1900 locked downs. but one well known figure who served under johnson says it's not time for him to return with a parliamentary inquiry still looming at the job of any cabinet. and let alone the prime minister, relentlessly, consistently been concentrated with a laser light focus on the british people from the economy through to be in a chair. schools con aggression. difficult to see how you could do that. if at the same time you're giving evidence, giving testimony would be called back in the groundhog day, the political soap opera of party gate, some conservative em piece of already said they'd leave the party if johnson became

prime minister again. there is a question mark about whether or not mister johnson could create a stable and effective government. and to be honest, the same question has to be asked about mister sooner. there are people who are in the id body, but mister sudak count, they blame him for mister johnson's done for much if the public say that tired of the instability in government and one opinion polls suggests nearly 2 thirds one, whoever emerges this new conservative leader and hence, prime minister to call an early general election, of course events could always force them to do so. nadine baba al jazeera london susie boniface is a political author and daily mirror economist. she explained why she thinks johnson, and soon i have not yet declared the candidacy. bussey's men of figures, sumac lost over the san leadership race. and johnson was deposed, very inglorious learning a few weeks ago. so neither of them wants to announce their running unless they're certain they're going to win. and the problem is that

neither of them really is certain they're going to win. are there is lots of talk about a possible meeting between them. thought we need to remember these 2 men actually detest each other. they do not get on. they don't see are to why johnson blame sooner for his defense duration and sooner blames bars. johnson for basically collapsing the government around him almost. and what's interesting is there's lots of talk about whether it should be borrowers, whether it shouldn't be boris, but most people in this country don't want forest johnson to be prime minister. most people in this country, according to the surveys and the polls won't let be a change of government. they want to general election. they've had enough. and i think there are also a lot of people in the conservative party, both normal members and members of public and in the parliamentary party who have failed to grasp this fact. and they are talking about have picking a someone who can win the next election for them. there is no chance there is no world, there is no root in which the surveys can be wrong enough for kiss darma to do

anything but when the next election. ah, russian appointed officials in the cranium city of k, so and have told old civilians to leave immediately. as keith forces advanced in the region, residents have been warned of an increase danger of massive shelly. thousands have already left him. what ukraine has described as a math deportation. the curse on region is one of 4 ukrainian territories. moscow illegally annexed last month. i'm a jam, june, is in. katy says they are expectations of major advances in case on. there has been a statement that was issued by ukraine's military command regarding some of what is happening in the course on region. they are saying that russian forces have abandoned villages in the southern, scarce, on region that they have left shot even their love. and the officers and medical personnel left the town of berry slob, which is near nova coca,

that is where that hydro electric power plant and that dam is located. that's the one that ukrainian officials have accused russia of mining and preparing to blow up so that it would cause devastation for advancing ukrainian forces. that's about all we have right now. there is a counter offensive going on. and typically when that happens in ukraine, it a standard operating procedure for the military, not to comment, not to give too many tactical or strategic details until they have more news to report as far as how much they have advanced just a couple of hours ago. ukrainian president loaders, lensky put out a statement in which he said that there are over one and a half 1000000 ukranian households in various parts of the country without power this evening. official saying they are working as hard as they can to get the various regions of ukraine back online, get power to those households that do not have it to the courts of the country that do not have it. but it is a very worrying situation, especially at a time when there are increased concerns by citizens of this country. but russia is

attempting to weaponized this winter. this is a time when winter has not yet arrived, and yet, temperatures are dropping precipitously. al jazeera has gained exclusive access to one of ukraine's military posts in the northeastern khaki province, is just a few 100 meters from russia's border and until recently was under the control of moscow's forces. just as to have our reports, the uncertainty is overwhelming. despite the uninterrupted shilling ukrainian troops wait ready for what will unfold, name, they stand by vigilant as ours turned to days near the border of khaki proven instead of cause barricades now cover roads that lead into the main city. the sound of shelling has become so familiar. it is now part of the soldiers, daily routine was not on. the russians are attacking us on

a daily basis that we're holding our own and defending our ground. we won't let anyone here again fall green for months. the russians controlled this territory along the border. they eventually left, overpowered by ukrainian forces. much of the area now bears the signs of war. abandon village is now military zones. surrounded by the aftermath of fear fighting, al jazeera managed to go inside one of ukraine's barricades, where attack felt always the threat. the military posts were built by russian troops before they withdrew. now they used by ukrainian who also make use of the weapons left behind by their enemy arrows case on your printer. we are on the defensive but were also in total control. we had defending our skies and our land. this here is an anti aircraft defense system. we use to hunt them down. we are

given access tony some of these trenches where ukrainians are developing new strategy. but beyond a certain point, where told filming must stop throwing william out. and so we dig ditches to hide from the enemy and for protection from the winters cold. trenches all warmer, especially if we set a fire. digging ditches is exhausting work, but they are very useful. military tools are in super bowl. mister hope all will. most civilians have decided to stay away from the area even after rushes withdrawal . had he asked little north because this post is so close to russia's border, ukrainian troops are in a constant state of alert, in a sense, expecting the unexpected. do they note on their russian counterparts are likely carrying out the same orders just a few 100 meters away from them out of shape? enough to who island johnny pursue have aletha al jazeera along the ukrainian

russian border. in other world news, george m maloney has been sworn in as italy's prime minister leading her country's 1st far right government since the 2nd world war. she's also italy's 1st he may leader taking over at a time of economic crisis. leah harding has more. italy has sworn in its 1st female prime minister. you'll said about a little man fella with some silly lineage, georgia maloney now leads the 1st and the far right government since the end of the 2nd world war. the easiest way for europeans to understand are people around the world to understand what's going on in italy is think of what would happen if marine lapel became president of georgia. maloney is known for her conservative views, centered around religion, the homeland and family he. ella, funny, yeah. natalie. no. alice lobby. yes. to the natural family, nor to the algae be to lobby yes to sexual identity, no to gender ideology,

no to islamist violence. yes, to secure borders, no to mass migration. no to begin to national finance. no to the bureaucrats of brussels. maloney's brothers of italy party has fascist routes linked directly to former leader benito mussolini. the real problem is natural match their passions. walling is the competence that ranked together from because she has no experience of going anything. handler. she's, she's surrounded by people in their party left, a book, particularly relevant skills, relevant skills that are needed to dig italy out of a looming recession. inflation rates are at an all time high. as is the cost of living really diary economics to as she gets maloney very little room for radical change. but essentially, this is of a trifle format only more than of

a tray full for technician, maloney supporters say she can help improve the market. while critics fear her policies will only push europe further to the right. one of the 1st sites have not been good. and if and the place for maloney will be, does she let her ideology from the far right express itself in that hard is right or does she follow the safe and narrow class right now, italy and enters uncertainty. walker's analysts say many of those who voted for maloney are not right wing, but supported her in the hopes she can spark change, lia hardin al jazeera. now an unusual scene played out at the chinese communist party congress in beijing on saturday. in the middle of the closing session, former president hodge in town was escorted out of the home by 2 men who was sitting next to president ching thing in the front row. who's while briefly to she just before he was taken away, chinese state media has reported

a former president was feeling unwell earlier coming by members approved an amendment to the parties charter that could give more power to present. judging, being on sundays, expect it to be confirmed as party leader for an unprecedented 3rd term. still ahead on al jazeera, it's 60 years since the cuban missile crisis, with questions over whether today's leaders can avert a new nuclear center. and thousands of colombians say no to higher taxes, put forward by new prizes in gustavo petro. ah right off the bat. here's an update on hurricane rosalyn making that land fall han sunday just to the west. i think of hollis go stayed around puerto vallarta,

biggest concerns here will be landslides and mud slides. just the other day that state capital, florida state capital tallahassee, saw temperatures below 0 for the 1st. the earliest time that ever i should say in the season temperature is a bounce back though in the upper twenties here. and then we've got some what weather on the coast of north carolina through the mid atlantic. so getting quite close to coastal areas, her temperature supports up through the mid west, the upper midwest, minneapolis at 27 degrees. and then i gotta tell you about this. some snow for canada, saskatchewan province at regina, i think $10.00 to $15.00 centimeters. seems likely sharice through western it or the pacific northwest have helped to freshen up the air. there is certainly an improvement in air quality. big change in utah, salt lake city, 5 degrees. so denver, that's an indication of what is to come for. you are to south america, we go, there's been some flooding near bogota destroying thousands of homes. you know, we did have some white weather,

giving us warnings in rio de janeiro. but the bulk of that is pushed out toward the south atlantic and still looking good in santiago, $27.00 degrees on sunday. ah, what fight is winning keyless or control? what does a new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming, prices are gonna keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did we get so much raw? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter when you call home, we'll put you can use in current affairs that matter to years. lou

ah, welcome back you watching al jazeera life from dell ha, remind her of our top stories before say 2 of the like he run as in the race to be britain. next prime minister have how talks, but neither from a promise to voice. johnson nor font former finance minister wishes to not have officially declared their candidacy. only petty more don says she's definitely funny. in ukraine, russian appointed officials in the city of care. so i have told old civilians to need immediately as ukrainian forces back to the region. a warning of an increase shelling, st. thousands have already next. and ga, maloney has been sworn in as is least new prime minister. she now leads to countries, 1st of all, right, governments into 2nd world war maloney takes over at a time of economic crisis. not to somalia way entire communities are struggling to find food because of a severe drought. the u. n says

a child is being admitted for medical treatment for man nutrition. every minute katie lopez wholly on, has more surviving in somali as bait was city has turned into a dire challenge. hundreds of thousands of people have poured into the city after severe drowns, made their remote villages unlivable. oh, the insurance is overwhelming. the city, the displays family say it's better than what they left behind with nowhere else to go, the united nation says displace communities have set up hundreds of scattered camps themselves. mohammed adam is struggling to make ends meet. he's been searching for work all day helping people move their belongings. he cares after his mother and younger brothers, but on a good day, he says he earns less than $2.00,

figured out soon. it op d. i'm out here from early morning till night. this is the only work i've got, i wish i had better options together. the somali currency, the shilling is also struggling with one fatima. i'd look at our currency, it's worth nothing. this entire bundle of cash is just worth about $40.00. international aid doesn't always reach those who need it most. what we need now is actually in showing that the funding is going directly towards local communities and making sure that i am jose organizations like an asi, and also goes at the forefront. are able to directly support those who are affected by it. the desperation is palpable. faced with the worst route and 40 years sees of poverty and hunger are becoming more common. amina is among thousands who beg for food, hoping for sympathy. oh bodies, i have not eaten anything for 2 days. i've been begging for food,

but often these no response. it's yet another crisis for the government, which is already facing political instability, armed groups and a weak economy. roughly 70 percent of adult somalis don't have jobs. and for now, there is little hope things will improve soon. katia lopez, leanne al jazeera syrian state media is reporting that an unidentified drone has attacked a u. s. military based near the eastern city of dallas, derose or, or the joan is believed to her, fired several misses at the facility. this comes a day after serious defense ministry said it had intercepted and is really miss i over damascus. his early forces have shot and wounded a palestinian teenager who they suspect of stabbing an israeli man. the 16 year old was shot in the share gerard neighbourhood of occupied east jerusalem on saturday. please say latino fled the scene after attacking in israel man in his twenties,

leaving him critically injured. now is 60 years since the historic addressed to the nation by us president john f. kennedy. on the cuban missile crisis, kennedy announced an american spy plane, had discovered soviet nuclear missiles on the caribbean island, less than 200 kilometers from the u. s. mainland. it shall be the policy of this nation. to regard any nuclear missile launch from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere. as an attack by the soviet union on the united states, requiring a 4 retaliatory response upon the soviet union. for 13 days, there was a 10 standoff between the u. s. and the soviet union bringing the world closer to nuclear conflict than ever before. after the fails, 1961 us attempt to overthrow cubes left us government, washington bland, for a 2nd operation. it also moved nuclear miss hines to italy and turkey. in response,

soviet leader nikita cushion placed his own nuclear missile on the island of cuba under 200 kilometers from florida. that led to outrage in washington and a blockade of cuba to stop soviet miss hans reaching the nation. ascension speaks kush. f backed down and agreed to take back the missiles. he deployed president kennedy in turn promised not to invade cuba. after cubans, direct conflict with america seemed almost inevitable at the time we spoke to a cuban photojournalists were captured, the missile crisis back in 1962, a vehicle for the little river. my name is ernesto fernandez. i'm a photo journalist for the missile crisis and he was very interesting for me because we have to talk about the time in which one is lived. we are talking about the year 1962. i was 22 years old. when the crisis passed, every one was convinced that the americans were going to attack us. if you asked me how people felt like, i don't know if they thought about death,

but they thought they were going to face the strongest army in the world. in the october crisis, everyone had found i was preparing for war. that for us was like a party meant a lot of my dad always went to the revolution newspaper where i work. and i remember who we were sitting in the front of the elevator and fidel arrived and said, hey tomorrow, the can't be a plane left. any plane puts wheels in the airport, we'll knock down and i told him, commander, send us to the san antonio. and he said, yes, go, go here, but i got it pulled up, but it wasn't a war environment where you said you're going to kill us. we have to fight. instead we were all saying when the planes coming, when can we photographs and all the stories are a base. i don't know for us. it was, i'm not going to say fun because there were death. but it gave us a lot of crime because he got involved, he wanted to leave a testimony of what was happening in cuba motor won't be at the 100 or you'll learn about child. i cannot compare myself to any soldier because i went in, it's a very particular interest in taking pictures that i loved since i was

a child. i always thought that i could make a story with all my photos of all these moments. of info tests in columbia against economic reforms proposed by president savell pet shop. he wants to increase taxes on people owning more than $2300.00 a month to fund social programs. alessandra ptv force on the capital bo gotta dressing, wiping was playing patriotic symbols. a 1000 colombians marched through the capital with her, with a long list of grievances against the 2 month old governments of gustavo peter, it's all my. we are very worried by what's happening in the country, the crime and economic insecurity. the uncertainty with the tax, political, and electoral reforms. that's why entrepreneurs are fleeing the country. that's why the dollar is now almost $5000.00 pesos. most of them are middle and upper middle income colombians that could directly be effected by the government's ambitious tax reform that aims to raise almost $6000000000.00 to fan social programs. oh,

others are workers of the oil in mining sector. the fear pictures promised to accelerate the transition towards clean energy and go yeah, not bad at all. petros government has a totally irresponsible alter environmentalist position a protest to prematurely. and one of the sectors contributes the most to the control, the economy that generates hundreds of thousands of jobs like these people came into office following a wave of discontent in the means for change in a country deeply defined by social and economic inequality. is ambitious agenda goes from seeking total peace to deals with rebel groups and crime gangs to a series of reforms to change the traditional market friendly policies in the country from health to pensions, to land reform. this sarah owning, when my recent told shows peter's approval fell from 56 to 46 per cent. you're mostly due to concerns about the difficult economic situation. the honeymoon period

has ended, but does not means that we are going to see a separation or even a souring of the relationship between the citizenry and the korean government. i still think that they corrine government has a large political capital. do that will allow him to operate, at least for a year. more organizers are calling for another demonstration a week from now to keep pressure on the government, but to have any chance to stop the reform from going forward. and congress there will need to mobilize a much larger number of protesters. i listened that i'm get it. i'll just see it up alotta. it's the 1st day of the hindu festival of dirani, and that means a gold rush in india. the day is known as dan care us, and traditionally people buy gold, jewelry and coined nowadays even digital gold. and after a 2 year pause because of the pandemic trade is busier than ever do which live

customers book the with its 10 days in advance. for the past 10 days, it felt like every day of them. beth osgood in anna. it is considered auspicious to buy precious metals like gold or silver on this day. it has been said for generations. if you buy them on don terrace and worship them and keep them in your treasury, the prosperity keeps growing. as we count down to the men's world cap here and cut either draw for next year's women's world cup has taken based in new zealand. the country will co host a tournament with australia. it kicks off in july with raining champions, the usa, facing the netherlands in a repeat of the 2019 final, a wreck, a global audience of more than a 1000000000 people is expected to tune in and watch. and the surge in popularity for the women's game is also being reflected in the host nation of the men's world cup. as far as smile reports are not the world's best players are coming to katara

this year. aspiring boys and girls, so like 8 year old dream i'll funny is just one of the young players defying stereotypes about the region. i started paying for both from watching matches and i started to be better and better. so i continued to play. when you told your parents you want to play football, which they said they're encouraging to play more and more and get better livable. the coaches hearsay women's footballing cutter is still at work in progress, but believe the country is heading in the right direction. yeah, i didn't really know what to expect, and i've never really been out here before and but when i arrived and i saw the girls play and there was already a lot book since me coming in and, and the programs that we've been running with like triple the amount of numbers since to start so that can only keep growing and grow and, and it's a positive impact that we can make on, on the future growth. hope all is governing by u. c. vs at 160000000 women across the globe playing the game by 2026. now that's

a double the number that were involved in football less than a decade ago. danish international nadia nadeem is an ambassador for the cats are 2020 of world cup born in afghanistan, her family fled to denmark after her father was executed by the taliban. 2 decades ago. football was all well my savior. i would say it has fault me. everything that i know and it kinda integrated me the society way quick. it helped me to learn the language called danish friends. understand the, you know, the differences. similarities of these 2 cultures called there are very different. i want to be quicker at this training session in doha football has brought together girls from at least 30 different countries. i was born in manchester and football. it's a big part of the local culture was it allowed me to be like sort of free on the pitch. it also discipline teaches me discipline tay, keep going and get back up again. generation of footballers out to prove that

inclusivity is of reality. not a distant target. far as small al jazeera doha maqueta 2022 will break new ground as the 1st mens woke up with female referees taking charge of matches out of $36.00 match. rephrase 3 all women and most experiences stephanie papa from france, who's been fee for listed for 13 years. joining her is rando sally. mom will come sango, who has been refereeing at the top level since 2012. the 3rd is japan's, your. she me, yamashita, who was he for listed in 2015. she has described her selection for this tournament as a dream and says she is ready to handle the big occasion and open a shell. i'm watching. oh, of course i think the pressure is huge and i have a lot of responsibility properties. but i'm really happy to take on this duty and pressure. so i'll try to take it positively. one of the big goals as a referees to bring out the.