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the g 20 summit pix off and bali rushes invasion of ukraine on its impact on the global economy is expected to dominate the tools. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dough are also coming up. a ukrainian president celebrates the rosner, treat from her song as he visits the southern city. a grave mistake. israel responds enclave to the u. s. decision to investigate the coming about as they were char machine above us. ah, count all it takes us all to the record books for the largest football boot just days before the world come picks up.

ah! sleep is that the gee 20 nations have begun talks on the global food and energy crisis. the summit on the indonesian island of bali is the 1st since russia invaded ukraine in february and it opened with a call from indonesia, president for concrete actions. no option. i didn't die of well, i bought asian is deadly and needed to save the world. we all have this one, c, b, not only for our people, but also one of the people of the would be responsible here also means that we must and the war is the war. that's not, it will be a difficult point. the world will move forward. well, as you saw there,

the g 20 summit is now officially getting underway in body let speak now to out. there is diplomatic editor james base. so is there james? so as the summit kicks off, global food and energy security would be the focus at the 1st session. what more do we know? yeah, well, we don't know what's actually happening because we saw the opening pictures of that session. but as ever, with these things, once they get down to the nitty gritty, they close the cameras and we can't see what is being said. we understand that among those attending virtually is presence lensky from keith. so be interesting to see if in the coming hours details of what he says to the g 20 emerge. clearly the war and ukraine is a key element of the global food crisis to global energy crisis. we've got to food . one of the things i think is going on behind the scenes is a lot of diplomacy on the black sea green initiative. you remember that was the plan to get grain by ship out of ukraine to turkey and also get grain and fertilizer from russia to global markets. that was

a breakthrough. what it took place in the summer, in july bots, in just 3 days time. it's not renewed that scheme ends. so a lot of effort that somebody effort to try and keep that going. james, as you say, ukraine's going to be a major talking point throughout the summer. what sort of consensus or divisions can we expect among the leaders over the world? well, normally you get a, you get a final communicate that comes out at the end of these summits. now they are working on a final communicating fact, which is 0 seen a draft of a final communicate from some time ago. that was one of the, one of the previous drafts. but all they going to get agreement on it. certainly the us and it's other members of the g 7 would like very strong language condemning the war in ukraine. but if it's communicate representing everyone, one of those everyone is the russian federation. president putin is not here, but it's foreign minister. so gay lover off is here,

and i don't think there's any way he's going to agree to such strong condemnation. interestingly, mr. lab, ralph is giving a news conference about 5 and a half hours from now. the word on the street is that he's then going to leave this summit leaving a day early. and james reports of the cambodian prime minister i have tested positive for current virus. how is that news getting down at the summit? but you are not a member of the g 20, but it's one of the invited guests because of the prime minister, who said, is the current president of the south east asian grouping, which had its own summit, him to know penn just a few days ago. he was our host, he met many world leaders including president biden, who was there, so a bit of a worry or that the white house saying president biden has tested negative in the last few hours. all right, james baseline for the in body. james, thank you. now your cranes president has visited the recaptured city of hassan and

says it's liberation. marks the beginning of the end of the war for me as the lensky said, ukraine is moving forward and is ready for peace. russia withdrew its forces on friday from the only regional capital they've captured. since the start of the conflict from has sun city. i said, bay reports the road to carson is littered with signs of battle. but inside the capital there still celebrating the russian withdrawal. oh yeah, and on monday they were joined by president vladimir lensky. i stay cami. 0, one country jim invited tears and goes, this is a beauty, but as long as we difficult we because this use war 2, the best heroes. while while he received a hero's welcome president zalinski came back to address to residents, of course,

on his nation and the world to show that ukraine has been victorious here in the south. and also to show that he is a fearless leader present here within artillery range, a russian forces were just across the de nipple river. the arrival of ukrainian soldiers but relief, jubilation and admiration. i want the whole world understands that the most is san cell, a sing for any human being is freed them. whose idol good it doesn't. it's hard to tell how i feel. because today i want to cry from happiness. we've been waiting for this day for a long time. we are with ukraine, with ukraine and heart presidency. let's get accused russian forces of human rights abuses. vital infrastructure has been destroyed. there's no electricity or water. mobile communication hubs have been set up to allow people to communicate with loved ones, never got them on their behalf. i personally know many girls who are molested by the russian meal tree. the harder thing for me was when my friends were taken from their homes and captains basement,

or taken to temporarily occupied creamier pneumonia, looked at elizabeth that i said that i should look and when you know what freedom is, then you know what depression is. and when you meet your liberators, i want to cry. it's unbelievable. the posters proclaiming russia was here for ever . still stand in some places, but the ukrainian flag that flies here now, the russians are not far away. this place is still within striking distance. and they remind us of that as we leave the city. i said bake al jazeera, her song. israel says the united states has decided to launch an investigation into the killing of al jazeera journal, issuing a barclay. sharina was shot dead by israeli forces on may. the 11th while covering a raid on jeanine and the occupied westbank, israel's military has since admitted that israeli gun fire may have killed as ready, defense minister benny gans has commented on twitter saying the decision of the u. s. department of justice to investigate the unfortunate death of sure enough, barclays a grave mistake. the idea conducted done independent and professional investigation

which was presented to the americans who shared the details. i made it clear to the american representatives that we stand behind the idea of soldiers, but we will not corporate with any external investigation. and we will not allow interference. israel's internal affairs, my county has more now from washington, dc, from official departments of government. we are hearing absolutely nothing. the department of justice has simply issued a statement saying no comment. however, in light of that tweet from the israeli defense minister saying, we told the representatives clearly there was some kind of notification involved here. although this cannot be confirmed at this point. from the us side, there has been some reaction from congress, maryland. senator chris, bon holland, has issued a tweet saying that he welcome the decision. the reported decision for the department of justice to conduct an independent investigation. one much remember, earlier this year, more than 50 members of congress sent

a letter to the department of justice asking for exactly that is some support in congress. should the department of justice indeed be conducting some kind of unilateral investigation into the death of the audience or a journalist. but one must remark to this would be a very rare occasion for the department of justice to conduct an investigation into something that happened in another country without prior discussions. in particular, with that countries representatives that the stage we simply do not know what degree of contact there has been between the u. s. and israeli governments on this matter. if any at all, france and the united kingdom have signed the new agreement on immigration control in the english channel, the deal is worth more than $74000000.00. not even baba has the details from london . smiles for the cameras, but the tensions remain. france's interior minister gerard domino, and his british counterpart sign

a deal to bring down the number of dangerous boat journeys across the english channel. it will increase by around 15 percent, the amount of money, the u. k. pays france each year to patrol its coast and try to stop refugees getting into small dingus. it also see british officers working in french command centers and more technology such as drones being used. we have some real winds for both the french and the u. k. festival will see embedded observers. that means there will be british officers working on french soil, observing the whack or working on the ground with french officers to ad, detect and intercept the illegal migrants as they attempt to leave france. this year, more than 41000 people have reached england from france in small boats compared with 28 and a half 1000 last year. the increase is putting pressure on places like the monster processing center and kent without crowding and outbreaks of diseases such as diphtheria swell abraham ins. recently spoken of an invasion on the southern coast

. her opponents accused her of inciting hatred and say, the real crisis is one of the home offices making as of last month, just 4 percent of asylum claims by people who crossed the channel last year had been processed. and britain's foreign secretary who appeared before a parliamentary committee on monday has declined to say how many bo crossings will be stopped by the new arrangements. some here in the u. k. point out, the new deal says nothing about what happens to the small boats once they're in the channel or the idea of letting people already in france apply for asylum in the u. k. prime minister, which he soon acts as dealing with the issue is a national priority. he's far from the 1st to do so, and he's unlikely to be the last name barbara al jazeera london, some personal break here now to 0. when we come back. not looking for conflict, i'm looking to manage is competition response in the u. s. and chinese presidents look to men fences in their 1st face to face meeting

a more tech jobs on the line. us media says amazon is due to fire $10000.00 employees. more nuns davidson ah how i a little taste of windsor for parts of north america over the next couple of day searched few days ago we were getting up into the, the low twenty's across the eastern seaboard new york and d. c. certainly seeing those card numbers, rather area of low pressure. what remains of tropical storm, the cold pulling in an orderly asked going to be a cold one and that's really hauling those temperatures down. and we'll see temperatures of higher than around 9 celsius here on monday. and cooler still as we go on institute, that cooler sinks farther south was 8 celsius for new york. and for dc madison. why that pushing across the deep south balance storms. maybe

a tornado wrapped in there, some 30, some live a storms, lobby, thunderstorms, with some large hail. a possibility that pushes over to was the eastern seaboard, a few showers to just around the or the lakes. central parts generally try if a little on the cool side, lots of single pig showing up a dry over towards the western seaboard as well. and more of the same as we go on into where, where does they by wednesday, that wet weather will have made its way across such a east coast. still a few showers, backing behind new england, some lively showers there just around the canadian maritime, with some longest bells of right and blustery winds. sunshiny showers across the caribbean, heavier showers cross southern parts of the region, one or 2 showers to fill up a thread. tilly's ah, generation football hosts sold the french captains latrice. deborah, you live content, cuz you keep chasing, waiting, waiting, waiting, reading for an illuminating, open conversation. there are very people that they can about the child abuse. as

you have done, i am a human being and i think we need to help each other and also showcases the incredible story of the football this in flood afghan has done to escape the tell about generation football episode one al jazeera. ah ah. well, come back, how could remind about top stories here? this, our israel says the united states decision to launch an investigation and the killing of al jazeera journalist showing up, okay, it's a great mistake adding, they will not corporate sharina was shot dead by israeli forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine. the occupied of westbank ukraine's president has visited the

recapture city of hassan and says, this liberation marks the beginning of the end of the war. with him is lensky said, ukraine is moving forward and is ready for peace. indonesian president, yoko dodo has said the world is facing extraordinary challenges. he opened the g 20 summit in bali, the one ukraine. soaring global inflation on us. tensions with china are expected to dominate the 2 day. lee. well, the war in ukraine has dampened prospects of a global post. pandemic economic recovery, soaring energy costs of developing countries, especially hard. the price of heating is now unaffordable to millions. as winter looms, the price of grain has also sword. and that's left countries such as ethiopia and yemen, which depend on ukrainian exports, more vulnerable to food shortages in ukraine itself. the world bank recovery and reconstruction costs at $349000000000.00. that's more than one and a half times the size of its pre war economy. let's bring an admin site. he's the vice president of the asian development bank and join us live from the g. 20 in

bali. a good job with, let's talk 1st about asia, then where you are, how dia is the economic situation. they're given the pandemic and the war and ukraine. well, good morning, darren, and it's good to be with you from here in bali at the side of the 20. i think there's no question that with a series of issues darkening the global economic outlook that there's certainly reason to be concerned about emerging asia. certainly at our institution, we're keeping a very close eye on development in the number of countries across our region responsibility. at the same time, i would say that here in se asia where the g 20 meetings are being held. we also do have a number of countries that have been saving away for some time for a rainy day. and so while there are causes for concern, there's also some causes for confidence and optimism about the capacity of, of emerging asia to deal with what will be

a very difficult set of circumstances in coming years. so i'm a painter picture here that what would an economic recovery look like in the region? well, i think there's a number of near term issues that certainly need to be navigated. historically speaking, a rising rate environment and a very strong dollar have been issues that have created knock on effects in emerging markets, you alluded in your opening segment to the issues that the world is confronting around inflation, energy, security, food security. i think a lot remains to be seen, but countries in the region are mobilizing their mobilizing with the support of their international partners like the beat and other countries to address these issues behind those issues. there is a fair amount of strong economic fundamentals in our region. countries that have been for some time and very disciplined about fiscal prudence,

even in the wake of the coven pandemic, that have very strong buffers that have strong policy frameworks. and so i think as far as emerging asia goes in general, there is a tremendous amount of underlying strength and potential. but as you say, there are some dark storm clouds on the horizon. ok, let's talk briefly that we can about the g 20. now the g 20 may see consensus, but it's also affected by divisions, isn't it? so what are the biggest challenges? do you think the g 20 face is when it comes to driving this recovery in the region? what you know, the role of the g 20 in the 1st instance is as a convener, a convener of the 20 largest economies in the world. 80 percent of global global g d p. but it's potential and purpose really lies in his capacity to be a contributor to global issues and ultimately to be a catalyst for progress. and i think one of the things that we must command this to 20 in the government, indonesia, for in the 1st sense actually being a commuter,

because i think that was very much in doubt and various parts of this journey given the level of geo political tension i think that's a role. they played very, very successfully. this g 20, i think, has already proven that it is a contributor. there is an important announcement on pandemic for our peer parents fund yesterday. we had a to be participated with colleagues in the government of indonesia and other other multilaterals in a major announcement around energy transition efforts here in this country. and we understand there may be some significant statements from leaders around g 7 support for energy transition more at large. so i think this is a g 20 that certainly has 6 satisfied convening and as being a catalyst potentially in a contributor. all right, just a final thought from your side. what then some of the concrete steps that the g 20 can take to help asian economies recover and also the bit poverty around the world in terms of the big picture. well i think 1st and

foremost, dealing with the immediate challenges and we've already seen some important announcements around food security and energy security. then dealing with the medium to long term challenges. and we've already seen some significant around announcements around addressing climate change. and this year 20 is of course happening in parallel with cop. but ultimately, i think we need a very strong collaborative international framework. we need dialogue, global problems, as often said, need global solutions. i think this, you 20 is laying the groundwork for that process. i'm at side really glad to get your thoughts analysis here. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. well, just before the g 20 kicked off, the white house says joe biden, and she and thing had a candid conversation in bali. 2 men discuss taiwan, north korea, and the war and ukraine. it was the 1st in person meetings in biden, became president rob mcbride report from bali, a long anticipated face to face meeting between the leaders of the world to most powerful nations. both aware of its importance. we share responsibility my view

to show the china and the united states can manage our differences. prevent competition from becoming anything or really mere conflict. china, she jin ping, notate relations with the u. s. have just turned 50. a many believe they're now at their lowest ever point. oh, the current situation that the china u. s. relationship is facing is a concern for us on the u. s. and china have increasingly disagreed on many fronts, economic, diplomatic, military, as superpower arrivals with flash points such as the self governing island of taiwan, and access to technology, threatening to turn competition into confrontation. this meeting was aimed at setting out the guardrails to ensure future relations. never escalate into hostilities. he was clear an hour's clear there will defend american interest and

values promote universal human rights and stand up for their national order and work and lock strep of our allies and partners. we're going to compete vigorously for, i'm not looking for conflict bite and also said she had agreed with him that the threat of nuclear weapons being used in ukraine should be condemned, reaffirmed our shared belief and the threat, or the use of nuclear weapons is totally unacceptable. biden came to bali, emboldened by his midterm election success, reassuring many allies hair if continued us support with less chance of a return to the america 1st policy of the previous administration. for its part, china remains deeply suspicious of u. s. intentions. it believes washington is using concerns about human rights, insecure it to rally a coalition, especially here in asia pacific to constrain it from becoming a truly global superpower in the coming days. china and the us will be holding

mobile meetings with g 20 colleagues, pursuing agendas that may or may not turn the more into superpower adversaries. robert bride al jazeera barley, the democratic republic of congo, as military says, fighting with rebels has moved closer to the key eastern city of goma. the hundreds of new recruits in the area have been sent for trainings out, boost government forces, young people from across the region of signed up to fight after an appeal in the president this month. well, much of the latest fighting has been happening about 25 kilometers from go. men and 23 rebels have won a string of victories against the congress army in recent weeks, forcing nearly 200000 people from their homes. malcolm webb is in the eastern town of cube arctic. there's been ongoing fighting on 3 fronts, between companies armed forces and the m $23.00 rebel group, which is widely seen to be a proxy of neighboring rwanda. well,

they were wonder denies, at one of those front need a town of china to the north and other is to the west of m. 23 territory near the town of tango and close to where we are now has been fighting between the town of cuba, which is about 4 kilometers down the road and the town of rigari, which is about 30 kilometers away. we seen several trucks as president to guard driving toward the front, that one of the best equipped and tre unit in the congo is army. meanwhile, thousands of people have been coming the other way. here we can see some of the shelters that they made with plastic sheets and mosquito nets, people who fled their homes because of the fighting, waiting here, hoping that someone will bring some food or try to help set up a facility with clean water. but we haven't seen much humanitarian assistance here . so far. police in the united states said of arrest that i suspect that a university shooting in which 3 members of a football team were killed. the gunman attacked

a bus returning to the university of virginia from a field trip late on sunday night. 3 students died of seen. 2 more are injured. one critically. a campus was locked down for 12 hours during the hunt for the gunman. but he said, the suspect is a student, the online retailer, amazon is planning to lay off around $10000.00 employees. that's according to report from the new york times, the concert emerson said to be concentrated among the corporate workforce and it's devices organization. it follows a wave of jump cuts across the technology sector in the us. but some touch wrong with that technology unless he says many tech firms downsizing after expanding rapidly during the pandemic. they need to come back, demand is slow, revenue growth is slowing and they just need to adjust to the changing times at this point, which is what they're doing. all of them across the board, all the tech guys. in some cases, it's very specific to the companies in twitter case, you're saying must totally overhaul the whole company. he's just striking and

dicing the whole company and come up with a new business model. so he's, in the case of facebook, it's more self inflicted. they want to go into metal worse. they hired those to i think, live 10000 people, mostly in the european union. i think they're cutting back quite a few of the, quite a few of those metaphors people. so i think it's more specific in some cases. but more and more so it's a secular decline. there is the, there was just over hiding at this point down the ever growing grew a lot. they added a lot and it's. busy as the thing that you can come home to roost, they need to come back. they need to scale down the need to write size for the demand that's out in front of that. well, amazon may be cutting back, but it's found that jeff bezos has plenty of cash to spare. and he now says he'll be giving away most of his $124000000000.00 fortune to charity. within his lifetime, phase was made the pledge in an interview with cnn. he's previously been criticized

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