ah, in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, do you think diplomacy still stands at chunks? not very up. can we speak about any negotiation? we're already in a bit of a crypto winter. it's going to be hell, hold their inside story on al jazeera. that was the time to be direct. there basically on the verge of legalizing racial jerry battery to cut through the rhetoric. this isn't a universal death already crisis. the seems to be one particular population to dismantle the sound bites. there are lots and lots of women are widely agenda, a kind of anti feminist agenda and demand the truth. those the size of fascism. we have to really recognize what we're off of here. we are determining what is the future of democracy in this country. join me markham on hill for up front. what al jazeera. ah he, you ministers holds an emergency meeting to tackle the worsening migration crisis

after a dispute between france and italy. ah, 50, ben. yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is elisha 0, live from coming up, fighting continues in the eastern democratic republic of congo after m. 23 fighters . reject the ceasefire with government forces another record number of coven 19 infections in china, while workers at the world's biggest i phone factory, quit because of pe and health restrictions. and a huge result for iran at the world cup 2 goals deliver a victory over whales. however, it is a likely early exit hosts control. ah, so we start in brussels, we're european interior ministers are holding an emergency meeting to address the

migration crisis. thinkers from the european border and coast guard agency show that more than 280000 asylum seekers and migrants arrived illegally in europe this year. well, that doesn't include the 4000000 ukranian refugees have been granted permission to stay in the u. there are 2 main routes that the asylum seekers and migrants take from the south and from the east. the southern route looks something like this. many leave from libya and she nicea crossing the mediterranean to italy or malta. others lead from eastern morocco to reach the spanish mainland while some journey from western morocco to spain, canary islands. the eastern route looks like this from bella roost into eastern e. you states, mostly poland. and most people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan, and syria. dominant cain is falling developments for us in brussels. well, one of the things to remember here is you have competing emotions. competing policy

requirements from the 27 different member states. and so whilst they stress as much as possible, the need for solidarity and coordinated action, they're what they really want to achieve. well, sometimes they're very different from each other. so certainly in so far as those 2 routes of migration are concerned in so far as the balkan route, well that's the overland route, principally. then there is the more central route through the mediterranean. well, that takes in italy particularly, and that is where we see some degree of disagreement between the french government and the italian government about the way forward. certainly in the course of the last few weeks, a bit of a diplomatic spanish emerged between the 2 countries about how the italian government under the newly elected prime minister maloney believes that the far right agenda she has should be implemented. the french government disagrees completely, and so the words that they have with each other are not particularly warm. it's also worth making the point that the 20 meshes the 3 pillars of an action plan put

forward by the e u commission earlier this week. well again, some people say that these are just warm words. they are according to some n jose rehashing existing solutions, which having worked at a migrant route from northern from to the u. k is well established, but many are now taking even greater risks as natasha. butler explains from dunkirk and we live. what we've been saying is an increase in asylum seekers using small boats inflatable the, the run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is, of course, those journeys across the english channel, all very dangerous. they are very risky, and that's why we saw that tragedy one year ago. now, when data inflatable both carrying at least 27 people sank in the sea and those people died. now what the french and british governments have been trying to do in

recent years is reduce the amounts of people who are trying to take those dangerous crossings. they recently expanded an existing deal between the 2 countries, which would both to security along the northern french coastline. more police patrols along the beach is the use of more civilians, drones, and also even british immigration officers station here in fog from french immigration officers station in britain. things that have happened before for charity work is all saying isn't necessarily more security. that's not necessarily going to dissuade people who really believe that they can have better opportunities in life if they reach the case of the my family that some of them speak english there. naturally. they feel more drawn to being in the u. k than staying in some parts of europe. charge the work is saying, well, we need all the safe, legal roof in order for people to be able to have an opportunity, a chance to reach you k without risking their lives and possibly drowning in the

sea. am 23 fighters, say they reject calls by east african leaders to withdraw and disarm from territories that they've taken in the democratic republic of congo over the group. widely believed to be back by rwanda. something or one to denies said in a statement that it would respect a cease fire, but would retaliate if attacked by congress. these forces now come web joins us from goma. malcolm, i've got to be honest with you, it's not super clear to me what part of the agreement, the m $23.00 will respect and what part they want. nothing to do with help us understand we've just spoken to congress me spoke for the said the still fighting going on right now. more than an hour off to the deadline and ministry sources is said. 23 fighters. still engaging with an armed group near the village of we k and 23 keys is commonly is government fighting

alongside on groups. commonly government denies it and $23.00 indicated it is statement that it would not withdraw and would not disarm. would not withdraw from the territories taken that 4 east african leaders had called for not to congo, says is a prerequisite to having any kind of talks. the em trend and 23 needs to withdraw this and then they can come back to the table to proceed. we've talked regarding the mobilization and so on to be a deadlock. we then 23, not moving from positions every time, fighting or ups in this conflict. both sides blame the other facade to get congo is always going to be wandering. now, what the next movie call for and 23 to withdraw hasn't been heated them. 23 said statement that if it was attacked, it would retaliate. so not really much sign of g escalation, malcolm, i just wanna make something very clear and i hear what you're saying that there is

still fighting going on in some pocket. some areas. am i correct, however, that the m 23 has agreed on paper in theory, to stop fighting on paper? they have this statement said that they would see fire, but that does social of communicate. it came following talk through the east african leaders in angola capital under on wednesday. that was very clear that said m 23 should the fire buy a deadline that past just over an hour ago and then withdraw. and then to be as indicated that is that it is not going to do that. the reason that we, that we understand that they've been pushing on this western front around the village a week, a is the way they advance that they can reach colton mines that they have controlled in the past. it's also an area where they may be able to recruit, and if they keep advancing around that west in front,

they could in circle the city of go move and besiege it, and that would put, am 23, widely understood to be back by one. there will they run the denies it that would put them in a very strong position to negotiate with the congress, the government, something that congress government says is refusing to do without that withdraw this arm and taking place 1st. i understood thank you very much for that explanation malcolm web reporting life from goma in eastern d r. c. thank you. you can to have close school nationwide to stop an outbreak of your bowl. a virus. it has already killed 55 people. 141 cases have been recorded. other measures to curb the spread include a dusk to dawn curfew, a ban on travel and the closure of markets, bars and churches. i think this ali closure was what was really necessary because of this tuition day abreast wish and in the country. and i, we know, yes children are you ready if are we that we trust?

they asked if we less than seeing at school where we cannot guarantee this tuition at some point was like some more shocking kozora and bed to bold closure. but, but with it, so to a similar to living hook up with our so blessone, the exams and everything to us. they grew close to the previous one and wanted to finish everything at china has reported a record high of new cove. 19 infections for the 2nd day running. nearly 33000 were registered on friday the most in a day since the pandemic began. nearly 2000 of those cases were in the capital beijing where most residents have been advised to stay home. the cities of guam chow and john king had the highest number of cases restrictions have been imposed under china's 0 coven policy, including lock downs and mass testing. and i don't don't harness on one only by easy coded restrictions. can people live in the will life. otherwise everything's

halted. how many people have the savings to support them if things continue as they all. and even if you have the money to stay home every day, that's not real. living. a patrick forecast more on all of this from hong kong. the lot of official announcements that are being made about new carbs, and new measures that are coming into play are being made after they've actually already been imposed. in many cases, officials seem to be going about communicating things in a much quieter way, either through we chat groups or through our local level communities. and as a lot of reasons why that's happening, a part of it is to try and avoid any sort of alarm among our people in china. so when you ask, you know, was when pipe is having on people, you know, been talking to people, they're saying there has really been a sort of big shift overnight because they've all been aware that cases have been ticking high and recent days it's been gradually tightening a day by day,

but you know, we are hearing reports also, all of a bit of panic buying with people stocking up on groceries and a lot of delivery apps maxing at capacity as well. everything is pointing towards a much more sort of prolonged exit out of a 0 curve at strategy. and there had been a lot of discussion that china may move out of this or a rad march when china's parliamentary sessions take place. but it does seem it's going to last longer than that, particularly because of people's perceptions about the virus. and that of course creates a lot of economic uncertainty going ahead brokerage and mura has down graded. it's a full cost for the q for q for g d p to 2.4 percent from 2.8 percent previously. but you know, a lot of this really depends on government policy. at the end of the day, and protesters have rallied in china's western shins young region, calling for an end to the coven, locked down their demonstrators block streets in the regional capital, and marched towards city. hall change young has been under locked down for more

than a 100 days falling. a rise in corona virus cases still ahead on al jazeera will tell you why the appointment of israel's new security minister is causing alarm and palestine and beyond. and we speak to tibetan refugees in the poll fear backlash for making political status ah record rainfall for the western coastal city of jet that in saudi arabia, within the span of 2 hours a years worth of rain fell. so this was of result here. car is swept away and which i can't hear in this video is some of those cars timing up against the homes there . now on commer conditions on tap for saturday. by the way, there are also downpours in medina and mecca as well, but a mix of sun in cloud in the forecast. let me put this

a day for now. we're in the gulf states where you see those winds pick up q 8, the eastern province of saudi. and for us here in cats are though ha, 31 degrees. so just something to keep in mind if you're going to some of the matches on sunday. i think of some of the cold is fair so far this season, for karachi to start the day on saturday, 13 degrees a cobble plus one. now, through the day for karachi things will bounce back, sir, up to 32, which is where you should be. for this sub you're pretty persistent. rain will be falling over turkey. as ne black sea coast that's pushing into the caucus is certainly our running the risk of seeing some flooding there. central africa, that western side that we have the biggest downpours and will and in south africa where it is this eastern side we've got some thunderstorms bubbling up, some of which could be severe. be careful out there, susan. ah ah,

ah. a with lou. ah welcome back. you're watching al jazeera or headlines this hour. you ministers responsible for migration or holding an emergency meeting in brussels. un figures

show nearly a $165000.00 asylum seekers arrived in europe this year. that is 13 and a half 1000 more than in 2021. there has been more fighting and eastern democratic republic of congo between government forces and em. 23 rebels. earlier, a deadline passed to the group to implement a ceasefire, agreed on by african leaders. this week, health authorities in china have reported the highest number of daily cove in 1000 infections for a 2nd day. nearly 33000 were registered on friday. that is the most since the pandemic began attention between israel and palestinians has been rising as newly reelected benjamin netanyahu tries to put together a government netanyahu's lecount party has reached an agreement to offer far right leader it's m r been given the role of national security minister netanyahu is alliance with bend of years. jewish power party is aimed at helping him form a government. alan fisher has more on this from occupied east jerusalem on this is the election is looked clear that bank via it, about bank of year would be given

a senior position in the government. he wanted to be at the interior security minister. it looks as if that is the position that he will get with some i did rules as well, including overseeing the border police. essentially the police force that looks after the entrances into at the occupied west bank. there are certainly those in the palestinian community who be concerned, but there are those in the international community. her consent to the americans, for example, are deeply concerned about been given. the leader of jewish power will be given such a significant role. now the american saith, though what with whoever is duly elected and appointed by the israeli government. but they have incense that they will have to deal with a man who has been convicted for inciting violence for hate speech in the past. and has connections to a group that had been recognized by the americans as a tedra group, but also a by the israelis as a tailor group. and he will take

a significant position at the suddenly a great deal of upset here over the last few days because of the reaction that we've seen from the israeli security forces after the bombing on wednesday. and we know that in the, at the area of abbey gosh, for example, just 30 kilometers from the center of jerusalem in west jerusalem. there was an attack over night, a number of cars were burnt out and there was races graffiti left near by, including one that said stop with the terrorist attacks that shows just how things have become here over at the last month or so. nurses in england, wales and northern ireland are set to go on strike next month. the biggest walk out in the history of britain's national health service. the nursing union says it's paid a man of around 17 percent is needed to make up the years of below. inflation rises within bama reports. he's a nurse in britain's national health service and he's never struggled as much to

make ends meet. chuck, who do bear me via juno, says he seen, colleagues leave the profession to work in supermarkets because the wages are better. he staying puts, but he's making sacrifices. i've had to con darnell on a lot of things or when the kids are, which i can't afford to provide for them because of the high cost of living. so it's not just about clumping for roster into panda. make an i think we need to be respected and appreciated for what we do now for the 1st time. nurses in all parts of the u. k. except scotland will stage $212.00 our strikes next month. their representative body, the royal college of nursing, says they had no choice after the government rejected calls for formal talks over in h as pe. the asi in says, experienced nurses, a 20 percent worse off in real terms compared to 2010 due to successive below inflation pay awards. this is not something that nurses do at the drop of the hat.

it's not something that nursing staff had ever done across the whole of the you cane such huge numbers. so it is significant and it should be sending a really clear message to the government that they need to do some thank health secretary, steve barclays, says the pay demands are not affordable. pointing to this year's rise worth 4 percent on average. following last year's 3 percent rise despite a general public sector pay freeze. but unions argue that instead of investing in current nursing staff, billions of dollars are being spent on agency workers to plug workforce gaps with 25000 nursing staff, leaving the n h s. in the last year, you got a lot of people leaving because if you know, being under too much pressure for example, or those who are considering leaving 8th often site issues around, not having enough staff to do a good job for example. so you've just got a pattern of work am, which is very challenging. nurses will still provide emergency care during the strikes, but seen services will be hit hard at

a time when the system's already under extreme pressure. further strikes are likely in the sector in the coming months involving people like junior doctors and ambulance workers in scotland plans strikes have been called off after the revolved government came up with an offer worth 8 percent for a newly qualified nurse. but the rest of britain is getting ready for severe disruption. nadine barbara al jazeera london writes group in nepal, se authorities are cracking down on political expression about china. and it's 1951 annexation of tibet for decades to beth and refugees fled senate ball and staged protests against china. barnaby lo went to camp men do and spoke to some of them every morning in the bulk hut district, the cartman do pilgrimage around his holy site. the stoopa. it is a daily ritual that may look ordinary, but for tibetans who have been living as refugees in the pump, it's one thing they could do without fear of getting arrested. we managed to speak

to a man who asked us to conceal his identity. he came to nepal as a teenager, after the 1st wave of the veterans had arrived in 1959. when then came, a hendrick opened its borders to those fleeing the chinese occupation of tibet. in your homeland, are you allowed to practice your religion 20 mash? i'm not able to comment on that in august 20 o e napoli, police to team 760 tibetans for protesting against to crack down into bed by chinese authorities. in 2019 dozens were also arrested in the days leading up to chinese president cd ping's visit to nepal. since then, chinese ministers have also visited a visit, very chinese minister to carmen to would have triggered protest amongst the tibetans in the past. but these refugees now live in fear. they've become quiet and inaccessible. rights activists say, chinese officials have been the subject of protests because of violations of

tibetans writes, but the tibetan refugee we spoke to wouldn't even elaborate on why he left his homeland in touch with me. the reason that people come here from that is abuse. i can't thought about this on the nipple. the government has repeatedly stated it adheres to a one china policy. it's national human rights commission says freedom of political expression is outside. it's mandate. i think that is done for deacon related pushing the sad listen. legally, nazena, nevada, i was full to glue physician and one what to what did they stand with? gordon of nevada. but to bethany refugee said there is a much more urgent and pressing concert. the children are going up stateless. log in, you can borrow or beg for money, but you can do that for identity. vapors expression service to better identity

adorned his home. but he worries his children. won't even have a place to call home. barnaby low al jazeera cut been to ah, the world cup hosts katara are on the verge of elimination. after losing their 2nd successive match, they were beaten by african champions center. goal $31.00 was the final score at al to mama's stadium guitar. did school, however, so there's that it was their 1st ever a world cup goal. but the home team now need a very unlikely combination of results to progress from the group. so we will be monitoring that iran, however, bounced back from their opening game defeat to beat a 10 man whales. team final score was to nil. it now sets up a crucial match with the usa and iran spinal group game to reach the last 16 laura hahn is at ral, rayon hotel with iranian fans. they are very pleased with their teams performance.

well, i certainly have at fans. very happy fans behind me. i'm in a place called our right, and it's not far from us, but been a stadium where the match was taking place. and usually it holds around 60000 fans, fans behind new telling me they reach around 40000, still many more. iranian says, and there were welsh fans, but they said all of them had real heart, obviously, and incredibly, 10 match. i'm outside iran hotel. this is where the players are actually saying, and many iranians have been hanging out trying to capture a photo with their favorite players, or just a chance to see them and congratulate them coming in. we haven't yet seen them, but i will speak to the fan very quickly. so thank you so much for joining me. how was the match? congratulations. thank you very much. the much was amazing. good privilege to be here. to be honest with you, tony victory against. well, such a great team,

but the goal, it's much better than both. i'm much better than the 1st game. and to be honest, the yo want to congratulate you rang empty, but me, iran who's been through hard days now and i hope this big 3 brings them lots of joy and happiness. i hope we can win the next game as well, and go through with big clean points and thanks or england to be thought to give us a very good lesson. let's say a throwing together and media today. i'm proud of the country on my national team. well, it was almost unrecognizable the team and this time round against wealth and they were with england. how did that deal? i mean the how to get on the pitch. this was actually the reason it any unfair from us. the 1st one, i don't know if it was attention this stuff going on back home, but i don't think they played run the 1st game for them that to representative of indian quality. but this time today, i think they went out there. they did best they can, did they be thrilled? i think if they play like this in the next game with and of course as your was

being given great analysis of what's actually happening in the country, there is a quote sent him, but we do have a very happy fan here at around laura. hi there with the iran fans. friday's last game will be between the u. s. and england. after a frustrating draw against wales, this world cup is not about to get any easier for the u. s. side. we've got mike hannah reporting on this is one of the youngest teams in the tournament with an average age of only $24.00, a new generation of players most taking part in their 1st world cup. i feel like the number one thing that americans will watch when it comes to soccer. so we're, we're really excited and we're thankful for, for any type of support we can get in. and we're truly gonna, we're going to give everything we have and, and hope to make everyone back home proud. in the us, the game is called soccer, and it's a country's fastest growing sport. one of the reasons is a team that fans considered to be representative of

a golden generation that contest the best. for us, it's trying to build some momentum, both within the team gain, some experience, world cup experience, but also with our, you know, with the american public. and, you know, we think good performances here can, it can do that. and so for us, it's gonna analyze this game, but both focus fully ahead on friday and put in a good performance. so it'll be interesting to see how the players support as a cohesive unit. going into this tournament. they have a lot of energy. however, they gotta make sure to harness that energy appropriate way because they're going to be going up against stand in teens. right. the england teen 35. i will cut, but you can't. martin is a lifestyle coach, advisors companies on how to engage with us soccer vans. imagine if you're a little kid right now, joe, so focuses on teaching kids that soccer is far more than just a game. i've realized how soccer is and bass, i'm universal,

which when it comes to sports is that it gives people an opportunity to see a new culture, anna, and a region, and an entirely different way. some of the things that stood out to me in particular for this installation of rural cache is that they're going to be using fema referees to officiate thousands of kilometers away from kata. supporters will gather here to watch the game on the big screen. my gonna auto 0 washington. a fans from all over the world have traveled to doha, but it's not quite that simple for people in the besieged gaza strip. despite intense interest there in football, your messiah has more of this. ah, the full frenzy on the streets at casa decorations and flags are presenting all of the world cup. football teams are hanging in cafes throughout the besieged cause this trip. but palestinians joy and excitement. we'll have to stay here. while

people of many countries you're traveling to carter to watch the world cup. most people in garza cannot israel siege of the occupied territory. it's restriction on the movement of its people and the dire economy make it nearly impossible. well, i couldn't hypothetical. another puts the world would get in their homes to watch the game, but most garzon don't have that luxury all. and while watching the tournament at home is common around the world hearing ga. so it's become a luxury power out to just mean most people only have electricity for about 6 to 8 hours a day. for most football fans have to find cafes with generators to watch the matches for free. and there is also a huge outdoor screen provided by cutter for people to fall.