i celebrate a like at big nights in that sort of days, it is hugely important. so you don't need to visit as little said, always the best he lived. he had lucy dale stadium. it's where the world cup final is gonna be held. i pay with ah, moscow cases keith offered, drawing a tax on $2.00 of its air bases deep inside russia. russia launch is another wave of missile strikes on ukraine's energy facility. at least 2 people are killed. ah,

i'm carry johnson. this is al jazeera doctrine, also coming up, an attempt to stall mongolia government pallets thousands, protests against corruption and inflation in the company. memorial for john said, mean that china's leadership gathers to remember the legacy of their former president from brazil, dance to put upon which the world come face again in russia, where the defense ministry is accusing ukraine of using drones to attack 2 of its air bases. hundreds of kilometers from their shad boyd, russian officials say 3 service men were killed. there's been no confirmation from keith robert and go, but reports the bloss came in the early as of monday morning. daylight revealed the damage at one of russia's abbe says, not far away from moscow. the defense ministry accusing key of, of using drones to attack the facilities or their rush acclaimed some success in

blunting the strikes. ukrainian, you avi's, flying at low altitude. we're intercepted by the aid defense of the russian aerospace forces. russian officials say several service men were killed in the explosions at military bases near the cities of reason. and serrato of kiff hasn't commented. but if confirmed, it would be the deepest ukrainian strike in russian territory since the start of the war on the ukrainian counter punch of 2 weeks of russian bombardment on energy infrastructure, the ukrainians are being reign apple. l. bombardment from long range russian sprite weapons grounds miss bow against their civilian targets, and it would boost ukraine morale to know that they are also hitting russian target in return. so if a call, a combination of crane always one do that or you change it raises the now they have

an act go window to do it. ukraine was blamed for an attack on the cash bridge and crimea less than 2 months ago. on monday, russian state television should president vladimir putin assessing the damage. meanwhile, his forces continued to rain down missiles across ukraine. some hit this village ins, apparition killing at least 2 people and destroying property. and further strikes on critical infrastructure has left many areas without electricity. barbara and good per i'll to sarah. these 7 people have been killed and an explosion in northern afghanistan. it happened in the city of mazar, e. sharif, explosives on a road side were detonated as a bus was passing by 18. others were injured. but as t as in mongolia have been dispersed after storm in the government, palace, police force the crowd to break up early on monday, demonstrators are calling for an end to corruption. they're angry about the alleged theft of a $12000000000.00 coal shipment to china. let us take

a closer look at what's triggered the unrest. whistleblowers claim, a number of politicians in mongolia have broken the law by pocket in revenue from coal exports. last month, the anti corruption authority said more than 30 officials were investigated for embezzlement. they been accused of making illegal profits from coal mines and companies that transport the fossil fuel to china. for almost 10 years, they allegedly bribed mongolian customs officials paying them not to register over 6000000 tons of coal or whistle blows. also say corrupt customs officials registered co loaded trucks as regular passenger vehicles and not as vehicles carrying goods which are go dam dodger is an economist, t v. host and political commentator in mongolia. he says the protests will serve to further strengthen democracy in the country. as a result of this demonstration, open the current government who are fighting substantially for the 1st time with the corruption and we'll do more stronger,

more deeper war that people can see the results. in fact, the reason of the ministration was 1st economy situation. second corruption that you cannot make out the hosp colleague, it's about 17 percent inflation and the decrease of magole currency rate exchanger is 18 percent year on year bass and the corruptions in particular, several scandals. corruption around, for example, development, bank of magnolia, and this call and many other things altogether made to the people so much discontent. but altogether it was also proposed advice. those people who are corrupt high ranking petitions, including former very high ranking officials, president province dish and all these people where they want to distract the current government from their focus on corruption against them. china has been

holding a public memorial service to honor it's full of preston jones. i mean, who died last week, a nation wide, 3 minutes silence with how the sovereigns sounded. president sheet and paying lead tribute to the former leader. china was cremated on monday at a ceremony, attended by top leaders from the communist party, 96 year old, died in shanghai from leukemia, a lot organ failure. laura says the author of politics and society in contemporary china and the president of the large consulting. she explains how sharon's leadership changed china's political and economic landscape. some of the problems that came out of his no holds barred economic growth of the 1990 s was tremendous income disparity, tremendous rural, urban disparity as well as coastal interior disparity and china. jenny coefficient, that's a common measure of income disparity reached record levels. so he try

to address that in his later years with something called develop the west. that is to develop chinese interior and also a scientific approach to income equality. but that was in later years is quite different from she's in pain though in that he embraced market forces in the economy much more we see under siege and pain. the re introduction of a very, very strong hand to the state in the economy and the party in businesses again, south africa parliament has delayed a session to discuss embattled, present, several opposes feature. a sitting will now take place next monday to allow employees to attend in person. earlier ruling party bosses indicated they'll vote against adopting a report which accused of misconduct. but i'm in dungeon reports from johannesburg because i, on

a day that had the potential to seal serial rama poses feet. supporters of the embattled south african president came out to sing his praises as the executive committee of the ruling african national congress met to discuss findings from an independent panel that mister rom, opposing may have violated his oath of office. these members of the agency had their own message. i'm saying we want them to continue with godaddy that was building that nobody got to say we need to bid this country agenda. it's unity and the new one. but not everyone in this small crowd was there to express support for the city of c o. a and that will allow mr. lama person must be mr. rom, a poser, who showed up to recuse himself from the proceedings is in the middle of an ever growing political scandal that's been dubbed farm gate. it concerns the theft of at

least $580000.00 from pile apollo, his private game form and allegations that mr. m. a poser attempted to cover it up for days. it was unclear if the a and c is top leaders would back mr. ramos horta, or ask him to step down. but after hours of deliberations, that question was finally answered. let that pleasant contend with responsibilities . on to fudge timed up all this processes and requires that to come quinn t. mister, i'm a poser who continues to deny any wrong doing. his filed court papers challenging the findings of the independent panels report. some analysts believe the agencies leadership ultimately decided to support mister m a poser. not because they believe he's innocent, but because there are no credible alternatives, there is currently no untainted contestant for leadership of the party. and so

they're deciding to back mr. m. oppose that largely because of both the political and economic fallout that might result on if they went ahead with an impeachment process. parliament was originally set to meet on tuesday debate the panels findings and potentially vote on setting up an impeachment procedure. but that session has been postponed by a week. and since the a and c as the majority of seats and parliament, president ra, a poser who's been assured of his party's backing, may now have a lot less to worry about. how much improvement? 0 johannesburg, the congolese government has accused em $23.00 rebels of massacring at $272.00 civilians in north kiva. province attack happened last week. a government spokespersons said children were among the victims with some killed at a church and hospital investigation by congress authorities underway and 23 fighters have denied responsibility train services linking nigeria capital took

a do not city have resumed 8 months after a major attack gunman with explosives opened fire on a train in march, killing at least 7 people, and taking a dozens more hostage. the service started again on monday with only a few passengers on board and armed security. my cherry has been battling an alarming rising kid napkins for ransom. tens of thousands of people in the us state of north carolina. we'll have to spend days without electricity following gunfire to electric substations in more county state. governor roy cooper says criminals intentionally sabotaged with on saturday. $38000.00 homes are still without power. during freezing night temperatures, i will continue to get briefed on this investigation as it continues. and i'm sure that we will learn more about motives of this intentional of attack and attack that damage in

a tire community. regardless of motive, violence and sabotage will not be tolerated. fighting has broken outs during protesting grease against the shooting of at rome. a teenager naturally by police hundreds took part in the march to call for more action against an officer accused of shooting the 16 year old boy in the head. it's alleged, the boy filled his car at a fuel station and drove off without paying. he's in the hospital in a critical condition. the officers expected in court on cheese day. so the head hearing out 0, every of the linguistic experts at oxford university press come up with the word of the year. explain what that word is and why the experts asked for help with a decision with

with every pulse on this winter frontal zone and that's what it is. you tend to produce thunderstorms bit further south. they haven't yet reached cutter, they might do. but on tuesday, the line is quite oversee through q 8 bit society and iran. the orange center was the just big sandstorms for the flashlight potential south at all. it's still quite warm. doha, that 30, the average is about $25.00. that we will see a change, a slow drop in terms of the 2 will cut rest day. so no football you might even season dramatic weather. i'd say, i think it's unlikely, but it's in the forecast for wednesday. nevertheless. right? a bigger picture then this is the code a bit and these terms are really low compared with the average and it's 10 degrees below what they should be with that coco sits there leaks to the mountains of iran, and then how much is the showers for the westport through the levant. yes, you would expect if you shout. it's time the intention, the teens on the 20s is exactly where they are and here's wednesday indicating the

potential for sherry weather in cutter. and of course that line extends back down towards western saudi. again, the potential for big thunderstorms in tropical africa, marines coming in towards mogadishu. unusual again, this time of year and once more dangerous thunderstorms developing on the eastern side of south africa. ah, ah, ah. ah,

lou ah, it without a 0 reminder of our top stores this out, russia is accusing ukraine of using drones to attack to have its air bases hundreds of kilometers from their shed. border pasco says keith was targeting long range war paint. 3 services were killed, protested in mongolia have been dispersed off to storm in the government, hottest police forcibly broke up the crowd earlier on monday. a demonstrators are calling for an end to corruption. and china has been holding a memorial service to honor its former president. john is a main who died last week at the age of 90. 6 sovereigns have sounded across the country in tribute. protests have broken out ins to dawn after military rulers,

in the coalition of political parties, signed a deal to establish a civilian lead, transitional government. the country has been that without a functioning government since october last year, when armed forces seized power. even morgan reports from cartoon and new deal between for dance, military and political parties, the framework agreement aimed to and the political that lock. it allows for a new transitional government, more than a year after the military deposed the previous one. hazard walker, the reality has made us all remove ourselves and our political interests and placed the interests of the nation and the people above all where we put it. because of that, we have agreed to sit down and came up with what were signing to day and agreement on the national issues that provides a correct and strong foundation for nation building. the transitional government will be led by civilians, not the military. a prime minister will be chosen to lead sudan for the 2 year

transitional period. a sovereign council will manage at the office of the presidency, and ministers and lawmakers will be appointed. in addition, the agreement calls for review of their 2020 piece accord, signed between but then transitional government and various triple groups. they the military. oh, prior to him, what is that vision? they failed and they came back to the dealer. now our, our guarantee is, we don't want to the beat, they do the same mistakes, and that day, the bus station, or in sudan visa be the quality, continuation dig economy. the security is our, is our, what is driving all of us was coming together. a constitution drafting process is also expected to be launched. signature received the agreement, paved the way to resolving to dance political turmoil. however, not all political parties agree. several coalitions have rejected the deal, including those that supported the military taking power in the 1st place. just

a few streets away from the finding ceremony, protesters gathered to voice their concerns. security forces use tear gas to disperse the crowds. opponents of the agreement say it won't bring stability, or she don't difficult the religion, the lamb, the political party, signing the deal, have refused for a long time to negotiate with us and reach deals. we've asked them to postpone the deals so we can reach an agreement, an iron out our differences, but they've refused. this agreement comes against the will of the people and will be a divisive point. well, cause i little further discussions are expected between the military and signatories. to the agreement, they see there is still time for those who have rejected the deal to reconsider. he, bill morgan, al jazeera horton ah, from the of the latest well companies and highlights her as far as smell in our water front studio in doha. we'll start with plenty of goals and lots of dancing at

stadium 974 as brazil beads south korea for one to reach the quarter finals. but as his junior opened the scoring giving brazil the lead after 7 minutes and they celebrated with a dance, 5 minutes later were charleston was fouled in a penalty awarded for brazil name or ticket to score. and his a 3rd world cup and another dance followed. a wonderful team go half an hour into the game, gave her charleston his 1st of the night and brazil's 3rd t t. journey in. as for charleston, celebrated with the bench for this one. a lucas per capita added to brazil's goal tally. he put them for nail head going into the break. the 76 minute saw south korea get their only goal at the game pack st hose smashing home. but it wasn't anywhere near enough. brazil, breezing past south korea for one. the brazilians move on to the quarter finals

where they faced croatia, a team who they have never lost again. peter summit was at stadium 9. 74 is the final match of this world cup for us. an emphatic victory for brazil, the far time rule champions, hammering south korea here at stadium 97 full as they march they way into the quarter finals where croatia all waiting has been next opponent. joining me here is one a rango to discuss this fixture. one in modern football, defense obstruct is all really, really tight. and oftentimes it's very difficult to break them down. but tonight we saw a little bit as eco, a little bit of room or a little bit or anovia, a little bit of coca. this was good to see, wasn't it? yeah, it was. and you started to see around in the press area, how they would say that you started hearing of those at goes of 1982, but 1982 with the intention of being able to go and get to a final and also 1982 with some offensive prowess. so again,

you start to see this brazil side all of the attackers lucas bucket done name, marvin issues junior. so and he sadly so all were integral to the victory here. a very fundamental, a very, very impressive victory for brazil. who can say the argument right now, say, you know what? we are probably the best team in this turn right out. clearly the case know before the game, we're talking a lot about name or to know inside 15 minutes for know before half time. how important was he in the, in the created, he attracted, he started to create spaces and opportunities for everyone else. that's how brazil ends up being. yep. name, are you the numbers he's one of goes away from from equal emberly's number of goals in there. there was a national team, you start to see a brazil that opens up a bit more the shuttle. the song has more space. finishes. junior has more space. it has more space on and on and on. if, because a name are in his movement and his ability to understand that he is the one that

attracts, that he's a magnet in the middle that attracts the vendors to and fro. but it's always good talking to we'll speak again closer to that quarter. final brazil versus croatia. it's coming up on friday, monica yanna. kiev was watching back home with brazil, fans and sao paulo. oh. c with to be on friday against a wall with which is a star with hearing. so really the last day

that i saw areas are very, very read with where a player restoring a ball. and he also just sends out is important, is like the environment, the domain with its way to cancel. and speaking of cancer, who is, are in the hospital, had tweeted earlier that he was watching the game from the hospital that he was sharing for brazil. and many attributes were, were paid to bonaire by the people that were narrating the game year. in brazil there are has, he's battling cancer but also. 2 we had a good 19 infection which led to more serious mind infection which led him to being hospitalized. and people were afraid that he was like,

facing the very last moment. but his daughters came out in an interview and assured that no, he is in good spirits. he has been watching the world company is still in the hospital being treated for the infection. but his reacting positively to the antibiotics. so all in all, it was a very, very happy day. here in brazil in san paula where we are now. just having finished watching the game, thousands of south korean fans turned out to watch back home and sol. that's despite the temperature dropping to minus 3 degrees celsius. spare a thought for this poor supporter in particular, who looked sad at seeing her team beaten by brazil. i suppose there's always sex. i'm assuming they can qualify for the world cup in 2026. so as we sat brazil with a so croatia in the quarter finals thoughts after crecia won the 1st penalty shoot

out of the tournament. thanks to the heroics of their goal keeper. putting an end to japan's magical ron in this world cup croatia had a chance early on the shot from paris ich being saved. japan channel the samurai spirit, and the 43rd minutes already definitely does sport to give his team their 1st lead of the tournament. her way should tie things up in the 55th minute. the pair such heter. his 1st goal at this world cup. luke, a moderate shot, almost went in, but japan says show each eye gandhi's stretched himself to save that one. the game said one all after 90 minutes, going into the 1st extra time of the tournament creation. goalkeeper dominic liver converts emerged as a hero. stopping a 3 penalties in the shootout. raise her through to the quarter finals after winning 3 to one on penalties. and next up, the face,

brazil. journey me in the studio for the show is football analyst. usher. kamesia are brazil beatable. do you think? i think it's very difficult to stop this brazil side at the store. no men, they've looked incredible. they come in to the tournament with so many scoring options, and they've shown that quarterly to front of goal, but against croatia they fess aside that has kept to clean shirts and has only conceited 2 goals in the tournament. and that sort of a performance is what you have to be scared about and you talk about liver coverage has been incredibly goal saving. 3 penalties in one single penalties should out is not a very, you know, simple fit that he has achieved. so i think it's gonna be very difficult for, you know, brazil to play against co asher, but they have a chance and i think so many of their funds of course, are waiting. they'll be novice going into that game. but i think they should trust a phyllis out to deliver. all right, we'll see. thank you. asher. so we're now nearly 3 with the last 16. the final 2 teams will be known after tuesdays games. the hopes of africa rest on morocco. they

play spain at education city and then portugal will look to bounce back against switzerland after their last to south korea in the final a great game earlier in the week a. so plenty to look forward to hearing katara. and our team will have it all covered right here on altus era, the oxford dictionary has picked sits. what of the year and it's goblin mode is the 1st time the public got to pick the window. what is it actually me? i force it went to oxford to find out every of the linguistic experts at oxford university press come up with the word of the year. but this year, they've done it a bit differently, proposing instead a short list of 3 words and getting the public to vote on them. the words question a matter verse a hypothetical virtual reality environment in which uses interact with one another

and the surroundings in an immersive way hash tag i stand with used on social media to express solidarity with a specific cause group person, et cetera, and goblin mode. a type of behavior which is unapologetically, self indulgent, lazy, greedy, or slovenly, typically in a way that rejects social norms and expectations. perhaps, unsurprisingly, it's goblin mode that came out the clear winner. it surge came earlier this year. the actress julia fox, quoted as saying her former boyfriend, kanye west, didn't like her in goblin mode, something she didn't actually even say. but the idea of living the goblin life took off on social media. oxfords experts suggested might be a reaction to the social structures of covey, 19 loc downs that they traced its 1st usage in this way, back to 2009. come, people probably just thought it was going with the idea of slightly playfulness that they thought it was a relatively fun choice or that it provided them with

a work or something they'd be doing that they didn't know if they've been that it was cobra. certainly the fascination with goblins is nothing new. oxer joe, j. r. r. tolkien conjured them in his lord of the rings, goblins and goggles burst forth from the stone work, almost every other building. but have a human on the streets below heard of the goblin mode toppling goblin mode. and he guessed so as to what it might mean tenants were copland from now on. is that, is that a type of behavior occasionally indulgent? i hope i caught that with that so it doesn't sound like a very positive very often we can't look half draw south. so i think that's quite a good idea. sometimes other institutions have chosen more serious words of 2022 for marian webster. it was gas lighting for the collins dictionary. it was perma crisis. so is this something peculiar to our times that makes us want to some them up like this? people changed language by voting with their feet over their mouth because they choose which words they're going to eat in everyday life. oh,

in particular situation isn't that foul language evolved? we were going to interview some more people, but a, it was pretty cold and miserable. and be i felt the journalistic impulse to try goblin mood for myself. so rather than think of a pithy thought provoking final line, i decided to eat some curos. they were nice. harry faucet, al jazeera, oxford. ah, this is out there and these are the top stories. now. russia is accusing ukraine of using drones to attack, to retire basis. hundreds of kilometers from their shared border. bhaskar says keith was targeting long range war planes. 3 service men were killed. ahmed vow is in moscow, one of them is only a 185 kilometers south east of moscow called the d that jackie level or jackie the for our base. and as were 3 people were killed when a, a fuel tanker are caught,

fire and exploded. and this statement mentioned that those.