fighting and fighting the end of an incredible dramatic game and the end of england . well god, oh, how can you just worked on when it's what it mm. i don't, i'm ah ukrainian president ultimate zalinski is expected to visit the us on wednesday. his 1st trip abroad since rushes invasion, ah, clubs. oh rob. this is oliver life, my headquarters here in doha. also coming up the taliban government bands. university education for all female students across afghanistan, proves congress votes to bring forward elections of the bid to ease political

tensions, and concerns over the fate of migrants trying to cross into the u. s. as the supreme court keeps a temporary bam in place. ah, welcome to the program ukrainian president ultimate zalinski is expected to visit us on wednesday. it would be his 1st overseas trip since the russian invasion in february. article haine has the story from washington d. c. we think that you create a president vladimir, the volunteer is going to meet one on one with president joe biden. this, like we're going to happen at the white house, have more meetings then he probably, we believe going to give a speech to a joint session of congress. that is an honor that isn't given out to very many people. and because it's lensky, it's likely that several news organizations will carry it live. so in essence, be a live speech to the nation. most likely in prime time. we don't really understand

the timeline. we haven't gotten the details yet or the timing of why now, but it could have something to do with the fact that republicans are going to take a very slim majority in the house of representatives in the coming weeks. and they have been very vocal about say, and they want to continue a to crane, but they want to have some restrictions on it. some more ways of tracking it. although the vast majority of americans still support the military and economic aid to ukraine. a poll of republicans showed when it came to military aid, just 55 percent, still agreed that that should be done. and that was down from 80 percent, members of congress, very much. the vast majority, still seeing on board was getting age ukraine in this bill that they have to approve to keep the government open. they are given $45000000000.00 to crane. that's more than even president joe biden asked for. he had asked for 37000000000 in support. so coming here to speak to the members of congress to the president, but mostly to the american people because that is the support that is going to keep

congress and the president motivated. belinda, having is the ukraine specialist on deputy director of the atlantic councils eurasia center. she says lensky security will be a top priority. it's a big deal because there are enormous security concerns. we know that the russians wanted to wax a little variable in ski back in february. so this, this visit had to be kept a secret. it was a secret until the 11th hour until it was no longer a secret. i think it's also significant that he's coming to washington 1st to say thank you to president biden. and he's also going to congress. so he, i put him to spend most of the time and energy on capitol hill because he knows that capitol hill has the most sympathy and can do the most for him. i think he's less concerned about congress than we were. you know, 33 months ago it looked like congress is going to continue the same policies toward ukraine on, on weapons. and particular republicans are solid,

where republicans are not solid. and where i'm worried is budget support. and this is the category of money is billions of dollars the tax payers are giving to make sure that the ukranian state days afloat. and that is controversial among republican you 3 things to get you created through the winter. you need air defense systems and there aren't enough air defense systems to, to protect ukraine because it's such a big country and he's airplane. so i hope i expect him to bring that up with president biden. and they come on, we, we need for airplane in order to fight this. and also please help us with the emergency assistance to keep our electrical grid alive. we don't know how many war strikes the system can take before it goes down. there the ukranian president paid a visit to the eastern frontline city of buffalo, 10 presented awards to ukrainian soldiers. about motels had some of the heavy is fighting with russians and is now considered to be the conflicts at the center. local sources told out there that russian forces and fighters from the walk, the group lost some of that positions on the southern side of the city control. but

look, will give the criminal boost and the battle for the dom bath region. yeah. which is because the show moves i'm and i wish i want to say that we see what remains of with a lift. nothing is alive with this issue isn't just in the don bus. that is why i want to tell you here and done bus. you protect the whole of you crime because after on bus they will do all this and other cities of our country because they don't want anything ukrainian. i am 100 percent sure of us. and therefore, the protection of the whole of ukraine rests on your shoulder and not just on bus zocker. charles stafford is in the key region and has more the impact of recent russian attacks on energy infrastructure. this is one of more than 100 electric substations country wide across ukraine. and as you can see, the level of destruction here, this particular substation has been hit in 3 separate attacks by 6 russian missiles . the software tell us that this electrical plant supplies around $600000.00

people with electricity, those people now having to undergo an ensure rolling blackouts as this substation tries to distribute as much power as it can obviously after these attacks. what so interesting though, is that this, like many of those substations was built during the soviet era, this particular one in 1958. and that means that the russians know pretty much exactly how this grid works. and incredibly, it was only 4 hours before the invasion that the ukrainians, disconnected from the russian and belushi and electrical systems was like the man see the july was the where we all feel like we are in the 1st line of energy defense. all ukrainians are looking at us with hope that we can return a light and heat into their homes. with our teams are working round the clock,

ignoring the freezing conditions. so much equipment has been destroyed and our company doesn't have enough spare parts to restore electricity to all civilians, all the time. ukraine's president valona zalinski on december, the 13th said, restoring the country's power grid could cost more than $1500000000.00. damage then meant a shortfall of 2.5 gigawatts, and that was before 2 more massive drone and missile bombardments targeted the country's energy infrastructure. as an example of just how well russia knows this electrical grid system. this was an electrical transformer and he's taken a direct hit. the staff here tell us that it contained 16 tons of oil and the blaze after the bloss, they say, took around 5 hours to push out the substation. and more than $100.00, like it across the country, our own constant alert,

they could be an attack at any time, the estimated cost of repairing the damage. here the stock tell us could be tens of millions of dollars. and this is just one of what the ukrainian authorities say is around a 1000 kamikaze drone and miss sol attacks against vital infrastructure stations like this across the country. ah, i've got to know taliban rulers have banned all female students from attending universities. the latest government order cracking down on women's rights takes effect immediately. girls already been banned from middle and high schools. foreign governments including the u. s. a. set a change in policy on women's education is needed before it can sort of formally recognizing the taliban government or rights activist say the move shows the talents indifference to international criticism every single time the world puts

the pressure on the call upon saying do this or you haven't done this or this is not done enough. then they come around and david talk to you and they, and they make it harder on the woman. so the woman i've got to actually have, have become, as i said, you know, they don't for them, they don't, they don't really exist. they're not human beings. they are, i don't know what they are. they don't consider them as they just they just using that continuous for the way they think them. they said you think because the erased the woman from the, from the society, from work from education. remember, think like a better lover here is a university. electra, the founder of the campaign, let africa girls learn. he says the decision is a huge set back for women in the country. this is a recurring nightmare, a recurring nightmares stretching over generations of the same 990 s over this is

august 15th again. this is march 23rd when the band girls from going to high school all over again. we use something like this was going to happen almost 2 months ago . there were rumors going around and rumors that had a lot of a verification to it, an authenticity to it that something like this was going to happen, which is why we did our campaign and, and kept going with our campaign in the point was to show the taliban and show the world that there were going to be repercussions for such a band to happen. but honestly, it's just, i wish i was wrong. i wish we were all wrong and we've been sleep walking through the day and waiting for it to sink in. so we can at least figure out what to do next. and the problem isn't that, that this is a temporary done or a change in conditions going to occur because this excuse has been running since

the ninety's. the reason women are banned from parks, from, from schools, from a public bots, from jim's, even when they're segregated, is always some or another logistical excuse. and time is asked for and seems like the more time we give them the worst things get. i mean, i was put into shackles a few days ago and told that my crime was campaigning for girls education. and the reason was that they were very soon going to resolve it. that's what the authorities were telling me then. and look, even those people didn't know what was going to come next. and so, i mean, yeah it's, it's time to re evaluate what we've been doing. it looks like every move done by the international community towards the taliban has only appeased them, only embolden them. and it's,

it's time to discuss difficult options for all of us through congress as they didn't say of a plan to bring elections forward to april 2020 full. when the poll has been a key demand amongst protesters following the rest of the former president, federal casea pro has seen days of violence since casea was impeached and imprisoned. a month ago, congress has been resisting calls to move up the vote. 2026, but xena blue artie urge them to reconsider by the other. sanchez has moved from lima. lawmakers voted 90 in favor 30 against one abstention to bring forward elections to april of 2024. that is 2 years ahead of when the presidential mandates should and but it was a precedent. the one who sent this bill to come with and told lawmakers that they should listen to the people. samantha, 83 percent approvals wanted new election. now, lawmakers here say the hope this is

a positive message for peruvians through via is deeply disappointed with the proving that congress and actually with the proven political establishment. and they want to bring elections forward. no matter what. ok, now we needed to do it. orderly. ok, and that means doing it by april 2024. okay, so hopefully people will understand that this is the best we can do if we want to have lectures with reformers. well, this is not the end. this vote needs to be ratified in a 2nd. legislative period, which should be taking place next year between february and march, but many are hoping that for now, this vote to bring elections for elections forward will help bring down the tensions around the country. well, still had here on al jazeera, the case, winter of discontent. nurses woke up the job again. the low pay and patient safety

. i will tell you while contain as well come, victory parade. didn't quite go entirely to planned. ah, ah, hello. let's have a look at the weather across the middle east, and it continues to remains largely unsettled across the event. we've got to wear the system that's pulled east out of the mediterranean, bringing some heavy rains, the likes of lebanon, israel, and occupied palestinian territories. it's going to skirt its way as well into iraq's and showers here before it turns to snow in iran. water got some of that cloud and rain dribbling down towards the red sea coast, bringing some thundershowers to mecca. by the time we get to friday and cooling things down significantly for much of the region. however, for the south, it is a largely fine and dry picture, a lot of warmth, coming back into doha,

in katara 26 degrees on thursday. and we move across to north africa. temperatures are sitting where we expect them to be for this time of year. the unsettled weather continues across coastal areas of libya, as well as into egypt. the wind picks up across a central areas. we could see a sandstorm in my retainer, we've got warnings, not very strong winds here, but largely dry. but as we had for the south, the rain suddenly picks up with very heavy rain to come for pots, zambia zimbabwe, and northern mozambique by wednesday. that'll scott to madagascar on thursday that weather update ah, frustrated by political unrest, battle wrapping gives a voice to disenfranchised youth in the arab world. 7 people live here would look for music, the actually reflects their contact with cam, this music scene,

survive the disaster. and generational exodus of lebanon, even if a count, pompey thinned a middle, a storm, me, calarino. there's always the pace to the middle east than me on al jazeera. ah ah, look about your watching all dra 0. it meets the whole realm. the reminder of all top stories ukrainian president voters zalinski is reportedly expect to, to visit washington dc on wednesday. it could be his 1st overseas trip since the russian invasion in february. it comes after zalinski met troops on the front line in boot. of garrison's taliban rouelis have banned all female students from

attending universities. the latest government all to cracking down on women's rights takes effect immediately on bruce congress has voted in favor of a plan to bring elections forward to 20. 24 or the poll is a key demand. the bunks protested through has seen days of unrest since form of president pedro castillo was impeached and imprisoned. this month the white al says it needs another week to prepare for the end of the u. s. border policy in place since the start of the pandemic. it was due to expire on wednesday . now the rule is known as title $42.00 and allowed the use of cove 90 protocols to deport asylum seekers. idea. castro met some migrants who made it as far as the texas border city of el paso. in nicaragua, sooty martinez was an economics professor regina roscoe worked at a call center, taking calls from english speaking customers. both our young mothers who say

leaving was difficult but necessary because the political violence any could iowa was too dangerous for their children. i was about to go to one of their protest and eric the allies. they were starting to show shooting to everybody. nozzle could not blame us, we can't return to our houses. we were driven away from her home there. my family had sacrificed for years to have martinez says her father and indigenous leader was imprisoned for opposing president. danielle ortega, after some of her students, were killed in demonstrations. she took her 2 year old daughter and fled for the u . s. paying off, gangs along the way, and arriving at the bridge to el paso, they left feeling that i mean, now let me, there was an, an ending line of migrants from many countries. yeah. but my daughter was very sick . so people let me pass to to france for us border agents treated the child for pneumonia and released them in el paso. she and her mother are now recovering at

a shelter run by the episcopal church, or these are people who will do and have done anything for their families. these are the kinds of people i want. as my neighbors, us authorities are processing and releasing about 2500 migrants a day in el paso. some are sleeping on the streets as they wait for buses out of town, even as temperatures drop below freezing. i don't know, so the elite, when we arrived at the border between mexico and the united states and turned ourselves in, it was a huge relief that we were finally out of danger. where the worst was behind us with him, i saw a look out for all the people you see here who had been granted temporary permission to live in the u as while they fight for their asylum cases. many more remain waiting on the other side of the border in mexico. they had hope that the u . s. would relax water pandemic restrictions this week, which would likely have better their odds of getting in. but now it appears that

will not have been at this time. the u. s. supreme court has temporarily extended the restriction at the request of republican lead states that say they can't handle more migrants coming. the state of texas has sent additional soldiers to guard the border, north lasalle noise. our wish isn't to invade anyone. levy is to live in a country where we have the right to work to live a dignified life, to be free from oppression. midday the biden administration wants congress to approve 3 and a half $1000000000.00 to secure the border and provide humanitarian aid. meanwhile, the migrants already here say they're that much closer to their american dream. heidi joe castro al jazeera el paso, texas. or after years of legal battles, democrats near as congress say that they will release redacted copies of donald trump's tax returns the house. ways and means committee says they'll release a report in the coming days. it could shed light on the former president's finances

and foreign dealings. republicans voted against the mu, saying it's as a dangerous precedent. last month, the supreme court allowed trump's tax returns to be released to congress. while the northern coast of california has been hit by magnitude 6.4 earthquake in drink, at least 12 people, the tremor damage more than 60000 homes, leaving most without water or electricity resident say it was more violent than usual. officials in the state say of the quake was followed by about 80 aftershocks, australia's foreign minister penny wong because arrived in beijing adults with her chinese counterpart after a long break in high level ties. now it's seen as an attempt to reset relations. they've been strained since trying to impose trade barriers, little strayer, after called for an independent inquiry into the cobra, 19 pandemic. the market success is dialogue, so we obviously have a lot of issues to work through and dialogue is

a prerequisite for working through them. what i would say is what i'd say to minister one. yea, and i can't say counsel, we believe it's in the interest of both countries with the trade impediments to be removed. this isn't the u. k. of walked off the job for a 2nd davis mom calling the better tank conditions. the government says it can't afford the 1900 percent increase. that demanding journal reports from london. the college of nursing, the nurses union used to be avowedly anti strike action. not any more its members now. they have no choice. i think it would take to face to face time ration. you can see that you're actually decreasing. i would, the cost of living is just another go doing extra shift bank to make ends meet. but that ends, i mean, but you're more doing, you know,

it wasn't long ago that the nurses were applauded on doorsteps, up and down the country for their work saving lives during the pandemic. now they're quitting in record numbers because clapping as they charged doesn't pay the rent and nor does the 4 percent pay rise. currently on the table, vanessa is demanding substantially more as much as 19 percent to make up. they say for years of low pay that's failed to keep up with inflation. the government says the money just isn't there to give the nurse is what they want, as well as giving the national health service what it needs to survive. you can't have one without the other the say. and unless the government engages in paypal in the coming days, they would be more of this in the thing to come for a point. well, it's an existential threat teaches and the collapse around me, and i think we are now committed to not

just the basic pocket, sustainable nature to live in a capital city like london opinion polls suggest the public girl, the nurses side. yeah. getting there support, despite the inevitable disruption being cause to know nurtured patient care and that's uncomfortable for the government determined not to give in to striking workers. when increasingly being blamed for bringing the national health service to the verge of collapse, joe al jazeera london, a 97 year old woman has been convicted the nazi war crimes in what would have been one of germany's last holocaust trials. im god fish now served as a secretary of me at the concentration camp in poland between 94 to 3 and 1945. dominic came reports and i am god. faulkner is a frail,

old woman whose elderly years have been spent in a nursing home. but whose late teenage years were spent working for the commandant of the shutoff concentration camp. as his secretary, she would type out orders for the miss treatment. and then eventual murder of many thousands of people. and then was the unauthorized of us had seriously. and we had to prove what she wrote, we analyzed all the documents which still exist from the concentration camp. and we searched for his signature and her initials, which was an incredible amount of work. he can't compare that to the trials against concentration camp watch guards. in her closing statement before the verdict thought anna had said she was sorry for all that had happened to it off, and that she regretted having been there at the time. in the nearly 6 years of its existence, the camp housed as many as 110000 prisoners in atrocious conditions. its estimated, more than half of them died there either through starvation, brutal working conditions or deliberate killing. after the war polish authorities

prosecuted, some of those had worked at stuart off 5 of the women guards they captured, were convicted and executed by contrast for many years. neither east nor west german authorities pursued many who'd worked at the camp through the courts. only in the last few years as that changed with trials like this one does goody, is not good on guy provides. the court has decided that through her work as a short hand typist at the concentration camp, the accused knowingly and willingly supported the cruel death of more than 10500 prisoners through guessing through the inhumane conditions at the camp. through transferred to the ashwood spoken our concentration camp and through death matches shoot off was just one camp among the many and the nazis system is death. toll was dwarfed by that of outfits and of treblinka. and yet by bringing him god, faulkner to justice. modern prosecutors have done what generations of postwar

predecessors so often failed to do. actively pursue those who had a hand in the machinery of mass murder. dominant came al jazeera berlin, germany's foreign minister was handed over more than 20 cultural artifacts known as the been in bronzes. to nigeria, the items are a collection of sculptures and planks that were looted from what was then the kingdom of been in 1897. the return follows a deal made earlier the share between germany and nyja to transfer ownership of more than 1000 artifacts. ah, bout dribbling crowds of pack central. when, as i read to celebrate the return of argentina's world champion football's what, but the huge turner forced the team to trade their bus parade for a helicopter toll. as teresa bo explains, ah,

a victory parade for your name macy and the national team in winner site is on tuesday. related to we jenny 17. he says he waited 4 hours just to be able to see his. he rose. yeah, we're bris, yada. it's such a special day and i drink to see the players. people question the coach lee announce galani. but he managed to build a team. he gave us the corporate america, the fin, alicia. huh. and now the world cup. this is the center of went outside. it's unfair, it's what it looks like. there's people on the top of the hobbit, there's people on top of traffic like 30 people on the top of the local media report that over 3000000 people took to the street in when a cited to show their support for your name murphy and the national team team members did not want their victory to be politicized. and that's why they did not visit the presidential palace. they wanted to celebrate with the people of origin, tina, instead, because of the large crowds organizes,

were forced to change the parade route several times. people tried to jump inside the bus, several people were injured in the end, the players had to switch from the bus to 5 helicopters. and that's how that he managed to see the display of affection across when a site is devotion for messy is everywhere. here for years to football star struggled with argentina's national team and the constant comparison with the again what i wanna, who helped argentina when the well cup in 1986, one carol flamingo says argentina needs to ask for macy's forgiveness. i mostly learn about your madonna riddle. we failed mercy all the people here. we underestimated him and now we are waiting for him as if he's our god. we always spoke about mariah doner. it's difficult to speak and it fills me with emotions. we

disrespected, however about our own argentina has won its 3rd world cup. the football association has already stamped the 3rd star on the blue, one white t shirts that were present. the country's flag. football in argentina is like a religion. and people here have found in captain neonatal macy and he's team the he roles. they have been waiting for a very long time. he did, he said, well, i'll just seat up where the site is. ah, your child is there with me. the whole rahman in dough. our top stories ukrainian president lottery zalinski is reporter be expected to visit washington dc on wednesday. it would be his 1st trip overseas since the russian invasion in february . earlier zalinski met troops on the front line in eastern ukraine.