places to gather the wind blows the fishing boats home as it has for the countless centuries. people have lived here. these are malagasy migrants. they move from the drought written self in such a means to survive. and their story is the interface between climate change and biodiversity. laws, the arrival of the migrants is adding to the precious on fish, dogs and marine by diversity already stretched by over fishing. and this is going to happen all over the world is impacts like sea level rise, cause people to move further and further in learn, putting more more pressure on environmental resources for people fleeing the impacts of global warming. it's survival at all costs. ah, the chinese surveillance 1000000000 discovered in u. s. air space. washington disputes, asians claim that it's monitoring the weather in light of china's unacceptable

action. i am postponing my plan to travel this weekend to china. oh, hello there, i'm gentleman's. all this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming out a symbolic summit in keep with e u membership and long range missiles high on the agenda on a mission for peace. po francis embark on a historic visit, have sites down to the leaders of the anglican church and the church of scotland. ah, the united states has taken immediate diplomatic action over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon above us soil, which it says is a clear violation of its sovereignty. with the u. s. secretary of state, the spawning upon visit to beijing, china says it's a civilian balloon. and not being used for surveillance. kimberly, how can i explain the sing is up in the sky. china surveillance balloon is

triggering a diplomatic rao that has prompted us secretary of state anti blinkin to postpone his weekend trip to beijing is an irresponsible act. and that the p r c decision to take this action on these, my plan visit is detrimental to the subset of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska, and travelled through western canada and into the u. s. state of montana where it was spotted near a military installation home to some of america's nuclear missiles. i have no idea what the thing is. it seems so brazen and just so insane to me that that anyone would even attempt to just push

a balloon over the sky. the chinese foreign ministry acknowledged ownership of the balloon and expressed regret for the incident, but said it was merely collecting weather data, not intelligently. the pentagon has its doubts. still, it says the balloon is not a threat to any one on the ground or plains since it's flying well above commercial air traffic. but there are questions about why the pentagon is allowing the chinese surveillance balloon to linger, looking at the potential for debris and the impact on civilians on the ground or property damage right now, as i mentioned we, we assessed it, it does not pose a risk to people on the ground as it currently is traversing the continental united states. that hasn't satisfied biden's critics and congress who believe the us needs to take further action to punish china. can't reward the ccp for this kind of fly

in violation of her sovereignty by pretending everything his businesses normal. anna a griffin grin, session was, she's in pain as if it was happening. would have been a terrible look for us diplomacy. the ccp will continue to push the envelope until we push back. this isn't the 1st time the china has lives to spy balloon over the united states. the pentagon says that in recent years, surveillance balloons have been spotted over guam and hawaii. but in the case of this current balloon, the pentagon won't say whether or not it eventually will be shot down, only that it's expected to drift over the united states for the next couple of days . kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. let's cross live now t washington, d c m rose jordan. hi, there ross at what does this mean then from already for already terse us china relations? well, that's a really good question and it depends on whom you ask. there are some who have

argued that if the trip had gone ahead and the secretary of state had met with a number of high level officials, including perhaps the chinese president seizure in paying this would have been, in fact, a start of a perhaps warmer relationship between washington and bay ging some have argued however that could have been construed as an endorsement for b ging to continue its policies for its part. the bind administration has argued that it is going to engage with a china where it needs to. it's going to compete with china in other areas, and that it will work alongside china, on some commonly shared concerns and goals. so the u. s. has already been walking a very fine line in terms of how it calibrate it's relationship with beijing. but certainly the u. s has its ongoing concerns with china's human rights record, with its attempts to expand its had gemini and its influence in the asia pacific

ram, not just out economically, but militarily as well. and it has concerns about china's efforts to undermine a democratic of processes in other countries, establishing relationships that might not be productive to american goals. and so this is a moment where the u. s. has a basically said, we're going to stop where we are and that as the administration deals with this a matter of this surveillance balloon, then it will decide at what point perhaps later and 2023 when the secretary of state antony blank and can return to beijing, for those talks that i had been agreed upon by, she's been paying and joe biden at last year's conference in southeast asia was showing that a stair live from washington dc. well, thank you. ah,

you officials have met in key for a highly symbolic summit. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski urged his western allies to supply his country with long range weapons. he also discussed with the blocks chief ukraine's e. u membership dash butler reports. now from the ukranian capital harry siren sounded in keys at the start of the you ukraine. summit a meeting as much about symbolism as talks you leaders side by side with ukraine's president in keith, a show of the block support for ukraine and a message to moscow that despite it, attempts, keeps looking west ukraine monster joined the you. it's candidacy was accepted last year and it won't succession negotiations to be fast tracked. but a you lead to say that fulfilling the many conditions required may take years if there are no richard timelines. but their goal that you have to reach reforms,

for example, to improve a situation in the canada country to then reach the accession negotiations and the accession access itself. your determination to forge ahead is impressive. nicer for to also focused on military support. the ukraine followed him. is lensky once again urging weston leaders to send keith more weapons? yes, sure would a prisoner spoil it? weapons deliveries, or accelerated, namely long range weapons. we will not only not withdraw from buck much. we will begin to de occupied storm ras. one which has been occupied since 20141 is to the last all the you says it will continue center military and humanitarian aid ukraine and will crank 30000 ukrainian soldiers, also pledged money, 40 mining and reconstruction in the country as well as a new round of sanctions against russia. the 10th packages on its way. we have the

aim to have it and placed by the 24th of february. it has a volume of round about 10000000000 euros its massive how of package. again, it was the 1st time that an e. u. summit had been held in a country in wartime, although there were differences during this summit over the speed of keeps e u membership process. you leaders agreed that ukraine is fighting this war against russia not only for itself with the whole of europe. natasha butler, al jazeera keith. united states is to send more than $2000000000.00 worth of military assistance to ukraine. that will include longer range position rockets for the very 1st time, last month, the white house and the military package worth just over $3000000000.00 to help me clean. and it's nameless, some of the debate has reaction from moscow. but in the last few minutes, we've heard from the kremlin saying that the world must not forget the comments

made by president tutoring in, in the remembrance of studying abroad just 24 hours ago where the russian have said that the do not welcome the. the thanks to ukraine president put in diluted to what happened 80 years ago and thing that net, once again, it is german tank headed to words the russian border with crosses on them. and russia is going to make use of its full capability, and it is going to respond to it. he did full charge of seeing that is going to be done headed towards its voters with european countries. but it did say that this is going to be something that history also has a lesson for all of the people who are helping ukraine, obviously pointing towards the 2nd world war. and this is something that we've heard from the russian government since the beginning of the war of painting it

with the picture of how not the germany was the war against russia. russia has insisted that it is war. went to war with your brain because of the presence of what it calls, not seed. and that is why it continues to be there to make sure that it's void is, are protected from what it calls. it's good. this is something that russia is going to be continuing on as we enter the the stages of the 1st anniversary of the war. european union has agreed on price caps for russian oil products, the capital, those products, the trade about the price of crude oil such as diesel has been set at a $100.00 per barrel products, cheaper than crude will be kept at $45.00. the price limits which come into effect from sunday, seek to and russia's ability to fund its war in ukraine. the head of the roman catholic church has appealed to south sedans, latest and years of bloodshed in the world's youngest country. but francis, who's on a historic visit with the leaders of the anglican church in the church of scotland,

arch prison salva, here and his victor rivalry at masha to turn their backs on violence and corruption to visit my the church. this was composed back in 2019, within 400000 people have died in the civil war that started 2 years after south sedans gained independence in 2011. however, matessa has mona and tuba in a 1st since the birth of this nation, the head of the catholic church, pope francis vince out said on together with the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, leader, the anglican communion, and ian greenfield. the moderator of the scottish church. the religious leaders are on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country way. fighting continues to kill and displace large numbers of civilians. oh, you are cool to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of self su down. they need fathers,

not overlords. they need steady steps towards development, not constant collapses. salsa dance leader self care, promised to resume talks with ob groups who did not sign the 2018 piece deal. in one of the early fargo boy thrown to restore a visit to our guns room an hour do collaboration of 2023. as the year of this area go on to liaison. i am was usually our non to their lives doing all day so spent on all their own. these dogs would do all our groups a day before this visit. several people were killed in central, equatorial state in violence between kettle, herders and a local militia, felts it on as the predominantly christian nation in the past, the church has played a huge role in resolving differences between different ethnic groups and political

parties. some people here hope his high profile visit encourages they politicians to work towards peace. now, boy, to leave the church has been urging south sydney's politicians not to return to war in 2019 hope frances now to kiss the feet of felton's previously warring leaders during a meeting at the vatican, some west buck the jetty. ca worry about so much in the process that the letter dated bene, so source with them. and then on that, not the chair to demand is to, to focus on are seeing a doctor. people leave that to be sought to don, broke away from saddam to become independent and 2011 after decades of conflict. but long lasting piece remains elusive. people frustrated by how long it's taking to implement the piece agreement. have huge expectations with so many crises happening elsewhere, they hope is high profile visit, reminds the world of the needs of self said on how to matessa. i'll just her job

still to come this half hour. a political fallout from a share price, white, hiv indian government distances itself and stroking a donnie corporation. unlocking up el salvador is gang problem, the mega prison that can house 40000 inmates. ah hello it spit a tale of 2 seasons or parts of eastern australia. recently we've had some, some heat and humidity just around that southeast corner of queensland, north eastern parts of new south wells as well. but we've had some wintry weather into the southeast over the australian outs could see of this area of low pressure, which is draws some very cold air in, across victoria, towards the far south of new south wales. that'll all make its way further. he

spits over the next couple of days, and yes, you guessed this, making his way to was new zealand. so some cooler west or whether they're on sas, stay for victoria southeast in parts of new south wales and showers still in the forecast. right across that east side of queensland top end as well. seeing some where to where the battle makes its way a little further research as we go on through sunday. really heavy rain coming to that western side of the south island of new zealand could see maybe 200, possibly as much as 300 millimeters of rain over the ranges here. it will tend to fizzle, but it will make its way further. north was not affected. parts of northern parts of museum could see further rain that make a went to the next week with nothing like as wet as he has been recently. meanwhile, for japan, still a few snow flurries in the forecastle western areas of honju. but clearing away the sunday aah! on carl, jim, because to europe's population is aging,

pension schemes be reformed. egypt and pakistan's economic crises a deeper they will. i m. f. loans for to their problems, and we explore the implications of tumbling volume of india, donnie emp, challenging the calls on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. oh, wow. ah, a reminder of our top stories here on algae see. the united states has taken immediate diplomatic action over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon above us soil, which it says is a clear violation of its sovereignty. us secretary of state counseling,

a bond visit to beijing. china says it's the civilian balloon not being used to persevere. ukrainian president brought him, his zalinski is urged western allies to supplying his militia long range missiles. he's hosting a summit of european union leaders in chief, where they've also discuss ukraine's membership occupation to patrol the head of the roman catholic church is appealed, says he downs me just to and use a bloodshed. hope francis is on a historic visit. the leaders of the anglican church of the church of scotland to set to death 1st visit of its kind since independence palestinian man shots in the occupied westbank on friday has died of his injuries. abdulla callaway was short at who are a checkpoint, that size of nablus. the palestinian red crescent says he was injured by is wally gum far. trade media said he tried to grab a soldier's gun. his winning forces have killed 36 palestinians in the occupied west bank since the beginning of 2023. and each of them were children. there were

more than $800.00 attacks by israeli settlers on palestinians in the occupied west bank last year. rates group say growing sense of impunity is feeling an increase in violence with attackers, knowing no action will be taken against them. as bernard smith reports from the occupied west bank, many vixen se, there's no point and even filing fisher fords. the ambulance crew were lucky to escape without serious injury when settlers threw rocks at their vehicle last week . they were called out at re palestinians who been injured when settlers attacked a village in the occupied west bank. and i'm at all fashion eligible. so i didn't think we would make it out of there alive. and we were driving between cars that were on fire and i would never have expected that they would attack an ambulance. there were an average of 17 settler attacks a week on palestinians in 2022, a 170 percent increase in 5 years. according to the un, was that with israel's new governing coalition, including foreign ministers,

elected by settlers, many palestinians fear the violence will get worse. the u. s. government says it opposes settlement expansion and the legalization of outposts. but these railey government is promising to do just that. those new grey and white apartments over there are a legal settlements right here in the heart of the west bank. and last year, just 3 percent of police cases involving settle of violence resulted in a conviction. farrah salamis from an israeli group that monitors settler attacks. he says they now have no fear and come right into the villages out bucket and noisy bill or so. the norman shot him off there, emboldened because his railey law enforcement gives them impunity and the power to carry on escalate when there is no accountability. the attacks increase and so does the violence to day because they are in a position of power when the government, they feel more immune settlement started appearing, not long after israel occupied the west bank in the 1967 arab israeli war,

there are now around $290.00 of them all illegal on the international law. the settlements in blue on this map, a gradually expanding and will eventually joined together a tactic, palestinian official hassan di glass says was used when israel was found it home with them pop grammar, who don't. buffy out at hayley philosophy. they want to implement a plan to transfer palestinians from areas close to settlements. a st. similar to that and 1948 when zionist gangs committed massacres and, and still fear to drive palestinians out of their homes. today we have another attention, you gangs, new names, price tag, hill, top youth, you name it, it comes to magazine. no settlers have been charged in connection with the attack on the ambulance on saturday. israel police say they'll investigate the incident, but have yet to make any arrests. bernard smith out or 0 ramallah, for the 1st time since the november p. still, if you open prime minister abbey acquired, had sat down with the degree in the desk. i be joined by government colleagues,

met the take ryans to discuss what actions had been carried out in incrementing the peace agreement so far. and what the next steps are at this deal between abby's government and the takeaway people's liberation fund holds the 2 year conflict in northern ethiopia. thousands of people were killed and millions displaced in the us . government is denied links to the dani group as the stock exchange imposes restrictions on the trading of shares in all companies owned by tyquan, gotten a donnie more than a $100000000000.00, was wiped off the value of his conglomerate after allegations of fraud. this is how it happened. on january 24th hindenburg, a new york based financial research firm accused a donnie. of course, the biggest fraud in corporate history, in a report detailing decades of financial malpractice accompany denied the allegations accusing hindenberg of quote, a calculated attack on india bots. its stock price dropped sharply. company was about to conduct an appeal which is

a major offering of new shares. the sale went ahead despite the scandal and was fully subscribed by july by january the 31st. now on wednesday, india security regulator launched an investigation of the central bank started assessing how exposed the national banking system was late that day. the f. p a will. the fuel was cold off, and money was then returned to investors up the financial meltdown continues happening. miss ow reports now from new delhi, adonis financial crisis is threatening to become a political one. friday session of parliament was adjourned within 10 minutes as opposition parties continued to raise the issue. the governing bgp is distancing itself from the attorney. controversy for the government has nothing to do with it . there is no connection. the opposition is accusing the bgp of favoring a danny, for lucrative infrastructure contracts. they said the companies founder gotten mcdonny is close friends with prime minister nearing through the. as you know,

the government is resisting, they don't want these issues to be discussed. they didn't want china to be discussed in the last session. they don't want unemployment and a price to be discussed, any issue that the government thinks will embarrass. and then i want to discuss economists say political pressure may force the government to get involved if the opposite reason that issue seriously in the on the street. then i think it's a strange mr. monday. if they don't do that, then mr. moody could escape and they would walk out a strategy of how to deliver inquiries. how to diag honda, if there for some time and this is not, there's nothing opposition. parties are demanding a judicial inquiry and a debate in parliament. opposition for to say the concerned about the impact on public money. a government run insurance company has invested billions of dollars in advance companies and india as largest public bank has given the group a do and a half $1000000000.00 loan. the government says the exposure is too low to cost

concerns. the national stock exchange has limited trading activity for summer. donnie companies in the us. the dow is removing one of bonnie group members from some of its indices opposition. party said they will continue to demand answers and planning a nationwide protest next week. bathroom at that, al jazeera new delhi and some surprising good news for the u. s. economy, there's been a surge and new jobs despite the living risk of a recession. u. s. labor department says employers, hard more than half a 1000000 people last month, causing unemployment to fall to his lowest rates since 1969. that is, despite the federal reserve raising interest rates in an effort to curve inflation, resident widened welcome the new sing issue. the strength of the u. s. economy. we have created more jobs in 2 years, in any presidential term that he taught. and 2 years as the strongest 2 years of job growth and history, by a long shot. as my dad used to say, jobs about

a lot more than approach it. despite dignity and 12000000 more americans get up every morning knowing they can provide food or famish, with the dignity insurance of so forth that had mission had to jo, castro has more now from washington dc. this is more than double what wall street had been expecting. $517000.00 new jobs created just last month alone. and as well as this falling unemployment rate. now it's at 3.4 percent, which is indeed a 50 year low for the united states. and this comes also as sort of a conundrum, because we've seen the headlines from last month of some, $10000.00 layoffs going the other direction with especially the tech sectors of companies like meta amazon, microsoft, all announcing massive layoffs. so how does that all make sense? well, economists have said that perhaps it's because these are laid off. tack sector workers are so quickly finding new jobs that they're not unemployed for long,

or they're choosing not to look for new jobs as of now. and that theory seems to have been supported by these new numbers out today, given that we're now looking at close to, to job openings for each person searching for a job currently in the united states. el salvador is present. ne of the kelly has defended a newly unveiled make a prison built to house thousands of alleged gang members, the so called terrorism containment center has been built outside to coca southeast of the capital san salvador. kelly said that the prison is a fundamental element in winning the war against gangs. and fisher has the story. it's the biggest prison in the americas, and will be home to $40000.00 inmates, including some of the most violent people on the continent present. now you berkeley was given a special tour of the jail at tech, colorado built in just 7 manada. he was shown the 7 security rings from the watch towers and electric fences for the solid steel isolation sale does normally like

what the market wrapper show. it's important to remember that the people that will be held here, the terrorists who will be here are the highest ranking members of the gangs, the historic leaders. el salvador has a gang problem. in march last year, the government declared the state of emergency to fight it previous efforts to break the gangs and el salvador overcrowded jails, haven't one. even with 24 hour locked don's stripping and humiliating inmates even putting rival gangs into overcrowded cells together. they were still able to run their operations on the outside and smuggle in phones, computers, guns, even prostitutes. then last year, police an army arrested more than $62000.00 suspect, the gang members, and those that what with the of the cracked don't his lead human rights organizations to complain. innocent people are being scooped up. civil rights are being ignored. but ordinary people tired of gang violence, see they're happy with the changes. it's bringing the better what i like them

because at least now with he'll fell before we always thought something could happen to last. before we trusted no one way. now we shall say, shall meandra with 60000 people already in jail. el salvador has 2 percent of its adult population behind bars, the highest incarceration rate in the world. the present will start accepting new inmates in the coming days. they will be guarded by around $600.00 troops and $250.00 police officers. it will say the authorities be impossible to escape. alan fisher. i'll just either. hong kong is fully re opening its border with mainland china for monday. it's dropping visitor, cool to improve travel cove. at 19 test, it will also allow unvaccinated travelers to insert for 3 years the city had maintained some of the strictest rules for visitors to high by young. a full opening of the border means firstly, there will be no limit on the number of people at all border crossings, so you no need to make prior reservations and you can travel freely as you want.

healing his army in 2023. hong kong will be more prosperous and exciting, with a more vibrant market any more joyful society would infer until spanish foreign fashion designer parker reuben, known as the on font to read the of sixty's fashion because of his radical designs has died at the age of 88 romano, whose real name was francesco rub ne dirk where val was brought up in france after his family fred, the spanish civil war, and he founded his paris fashion house in 1966. he was when i am for his space age metallic designs, while also launching a highly successful range of perfumes. after a 3 decade career, the fame decade career, the famously eccentric man step back in 1999. ah . reminds him out of our top story, some al jazeera.