women make science robo gals, episode full on al jazeera, smiling through the cold. samara and her colleagues at the school for pupils with special needs, wants to pay royce that meets the rising cost of living and keeps people in the profession. will these teachers are making sure bad to mom? i don't. what is clearly a sizable demonstration. i remember a wave of industrial action taking in various parts of the economy. calling on the government prepay arises, that meets inflation. if there's no movement of pay, we're likely to be seeing more protests look just from people like tomorrow, but work is in other key professions who enjoy brought support from the public. ah. the international criminal court issues an arrest warrant for vladimir putin for alleged war crimes and ukraine. the criminal says it's outrageous and legally voice

ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera die from dell is coming up, stalks fall on the wall street has concerns persist about banks 1st republic shares at down maybe 33 percent. despite getting a rescue package, the turkish president says he will back finland's bid to join nato, but sweden's membership is still uncertain. and guy, a national team football, a christian up suit is remembered at a state funeral. ah, welcome to the program. international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin, along with russia's commission if a children's rights. maria le bober biloba sh futon is charged with taking hundreds

of children from orphanages and children's homes across ukraine. many have already been adopted in russia. the i c c says this is the 1st step in ongoing investigations into the war in ukraine, but russia doesn't recognize the court kremlin spokesman dmitri prescott said the decision was null and void while ukraine has not signed up either. it accepts the i, c. c has jurisdiction for crimes committed in its territory since 2014. what president putin's unlikely to appear in court any time soon. but the one means he could be arrested if he travels to one of the $123.00. i. c. c. member states are dramatic editor james bass has more from the united nations. as soon as the way she vladimir putin, president of russia, a superpower leader, and now a wanted man for the alleged war. crabs of deputation of children from ukrainian occupied territories entered the russia physician. the president of the international criminal court announcing that arrest warrants had been issued for 2

russian officials. one of them, mister putin, human rights activists were quick to welcome the news. this is an amazing day for the many victims of rushes war crimes against ukrainians since 2014 because this war has been going on. since then, almost a decade. vladimir putin is now officially a wanted man. but at the same time, the arrest warrant for president putin almost certainly complicates the possibility of any diplomacy to end the war. the un in particular is in a difficult position. will the secretary general still talk or. ready meet with president putin. i don't want to answer her. her pathetic will. oh questions because it's, as you know, issues of travel involve, involve others are we will continue. as a general rule, the secretary general will speak to whomever he needs to speak in order to deal or

with issues or in front of him or in the security council. the russian ambassador made a blistering attack on the court moose at the marionette group. the i, c, c, is a puppet in the hands of the collective west, which is always willing to carry out pseudo jurisdiction based on their orders. a $123.00 countries, a signature is to the rome statute. the governs the i, c. c. they're now obliged to arrest the russian leader and send him to the hague. slightly president putin's travel will now be seriously curtailed. of course, an arrest or a trial isn't going to happen anytime soon, but it's clear the international criminal court is sending a message, not just the president putin but to the officials and military officers who work for him. that one day they could face consequences for their actions. james bay's al jazeera of the united nations were jeffrey nice lead the icpc prosecution of slow but i'm the loss of its former president of serbia. he thinks the charges are

important for the wider implications. by satisfying the judges to ref, lungs is appropriate. this man, putin is not properly to be careful characterized as a criminal and the war that he has launched can property now be characterized as itself criminal. the course has found that there is evidence to show both of those things. and they're very important. not just because of putin because of what's called accountability. because for example, those who are sitting to relieve russia of its power of veto in the security council by having a suspended number of people doing that, starting with ukrainian part of been, terrans will not have reinforcement in their argument. so this country should not have the veto in the security council were to lose the veto by one means or another . then it would be open to united nations to have push in,

tried for aggression. she can't be tried for at the moment because he would veto any suggestion that he should be tried for you as president joe biden says, the issue of a warrant is justified ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has welcome the i. c. c announcement you stories. this is a historic decision that will lead to historic responsibility the head of a terrorist state, and another russian official have officially become suspects of war, crime in the people taishan of ukrainian children, the illegal transfer of thousands of our children to the territory of a terrorist state in the criminal proceedings being investigated by our lord enforcement officers. more than 16000 cases of force people taishan of ukrainian children by the occupier of already been recorded. but the real full number of people tease may be much higher. last, john is president, she should ping will travel to russia next week. the official trip comes as china office to broke apiece in ukraine. it's

a 1st time the chinese president will travel to russia since the start of the war. but you know, you has more from beijing, according to china's foreign ministry, she's trip is all about promoting peace between crane and russia. china farm mystery says that reading stands during the conflict has been consistent. that all at once is a true slide to sit down and talk and it released the keys to this effect last month, outlining the dialogue savings to criticize the u. s. and other western countries employees and it says you need to sanctions and feelings. a crisis one to support to ukraine. now that's what kind of our ministry says, but there are really 2 other goals here that very, very much staging interest. the 1st is, this trip is going to be a major show of public support for moscow at a time when its continuing its invasion of crane. and this is what fading intended intends to show that this is advancing a multi polar world,

as opposed to one that just run by the u. s. and other western countries. they also want to deepen its economic ties with russia, receive trade sold between the 2 countries. since the invasion in 2022, it went up by 29 percent to $190000000000.00 us dollars. and much of that is the buying of cheap oil and gas from russia for aging. something that agent very much need and aging is also going to promote itself as a global lead and immediate. she didn't think it's very much capitalizing on the recent success of one of aging, aging top people not brokering a piece deal between saudi arabia and iran. and yes, markets wrapped up the week closing under a sea of red, pushed down by banking stocks on friday. shares and 1st republic bank closed down nearly 33 percent. that's despite an injection of cash. with $30000000000.00. european stocks also ended the wheat down president job by now wants congress to

impose tough a punishment on bank executives. he tries to reassure the public, calling the collapse of silicon valley bank, and the parent company of s. b. b has fall, the bankruptcy protection with much of the tech focus company already under the control of regulators. comes a week after a surgery, withdrawals triggered the worst bank collapse since the 2008 financial crisis cable is under as more from the new york stock exchange. it was another tough day on wall street. as all of the major indices were in the red and down throughout the entire day, any of the gains that were made on thursday were wiped out on friday. but the market is also giving very mixed signals as we enter this next phase of the u. s. banking crisis, in some ways we're seeing the markets very much down. but for the week the market has been quite resilient. for example, the s and p down 1.2 percent on friday, but for the week up over one percent. the nasdaq down

a little under one percent on friday, but for the week up 4 percent. and we saw the same with the dow jones industrial average down 1.4 percent on friday, up a little over 0.4 percent for the week. so we're really getting a lot of these mix signals and are getting a sense of you really don't know how the market should be reacting to this banking crisis. it's clear that this is top of mind here on wall street now, but it's really a sense of will this crisis be contained to the regional banks as what we've seen for the last week or so? or will it spread beyond that to larger banks, which could cause a much bigger banking crisis and what we're seeing now, and of course, spread even further internationally. according to one trader, it's almost like the market doesn't know how to react right now. they're kind of like a deer stuck in the headlights,

as the old saying goes just sort of frozen. and that's all we saw while with the markets on friday. there wasn't a lot of selling, wasn't a lot of buying. it was just sort of frozen in time, so to speak. now 1st republic bank, one of the banks sits at the center of all this down 32 percent. it's lost about 70 percent of its value for the week. and that's after $30000000000.00 aid package was promised to the bank trying to stabilize the markets. now, what are we looking to in the future? the next big thing will be next week, next, tuesday and wednesday, when the federal reserve makes a decision on if they are going to have interest rate again or not. traders will be watching that very closely because whatever that decision is, could then have a knock off effect for wider implications throughout the market. and through the goal, we commie took as president reggie typo and says he will now support finland's bid

to join nato. the announcement came up to his meeting with finished president, solving a nice job in ankara. odo, and said the turkish parliament will begin ratifying l think he's bid. the swedish one to says anchors decision to only ratify finland's bid is regrettable. turkey had previously blocked finland and sweden's bids citing security concerns or thirty's decision to approve finland. but keep sweden waiting for his months of tension with the swedes out as he was poor rece reports from stockholm on how the problems came about. and what being kept out of nature might mean for sweden and their lives. stock home was were on their way home for the weekend when the latest blow to their country's hopes of join nato was announced. turkey would let finland in, but not yet sweden. the main reason take he has claimed that the government in stockholm is harboring what anchor calls terrorist groups, particularly the kurdistan workers party, the p k k. nowadays kick kicker hell has a black market here through the nada and took it on it and took

a real sweden take it seriously. gender is a kurdish journalist. he came to sweden in 2005. he watched in january his tension between turkey and sweden reached their height when curtis protested in stock home hung an effigy of turkish president, russia. type err to one in response to his demand that sweden extradite a list of people. he said willing to the p. k, k, some codes fear the having been given refuge. it could now be sent back george porter, say about nato, and sweden and turkey was a blank boy, p k, k support as we are 2 different group. of course, here in sweden as a court, i have a good night beer. sweden respecting me by langridge rivers, he what was 3 than do as a quarter of server, i want to see the swedish government to take some serious action. the situation wasn't helped when danish right wing politician ross was paula dunn was allowed to burn a cron outside the turkish embassy. but whatever happens now,

it wasn't meant to be like this for sweden who've been stepping up their military in preparation for joining nato. it followed decades of neutrality which had become part of their identity. the common defense planning that we've been doing with finland since 2014 will become much more difficult. it is right now that her ideas of nato's new forward defense is going to be figured out. and in that work, it would be a very big benefit for nato. if they knew if they could include both swedish territory, but also sweetness military capabilities are particularly precious. tonight would have been sweetest technology, with his grief and jets, bolstering the lines his elbow and capabilities over the baltic. such an addition to the armory in opposition to russia is now up in the last year sweden's entry into the lines alongside finland seemed over to short as nato countries rushed to welcome them in but with her care and also hungry. still having doubts sweet,

and may have to wait until the upcoming turkish elections and the very least poorest. i'll just era stop. marcel to come here now does air including children left without families or home as we report from a makeshift camp for those displaced by the cycle in malawi. and we look at the alarming trend of what's been called economic abuse in the u. k. we've struggled with the high cost of it or not today. ah, it's trillions of the world's biggest gambler, losing tens of billions of dollars a year. one on 18th, investigate with fred gambling, addiction, one out of the year. who's breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to find and reporting? what did you do? what did you investigate? why didn't you off the fact that there are many during that,

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ah, welcome by the big ramada of stories here on the international criminal court at the hague, as issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin. the i c. c said it's in connection with allegations of war crimes and ukraine. cremins full, the move, outrageous and unacceptable. this been our 1st hello for global banking stalks on friday, despite support shown by big us lenders for smaller one from 1st republic bank. yes, president joe biden school for congress to impose tough a punishment on bank. a turkish president worship type vote along as agreed to stop the process to ratify finland's nato membership. but he says he will continue. discussions with sweden about what anchor says is a lack of commitment to fight. right. police have confronted angry, protested for a 2nd day in paris. there were violent demonstrations outside parliament against

controversial pension reforms. on thursday, the government bypassed parliament to push through a plan to raise a retirement age from 62 to 64. natasha butler, as more from paris, with a number of french ministers have been trying to defend the pension reform. and the way 8 was forced through by decree by passing parliament. they said it was an action that was necessary because they say that this reform is essential if france is able to sustain aid pension system in the future. nevertheless, that is certainly not washing with many. m p. 's a lot of anger among some lawmakers. we know that lawmakers on the left and also the far right and also independence, alt abling, a motion of no confidence. i gates a government that will be voted on monday. meanwhile, trade unions are calling for more protests, a nationwide day of action on thursday and their ongoing demonstrations in

paris. some people have tried to block the main ring road, ga it's collectors, also oil refinery workers, all continuing with their protests. a lot of anger over this reform, a lot of anger is the way in which it's been pushed through parliament. a lot of frustration and anger. i present it. manual micro seen as being out of touch with ordinary people. authorities in malawi are still coming to grips with a scale of destruction from cycling freddie. at least 400 people have died in the region, and tens of thousands have been displaced by flooding. survivors are struggling with food shortages and aids. been slow to reach many areas blocked by landslides. 3, the miller has more from blancho. more than 88000 people have been left homeless and left in malawi alone. due to the impact of cyclone freddie, there were land slides landing as well as heavy winds. and the people here lost everything including their homes. many of the 4000 here are children. and some were

brought in by community members because these children had lost both parents all their entire families. there are children here without homes to go to. now the volunteers here are concerned about their resources. they don't have enough, for example, we don't even us, for example enough women does enough b b machines. so that again to made was saying that i as the busy thought, i see the patients as a thing that people that i hear people yeah. have been left with nothing and they're relying on the community around them for donations to keep them going. we organize which is kind of run over our i live by. wow. use do things, clothes, bergen, shoes, whatever they have. they brought those things to my house. that's when we have come to distribute our child. we're just in their price. no organization number thing. it's our, my, we're going to do today. we're went to buy,

so i went to buy everything for these people. while help is trickling in, they are only 18 classrooms at this primary school and they're completely full. they're running out of space. and so they're starting to pitch tents wherever they can to accommodate the people who continue coming in to this temporary camp. looking for refuge from me to mila al jazeera plant, i am allowing. former pakistani prime minister, imran con, appeared in court on friday, where a warrant for his arrest was canceled. his car was surrounded by supporters when he arrived at the court in the hall that been warrants out against him on multiple corruption charges, cancels or facing terrorism charges stemming from confrontations in his supporters and the police early this week. he denies the charges, says the governments ran to stop him from contesting elections. thousands of farmers in india have stopped their march too, ma'am bye. after a meeting between their leaders and government officials,

farmers were protesting against a huge drop in onion prices and demanding compensation for their losses and crops. the 200 kilometer march began in the city of nastic, but it's not clear, it will continue. now a steep increase in the cost of living in the united kingdom has led to a rise in cases of what's being called economic abuse charity say this is being experienced by as many as 8500000 adults. it happens when a person's ability to acquire and maintain financial resources is taken away by some one else may coercive or controlling way out. there was ne baka reports rachel, not her real name, was physically and mentally abused by a husband with control over her finances. part of a pattern of threatening behavior. her words have been spoken by an alger 0 producer. despite me earning more than twice his monthly salary, my former partner refused to put my name on a utility bill,

which prevented me from acquiring my own bank account. as a result, my wages were deposited into his account for which he did not provide me with the passwords. i would later discover that he spent the majority of my earnings without my knowledge or consent. racial was in the u. k. on a spousal. these are at the time and unable to seek government financial support, she fear destitution if she left her abusive partner. like rachel, economic abuse occurs when someone's ability to access their income. sabotaged by can include directly taking a person's pay or controlling their working hours or denying them access to things like a car or a mobile phone. many survivors talk of running up huge debt through loans or credit cards. often without their knowledge, we see online banking being mrs. regularly online financial accounts and i shopping accounts and not just used her to monitor spending that also location tracking, aperture is able to manipulate and co ass of either into handing over passwords or

pin numbers. and to those accounts, financial uncertainty during the pandemic. and now a sharp increase of the cost of living have seen the number of reported cases of economic abuse saw, according to research by the charity refuge, 16 percent of adults in the u. k. that's 8700000 people say they've experienced economic abuse with as many as 39 percent saying they've experienced controlling behavior over their finances. suggesting some degree of abuse. the vast majority of women for 1600000. the abuse started during the cove at 19 pandemic following economic abuse one and 5 survivors. a laugh would debts of thousands of dollars, they feel unable to repay. this represents $17000000000.00 of u. k. debt, directly due to economic abuse. ah, it's prompted several of the countries leading banks such as

h s. b c to launch campaigns, helping victims to take back control. while the british governments issuing frontline staff, including debt collectors and police, with new training to identify and respond to economic abuse support. rachel struggled to find when she needed it most need barker, al, jazeera london, now spain as officially entered a long term drought after 36 months of below average rainfall. officials of asked farmers factories and individuals to cut water use countries, whether agency it says climate change is a driving factor and warns while farseason could be worse than usual. some reservoirs of run so low that old buildings are be surfaced for the 1st time. when i got new blue monthly go event them in the climate change is clearly arrived. and unfortunately it is here to stay. we already have a lot of evidence that in spain we're suffering from the effects of global warming . and we're one of the most affected regions because heat waves are increasing more frequently than in other regions. spain is

a country that is always halfway between temperate climates, but now we're undergoing a change towards more air dryer climates, where the availability of water is lower. the world health organization says by the end of the year, the cobra 19 pandemic could be treated in the same way as seasonal influenza. elijah, as director says, the virus is likely to continue threatening people's health and will still cause deaths. but it will not create serious disruption to society. any 7000000 people have died from the virus. more than 750000000 have been infected globally. garner has held a state funeral for its former national teen footballer christian at so he died in last month's earthquake and turkey as nicholas hark reports, the president and thousands of mourners paid their last specks in the capital across. ah, ganna is morning one of its sons outside the state house in the capitol. across the coffin, the late football star christian achieve hundreds gathered family members,

former players, managers, and a legion of fans, including orphans that actually helped all here. to play tribute to the former new castle winger who died in last month's earthquake in turkey. he has done so much, right. so and we heard many earthquakes. we prayed for him, but then we heard the bad news that he had died while he played for turkey is heartiest. poor aunt shoe spent most of his career in the english premier league playing for chelsea, new castle and everton. he also made $65.00 appearances for gone as national t helping the black stars reached the final of the 2015 africa cup of nations in equitorial guinea. he was awarded goal and player of the tournament. yes, it is

a very sad day to us we. it's no even the football as per se, or sports per se. busy everybody in gun a sod today, you know, such a thailand, he's going to l e t. my opinion. in gannons tradition, funerals or a send off to the other world in a moment of both grief and celebration, actu used his talent to spread joy to millions of people and gone on beyond. for many, this isn't just a fuel, it's alaska bomb to a football star. nicholas hawk al jazeera. all right, let's have from me down jordan, for now. the news continues here now to sierra off the inside story, straight to the consortium. ah ah.

another wet day for japan, significant rain as well with a cold enough for wet snow on most of the mountains in hong shoes or expect some flooding here and the tail end of it. rains gathering again for southern china, south of the young sea. that's not supposed to be bone, drive this on the air, but some of this rain could be a bit heavier than you might expect. and those are that where the sun is out, these temperature typically fall degrees above average. now spreads right up forced mongolia and southern sa barrett. it's cool down. you'll notice dried up in japan for rather quater sunday, south and all this. we still gotten to the 6 weeks of the rainy season and that's concentrated rain. nothing can borneo possibly the central and southern philippines, the less so in java and sumatra, but there will be areas of flooding still. but this is role. this should not know i was this time the year pre monsoon. he should be the dominant story, has been halting by roster and up into was, well, some part of pakistan you wouldn't think. so i would you the last percent you both

india, pakistan and bangladesh. you guys would be experiencing significant rain in the fall. thunderstorms has been hail, for example, in sin province in pakistan. now it's not unusual to see some showers, but they've been particularly bad. rough say india's rain is looking not heavier than it should be. the scarcity has become a major global issue. the demand is going right up and the supply is going straight down, turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit. just because it's life doesn't mean it cannot be priced. what about the guy that can afford it? and that guy told me to water out there examining the social, financial, and environmental impact of a lot of privatization loads of water on al jazeera. the us secretary of state has been visiting the promising to the.