lou, what we do at al serra is site to balance his story and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity, and humanity. the reversal of abortion rights in the united states as emboldened a fierce campaign against progressive liberal values in europe, threatening individual freedoms, considered by many to be the backbone of malden democratic systems. people in power investigates, a global coalition of evangelical christians far right. politicians and russian, oligarchs in defense of so called christian orthodoxies. europe's new moral crusade honors jazeera oh ah, walker found former prime minister wrong con,

shows up at court in islamic bond, but clashes between his supporters and the police stop him entering this as police stormed his home in law, all breaking down the gate and arresting a number of people. ah, no, i'm mary. i'm to mozy in london watching out his arrows to coming up on the program . a deal along the safe exports of ukrainian grain through the black sea is extended for at least 60 days. for me as president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday and urges his supposes to protest ah, the 11th weekend in a row is rainy's rowdy across the country against the government's judicial reforms . ah,

a cotton focused on as cancelled enron cons arrest warrant off to travel from his home and le hall to islamic bond for a hearing violence. iraq to the capital between the former prime minister supporters in the police who stopped him from actually getting into the court and thousands of extra offices had been deployed. con, faces a raft of corruption charges, which he says are an attempt to sideline him politically. and stop him running in the elections. so off the car left for his mom about police entered his home in the city of law for breaking down the front gate. a reference number of his supporters and 5 gas to disperse them. authority say they were covered petrol, bombs and weapons from his residence. come all hi de has more now from islamic. and he was supposed to go inside the court, appear in person. that did not happen because they were such a large crowd of it,

bordered, already emotionally charged because they were getting report what was transpiring back into the whole damn wrong residence ridgewood being rated by the police, the judge dent, or the police. so fisher and the court fishers get em. ron condra attendant, richard signed. dad was a procedure thing. he had to appear in court in person, although they were watering for him. and the police project earlier tried to address them so they weren't able to go into the guard, but the necessary paperwork was done outside just the gate of preparation that your dish to complete. after which ron han left back for the whole pg mirrors of political analysts, tv, and co informa cricketer and pakistan who played alongside him wrong. com. he says that the party of him on con,

is even more popular now when it ever was. there'll be a lot of questions here. they'll be lot of answers, but this is a normal trend in pakistan. the government out of favor is always victimized. i mean we have seen of us should have been victimized. we've seen jennifer shudder. we've seen everybody. and everyone is basically is just a, you know, an s o p political s o p. so if this continues, but to rod has shown a lot of popularity, people have come out out of their own free will. they haven't been paid. as we've seen in the past, people have been paid to come out, you know, and, you know, joined these rallies. none of them have been paid, so they come out law for the leader in a straight and their leader. and that's, that's our test. ah, now the deal allowing ukraine to say fix full grain has been extended on the day

was due to expire, while ukrainian minister says it's been extended by another $120.00 days rusher is saying it's only agreed to 60 days. deal was broken with the help of the turkish government, and it gives you cranium ships safe passage pass the russian navy and the black sea, stephanie decker ports from it, give it sky ukraine feeds the world. the words of this farms owner, victor share a matter, gives us a tour on a cold march morning on the outskirts of keys, corn, wheat, barley, and where you crane holds pole position globally, sunflower seeds, which i know the low. what the grain d gave us hope because our internal price is dropped almost $3.00 full during the war, but also was sign prices rose in and of course not like before the war, but they increased. this gave us hope that we can work our harvest in the future. despite this deceivingly peaceful moment. this is

a country at war. and what happens in these fields has global implications. ukraine is one of the world's largest produces of sunflower oil and also wheat and grain. what gets produced here an exported has a direct effect on food prices around the world. is one of the main reasons why this deal was brokered, the global need to bring down soaring food prices, the result of because of the war. russia controls access in and out of the black sea, which ukraine needs to ship. it's produced to the rest of the world. farmers of also complained of russia delaying checks on vessels transporting produce, which costs more money horribly. currently, the western border with holland he's working, but we cannot fully sell the grain though we have by road where we need to see the journey out. has the gun. russia holds great leverage in just how far they will reach. such trainees seeds and grains with major geopolitical implications.

stephanie decker or 0, yet kavitsky on the outskirts of keith. meanwhile, the russian mercenary wagner group says, is trying to recruit 30000 new members by the middle of may. wagner group has sustained heavy losses at the forefront, advising for the coin. he says you've backwards. it's been recruiting prisoners and exchange for their freedom if they can survive 6 months of fighting. military analysts have accused the group of using soldiers as cannon fodder. it's lady of guinea progression says that they are hiring between 50800 people a day of 42 recruitment centers across russia. you will, in other developments, their present dim of putin as travel to crimea, to mark the 9th anniversary of the peninsulas annexation from ukraine, who's entered a new art school and a children's center. roches, 2014 annexation of crimea, drew widespread criticism from around the world. moscow described the move as an act of self determination. crimea is the home of russia's main black sea naval base

. or christina passion is director of the documentary a struggle for home. the crimean tatas, she explains the history of the indigenous people of crimea, a, what the annexation meant for them. there are amalgam a very many different ethnic groups from ancient history in the peninsula. and as you said, they had been the ping pong ball. when happened, a great antics their country, their state, the cranium connie, in 1783, the suffered population displacement for centuries, bigotry, their mosques have been vandalized their houses and have been destroyed. their culture has been decimated. and when the soviet union clubs in the 90s here they thought they're finally free. they're probably free of russia. they finally have their freedom. and then boom, 2014 happened and it's starting all over again. now, under russian occupation under put in the same things are happening, we have creamy and tuckers are being pushed out of peninsula, forced to flee the turkey or to other european countries. they've had their representative bodies, the matchless nicole tied their band from the peninsula. now their tv channels have

been banned from the peninsula. their cultural institutions are being estimated once again. and now we're talking about this mass mobilization that put in called for russian citizens, right. that has this portion of the targeted crimea and touch hers in the peninsula . so once again, we're seeing like these remnants of the genocidal policies. russia has perpetrated against them for centuries. crimea is one of the few places person can still visit our needs. national criminal court issued on arrest foreign friends for war crimes linked the illegal deportation of children from ukraine in our risks arrest if he sets foot in any of the cause 123 member states. they include south africa, most of the brick summit in august. it remained an icpc member. this my attempting to pull out after refuse to arrest. sudan, then president, tomorrow bashir in 2015 for the court. the brakes trade block concludes another icy signature. that's brazil, as well as china and india, who are not signatories the war and also put a long time prison ally victor o been in a tricky position if the russian president was to visit hungry or banners, blogs,

ear sanctions, and military and economic a to ukraine, since russia's invasion another, i cc member serbia, has resisted joining sanctions as well. but they have condemned roches invasion at the un rusher is back. so b as opposition to the independence of cost of saga. markov is a former advisor of light in prison and the director of the institute for political studies. he says that the i c c arrest was, closes the door for peaceful negotiations to end the war in ukraine. we understand very well that you will be in union, conscious or control as this international criminal court, as they are part. those are hybrid to against russia. european union cause any doors for any peaceful negotiation on you could anyone walk for us? it means that all the victory by fighting on the battlefield could be resolved, are awesome. knowing you could say its glass measures appear at the,

in the union through this. and then i'll talk, remember, getting the 50 cation, it means that additional, all charities are going, is ation. if you cannot sense, i agree to talk about this rational will be happy to give all their immediate is so quite cause a problem play. now for me as president, donald trump says he expects to be arrested next tuesday. he's calling on his supporters to protest and quote, take our nation back. trump made the remark on his truth. social media sites mentioning what he called a legal lease from the manhattan district attorney's office. trump is under investigation of alleged hush money paid to adult films, da, stormy daniels for the 2016 election us house b. kevin mccarthy is tweeted that he'll direct relevant committees to investigate where the federal funds have been used to interfere in elections by what he described as trumps. politically motivated prosecution, al mike, henry's falling this story for us in washington,

and he says that trump is now facing a number of cases. and that this latest statement might be part of a bigger plan. why does he choose this particular one to deny without any evidence whatsoever? well, many experts are indicating that he wants to get people out into the streets. he is going to campaign again for the presidency in the next election. this time pain has been stumbling at this particular point. it would appear that the intention of this is to get people out into the streets to protest. there's a parallel to the sum events of january, the 6th, when he called on people to protest outside the capital, which resulted in that particular insurrection, but also trump using the word the arrest. now that is just a clear indication that he is attempting to get his followers to rise up. he will not be arrested on these charges. immediately should any action be taken? he may at boast, be indicted. the very use of the word arrest is a clear indication that his attempting to stir up public public support. now tens

of 1000 of israelis have gathered in several towns and cities for their 11th week and in a row of protests against each judicial reform plans of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. hot right, covenant protested say that it would increase the power of politicians over the course and are a threat to democracy but to their forms. already moving through parliament says nancy, are his governments announced the reformers days after taken office in january, massive demonstrations and taking place on a regular basis across israel. never thought to be like to be, you know, when it got really bad. but i really don't want them the worst gone because it's so bad. i think people have control there and then it's really bad. like i said, i'm coming here already for 11 weeks every again. and i see the, the hate inside the people getting worse and worse,

winning an election is not is only part of democracy, is not the whole valley view. and you need to keep the rights of them. i know, and you need to take the law by refusing to notice that there is a low and even though you are elected according to the democratic election and then you'll break something you break as contract with the citizens will more part has been taking place across fronds against controversial pension reforms, which will raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00 situation turn via for 3rd successive night in paris, despite the massively increased elise presence and protests as being bound from the plaster. la concord outside the french parliament as anger that the bill was pushed through this week without a parliamentary vote. now people in malawi,

a continue to search for their loved ones buried on the mud. as the death toll from sight on friday rises to more than 430 tens of thousands of people have been forced from their homes by flooding. survivors, shorts of food and aid has been slow to arrive, as many areas are blocked by landslides. while food programs and his working to distribute partially pre cooked food, malory and mozambique were already facing major color outbreaks before the cycle and hit their fears. a disaster could was in the spread of water born disease. now at least 12 people have been killed. many of is trapped under the rubble after a strong earthquake off the coast of ecuador, the magnitude $6.00 trammel was centered around 50 kilometers south of the 2nd city . guy killed several buildings collapses. the beef was seen rushing out on to the streets often what was a shallow quake, but it was also felt in peru from it's northern florida with ecuador to the central pacific coast. with al jazeera live from london,

as most hills bring you on the program. haiti's prime minister says he wants to mobilize the military to help the police fight the country's power with gangs. and why? millions of dead fish washed up in a river in a remote part of you, south wales. ah hello. they will sat down under in australia and it's an improving picture after recent weeks of heavy rain across northern areas and a lot of heat building in the southeast while it is still there. but it launched dry picture for much of the country. we've so got some showers creeping around coastal areas of queens and intensifying here as we go into monday. but you can see that across most central areas, far more sunshine than cloudy conditions. now,

the heat has been building in the southeast. we've seen exceptionally high temperatures for the likes of sydney and cambra, but they do start to ease as we go sunday in some monday and instead it's going to be puff that sees the temperature topping nearly 30, some degrees celsius on monday. lots of fine and dry conditions, however, and that's reflected across the tasman in new zealand. we've had a very quiet saturday and now sunday, but look by the time we get in some monday, we've got that heavy rain picking up, creeping along the west coast. we are expecting it to reach up to oakland later in the new week and was moved to southeast asia. the rainy season continues here, much dryer and warm across indo china, but the heavy falls continue for borneo. southern areas of the philippines and western areas of indonesia that show ever ah,

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hearing on corruption charges in islamabad, violence interrupted in the capital and cons home in law between the former prime minister, supporters and the police. the deal allowing ukraine to safely export grain has been extended on the day it was due to expire. ukrainian minister says it's been extended by another $120.00 days. but russia says it's only agreed to 60 days and form you as president. donald trump says he expects to be arrested next tuesday . he is called on his supporters to protest and quote, take our nation back our talks in north macedonia between serbia and costs of of just wrapped up. after running into the night, serbian president alexander blue church says progress was made in his talks with the cost of prime minister. i'll been curtsey on an e. you plan to normalize relations, but no agreement was signed for richard had previously said that he wouldn't sign it off to facing public protests,

kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008. sir b as always, refused to recognize the split more than a 100000 people have been forced from their homes in eastern democratic republic of congo in the last year. the m 23 armed group has taken territory from government forces. m $23.00 is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring bewanda. although rwanda's government denies this m. $23.00 has not adhered to repeated calls from east african leaders for it to withdraw into som, including a regional plan last month for it to withdraw by monday, one before now from the eastern city of gunner josephine, one meaning and seed a breeder. those told us their husbands were killed when the n 23 armed group attacked their villages. many people in this camp on the outskirts of goma tell similar stories. josephine says she went back to her village last week and found

her husband dead among about 30 men who were killed with machetes and left barely buried in shallow graves. in the ovens and m, 23 killed him. as we were running away, they caught us and separated the men from the women. many men were taken by the m 23 in the bush. most of them were killed, and my husband was among them. democratic republic of congo, his army says its fighting rwandan soldiers under the guise of end 23 wonders widely understood to back the armed group where they were wandered, denies it. the army has failed. and 23. the bonds. these many people here. question why the government hasn't done more than 43 years ago, but at the time they had done so international military support. busy rwanda with sanction this time and east african regional force is meant to help the indian

soldiers of the latest to arrive. that is not clear if any of the countries contributing troops did not have the political will or the resources fight, am $23.00 or even were wanda. here in congress general constant. d ma is the 3rd commander to take over condos, military operation in less than a year, just as a regional deadline for m. 23 to withdraw is due to expire. your al position in the buyer was attacked earlier today. this is why we have to repeat that we still have multiple violations of the ceasefire. m. 23 blamed congos forces for breaking the seas fires and denies committing atrocities. in spite of mounting evidence, there were growing reports of mass killings and rapes from the hundreds of thousands of new arrivals in the camps. what city says her husband was trying to protect their herd of castle last month when m. 23 fighters tried to forcibly recruit him

and killed him when he refused. unable to say, did he say was yearning. she says we, i need help with suffering. and we can't go back to our farm on the line with another, and she recalled and that she's lost for malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo. we go to nigeria now and their vote counting is underway in the countries delayed state elections with reports of scattered violence and voter intimidation, africa most populous nation, is electing more than $900.00 state assembly lawmakers and 28 state governors. a tight race is expected in lagos, which is the home stay of the president elect bullet to nibble final results a jew. and by monday, amyris reports now from connor in northern nigeria. oh is voting comes to a close at this pooling station in coddle?

applying to scuttle the election is certain motion. the police quickly stepped in to restore order at another pulling center. an attempt to disrupt voting was quickly brought under control. for many voters, this election for state governors in assemblies is more important than that for the prospect se dave level of government that is, closes to the people. and it is also important because a separate eventual system of government in which a good deal of powers lay on the office of the executive violence and intimidation, have been reported elsewhere in the country. but the use of electronic voting machines let to less destruction than in the elections in february. then i brought a commissioned sales. quoting has been largely successful in most of the current to a states. now jim, what many people was biggest concern is about 1111 of those i noticed in the next

few days, especially after just for special and security was kept up for the vote. the still i did you have on the ground is enough to check commit any on towards development and any possible pd contest. good out. am i devise a huge changes my i had of the vote technical glitches during the presidential election in february had raised concerns about the ability of the electoral empire to conduct a free and credible governorship election. there have lied to live in the address. so things are going smoothly, but it, so pulling centers, voters stayed away that after several people were killed in the elections 3 weeks ago. and some were concerned that that could happen. result for the governorship election. i expected by monday,

and many people are waiting to see whether the streets remain calm after they are housed opposite greece. i'll just either come over nigeria, haiti's prime minister aisle on re says he wants to mobilize the military to help the national police fight spiraling gang violence. hey, she's military was disbanded in 1995 after participated in multiple crews was accused of on the political interference. the armed forces were reinstated by president chauvinism. louise in 2017, after the un ended, it's 15 year peacekeeping operation in haiti since then. they've played a limited role, which includes providing protection to have is prime minister moines himself was assassinated as private home in 2021. and hundreds of people have been killed in recent months with the gangs now believe to control 60 percent. if not more of the capital. puerto prince, tens of thousands of haitians, of also been displaced. officials have the armed forces currently have some 2000

soldiers, with more being recruited have been trained by experts in argentina, mexico, and columbia. h. e government. recent equals to the deployment of foreign troops to help calm widespread violence. the moment a serious, the situation is hard every day that stomach force is taking much more land. our country is going through a difficult time. i do believe to hate that we won't, we will not be able to build it with gangs. it's rampant every way they must listen to reason or we will make them listen to reason. in spite of themselves, low man corps editor in chief of the haitian online you service iowa, post and regular contributors to the washington post newspaper. now, he says that involving the army won't be a popular move. it's only about 2000 soldiers. you know what the men, 3 years on the ground, you know, 80. i'm talking about the united states. i'm talking about friends, you know,

domain supporters of 80 on the international community. these people are not very fond of the army and you know, sometimes for good reason because the army, as i said, was disbanded 980 is. this is not an institution that is known for its respect from human rights. i mean, the 1st president of the democratic era, right after he did, he did to ship in 1986 and 87 was, you know, deposed by a military coup in 1994, the army was implicated in the massacre. thousands of people, more than 20, at least, were killed by the army. in australia, millions of fish have washed out near a major river and new south wales. if there is an ongoing heat wave and receding flood waters, partly to blame, nor con reports. this point blanket and darling river is made

up, is dead fish the remains of maybe bream, cut and perch, a talking australia 2nd longest river and they are disrupting the lives of people in the small town of men. indeed, where you walk around into a draw up mer sudden and near it, smelling as putrid, smell on a search of terrible smell, and a horrible to say, all those dead fish, local authority, say unusually hot weather has led to a large algo bloom in the rivers this coupled with receding flood waters and drying river beds have starved fish of oxygen. in a statement, the new southwell state department says the hot weather is exacerbating hypoxia. as warmer water holds less oxygen, the cold water, the fish have higher oxygen needs at warmer temperatures. this is the 3rd mass dial for fish in the darling river in 2019 nearly 1000000 fish perished them. but the

new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worth, with hardly any fish being left alive. as is their feeling of hopelessness that that nick no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom, during the floods and then full as fatwas as receipt. but local people, blame poor water management, they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another wall of dead fish. laura han al jazeera. well, this is our website. everything we've been covering get or latest on our headlines, but also analysis that takes you hind, the top stories out there, dot com. ah.