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you're watching the news, our life from headquarters, and i'm getting obligated up coming up in the next 60 minutes call recess up again . a critic of the rwandan president is to be released from jail after paul. the gum . a party has 25 years sentence on terrorism charges. stalks of europe's banking. giant deutscher bank slump has worries grow about the health of financial institutions plus demonstrations in london. again, that is really prime minister policies as he meets his british counterparts and tony chang in mammals capital methodology. the military authorities have confirmed to al jazeera that they are making plans to allow the rank of refugees come and are in pieces famous with your sport. big news out of germany, goodness, league of champions by munich have parted ways with you the on august month. then the pointed thomas to call as his successor, ah,

ah, hello, we begin this news hour with the presidential pardon for the rwanda man who's credited with saving more than $1200.00 people during the 1994 genocide, paul recessive. again, i was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges 2 years ago, tied to an organization opposed to president polk, gummy. that sentence has now been commuted recess to begin as life inspired, the hollywood film hotel rwanda. malcolm web has more from goma on the congolese rwandan border events that were documented in the hollywood movie that took place in 1994 for was that that again came a vocal critic of rwanda president polka, got me and it was in august 2020 recessive again, i was trying to thing in the international airport in by received into boarding a plane, which was later turned out was provided by the governments of rwanda hours later,

they appeared in rwanda's capital. golly, in handcuffs was presented in a widely described as a keep nothing or an abduction while condemned by rights group and by the government of the us rights groups and political physician and rwanda have complained for decades that critics of president pul, gummy frequently end up being killed or imprisoned or disappearing both wanda and targeted in other countries around the world. this case was different. hollywood and tell the story. hollywood said that's it again was a hero. belgian citizenship and a permanent pride to remain in the us through a lot of condemnation and substantial diplomatic pressure from the us over wanda. ever since. let's speak about this with their yolanda mac colo who's the rwandan government spokesman. she's joining us from co garley. madam,

thank you so much for your time with us. on the al jazeera news, our, it's notable that your president's views on this issue have really evolved over the past few months. in december, he told steve clemons al jazeera steve clemens. it would take a foreign invasion to free arossi by bingo. fast forward to march. he said his government had begun discussions about freeing him what's behind the change of heart and why now into having me so. well, what has been happening has been dialogue with the very constructive dialogue with the u. s. we have been able to, to discuss this issue. everyone knows that they are very concerned about this case . we have maintained or serious concerns about this case, especially as we regards non political violence. but i'm groups including those that are led by people operating from developed countries. but we have

a now agreed on the fundamental principles and we're able to, to, to move forward with this sir humanitarian release. when you said there's been dialogue taking place, sorry to understand that there was a lot of pressure on the rwandan government by the u. s. government to free this man as well as his associates. i mean, as you very well know, research begin, i became a global celebrity after hollywood made a film about him. so his case has been widely followed. no, i see that that has been interesting. in this case from the different circles and we have maintained, oh our priorities are on the, on the, on this issue, especially as regards the safety ones. what is important to note if there is consensus, but serious crimes were committed and that rhonda was justified in pursuing,

arresting, and convicting, pulled us as a beginner and is called accused. and they are being there that they have received clemency. now. all in accordance with our laws based on their requests and or their sentences have been commuted. this does not mean that they're the underlying convictions are extinguished yet that the other one is asking about what does that exactly mean? because even though him and 20 others had their present terms commuted, your government says that their underlying convictions as you were just saying will remain intact. so what does that mean and why that were wanda, not roll back the convictions off recess, a beginner, and his associates we firstly because they were correctly convicted of crimes that the account that they committed in our law. ah, this presidential decree or the president does, is not allowed to or is not committed by the law to roll back convictions. what he

can do is grant klemmer c, a in terms of commutation of the sentence. but it does not mean that the convictions are a negated, they stay on and should they commit these crimes again, they are liable to re arrest, to complete their sentences as the rwandan government. hopeful that this is going to reset a us rwanda relations. certainly were with that very constructive dialogue in a very conducive or atmosphere with the, with the u. s. a. u. s. government. and we also appreciate the role of, of guitar in seeking humanitarian resolution to this case and also facilitating the post to niece logistics for football, but as a beginner. so we are hopeful that the, this is a, is a good thing. it mutual, it's a mutual, a useful way to,

to move forward. but the fact as we're wanda still has a long way to go. does it not when it comes to freedoms and civil liberties? because according to a freedom in the world 2023, that's freedom houses, annual study of political rights and civil liberties worldwide. rwanda is ranked not free. so there are serious concerns that rwanda must address when it comes to democracy in human rights in the country. this is worrying. is it not a little serious concerns about condition, every country that we, we look at, i think it's a question of working on where we're on the things that we need to work on. and where this disagreements between countries. this all is a way to talk her to each other in a mutually respectful way and by and out any misunderstandings. i don't think any countries perfect. we'll all work in progress and we just move forward and do the best we can for people. thank you. so much for yolanda math. hallow for speaking to

us from cali. x we have you or banking socks, have been plummeting in europe led by deutscher bank shares. and the german giant ended down more than 8 and a half percent on friday, with more fear as if a crisis in the banking sector. the german chancellor, all our souls has tried to reassure europeans at the bank is profitable. meanwhile, the dutch prime minister mark roots and the french president in menu and micro insist that europe is not facing another financial crisis. dominic cane explains what's happening with deutscher bank and the market. what's behind this is what jargon is thickly is called c d. s. credits default swaps, that jargon translates to the cost of insuring against the possibility that a bank might default on its debts. and that is being caused by what has been happening in recent weeks. not just this what we've seen the value of shares

tumbling in institutions like deutscher bank, but what was happening in switzerland in so far as could, is seuss is concerned. and then you b. s. this idea, the cost of insuring against the risk that large european banks might default on their debts. it's all about confidence. there appears to be a real short fall in confidence, in the financial markets about the overall strength and stability of the european banking sector. that's why we see the shirt prices re or the value of shares really tumbling in recent days. let us be to an a pet for has an economist who predicted the 2008 financial crated. a crash is also the author of the production of money, the case for the green, new deal. joining us from london and pet for welcome to al jazeera. let's just get your initial thoughts on what's happening with deutscher bank shares. now down around 9 percent. there are fears of a crisis in,

in the banking sector. it. is that how you see it? yes, i mean, i don't want to comment on deutsche bank. i don't know enough about what's going on inside the bank. i do know that it had problems in the past. the fact of the matter is we have an overall lack of confidence in the financial system. and that's been exacerbated by the determination of central bankers to rapidly wrapped up interest rate at a time of the cost of living crisis. at the time when you ukraine has been invaded, we were, there's a war going on. all of this a has n, as in, you know, has problems and creates problems for the economy. both in contracting demand, but also in inflation and war. tindall bankers are doing are adding to the burden of inflation by increasing the cost of borrowing. and that seems to me to be at the root of this in this instability, right?

no, no, say you say that i mean the strategy of trying to tame in florida for inflation with higher interest rates clearly is not working. so then what, what is it that needs to be done? and also when you criticize central bank saying that they choose a class war over financial stability. you can i ask what you base that on. so the point is what, what happened in the case of the bank of england was the government of banking and made it very clear that he saw inflation was driven by the rise in wages in reality, wages of falling both here and in europe and in united states, they are negative relative to inflation and wages are not the problem. and yet he identified rate wages is the problem and argued that you know, that by, if you like, contracting demand at home, by making the thing worse, if you like, that would somehow damn can wages. now, you know, that's in my view,

the wrong economics. it it's, it's an attack or working people who are not responsible for the rise and inflation . the right. inflation has a lot to do with commodity markets, deregulated commodity markets in energy, in grains in, you know, basically in oil gas and food. and those markets are global markets. they are dominated by speculators, that that's where the cause of the inflation is. and of course the war in ukraine. so to bring workers seem to me to be very wrong. but because there is this i d, r a g that inflation is caused by wage rises. we. we find ourselves in a position where people who are not responsible for the crisis got blamed for it and where are things headed to next and they're going to get worse? well, the question is, you know, the central banks having ratcheted up rates, you know, 10 times in the case of bank of england 11 times by the federal reserve. and now in crate. it created this very unsettled conditions because banks have used collateral

to borrow against, to leverage borrowing. and that collateral is falling in value as the collateral with which it tends to be us treasury bills of bonds are falling in value relative to the new bonds issued at higher rates and that i get that collateral is guaranteed at borrowing. and so what is happening is, coasted, lenders are demanding increased collateral of banks and so on. so, so there's instability cost within the financial system by this wrapped up rate. right. and the question is, you know, banks have to bail and not, or have to support the private banking system. so in other words, you know, this public subsidy is being given to private banks to help them manage this instability. i'm not saying that banks are responsible for some, for, for some bad decision, bad management. but i'm saying that that has been there for

a while now. and central banks have not paid fishing attention to it. but instead by raising rates of being, you know, increase the likelihood of crisis. ok, we'll leave it there. thank you so much for speaking to us from london. thank you. there was president terabyte and has been officially welcomes in canada on has 1st visit there since taking office biden's held one on one talks with the canadian prime minister just introduce so he'll address the canadian parliament shortly. migration is set to be a key issue. a i think 2016 i was here and you know, one great thing when i told other world leaders, i mean when i asked about geo political circumstance, we're lucky. we have canada to our north. sure. of all around the same, disagree. agree on things occasionally, but there's no one,

no difference on the kind of credit and it really makes a big difference. and so it's a non re, here, we have a lot to talk about recruitment like so, as we mentioned, biden is expected to address the canadian parliament shortly. and these are the live pictures from ottawa where that speech is expected to take place. let's go more in biden's visit with our white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare joining us from the white house. so we do expect an announcement on immigration and migration between canada and the u. s. tell us what we should be looking out for. yeah, the immigration announcement really has to do with the circumstances that are taking place at the calendar you escorted that is the border north of the united states. and typically we hear about problems on the southern border of the united states. but recently we've seen the sharp uptick in the migration issues on the

northern border of the united states. and what we are expecting is that there will be an announcement that essentially will close a loophole. that long has been a problem when it comes to migration in the western hemisphere. and essentially, what this is going to do is make it now mandatory for those that are traversing the united states when they have come from central america, in particular, that they will have to claim asylum in the country. they 1st arrive at whether it be the united states or canada. and what this means now is that those that had typically tried to do this in canada, but had entered the united states will no longer be able to do so. so this means that if they had been apprehended, for example, in the last 14 days, the country where they were apprehended will matter. and so that's what this announcement is all about. what this is doing is essentially managing that optic

that we've seen in the last few months. now as part of this announcement, what we also know is going to be happening is that the air is an expectation that the committees will also be announcing as part of this, that there will be an additional 15000 slots that will be announced making available the space for 15000 migrants to have the ability to immigrate lawfully into canada and kimberly, what are some of the other big issues that they'll be discussing? we have to remember that this is a partnership that has existed between canada and the united states for some 150 years. and it's valuable, not just when it comes to immigration, but also when it comes to security. also when it comes to economics. so these are some of the issues that are going to be discussed in there is going to be a major update when it comes to security. we know that do you have been hearing about in the headlines recently that chinese spy balloon that traversed north

america? coming in through canada and into the united states. that is something that is of topic that is going to be discussed. there is going to be a major influx of money that is going to be updating some of these radar systems to make sure that that incident doesn't happen again. we also know that there is going to be in terms of security addressing the issue of moneys that can be added from canada into making sure that ukraine has the funds it needs to defend itself from russia's invasion of ukraine. and also hating seeing what contribution can it can make there as well climate change in the big issue. and then of course, when it comes to the economy, the trade issue between canada and the united states is of critical importance. in fact, last year, not $222950000000000.00 was the amount of trade that was being exchanged between the 2 countries. once again, making sure that that is robust and that, that continues is something that these 2 leaders will be discussing. all right, thank you so much. kimberly hallett reporting from the white house,

plenty more head on the altar. zeros are including days of protests and strikes in france for its britons. crane charles to postpone her state visits. the opposition and india is accusing the ruling party of endangering democracy and plans to take it. boards, england, stark. their campaign with the wind was complimentary came from the country's full time. tar ah. so protest against the french government's bill to raise the retirement age of forced the british king to postpone his state visits. france, president manuel. my girl says with lack common sense for king charles to visit in the middle of the demonstrations. hundreds of police were injured as more than a 1000000 people took to the streets across the country on thursday that i shall butler reports from paris. streets littered with burnt garbage and broken windows. as the clean up began the day after

a pension reform protest and the city descended into chaos, paris his mare said she understood people's frustrations, but criticized some of their methods. you'd oscar will golden violence that we condemn that i condemn distracts attention from the main issue, which is that most french people want the withdrawal of the pension reform. oh, some protesters and police clashed in several french cities. overnight. police union said more than $400.00 offices in the country were injured. king charles was due to visit paris and just a few days, but it seems like this and more plan protests have prompted belief a palace to postpone the trip. at any you summit in brussels, prison, macro said the king would be welcomed. another time you mock leon does have double sauce. we would have liked common sense if we had held a state visit for his majesty the king and the queen consort. in the midst of the protests and given the sd, him and the friendship,

we feel for his majesty the king and the queen consort and the british people. i made the decision to call him this morning and tell him what the situation was. trade unions won't emmanuel my quarters, scrap the pension reform, they say it's unfair and will hurt poor workers. but mcgraw says it's necessary to sustain the retirement system. a stand off that seems unlikely to in soon his, after butler al jazeera paris at least $200.00 is really army reserve pilots say they will not report for active duty in protest against prime minister benjamin netanyahu is controversial, judicial changes the army chief has worn at an hour's proposed plans could affect the readiness of the military. while the israeli leader is on an official visit to the united kingdom, he's held a meeting with prime minister richie as soon as this is democracy on the route. you do break the last talk between the leaders are taking place against the

backdrop of protests against natania who trip money is really in the u. k. on abroad, or against governance traditional changes. so how is following events and downing street, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu knows that where he goes these days, protests follow in london is no exception. pro palestinian protested, but also of course, anti netanyahu protest as people like these who believe that the policies of his right wing held to a nationalist helper orthodoxy. government is leading the country towards what they described as autocracy. this is not an old tradition. this is the end of the democracy. i think there is no legitimacy for what they're trying to do. he came here to london to re focus international attention on iran, something he believes he just sent to a few israel. he wanted prime minister soon to join

a coalition of countries that would work against iran to expand its nuclear program . what he didn't want to talk about under any circumstances is what these people very much do want to talk about controversial plans that his government has to push, push through judicial reform in israel, that they say is an abuse of power that would undermine the judiciary. and the supreme court that would have the power to the government to appoint judges. i'm that personally, they say is essentially just the way of healing him prime minister netanyahu from the west consequences of corruption charges against it. and you cannot have a democracy without the law. i'm the legislation that has been for forward is not a digital report. it is the destruction of the system. as we know, history will not forgive you read one banner here and the crowd chance shame. benjamin netanyahu was welcomed inside downing street, much less so just outside. jonah hall al jazeera london. india's parliament has

disqualified talk, opposition figure a whole john d as an m p. it comes a day after he was sentenced to 2 years in prison for comments he made about prime minister in ringo moody during an election rally in 2019. how many mental reports from new delhi opposition parties are taking a united stand? seeing in the governing party, the party is endangering democracy. this comes after parliament's decision to disqualify the most prominent opposition leader valley gandhi is one of the most vocal critics of prime minister in the reins remote, the novelty group there made all efforts to disqualify a whole. gandhi, they want to silence him for speaking the truth, upholding democracy, protecting the constitution, and fighting for the rights of the people. on thursday, of course, sentence scanty to 2 years in prison for defamation. the case relates to comments he made about more the sony at an election ready in 2019 the b j. p says the

comments insulted marginalized communities always is how much the local will, the members of backward communities have to be humiliated due to their so names. if a national party like the congress party insults lower communities and does not apologize. one because of the ego can recall this freedom of expression. oh, good, good party. see the government is misusing institutions like score and investigative agencies to target the opposition. 14 parties have filed a case against the government in the supreme court, which is expected to hear the case on april 5th. the governing board agenda party has a majority in parliament and is also in power. in most states rights groups say that under prime minister arrange remotely press freedom has declined, and the space with descent and criticism is also shrinking, and democracy has been compromised. many see the decision to disqualify gandhi as part of a trend to silence critic i head of elections next year. and anybody who sees

anything contrary to what the government was, he comes to oh, some kind of agree for being las halted her in a manner which had not been seen before. they get visited by enforcement agencies like income tax and edi and others. and the same thing is happening with the political parties are gone. these expected to appeal the defamation case in a higher court. he says he will continue to fight for quote, the voice of india at any cost, bob nathan al jazeera, you deli, still had on the also 0 news, our a homecoming for dozens of ukrainian children who've been captain russian control territory. and another record for christiana. rinaldo will tell you about his latest law stone in school. ah, the who's

here's a weather update for the 1000000 stand africa. thank you so much for joining in. so the winds are picking up across a huge swath of saudi arabia. see the brown on the map that's a stand in does being spun round, a number of weather alerts in play here for blowing does but around the gulf, it is a quieter pitcher kuwait manana, though, hard to buy plenty of signing your temperature about 30 degrees on saturday did see snow in theater ets and pockets on baluchistan province for the 1st time in march. and 15 years, most of the action now round, the north is long bought. and the hor, so punjab providence in boxes. some of that is transferring over into punjab state in india, these are westerly disturbances moving out of afghanistan into pockets done for the la vans quite unsettled some downpours along that border with turkey and syria. but really what, whether a leper bade route and ramallah and wouldn't be surprised if we see some thunderstorms mixed in there. as while our cl rains are now starting to come further north, so the rain pepin up along the gulf of guinea and we've got some welcome rain for

some malia. i think some sundry downpours in the mix for market issue on saturday with a high 29 degrees and an improvement in those conditions for south africa. western cape province, still a few showers, though round cape town on saturday season. ah, on counting the cost, the u. s high interest rates, again, despite financial turmoil, plunged into darkness, county south africa, fixed id, say like 50, like it was 20 years off. the invasion of iraq, whose do you meant to be economy of opec, 2nd largest oil producing? counting the cost on al jazeera 0 big, i'm glad to bangladesh looking for safety after facing military cracked on in me on . but this is what she's dealing with now or make shift home at this refugee camp. been caucasus bizarre, went up in flames on sunday. the fire has swung the spotlight back on the struggles . the charm of and tragedy is based on daily basis by everyone here. this far as

a reminder of the many challenges facing their own hunger refugees, they're caught between the increasingly dangerous situation in bangladesh and a new political reality off a homeland now led by the same military hunter responsible for the crackdown that forced them to flee in the 1st place ah ah ah, come again, this op stories on al jazeera, the sour paul recess up again and save more than $1200.00 people during the 1994 rwandan genocide is due to be released from prison. he was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges in 2021. his story was featured in the hollywood film hotel,

rwanda. he was president, joe biden has been officially welcomed in canada on his 1st visit there since taking office. he's held one on one talk to the prime minister justin trudeau. now about to address the canadian parliament banking stocks are plummeting in europe, led by concerns deutscher bank could default on it that the german bank shares entered the day down more than 9 percent the u. s has carried out air strikes on targets and eastern syria. local sources say 5 people have been killed. the pentagon says the operation came author and iranian link drone attack on a us led coalition base near and on thursday. 5 american soldiers were injured under contract or was killed. she had returned c. it's joining us from washington, d. c. so the pentagon spokesman, speaking a little earlier on, what more did he have to say,

briefing just ended and we should stress of everything we're hearing right now is from us sources. we haven't got anything from and the other and the other sources. but he said a one way unmanned aerial vehicle crashed into the base that the us base factor, we can cause the drain. and that's then led to the injuries and deaths that you, that you reported in the response. what he called precision strikes were launched by f. 15 jets in eastern syria on, on facilities links to the iranian revolutionary god core. he didn't specify this briefing, but we'd heard from other sources that it was a, according to the americans and munitions warehouse and an intelligent intelligence collection sites near the iraqi border that was from, from, from other sources earlier on. several sources earlier on. and he added that these, these were launch to protect us personnel. that's quite an interesting phrase drug

. back to the minute he was asked about the radar, there's been multiple reports now that at least one radar system wasn't functioning as it passes down. due to maintenance combative contributed to the, to the ability of the drone to get to the base. but he wouldn't be drawn on that question you just said assessments were under way. he also added that there had been another strike on a different us base in ne, syria. and this, what happens to actually be the syrian gas field? 10 rockets fired at 8 or 5 local time, no injuries or damage. he said he doesn't seek conflict or escalation with iran, but it does play a role due to sponsorship groups in syria, not asked, not addressed what legality, what authorization the u. s. has to be bombing, syria has no 6, un security council mandated syria or even for the occupation for that matter. not wanting to be too concerned about that. but what is interesting is the recent congress, if not independent press briefing room, there is more and more concern about what the congressional domestic legal

authority of the u. s. has to be bombing iranian by groups. that hasn't been any authorization to do so. but the clue that we, i guess that we can get from what the bite administration will say to congressman has to report to congress and 48 hours is that to protect us personnel. so article 2 of the constitution of the president being able to protect us personnel, but more and more voices in congress are being raised based on the left and the right. now saying this is a very flimsy excuse and that the occupation and the continued bombing of iranian back militant and serious if you have not been authorized domestically and is illegal. yeah, very important points erased your how. thank you so much. you have a chance to report from washington d. c. now, dozens of ukrainian children are returning to their families after saying they were held in russian control. territory cave claims more than 16000 children have been illegally deported to russia. last week, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for the russian president vladimir putin for allegedly overseeing the practice. moscow denies the allegations

. laura con reports to you. this young girl says hi dad, from a vans put children for russian controlled territory. there were uniting in key of a moment who's been anticipating with these children are among dolphins who've been reunited with their parents who were delivered to the financial level than our mission. the rescue mission, as we call it ended today. we returned 17 children who were deported to the russian federation. many ukrainian parents and russian controlled areas said they felt pressure to send the children to what they thought was summer camps. but instead they say they were places to teach russian patriotism. oh, we went to school because they would call and text my grandmother saying if she didn't send her child to school, they would send me to an orphanage. my grandmother sent me to school. we studied there for about 2 months, maybe less. and then we were told that we can go to

a camp for 2 weeks, will be we your mother, she was deceived, an intern we were deceived, as well without any signatures. i was asking, my mother, how could they take the child away? i didn't sign iden, signed anything. how? my mother told me they entered the house. these big guys came in with assault rifles. it's scary, especially when a small 3 year old child is running around. it's scary. ukraine's government says more than $16000.00 children have been deported to russia to be placed in institutions and foster homes. while moscow, in 5th, it saving ukrainian orphans or unaccompanied maintenance from the horrors of war. last week, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin for the illegal deportation of ukrainian children. russia denied the allegations and then issued criminal charges of its own against the i. c. c,

for ignoring putin's immunity as head of state under international law. backing key if children who have been reunited with their parents have been promised, support and counseling while they recover from their ordeal. laura al jazeera, a final day of un public hearings on is really rights abuses are being held at the united nations in geneva. part of the inquiry is focusing on the killing of al jazeera journalist shooting a block layer. she was shot by is really forces in the occupied westbank last year . earlier. my colleagues 0 vonny spoke to the un commissioner, me lucas, sorry, theory. and we had evidence from the general sense and we also spoke to sure family. we are gathering evidence what we can and an appropriate time we really disclose the evidence to the internet constantly on general assembly the international court. so it's part of an ongoing procedure.

what else you take away from today and that you'd like to share with this? because as you mentioned, it's not just this commission is not just about sharina killing. it's also about the shrinking space for civil society in palestine territories in palestine and human rights abuses. generally, what we've been hearing is very disturbing. it appears that and you know, some of the hearings we had very close hearing the duties of those events if i to them there and they're like, what they've been hearing is very disturbing. that in the past, there's been an escalation of, you know, the closer to that i just said both by these really authorities, by the authority, by the god. and there have been that there more and more cases of detention torture, of particularly targeting

a dvd activist targeting country activist and in human integrating basement. and so we are in the process of compiling all this information which will be presented to the un human rights council in june this year. but what be higher is a very disturbing around the 100000 palestinians have attended the 1st friday afternoon. prayers at ox mosque, this ramadan, there are concerns. there could be an escalation and violence by is really forces against palestinians to out of 4 wars on gaza has taken place during the muslim holy month. when mars government has told al jazeera and we'll start the repatriation for refugees in mid april. and for the 1st time, officials say those who return will be allowed back to their homes. but many ro, hanging are skeptical of guarantees from the middle tree and say they are too scared to return. tony chain reports from $900.00 a rare opportunity to speak to

me, most military leaders. and the men whose become the public face of the genta major generals meant don't they say they have good news? the pilot project to allow the ranking minority, he said in 2017 to come home. i'll come on thursday, we will accept them back after that. we will process them in the camps for a maximum of 2 weeks. then we will relocate them to the original villages. we have already prepared security for them. a group of officials crossed from jamante bangladesh last week to discuss the plan with the ring community. previous attempts, repair creation, who failed, in part because the mia morrow authorities would not allow them to return to their original homes. now they seem at least be showing more concern the government officials from me and my oppression. to facilitate we petrie ation like money and it will inquire about our welfare and how we came here. the situation in

the camps in bangladesh goes from bad to worse. this fire at the beginning of march left 12000 people without shelter. and the un says the international community is failing to provide funding for even facing food supplies. but for many ra hanger, safety is their main concern. don't go back and yes, we guarantee that security we have already made the preparations to make them safe for the 1st. we are going to accept between 1000 maximum of 1500. throughout the interview, however, the spokesmen referred to the wrangler has been goalies denying their long history, the citizens of mamma. and many people will be skeptical of security guarantees from the military. in 2017 tens of thousands of wrangle were killed, with hundreds of villages burned to the ground. and the military crackdown un described as textbook example of ethnic cleansing. and there is one very big

difference between now and 2017. when more than a 1000000 ra hanger fled the country, the army that was accused of perpetrating atrocities against them was now seized control. and the crimes that we saw perpetrated against the ro hanger being seen all across the country. tony cheng al jazeera, ma'am. the united states navy has asserted what he calls navigational rights and freedoms officer, a standoff with the chinese military in the south china sea. beijing says the us war ship was driven out of water is near the parasol islands for the 2nd time. this week. washington denies any wrong doing thing. it's vessel. the u. s. s 1000000 was conducting a routine operation in international waters. china claim sovereignty over almost the entire so trying to see, despite an international court saying the claim has no legal basis. katrina, you has more from beijing for the 2nd day. now we've had tense claim and

counterclaims in the us and china stand off in the south china sea on thursday. we initially had a statement from china navy saying a u. s. guided missile destroyed us as millions had sailed without permission and legally into an area of the chinese coast kesha by the parasite islands. they then said that this destroy was expelled by the chinese navy and accused us of creating instability in the region. following that motion to release the statement saying that this was false and the 1000000 was continuing. what it says are freedom of navigation, operations in international waters. now again, on friday, a stimulus statement from china navy saying it's expelled. this destroy the same 1000000 once again, and now we've had another counter came from washington from the spokes person of the us, 7 league saying unlawful and sweeping maritime claims pores, a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. it's continuing operations to make a point and do what us says is defending the claims of other of other countries in

this region. now, the resource rich south trying to see if claimed mostly by aging and despite counter claims and it is disputed territory, but still they didn't continues to build up artificial island and intensify military activities. and the area where this particular incident took place is a 7 square kilometer door and by the parasol and also claimed by taiwan and viet nam us court has heard the 1st guilty plea in the case of the assassination of the haitian president jovan, m. o. e. z, rudolph jar a convicted haitian drug trafficker, entered the plea on friday. he acknowledged that he provided money to pay for weapons, food and lodging for others. suspected of shooting louise in 2021. the country has struggled to cope with rising gang violence and political instability in the past 2 years. the u. k. and you have formerly agreed on a post breakfast deal to overhaul northern irish trade rules. u. k. lawmakers overwhelming the endorsed

a crucial part of the deal on wednesday. harry faucet has more from liverpool. the breakfast deal reached by the whole ridge prime minister boris johnson left the key issue unresolved. the fate of goods coming from here in the british mainland, from ports liked to the pool across the irish sea, northern island, northern on the only part of the u. k. with a land border with the you in the shape of the republic of island essential leading to options open either a hard border on the island of ireland, which could have endangered a little the progress made on peace over many years or customs border in the irish sea between 2 separate parts of the u. k. that was what was agreed upon. and what is cause of opposition from union is politicians in northern on from conservatives in westminster as well. this new deal allows goods coming from the mainland to northern ireland to be separated into 2 categories. those that could end up in the south of island. in the e u. they will be put into the read channel subject the same kinds of a strict customs checks as before, but the green channel will be open to those goods that are destined only to remain

in northern and even if they come from separate supplies to separate retailers in northern ireland, in the same shipment, they'll just require one piece of documentation, a testing to that, so it should really free up trade to a large extent. a 2nd part of this deal, the so called storm on break allows even in minority of politicians, in the developed administration in northern ireland to oppose any in position of e you law that it disagrees with. but even now, that still has a great position against it from the main unionist party, the d u. p, which isn't yet ready to resume that evolved government in northern ireland. and it's m. p 's in westminster voted against the bill, allowing for this signing to take place along with 22 conservative m p. 's as well . none the less we do now have this signing the u. k. government is hoping that it can improve progress on science and other relationships with the you in hopes that this very toxic debate is now behind it. argentina is marking

a public holiday to remember people killed in a military leadership that began with a coup in 1976. some were victims of what became known as death flights and which opponents were thrown off an aircraft. miriam lewin, a journalist who survived an abduction at the time, has led a team that track down one of the plains involved. here is her story in her own words. my name is maria levine and i met survival of jew concentration camps. here in the city of one of iris and they was kidnapped after the military grew, i was torture. i was held in captivity for almost 2 years. and back in 2007, i was in new westgate of reporter when this italian journalist photographer called me, he says,

have you ever thought were ardor, death flight blaine's. and he said, i am convinced that ah, identifying the planes we could could identify flight. the pilots and the bios were murderers. i started working with shank hello to louder and now after a few weeks we were able to locate the planes that participated in the dead flies and we located, den electress. and we located a sky lance. we found there. ah, the flight logs, we'd all the summation, all the, he's shuree of the plane and that is the plane from were the bodies of the founders of mothers of plus had

a material and 2 french nuns who were work in helping them or were thrown to the ocean, the fact that this blaine is coming back to worship team is going to be exhibited, add add this site of memory, of their school of navy mechanics. ah, and you said it's a strong symbol for the new generations. you ought to remember the grimes that happen in this country so that we can be sure that in the next generations the defense of democracy is going to be steady. stella had on the als is there an ins. our leonor massey scores is 800. go as argentina songwriter rose up when with their fans that's coming up.

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ah ah ah. hello again for the sports news years peter 3. thank you so much, thomas. too cool. is the new buying music? head coach of the club, sensationally sac to leon. na, guzman bon. or the current german champions novel spun, led them to they 10th title in a row last season. and they're preparing the face match the city in the champions, the quarter finals. but they're currently 2nd in the bundis league and lost the most recent match to buy a labor crucible. 2023 africa cup of nations hosts ivory coast have beaten cameras

. 31 in bo, okay. the i've organs qualify automatically for the tournament as the host nation, but they are playing in the qualifiers as part of their preparation. sebastian, her lay christian, co army and john felipe class of schooling for the elephants on this occasion. ivory coast of one african twice before and will be hoping to do so for 3rd time on home soil. england. captain harry kane says he's in the best shape of his career after becoming his countries all time top scorer. england kicked off the euro. 2024 qualifying campaign against italy. deck and rice gave the wayside an early lead in naples, england. gibbon a penalty just before half time, which came put away for his 54th golden, 81 international actions to overtake previous record school. wayne rooney, italy, debutantes. mateo right again, pull the goal back in the 2nd half. but despite having lucille sent to england held on 4 to one when that's the 1st victim in italy for 62 use 61 years

broken is also a record. of course it had been a proud moment and i had a circumstance by oh for sure. so that little bit sweeter when you, when it was like revis's, alaska on that in the shirts. i've been really excited to do that and i was in took out errands. you know, when i'm in the game, no matter what the chance rivers upon a or a one and won a shot from there. is it about some, you know, i'm always prepared for it. and i, yes, this is a great failure to, to see that one is better than that. it was a landmark ny 2 for christiane. a rinaldo who broke, yet another record in his in lustrous courier becoming the most cat player in men's international football. and he celebrated his 197th appearance with a couple of goals in their euro. 2024, qualify against list and sign. the 1st coming from the penalty spots to give portugal of 3. the lead. renee, this is what a free kick here it is. as his one and 20th goal for his country or to a winning foreigner in their 1st game, i'm a new coach, roberta martinez from

a legend of the game to a star of the future. and then mark's rasmus holland showed why europe stopped clubs keeping a close eye on him. the 20 rolled playful italian side. atlanta sported hattrick on his 1st international start to give the side a 31 win over finland. boyland has been touted by some as the next earling holland . friday stand out qualifies. he's woke up runners up france take on the netherlands, but the dutch squad has been hit by a virus. cody gap pose star for the dutch. at cutter. 20. 22 is among 5 players who will miss the match. france will be led by their own world cap, stock, hillan, and bobby. for the 1st time he replaces it. hugo laurice as captain, after the goalkeeper, retired from international football. and bobby was the top score at carter 2022. and despite being just 24 years old, he's been given a specific task. by coach did he edition made read resume. he

wants me to be a unifier, to try to bring my team along with me because i have specific experience with the french team. i am the link between the generations. i know both sites and he wants me to try to make us a unified group to take us to the summit. and when titles bob, a miss down on the world cup title to this man here leon l messy, the captain of argentina. the will champions of played their 1st match in front of their home fans and lifting the trophy and they support has got a glimpse of the may see magic in the friendly and panama in buenos aires. that to wait for its macy's voice a template career. go in the 89 to minutes, with brilliant free kick to seal or to new in. there was also macy's 99th goal for argentina and 80000 fans got the party started at the final whistle in the monumental stadium. macy andy's argentina, teammates were joined by their families on the pitch as they lifted replica world cup trophies more than

a 1000000 people applying for tickets to watch that game which sold out. and there was traveling outside the stadium. a some fans reportedly trying to get in without tickets. argentina, continue their home, coming to with a friendly against carousel on tuesday, with just 30000 fans able to watch that match. there is no sign to an end to manchester united takeover process. yet with a new, bitter entering the race to buy the english premium club, finished businessman thomas silica says he wants to buy united in a 5050 partnership with fans who will be able to vote on decisions. so the axis bird comes as any os found a gym. ratcliffe has submitted an improved offer and could, sorry shake. it just seemed been hum at all. fanny is also expected to make a 2nd bed. but who did the fans want to take up the club? some kind of artifice, young, who's the best? who's the best option? i'm leaning towards guitar because of the money, the elite liberation of the debt and the redevelopment, fix the roof for the full coverage,

very least. i'm not really fuss about who is jim or if it's the guitars, as long as i got the clubs and so are there har? i'll be happy man. i'm morally much interested in selling the club. what i'm interested in the welding of my chest i united chassis was sold, i just did not die. the keep on progressive. sam i went to manchester united. the cleveland cavaliers are closing in on their 1st playoff spot since 2018. as they completed a 2 game sweep of the brooklyn nets, isaac cora hit a 3 pointer from the corner was just under a 2nd left on the clock. as the cabs 1116114. it's the 8th winning 10 games. that means they could clinch one of the eastern conferences, top playoff spots. you will add a magic booster, they swim chances of making the post season the beat, the new york knicks, 111160 palo bench ero. thank school 21 points including

a 3 late in the game and 2 free throws in the final 2nd. this. and also one of the best gulf strives you'll ever seen. this is rory mcelroy on the final whole at the w g. c. mash play championship in austin, texas. macros hitting the bowl nearly 350 yards to land just near the home. went on to winnie's match against any more coffee. okay, that's all the sports needs for now. thank you so much, peter, and thanks for watching. the news are on al jazeera, we hand you over to mary mozy. she'll have more news and ah,

russia's invasion of ukraine has prompted, traditionally neutral countries to apply for nato membership. austria, however, has shown no interest in joining the alliance, thinking that either you are with us or you against us. this is a very simplified way of looking at the time. the austrian foreign minister talks to welters in steel production is responsible for around 7 percent of global c o. 2 emissions. but your solution for this has been discovered as i b is sweet and not just cheat steel manufacturer. my campaign is leading mississippi's charge to come to fast company to bring what's known as possible free steel to market green electricity is used to split tool to into oxygen which is released into the air and hydrogen which is captured to use energy. essentially, we use great hydrogen to replace coal that we use today in the preferences and without we get rid of the suit to mission problems in making. this is

a huge project shrouded in secrecy. i can see a lisa melissa, actually cure. i am holding a well fast is, is a big step for the whole industry. when we make this transition in north korea supremely to kim jones sister is emerging as a likely successor, one or one east investigate north korea's most powerful woman on l. g 0. ah oh tower, wanted to hear a pull were says, a beginner set to be released from prison after the government commutes as 25 years

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