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ah. you're watching the news, our life from headquarters, and del heim during obligate. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the warrens beller roots of more sanctions. if it goes ahead with plans to host russia, nuclear weapons with us, vice president carmella harris begins a tour of african countries in ghana as washington attempts to counter a china and russia as influence on the continent. cubans are picking a new national assembly in an election with no campaigning or opposition. this election is happening in the middle of an enormous economic hardship. wherever you go, people tell you about the difficulties they have to find. medicine and food. lebanon caught between 2 time zones. the government announces plans to delay daylight, saving time, creating an uproar or,

and on p systemic with your sports news. and in more than just the game, a football england host. when you create a wimbley with both sides aiming to qualify for euro 2024. ah. so we begin this news our with a warning from the e. u to about the roofs, the blocks foreign policy chief just a barrel says men's faces further sanctions. if it hosts russia, nuclear weapons, or al war and the move would be an irresponsible escalation and a threat to european security. so the russian president vladimir putin announced the deal with bella ruth on saturday. ukraine has accused moscow of holding minsk as a nuclear hostage. and it's also calling for a un security council meeting. a said bush bra gleaton houston. alexander lucas shinkel is right. he said listen where your closest allies, why do the americans deployed nuclear weapons and their allies on their territory,

train the crews, pilots? how to use this type of weapon if needed. we agreed that will do the same without violating our obligations either i emphasize without violating our international obligations on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. and last week, who tend warren's russia would be forced to react if the u. k. supplies ukraine with armor piercing ammunition containing depleted uranium. meanwhile, ukraine's upper reach a nuclear plant remains at risk. it's come under repeated shelling. the un nuclear watchdog chief is expected to assess the damage later this week. susie snyder is the program coordinator at the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. she says the agreement between russia and bela roost could have catastrophic consequences. it increases the risk of the use of nuclear weapons by adding more actors who might potentially have the ability to drop nuclear bomb. it creates a potential for forecasts and miscommunication and that's

a risky scenario at the best of times. and a time of conflict, i think is really stabilizing and very these weapons are, if used would be, would have results similar or greater than what we saw in russia and nagasaki in 1945 there. hugely, they can cause huge catastrophic harm. and there is no recovery from any health care system they could deal with that type of catastrophe. it doesn't matter. the size of the weapon, the long term consequences are also something that we just don't have the capacity to cope with. it's highly problematic. the nonproliferation treaty is not explicitly say you cannot store weapons in another country, but the pilots in those countries are trained to use those weapons and that would require a transfer of control. and that is prohibited under the nonproliferation treaty.

russian state media is reporting that a ukrainian dro and loaded with explosives has injured 3 people. that explosion occurring in the center of the tunnel, cure of esque and rushes to region. it reportedly damaged 3 residential buildings in the town. it's about 220 kilometers south of moscow. russia has previously reported drone attacks and several towns and cities, some of which are hundreds of kilometers from its border with ukraine. while the international criminal court is investigating whether attacks on ukrainian civilian facilities, including water supplies and power plants constitute war crimes, russia has targeted energy facilities, forcing teams to work relentlessly to repair the damage. is there a spoke to andrew to you under an electrical engineer in charge of repairs in keith? not as much as the hood them summer. this is one of the most extensive damage sights and give 4 of the cities most important power lines were damaged here. and

60 percent of the city was without power. my team and i spent 2 days repairing the damage. it was snowing, there was frost. he was raining. the damage was extensive. all the wires were laying on the ground. it was a very difficult job. dark of them was dis voiceover globally when we were working here the missile attacks continued. the guys we worried about their wives and children at home, though, so using years of those as young. yup. i'm not afraid for my life. i'm afraid for my team. they're worried about their families, their families worry about them. but our work is to quickly restore power. the only guy, li, lord, you got boring you by yards luck of my team. i incredible people, though not afraid and work hard to bring our victory closer. their work is important because everything depends on power, stations. heating, system, schools, hospital, water supplies, bakeries,

everything. earth that i my thought is thursdays are both deborah much into october 10. russia has regularly attacked our energy facilities. it was one of the most difficult winters for our country. jasa, myrtle them was than i'm from didn't yet region. and in 2014, i moved to maryville there. i experience shelling and did emergency repairs after shelling. but he was completely different. but who would have thought that in the center of europe in the 21st century, miss sides would fly over the capital over country like ours. this is tara, right. well, for 3 of them, i feel a great responsibility because we do the work that no one else will do for us. i know they are only a few electrical workers like me who are restoring poem, keith, our work determines whether and how fast the light comes back on. of president, one reputed says russia and china are not creating a military alliance. the chinese president, she jumping recently, met putin. in moscow, the russian leader says,

the military cooperation between the 2 countries as transparent. he's accused western nations and building a new power access that resembles the world war 2 alliance between germany and japan. since more head on the altar renews our, including this switching allegiances on doris officially establishes diplomatic relations with china after severing ties with taiwan. but i'm catherine soy in can use not. and i'll be telling you why security forces are pursuing on capital rated, who have killed hundreds of people coming up later in sport, the nuggets get the better of the bucks in a showdown between the n be a conference leader and ah, but 1st the us vice president, the harris has now arrived and gone on the 1st leg of a week long trip to the continent. she's the highest ranking official from the

biden administration to visit the region and recent months. she also traveled 2 times any we are looking forward to this chin. as for this statement of the long and enduring and very important relationship in friendship between that people of the united states and those who live on continent of africa . i'm very excited about the heating about i'm very excited about the impact of the future of africa on the rest of the world, including the united states of america. she returns he's joining us now from washington d. c. so as we're saying quite a few visits the african continent recently by u. s. administration officials, what's on harris's agenda and what's the motivation behind us?

or the wider says this is to build on what they call the success of the us africa summit last december. and then the message was for too long, africa has been neglected by the u. s, but now the u. s. is back and we should be clear when we talk about neglect. we mean neglect as far as economic development is concerned. but clearly of last 15 years, the u. s. massively increased its military footprint through african, through africa and flood of the continent with, with weapons. but there is a recognition that when it comes to economic development, the u. s. has fallen way back behind china. now the u. s. wants to get involved that too. but what's also part of this messages. but when are asking you to choose between us and trying to no mother or the saber rattling that, we're hearing constantly from the white us against china, not in africa. we're asking you to choose, you can do both of us. but at the same time, the messages and we have this and john kirby national security council spokesperson this week. i'm trying resolve to be trusted when they partner with you and invest to new countries purely for selfish reasons. when we do it,

it will be for mutual benefit. right? so what's been the reaction of african leaders to this power? struggle then, a survey of the summit in december, there was a great deal of skepticism given what comp harris, that was it was referencing the long history of the u. s. on the african con. and then the u. s. one says, save in countries where it invests, if has a long history of popping up dictators suppressed liberation movements from many of the many of the contemporary african leaders came from and trying to get as much accessory about the nationals as possible to take as many resources back as possible about too much trickle down to those skepticism about the us doesn't want african nations choose. also that recognition that the us is desperate for rarer minerals and the, and the, the, the elements that are powering the green revolution and where, where to wired about china is the recognition that the us is desperate for diplomatic credibility. for us as foreign policy goes, no to be ukraine,

getting african support, which i haven't really got so far. for the u. s. position of no negotiations, no diplomacy. my china is saying that's negotiate. that's a popular a popular position because if africa and all the other nations in the global south who is suffering from european war with the lack of food, fertilize the fuel as a result of western sections. why do they have to suffer is what we often often hear, what we also have from what we heard from africa to certainly in december as we will choose where it will pick and choose us. what we think is the best interest. but it's a bit of skepticism about what is entails, who bring the us in when china, china says that we're not going to talk to your internal affairs. okay, thank you so much. she help return see reporting from washington d. c. we're going to bring you some breaking news now and we're hearing that the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu have fired his defense minister. and this comes a day after you uh, guidelines called for the bill to be halted. but nathan,

yeah. who's trying to push through saying the public unrest could threaten national security for a 12 weeks is really have been demonstrating against the government proposal to overhaul the judicial system. more on the breaking news story as when we get it. but back to campbell harris in africa and china has accelerated, the global push for influence on the african continent. so she was just saying, when it launched the belt and wrote initiative in 2013, it's focused on infrastructure development. moscow has increasingly looked at africa after being sanctioned by the west for its invasion of ukraine. the foreign ministers are good library, visited the content and twice in 6 months, most recently in january. he's also scheduled a russia africa summit in st. petersburg for july. then there's china's new foreign minister who went on a 5 country africa tour in january to start his term. the u. s. first lady joe biden visited namibia and kenya in february for visit was followed earlier this

month by us secretary state anthony blinkin, who stopped in ethiopia and ms hare. let's take this issue a to show was ambien historian and senior lecture at the university of spell and boss in south africa. welcome to the als. is there a news our so fast forward to today? and we have the vice president common harris of visiting some countries on the african continent when you look at zambia in particular, which is going to be one of her, her stops. in fact, what does zombie i get out of this? well, i think potential benefits are you know, why need that or the hope that they need to get the support in terms of strengthening democratic institutions in terms of support production rate, phone. but also that, you know mens, i'm going to hope that they us look so open up new areas of support such as, you know, financing, you know,

the chinese event using mark demarco debt title. countries including the u. s. support has lied to help get a very and i do not think that the menus ambient, if you ask an average example and your point us, i've done the country no struggle, but there was a very quickly when quickly point to infrastructure projects that the chinese have done this, i'll be in a trust the united states in this new strategy, whatever it is for the country, or do they view the us with skepticism? i think that they deal with it. they're not going to the friend marking the same way that they view the new example. you don't have to understand that the country is looking for development and they don't have the option or the choosing bush and bring that to or could be part of the country needed. so everyone can use

us, china, russia, that you cannot our country. so none of these countries in new patient needs on their, on the, when the time to try to rush out to you. step one minute, i'm going to see that most not be our go by the why day to our police. believe me and just looking at the bigger picture here and tom la harris, this trip to the african continent following of course the secretary state following the 1st lady joe joe biden. i mean, what is all this really about? is it simply about countering chinese and russian influence in the region, or is there more to this? i think we have to, that's the main motivation. you know, the united states have never had an african policy work that had a national geo political interest example. you're responding to the patient,

the product such as china and russia, i think what is the highest i did before. know what they one of the 5 i think what he's lacking is africa response. you know, africa actually. and finally started getting my view from managing relationships. with made up, i think, holding the night to states china and the union, and i would say yes, 3 main reasons for that. the 70 that the continent lacks a continental agency. you know how that's going to union, but i think that body, i think got continue to struggle. probably unified, a position on entity. even on this coming to example, if deleted the gotten out of town then, you know, done via should focus their counterpart in the region to have some kind of you for me to say what issues are key to, are really medically presented to these dignity that they did that so they to operate the individual countries and, and the mind party to,

to have some kind of new j rotation. we do the 2nd reason i think that in the local and african leadership both b, 90 and competent. you have to remember the reading that is not the 1st time. you know, he's being positioned this way during the cold war, right? but example, we had the east which divides what you had that the time, which you don't have now. i'm african lead us leader. they won't be at a time the near who had africa policy in terms of their foreign policy, right. they also, i've been writing it as well. those things out there today. and finally, i think that the fact that we have to consider a mention in terms of why the content is really getting on do for either both the a, you and african countries as dependent on the income, the trade in terms of age and income to bring investment until they end up with begging bows. you cannot offset your policy if you ok. thank you so much. we

appreciate your time. thanks for joining us from south africa. thank you so much. we're taking you back to our breaking news story that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has fired his defense minister. we have iran con, who's joining us on the phone for more from b. so iran just about 24 hours ago. the defense minister spoke out again, but i didn't have a question, but i can tell you on was really expecting this to happen. no room at scrolling around all afternoon, but it my m are on, are you still with us? 15 or 20 minutes? now? you're going to her has been a critic oldness and you know, who's pushing of the judicial over whole bill and we're on, are you still with us? alright, went to apologize. we apologize for that audio connection out of telling people try

and get him run back a little later on the news. our just to remind you are breaking news story that the is really prime minister has fired the defense minister moving on to honduras and its formerly broken off decades long diplomatic relations with taiwan and switch to china. so this comes after the honduran, foreign minister to travel to beijing to discuss establishing ties. and this leaves taiwan with only 13 diplomatic allies. china consider itself rural taiwan as part of its territory to be retaken by force if necessary. has been how many reports old friends make way for new ones? that's the result of the latest round of diplomacy for under us. as the country establishes relations with china, the foreign ministers of both countries, putting on a display of solidarity shortly after signing a joint communicate for china,

there is more to this than just to endure us to the republic on juris 7, the so called diplomatic relations with taiwan as of his day and undertakes not to have any further official relations or exchanges with taiwan. endures. foreign ministers confirmed a break in relations with a one saying the decisions based on the comic needs of the country. men and women defend, generally speaking, they are interested in how the countries moving forward and how to continue working together based on mutual interest, defense, and security, and the fight against organized crime. these are the themes that are normally on our agenda. say, once president, however, hinted china has been luring away its allies through financial diplomacy that they said the yacht and way here we will not compete with china in the meaningless checkbook diplomacy would. in the past years, china has been trying every need to suppress day,

once international participation escalate the military threats to us and impacting regional peace. ah, they one is now left with only 13 countries officially recognizing the island as independent from mainland china. do united states being its main backer? even though washington hasn't establish official relations with the country gather at stake, is china's growing footprint in latin america, where it has so far poured more than a 130 $1000000000.00. as salvador nicaragua, panama, and the dominican republic, have already switch allegiances from the u. s. honduras. his announcement is also a blow to job biden's administration. assign washington could be gradually losing its gross and latin america. with that, that made of j 0 sodas in cuba are electing a new national assembly. there was no campaigning leading up to the election and no opposition challengers. voters ones that endorse nominated, candidates,

countries facing rolling power blackouts. and the cost of living is a major concern for voters series above reports from the cuban capital. we're hearing a polling station in havana where people having companies whose very early in the morning to cast their valor that they're picking, the members of a nation assembly hall will eventually elect this country's next president among the candidates, i former president by we've got the, the current president, me in the mail and people we have to pick among the candidates in their district. you can see right here, some of them in this case is mighty like after she's the daughter of her will get them once they go inside this building, they'll have to select in a ballot like this one, whether they would vote for everyone, for some of them just for one and they can also cast a blank, a blank of rolled up, but candidates had chosen by a commission that loyal to that communist party. there's $470.00 candidates for $470.00 seats. and that's why critics say that humans do not have the possibility

of choosing members of the opposition are not present. among bills, candidates and attention has been on the rise into recent years, especially if compared to the times of fidel castro, where a q or every q and a voting age will cast at ballard. this election is happening in the middle of an enormous economic hardship. wherever you go, people tell you about the difficulties. they have to find medicines and food, long lines of people trying to get gasoline and constant blackouts. all the economic turmoil in cuba has meant a record number of people are leaving the island in 2021, 39000 sought entry to the united states. that number jumped to 224000 last year. rennie fly to south america or mexico, and then they try to cross into the u. s. cuban american population is estimated to be about one and a half 1000000 and growing cubans in the usa. they're skeptical that sunday's vocally to any real change from the caribbean nation. reynolds reports from miami

record breaking numbers of cubans or seeking asylum in the u. s. auster casanya arrived in miami a little over a year ago. he says he was forced to leave cuba with his wife and son due to his political activism against cuban government policies. after more than a year under house arrest, state security agents gave him an ultimatum. you have and want to abandon cuba. otherwise we are going to put you in. give 220000 cubans fled to the united states last year. many of them settling here in south florida. worsening economic conditions on the island were the main drivers for the accident. the most discontent that people are on the island is basically about their daily lives. food, electricity, transportation, housing,

against that backdrop, many cuban americans and recent migrants scarf at any notion that cubans legislative elections represent a step toward democracy. we find that funny, ah, when they talk about an election, when the candidate have no opposition to have been had paid by the party, to run on oppose the issue of the elections of cuba for the majority, a loss here and soft flora is irrelevant. cuban officials blame their country's economic woes on us hostility and it's decades long. cold war era, economic embargo, casanya says the elections won't alter the basic realities of life in cuba. we feel as q on people is. this is a dyno for a theater play. at nothing is going to change with the selection ah, as cuba votes for the 1st time in the post castro era,

the mood among cuban americans and recent cuban migrants is skeptical to say the least. rob reynolds al jazeera miami, still had on the al jazeera news hour, we'll have a window into what the united nations is calling the world's worst humanitarian crisis. a big crash and the 1st moto g p race of the season. we have action from portugal coming up and swords with theater, mcgill, baron, ah, ah, here's your weather update for the middle east and africa. thank you for joining in . so for the middle east, this is what it's looking like. rain transfers from iraq, right into iran, and around the bottom end of the red sea. there are some showers that's gonna clip the western side of yemen and the he jazz mountains in saudi arabia. closer look at

the golf now, some hit and miss showers around here. doha could certainly catch one thunderstorm, not out of the question. if we do see those thunderstorms, the winds will whip up to about 65 kilometers per hour place it had a lot of thunderstorms as of late northern pakistan, but things of quite it down for now. but here comes our next westerly disturbance, it's parked over iran, so some showers in tater on with the high, 15 degrees for turkey, 8 those windsor shift in, out of that south. that's going to pump up the temperature and it's stumble to 17 degrees on monday. off to africa we go and the rain really concentrated around nigeria wrapping around a cameroon and equitorial guinea. and you know, it's that time of the year were our seasonal rains moved further toward the north. so, to renshaw, rain, in southern somalia has led to some flooding there, and it has turned deadly biggest bursts of rain. i think northern tanzania, toward the southeast, as wall in some pretty powerful southerly winds, are going to drop down the temperature in my pu too big time. on monday, we'll see you soon. take care. ah,

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financial system. lou ah, hello again. the top story is on the al jazeera news. our israel's prime minister has fire. the defense minister, yob gallon said comes a day after he publicly opposed the government's judicial overhaul plans on saturday gallons called on benjamin netanyahu to stop the legislation. large protest against the changes have been ongoing for 12 weeks. the use foreign policy chief is warning beller roost not to host russian nuclear weapon saying it could face further sanctions. the commons come after president vladimir putin agreed to

deal with president alexandra lucas. shank o. u, as vice president comma harris has arrived in gonna on the 1st leg of a week long trip to africa. she's the highest ranking official from the biden administration to visit the region in months. now more on our breaking news story out of israel, let's say, bring an enron con, he's our corresponds in joining us once again from tel aviv emron. so the defense minister fire, tell us what you're hearing. well, the room is swelling around all day that this may well happen and it did happen about half an hour ago. now this actually all began on that says, i know it's gone before now my defense i was supposed to issue a statement. 3 instead, he was cool to jerusalem and yahoo, the problem, and then go to had a meeting. and then that statement was cooled off in that statement. going to say that the judicial, the whole build needed to be halted. then on saturday night,

he actually issued the statement unilaterally. this apparently angered benjamin netanyahu, who then applied to book it, one of the reason the benjamin netanyahu is because for the member policy back to you of deland. now this was going to pull the strain on the coalition is going to push strain on the government. if that is for the condenser, decided that they weren't good, then the prime minister would lose a majority on the bill would not be passed. now he's actually been replaced now by a guy called avi dix. i was a former head of the ship that is really intelligence agency. he's a lawyer left to that to know who and he's already come out and said that he will back the judicial overall bill. this is a very crucial time, israel, where hope we're going into the parliamentary recess. and about a week's time the protesters are out on the streets and large, and they're protesting every single day. now, there's a large protest to,

to take place outside parliament on wednesday, incorrect. so appearing within the coalition government, like i said, these full members of the politics, they would have been able to kill any attempts to pass this bill. getting rid of you of the land is a bold, bold move for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but it's boldly that he continues to play. he always goes for loyalists y'all, gland to a theme by many as being a compromise candidate to that job. he was seen as an adult in the room and a voice of reason. well that voice of reason has now been removed, and so this paved the way for the judicial over whole bill to be passed before the policy the holiday that's coming in just a week's time. okay, im ron, we'll let you go for now. thank you so much for that update from tel aviv. let's bring in a political analyst at keith elder. he's joining us from tel aviv as well. so what's your reaction to this mr. elder? did this come as a surprise?

i believe that the, the game is not over yet and we're having to words is, was worse ah, pollute to go and the joy digital prices. i think that it would and die in a head on collision between the government and technicians. on one hand and g, a judiciary, and the high cost is already being challenged by an n g o. they're asking good to declare the prime minister, incontinent incompetent of leaving the country and actually abusing his power by ignoring the conflict of interest agreement between him and the supreme court. and i,

i believe that we're looking at the kind of a word conflict between the ahead. so the secret service, the only the police that will have are but we'll have to make up their mind if they follow the orders of the government all dental. so what do the next sort of 24 to 48 hours look like in your opinion. i believe they're really called the majority of really good fraction in the commission will stand behind that danielle, not because they are not the situation. it's just because there is a kind of, i would even say a kind of genome in really good that i know is not just the prime minister. he is the king got really good and that he can fire any minister and i can do to

appoint someone else. okay, thank you. a keep elder and thank you for joining us from tel aviv on this breaking news story. let's bring it al jazeera sarah. hi, right now, she's joining us on sat and sorry, or you've just gotten back from palestine and israel, you covered these protests that have been taking place against these judicial reformed. i mean this, this, as iran was saying a moment ago, it's a bold move by netanyahu. what did the protests tell you at the time, the ones that you spoke to, and how do we expect them to react to this announcement? well, throughout these few months since this new ultra riot government that's come in, we've seen huge process and we thought they might go away with that. and she didn't happen. they're coming back in large numbers. and initially it was just the protesters, members of the public that were protesting against this, but slowly over the weeks, is that been going by? we've been seeing not only just people from the civil society, but also within the government themselves, ministers,

we've had people within the business world that have even been taking their money out of the country for fear of these judiciary reforms because they're worried of what will happen and what those implications mean for investment, for example, international investment. and we've seen teachers that been taking part in these processes, seen people from the tech industry. we've seen people from the agricultural industry. so when you go to these protests, you see lots of groups from a cross section of israeli society that are there. and in the last few weeks, what we're also seeing is people within the military, we now seeing ministers being outspoken opposition or being outspoken people within nathan, y'all, whose party. so we're seeing a large discontent. and this moves now is a big move because the question we've always been asking since this new ultra right wing government ultra nationalist government come in is who has the upper hand? is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu that was almost forced into a coalition with a very fall right? fall right ministers we have, it may have been given who is national security minister. he has

a conviction of racism against our when we say are the palestinians. we also have smart church who is the finance minister, but he's been given a special role within the fun of the ministries to allow for expansion of westbank settlements. inigo settlements now that was part of the coalition agreement to bring this and yahoo back to pearl. so, so with this move and the continue discontent by some over the judicial reforms, what does this mean for the coalition itself? we're already seeing some cracks last week. we are seeing some cracks and you have when there's been attacks by palestinians against israelis. you've had people like been given much issue, a very vocal who've come out and contradicted, or only stood against netanyahu. in many ways. he thought of been playing a dance, if you like, between the 2. he doesn't want to upset the coalition, but at the same time, he needs to stay in power. but at the same time,

this is someone who is on trial. currently the prime minister of israel is on trial for corruption. so what's a lot of the public that we've been speaking to the are out in the pro, protesting in the streets. what they're saying is, is this is a way to change the judicial system to allow ministers to be able to serve, to allow people like him to be able to, to be able to be in these high positions without being held accountable. and this is why we're seeing these, these protests continue until now. thank you so much, sarah. hi, ross. thank you. now, 3 farthest indians have been arrested by as early forces in the occupied. westbank is really forces rated a house in north shops, camp and the east have to cut him. palestinian media reported fighting between israel's army and members of the islamic jihad is really forces said they were pursuing suspects with earlier a targeted and illegal release settlement. lebanon is facing a political and religious dispute over its official daytime hours. the caretaker

government has delayed daylight savings by a month. clocks will now be moved forward at the end of from a don in april. and that allows muslims to break their daily fast earlier at sunset . but what christian authorities are saying is that they'll stick to tradition and switch the time on the last sunday of march. then that has more from beirut. there is more chaos in lebanon, a country already close to collapse because of an economic and political crisis. this morning, the lebanese woke up to 2 times zones, usually at the end of march of this country, a ship into the summer time. but this did not happen because of a decision, an unexpected and surprised decision taken by the caretaker prime minister, along with the speaker of parliament b buddy. this really this decision a caught people by surprise. some institutions like middle east airlines has

adapted to the decision. yes, their electronic devices, their clocks remain the same, but they've had to change their flight schedule to comply with the international flight schedule. but, but there's an uproar and there's opposition and there are institutions which are rejecting to comply with the decision. the argument is it was in discriminant and it shows the way this country has been governed for decades. and it shows how officials and not state institutions are taking decisions without resorting to, to parliament. a cabinet. and most of the opposition is coming from the christian community, the head of the maronite church, christian parties, because they are concerned that the post in lebanon, sectarian power, sharing system of the president is now vacant. and it is the muslim leaders who are taking the decisions on their behalf. and it's not just that, while those empowered did not give a decision on official reason why this is happening, it coincided with the start of ramadan. and in the leak video,

you hear the how speaker say, you know, people will, will fast, less, less an hour during this month. so a decision on whether or not lebanon will change to summer timings, which it really has done for, for years now, is causing a lot of confusion in the country. a state of emergency has been declared in the us state of mississippi after tornado tour through communities for more than an hour. on friday nights, at least 25 people are confirmed dead and dozens are injured. mississippi governor tate reeves has praised locals for coming together in a time of crisis. the help is on the way and i think that's critically important. i wanna take the opportunity to personally thank all of the volunteers that are here . what we've seen over the last 36 hours in mississippi, on the one hand, has been heartbreaking to see the last and devastation of these communities. but

another hand has been inspiring and gives me great reason for optimism. and quite frankly, might be damn proud to be a mississippian, because mississippians have done what mississippians do in times of tragedy. in times of crisis, they stand up and they show up. well, at least 2000 homes were destroyed by that tornado on the consumed sharif has more on the devastation. a trail of destruction that stretches more than 270 kilometers . a tomatoes swept through separate towns on its own long journey in mississippi, ripping about everything in its pop. roonan folk in the router and mississippi. delta is the hardest hit. nearly half bets have been reported here. i have seen better days, but this is the worse i have ever this devastating friend law damage. it is hard for it. the to nato was so powerful. debris was

reportedly thrown thousands of meters entered the an tens of thousands of people in alabama, mississippi, and tennessee of without power with ruffian. by built the house, go into history a little bit and drink more. but the movers will go through every file and or more unknown to nato's that difficult to predict, but are relatively common in the central and southern parts of the us. but friday's trista was set to be rare. it was on the ground for more than an all causing extraordinary amount of damage. because some sheriff, uh, just either a ship used to rescue a 180 migrants and international waters has been detained in the italian ford of land producer. the libyan coast guard has also reportedly fired warning shots at a charity vessel as it tried to rescue

a migrant boat. the u has trained on finance libya's coast guard to stop migrants reaching the consonant more than a 100 people had been killed in kenya. in the past 6 months by orange cattle raider's bandits had been sailing livestock and displacing individuals seeking better security. internal politics and the lucrative trade have made it difficult for the government to deal with the problem. catherine saw reports from bar ringo county. this is a road in north rift valley that cause through 3 counties. it was supposed to make movement in harding communities easier, but it's a road that is hardly used because of crime, kenya security forces or targeting a 62 kilometer stretch of rolling heels, gorges as covenants and caves that are hard to excess wear cattle. thieves hide out, we passed through an area called tatty people who live here say young man used this

roads to carry out cross border talks. the community leaders in the village of charl told al jazeera that they've been stigmatized and labeled bandits. i po, mail about that with them. we are afraid even to travel to other areas. what people see young men from po court that my community that are aggressive. they say we haven't guns, we're using and that we have criminals in our media summer. but we have been tainted, we're also dealing with the sim, bonded coming to steal from available have oh, you are. but now who about you? the military and police have been deployed to some pots. cattle rating is a historic problem and kenya, the government has struggled to deal with it for me. yes. remember the alternatives in these areas are very limited to various cache. the infrastructure is extremely wanting, the probably some of the most desperate or parts of the country if not with the region. and so unless we transform this communities and give them

a different system of economic survival is going to be challenging to route out. are the routes of banditry. the inter ethnic conflict has been made worse by a mix of climate change and politics. people here will do anything to protect the livestock. any more theft is nothing new to heard in communities, but some say the practice has been commercialized. the government has stalled hundreds of people to leave their homes in areas where the security operation is being carried out. most of those who have been displaced have moved to safer houses, but they are now living rough in crowded houses and open space is angeline looming gone. he says she's decided to move here because it's near police comp play shop at the life he stuff. well, we have nothing. we left most of our belonging back home. we have been robbed. we have no blanco's men,

we have no cutlery. we cover ourselves with sacks at night. windows and the people who live here see they hope the security operation will help. but they also, talis things may not change much. katherine saw al jazeera, not reefed valley sunday marks 8 years since they started the saudi led invasion of yemen. the war has caused with the un, has described, was the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the world health organization is calling for $392000000.00 to cover the immediate health needs of yemenis. it says more than 2 thirds of the population needs urgent assistance. zane bas robbie has more shima was only 6 when she lost her leg injured in the early years of a war that's been fought for most of her young life. i've met them in a lab. i said again, i was playing with the boy. and while we were walking the shell hit us, i didn't feel anything until the next day when i found myself in the hospital. i

tried to reach for my leg, and i asked my father, where is my leg? he told me that i'd been injured li. well, so i asked him at noon, so from to day onwards, i will live without a leg. but shame oh was lucky. the child next door she had been playing with was killed. her father encouraged her to focus on what remained. not what was lost. earlier mud complains that age groups often overlook parts of yemen. one of them are from organizations did not include the syrian, the aid hand off on the residential part of the city is in the line of fire. and no aid is entered for a while. when medina who the rebels took control of the capital santa and 2014 forcing the government into exile. the conflict widened when a saudi led coalition invaded in 2015. with the stated purpose of restoring the internationally recognized government to power,

despite its proximity to the fighting. earlier mate says he chose to stay because time is his home. his daughter's lifelong injury forever. a reminder of the cost is in basra. v o $20.00 book binding is a traditional year round occupation in the human capital set up. and during ramadan, demand from worshippers as high for the restoration of the muslim holy book. look her on how much all has that story passion. he has his hence as a book binder in the old district of the human capital business. he's normally quiet, but to judy from about his flooded with orders one book at a time. he needs to talk dozens of arms as quickly as his 10. i want to get out of you, i never got to bind the book. we begin with applying a piece of paper and another fabric. after we apply both, we stitch it this way after we finished it in the book with the cotton and nylon

threads, we apply lead the spine using locally made you know, the next step is to place the book in a press and leave the talk for a day to make sure the binding hold. millions of muslims learn the core on by heart from a young age. others depend on the most, huff, or on in book form for taishan, paper books, austin, the norm here in yemen. however, i'm afraid i brought with me $47.00 copies of the currants be repaired because some of them are damaged and we take any damaged copies of the koran from any mosque to be restored at our expense during ramadan. particularly, all people want to recite the koran and handle that and the mobile alphabet ali, thanks to allah. the jamini is a taking care of the koran and preserving it in terms of book binding, honoring pondering its meanings. complying with guidelines on what is permissible and what's forbidden? ha ha. during ramadan, whistling,

don't just avoid food and drink from sunrise to sunset, many or so to cite the for on, for most of the day. or gather in mosques for collective readings at night. they you what do oh mostly believe it was during ramadan. the corps on was sent down with the are age of gabriel before being refilled. piece by piece to the prophet mohammed, lemons, da da, da long get him. we are studying the holy koran. i am his the teacher, and i am the learner. he is teaching me the rows of intonation. may allah bring blessings. learning the standard, the citation is an act of worship. at for some, it can be a lifelong journey. 100 fun, a da 0 time for all the sports news now with peter 3, thank you very much. in what was more than just

a football match. ukraine have been defeated to know by england in their 1st year or 2024 qualifier. before kickoff had wembley, the teams post the pictures and promoted messages of peace. this was ukraine's 1st competitive match in 6 months, as russia's war and their country continues. hurricane scored england's open up before because of seca doubled the school. also in europe 2024 qualifying spanish play. hossa lew wait at 15 years to make his international debut. and when given his chance, he certainly made the most of the opportunity, the 32 year old place espanol it was brought on in a 30 minute against no way. and it didn't take long to make an impact school in 2 minutes later to put spain 2 up. and it took less than 2 minutes to school. another 3, no that finished as spain one, their 1st match on the new coach, louis del lafuente. wales made their 1st match since captain gareth bail retired from football, they were up against croatia. and last year's woke up semi finalists took the lead in the 1st off through andre cram, rich whales looked to be heading for defeat,

but debutante nathan broadhead rescued a draw in stoppage time. that was wales only shot on target in the game of to becoming the 1st african team to reach the semi finals of a world cup. and cutter last year morocco pulled off another statement. results have beaten brazil for the 1st time, a rocker winning the friendly match to one in front of a sell out crowd of 65000 in tangier mo jeep. he will champion francesca benya has won the season opener in portugal. mark my case started on po, but it was miguel olivera from fulton the grid. they took an early lead in front of his home fans, but he wasn't in front along with the coffee bunny. passing him on lap to various races was been ended on the next lap, taken out by mark marquez who later apologized before being pushed by him. every renewal is done. ja, held on for he thick and victory. and as many days, i think also won the sprint race on saturday, and he did his own version of christiana renelle, the celebration,

to please the crowd in portugal, fellow italian, marco becky, completed the podium, c l e m many, epi, very happy. we're done. the perfect job for sure, only missed the population by was the same starting from the front row. i may be my feeling with a new bike is incredible. my team of work perfectly it don't we work at best to be ready to, to be prepared for this kind of schedule. so i was at the defensive credentials, these, these rates because we, we had the tests here. so we, we were ready repair. but in any case, let's see. tennis now and also losing the indian wells. final week, gerda neal medford ever turned to actual comfortable. when at the miami opened the fort seed began his campaign against roberta cup i is brianna, medford. i have dropped just 3 games in the match to breeze past the spaniard 6162 . the war number 5 faces slovakian the alex mocha. in the 3rd

it was a nearly a straightforward for the 2021. miami open champion. the hubert hood catch the pole, lost the 1st said to the nasty cock in arcus, before saving 5 match points on his way to victory. this encounter loss of 3 hours and 51 minutes make it the longest. best of 3 match this season. her catch will be up against every and mandorino in round 3 succeed, felix. so generally, a seam was also made to work hard for he's when there were no breaks to serve in his match against brazilian wool number 81, tioga montero. all j aaliyah seem winning both sets in a tiebreaker after 2 hours and 41 minutes on hold. except for the canadian, his francisco sit on dolo. we beat at indian wells 13 days ago in the women's tournament will number 6, cocoa. gov was beaten by anastasio pots up over the russian lost the 1st sets and was one game from defeat. but 110 of the next 12 games trench,

her 1st win over the top 10 player in 8 months, part of over into the round of 65. last week's winner at indian wells. elena lee, back in her, came back from the brink of defeat, to stay in with a chance of back to back titles. were back in it was 54 down in the 2nd set and facing a match point. but she turned things around to be paula by dasa in 3 sets. it's now 10 winds in a row for the wimbledon champion. who faces elissa merton's in the last 16. the denver nuggets came out on top against the milwaukee bucks and a late seasoned showdown of the n. b. s. conference leaders, m v. p. candidates, nicola, your kitchen yana center, to compo, going head to head, and this one, and he to compress school 24 of is that he won points in the 1st off as the box went into the 3rd quarter with a slender lead. then pers rocket match these greek rival with 31 points and also dished out 11 assists as the nuggets 1129106 york. it was very impressed by this bit of play from teammate jeff green calling it amazing. we putting off

a poster dunk over anti to comp it and we'll finish with some snowboard we'll comp action for you. this is japan's tiger has a goa winning. he's 1st slope style victory at a world cup event a fine day for us to go up to the 17 year old managed to finish food in the parking pipes, endings of the season ending events in silver planet, switzerland. thus the hendrickson of the u. s. top of the season slopes outstanding . that for the small things i'll be your again later with move. okay, reader, thank you so much. thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we had you over to our teams in london who have more news coming up in just a moment. thanks for watching. bye bye. ah mm. good. i

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