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ah, hello, i'm sammy's a dime. this is the news. our live from dell has coming up in the next 60 minutes. a prominent russian blogger is being killed at a blast and a cafe in st. petersburg. israel's cabinet approves a new national guard on the far right. security minister, the opposition accuses the government of funding of private militia for it's a mob been give you several oil producers lied by saudi arabia. announce production costs that could push op global prices. will finland turn to the right? vote counting is on the way is centralized. prime minister santa marine pie, so hold on to a job and on pete is similar to the sports needs, new castle beat,

man united to know to go 3rd in the premier league and illegal rail madrid. annihilate rail via dollars. no re, courtesy of a kareen bins of hattrick. ah, well, we begin with breaking news out of russia where an explosion is torn through a cafe in the city of saint petersburg. a high profile, mercury blogger, has been killed in the blast, while another 25 people were injured. flatland catastrophe had been holding a so called patriotic evening at the cafe. when the blast happened, let's go to dance. so jer by now. she joins us live from moscow, so also take us 1st of all, through some of the details that are coming to light about how this attack happens . well, this was an event that was organized by

a committee. and it started around 5 p. m local time in saint petersburg. at a cafe in a very well known and busy area of this universe city embankment about a 100 people were in and around this event. waiting to hear this well known blogger speak. now, according to the governor of the petersburg, there is now $900.00 people out of the $25.00. the inventions in hospital 4 of them are in critical condition. one of them is a child, and the accounts that the investigative committee is getting according to witnesses, reports as well as security camera footage that they are coming through at the moment. it appears that a woman presented a gift to the speaker at this event, which contains a bus of him and the believe that the explosive devices were located inside the boxes with the initial report of what they believe have taken

place. now, according to officials in st. petersburg, they are now looking for this woman who presented to skip to the organizers and the speaker himself. and they are trying to figure out what happened to her, to question her about where this, if initially originated from what her involvement will be. what we do know is that all emergency services in the city of st. petersburg are now involved in dealing with this attack, and they are on the occasions that have followed as a result of this explosive device that went off killing this, a well known blogger. all right, we'll leave that. thanks so much. joseph jabari. now pavel falcon howard as a defense and military analyst, he joins us from moscow. so 1st of all, let's start with this blog maxine famine. what does he known for oh, he was born in the road in the dawn bus. and there was involved in the campaign again,

i will say actually fighting. we're getting from 2014. and when the war there began west was doing some kind of business voters basically very much involved in what was happening in the done boston be a separate this per pro russian movement. and though was so waiter on turned. ready to become a blogger and journalist, a self proclaimed man became rather popular writing about the russian operation as it began developing in 2022. and that was of course, very much what pro russian pro bay tree arctic but supported the campaign though from time also criticized the russian military command for not doing enough

and not being too extremely successful in the campaign. i and the bully, look at the fact that we've had not only this attack, but in august we had that attack on daria. do geena a daughter? i mean, she, herself, is a prominent media figure, think we can say, and the daughter of a prominent figure that seen as close to the kremlin does that indicate a targeting of pro, of voices which are pro the conflict that's going on on the russian war effort. that's going on well the style was totally different of these 2 attacks. and there you do well, she was the daughter of, or rather well known figure and a kind of progression that in the russian nationalist figure, but of a lesser caliber than her father. and the cap and in that there was a car bomb our, when the car was on the roads close to moscow and no one was injured except her.

here it was a different attack. inside the crowd, the cache it cache, of course, the target was taken out, but also there was quite a number of people. oh, so bad, we insured. so this is a more indiscriminate, handy of friends approach and distance and time, and then style and in how they were performed. so i wouldn't say that this is a campaign. ok, but nevertheless it is it significant? you look at a prominent figure targeted in a prominent city in a, in a prominent cafe. whoa, you sent me to see there's lots of furniture that's happening in the, the bus region and in the garage. yeah. and there san car, bombs, either bombs, a shootings,

attacking well co official school work for the russians. ah, but not really there in russia and moscow and since petersburg. there was now much, not much happening in that respect set to all this it makes a difference. may be a game changer, it depends. is this a beginning of our sustained campaign of attacks or rather indiscriminate? i mean targeted but also involving, of course the audience was most, we also supporters. it was a kind of meeting of those who support the russian operation. but there's the reports that there was that child, the insurance, so this was much more indiscriminate and this would be a difference difference. same day, also involving the followup attacks that could

be very important in terms of russian internal politics. all right, thank you so much for your thoughts on that puzzle. fell going. how now at least 6 people have been killed in russian missile strikes in ukraine's done yet screeching 8 others suffered shrapnel wounds in the city? of course the anti no nica, they regions governor says multiple high rise blocks in the city center and residential buildings with damaged u. s. secretary of state antony blinking is called for the immediate release of american journalist even got coverage during a call with russian foreign minister. so gay lover of cosca, which is a correspondent with the wall street journal. he was detained by russian security agents on thursday. and allegations of spying get more from patty col hanes. she's live for us from washington dc. it's not often that you see or anthony blinking. and so gay lover of having direct talks, what

a u. s. official saying about where that discussion went. it's extremely rare. eyes since russia invaded ukraine, the 2 leaders have met just once that was briefly on the sidelines of the g 20. that was just last month. which also notable is the timing of this curse gus girth greevich was arrested just days ago. so this was, this shows a bit of urgency from the u. s. government in the past. they haven't made these phone calls. and so in the read out basically says that grave concern that it is an unacceptable detention calls on him to be released, doesn't name him. but he does name paul whelan. he's an american who was arrested and sentenced to 16 years in russia, calling for his release as well. that something in the u. s. has been working for obviously, so far. unsuccessfully there was one part of the read out that i thought was very interesting. it said they discussed the importance of creating an environment that

permits diplomatic missions to carry out their work. what this could is likely a hint to is there is concern in the u. s. that i, that he's not gordy a counselor access. and that is important for us process because of where he's being held. it could be weeks before any american official gets access to him. but they needed to actually speak to him because if they do, then they are likely to come out and say that it is a wrong that he is we wrongfully detained. so why does that matter? well it, if that designation is put on a gross garbage, what happens is it goes to a whole different office in the state department. their entire focus is on getting americans back home. they would be in charge of the negotiation. they would have additional resources to investigate, to work with. so i think what we're seeing is blinking, sending the message to his counterpart that they expect, he will be given access to a counselor services to lawyers. whether or not it's going to be enough. because

again, the russians are road in the call that they have caught him red handed and that he is in fact guilty. so an important call because it was made on a sunday when it was made and the fact that it was made at all. and these 2 leaders are talking now whether or not we'll see any action remains to be seen. all right, thanks so much path. no. hein? plenty more. still ahead on the news our including will take you inside the home for the elderly and those with disabilities helping with the impacts of the war in ukraine. nigeria, ram, stop, it's oil exploration, and environmentalists sound the alarm of the industries history of impunity. new council, again revenge for the lead caught refine of the faith 5 weeks ago. and the way with people in this for ah, israel's capital has approved the creation of

a national guard to be overseen by the far right. security minister, it's a mob been given says it's critical in the fight against what he calls terrorism. being funded through major budget cuts across ministries. opposition, lady i have la paid, is accused the government of trying to create the private militia for it's a mob been given. shall i show book is gets us, will the government approved? horizontal cuts to fund been give is private militia. they will cut health education, security, all to finance a private army of thugs for tick tock. the priorities of the government are ridiculous and despicable. the only thing that keeps it busy is running over democracy and promoting extreme fantasies of delusional people. bernard smith has the details from west jerusalem. bengal has been pushing for it more and more recently over the past couple of months because you haven't been given any control over the police or the military. now, with what you've heard,

we've heard critics of cold, his own private militia. he says he will be able to stop terrorism of a national security incident. now the thing is, this wasn't really getting off the ground until last week, and then all of a sudden that these mass protests, i'm then the national strike, last monday for things. benjamin netanyahu to promise to at least postpone plans to introduce it overall of the judiciary, to get bank of a and his fall right. allies in the cabinet to agree to the spoken. netanyahu says, okay, you can have this national guard both issues, very important bank and the settlers, he's back in support and he's other allies in the cabinet. so there's a long way to go before it gets off the ground. but it's an indication of sort of chaos we've seen in israeli politics over the last few months that were once bank of air was not going to get the national guard. all of a sudden because netanyahu space, there's massive,

unprecedented protest against plans to overhaul the judiciary. suddenly you have to cave into been given, given what he wants, so that he can try and move forward. with this over whole of the judiciary, a syrian defense ministry says 5 military personnel have been injured in his re, the air strikes. israel has declined to comment on the reports of the latest attack in western syria on sunday. it comes days after 2 members of iran's revolutionary guard were killed in damascus. ron's foreign ministry spokesman says thereon reserves the right to respond to his route, aggression at an appropriate time. prime minister benjamin netanyahu did not directly mention the strikes during sunday's cabinet meeting, but he did have this to say, i'm a who go room. refute we collect a heavy price from the regimes that support terrorism outside the borders of israel . and i suggest to our enemies that they should not gloat over the internal dispute among us,

as it will not affect our firmness. our ability and our strength to act against our enemies on all fronts and un, every place and time. little votes are now being counted in finland's parliamentary elections, where right wing parties are hoping to unseat the prime minister. santa marine took power in 2019, becoming the world's youngest leader. she is not popular with conservatives who say she's been reckless with public spending. rory challenge reports with each slip of paper. finland's next government is being decided, but it's been too close to predict a winner. neither the social democrats nor the national coalition party, nor the fins party held a significant lead in pre vote. opinion polls coalitions are the norm in finland with a winning party getting the 1st attempt at forming a government. i noticed on a nice, very popular and she's done great that most of the fins also think that she did an

amazing job with the current wires. but it may be, we have to look at the new ad crises that we have and some of us still believe that she does very good job. other people who need a, when something you with her youth and progressive politics, santa marian has been popular among young moderates at home and abroad with bart's living costs searching, and finland is teetering into a recession made of i'm finishing up campaigning on saturday, marin acknowledged she's fighting for her political survival, that the chase, i mean very highly upgrade. are you that hard? i do each other. any one of these a body can win. a mariners presided over finance biggest geopolitical transition in decades. applying to join nato in response to neighboring rushes,

invasion of ukraine. but opponents were quick to jump on. a leaked video of her drinking and partying. the friends saying she wasn't fit to govern. marian was cleared of wrongdoing and arguably criticism of her government's public spending has hit her more for me, i'm burdened by the economics. actually read like too much debt. i think. i wish you would have a belfort, they still in 20 years time, but with the current expenditures and dep thinking i'm worried about how we can afford the welfare states in the future having become the world's youngest prime minister of 34. it's possible santa marian could be an ex prime minister at $37.00, lori challenz, how to 0. now the poles have closed in bulgaria, following its 5th election in 2 years. the country is the member of the e, u and nato, but also has historical ties with russia. and the war in ukraine has worse and political divisions, same before he has more. 2 former prime ministers are neck and neck for the

top job in bulgaria. center, right, boy, co boris sauce. and carol pet cause, who leads an anti corruption coalition? voters hope a clear result will bring an end to gears of political crisis in the european union's poorest country. why this days with this is the only solution to the crisis with this terrible warn ukraine, this partition of the world. we must very clearly stay with the democratic world. was service. this was, i didn't want to live. i voted for a normal european life. i voted for us to have a normal european government, normal european roads, normal european health care, normal european education. both front runners are pro western and pro ukraine. though the nato member has been cautious with public support for keith and the walker, as the victor will also have to contend with independent president room and rather

have seen his pro kremlin russia's invasion of ukraine deep into political crisis that has engulf bulgaria. since anti corruption protest in 2020. after years of political deadlock, people are weary and want an end to instability unseen. since the fall of communism, doctor visit the people don't know what they want, their being led on by false promises in the end. it doesn't work out, there are no big goals or ambitions. it's all tied to various spotty lines. they can do it together. they're just not willing to, they have other interests in mind oper for them check things against difficult this time as well. i think no consensus will be reached. neither side will budge. it will be difficult to form a government. in the days before the vote, a wave of bomb threats targeted schools being used as polling stations. investigators blamed hackers likely linked to russia for creating panic to reduce voter turnout and undermined this pivotal election. bulgaria has long been among

europe's top producers of ammunition, even a main supplier for soviet russia. a definitive result in sundays polls and clear public support for ukraine could be pivotal for the key govern ahead of a spring counter offensive. zane bas robbie of to 0 and the montenegro people are voting in a presidential run off between the incumbent. me though, do not rich and the former economy minister and that you can watch the small nation join beta started negotiations for you membership and moved away from russia. however, his party is accused of corruption and linked to organized crime. war crimes trial, a former leaders of the kosovo liberation army is set to begin on monday, former cause of our president hush, and fancy and 3 former senior politicians have been held at the hague since 2020. their charges relate to the period between march 1998 to september 1999. during and

shortly after the cost of a war barber and gopher reports. he is considered a hero by many people in crossover for his role in leading the campaign that ended serbian rule, but former cause of a precedent. hashem, tuchee, and 3 others, a facing war crimes charges. their road to the hague began 7 years ago when the cause of our assembly gave the go ahead to a special tribunal to investigate allegations of war crimes during the course of a war in the late 19 nineties, under international pressure. hashem touchy, the former head of the kosovo liberation army strongly backed, the court, napoleon, or to the we need to clear our names of this unfair and unnecessary labeling of the cost for liberation army. 5 years later, after rising to the office of president hashem touch, he resigned his position and travel to the hague with 3 others. but veterans of the

war say the indictment is an attack on the kosovo liberation army without an awkward records individual. it is not individuals who are on trial there, but the kosovo liberation army and the freedom of the people. because the prosecutor's office refers to odd assistance as a joint criminal enterprise in the indictment of service. that indictment accuses hashim touchy and his 3 co accused of intimidating, abusing and eliminating those fe, considered enemies of the kosovo liberation army. but lawyers say the prosecution may find it difficult to prove its case. first years of un, she'll never see it for we who were in kosovo inexperienced at all. no that the soldiers and their commanders did not have a chain of command or control while the kosovo liberation army was not a regular army. in many settlements, the locals organized themselves to defend their homes and had nothing to do with the care laid. their support at home for the kosovo liberation army lead us on

trial. and a campaign to support them has been launched. new dot mooned. we will not affect the legal proceedings in orderly one to that. we want to provide moral support to those who are in the hague. tell them they're not forgotten and that cause of a supports them in this challenge. shamrock. yeah, the trial could last several years with more than 300 witnesses expected to give evidence. the accused have pleaded not guilty, barbara and grip her out as sarah akin affair, so as expel journalist working for french newspapers lamond, then liberal song, effective sunday. it's the latest crack down french media after the france 24 news channel was taken off air last week. a military spokesman says the broadcast the acted as a quote, communications agency for terrorists, after its journalists interviewed the leader of al either in north africa, the channel called the decision outrageous and defamatory. now during quarter

sentence, the prominent journalist to 3 years in prison, san of harvey, as the director of mother of emergent news, which is considered one of the last independent media firms in the country. he's accused of receiving foreign funds through his business in exchange for carrying out activities that could harm the state. the court ordered the dissolution of the media company and confiscation of its assets. yusef randall is a professor political science and international relations at cathy university. he says, a son of harvey was not given a fair trial. the accusations are quite vague and i wasn't really sure blazed that he got dis politic. a little sentence receiving funds from abroad, a invasion in propaganda, but threatens the security and public called little in of julia, are quite really serious accusations whether the courts have proven done or not.

it's very, very debatable human rights organizations that attended to some of the per meeting . so abbreviated the court appearances last the last month. have accused the authorities of not a given mr. little cody or felony. try him. he's one of his lawyers will be the household said dud documentation, but it is you my funds were from abroad. well actually 25000 pounds from here. sounds daughter who easily so chilled working in london and she gave him that money as a loan because she's a shareholder in his company fate, some financial difficulties, bay in his a spouse. and that's why he received the baltic a little money since her son was a jail last december awaiting his flying. despite this political act was

perceived as a bug on freedom of expression, that haiti's streets dominated by gangs in the state missing local journalists of putting their lives on the line to keep the public informed. 7 journalists were killed in the country in 2022, and at least 4 of been kidnapped. this year alone, al jazeera, spoke to a journalist and lawyer, and porter, france, non reserves, and my name is joseph jack, a blue. i'm a lawyer, but i work mostly as an independent journalist. i do jobs for international press and post on social media to keep the public informed about what's happening here. he's as in the hotel, is the biggest challenge we face as haitian journalists is getting people to see our work, especially with the country situation, the way it is. every day we are under serious threat. when there are protests, we faced the police who fire tear gas and did some neighborhoods. we risk losing

our lives with her. i know several journalists who died recently. one of them was shot inside the police station where he went to show solidarity with a colleague who had been arrested. i'm a, is it the, am i d was a very nice person. always smiling. he loved his job, but he lost his life, doing that job, swap, one, humble, historical. i'm often afraid because when you leave your house, you never know if you'll be back. the level of insecurity is only increasing. it can be terrifying, especially going from one place to another. i am a victim myself because i was in capacious for work and on my way back to port of prince gangs robbed me at gunpoint. they stole my camera, mobile phone, and everything. since then, i've been a lot more cautious. every day the situation gets worse, and more people leave the country. in desperation,

it gets worse because every thing we need to live is getting more expensive. it gets worse because arms trafficking increases and the state has no control. it gets worse because politicians don't work in the interest of the people. despite all the dangers, i enjoy my work and i do it with love, with everything that's happening in this country. the youth need journalists like me to keep them informed. so i had an, i'll just, sarah, look at why the backbone of pakistan's economy has been hit, the hardest and financial crisis. i'm formula one sees one of the most k all think and controversial races in history will be back in the full ah

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blast ruins cause could also affect parts of nigeria, particularly up in the north, down for the south, that is all about the thunderstorms that are rumbling through as the seasonal rains shift further north, looking much dryer across places like botswana, the temperature picking up in habit only on tuesday. ah, ah ah, ah, newly ah, ah. the journey from childhood into young adulthood is speckled with tribulation. for

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blast happened at a cafe, the historic center of st. petersburg. just minutes away from the city's best known landmarks, including the world renowned state heritage museum, and peter and all fortresses. israel's cabinet has approved, major budget cuts across ministries to fund the national guard headed by the far right. security minister, it's a mob been given says it's critical and fight against what he calls terrorism. savvy re be, are now the oil producers from the opec class alliance of announced production costs, amounting to $1150000.00 barrels per day. the carts will come into effect from may re, all described the move as a precautionary measure to stabilize the all market. u. s. has opposed out foot caught saying, well, needs lower prices to support economic growth. washington also wants to limit russia's earnings from oil exports. environmentalists in nigeria are concerned the

government there is decided to resume oil exploration in the chat basin to increase reserves. al jazeera adriece reports from the new oil frontier of our depot. nigeria is pushing inland to grow it all reserves by more than the 3rd by 2040 the move is being welcomed by many local, so see the potential for jobs and economic growth will have a commercial. i'm a discovery thou will. mit thou attended tale photo of montana as atlanta by exploring further inland away from the niger delta and n p c. the countries oil company wants to raise daily output and profits you, i did this contrasts partition. you also bring your product closer to his uses, and you also have been multiple sources over a supply in the, in the country. that's why it means dawson,

new petroleum industry bill was signed into law last year, freeing the countries all company from government intervention. although many countries are seeking to reduce their dependence on fossil fuel, niger says it will continue to be in demand, if not internationally, at least for it's 200000000 people. this one well is the 2nd to be open in less than an environmental is, are worried about the rate at which nigeria is exploring its own activities, are demanding more action from government to hold a powerful industry. i go to the point to the devastation caused by more than half a century of all exploration in the oil. producing nyja dealt preserve our rivers. ah, streams from the spillage, from the destruction that comes with all of that careless presumption or oversight that leads to that poisoning official say the new investments in oil will

minimize that risk of pollution. the pipeline will be restricted down, you know, in the, for the long pipeline. and that would cause your project in the, in the total control of the environment and impossible to build a very minimum. but environmental is point to the industry's long record of failing to make good on such commitments. i'm a decrease al jazeera i g i g area a creation of what will become in denise is new capital in the santa is being pitched as a safe haven for endangered species. a government hopes to undo some of the damage caused by decades of deforestation. of conservationists fear, the construction will destroy even more of the natural environment. jessica, washing to reports from east cali mountain these upon use most famous residence in this land is intended to be a haven for the endangered species. the sambota le, sorry, sent a rehabilitative injured and often to run returns before they are released into the

wild. but even in this sanctuary, they still face threats to select on illegal mining. unfortunately, in this, surrounded with humble, jealous, 30. so this is, is quite dangerous for the establishment of the conservation unauthorized to land encroachment is a major concern for the foundation altree anto hopes the indonesian government plans to relocate the capital to a location near by will result in more vigilance against longstanding environmental problems. such as deforestation from mining and pamela plantations. new capital, the center is due to be inaugurated in august next year. this will be the main area of the new capital set to be a sprawling metropolis. 4 times larger than the current capital carter authority fe, new content will work with rather than against nature. the government has pitched the project as a model for sustainable development. you know that the development of her paper is

not just her making. when you sit, this is not just a building infrastructure, but you've also thought is thor degraded your environment. this nursery is part of that initiative. seedlings grown here will be replanted into centera l by occupy and at the local vendors in the upper electrical. but we're actually transforming industrial forest back into natural for example, because the president wants 60 percent of the new capital area to be green. but some are skeptical groups like green peace have criticized to the project unborn. and you kindly look into how you must think about more than double up in just a korea development will destroy more of the national enrollment. all the conservation is to raise concerns about the clearing of hundreds of hank days, if mango forest, for infrastructure to service the new capital and the impact on some endemic species. but back at the rank 10th century, algeria, unto says, he can also see the positives is like opportunity law in the hands of the

government as well to showing to us. let government also care only moving to its valley, my band, but also seen this is that you get enough of the government let the conservation fit the then as important as the development of our country. the challenge for the government is to prove it can reverse some of the environmental damage of the past and not create further destruction along the way. jessica washington out to 0 east cali mountain sulphur car. amelia is an associate professor of science technology and society at nan yang technological university. he says the decision to move the capital city fails to address regional economic disparity. there are 2 major reasons that prompted the current nation government to relocate the capital from jakarta to east cali month. and the 1st one is related to regional disparity, which has been suffering for many decades in which jeff islands has been

predominately contribution to economic growth, which is about 50 percent of the g d p. so by relocating the capital to outside of the news and government inspect that it will trigger a more even distribution of economic growth. the 2nd reason is that the cost though is just the current capital is considered no longer suitable to function as a capital for the run due to traffic injections and flopped ris. so the government believes that it is cheaper to build a new city. dan, fixing a jack carter's complex over problems. now the problem is that this relocating in building and capital does doesn't necessarily address these 2 issues because regular disparity is, is less about the location of capital. and more about, you know, how the central government distribute the fiscal policy to all or future governments

and also how to improve the lack to address the lack of main power infrastructures across many parts of a you know, nice outside java. so i think relocating and building new capital, it's got a month and we get what you know, nice them government is doing now, does not really address the problem and may not achieve the goal that they want to accomplish. electric scooters are a cheap and green way to get around. most cities are they all supposed a danger to pedestrians were voters being held in paris on sunday to decide whether to allow scooters in the city and sasha buffalo reports the french capital. lunacy anat is a big fan of paris is electric scooters. he says he hires one most days to get around. the city could present in these quarters are really useful because paris is

so busy, especially in rush hour. it's impossible to move around. so thanks to these, we can use the cycle lanes. it's much better than a car available. so e scooters were introduced in france in 2018 since then. they've become part of the landscape in most cities. but some people say they're a nuisance cluttering pavements and endangering pedestrians. now the french government launched a new plan to regulate them. writers will have to be at least 14 years old and they'll be tougher penalties for misuse. court on industrial to people on an east cooter is forbidden to day, but the fine is only 35 euros. so it will be raised to a 135 years. the messages that dangerous behavior will be penalized dedicated parking zones and lowest speed limits are already in place. while the french government is stepping up, its regulation of electric skirt is here in paris. the city hall is asking people to vote on whether or not to ban them. the 3 companies that provide paris is ease

scooters say a band would make no sense in a city that often led the way in promoting low carbon alternatives to cause and motor bikes. we very hope indeed that's our vote will be positive and that perishes . people will continue to welcome students in a safe and sustainable way in the city opinion. on the streets though, is divided saucers. webs, anchors, i can see they offer an alternative form of transport, but at the same time they can be dangerous for pedestrians. the elderly as if it was with dante, his things. they've not been around long enough to just scrap them. we need more research on things like dangers, mortality, and perhaps we need better infrastructure for them. because the folks taking place in polling stations, rather than online, it's expected to be dominated by older people who are more likely to favor a ban once results, therein, it'll be up to paris is mer to make the final decision on whether it's really the end of the road for escalators in this city, natasha butler, al jazeera,

paris. the textile industry in pakistan, accounts for 60 percent of exports sector has been hit hard by the economic crisis . economists say the industries, the backbone of the economy and its collapse would be a disaster. i said bag reports from vital about these men a hoping to find work. i have no for you. this factory owner told them the price of electricity has increased, making it more expensive to run machinery, and the collapse of boxed ons. currency makes importing raw materials very difficult. now we're in beer doesn't affect the closing under the law of workers that become job last year and don't have the money to give our electric bill. that is, the reason does is that it looks like the graveyard of the machinery. and the reason is, is that our over warman, the out of one of the shows they are busy in the game of barber. the city of festival is famous for its factories. but now, so many have been left jobless,

but we can pay you. but the other one i yes, that would be. where are we supposed to go? how are we to send our children to school and feed them? we can only work if there's work. the politicians are stuck in their own politics. no one cares about his workers, a mother, but a lot only. everyone in this city has felt the impact of the crisis. this is one of the largest textile factories in the country. they produce clothing for design, the brands they to have had to lay off workers, but they've weathered the storm for now. each called murder comes with a different agenda with a different subsidy, but gauge with a different r r o policy. so one thing which are we going to far from or are which are to far as us from a competitors like our other countries like one another issue is the consistency and implementation of a long term policy to ensure the sustainable growth of the textile sector. the book solely governments discussions with the i m f r said to include energy subsidies

for the tech side industry. some worried that if those are cut or removed, things could get worse, but the, some of us would have other, what a better got india, pakistan has lots of poverty and unemployment. and because of this industry, so many of us get whack and run our household, especially important for women because that aren't lots of opportunities generally . um we have several people here. so they so much potential in the textile industry and it can become a of leader if it's supported by the government with a coalition government still debating the terms of a release package with the, with the success afraid of focused on economy could change on the textile industry, that's what business leaders here urging the government to protect it. but most of all, they won't political stability. something that's been missing in recent times. as a big avira fuss about this on thousands of disabled ukrainians have been placed in institutions since the start of the war. many of the soviet era facilities provide patient's minimal comfort and little freedom. jonah haul reports from but of the

anchor north west of cave. it looks like a prison exercise yard, but these men are mental health, patience, captives of a different sort. in the prison of the mine, they looked after here with great care, along with the elderly and those with disabilities. together they make up one of ukraine's many worsening wartime crises must w. this guy was shocking, and there will be even more a psychologically damaged men return from the war. marina was in charge when russian soldiers heading for cave surrounded the facility in february last year, little the owners of it affected them a lot almost every day. now we take some of the boys for psychiatric treatment to support their emotional stays. some of become more aggressive after what they winter. there was gunfire and explosions. 12 local people

were killed, including 4 of her residents. a horror of it deepened their trauma. and there's been other changes newcomers from areas near the front lines like alina, who arrived here with her mother from now occupied, easton ukraine script homeless and without relatives. to careful them. it's estimated more than $4000.00 elderly ukrainians with disabilities have ended up in state run institutions that barely have the resources to cope. this institution is one of the best in the key region. and you can imagine what they like in the east, more than 800 kilometers away with the soviet era. institutions like this were often built in remote locations deliberately to keep disabilities hidden. which is partly why this one fell in the path of the russian invasion. now, a sector that had been modernizing before the war has been set back and he's under extreme pressure. arlena stayed on to care for residence as russian soldiers set up

firing positions outside. they put borders and grad rocket systems in the field over there. she explains. those every couple of the que laquoanda there is currently a great need for these facilities for people who lost their homes, their loved ones, left alone with their problems, who will help them except organizations like ours, the sound of a piano brings welcome cheer. alex has been a resident here for 4 years. when the russians came, a friend told him to run, and so he did. returning as soon as they left to the care that now is in high demand. but short supply. jonah haul al jazeera borrowed yankee from arkansas governor hutchinson is announced. he's running for the republican presidential nomination in an interview with a b. c. news. he called on donald trump to withdraw from the race arrest statement from a republican contender. the conscience,

lee said trumps legal battles will become too big a sideshow. he's the 4th republican to officially amounts a presidential run. oscar winning japanese musician rio cheese soccer moto has died at the age of 71. following a battle with cancer. psychomotor had been both an oscar and a grammy for his work in the 987 film. the last emperor. it was known for being a pacifist ended environmental activist campaigning against nuclear power. after the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster. still i had on al jazeera anthony joshua wins is 1st 5 more than 2 years, but he's not happy. we'll hear from him in sport. ah, across the globe ecosystems under a threat later started moving back. it started melting up. there is something

deeply wrong in this drawing, something we can not create thrice explorers how the law is beginning to hold multinational to account. we are all connected neighbor by those emissions and how the idea of giving mixture legal rights is also in our relationship with the planet . this is what it's all about. it's about ensuring that like when i can continue planetary justice on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks, evidence in a place like this, where people say just a few bodies have been recovered compared to the number of people missing. with detailed coverage, a government policies are making it difficult for them to export on climate change have also impacted a supply from around the world. their rescue plan showed their confidence in 1st republic bank, so all sides of which are critical to the functioning of the financial system. lou

ah, let's catch up on all the sports news with peter now. thank you so much. karen benjamin has had a hattrick as well. madrid hammered at rail via dolly to seek snow in league to rodrigo, opened the scoring benzo ma doubled the lead for the current spanish champions. a titled fence is not going well. they are 12 points behind leads leaders, barcelona, but ben as well and his teammates showed great form in this match the frenchman's hattrick rooms, followed by further golds from rodrigo mako, asencion, and lucas vasquez, newcastle, united or up the 3rd in the premier league following a tunnel home when ever manchester united off, the goal is 1st off in which the home side seem to do everything but actually

school. the deadlock was finally broken. jo willock with the opener, eddie housman secured the victory through calum. wilson's late strikes revenge from newcastle after losing by the same school on to the same opponents in the lee cup final 5 weeks ago. we begin in melbourne, where mex a stop in as one is 1st australian grand prix offer. okay, artic and controversial finish. multiple crashes meant this was the 1st formula, one race in history to be restarted 3 times. well, champion for supper appeared to be coasting to victory. when kevin magnus hoss lost a tire forcing. the 2nd 3 red flags, a 3 lapse remaining on the restart for stopping, held off louis hamilton into the 1st tune. but behind them chaos was unfolding. fernando alonzo, who'd been challenging for 2nd, was hit by ferrari's call. a science who has give it a 5 2nd penalty and ended up in the 2 alpine cause also crushed into each other. the race finished with

a final app behind the safety car with the stuff and clenching victory ahead of mercedes hamilton with esther martin's alonzo competing the podium for food rates in a row for stop and now with a 15 point advantage over t made sergio perez in the drive this step was very chaotic today. bit of a mess to be honest, especially the, the 2nd red flag, i think that was really unnecessary today that could have easily been solved with a virtual safeguard or a safety car at most. but yeah, we got that red flag and you basically create even more trouble because then you go out on very cold tires and safeguards, driving super slow. and then you're right, you know, to the grid stone, cold tires. and you could see everyone in turn. one was having a lot of trouble, especially to carson dirty air. they, you know, nobody crashes on, on purpose, but everyone went wide or had to touch. and yeah, was just very celtic marco beds ziki is the new moto, g, p,

champa job leader. after taking victory at the argentina grand pre, alex marquez started on po for the 1st time, but it was becky who went into the lead on lap one will champion francesca. benya was 2nd, but crashed out with 8 left to go. that puts alex marquez 2nd, but he was overtaken on the final lap a by jo ann zach owed. no one could catch becky up ahead as he took his 1st victory in the premier class. it's also a maiden, moto gp race win for the v. r. 46 team, which is owned by motorcycle legend, valentino rossi recovery former world heavyweight boxing champion, anthony joshua has when his 1st fight in more than 2 years, he beat american germane. franklin by a unanimous points decision, but wasn't happy with his performance. the british fighter came into this contest having lost consecutive bouts to w. b, a. i b f, and w b, a world champion. alexander, who said that it wasn't the explosive finish,

most expected. instead, it went the full 12 rounds before the judges awarded the win to joshua, and they kept going off to the final bill with the 2 boxes, even to be separated by the use and security. joshua came into the 53 thing to quit . if he lost it didn't go that for any post fight news conference. but he wasn't satisfied with how it ended. these don't, i'm not happy because post them ally the old go is a knockout. there's nothing that can stop and look up. anything sure of that isn't what, why i'm happy with families, but it is what it is and i said are calling back in the more what's done is done and you build on it no ticking time bomb. i could actually tell you anything that really, really i'm live in is we're still chasing something and we, we yeah, i'm still chasing the drink tennis now. and patrick, a bit of a will move back inside the world's top 10 for the 1st time in 18 months. so if the

winning the miami open for the 1st time, give it to the beat wimbledon champion, elena re back in, in the final 1st 5th, went into a tie break with this was coming out on top 1614. the 2nd phase, more straightforward, with the check taking back 162. and rebecca is that included victory at indian wells at 33 years old is the oldest miami champion since serena williams in 2015 well exhausted as well. and was in the bottle today was the 1st that the tie, brag was never ending. story was doesn't hanging bad trying to i can, but i made it and i think that's kind of decided how much afterwards brooks kept k is hitting his strike head on the 1st major of the golf season. the masters next week. the american has taken a 3 show me that the live tournament in orlando kept played

a bogey free. second round the city of columbia, sebastian munoz. he has won tonight since last year in saudi arabia, but he thinks he has worked out what has been holding him back. just got rid of the mental estates. i think. like back mexico, i felt like i was playing pretty well. just made dumb mistakes and then go to tucson and i play the tough. oh really? well, i'm pretty easy. ones. try the worst in the field. so just making sure i missed the correct side. give myself chances don't, don't take too much on and it's worked. that's all the small things for me, for now i'll be your again later with another update. sammy, thanks so much k towel that set for this news hour. but we're back in a month with no of the days news enough. so both from london, so to stay with us here. i'm to sarah. ah,

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