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ah, ah, hello, i'm adrian for again. this is that he was, i'll lie from doha, coming out to the next 60 minutes. a russian blogger who supported the war and ukraine, is killed in a bomb blast and st. petersburg. the kremlin accuses keefe, the battle for back loose. wagner mercenary, say they've taken control of the eastern ukrainian city cave denies. that's happened because of a former president. hashem touch. he pleads not guilty at a war crimes trial in the hague. i've been lazy as parliament votes to abolish the death penalty for some offences. i'm joanna roscoe with the sports chelsea begin the search for new manager off to 2nd graham potter bomb. he like

a slip up in the premier league and said beaten by newcastle, you live up to search on another pretty easy finish. ah, we begin this news. i with the death of a prominent russian military blogger and kremlin supporter flood lynn to task, was killed in a bomb explosion at a cafe and cafe in st. petersburg. at least 32 people were injured. the kremlin says it'll tighten security. i had a victory day celebrations next month. in a moment, we'll be speaking with al jazeera started jibari in moscow, but 1st his her report. this was the moment security cameras captured the attack at the busy street food bar number one cafe, in the heart of saint petersburg. on sunday, the explosion killed 40 year old military blogger, rosalyn petoskey, who was delivering his speech at the event, organized by the siber front, that movement an association of people with k to out it use the whole talks of this

cafe every week. over a 100 people were in and around this events, the time of the attack. the dumbass native was given the statue of himself as a gift, moments before the blast. according to the mayor of saint petersburg, all the cities emergency services have been called to deal with the incident. loveland to starsky launched his own social media channels to report on the activities of the russian military, liam, in its so called special military operation. and has a following of over 500000 subscribers. so starsky was invited to the lavish ceremony last september at the kremlin, where russian president proclaimed the annexation of 4 regions of ukraine. mac curvature. that's our sky was a well known figure among kremlin supporters seen here with daria. do you know who was killed in a car bomb attack last august in moscow region? her father, alexander, duke, and a far right political philosopher and crumbling supporter,

was believed to be the intended target. the russian foreign ministry has issued a statement condemning the attack and praising that's our work. as a journalist and his service to the country. these types of attacks are rare in russia, but the planning and plotting behind them just true that the battles are not confined to the dumbass region. doors such as laurie al jazeera, moscow, and dawson with us now live in moscow. dose of the morning after that attack. what's the latest on the bombing? well, according to officials, 26 year old woman by the name of daria. her pulver has been detained by the authorities and they were questioning her at for her involvement in this attack. she was apparently the person who handed tusky that gift where officials believe the explosives were located now upon her detention. her 1st words were,

she's being framed and she was just being used, but this is what she's told authorities. we also understand that she was picked up early on monday about in an apartment about 40 minutes away from this cafe in st. petersburg. now, she is someone that is known to officials. she was detained previously for her involvement in various rallies that were opposing the so called special military operation in ukraine. and we also understand, according to the anti terror committee, that is part of the f. s. the security services in russia that she is a active supporter of the alexander and of all these group, which is a band organisation here in russia. so police are questioning her at this time and they believe that she was involved in this attack, right? so she says that she was framed despite the fact that the police believe that she was responsible if she wasn't involved, who would have wanted him dead?

while that is a very good question at the moment, according to the security services, they are pointing the finger to officials in ukraine and the ukraine, ukrainian security services, and special services as they call them. and according to this committee, that is part of the s s b. they believe that alongside help from nevada, these organization, the ukranian securities, special services, were involved in this attack without providing any evidence about how they came to this conclusion for the time being. we've also been hearing from the criminal spokesperson, dmitri prescott, who has called this a terrorist act, and has also cited this report by the f s. b committee, saying that it is a part of the key of special services that were involved in carrying out this attack. his background indicates a very specific kind of view that is in russia about this military operation that

is ongoing. and the woman that's been detained at the moment is counter to that point of view of this 40 year old petoskey who was killed. so the officials for the moment believe that kiev security services involved in this attack with the aim of taking out a vocal supporters of the kremlin military operation in ukraine. i was 0, dosage of our reporting live from moscow dawson many thanks. ukraine's president of a lot of his landscape describe the fighting around the eastern city of back was as particularly hot. earlier the head of a wagner mercenary group, fighting for moscow said his forces had raised the russian flag above administration. building in back would keep those says it still holds the city. let's go live that a keep al jazeera joined a hole is the amid the claim and counter claim claims. joan, what do we know about what's actually happening in backward?

what? well, really, what we have all these conflicting reports extremely difficult nigh impossible. in fact, to verify what is going on inside buck mode, extremely close quarters fighting going on inside that city that's been going on for several months. so in terms of these reports, you've got on the one hand, you're going to 3 goes in the founder and head of the wagner mercenary group. his men, of course, heavily engaged in back saying that overnight, the flags of wagner and russia were raised about the administrative headquarters of the town. and therefore, legally, it had fallen into russian hands. the canyon fighters pushed towards the west. well, that is heavily disputed by the ukrainian side. a spokesman for the east military command echoed by the presidential administration, saying that fighting continues to rage in the east of the city, around the administrative building. and quote that the russians are very far from capturing anything. so we'll have to watch closely how this unfolds in the coming

out. but remember, pre gozine has previously declared victory in back mode only to be proven wrong. subsequently, remind us jonah of the significance of backward. this is a regional town is just inside the border of the don't that's region. it's been fought over. as i said fiercely for months now pre war population, $70000.00. so much fewer few of the people still living there. now of course closely it has absolutely no strategic value for either side. it has taken on instead an immense symbolic value and also in terms of morale for russia on the one hand that needs to be seen wants to be seen as making progress towards finally capturing the whole of that dawn at region. it was one of russia's original invasion aims and ukraine, on the other hand that wants to be seen still to be resisting,

to be denying even an extremely heavy cost or denying russia that most basic of its aims and zeros johal reporting live from cave. any thanks, jonah it with the news, al from al serra still come on the program. a new report plays bed decades of human rights abuses in south saddam and calls for a culture of impunity to end. funerals are held for 2 palestinians killed in an israeli radon. naturalists in the ocean like west bank at a hat trick for kareem spends about as rail madrid, hammer that opponents of the spanish league that's coming up little later in the sport with jo. ah, valencia slo, house of parliament has voted to remove the mandatory death penalty for crimes such as butter and drug trafficking. instead of capital punishment, offenders will face life imprisonment or caning. depending on the crime,

the law will now go to the upper house and then to the king to be signed. lazier has suspended executions since 2018. while the amendments to the law would being disgust. lisco live out of columbia out to see was florence. louis is that so florida, as we were saying this change has been under discussion in valencia for several years, doesn't it? that's right. and type in 2022 is a just last year when the different administration was in power. similar pieces of legislation with table. but before they could even be debated, parliament was dissolved and before that it was part of a menu. oh with 2000 in. but when that administration. oh, but when they were in power, they wanted to abolish the death penalty. but that was political pushback, so they had to compromise and instead of proposed to abolish the mandatory death penalty. and that brings us to where we are today. and so the amendments the bills,

what caused by a simple voice vote with almost no opposition. and that's because these are those that have bipartisan support. have been several years in discussion because more and more over the last few years, there's been an understanding that the death sentence may not be the determined that people think it is. and that it also is unjust. because it moved removed the discretionary power of judges, and it means that judges cannot take into account mitigating factors like a history of abuse or history of mental illness in the person who committed the client. so what crimes would these changes apply to? so there are several parts to these amendments. one is that it does away with mandatory capital punishment. and so these are $511.00 offences including murder and terrorism. so now it means that the judges now have a discretion. it doesn't do away with capital punishment or death penalty

completely, but it means that it is no longer mandatory and discretion can be used. now. it also substitutes natural life in prison with life imprisonment, meaning that an inmate instead of dying in prison, will have to serve maybe 30 to 40 years and that's gonna be replaced. that's going to be the change. those change as part of the wider criminal justice reform that's going to take place in malaysia, you know, criminal justice advocates. they've been saying that they want the ultimate goal to see the ultimate goal is to see the death penalty abolished. but they also very realistic, and they think that as a conversation, that malaysia has to slow the maybe undergo perhaps in the next 10 years. because there is still a perception that countries have to be tough on crime and abolishing the death penalty completely may send the wrong message. beneath her doubts, husband has been on death row. for 13 years,

he was found guilty of murder. she raised their son on her own bed. when my son went to kindergarten, he didn't have a father. it was just me, a single mom. when he started primary school, he didn't have a father then neither. he's now 16. his father has not even held his hand. malaysia is now aiming to abolish the mandatory death penalty. they are currently 11 offenses with death is the automatic punishment of the $1300.00 inmates on death row. nearly 70 percent were convicted of drug trafficking in malaysia, carrying even a small amount of elicit substance comes under that definition. human rights group say it doesn't meet the threshold of most serious crimes on the international law. the proposed amendments will allow the countries highest court to replace death sentences with life in prison and caning. these reforms have been on the table for

several years now and more for him on executions has been in place since 2018. the minister in charge of legal reform says the abolition of the mandatory death penalty is aimed at valuing the sanctity of life, while ensuring justice and fantasy for all anti death penalty advocates. welcome to move and say malaysia also needs to look at reforming. other aspect of its peano system including rehabilitation. most of us in asia pacific specific grants to really prioritize punitive punishment. we don't really ask how question once we punish a guy, and once we come out, what we wanna do with him, do we expect to sunday reintegrate better society and do good or do we expect them to re offend on the road? for vanessa, there is at least a chance that her husband's case might be reviewed at his home. yet, i know he did wrong, but please don't hang a ya give him another chance. you release him, he can change the changes will still have to be passed in the upper house of

parliament and signed into law by the king before they come into effect. florence lee al jazeera kuala lumpur, the former president of kosovo hush, him fancy, has pleaded not guilty to all 10 charge as he faces at the beginning of war crimes trial in the hague, 3 other sillier politicians. and to the same place, the charges relate to the period during and shortly after the cost of a war. the end of the 19 ninety's tachi and his co accused who had former leaders of the kosovo liberation army had been detained since 2020 barbara gopro reports punishable. he is considered a hero by many people in kosovo for his role in leading the campaign. that ended serbian rule, but former cause of a precedent. hashem touchy and 3 others are 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 back to the court. 1000000 or so the we need to clear our names of this unfair and unnecessary labeling of the kosovo liberation army. 5 years later, after rising to the office of president hash in 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 jennifer as regards individuals. here it is not individuals who are on trial there, but the kosovo liberation army and the front of the people. because the prosecutor's office refers to odd assistance as a joint criminal enterprise in the indictment was, of course, almost that indictment accuses hush. him touchy and his 3 co accused of intimidating, abusing and eliminating those. they considered enemies of the kosovo liberation

army. but lawyers say the prosecution may find it difficult to prove its case. first yes, vanished. she'll never see it for we who were in kosovo inexperienced at all. no, that the soldiers and the commanders did not have a chain of command or control among 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 leaders on trial . and the campaign to support them has been launched. new dot mooned. we will not affect the legal proceedings, and nor do we want to that we want to provide moral support to those who in the hague. tell them they're not forgotten. and that cause of a supports them in this challenge. michelle, at the trial could last several years with more than $300.00 witnesses expected to give evidence. the accused have pleaded not guilty,

barbara and grip her out. as sarah esco lived out of the hague al jazeera marina barrow church was in the courtroom. the sort of that trial at marina, the prosecution, then as given its opening statement, what did they have to say? as prosecutor special prosecutor alex waiting and his associates are, are just now having the opening statements that will last for at least 5 hours even may be until tomorrow. 1 they went through the all of the accounts of the indictment. they said that the for a, for a highly official or x or kosovo. politicians are charged for murders for a torturing in the war of a winter 219981999 against serbian army.

that was led by a sudden milosevic at the time. so more than milan, which was also accused against a war crimes in kosovo, but didn't live to hear the judgment. he died here in his having an in jail and a 2006, a 4 course of or higher a high officials, including housing touchy cardiovascular dap, selling me, a ya classmate. see, are accused of war crimes, the crimes against humanity, an individual arrest responsibility and a responsibility as seniors of the people who committed the crimes. and they are accused of murdering more than 100 people on 30 and 9 locations. a prosecutor waiting said that he will prove that there were there was a darker side of 1998 and 989 happenings that

kosovo citizens see as a heroic act of this for politicians. and the major challenge will be a protection of witnesses that are under large pressure for years now. even more than 20 years after a d events. tell us briefly. marina, about the other 3 defendants in this case. yeah, so, okay. the vessel in age of selling the up jak of classes. she are aware that she founders of kayla cause civil a real liberation army also considered. as i said, as a heroes, a day, you were a head of the say to as a chief of secret service, sir spokesperson of a k,

a lay. and then later, a political party that was a ruling or 2 of them were even a parliament presidents. so they were tightly connected to each other through all of the years after the war and the during good political life. of course, of all, after they claimed for a dependency in 2008, i was 0. marina barrow church reporting live for from hague moreno. many thanks. wanted mckenna faces, military is denied responsibility to killing several boys at a pace near the town of a while, had goya just a warning that you may find some of the following images. distressing video posted on social media shows men dressed in military uniform forms walking among 7 bodies . the story was initially reported in french media. 2 french reporters were expelled from burkina faso on sunday rights. groups of accused soldiers of

widespread abuses against civilians as they fight armed groups linked to al qaeda and iso or mother of one of the boys who doesn't want to be identified blames volunteer soldiers. neither young guys will knew in demand. i once told darma not to wander the straits. i told him to stay close to his grandmother's house since he was a stranger, and that it was risky to wander around because some people may associate him as being a member of an extremist group. the people i blame of those who took him away. that is to say, the military's volunteer fighters. when we went and asked the chief, he told us that they never take some one and released them. now that it's happened, i cry a lot, but i can't change anything. i the un commission on human rights as the decades of conflict of lead to widespread human rights abuses in south sudan. it alleges, during the past year, the governor of unity stays on the lieutenant general of the south sudan people's defense forces were responsible for state sanctioned extrajudicial killings and

attacks against civilians. it says those crimes will part of a broader patent of abuses committed by government and military officials including sexual violence and torture. these remain unpunished. the commission is calling for urgent measures to reverse a culture of impunity. saying that officials should be held accountable and comply with international humanitarian law. that's free and bonnie africa, who's a member of the u. n. commission on human rights in south sudan that produced that report. he joins us from oxford in the united kingdom. how is this culture of impunity been allowed to develop in south sudan, bonnie and to go on for so long? yeah, it could have gone on also long. i'm gonna be high hopes that after the dependent so so, so done that we'll see a different culture of governance. but of course we've seen that also that went back into conflict and the, the course of that conflict. so many talks on civilian,

some really horrendous crimes of the committee. but what i'm seeing is that there seems to be a luck will to deal with katrina. and this is despite the fact that the subsidies themselves, the leaders of agreed to the stablish ment of a hybrid court, to punish the traitors. we have not seen the state place. instead, we've seen that those who commit to abuses and allow them to happen, remaining office. and in some cases that rewarded rather than punished for this culture. of impeding to something that we strongly convinced needs to be addressed . insulted, honestly, turn the page and to be more democratic and unsafe for country point city. but if south sudan is unwilling, as you say, or appears unwilling to, to, to do the things that it said it will do who's, who's responsibility is it? who's going to end this culture of impunity?

i think it has to be the leader also. the ones who signed the piece agreements who committed themselves to a transition, who committed themselves to a transitional justice process, which would set up a truth, commission, hybrid code, animal tory, for information they need to put together on to resource domestic systems. court investigate terms, judges who deal with these crimes. they happen, but then also the distribution of the peace agreement that deal with the historical violations, particularly since december 2013. when the civil conflict broke out again in july. so he and his father needs to do this across the board because we are seeing that violations are not only instigated from the capital in june. but also when you go to the state governors, essentially, you know unto themselves, county commission invited to mobilized forces and munitions to rate and displace

civilians the neighboring areas. but this has to stop and one of the ways it will stop publicly seen that. so we can go on the lead these violations a held to account dismissed, or they investigated on the charges stand up. they're charged convicted after due process without fees, right? we'll be seeing the articles of violation. what about the victims of this pervasive violence phase arithmetic human rights violations? i how long do they have to wait for justice? will they get justice? i have been waiting for a very long time. you had a very high hopes initially, when in 2015 the parties signed the piece agreement, but then they went back to the side, the 2nd piece agreement in 2018 and maria from the need accountability for the

victims awaiting prime court and waiting for corrections. we recommended that there should be immediate enter in reparations for all curriculums. including victims of sexual violence were often left without the kind of support medical support psycho social support. and that would help them begin to heal. so unless you should put in place unless they were political, where or a less pressure sustained only government leaders or styles down the victims will continue to wait for justice. and we are saying that it falls down duck and take those steps in other shoot interest themselves in seeing what accountability would look quite outside talks about as well. good. talk to so many thanks, dave, for being with us. funny. i thought that it oxford thank you. we'll get to whether update next or that is out then similar shifts to the rights conservative for the

conservative party winds up tied to parliamentary election, race ousting the center left, a prime minister. it's the end of the road. it seems for electric studios in paris, people in the french capital vote to burn them from september. the bucks close in on the top playoff seed in the east, jo will have the latest for b and b in around 20 minutes. ah. hello there. it's a divided picture across europe. at the moment we've got high pressure sitting up across northern areas, keeping things comma and clearer, but down in the south. well, this is where we are seeing the worst of the weather. we got a deepening area of low pressure that spoke to warnings across much of a city for the heavy rain. and you can see it's starting to skirt its way further

east. as in the south west of this, spain and portugal largely fine and dry with lots of sunshine, possibly the chance of a shower coming through into southern areas as we go into tuesday. but the worst of the rain across more east than areas got wind warnings out red warnings in croatia . we are going to see that system tunnel wintery as it creeps its way further east knocking temperatures down dramatically in places like bucharest, a drop of what? 10 degrees? for romania, they're into whedon state. now we are seeing temperatures sit slightly lower than the average for this time of year across the north west. but lots of bright spells pushing through the cloud. lots of quiet, mild weather to be found, particularly in places like london with the sunshine that monday into tuesday. lots of sunshine as well across scandinavia, temperatures picking up slightly for places like low and it's an improving picture of northern areas of central europe. much more wintry and west in the east that should weather update. ah,

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and inspire. you are now to sierra lou. ah, hello. yes, adrian, for the good to hear it. go. how about the news out from al jazeera, the headlines malaysia is low, a house of parliament has voted to remove the mandatory death penalty for crimes such as murder and drug trafficking. below will now go to the upper house and then to the king to be signed, former kosovo, president hush and thought she had 3 politicians pleaded not guilty to war crimes charges at the hague, the case states back to the period during and shortly after the cost of a war, at the end of the 1990 s, a prominent russian military blogger and crumbling support has been killed in

a bombing at a st. petersburg cafe. at least 32 people were injured in the blast. a female suspect has been arrested gilkey. however, she really is a full, a senior advisor to the national security council of georgia. he says, this bullying is very significant. darcy was jailed in 2011 or armed robbery after the russians, 1st invasion of ukraine in 2014, he escaped the escape, the prison and joined the russian forces there and fought against the premium defenders. growth from julie's telegram channels. and he had more than half a 1000000 followers there. he also putting ceremony at the so called proclaimed annexation and the payment that will kill everyone in ukraine. we will rob everyone in ukraine and it could be like the target was in the

past because he was given the use of himself at the meeting and reportedly bumble was in that and said he went off and killed. but we have to follow being used. how it unfolds. cremmit propaganda is already accused ukraine of attacks that is expected. and it happened in downtown berg and and the bar itself was, according to some report the was owned by guinea. regarding the wagner boss saw some, some sources speculate that it could be a message for regarding because of his strange relations with the russians. different ministry of the fast generals have been held in the palestinian city of nablus. the 2 men killed by israeli forces in raids in the occupied west bank. the

palestinian health ministry says the men were from a refugee camp. western plus 90 for palestinians have been killed by israeli forces . so fathers here, i'll just eras, nita abraham has an update from ramallah despite international efforts to lead to a di escalation in the occupied westbank between the palestinians and israelis. specifically during the holy month of ramadan, these ready rates to palestinian cities have never stopped. although they've been more deadly in some instances than others this morning in nablus to palestinians with killed wise really force his fire after they re did the city and 2 others were arrested according to the israeli forces. those who have been arrested are accused of carrying out a shooting attack against israeli soldiers and who was in the north of the occupied west bank late last month. now just to give you an idea since the beginning of the year, more than 90 palestinians were killed by israeli forces fire,

2000 were injured. more than 1500 of them were in nablus, nablus. and janine have been at the center of is really reads these cities are with palestinian fighters have been grouping, taking up arms when working together to carry out shooting effects against israelis in the occupied last thing is, rose competence has approved budget cuts to fund a new armed unit security minister is a mob been given, says a national guard is critical to fight nationalist crime. critics the who say that will serve as a private militia for the far right leader, who was convicted in 2007 of inciting racism against palestinians. goldsmiths reports for western ocean, o protest is mocked, be idea of a so called national guard, but for israel's fall, right? security minister, it's no joke. it's mob anger says the new force will tackle what he calls

nationalist crime and terrorism. i think we need to strength the existing force of the police, which is lack of 2000 police officers for in general and regularly policing good uses and would be blast if they will air those and this budget and the police officers which they want to to to do in this program, 3 months of protests and strikes against plans to give politicians more say in the appointment of judges eventually forced prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pause the judicial overhaul. the price extracted by banga there to agree to the pause was the promise to create his national guard opposition. politicians say it will be nothing more than a private army of thugs said the priorities of this government are ridiculous and despicable. it existed 3 months and the only thing that keeps busy is crushing democracy and promoting extreme fantasies of delusional people. netanyahu's cabinet

has agreed to budgets from all other ministries to provide the estimated $270000000.00 needed to fund the new force. it's an indication of how relying benjamin netanyahu is on support from the far right. the plans for the so called national guard have suddenly been advanced. the prime minister's office says the exact powers of this new force will be discussed in a committee made up of all israel security agencies. they've 90 days to make their recommendations. bernice smith, al jazeera western lucel, saelens private assert santa marion has conceded defeat in the parliamentary election. the conservative opposition national coalition party, one with 20.8 percent of the vote. it's leader battery or bo says that he will now work to form a coalition government. the fins a right wing populist party came 2nd with 20 point one percent. while the prime

minister social democrats secured 19.9 percent out, as he was warri challenge reports, smiling and seemingly at ease the se, but santa marines. political star has fallen felons prime minister, gathered with supporters with her election headquarters as banner results came in and showed her social democrats slipping behind the bright wing national coalition party and the fins party. shortly after she conceded defeat, the santa maria nearer is coming to an end n c p leader per terri, or po, is on track with the one assembling a new coalition government. i very happy. we got these results a, this is very strong and we have, we have very good campaign and i think that's an election day today. we have warbles and i'm quite sure that we can people believe the team and not the national coalition policy. and the nationalists of rica porras

fins party have both benefited from worries about the economy. living costs, the surging and finland is teetering into a recession. martha with her youth and progressive politics. santa marin, has been popular among young moderates at home and abroad. marin has presided over finance, biggest geopolitical transition in decades, applying to join nato in response to neighboring russia's invasion of ukraine. last year, opponents were quick to jump on a leaks video of her drinking and partying with friends, saying she wasn't fit to govern. marin was cleared of wrong doing that, arguably, criticism of her government public spending hit her more than the head in his m scandal did. for me, i'm burdened by the economics. actually read like too much debt. i think. i wish you would have it. well 1st they still in 20 years time, but if the current expenditures and dep thinking i'm worried about how we can

afford the welfare states in the future, i noticed minimize very popular and she's done great. most of the fins also think that she did an amazing job with the current wires, but maybe we have to look at the new crisis that we have. and some of us still believe that she does very good job. but other people who need a want something, you know, having become the world's youngest prime minister at 34 santa marin will be an ex prime minister at 37 from a law. rory challenge al jazeera guilty of christina cocoa is secretary of the winning national coalition. policy, she is aware of the challenges that you government will face. it's been amazing election night. we just won and now we were 10 more seats. so it was a crazy night and now now we are. the next thing is to focus to get to governments,

etc. so, so it's gonna be a very exciting week ahead finish. people were very concerned about state depth and all the economical issues. and now it's our, our so to try to balance it for the public economy. and also just be sure that, that people can that have a afford leaving. so we be of course, grow, grow as well as some, maybe some cuts nato members, if they say a huge thing to finland of course, and we are looking for that very, very glad. but of course, the situation, the ukrainian is still horrible, and we are try to give every, every support. do you plan that? we can iraq christians, anthony, bring kind of court for russia to release the american reporter evan gross coverage . the wall street journal correspondent was detained on thursday,

on charges of spying. paper strongly denies the allegations russian foreign ministers, so gay, lovegrove told lincoln that a phone call, that washington should not politicize the case. and that gush curvatures fates would be determined by a course party calhane reports washington. this phone call's notable for a couple of reasons. first, you are secretary state antony blinkin and his counterpart, sergey lab. rob don't speak often. in fact, since russia invaded ukraine, they've only had one conversations, and that was his last month on the sidelines of the g 20 a very brief conversation. the fact that this call is coming just days after evan girth greevich was arrested, is also significant. now it was the normal read out word. you said they, he expressed grave concern called it an unacceptable detention called for his immediate release, although he didn't put name him. he did name paul whelan and said he also needs to be released that something the u. s. has been working for, he's an american that was sent to 16 years in prison in russia. one of the things

in the statement that was fairly interesting is they said that they discussed the importance of creating an environment that permits diplomatic missions to carry out their work. what that likely means is the u. s. is concern is just how long it's going to take to get their consulate officials to actually get to see this journalist. and that is important because of a process within the u. s. basically they have to speak with him before they can declare that he has been wrongfully detained with that designation. it changes things within the state department. his case then goes to a special department whose whole job is to try and get americans held hostage basically back home. they are then in charge of the negotiation. there are several more resources that can go into this case. so likely this is anthony blink and trying to send a message to survey oliver of that he expects that us diplomats will have access to him sooner rather than later. because right now the fear is it could take weeks or

even maybe months. particle haine, al jazeera washington. haiti is facing a security crisis that's prompted authorities there to request an international force to help restore order streets of dominated by gangs and reporters of in their lives to keep people informed. 7 journalists were killed last year. at least 4 have been kidnapped since january out 0, spoke to a reporter and a lawyer in puerto prince norm's 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, i see a little challenge. the biggest challenge we face is ation 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 fired tear gas and did some neighborhoods. we risk losing our lives. with. 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'mma is that the i, my d was a very nice person, always smiling. he loved his job, but he lost his life, doing that job swap one will you go? 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'm a victim myself because i was in cap patient 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. the price of oil has risen after saudi arabia and other producers from opec plus alliance. the opec plus alliance announced production costs react, says it's a precautionary measure. the stabilize the market, the u. s. as opposed to reduction saying the world needs lower oil prices to support economic growth. jim crane is an energy fellow at rice university's baker institute. he says that the higher price of oil will lead to higher global

inflation. the pretty big deal. i mean, the, you know, they were pick plus, had been signaling previously and that's kind of the steady as she goes output strategy. but if you take a look at their market behavior in recent years and months, i mean, not so surprising, right? so, you know, oil had been showing weakness, it have been under $80.00 a barrel persistently, which is seems to be an informal floor now for, for the saudis. at least you see oil at or under that level, you have to figure that to the saudis, or at least thinking about taking action. you know, the last big cut they made was in october of last year with oil around $90.00. well below that level. now, so, you know, the saudis want to maintain the notion that, that october cut was based on market fundamentals. not based on a desire to help buttons november election. so they cut with $90.00 will then,

and you think that, you know, prices now under 80. it would be looking at another round of cuts. anybody that's producing oil is going to benefit from this oil producing countries. lots of spending going on in those countries. lots of lots more investment upstream in producing more oil, as well as, you know, social programs construction plans, you know, lots of infrastructure, spending, those countries. i suspect that's going to continue. and it's also going to push, you know, inflation in the rest of the world and the central banks around the world are still grappling with persistently high inflation. this is not going to be welcomed. step in those countries for is in voted to buy the hiring of electric scooters in the city. nearly 90 percent of the balance cost were against the rental of battery powered vehicles, but less than 8 percent of eligible voters took part in the referendum the trash butler reports from paris. well,

clearly people who are in favor fanny electric scooter is in paris. all right, please, they said all along that as far as they were concerned, the ease creatures were a nuisance. and if you look behind me, you can see the sort of thing that made people quite angry scooters kind of piled up on the side of the pavement. clustering, sidewalks, that kind of thing people said, look, they were just ugly and unsightly in the landscape and that they're all risks with the scooters that they pose a danger. said critics to not only uses but people, pedestrians that are trying to use the city. so of course they are very pleased about this result. on the flip side, you have others who say that these were an important, an alternative mode of transport to the city that has lots of traffic, a good way to zip around to get from a to b and the missions free. so both sides of the coin calls, there's also been a lot of criticism about the way that this of vote and referendum was actually rolled out and put in place. very few people in parasites even knew it was

happening. there were just a few posters around the city, but not a lot of publicity, even though the mayor of paris made it quite clear that she was in favor of a bad. and also it was a vote that took place in just a few pony stations in the city. it wasn't on line that favorite to demographic, which was older or demographic. more likely to vote for a band still to come here. all that he is a little messy. his name met with whistles. perry, sandra, mom, fall to the 7th. defeated her this year. joe will have the best of the action and sport next. ah

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ah. gets a lot of sport, his joe adrian. thank you very much. chelsea begin the search for a new head coach on monday following the sacking of graham potter after just 7 months in charge at stump bridge. the former brighton boss took charge in early september on a 5 year contract. he won only 7 of his $22.00 premier lee games. chelsea were beaten soon, ill at home to ask zillow on saturday. they were 11th in the premier league table, 12 points, find the champions league places. let's take a look at the favorites for the chelsea job form a by and munich boss union. now, guzman has only been looking for a job for about a week after being sacked by the german team. these already merged a front runner for both the chelsea and taught them vacant positions. but it's, you know, patina has personally experience having managed tottenham and has been out of work since leaving p g at the end of last season. following that title, when french legend xena xena dash $13.00 champions leaks and 2 spanish titles in

just 5 years in charge at rail madrid. bass previous, he said that his lack of fluency in english makes him apprehensive about taking a job in the premier league. meanwhile, the race for the top 4 and the premier league has heated up with newcastle moving into 3rd after beating manchester, united to know at home after goal. his 1st half jo wilcock broke the deadlock with the opener. eddy. how's men secured? the victory through calum. wilson's late strike is revenge newcastle, after losing by the same school line to the same opponents in the late cup final, 5 weeks ago, united dropped to the table. i was so surprised at decal, match determination and depression of decided opponent. and i think, you know, before when you traveled to san jim sparked a new castle, what will be going on? and especially after we, when the cook. and so if you want to win the game,

you have to be mature. and i didn't see that today in spain around the trade sounded a warning to boss. so i know who they faced in the copper delray semifinals on wednesday, 3 bens my school to 1st trick in the space of just 7 minutes as they thrashed rail via the lead. 6 mill was a foss, this madrid hot trick in alaska game since 1992. he said and overhead kick certainly worth another look around boosting when for madrid, who are practically out of the spanish lead tunnel race. as they said, 12 points behind betus, barcelona, travel for paris, benjamin leno mess his name was met by whistles from some of the funds will kick off against neil smith. he's been linked to the move back to boston. i know when he's contract expires at the end of the summer. on sunday, p. s g slumped to the 7th loss at home this year when they were beaten by 9 place deal. despite that,

she is still 6 points. claire at the top of the new york nick have sealed a place in the n b a playoffs for just a 2nd time in a decade. the next beat, the washington wizards on sunday to the top fixed in the eastern conference. quentin crime who jalen brunswick school $27.00 points, each with it were eliminated from playing contention. as the atlanta hawks, the dallas mavericks. info on sunday, the milwaukee bucks moved closer to the top play of seed in the east. kimbo had 33.14 rebounds in 6 us. this is the box beat, the philadelphia 76 is 117, to want to for the bucks, have a 2 game leader over boston with 4 games left. the denver nuggets need one more. when to claim the top seat in the west, jamal murray, $26.00 points and block play thompson's 3 points, attempt in the final 2nd. as the nuggets held on for 112 to 110 when over the golden state warriors of victory in the final food games or lost by memphis, would give the nuggets. number one, the 1st time in french history,

the full time major champion says he looking forward to facing players from the rival, pga tour next week. the masters, the american won his 2nd title on the saudi back live tour on sunday. as he held of sebastian munoz by strokes in orlando kept, can 17 all the plays from the live to head to augusta for the 1st major of the cold . yeah, i mean, it'll be great just to see what we get players back back in one field again. right, 1st time we've seen it in a long time, so that'll be exciting. i'm looking forward to it just to see everybody and compete against them. right. because it in the day, you know, i'll be honest. i do miss point against roy. i do miss point against scottie and i'm sure they miss plan against us as well. and that's just, that's a fact. right. you're always going to play against the best in, but yeah, i think if one of the live players does, when i think it will be definitely a huge statement for live. no matter what i've added the miami office who's

collection of tennis titles, the 2023 this year and 19th of his career. but 1st in miami, that was, i took honestly younique's center in the final rush morning in straight sets, 75. take this ring, raining motor gp champion, francesco bon? yeah, had a disastrous race in argentina on sunday was 15 seconds with a lapse left when a mistake called him to crush mark herbert's a key took his maiden g p. victory. and what condition that puts him top of the championship by 9 point new zealand of one, the hong kong 7th rugby tournament for the 1st time in 9 years. 2417. whenever fiji and the pacific island is winning streak in hong kong at full t straight matches, even women also one bed title. all right, that is the use book for now more later. adrian, germany, thanks and paid 3 and here to update you again in just a moment. go see you get a ah

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