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you're watching the news, our life from headquarters, and hi daddy, you navigate that coming up in the next 60 minutes. a deadly cholera outbreak spread to mozambique. week softer cycling freddie destroyed water supplies and health facilities. fears of an arm stand off into done the army. the nation's biggest parent military group is mobilizing forces. chaos on the streets of paris. the testers rally against the bill to raise frances retirement age, which could be days away from being signed into law. we look at how dangerous lebanon's economic crisis might be, but the government's refusing more international financial help. in sport, the english primarily has bound clubs from allowing gambling firms to sponsor the front of their match. they jersey ah, we begin this news hour in mozambique which is facing its worst color outbreak and

more than 2 decades weeks after a cycle. and freddy devastated the country. at least 1000000 people have been affected by floods and the outbreak. the un says damage to water on medical facilities is making the spread of the disease worse. 11 other african countries are also reporting increasing numbers of cases. the un children's agency says the east and south, the confidence are facing an emergency. for me, the miller has more from mozambique. well, when mamba aware they've been a number of campaigns to try and make people as aware as possible, all of the cholera outbreak and some of the dangers that they face. because many of the homes in this area don't have running water. also, apart from cycle on friday, they have been economic as well as develop developmental challenges. and so this type of area doesn't need of development. and there are limited health care facilities. and people here. so gathering water,

collecting water rather from rivers and streams in the area with buckets, and then walking quite a distance to their homes with that water, the waters, untreated. and so the health workers go door to door here trying to get people to understand the need to boil that water. they need to be aware of water born diseases. and in this case, specifically colorado, they say they are being received well, people are understanding the concerns and the threats beta. and they're hoping that this kind of awareness will stop the spread of cholera or at least listening to some extent the worst hit areas are places like in the money. the government is concerned and says that it wants to distribute at least $2000000.00 color of vaccines through this year. so far a few 100000 have been distributed, some had been deleted. we know the world health organization is also contributed. there is concern that it won't reach the number, the necessary number of people needed to deal with this outbreak adequately. the military and sudan has sent reinforcements of the northern city of marie as

tensions mounts between the army and the paramilitary force. the army says the rapid support forces arm group is mobilizing the capital, hard tune and other cities. but the recept says the deployments are part of its normal duties. the 2 sides are in dispute over proposals to integrate the group into the military shower sold n e l m e. the responsibility of protecting the safety and security of the country falls on the shoulders of the armed forces. according to the constitution, i'm with the law has organized how this support is offered. depending on this, we should raise the alarm running. all countries going through a dangerous and historic turn i'm a very, which is increased by the mobilization of forces and re deployment of the rapid support forces inside the capitol and other cities. these movements took place without the approval of the armed forces or coordination with it,

which has raised fears in the public deepened security concerns and raised tensions among organized forces. let's take a closer look at sir don's rapid support forces both. so the unit was formed in 2013 to fight armed groups, and adar for region. it was later used in crackdowns on antique government protests . the r s f lead the response and rallies and hearts room and june 2019 in which a 123 people were killed on hundreds injured than last month talks between the paramilitary unit and the army. fail to reach an agreement on when it would be integrated into the armed forces. they are assess, says it needs 10 years while the army wants only to hebron morgan is joining us now from khartoum. so how much tension is there right now between the military and the r s f, about what we've heard from the military are urging, or rather giving orders to the r s f to move from the base,

or rather the station that they set up as much o e, as well as to us, thought their troop movement without the authorization of the army that has not happening in fact, of seem more enforcement as formative through sources arriving into the capital. hot zoom and more enforcements in murray as well. so tension still remain high between the 2 sides, despite the fact that various sides have tried to mediate between the. c ahead of the army, the head of our staff, to reduce the tensions. now, the tensions are not only in terms of how long it would take doris, have to integrate into the army. but there's also the issue of the command structure. doris f wants to fall under the command of a civilian government. once a deal of time, the transitional government is formed while the army wants the hours have to fall under its cool man for the duration of the 2 years until elections are held. so these differences have let to a delay in signing an agreement to handle the power to civilian government. and to further tensions between b r a step and the military in the capital hot assume and other cities in the country. so going forward, hardaway expect those to affect the already unstable situation in the country.

well, this is not just a ballistic of development diarrhea. this is a military development, so its implications will not be like any other political term model that this country's going through. both sides are to be, are, have habits true across the country and across 15 states or more. then there's also the, the food in these armed forces with stations around the country. both sides are both with potential to cause heavy dam, i just not just to each other, but the civilian lives as well. so we've seen political parties urging to side to use wisdom and not to use military force to try to iron out their differences. because should they go to work with each other, whether it's here in the capital consume or other city that would escalate and have a country wide implication and would lead to a lots of life including civilian life. ok, thank you. have a morgan reporting from hard to me. now the head of the un mission and molly has told the security council that peacekeeping operations are stretched thin attacks

by armed groups have increased and the military government is increasingly turning to russian mercenaries, malia and are divided on the issue with some calling for un peacekeepers. to leave, as nicholas hoc reports, prices of oil, rice and other food items have doubled in molly, but to make a tory shopkeeper and bama co blames, not her government for the economic crisis, but the un peacekeeping force, known as minutia. she says the deteriorating security situation is disrupting supply chain. micah with us soldiers are not prepared to die for us. so we want them out of the country as soon as possible. the germans announced they would leave, but they are still here. we want them out. we want, i want the german contingent announced an early departure after molly's military government hired mercenaries from russia's wagner group. despite the russian fighters, arm groups are gaining ground. they are currently laying seats to the eastern city

of minnock. those displaced want un troops to stay. when i get there will but i didn't have a long we done one minute. it's meant to leave. they are the ones actually protecting the population. and those who have stayed behind in our village will never accept the un peacekeepers leaving the molly and authorities want them to go . then they need to provide us with security. the head of the un mission has told al jazeera that operations are already overstretched. the level of violence against the reactive extremely high triggering huge displacement, so that could be replicated elsewhere. mighty and take a completely different scope fighter is based in molly are launching attacks in these air bertina faso i rico scanner. in togo, molly's neighbors such as senegal, say the departure of un peacekeepers would make them vulnerable to attacks from arm groups linked to isolate and arcadia and crete instability in the region. but in

molly opinions about the missions future are divided with almost 5000000 people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. soaring food prices, an increase in violence 1000000, say something needs to change. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car hunter mar, had on the also there a news hour including bite and ireland, the u. s. president set to address parliament in dublin. after meeting the irish prime minister coming up in sport. it was a dramatic night for the chicago bulls and all of their fans. and b, a action a little later. ah, but 1st hundreds of thousands of people are rolling and france for a 12 week against changes to the pension law. so these are the live pictures from paris and people are angry after president to minor on my call

forster bell through parliament to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. the constitutional court will rule on the legislation on friday. that's before my crone can cite it into law. natasha butler is joining us from paris. natasha. tell us what the mood is like where you are and what you've been seeing was been largely peaceful. you can probably see people behind me are walking across a walking cross the city with music going and flights. or we did see some violence outbreaks a bit earlier. we saw some of these and hotels clash, some protested, throwing rocks. had the police then the police charging and firing take gas. some processes also smashed off a bank and some shops are very close by to where we were standing. so they're all these pockets of violence. we've seen more and more at these prices. they all i shoot until i'm an employee is carried out by a very small minority. oh, well,

filing processes, because most people here to will peacefully try get that message across to the french government. if they want his pension or reform withdrawal, they want it scrapped. and his protest comes on a key day just a day before francis constitutional counsel will examine, will look at whether or not it approves oh, the pension reform bill is expected to approve this bill. even if it might suggest a few more to the cases that for less once approved, this bill would become a law, become effective by the end to be a good news for the principals, but not at the trade unions. the protesters insist, felt keep protesting until it's withdrawn, even if it's a thumbs at all. yes, so and natasha obviously depending on the constitutional court, we'll see what happens with the protests, but so far is present in micro showing any sign of wanting to back down at all. a mike also known fine. so wanted to park down on this punching a full bill,

which is really his bill. he campaigned for his during his 1st so amanda seconds. i'm saying that he would change that your system and he believes it's outdated, too expensive and he says it needs to be modernized if it is to be sustained for future generations. want to the trade unions opposed to say though he's, he's not listening to what people are saying. they're saying that they feel that this bill is on for a, penalize between women for her parents and makes people work longer for 2 years. and they're unhappy about mostly some disconnected from the concerns of ordinary people and pushing through a bill that some say is unnecessary. my person like role just this week on the trip to promote the looms address this issue. notice that this film is popular, he said, but he also said that he heard back this decision by the constitutional counsel, it is expected to approve his bill. he hope that will bring an end to debate. he says, you hope so. we'll close the chapter, but he's very unlikely. don't law. thank you. natasha butler reporting from pears,

syria and saudi arabia are resuming consular services on flight for the 1st time since the 2011 uprising and war. the syrian foreign minister is in jetta on the 1st such visit and over a decade, face and mac dog met prince face on ben for hon. the 2 discussed efforts to find the political solution to the syrian crisis. so the kingdom supported serious opposition at the beginning of the war in 2011. it close the embassy and damascus, and it expelled the syrian ambassador in 2012. but relations with bashar assad government have improved in recent months. gathering momentum after syria is allied, iran agreed to restore a diplomatic ties with saudi arabia. the normalization of ties between re odd and damascus signals that serious regional isolation could be nearing an end. i'll just the, or a senior political analyst matawan bush auto says re ard, has realized that the shuttle will likely lead syria for the foreseeable future.

the, so the crown prince, since basically becoming so back in 2015, 2017 onward. he basically accepted the fact that aside is staying and he said so publicly that so it would be understands that i said is going nowhere. and basically, if he didn't lose, you know, he kind of one, somehow his civil little civil war and by 2018 is already told also the city and opposition. that's all you could no longer support it. so you could say that this been going on for 5 years now that we are understood that they're going to have to come to terms with the idea that i said they had to regime despite its killings and watch them on so forth. is here to stay and the only reason that they've held back out for so long now is simply because they were hoping that i said would distance

his regime from you on. but as you know, so the radio is doing, it's all reproach mall with iran as of the last few weeks. and hence that condition no longer really applies. and so the road to, to more normalization if you were between 2 took, the 2 countries opened up egypt for minister a sam shockley is visiting turkey for the 2nd time this year. so that because it comes as the previously strained relationship between the 2 countries eases shockley already met his turkish counterpart level of customer quote. in cairo last month, the relationship soured in 2013 when egypt then army chief, the fact that his c c led the removal of the elected president mohammed murphy ties between the 2 countries, soured in 2013, as we just said. and that's when the c c lighting, military coup against the elected president, 100 mercy, who was a turkish ally from 2017 turkey. it supported cat har during

a 4 year blockade by egypt and saudi arabia and the u. s. e. the rif deepened in 2019 winter key, and egypt backed opposing sides during the war and libya. but a handshake between both presidents during last year's world cup and kept our signal the resumption of talks. and then march egypt, foreign minister visit a turkey a following devastating earthquakes and its southern and central regions, federal cost of all glues, following this for us, joining us from ankara. so what's being discussed in this meeting phenom, welder in today's meeting was a long awaited a both on cara and cairo. me and tricky. our 2 regional power houses that have similar economic structures, similar number of population and similar pauper political structure. after at nearly 11 year of a stall,

bit of diplomatic relations between the 2 the, the very most important topic today is the reinstatement of annoies is to both capital, so cairo and on cut out. this is what turkish foreign minister said when he and known serve egyptian counterparts visit it to encore a couple of days ago. of course 2 countries are going to discuss energy issues and energy corporation as both of them have stakes in them at a eastern mediterranean energy agreements at to kia has been at the olds with greece and cyprus, which are allies of egypt in the eastern mediterranean. but at 2 countries, a allies of egypt, i'm sorry, but both countries are trying to find a way out for this. also from the egyptian side, we know that egypt is asking for extradition of some dozens of people whom they are charging her with terrorism. in absentia in cairo, however,

between turkey and egypt, and there is no such a deal. ah, we don't know how to kill would respond. but i have to say that mister brother, whose presence in 2 cases also a matter between cairo and encore, in a very briefly to no, no ration is on the table. is this paving the way then for a meeting between president irwin and presidency c all this is much expected there in this is also what turkish foreign minister said, especially after both presidents show cancer during lots november's world cup in a door ha, and a turkish foreign minister said 2 days ago that may be after the election, which is going to be held on may 14, 2 presidents may come together, but of course i had to on the line that this is going to be a very challenging election for the turkish president who has been enrolled in the country through his up 40 for the last 22 years. but a possible meeting between the 2 presidents is expected after

d. a election. thank you center because of, of low reporting from ankara. lebanon is facing an economic crisis, blamed on years of mismanagement and corruption. so a bailout from the international monetary fund has been proposed as the only realistic chance of recovery. but political and financial elite are refusing zanna her. that reports from beirut, lebanon is buying wheat through a world bank loan. it's the only way to insure the price of bread. a main staple remains subsidized. the state is nearly bankrupt and struggling to pay importers in dollars. if it was not for the world bank loan to day, we would have been looking at a price of bread that is over a $120000.00 lebanese lead us, which is almost her twice the current price. the wheat loan is one of many projects

financed by the world bank. roughly $80000.00 families are receiving cash assistance as part of a social safety net program. it helped build but it has fet conditions on funding. that's not for emergency use. for example, in order for the nearly collapsed energy industry to get funding, lebanon has to audit the state electricity company responsible for much of the government's debt. the international community says it won't bailout a political class accuse of decades of corruption. it says the financial lifeline lebanon needs will only come through an agreement with the international monetary fund. and that requires economic and fiscal reforms and proper oversight over public finances. but decision maker is backed by the business elite have not shown interest. so far, they've made the public pay for an estimated $70000000000.00 in losses. there is

a clear path that has been taken that has seen most of the deposits in the banking sector, liquidated, or near a fide, if one can say at a very, very discount to date. and we have seen that for, you know, 3040000000000 dollar dollar supply all the while. the economic situation is we're sitting with inflation and triple digits. the government has been absent, it's done nothing. the economies in ruins and unemployment is high. analysts say, and i am have program would unlock billions of dollars in funding, and also gives investors confidence the country as reforming and many worn without that level on good faith and never end in crisis. that will have a reversible consequences, especially for the poor santa who there is either they roots. jordan's foreign ministry is warning israel against imposing restrictions on worshippers for

orthodox easter celebrations and occupied eastern alom attendance at saturdays holy fire ceremony in the church of the holy supper. will be limited from the usual 10000 to 18 hundreds. israel says it's for safety reasons. church leaders say the restrictions are unnecessary and they've urged christians to attend the celebration police. and thirdly, inappropriate replacing the burden or the churches to issue the stations while tying the churches hence with unreasonable restrictions that will prevent worshippers from attending, especially our local communities. this makes difficult, our cooperation with the police. russell sardar has more from occupied easter resell. i'm this is regarding the holiest week for the christians all around the world, but in jerusalem, israeli government has decided to put me restrictions on decreasing communities regarding the access to the holy churches here and the canadian. a huge concern

regarding the escalation of the passion in jerusalem. we have seen that statements offer statements coming from different christian denominations and the churches condemning israel and seeing that despite the decision of the government to put the need restriction, they are calling the believer. the christian believers to attend the ceremony to fortify ceremony on on saturday. so here the reaction of the israeli occupation forces he is going to be determinative whether that's going to see a new cash and this time between the fish forces and the christian believers or not . so here it's not only the policy and williams who are complaining about the israeli follicle here, but now to see that the christians are also seeing that israeli government year by year is increasing the restriction. and they are coming with the new procedures with the new protocol that is making it impossible to have free access to the

worship. places on the ground. yes, seen that the value of completion forces are imposing the barrier and also checking all the people. and they're also making it compulsory for the church to send out the invitations for those who are going to attend the ceremony. if anyone doesn't have that invitation, is not going to be a love to get in the church. and the church is saying that this is a definite way, elation of the status quo, and also freedom off did of the of the movement and also freedom of worship. and the international monetary fund has worn world leaders about the danger of a new cold war. speaking at the i, m f and world bank spring meeting and washington the i m f managing director crystelina georgina said this, the question is, can we be more determined to enhance security of supplies but not push the world that far, that we are into a 2nd cold war, i believe it is possible. my kind of joining us from the i m f talks in washington

. tell us what more is being said, mike well, we're getting bleak predictions as to the rates of global growth. hearing that global growth this year has dropped to some 2.8 percent over the next few years. it's not likely to go over 3 percent. now this is a massive shrinkage in the past decade and certainly something that is going to create huge problems in terms of attempting to generate international economic growth. i'm joined here by a hand cosa who c, deputy economists full of the world bank. now you write in your latest report about a global speed limit, and this is a maximum rate at which economies can growth can happen without spanking inflation . now, this says shrunk by some 3rd, or is likely to shrink by some 3rd. what other river hm. indications of that there

are significant ramifications venue look at the global economy. speed limit. bit was around 3 percent in the 1st decade off to smith millennium, it ran down around 2 and a half percent into 2000 to van t's meetings. going to be close to 2 percent. so in a nutshell, i lost the key is in the meeting for the global economy. if you have this type of growth, and there are good reasons why we are seeing regrouping, you look around, investment is weak. you look around, labor force growing, slowing down, and of course productivity growth has been slowing down. so all in all huge implications. we talk growth, we won't be able to generate route retail value. we won't be able to share that well. and of course, we won't be able to overcome the problem more power to and other broader development challenges we have just to look at that to you are reporting that some 60 percent of the low income countries are either in

a debt crisis or near dead crisis this is a horrendous vigor. yes. very, you'll have weak growth. high interest rates, you have it, toxic combination when it comes to that payments, especially the low income countries, lower middle income countries. that problem is a truth. and in coming months, we are worried that that 60 percent number is going to go up. so global community to has to find a solution in terms of addressing the debt problem. 8, it is route. that means finding it. val define framework using the existing framework aggressively. improving it and finding ways to providing decks relief. now, these low income countries are the most venerable, and they are the ones who are bearing the brand to off this global economic shrinking. and in a way, it's widening the income gap which carries with it had phone problems where you've

been talking about developing low income countries here. exactly that are, this is threatening to happen exactly. in a perfect world, you want the income level. so if these economies commercial, the income level, so reach countries, advanced economics, and what's happening over the past 4 years. there has been, you know, one shock and off the other. and of course, these multiple shocks translated into we could grow old and low income countries were it's hard up. b, last ground with respect to a power to production. and you had been losing ground in terms of other there were lockman milestones. we want to have in terms of education, in terms of how we have a bigger problem of grossing all hands with respect to climate. climate change is a huge problem for many of these low income countries. and they're, as val vinitez, largely messman when it comes to infrastructure in terms of mitigation,

in terms of other station. all of these will require resources. thinking about how we are going to provide those resources, but sending private sector in to the in order for the platform, facilitating private investment. and hopefully these meetings will provide some solutions so we will make progress. well, thank you very much. and course deputy chief economist for the world bank that you hear bleak prognosis as i said that we hearing this morning in terms of global growth, but much discussion about what can be done to reverse or stop what are truly bleak trends. all right, thank you. so much my counter reporting from washington dc. stella had on the al jazeera news, our gunner becomes the 1st country to approve what's being described as a breakthrough vaccine for malaria. digging itself out of a whole wide, china has spent billions of dollars bailing out countries involved in its belt and road initiative. we have been sort find out who is next for social media and boxing

sensation. jake hall. ah hallo, we've got some very heavy showers still continuing across some parts of brazil, southeast of brazil. so, paraguay up towards that western side of the amazon, big down port here could cause some flash flooding further south, the big change is the temperature brought us there is a couple of days ago was getting up close to 30 degrees celsius. we will be lucky to see a hive 1819 over the next couple of days so that fresh southerly winds really knock on the edge of those temperatures. the winds will eas, often place to say, as we go on into friday, showers, not really using off across the southeast of brazil, pushing i, which was really more at whether they're to the western side of the amazon easing either towards peru, ecuador, and it's the southern parts of columbia,

a splash of showers into the cara bieber. nothing too much to speak of. we have still got some where to where they're just around hispaniola. think as we go on thursday, pushing on into friday, that wet weather, affecting haiti by pushing across a dominican republic, but hopefully drying up as we go on in towards the weekend scattering a shower to went to central america. but nothing too much to speak of. it will be largely dry and fine try attorney drive across the southeast of the west over the next couple of days after that very heavy rain that we saw in south florida on wednesday. that will clear through for friday. ah, but in celebration of the day i'll be there, a showcase is the collection of climate focus programming rise meets the people calling for systems change. this is the production process that has to go or hail

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ha, we're going to talk on the algebra news, our weeks after cycling friday, hit miss on big the country is facing its worth color outbreak and more than 20 years, the un says damage to water and medical facilities is worse thing to spread the disease. so don's military has sent reinforcements of the northern city. marie is tensions mount between the army under paramilitary force. its warning that the rapids support forces group is mobilizing across the country. hundreds of thousands of people are rallying and from against changes to the pension law. the constitutional court will rule on the legislation on friday enough before president micron confine it into law. well, unions and northern france block major roads and intersections to protest the pension changes. we spent a strike day with one trade union activists in the city of am young, who explained in her own words why they decided to stop traffic.

the fisher, my name is sylvia ga. i'm a co secretary for the foster care trade union for the summary. just today we set up a blockade, tony going on, cookies. if we blockade big companies, they won't make money because they'll have no customers that the states won't gain as much time from them. so we can hurt both big companies on the stage at the same time. hopefully they thought because we but so bob was a compulsive fellow here. today's the 11th day of protests against this unfair pension reforms. we have to use blockades because even if there are millions of us in the streets, the french government doesn't listen to us. the president not call it feels like we're no longer democracy. he's elected by the people, but he doesn't listen. french people say they disagree with the pension or form, but he ignores them. of health,

something you and they don't do in france were heavily touch compared to other countries, super or people or the workers are the ones who pay the to pay a lot of time. but so working 2 more years in bad conditions. well, french people don't want to well i locate the good, but some people can't join. we need to show that we're a massive crowd that doesn't want this reform. it's not only workers, it's also families retired people, considering the protests are so big mr. macros should understand, we don't want the reform. half of the workers are against is the whole family. you're not really at this stage. he has to come to his senses and miss he was wrong,

he should say to himself. we'll start again from scratch and put the reform to one side and jointly with unions. we could maybe consider the reform in a different way. he's elected by people who are in the streets. no. so we expect respect and he must listen to us. anyhow, we won't give up, we won't give up. us president has been meeting with the irish prime minister leo or a car in dublin. joe biden is on a 3 day trip to ireland officer visitors, ancestral home on wednesday. the agenda is now turning to international issues. he spoke with vera car about the good friday agreement, which was signed to the and the troubles in ireland 25 years ago. this week. for very keen to see the good friday agreement, institutions functioning again, and i was, are scenic and i are going to be working together on that. but really want to thank you and your administration and your country's leadership when it comes to ukraine

. because i never thought in my life time that we'd see a war of this nature happening in europe again and democracy and liberty. and the things that we believe in our on retreat are in retreat and large parts of the world. and if it wasn't for american leadership, and if it wasn't for america and europe working together, i don't know what kind of world we live in. paul brennan is joining us from dublin . so wednesday was a personal visit for president bite and thursday. paul, it's all about politics and diplomacy. that's right, and the centerpiece all thursday's events is still to come and that is surgery. biden's address to the joint houses of the irish parliament is running a little late. it was due to start about half an hour ago. but i think it's going to start in somewhere in the next 20 minutes. now, as you say that the real diplomatic and political weight of. ready this visit falls to day, we had, you know, the deadlines dominated by very personal and nostalgic visits to dung. door can

calling fit on wednesday but make no mistake. serious issues and mutual concerns. busy of interest to both the united states answer island are not far from the political agenda. and joe biden has brought a very heavy weight entourage with him here to the republic of underdog, 2nd estates, antony blinker. we've got the u. s. secretary is the secretary for agriculture as well. i know that there are economic ties. there is the ongoing situation with the lack of a functioning devolved government in northern ireland on of course you got the war in ukraine and behind the, you know that the scenes of joviality, there is serious politics and serious diplomacy that is being conducted. right. so how are people in ireland and reacting to president biden's visit? i mean, joe barton has a real sort of man, other people, persona and never more. so when he is emphasizing his irish connections,

his ancestry from this country, it's going down very well with the public and the media. hey, he's dominating all the headlines for all the right reasons. a hasn't been this hotly been focus, no criticism that i've been able to distinguish from any of the coverage. i think the idea that joe biden is irish and has links with both the east and the west of the island, means that people are very fond of him. and we were out in the northern town of dun dork just yesterday, where people were standing in the pouring rain for hours just for a glimpse of the president's motorcade going past. he really does hold a special place of affection within the hearts of the irish people. and it's something that he's taking advantage of or making the most of them because of course, $30000000.00 americans claim irish heritage. and this was the votes in that over there. okay. thank you so much papa and reporting from dublin. so while in ireland,

president biden commented on a leak of classified u. s. military documents relating to the war in ukraine. they're set to contain both true and false information and have appeared on social media in recent weeks. biden's said investigators are getting close to establishing the source. i'm not concerned about the ladies and i'm concerned is it happened. there is nothing contemporaneous with where that is. good counselor, there is a full grown investigation going on and you know, with the department and they're getting close. we don't, i don't have an donald trump was back in court in new york on thursday. he appeared in front of the state attorney general for a deposition in a legal battle over his company's business practices. the $250000000.00, civil fraud lawsuit claims trump and his family misled banks and businesses by giving them false information about his net worth and the value of assets like

hotels and golf courses and social media post. trump has called the suit ridiculous . the trial is set to begin in october, a spokeswoman for the russian opposition leader like st of only says he suffering from a mystery element in prison. kerry our mission, the health complain says the health complaint could be the result of slow poisoning, but said there was no definitive proof. an ambulance was cold to treat him last weekend for acute stomach pain. the volley of serving 11 and a half years in prison on fraud and contempt of court charges. there was an ambulance call for alexi on friday because c v or some pain. which is a huge surprise, right? to my relief. because alexi has never experience anything like this before. he's now punished and so since well human,

she'd love the punishment. so doing glut 15 days he was a, he was japanese and u. s. air forces have conducted joint drills over the sea of japan. it comes just hours after north korea last what appears to be a new type of intercontinental ballistic missiles. trans government issued temporary evacuation orders and her kiddo expecting that miss out the land near the island. it's found the water is between the korean peninsula and japan. the launch come days after north korea leader qindzhong who calls for more offensive military deterrents to counter south korea and the u. s. rob mcbride reports from soul. the missile was detected early thursday being launched from close to pyongyang and it was towards the end of its half hour flight tracking east over the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan. that all thirties in the golden japanese island of her kite, raised that alarm,

telling people to take shelter faring the missed all the debris from it could fall in or around the island of her cato itself in the past north career. and some of it will provoke to launch it had sent missiles over the top of her kite, out into the pacific ocean as it was with this launch. the missile fell far short, but it did have a lofty trajectory, reaching out to, to, to some, 3000 kilometer, which is lead people to speculate whether this was an intermediate range, ballistic missiles or a longer range, heavier intercontinental ballistic missile. the kind of giant weapons that north korea has been showing off of the military parade, which it has resumed development and testing of in the past year. either way, as with previous launches, this has been roundly condemned by officials here and in japan. going all i circled this launch is an outrageous actor,

escalates the provocation against the entire international community. and a series of actions by north korea, including repeated launches of ballistic missiles. 3 since the peace and security of our country and the international community. absolutely, unacceptable. in south korea and military officials are also studying whether this could have been a new type of missiles using solid fuel. such weapons are more sophisticated, they can be more quickly, the floyd from a mobile launcher, making them harder to detect and defend against and would represent a significant development in the north miss l program. rob mcbride, i'll just era. so china has spent more than $200000000000.00 bailing out struggling countries as part of presidency, jim paying signature belt and wrote initiative that's according to a new study into chinese lending programs that highlights risks for deaths or is richer timber reports from hong kong and ambitious proposal to link asia to europe

and the rest of the world through a network of infrastructure development. since launching in 2013 china is built and road initiative has expanded into africa, latin america, and beyond, and significantly broadened beijing's reach. this being clearly and open the job because i mentioned in the project quiz. very, very, very simple is to increase the channels influence is a global self and to enhance and deepen. global south country is dependent upon china to turn those country into chinese friends and chinese allies. a study by the world bank, harvard 8 data, and the keel institute suggests many participants have been struggling to repay their loans. and the aging is now lending some of them even more money to bail them out between 282021. trying to extend the loans were $240000000000.00 as part of the belt road initiative. more than $100000000000.00 that came between 2019 and the end

of 2021. beneficiaries included argentina focused on kenya and turkey. the global economic fool out of the code is 1900 pandemic m, the war and ukraine combined with rising interest rates has intensified recipient countries, debt struggles. the study shows that pouring money from china doesn't come cheap research. just say the average interest rate for a chinese rust, you load is 5 percent compared with 2 percent for a bailout and the international monetary fund. despite that, some analysts say aging is funding model is more attractive for developing nations . tanya, sol, the way for the developing countries to grow is the infrastructure, and it is a much more direct and much more was so as a result oriented ways to help this country. china has pitched the bells and wrote initiative as a development projects to benefit the global economy,

saying it always abides by market rules and international law and never forces countries to borrow money or pay it back. but there is still concerns about a lack of transparency. turner prefers says, you know, to negotiate the luxury with the google saw them in a multilateral setting. so that's where we are. and it's a complicated situation for both chinese financial community. the nelson road initiative is expected to continue growing. and as it does, it's likely to face increased international scrutiny, which is kimber. al jazeera hong kong, brazil's president lewis, and actually the silva is in china to boost political and economic ties with his nation's biggest trading partner. here i didn't shanghai for the inauguration of results. former president dillema, russo as the head of the new development bank. it was set up by brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. a group of emerging economies known as brakes. joseph mahoney as

professor politics and international relations, he says there is a realignment in the world's emerging economies. i think one of the big things that we're starting to see, not just with bricks, but with other countries, is the outline. not, not yet the reality. and certainly, i don't think necessarily in the near term, but the outline of the new world order in terms of finance. one of the other big achievements here is that the 2 countries are going to move towards settlement and their respective currencies and bypass the dollar. this is i think where the world is heading and bricks. clearly i think especially with the new development bank in tandem with various other major projects associated with it including the belt road initiative. this is the main thrust of where things are going. ghana

has become the 1st country to approve a new vaccine for malaria that researchers are calling a world changer. the vaccine known as are 21 can be used on children age between 5 and 36 months. lena barclay reports researchers are calling get a turning point in the struggle against malaria in a global 1st gonna has approved a vaccine against the mosquito borne disease. the united nation says more than $600000.00 people die from the disease each year. on average one child dies every minute and it's children who faced the highest risk of death scientists, the oxford university in the u. k. say they've spent decades researching the vaccines and gone on is the 1st african country where it will be used and on young children between 5 months and 3 years old. the world health

organization is also considering whether to approve the vaccine. $200000000.00 doses are to be produced annually signed to say, it's a game changer in the battle against a virus that is one of the leading killers of children in africa. lena barclays, as either stella had on the al jazeera news hour, the sports news, and a heroic effort from this baseball player. stick around to find out what happens. hops coming up now with with

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prime for some sport now in the english premier league has bound clubs from allowing gambling firms to sponsor the front of their mat stay jerseys. sponsorship from betting companies will finish at the end of the $22526.00 season. currently, there are 8 apl teams that have gambling companies displayed on the front part of their shirts. the value of these deals is estimated to be $75000000.00 per year. and despite the ruling gambling sponsors will be allowed on shirt sleeves and also on l. e. d. screens. so we've been speaking to the daily express, his chief sports writer, neil squires who explained to us why the premier league has made this move. they gone for it because in a sense they were forced to go for the gym before they were pushed, the government were going to bring in a white paper. they are bringing one in shortly to tighten the gambling regulations in the country. and they came for the premier lead to give

a lead on this the premier league, so which way the wind was blowing and they brought in their own regulations 1st to climb down on front of ship sponsorship. when we come in straight away, we're looking at the end of the $2526.00 seasons. so it's not an immediate ban. it's also needs, opens shirt, slaves sponsorship and perimeter hoarding sponsorship around the ground. so it's not a blanket ban, but at least it is seem to be doing something with an area that was a cause of concern for the government. it's showing a willingness to take caption, you know, has concerns about gambling addiction for, for young people, lots of whom now view football as their main sport to baton, as opposed to racing when she would have been a generation ago. so that they're doing something. it's going to cost those clubs that already have the sponge, shit, dale's. you know,

8 of the 20. you have these front of spunk, the front of shirts, funds, shit, deal. so, you know, it is a significant hole that they've got to fill in the coffers. so i think so i think it's this providing the source of late the government wanted from the premier league or real madrid told the advantage over chelsea and their champions li, quarter final tie after to know when the 14 time european champions made full use of playing at home at the barnaby you in the 1st leg against the english side carrying bins m i scored after 20 minutes to put carla and shallow. 2 men in front and then in the 74 minutes, the lead was doubled. mark, sense his left foot, sending the ball into the back of the neck. chelsea who had a player sent off in the match will host the 2nd leg at stanford bridge next week. because here, but you need to know why. so we didn't quite tight and stir it in the game. great.

10 men here for half an hour, like you understand a lot of things could happen not. and i thought we gave them lots of lots and lots of great chance we saw i. i liked that part of it and we after belief, i need to be the 1st one that believes that this is possible. i seen a lot also winners at home by one goals in l against napoli, milan actually hammered the italian league leaders for an ill just 10 days ago. but as a much closer affair, on this occasion, it smiled, but nothing would be only goal of the match. things got worse for napoli in the 2nd half, they were reduced to 10 men when andre frank. so received this 2nd yellow card for this challenge. below and have won the champions league 7 times previously, but not since 2007, whereas napoli has never want it. they will hope to turn things around the whole next week. in the 2nd leg. the chicago bulls have set up a show down with the miami heat for a spot in the n b a playoff. the both say to live in the play and tournament. thanks to a come back when over eastern conference rivals,

that's ron rafters. zach levine, top scored with 39 point as they rallied from 1900 point deficits to triumph by 4 points that martha rose and also impressed. he scored 23 and bag 7 rebound. the winners of home match against miami, happens on friday to be aggressive and get it closed before the 4th quarter. oh, rotation wise, he was gonna come in early 4th. so just just try to get it close. we were doing terrible and defense is just one game. good bracewell offensively, we're slow, we weren't in doubt. you didn't want to be aggressive attacking, you know, obviously just going in once that happened. no, i think of the rhythm for the whole team dot go over the western conference play and tournament the oklahoma city thunder have avoided elimination. they beat the new orleans pelicans 123118 away. shay jill. jess. alexandra scoring a game high. 32 points, they'll face minnesota timber wolves for a spot in the playoffs. youtube star turned box,

or jake paul has confirmed his next opponent. the 26 year old will take on former u. s. c star, nate diaz, who will be making his pro boxing debut. his opponent diaz is best known for his win and the u. f. c. over connor mcgregor in 2016. before we go, take a look at this quite amazing catch. there it is. rookie bass baseball player bryce johnson pulled off a dramatic effort as his t in san francisco took on the alley. dodgers eventually left the field to undergo evaluation for a concussion. we're back in just a moment, put more news and all adjusted. ah

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