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dod civilians are caught up in the fighting, and hospitals of struggling to treat the wounded. ah, hello, i made for it again. this is al 0 life. oh, so coming up, the head of chin is his biggest opposition. party is detained at its headquarters rated. it's the latest court down on president chi's side. suppose the kremlin critic is sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of treason on china's economy. speeds ult just month salter, it abandon did 0 cove it stretching. ah, there's been more fighting overnight. and sir dawn where rival forces remain locked in a power struggle despite international calls for a ceasefire. ah,

the un says that more than 180 people have been killed emboldened, 3 days of fighting between the sudanese army of the countries la just para military force. a saw the 1800 have been injured in the violence in the capital courtroom and other cities. the u. n. z and void a sudan says the warring parties are not open to peace talks. hospitals, home and homes and power stations have been shelled. al jazeera, hey, morgan is in khartoum, hard film airport and the areas around it were battle grounds on the 3rd day of fighting between sedans, army, and the biggest and most powerful paramilitary force. exclusions as strikes and gunshots are hurried across the capital. as both sides claimed they're making advances in strategic areas, but details on the ground are unclear. they were silverado with h released by the for denise military shows,

a number of rapid support for his troops surrendering their weapons and equipment and harpoon. the army says it's resumed control of state t v, and we'll use it to update the public. it also says it's retaken murder, we airport in the north. but that conflicts with claims by the r s f, which says it's men still control the facility. what is out of this message is for all those we're seeing that middle, the airport is still under the control of the sudanese army. right now we are inside marrow airport. as you can see, there is a plane behind us, and we are stationed here until the victory. the r s f also says an army lead battalion handed over its vehicles in the eastern nile bars of her tomb state, which is sedan has been brought to a standstill. after attempts to open a humanitarian corridor field fighting destroyed her tombs, men, water station, racing fears of white spread, food and water shortages are only one still. what about the left? this is a more manually warm and everything is in the water bottle. sexual looked,

saw, and the whole, the order, whole milk, everything is empty here on the refrigerator. see everything is carlos, nothing for so given all the hospitals have become targets. shilling on a lab, in this clinic, left several people injured and many to evacuate. doctors fate, they're running out of medical supplies. medic said, the reported numbers of dead are injured. do not reflect the reality on the ground . that's because fighting on the street makes it hard to reach hospitals or count the dead civilians remain trapped in their homes waiting for the fighting to and so they can feel safe again. a power struggle between army chief general abdel han and his deputy. my hammered hamden the commander of the recess triggered the outbreak of fighting on saturday with neither side, willing to back down, while extracts continue and the wearing sides show no desire for talks. it's the

people of them that are paying the heaviest price. he bill morgan, i'll just 0, putting them off and a bus. abo sharma is the vice president of the sudan doctors union pieces. the situation in cartoon is dia during the last couple of base. the measure of teaching has been thought bobby had been dealing with them each week said that there are people anymore besides the remaining or government functioning. because the power has been might have been visually the medical institution in functioning of the money. because as a doctor,

the other medical estimate will not reach the other because the major on the estimate. so i know with the primitive measure it, some of them die us secretary of state and to be blank and spoken directly to the leaders of saddam's. rival forces calling for an end still sees and urging them to ensure the safety of civilians and aid workers. earlier the un secretary general antonio cherish condemned the violence warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. diplomatic editor james bass reports. the un security council is calling for an urgent c spar. although behind the scenes there are certainly divisions about how to proceed. the council was briefed by the un top

official and cartoon vulture pathis, after that close meeting of visibly tod mr. pathos spoke to reporters at un headquarters by video link as the 2 sites who are fighting and are not giving the impression that they want me to you, nation or piece between them right way. mother, they are calling on the other side. you too and ah, yes, i took it to cylinder. oh and the other site to be disbanded. so does that doesn't sound very much hatnus to even jew and our mediation efforts to seat on short notice. mr. pathos says it's too dangerous for him to travel around cartoon, but he's in touch by phone with the 2 rival generals who believes a boast and in the city. i will be just saying it in public love it right in new

york, the un secretary general has also had talks with each of the 2 men as well as with regional leaders. the situation has already led to were and those loss of life, including many civilians, any further escalation could be devastating for the country and the region. i urge all those with influence over the situation to use it in the cause of peace to support efforts to end the violence is thought ordered and returned to the best of transition. the meditating situation. sudan was already pre carriers and is now catastrophic. the african union call for an immediate while by the 2 parties, the 3 african countries on the security council of called to sedans, s space to be reopened. so that mediators can travel there. the a gad group of regional countries wants to dispatch a delegation, the peace and security council of the african union, a planning a field mission, and the chair person of the african union. mussa packee wants to go to cartoon to

mediate. but for now, sedans, borders are closed, and in recent days, the airport has been a battlefield. for now, the u. n believes it's best hope is to expand its humanitarian pauses, and eventually turn them into a durable cease far. james bay's al jazeera at the united nations, egypt and south sudan said they've been in regular contact with a boring sides and are prepared to help with peace efforts if i had a message to deliver. and i have said this to president salvage here of south sudan . we are both ready to play a mediation role between our brothers and sir don in order to reach a truce. this is still going on and we have endless caused between the sudanese armed forces and the rapid support forces. we are in constant contact with them to encourage them on a cease fire, an end to the bloodshed of the sudanese people and reaching negotiations that leads to restoring stability once again.

aah! place of right at the main headquarters of should is he is biggest opposition. party, it came hours after not a party leader rashid canoe. she was arrested at his home. police say he was detained for questioning on the orders of the public prosecutor. good. her, she is a made a potent a president. kai is sired who's been accused of orchestrating a power grab after he suspended parliament in 2021. william laurence is a professor of international relations at the american university and a former u. s. diplomat to tunis here. he says that she does, he and president is expanding his cracked out on opponents. mrs. the 10th time it's been held and interrogated since the crew of the summer 2021. the question was, you know, how far would they going to go this? we're hearing, they shut down the party headquarters and evacuated it,

and this was all precipitated by a speech. he gave us pensively on sunday night in which he said that shutting down the political opposition was tantamount to starting a civil war. and they're making that comment that he made into an active site, and that's what they brought him in again for the 10th round of questioning, but in a much more direct union way. on the 27th night aroma done. they came to his house before they were coming in the day and arresting them respectfully. this is an affront, and this is to, to trigger and to instill fear in the political opposition, which is trying to get organized around opposing the president, the president, to that parliament. and he has more power in the constitution than this president will only had to portfolios defense and foreign affairs before he did the crew to take over. not only all of the executive portfolios but the entire lar, entire legislative function and all of the judiciary. so we grabbed it all for itself and again, taking away those powers from the parliament, which itself was

a product of years, a deliberate calibration between the 2 nation part parties. this new constitution was written basically by one man to make himself all powerful. china's economy grew a faster rate than expected in the 1st quarter of this year. the government data shows the gross domestic product rose 4.5 percent between january to march compared to last year. that's half percent more, but analysts full cost. china's economic recovery has been on the scrutiny now to the government abruptly lifted it strict 0 cove it pandemic restrictions. andrew kahlea is the managing director of orient capital research, which conducts independent research on china. he joins us now live from hong kong, andrew, for the half percent. that's not bad and puts china on target for its modest 5 percent growth target for the year. but to what extent is it down to a post pandemic bones?

well, it's very much part of a post pandemic balance. us what the part that worries me, i mean retail sales were up 10.6 percent in march, which is quite healthy. but most of that increase was due to people leaving their homes post coded and going out dining in various places, their actual sales of hard goods, like autos and things like washing machines has been pretty weak. the other part of the story that is worrisome is that a lot of this is being driven by a debt raised by local governments. their expenditure was up 6.8 percent. but their actual revenue was up only owe point 5 percent. so they're borrowing money from the banks. the property market has been ok. that's been the one slightly bright markets . it's now in positive territory after being in negative territory for a long time. but i'm still worried under the cover, there's a lot of structural problems in china. so after missing its growth target for last year, we'll china be able to sustain this level of growth throughout the rest of the year . what are, what are the, the potential port holes along the way?

well, i don't, i don't trust their g d p number anyway, because most of that is pretty heavily manipulated in beijing. so i look at what's going on at the one good figure was a parent oil demand was up 9.5 percent, which does suggest that there's some economic activity out there. but i'm beginning to think that a lot of that i could to activity was driven by additional debt fuel by local government investment in infrastructure and other areas. because i'm not seeing a lot of private activity that's growing. unemployment among youth is up to $99.00 over 19 percent. it's actually rising. so underlying economy is still fairly weak. exports has been decent that that could help them, but the global economy is looking weeks. i'm not sure that's as good as sustained for the rest of the year. you say you don't trust the official g d p figures are the days of double digit growth for china now. well and truly over that's, that's it. never to return. oh very much. so the question is,

what will they have negative growth? will they go into negative charge or it will they have a financial crisis like they did in japan? are we going to have a period of a decade of no growth at all? i mean that's what worries a lot of people because you got this huge debt bubble that's collapsing and that's driven 30 to 40 percent of growth. so once you get rid of the property market, then what do you have that's going to sustain that. and you know, 10 semiconductors and artificial intelligence is not going to take you that far, andrew, or was good to talk to many thanks to you for being with sandra calia that in hong kong. foreign ministers from the g 7 group of nations are expected to reaffirm their support for peace and stability across the taiwan strait as they hold a 3rd and final day of talks in japan. the meeting coincides with heightened tension with china following its military drills around the island last week. beijing seize the self governing island as a breakaway province. sounds as soon as rob mcbride is following the talks in the resort town of caraway's, our the intention that they en this on hand shakes and smiles they are

a united front and give that impression. especially as when they secession started . it was slightly overshadowed by differences it seems between the french position when it comes to taiwan, especially after president emanuel mack ron's comments about your up shouldn't always follow what the u. s. does at that did lead to some concerns that there were disagreements behind the scenes? i think in reality, those disagreements probably do still exist, but is it better for the g 7 to put on this amp, the united front. also, when it comes to ukraine, they remain united in their sanctions on russia. had also determined that russia doesn't get around those sanctions. and also looking at ways of preventing russia from getting weapons from any 3rd countries, especially given recent reports coming out of ukraine from the ukrainians. their claim that in some of the russian may drones that they are now shooting down. they say they're finding chinese made components instead of the swiss made components that the russians can no longer get. so there is

a suspicion that pos possibly china might be supplying so called dual use equipment at the g 7 is determined that the china will not be supplying weapon systems themselves. still to come here on our 0 hotel in france as the president delivers his 1st address to the nation since raising the retirement age. plus, i'm mel trina, in the living capital tripling, and i'll show you how recent renovations have we new life in the old city. ah. well, the turkish spring has not yet arrived. there was still looking distinctly unsettled and coming to western turkey is more cloud hanged. rain fell persistent. mrs. lee

in the southeast is looking for a dr. janice at that. so the reason cyprus is enjoying the sunshine, which is true all the way down through the levant, as well. recent high temperatures have dropped a bit in egypt because there's a wind direction, or least they will in this forecast. and you'll notice showers in the blue bits on the higher ground, and particularly in saudi arabia, just inland from mecca. you could well see some big thunderstorms in the sky. a settled she made 33 for dough har, which persists into wednesday in the showers. and they had to go to probably stay far west as react. not really in the gulf states now couldn't wrote out. good news, i hope, but i'm not sure the rain in somali, it's been gathering once more and it could well, of course, some flash flooding somewhere around market issue. been fairly wet for the west as well. in kenya and uganda, but it's tanza near where the persistence of rain has given cause to at least alert watch out. it's going to rain for quite a long time. now it is causing contrast rather dry for the south in western side of south africa. southwest botswana is particularly hot and the fire risk is flagged.

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hello again, this is l 0. that's roger at the main use this are you at that says that more than 180 people of been killed in 3 days of fighting between saddam's army and the country's largest power military force. hospitals, homes and power stations have been shelled. u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking has spoken to the leaders of saddam's wible forces that urge them to policies, filed, egypt says it's also in contact with the warring sides at is prepared to help with piece of news and police who conducted raids on today's his biggest opposition party searching its headquarters at arresting its leader at his home and oxer chief rashid gunners sheet. as a main opponent of president case, i had a russian opposition. activist and providence kremlin critic has been sent to 25 years in prison by a court in moscow flooding. the kalamazoo was convicted on charges of treason and

spreading false information about the military. he was arrested a year ago after denouncing the russian invasion of ukraine. dorset jabari reports from moscow wondering, as the verdict was read out loud mirror car mores and listened without any visible reaction convicted of treason spreading false information about russia's on forces and cooperating with an undesirable organization. his lawyer said car moore's aside as a verdict on the justice of his cause. if the thrash me this terrible but very highest mental, let me work as a politician, as a citizen, that distance, how he perceived this brought it when he heard it 25 years, his self esteem even went up. he realized he was doing everything right. as hundreds of journalists packed a room where they watched the court proceedings on screen reaction to the verdict came in swiftly. nobel laureate dmitri moreton, who was

a witness in kara morris's case, told al jazeera, it was part of a dangerous pattern that's emerge in russia since the war in ukraine began. but he got water but did teach him some sentences for political prisoners are handed down in the same way they were handed down during stolen times. these are huge sentences, 25 years of the lifetime of one generation of people. we want to take an entire generation of the lives of russians who won't meet politicians like car mirza. the long time kremlin critic was arrested last april under new laws passed 8 days after russia's invasion, restricting any criticism of the country's army. the russian british, former journalist and politician, is the latest of several of president putin's upon and still have been arrested. car moore is a played an important role in persuading western governments to sanction russian officials for legit human rights abuses and corruption in your car mores. as attorney says, she'll be appealing this verdict arguing that's her clients have no previous

convictions and a health condition. so he will not be able to serve his term in a maximum security facility. 99 percent of cases in russian course and with convictions. there was no expectation that this one would be any different. dorset safari al jazeera moscow process. president manuel mccaul has defended controversial pension reforms in his 1st address to the nation since solving them into law on saturday. ha. the demonstrations in several cities during the speech. mccolan says that he understands people's anger, but insists raising the retirement age by 2 years to 64 is necessary to keep the system afloat. france has seen lump sum strikes and demonstrations against the changes to perform until it had these reforms been accepted. no, evidently, no men again, despite months of dialogue, a consensus was never reached for it. and i regret it isn't all good. we must all learn lessons from this is won't you?

they won't. al, from natasha butler in paris. 100 total be no on the street. everything person in my, all my call gave is the speech a little bit earlier that lease or i to force they trying to move them. they're trying to make them leave so they can re open the roads. but this is just some of the anger, though. we have been staying on the streets over the past few weeks and months since the beginning of a. 6 6 pension reform, they say that even though it has been signed in to know that they will continue to pay, i gave a speech in which you need to re, to why you decided to proceed this placement attention. he said it was necessary. the people who have known god from 60, do you think people who do that little longer. he said that he was french people to move on. but he doesn't really look as if they did do that to me. know some of them at a recent opinion polling that some records of the french people support with

the families of victims of france was to add, as austin say, that disgusted entre court cleared air france, some plane maker, ab boss of manslaughter to and 28 passengers. and crew were killed when the jet plunged into the atlantic. both companies denied the charged charges of manslaughter and a trial at last it over a year. the official investigation found the multiple factors contributed to the crush, including pilots, error, aids, police officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man in the us state of ohio will not face criminal charges. a grand jury cleared them of wrong doing in the death of jaylin walker last june, and the city of our cron. his family is calling for people that rally for justice and change. how does your castro reports? jaylin walker was 25 years old when police in akron, ohio tried to pull him over for a broken tail light. last june,

ohio attorney general says walker fired a gun at police from his car, then took off on foot. police chased him, then shot him. 46 times, how does a traffic stop and like this? i can tell you the answer. because jalen was black. jalen was stopped because he was black. he was murdered because he was black. and there is no indictment today because he is black. monday's announcement that the 8 police officers involved will not face criminal charges, has been met with anger from walker supporters. there would be no peace in the state of ohio. there would be no peace in america. it's a black men are able to walk down the street, would all be a gun doll. it's a black men are able to walk, wake up and walk outside without the fear of being not my thick, thick body. we will not ref. akron has been on edge since some protests

over walker's death turned it destructive last summer. now the city has boarded up several government buildings in anticipation of more anger on the streets. i would ask that during these times have tension and trauma that you turn towards one another and not on each other. i firmly believe that no akron police officer in the course of their duties wants to discharge their firearm at another human being and resulting in the loss of life. any time that happens, it's a tragic day for our community and the aircraft police department. the police chief says the officers who shot walker will remain on administrative duty as the department now launches an internal review. meanwhile, accurance congresswoman says she's asked the u. s. department of justice to launch a civil rights investigation. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington. at least 3

people have died and several others were injured. after a sudden storm hit thailand, the disaster agency says the 10 provinces and the southern part of the island were affected. strong winds and heavy rain destroyed hundreds of homes. thousands of fishing boats, cap sized due to the storm. libya's historical sites have suffered from decades of neglect, now renovations, of breathing, new life into triple is old city. as al jazeera malik trailer report, oh yeah. the old city of tripoli, like it's never been seen before. the ancient city is thousands of years old. the arch of marcus aurelius was built by the romans more than 1800 years ago. it was neglected for decades, but a recent government campaign to renovate the city has changed that the senora, miriam square, has recently reopened to the public. enough of me, i am so happy. the old city is much better long when you enter the alternate field,

the history. there are the historical houses, the bank of the church. when a foreign person visits, we can all be proud to take them to the old city for any limit. the city's historical and cultural significance has earned it a unesco world heritage site started. but because of the war in libya, it's one of 5 sites in the country that's on the endangered list. and molina police, the old city of tripoli is not just a monument for libya, but for all mankind. it has a deep history. various civilizations rolled over it, like the romans, the spanish and the turks. the old city is a symbol of our shared history. every night during ramadan, people come to listen to hack o r t. a traditional form of storytelling that dates back centuries. it's part of a month long government program in the old city that commemorates the holiest month in islam, a calendar, pad it and join him. we have various programs for everyone,

economic, cultural, and political workshops among others. our program has been very successful and you can see that in people's faces. heidi biddy was born in the old city and owns a coffee shop here. and it's like a dream coming true. it's amazing seeing thousands of people come visit every night . i mean, people from eastern and southern libya, people are coming from all over. i'm very happy. libya has been engulfed in violence for more than a decade. what has seemed relative call since a nationwide ceasefire was signed in 2020, that's allowed local authorities to breathe new life into the old city. and given people here a renewed sense of pride in their history and culture. while trina al jazeera triplet, ah.