far, it's been asked to confirm who has the upper hand with detailed coverage. people have come here to demonstrate against rowing police finance in the demonstration from around the world. and even when doctors here are able to make an early diagnosis and guarantee the transportation of the sick, he's still faith. another challenge, o country start evacuating, embassy staff, and citizens from sudan as fighting persists despite a ceasefire announcement. i want to see the proposed slide. we are the civilians, we are to p, the fries. civilian schools in the crossfire, thousands of people are stuck in cartoon to scares to leave ah,

until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up and attack targets, a military camp and central molly close to we have $500.00 united nations peacekeepers a best plus and star faster. we bought them from a vintage store in berlin about sustainable fashion in response to a pollutant clothing industry. ah, we begin in sir town. we're fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces is now entering its 2nd wake. despite 5 attempts at holding a cease, fire fighting is still happening in several countries and making arrangements to get their diplomats and citizens out. there was a brief law live in fighting overnight, but plumes of smoke can still be seen over the capital cartoon. sedans. army has said it will help facilitate the evacuation of foreign diplomats. meanwhile,

civilians have been trying to flee the most dangerous areas. victoria getting b begins al, coverage the area around the presidential palace and the army headquarters in khartoum is the focus of intense fighting as the army empower military great. the rapid support forces battle for control of c, dan. many of the cities, 6000000 residents are trapped in their homes with power outages, a lack of running water and dwindling food supplies. the angry that is $72.00, our cease fire for the muslim holiday of eat. al fitter hasn't held all up to say to the po side, we are the civilians, we are paying the price. we not supposed to live in this situation. we are panic. you. we are currently, we are struggling. this is too much for us. both sides say they're aware of the impact on the sudanese people. the commander of the rapid support forces says he's

asked the u. m for help and is spoken to secretary general antonia good terrace, about the humanitarian truce safe passage of residents who want to leave. and the protection of aid workers. wow. it's not easy to get a clear picture of the situation. oh, you and he says the are a theft attack to prison and release many of the inmates, but the are a theft denies this and accuses soldiers of bombing residential areas. ah, what is clear is that the united states and other countries are preparing for the evacuation of their citizens and embassy staff. we have no higher priority than the safety and security of u. s. government personnel, their dependence, and private us citizens abroad. and we have made very clear to both sides that any attacks. threats are dangerous, posed to our diplomats, are totally unacceptable. and right now both sides seemed determined to fight on,

leaving millions of sudanese fearing for their lives, victoria gay to be al jazeera. let's go to have a morgan in khartoum now and to have it was the latest with these diplomatic evacuations. how our embassies actually getting diplomats and citizens out while the evacuation of dental max and for a nationals, including aid workers, has not yet started. according to the army statement, that is something that is underway and will begin in a few hours with many countries such as the united states, china and france, sending military aircraft to evacuate their nationals from b capital heart of tomb. now this is of course, if they're managed to make it to a safe location where they evacuation will be happening many who we spoke to say that it is still not safe for them to venture out of their homes. many of them so trapped around the vicinity of their presidential palace and the general command of the army. not sure if they'll be able to make it to where they are. embassies are over to where the evacuation is taking place for them to be taken out of the

capital and out of the country safely. some foreign nationals have already been evacuated. saudi arabia, for example, was able to evacuate as nationals by the east. then. costello port of port port, city of port sudan, and then on towards to saudi arabia, other foreign nationals like hungary was able to evacuate at citizens via egypt, along with other foreign nationals as well. this is all as fighting continues in the capital in various residential districts in how to north residency. they can hear heavy artillery and they can witness direct confrontation between the sudanese army and the rapid support for the report. support forces along one of the main roads in the northern part of the capitol. same situation in the east intense fighting between the 2 sides. now when it comes to the vicinity of the general command, there has been no direct confrontation, but heavy artillery. if i can be heard as well as airstrikes and aeroplanes flying over the vicinity of the general command and the presidential palace. so it looks like, while the evacuation is being planned, many people still don't know how they'll be able to make their way safely to get on

those planes and get out of the capital as well as out of so damn it. what about fighting around the airport? obviously, that would be one of the most obvious places to get foreign nationals out of the country. can you give us an update on, on the fighting that is going on there? while the airport is directly connected to the vicinity of the general command of the army. and because there is fighting over there, it's not clear if the plans will be able to land, he has their military aircraft. but then the rapid support forces have been using surface to air missiles. and this needs trick coordination between the 2, between the 3 sides. but there has been no direct communication between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army. most of the communication is going between those 2 sides and the foreign and the country that's trying to evacuate its citizens from the capitol hot tomb. the airport itself was a scene of intense fighting from the various thought of the conflict. a week ago, most of its airplanes, there have been completely destroyed and the did,

the fuel dipper has been damaged. so it's not clear if plans will be able to land on the wrong way to evacuate their nationals. okay. and, and with his ongoing fighting, has there been any opportunity at all to get supplies into the city? well people are not focusing on stocking up on supplies at the moment because of the situation over the past 7 days. most of the people who are able to venture out of their homes are counting routes to be able to get out of the capitol. many residential areas have been without power for 7 days now without running water. and there's so many people who've been injured but have no access to medical assistance because many hospitals have been shelled or because they have been evacuated due to the ongoing fighting around their vicinities. so people say that they look out for a brief flows in between fighting to be able to get their family out of the capital . fortune to safer places. places like jazz, eda in the central part of the country or river nile. the focus right now is on survival, but many se, if they get the chance, believe the capital instead of sucking up on basic commodities. ok, thank you so much, that have been morgan for us. and cartoon dahlia mohammed,

abdomen name is an activist living in khartoum. she says residential areas have been targeted and she fears the fighting is about to get worse. we thought there was a quiet night, but we will continue the several areas been cartoon being being hit with clashes, the guns and bullets. so there's no rest bite is absolutely no respite. it's just one continuous. you know, like, groundhog day, every day, there's something somewhere that quite me down, you know, relatively, just so they can facilitate the evacuation of foreign or national. but for us as to the needs, the only one thing that they will intensify their classes and their attacks. and once again we, the cities will be the victim because they will be, we have a feeling, they've been restrained somewhat because of certain areas that foreign national, you know, they were resident. but now that they're gone,

there's nothing to hold them back to, you know, keep them in check. so our fear is that the fighting will intensify. and that's why overnight the, i've been getting several reports from people who know people are evacuating, they're leaving the country. those who can are leaving, going know, going either to egypt mostly to egypt or to or, and those who can't or, or have limited means. i fling to other cities within, within to don like, don't let any of our, if and so on. but the fear is that the fighting will spread even to those cookies as well. and then we don't know what's going to happen, but it doesn't bode well. ah, the military camp and central molly has been attacked. it happened in the early hours of saturday and savari and the gal region, hundreds of you in peace, keep his stations in the area. no group has claimed responsibility becomes dies

after iso affiliates reportedly took control of large parts of the region. nicholas hawkeye joins me now with more on this. and what more information do we have about this attack? nicholas well, the 1000000 forces have told the residents inside savari. this is a town of roughly 30000 people to stay indoors as operations to try to stop. these attacks is ongoing. now, the residence of civil r 8 were woken up or on fi they m by 3 loud explosion, 3 simultaneous explosions. now there seems to be shelling to mortars that landed in its civilian areas as people were asleep. and then a suicide attack that failed that turned into a car bomb. at a checkpoint, at the outskirts of the area and of the un peacekeeping force that has boots on the

ground, were able to repel the attacks. these are the senegalese forces that were able to repel the attack. but the operation is still ongoing. tom, can you just give us a little bit of context and background to this we, we've already mentioned that i, so i had been taking territory in the area now and so the tennis of our is, is a place where there is both a malia military. there's also the un peacekeeping camp, but also russian fighters and the wagner group. so it's pretty much a very secure area. so it's a quite a feat for the, the arm group that is behind this attack to target this attack on the day of celebration a day of ead. now there are hundreds of casualties according to people that we've spoken to that are in the hospital. there's no official death toll yet, but people are getting are, are getting a treated at the hospitals as these operations aren't going in. attacks in molly have gone from bad to worse just yesterday,

the chief of staff of the molly military, judah was ambushed and attacked and killed. and then there is also in the region america at the border of new share, an area, city of a 1000000 people that is almost under siege by arm group linked to iso. so the situation is getting worse in the north and in the center of molly. thank you very much. this nicholas hock for us or more african countries look said to approve a new vaccine for malaria. that's according to the world health organization. ghana and nigeria have already endorsed the use of the job known as our 21. has yet to get the go ahead from the w, i'd show and as alex pet reports, that lack of approval has raised concerns. oh, nearly every minute a child aged 5 or younger dies of malaria, most of them in africa and new vaccine developed by oxford university and

manufactured in india. hopes to change that. but the speed at which it's been approved in ghana and without world health organization endorsement has some worried and as out. oh bizarre. what is the government up to? i will not allow my children to be vaccinated. we have heard about children dying or left with physical deformities after taking some medicines and vaccines. is the government thinking about the safety of our children at all? i will only use the vaccine after countries have gone through the trials and the w . h o approved, sasha scientist said oxford say research suggest the are 21 jab is 75 percent effective. detailed data from large scale trials is not yet publicly available, but gone as government is confident, it's made the right decision. we are talking about 200300400000 children dying of malaria every year. and if you can save even half of that number with a vaccine that is not as efficient as you wanted to be, that is still good enough. okay. so our dens, once i approve,

i guess every year is not so much out of place. although there, we should have been that we really didn't have it for that allegiance to do the artist the w h o c is regulatory authorities from at least 10 african countries are considering the vaccine side to save a job can be produced at mass scale and relatively low cost. it's already undergone trials in the u. k. thailand and several african nations the every year we boys capacities and competencies. certainly has looked at the dos genitals presented to it. and the, i've no doubt that they base the decision on what was in the doors. yeah. unfortunately, that goes, yeah, that will said with if, if the gunner and indeed nat geo was not, it was not, shall not be shared with half of w h o w h o approves the world's 1st malaria vaccine most grips last year. but the

lack of funding has delayed its rollout, and with around 660000 people dying from the mosquito borne disease every year, countries a desperate to find an alternative. alex bid al jazeera was still a hit on al jazeera. the world marks as die is the consequences of climate change stack ho. oh frank assessments. this treaty provides us with this hopeful moment what countries could come together and stop putting in place. the rules allow us to treat this global cummins with the attention of deserves inside story on al jazeera. while korea is rapidly declining, population trend is starting to show. schools are closing and benefits like free subway rides for senior citizens are becoming controversial issues. asia as 4th

largest economy has been pouring hundreds of billions of dollars and subsidies and programs to encourage young people to have children. despite this, the average number of babies as job korean women will have fell further below one last tier 20.78, only 4 percent of women here between the ages of 20 and 34 viewed marriage and having children as essential. i'm worried about the big cold in our national security, as fewer people be available to serve in the military. with many young south korea's struggling with day to day career and financial challenges analyst are calling for innovative schemes to tackle the problem. lou

ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the sour, the sudanese army, says it will help foreign diplomatic staff evacuate the country as fighting between the army and the rapid support forces enters its 2nd week. personnel at the saudi arabian mission are reported to have already left the military camp and central molly has been attacked by an identified fighters, at least $500.00 united nations peacekeepers stationed in the area. it's feared there are casualties. no group has yet claimed responsibility. the chinese foreign minister is in the philippines. as manila is staging, major military exercises with the united states. chin gong is meeting his counterpart as well as president ferdinand, my cos junior. the countries have deeper economic ties, but have rival climbs to territory. in the south china sea combat drills involving

nearly $18000.00 philippine and american troops are set to continue until the end of the month. people around the world are marking earth day, calling on politicians to step up the fight against climate change. wildlife populations have shrunk by nearly 70 percent since the 1st earth day in 1970. and the world has warmed by at least 1.3 degrees celsius. will you ins we, the agency says the world's glassy is disappearing rapidly, and saving them is a lost cause. the world meteorological organisation says the melting of some european glasses has been in its woods off the chops. the past 8 years have been the warmest on record. the fashion industry is among the worst polluters that you in says it makes up 10 percent of the world's carbon emissions produces, have launched civil campaigns to make fashion more sustainable. but it's not clear how successful both been fit. boston has more from one of the world's fashioned

capitals, berlin, this we got, this is ways from big fashion houses to design us, maria and abbey. these fabrics are the source a bit slow fashion brand sustainable clothes that are made to last. this is water genes fabric that we sell from italy and the lining we selves from my, from germany. when you see europe, there is so much waste saw so much waste of the industry and they were talking about like one meter, one scrap you're talking about roles in recent decades, fashion has become an industry that experts describe as one of the most polluting and least transparent when it comes to sourcing materials. as environmental awareness increase, as many young people have become reluctant to buy, so called fires fashion and instead shop at vintage or 2nd hand stores fine good from the like. i can help to support the environment. now we're facing climate change and it's great. this jump looks brand new, everything i'm wearing secondhand, my bag, my jacket, my jumper,

my cons. if your student or something and you have to look where you want to goes. it's also a good way to find cool clothing and it feels a lot better than to go to like the, the big chains. a recent consumer trends report done by threat up suggest that more than 60 percent of people h between 15 and 35 by pre own clothing. a market, some estimate good outgrowth, fast fashion in 5 years with a value of $64000000000.00 for many wearing a 2nd time jacket like this one we just more than 20 years old. it's perfectly fashionable. the vintage clothing market is big business, but there's also a lot of debate on what sustainable fashion or what green washing fashion consultant alec leech world, a book called the world is on fire, but we are still buying shoes as only one piece of advice by fewer clothes is i

such thing as a sustainable fashion industry right now. the industry itself is quite fundamentally broken, but it's very difficult to say if this product is trudy sustainable and they're all, they're all brand out there that really are doing the work. and that really are trustworthy. most of the time it's an allusion. he says, wearing use close is the most sustainable. although as prices increase, vintage items aren't available to everyone. the main thing is to, to where the pieces you have love them until you know, maybe they fall apart and, and repair them. and if they don't fit anymore, change them. this will require a change in mindset for those fashion lovers who feel the need to. we are something different every day. steadfast and al jazeera, berlin, l mcclay is a ceo of better cotton and n g o that promotes better standards in cotton farming. he says the industry has the potential to be environmentally friendly. and she looked down. you're probably wearing caution. nearly everyone in the world wears or uses costs on a daily basis,

and more than 22000000 tons of produce annually. it's one of the fashion industries most important materials. but it's also essential to remember that it's actually renewable. it's a natural resource, it grows in very diverse landscapes, and unlike synthetics, constant is not fossil fuel based. so the sustainability of kaufman is one of the fashion industries most powerful lever, most environmentally. and in terms of decent work and human well being, because something like 50000000 farmers are producing culture around the world today. when we train the farmers that we work with and we work with something like 2200000 farmers maybe even closer to 2 and a half 1000000 in 24 countries. and the rules are generally the same across, across the globe. and no matter. busy what kind of territory you're working on? good agricultural practices actually respect the ecosystems that you work with and

our proper stewards of all the natural resources that we're based on that the farming is based on. the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used to portion till at least for now, it's introduce a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted the pill. the pill will now be available in the next year, while appeals ahead. artificial intelligence can seemingly to anything humans can and more it can right compute a coat, create fake video, and coin voices. it can even pretend to be you rob reynolds reports from silicon valley. where is my script? did i take my pills? artificial intelligence voice cloning can create highly realistic spoof videos and blackboard meeting one actually, or recreate the voice of long dead artist andy warhol. for a television documentary, i went down to the office because they're making

a room out of silicon valley start up, resemble a i did the war, whole voice cloning and has projects in the works for several global entertainment companies. it's not like of technology that is imitating a voice, but it's using the voice itself to, to, to speak. exactly. it's using the voice data itself, which is what the a i model learned from. and then a use of that data to learn patterns of that voice and be able to reproduce that to show us how it works. c, e o z o. have ahmed had me record a few phrases. she told herself that after all, her fear had done no harm. after a few minutes of processing my cloned voice recited, 19th century poem on the sand, half sunk, a shattered visage lies whose frown? it'll be like a dreamy, realistic to the point that the other person wouldn't be able to recognize if it's, if it's you or an artificial voice, resemble

a i says it has strict safeguards requires informed consent from speakers and has a digital watermark on its products for verification, rapid advances, invoice, cloning, technology, carry with them, risks as well as the opportunity and raise questions about the nature of truth itself. ro, programmers could misuse the technology to disastrous effect. so now imagine you're a 14 year old and you've made some tick tock, videos. in which you've taught and somebody goes and grab her videos, cones your voice and then cause your parent and says, i have your daughter, send me a $100000.00 or we're going to kill her. and this is not hypothetical. in fact, it happened last week. bad actors could target elections, governments or big corporations. take your favorite, c e o. and i'm going to create a fake audio of them saying that their profits are down 20 percent and i'm going to leak on twitter. and twitter is algorithms are going to amplify it. how long before

i can move the market to the tune of billions of dollars. before anybody figures out what's going on, my name is ozy, mandy is king of kings. experts and business leaders are calling on governments to come up with regulations and safeguards and quickly to prevent this form of a technology from getting out of control. look on my works, e mighty and despair. rob reynolds al jazeera santa clara california. a to circus is sadie, is director of research at the center for tick normal moral futures at the university of edinburgh. she explains how the voice cloning technology is being used, especially in technology, a voice chronic and gets a few seconds of someone's voice sample. and then there are some 3 platforms, a i platform, i'll add out there. so you can just input is free a few seconds of someone sample. and then you can produce and, and basically

a digital copy of and someone's voice is on the case that in a few seconds, we add some of these technologies can produce a, like a copy of your voice where you are giving get very sophisticated kind of speech and as cameras actually don't want that kind of like, and that kind of voice connie produce. so what they really want is that they want to produce a voice ado. so copy voice of someone else, which is which sounds like it is basically that person is producing a couple of sentences and shows that this person is in a complicated situation. so at the moment, the cutting edge technologist can do that in a couple of minutes. and, and so it's, it's something completely doable, but we can also imagine that with the advances of technology when we are getting better and better computational and techniques and, and hardware, then you can use this maybe more sophisticated and digital copies of voices in a,

in a short a time or that said from a tom macro, you can find more on our website, al jazeera, dot com, withers next with it. and folks that inside story looks at the role of regional players in the conflict. and so dawn as the fighting intice, it's 2nd week statute. ah, ah halla, we have seen some big changes in the weather across china, recently a lot of cloud pulling in into central and eastern parts. and we have seen some cool weather sick. nicholas, northern areas of china, those temperatures really have been not right back. fine and tribe warm sunshine, they're in to the korean peninsula and into japan. there's that weather and cool

weather across china possibility of a little bit of snow that over the high ground the heaviest rain will be into central and southern parts. could see some localized flooding from time to time over the next couple of days network but the so very much in place as we go on through monday. further north or south $22.00 celsius love. the weather here, light winds, it will feel very pleasantly skies here and similar pitch. a 2 across the crew parts of japan fell out of troy by pushing back into western areas of a neighboring c. this area club with some live dish house across the eastern side of india, making its way across bangladesh. those live a thunder down. pause, pushing the temperature down. you notice calcutta or maybe no higher than about 36 celsius on monday afternoon to some welcome relief. from the very high temperature that we have seen recently though, shows a little more y spread down to eastern parts of india down towards the southern tip . and also was for lanka. ah,

thought the law will. the law when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, holding the powerful to account as we examined the uses role in the world on al jazeera, the battle in sudan rages on mediation efforts and cease fires have so far failed. can regional powers that back the rival size bring enough pressure to stop the fighting or is there involvement only complicating peace efforts? this is inside store. ah.