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the sports, including the managerial, merry go, round, keeps on spinning at spurs, tottenham. i can't take a coach after just a few games in charge. the last one, a 61 defeats ah, welcome to the news, our u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin says the warring sides in sedans, 10 day conflict of agreed to a 72 hour cease fi sedans, army and the prior military rapids support forces due to pause fighting in just under an hour's time. at least 427 people have been killed in more than 3000. 700. have been injured so far. millions of people in ha, 2 are trapped in their homes with no access to food or water. neighborhood committees are setting up make shift, emergency rooms to provide basic health care, with most hospitals, closed networks to help coordinate evacuation. so the hardest hit areas,

those who can afford it are busing. 15 hours to the egyptian border, or port sudan on the east coast earlier, the rival sides now accuse each other of committing war crimes in the conflict the rapids support forces say the air force is indiscriminately targeting areas in khartoum. while the army, it uses the pan ministry group of using civilians as human shields or in that proposed cease far in a moment. but 1st, this report from higgin pepper morgan, a harpoon more deaths incidence. capital her to him. several people were killed in an air strike in the southern city of collateral on monday, adding to the growing number of civilian deaths. the paramilitary rapid support forces are r. s. f is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians, but the army says the r s. f. troops are hiding in civilian areas and using people as human shields. and after nearly 2 weeks of fighting, the arissa field commander thay bare troops control areas in the south east of the

capitol. the battle has intensified around how to him airport and the fight for information has become just as crucial. here the r f f says it maintains its presence a is on to all those listening to any false rumors that are so far control of the general command or the airport. we are now inside. both facilities are divided. but for dance army denies giving up our should we did was no g, as you can see from the green square. up to this point, there is nothing but the army personnel. they're now combing the area for our i said, fighters the army released video of what it says are rapid support for this fight is surrendering in an for sugar stora in the southeast. ah, and a general meeting troops in the main command of the army and harpoon that the conflict has led to a major humanitarian crisis. millions of people in the capital are trapped in their homes with power outages,

no running water and lack of food. the chaos has spread to state prisons where hundreds of inmates from po, but a national prism have escaped, others from sober prism and are captured by r s. f troops. while the fighting reaches on those who can are trying to flee. several countries, including italy, france, germany, and jordan, are the latest to pull out their diplomatic staff and foreign nationals with no one to rescue them. but any civilians are taking matters into their own hands, find safety. some travelling by bus to cross into egypt. getting out of the bomb was definitely the most difficult part of this entire journey. having to go through the checkpoints where you don't know whether you're going to be robbed or killed or i'm just holding my mother's hand looking into my graham as i'm just holding each other's hands and paying that it all goes smoothly. but many still remained behind

something they can't afford to leave now, because of fuel and transports costs. online banking operations have stopped and banks have been closed since the talk of the fighting. and with a breakdown in telecommunications, many see they no longer know which route out of her to me are safe. there have been more international and regional calls for mediation. if you'll be a prime minister, is appealing for both sides to talk to them. and what though i asked my brother albert han and my brother humidity to stop the fighting immediately and adopt dialogue. but the 2 wearing size appeared determined to fight on despite a deteriorating him and tearing situation. he but morgan ultra 0 hard to me. all right, well let's look a little bit more into the details of this pending cease fires and that's planted the blink in the us secretary of state she every time she joins me now live from washington, d. c. she have, we know this apparently will last 72 hours, but do we have any further details here?

i said if i was just reading this statement, following intense negotiation over the past 48 hours, the essay f a r s s. have agreed to implement a nation wide sea starting at midnight on april 24th to the us to 72 hours during this period, the u. s. urges the s f. s f. 2 immediately and fully uphold the fire supported durable end to the fighting, the u. s will coordinate with regional and international partners and student needs civilian stakeholders to assist in the creation of a committee to oversee the negotiation. conclusion and implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements and saddam, we will continue to work with sydney's parties and our partners toward the shadow of a return of it. and government ensued and so that they does go a little bit beyond them into some sort of another mechanism to try and reach a permanent cessation of hostilities. beyond that, what we've been hearing from the administration, i have been fielding a lot of questions from american media,

about the evacuation of the remaining 16000, and also thought to be americans as still in insta don. and we're hearing, i mean they're, they're getting a bit defensive actually in some ways because they're saying, well, what about them? and there's a shadow of the cobbled evacuation over the administration. but that's like they are trying to help. although they've a link and the state department of the field calls dozens of americans about about leaving saddam however there's, there's a suggestion that they want to start some sort of diplomatic presence or least start some sort of diplomatic presence in port saddam on the coast. but the main, the main avenue according to check sullivan john kirby. i'm thinking that right now is, is looking into land evacuations of the port incorporated with the out with our allies who are also evacuating that citizens and the un. right. for now, she have many thanks for that she returns the live in washington d. c. that sees 5 set to start and just on the an hour's time. well,

in the lead up to our students, conflicts the country, see monetary needs had already reached record levels. the you and said in february that 15800000 people, that's roughly a 3rd of the population would need humanitarian assistance in 2023, up one and a half 1000000 from 2022. round 4000000 children under 5 and pregnant women are acutely malnourished. and need life saving surfaces services and before fighting broke out in april they were already 3700000 internally displaced people. many of those for one or 2 decades. the fighting us for several organizations to hold their operations altogether. the u. s. international organization for migration and world food program, both after members of staff were killed. severe damage to a you and humanitarian air service plane has led to the grounding of its fleet. at at least 10 w, f. p vehicles and 6 food trucks have been stolen across the country. and up to 4000 metric tons of food have been looted from the organisation in south daph for dr.

sired mohammed abdullah as president of the sudan doctors union canada division. he says doctors on the ground are under huge strain. they need the personnel, medical personnel because those who are been working they have been working for for many days and they have been exhausted. and they need to be replaced. that's the verizon. but unfortunately, there is no guarantee that they can reach safely. the 2nd thing is the, they do the outage of electricity. i have been talking in 2 days ago with one of my colleagues. they are sometime operating using the lights of their mobile phones and they are using very primitive ways do this impact like these, the cleaners and everything. and so they need everything. you can

imagine they need clean water or electricity. they need the medical personnel to replace those who are working on by the way. i appreciate what the, the, the, be great with my colleague and all the medical stuff and doing this go all these. there are some of the on the capital cartoon reports of the worst violence of come from dar for the western desert region, the borders chad, the rapids support forces is made up of members of the judge agreed that lead years of violence and western dar for as many as 300000 people have been killed and 2700000 displaced in fighting the region since 2003 doctors without borders in the city of alpha. sheer say there medics have been overwhelmed by the number of patients with gunshot wounds. many of them children and they have been widespread clashes in the city of elder nina. the fighting started after chance suspended the operation of

a joint force with sudan on their border to avoid being drawn into the conflict were maggi or north. he is a specialist in chad politics and a senior researcher at the institute for security studies. he joins me now live via skype from and jemina. welcome to the news hour. so how ready and willing is chad to potentially take large numbers of people fleeing the fighting in sudan and heading in the direction of chad. ok, thank you. let us 1st of the called the fact that from the previous us with an is conflict is still under the hosta of 40100002 that. and is that if you just and as a consequence of the ongoing conflict, it's actually between 10020000 feet above only the being that received in chad. so either way, chad, the very willing are receiving doors that have fridges, but the problem is just the challenge going along with distribution. because it's actually happening in the context of where the war food program has communicated

some days ago about its difficulties in covering the needs of the features that are already in the country. meaning that in the east part of the country, but also in the, was spotted on the lake tub in also in the south of the country. so actually it's a situation that is really putting an international humanitarian law help system, a job under stress. but also the state as such as under stress because receiving accommodate inc and feeding all of those a big number. i did challenge, right? well the situation is still go outside and are going right and talking about the stress on the security situation as well. the local source of the city of l janina close to the border with chad told al jazeera that widespread clashes took place this morning there between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces, elkin nina is where joint border forces on chad and sudan are based to we know if all of chad's forces have suspended operations, have they left now exactly. i can get to the,

regarding the joint force between chance with this force sub the actually months in some times. and before sometime before this complete, actually there are been visited from per side, barometer emitted in german or in the way of dividing these force. and then the conflict is actually happening. so meaning that this force is not actually actually what the check the status actually doing. i is trying to abilene alden troops in this part of the country along the border. so to secure this water. and this is why i municipal defense of all the animals that some 300 value sold. yes. thing though, still it is. i've already been backed in the east part of the country. so if you push that in becoming days might be more and more because this conflict, us also a big ethnic component and the communities around the sub border i plus national and so in the coming in the coming weeks,

it was decision that might be evolving in a bodily what have relations been like between the leadership and shots and the different sides in this conflict incident? i think that task, ah, chad, i've tried, ah, since the transition sudan to be faithful to it, selection ships to cash flow to dial to capital. and this is why in this conflict actually, what i've been trying to do is to favor kind of far neutral pasta and calling for our cessation of hostilities and negotiations. because in the past jargon, sedan and assembly under president does debbie. but that also additional sudan of where the approx you are using rebels again and other buffers. and i think that the current or who it is in charge will certainly have learned from this episode and would have preferred to avoid getting involved in the situation that the system

with our table and has a, as a and certain outcome. and that might also be dangerous for delivery. mean just that, that as the call is a transitional regime actually given how volatile is heave, sad things are on the border when it comes to the security situation there. what is your concern that chad in some way could be dragged in potentially against its will into a wider conflict in the region. i had something that is very possible because as i've been explaining those 2 countries shot a long so we of conflict shared conflict. but they're also show a long border that's actually be long of for some 1300 kilometers. so in many ways it's possible. this conflict may invoice fading chad evans without the shadow to which it is being willing to take part of the conflict . i've been talking about a lot of communities i've actually got was border, and we also know that most of the militia that actually get under the out of self

are also ethnic militia. so in a way, the way those communities might be positioning in this conflict in the coming weeks might be something that will oblige the countries to enter the conflict. in a we have a said to now which is try as much as possible to remain as neutral as possible or potentially incredibly precarious situation for both chad and other neighboring countries. romaji, when i see from the institute of security studies speaking to us and jamaica. many thanks for speaking to us. thanks. so now a 7.3, my magnitude earthquake has struck west of the indonesian island of sumatra triggering as to nami, warning in denice. this stuff is frequent earthquakes, his struggles so could pacific ring of fire and active earthquake zone with different plates of the earth cross meet. coming up on al jazeera, this news are russia accused of cynicism as it assumes the presidency of the un

security council. already the oldest preselected u. s. history, joe biden repairs were now to fit for a 2nd term and then support the edmonton oilers turned defense into an offer and to tie their playoff series against a whole will have a bel dozens of bodies have been found. an eastern canyon land owned by the leader of a religious cult. the current total is $73.00, with the count still rising authority say the people starved themselves after being told to stop eating in order to meet jesus. the pastor is in police custody. catherine sawyer reports from melinda, where those bodies were found. more bodies are being retrieved from, grieves at this shock a whole la forest in melody,

along the canyon coast. most of the people who died here while women and children, they are said to have starved to death after their pastor told them, they'll go directly to heaven forensic experts. i taken samples from the remains to determine the cause of death. for all these bodies we have examined. yeah. who passmore to mo, done. we also collecting samples from the grips and your sim, miser groups. we are collecting samples, vasu, all those small samples or go various tests, one to m dental high. whether there was in the play, sunny this forest lies on more than $300.00 hacked is of land. the investigative team here sees it's doing what it can to cover more ground. police are looking for more graves. they believe that they have not even scratched the

surface. some of the bodies are decomposed. that means this has been going on for a while. some relatives have travelled from different parts of the country to look for their loved ones. okay, the last year that the tunnel were you last year my relatives told us they're going for a mission and we were worried because they were vague about the mission uncle. my brother in law recently called, he said he was hiding in the bush with others, was it? i'm afraid they might be starving theirselves. i have paul mackenzie is the pastor suspected of being involved in this case. he's known to the police. he has been arrested several times, but he gets off because of a lack of evidence. he appeared in court last month after he was accused of causing the death of 2 children at his farm. he was released on bill and that's when the police raided the farm human rights activists say the local administration failed

to protect a vulnerable community that was under its care. some previous years we had gotten this report, but the reports from the chief and the administration redeem will not take him with a little seriousness. many questions remain unanswered, but for now the parity is identifying the victims and how they died, as well as reaching those who may still be hiding out in the forest, katherine sawyer, shaka, hala, kil, iffy county, kenya, and other news at least 12 people have been killed in 2 explosions as a police station in north west pakistan, dozens more have been injured. police say that after initial reports from the attack, the incident was an accident. speaking to the f p. news agency, the chief of police says there was an electrical fault in a room, storing grenades and other explosives regions seen several attacks on police and

recent months linked to the pakistani taliban least. 60 people that have been killed in an attack in northern burkina faso authorities say about a 100 men wearing what looked like military uniforms rated the village of karma in your tank province. no group has claimed responsibility. the attack comes just after the government mobilized thousands of people to help fight armed groups linked to al qaeda. and i saw nicholas hark, has more from seller, goes capital, darker a men in uniforms wearing the uniform of broken as fast as forces encircled this village, close to eager young people thought they were there to celebrate the muslim devotees of ede. they cheered, but in fact, the men in uniform attacked them. so either this attack was done perpetrated by burkina buses armed forces or it were, it was men armed groups, perhaps linked to al qaeda, or iso, where the uniforms are burkina. faso is armed forces, either way, it was

a terrible massacre. according to the eye witnesses that we were able to contact were talking about 400 villagers, men, women, and children running in the field trying to escape the attacks. according to one eye witness, half of the men were all killed, shot down in what was what they describe are horrific and unprecedented attack in what is an ethnic mossi village. there is such a massacre that really shakes people in bertina faso. now the news of this massacre is filtering down to the capital of walker walker due to a. 3 group a coalition of civil society activists were highly critical of the young captain, captain abraham char ray in his inability to stop these attacks. now, these attacks have really increased in the last 7 months ever since he took power ever since the french, the former colonial power, who used to help them with troops on the ground, but also aerial aerial help. well,

they've stopped the military cooperation, russian foreign minister. so liberal of as a goose, the west of abundant diplomacy, when it comes to the warn ukraine, as he chant un security council meeting, russia currently holds the rotating presidency of the council. the you and 60 general antonio terrorists said at the meeting that moscow is causing massive suffering and devastation in ukraine or diplomatic edison, james base hospital, the russian foreign minister in new york presiding over the un security council. he said the world system was evaporating before our eyes. so just wanted some trish. no, she stammered digital. now, the united nation centered system is enduring a profound crisis whose root cause was the desire of some members of our organization to replace international law and the united nations charter is with a certain rules based order. nobody has seen these rules, they were not the subject of transparent international negotiation used use to them

. but western diplomat said the decision to call this meeting about the defense of the u. n's. founding charter was cynical. the u. s. ambassador said it was russia that had violated the charter by invading ukraine. she'd come to the meeting, accompanied by the sister of us citizen pull whelan, who's been imprisoned in russia for over 4 years. russia, the convenor of today's meeting, invaded his neighbors in ukraine and struck at the heart of the un charter and russia time and time again has violated universal human rights and fundamental freedoms both outside and inside its own borders. paul was a corporate security director. he had a job, he loved a home, a life of hope and opportunity. all that has been taken away from him by russia, a country that revels in its culture of lies. mister labrons also had an important meeting with the un secretary general antonio terrace. russia says the black sea

grain initiative expires on may the 18th, on there are doubts whether it will be renewed minutes. hello, how can the grind feel survive off your meeting? can the great deal? survival show show years. so mr. love rob, simply admonished me from my loud question, but it's clear from a recent conversation that i had with russia's deputy foreign minister, but moscow's not at all happy with the way the deal is currently working. and senior you and officials, a word that russia won't renew it. that, of course, would greatly worse than the global food crisis. james bays al jazeera at the united nations have been processed in bangladesh marking 10 years since a building housing a garment factory collapse, killing more than 1100 workers. more than 2000 people were injured and the run a plaza disaster activists and demanding better pay conditions and compensation for those affected tanveer child re reports, hoops of arm near the capital. docker i clim actor only just survived the runa

plaza collapse. she spent hours trapped under the rubble of the 8 story building. she say she only received $1000.00 in compensation. money that has long since gone abrego of all the law, my hands are practically disabled. my hips are damaged and i also have serious mental trauma. i need constant medication icon to work and need financial help. international labor convention rules and title injured factory workers to lifetime compensation. something that hasn't happened in this case, although grandmother, look, we want lifetime compensation and medical care along with full rehabilitation. and more importantly, we want those responsible to be brought to justice immediately another campaign or say a safety has improved under a new international the court. but global brands need to do more for workers rights and pay. a recent study by scotlands aberdeen university found many were still

using unfair practices during the pandemic, including paying less than the cost of production. campaigners also want to remote obstacles to forming unions. oh, it has been 10 years now and the victims and their families hardly got any compensation yet. we want lifetime compensation of $48000.00 for each injured dead and missing workers family. and we also on trade unions immediately. the 2013 run the plaza tragedy. the only visible memorial for that, that is samantha, not at all i said by the 4th i ran. it has become an international symbol of inequality and workers exploitation across the globe. industry experts have called for governments where clothing brands are base to force them to stop unfair purchasing practices and guaranteed the rights of the people who make their products some of your children. i'll visit

our supper bangladesh. or let's bring in dominique miller, who's a policy lead at labor behind the label, a campaign group that works for improve conditions in the global garmen industry. she joins me now from york in northern england. welcome to the news hour. so as we heard there a decade on after the round plaza disaster in which $1100.00 work has died. but the common industry only seems to be marginally better. is that your assessment? and if i'm blunt, then yes, i think that has been a lot of progress. so putting that, she called trans, definitely investigated a loss of factories. it's remediated a lot of dangerous issues, but essentially workers are still incredibly underpaid. they work the property wages, the power and the responsibility is held by the brands who at the moment are still often managing to avoid that responsibility was legal and financial

has been some improvements. for example, on transparency, we see brands at the time of the ron atlanta collapsed, said that they weren't actually sourcing from the factories. but oh, you know, as workers sorted through the rubble of the factory to look the label, they did accept that responsibility. so now more more brands are publishing supply chains, but obviously there's still a long way to go. right and, and specifically about the economy and, and of course the primes that have such a big role to play. and this is a cost of living crisis hits in u. k, and other countries in western europe. there's less of course, incentive to abandon cheap, so called fast fashion what needs to be done in the western world, for instance, to help people over there in bangladesh. i think they enter the easy but obvious to is to pay higher wages. and for that to happen,

brands really need to pay high prices for the goods that a made in these countries with, with low wages and or, you know, health and safety. you know, it's not, it's most surprised that the majority of fashion brand owners of some of the richest people in the world is huge profit to be made. and i think, you know, the cost of living crisis, what we mean to see is brands taking a step back from paying shareholders from paying huge profit to those that the talk to really start thinking about the people making their clothes and start paying, you know, a living wage, for example, that would have an enormous impact on hundreds of thousands of people in government producing countries such as bank. royal. what about bangladesh itself? of course the country must be dependent on the industry to drive its economy. is there a worry that they could potentially lose out to other countries if costs increase there along with an improvement of conditions?

frances, there is a wiring. and i think one of those reasons is that brand continue to search around the globe, looking for the cheapest place. you know, it could be bangladesh, but, but then it with me, emma, which was even cheaper now. certain companies like your parents and places. so you brands that, you know, on the one hand, they make these lovely, you know, promises about code of conduct and on the other, they are basically looking for the cheapest labor they can find. and what we've seen in the recent cost of living crisis is, is many brands have cancelled orders, or our suppliers to, you know, provide big discounts, which has left workers under employed or under paid. and what really needs to be done is for governments to hold those flashing brows, accountable, whatever they are in the globe, rather than them essentially being left to sets up complex supply chains. the

distance themselves from financial and legal and moral responsibility for their workers. crime, dominique miller, farm labor behind the label. labor behind the label, as i said, reading speech, thanks for joining us here. i still to come down to 0. this news out. the bible caravan marching through mexico demanding justice for the people killed in the fire to detention center. i filipino fishermen say the chinese military is threatening their livelihoods. the syrian refugee paralyzed by a sniper bullet dreams of reaching the parish 2024 paralympics pool. we'll have a we've got an icy blast of arctic air through the islands of ireland and britain.

good to see. so what it does, temperature is in single digits for many of us breezy, especially for the low countries here as well. cold enough for snow in norway, but to the east of that, look at some of these temperatures. how think? 18 western russia. moscow crossing 20 degrees. ok, we're talking about north, when look what a southerly, when does it pops up the temperature and it's stumble to 17 degrees, but a few shower still in the mix here. pulses of rain to be found along the eastern shores of the adrian attic. see, we can see that through bulgaria, romania pushing into western ukraine and eastern areas of poland on tuesday for periods. a different story. best weather on the continent here, a temperature is on their way up. so by thursday, talk of the orange, the higher the temperatures available closing on 40, this heat will extend to the northwest of africa. here we are on friday, marrakech cross seem 40 degrees that he will be in northern algeria by saturday. so alger is getting close to 40, back to the here and now we've got rain from the air,

the own to nigeria, and as we get toward the south here, after very what day for south africa, the western cape province. just a few showers in the mix. for consumers, tell province on tuesday, see you later. ah no place. and so i go on with say the press brick tree you did with the car about a media hub and vital vantage point during the 1st truly televised war from the roof. we could see back to ation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict of vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war cycle and caravel war hotels. on alta 0, a

lou ah, welcome back room under the top stories here in al jazeera u. s. secretary of state entity blinkin says the warring sides and to dance 10 day conflicts have agreed to a 70 to our cease fire. sedans, army and the paramilitary rapid support forces are due to pause fighting in just within the hour. at least 12 people have been killed in 2 explosions at

a police station and north west pakistan. police say that after initial reports when attack the incident was an accident, least $73.00 bodies have been found at eastern kenya on land owned by the leader of a religious cult authority. say the people starved themselves after being told to stop eating in order to meet jesus turning to the u. s. now, where media reports suggest president joe biden is expected to announce his reelection bid on cheese, saying that age 80. he's already the oldest president and us history, but he's brushed aside concerns about his fitness for 2nd term, or what house correspondent kimberly hallett has more from washington. it's expected that u. s. president joe biden will announce his intentions to run for reelection as early as tuesday in our white house rose garden event. on monday, the u. s. president told reporters he's planning on running and he will let people

know about his decision real soon. it is already rumored that announcement is expected via video release as early as tuesday. but already there are questions about the president's fitness for office. given his advanced age, he is at 80 already the oldest person to run for reelection. he would be $82.00 at the time of election day in november of 2024. if you won re election, he would be $86.00 leaving the office. and we do know a new pull out in the united states shows that also supporters. the supported joe biden back in 202040 per cent say he should not run for reelection. still the u. s. president is forging ahead, according to his supporters, as well as the white house. this announcement is timed along with a fund raising appeal. this is because the elections are very expensive in the

united states when it comes to election campaigns. that would make this a very long election cycle. and we do know this opens up the president to some vulnerabilities including high inflation, a fragile economy, as well as some fragile approval numbers. still the white house says it is confident that as the incumbent, joe biden is likely they say to win a 2nd term. kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house, south korea is restored japan to a list of countries. it gives preference for trade. they downgrade to japan 3 years ago and had to promote a dispute. but us both countries looked deep and cooperation with the united states on security. they've been working to repair that relationship. robert bride has bought from the south korean capital sol. this is one of the most heavily policed parts of sol. it's the location of the japanese embassy and often the scene of anti

japanese demonstrations, giving an indication of the long and troubled relationship between the 2 neighbors . going back to the last century, 2 world war 2 and 2 decades of colonial rule. it was during a particularly bad downturn in relation several years ago that south korea took japan of its so called white list of trusted trading partners. that were seen as retaliation in a trade dispute with japan, sparked by a court case against japanese companies, are using war time, korean force labor. since the current conservative administration of president units of y'all has been in power, big attempts have been made to try to restore relations partly to help trade, but also partly for joint security, given the increased threats from north korea and also the expanding power of china as president unit begins a state visit to washington. all of this improvement in relations certainly has the

approval of the united states as it ties in nicely with its geopolitical goals in the indo pacific. not so popular though, amongst ordinary koreans given the troubled relationship with japan as sole draws closer to tokyo. so president humans, popularity continues to plummet in the polls, but it does seem to be a price he is willing to bear rob mcbride al jazeera. so fisherman and the philippines are increasingly coming up against chinese coast guard vessels in their traditional fishing grounds. the united states military gaining greater access to philippines. military base is china also says it won't guarantee the safety of filipinos living in taiwan barnaby lo reports from civic bay, a busy weekend for these fishermen as day work against an impending fishing bad. the philippines and u. s. military's are set to hold drills in waters nearby. they say they've got nothing against the americans, the real threat to their livelihood. stacy,

our chinese vessels are done on the china. the chinese are constantly petroleum. if you tried to enter the show lead smart fishing, a bonus, better. rubber boats would occasionally. bonita what audi commercial fisherman is referring to the resource ridge, scarborough shoal into disputed south china sea. just 120 nautical miles or about 222 kilometers from where we were speaking. due to the lack of fishing opportunities. if these commercial fishermen are poor. so sailed beyond coastal waters, the bas scarborough shoal kilometers away, where there is confrontations with chinese coast guard vessels that control the area. these clips shot in november by marauders, his crew show at least 3 chinese vessels blocking the entrance to the lagoon. one of them clearly marked chinese coast guard, the form that used was provided to them by the philippine coast guard,

which has been patrolling parts of the south china sea within the philippines exclusive economic zone. more frequently since president gordon and marcus junior took office will always have to involve the united marcos is also agreed to allow us forces access to for more military basis to again feel which are close to taiwan . of a move that prompted china's ambassador to manila long cdn, to quote advice to philippine government to oppose taiwan independence if it genuinely cares about overseas. filipino workers are always double use in taiwan remarks that many filipinos didn't take lightly. the message of this action is to lead the point for a very calling of their ambassador along because of, for the magic statements that he had, he should have, which had the effect of threatening or issuing a whining the thousands of always w is currently deployed in by one, it was all smiles, however,

between president marco's and chinese foreign minister, teen gung, when they met in manila last saturday. in a statement after the meeting, marcus said that reasons statements by both countries might have been misinterpreted, and that chince visit was useful to be able to talk things through. barnaby low al jazeera, so big be the philippines. now, military spending across the globe has sought to an all time high in the steepest year or near increase since the cold war. last year, the world spent more than $2.00 trillion dollars on defense. us, china and russia accounted for more than half of that. the shop is increase in spending was in europe, up, 13 percent, largely due to russia's invasion of ukraine. that's the biggest rise in 30 years. ukraine's defense spending has jumped by 640 percent the highest ever your near increase for any countries since records began. meanwhile in the asia pacific, china and japan lead the charge. the region as

a whole is spending 45 percent more in security than it was a decade ago. downtown is a senior research where the stock, i'm international peace research institute. he says the increase in global military spending is worrying. it really points to the un security perception that european countries see on russia, and that actually this has been justified in russia's actions in 2022. such that europe is looking for security through military strength, over negotiations, or dialogue. first of all, from a central and with european perspective, spending really thought to increase after russia annex a crimea 9 a 2014. and there was a response really to really a built up the european military's in response to russia's threats. and of course, we look at more from a east asia, also u. s. perspective on china. us have all been looking to modernize its military since the early, 2000 and hence,

and this war continued to all the way to the 20 forty's is deadly, very worrying that the region as a whole, is increasing its aman spending a large countries. even the smaller can reset his indonesia, singapore viet nam at, or increase spending as a response to china's increase. and it, so it's rather worrying that countries in the region are essentially increasing as allocation to the military over let's say, more dialogue towards peaceful settlements on negotiations off the, the south east china c, moscow's has caught his rejected appeal against the arrest of a women charged with a bomb attack, the killed and influential russian military blogger, 26 year old diet trip over, is accused of using an explosive concealed in a statuette to kill flood em top ski petoskey. rather in a cafe in st. petersburg petoskey was a supporter of the war and ukraine, who found reports on the fighting from the front lines. thousands of people were

injured in the blast early this month. flip over has been ordered to remain in custody. pending an investigation. greenpeace says china has approved a major surge in coal power this year, raising fears it will backtrack on his pledge is to cut emissions a report by the environmental campaign group says the push for more fossil fuel plants, risks. accelerating climate change leading to more extreme weather. marcia china generated nearly 60 percent of his electricity using co. thousands of people have returned to central london to join the final day of protest by extinction. rebellion activists demanding a ban on fossil fuels, shown a whole was at the demonstration in central london. so it's the 4th day of what's been described as the big one, a gathering of climate action protest is here in central london. tens of thousands of them from hundreds of different organizations, demanding change, demanding action. and on this, the 4th day with a special message to m. p. 's,

returning to the house of commons is off to the east to reset that the climate emergency is too big to ignore. the atmosphere is fun festival, like certainly peaceful, the police keeping a low key watch on things. notably absent some of the tactics that used to characterize extinction, rebellion protests of the fosters no one stupid lou to the roads or chain to railings. that's because some people find those tactics alienating or devices that mission now to build as why the community as possible. around a very defined set of demands that the people in this building don't licensing, new fossil fuel projects. but among the institute emergency citizens assembly, great people collect from across the country by random selection to represent us to make sure that we have a safe transition out of this puzzle fuel world into a better future. and so, do you get any sense that that's likely to happen?

you put a deadline on it. well, if i pass the form is anything to go by? no, jonah, what happens next? well, simply going home and getting on with life as normal. they'll tell you, here isn't an option every day, homes and livelihoods of being destroyed by the climate crisis. unite to survive is the new slogan here with actions and protests they say set to continue against polluting companies, the banks that support them. and the insurance companies that protect them. jonah, how al jazeera lumber was 3000 people, amount ship north through mexico, one of several large groups of migrants that have been trying to reach the border with united states. but they're also demanding justice from migrants who died in a fire at a detention center last month. andrea from week reports, ha, ah, they had walked long distances through some of the harshest conditions in the world . no matter how difficult they journey these migrants marching across mexico,

say they determined to stop only once they reached the united states. oh my god, that not to you, i can tell you that way we don't have any other alternative than leaving from here and to keep moving forward. we won't give up. all of us want to get to the united states to fight for a better future for my daughter here. and another one i left in honduras ah, lean violence and poverty in central america. thousands of migrants walked together for safety to reach mexico each year. i go on, so we have to move and keep payment for our dream because i left with a dream. my wife was 4 months pregnant. this is my dream to arrive in the united states and give it all to my build. this group has mostly venezuelans who flew to panama or costa rica. then it's the long journey north on foot. they're aiming to reach mexico city in around 10 days. oh, but this is not just a search for better opportunities. these people are angry about a fire at

a detention center and mexico last month that killed 40 migrants. now they carry crosses and banners to remember those who never see the u. s. but i see him all in starting a failure, cosy little one. now we have decided to move forward in his journal because of to, for, to people who died there, who are set on fire, waived officials are murders, but they don't want the migrants from our countries. and we want justice. ah, even if they make it to the us border, entering the united states is not easy. tough immigration policies are making it harder for my grants to claim asylum. and after spending days and weeks on the road, these children and their families may well be told to go back. andrea han baker al jazeera l fox news house tucker carlson, nase leaving the u. s. tv network. calcium was one of the channels top stars. he lost his la shoot, add on friday as to polish. it comes days off to fox news,

reached a $787000000.00 settlement over defamation case law suits related to the networks reporting of the 2020 election. so it's coming out as era this news our showing off on the slopes some of the world's best ski is a snowboard as to what they do best in switzerland. ah

with mm pool ah ah, that's promised his pool unto the spot. thank you, neve. well, it's not quite a month since antonio county was dismissed as head coach of tom hotspur. and now

the man who took his place has gone as well. this was christine still in his face as he watched his team lose 61 to newcastle in the english premier league on sunday . the worst performance id ever seen, he said on the board agreed sacking him on monday saline was meant to be caretaker until spurs. chairman daniel levy there found a new permanent boss former by a manager uli and na guzman is in the frame. after turning down, chelsea was for her seemed to have resisted going back to their former coach. mauricio poacher, tino the argentine now looks set to become chelsea's new boss. after that, the aforementioned snub from na guzman negotiations on going it's an unlikely anywhere. we'll stop runaway leaders, napoli in italy, they school to stop each time winner at the renters. jackhammer with respiratory coming off the bench. to find natalie's 17 points clear, they could seal their 3rd syria, our title next weekend some 30 years after their diego marianna, inspired triumph back in 1990 italian police say laser identified

171 events. his funds, who chanted racist abuse at the end of alons at romilly lou calico during the copper italy at semi final this month. the sports is all set to be handed stadium bands, but authorities didn't say how long those would be. the cock who was sent off after holding a finger to his lips while celebrating a goal in the match in a gesture towards those abusing him about that he was given for that has been overturned. they flag, bearer for the olympic refugee team at the tokyo 2020 olympics, was one of the standout runners at the bell. great half marathon on monday eritrea tech laurine gilbert. a source walked across the desert to israel when he was just 12 now. 25. he completed the bell, great half in just over an hour finishing in the top 10. he was a top 20 bensha the full olympic marathon 2 years ago. i feel that my message is for refugees to be strong. i think what you can do,

i think that the word refugee is not just any word. it means there are people that have power and agency. we know how to look after ourselves and how to survive. a challenge awaits refugees. so for everyone to be ready for this challenge, it's not going to be easy. another refugee following an olympic dream as ad none al mussa al family, he was 14 when he was shot in the back in hums, not long after the start of the war and syria are firmly has spent the last 11 years in a wheelchair, competing in basketball in his new home, north of barcelona and now racing a hand bike vehicle he hopes can take him to the paralympics perhaps next year in paris. or the other took alarm good. the leah willis 0 sports helped me come up the depression. i was in it improved my life, allow me to concentrate on challenging myself. so i can bring more trophies in bigger wrestler sports, make me feel alive. it makes me feel like a free bird that has nothing. stand in its way over the boston celtics, just one went away from reaching the next round of the n b a. playoffs. they beat

the hawks in atlanta. jason tatum and jaylen brown. each scoring 31 points in the process. they lead the 1st round series 31 to they, and h l. playoffs where the series between the oil is and the l. a kings looks like is going down to the wire. edmondson had been to 3 down in game for the for forcing overtime. then a stretch pass found at zack hymen to school the when i out of nowhere. oil is when 4 to 3. now to a golfer who collected her trophy wearing a dressing gown, american lily a view as one the 1st women's golf major of the season. follow american angel yen, mister potter to win on the 18th. and then made a mistake in the 1st extra play, a whole handle coming up short finding the water, which opened the door for though she hauled a birdie putt to claim what is her 1st major championship. she and her caddy then celebrated with a leap into the pond. the walked wait with $765000.00. the world's top cyclists. today's paduka has had

a successful surgery after breaking his wrist on sunday. he wasn't caught on camera, but the 2 time toward a friends champion fell in the liaison bostonians liaise one day race to win instead went to belgian remco f on a po for the 2nd year in a row. the 1st, right, it's when the rice and consecutive years since 1998 will leave you with some great pictures from switzerland. some of the world's top, the big ascii isn't snow borders. got together for what's described as an informal jam session on the slopes of the bernie's alps. each athlete needed to learn both a technical and style trick. and as you can see, they did. all right. oh, that's who you spoke now back to you need. let me, thanks paul. well, that's it for b, leave bach her for this visa, i'll be back in a moment with much more days to use whether you can get more all of our stories, including the deepening crisis and sit down on the website al jazeera. don't come in watching al jazeera ah

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