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pleased to dom has the humanitarian crisis deepens. we have a report from neighboring chad presser. irwin gets ready to inaugurate turkey's 1st nuclear power plant. just ahead of elections on may. the 14th the u. s. and south korea declared a new nuclear deterrence plan, as china warns against provoking pyongyang. and i poorest with the sport. manchester city land a massive blow to arsenal. title chances meeting the premier league leaders for one to increase their own house and becoming champ. ah, welcome to the news or a faltering cease fire between sedans, army and the power military rapid support forces is scheduled to end in a matter of hours. already airstrikes have been heard on thursday. the r s f accuses the army of carrying out those attacks. but nonetheless,

a regional african trade block is pushing to extend the truce by another 3 more days. video has also merge of looting in cartoon. some traders have complained that the police aren't doing anything to protect their property. the inter governmental authority on development known as i guard, has invited both sides to south sedans. capital talks, the army says it'll send a delegation. the rapids support forces have not responded yet. while tens of thousands of people have managed to flee to neighboring countries, such as chad, but others are forced to take shelter wherever they can find it. malcolm webb is that djibouti airport for us where thousands of people of arrived after fleeing saddam. but 1st, let's to cross over to him, morgan, a correspondent in khartoum and hipaa. let's just begin ready with this security situation around the capital. and this apparent looting that we've been hearing of . what more on that while residence of the capital

hard film, especially in the cities of under the man and in the northern part of the capital, have been complaining about gang violence and insecurity and robbery. now, medics who we spoke to in the city of undermanned say, a majority of those who come into the hospital are victims of tapping wounds as a result of attempted robberies or robberies carried out by gangs. now this started happening about 6 days ago when the prison of and who the and under man was broken into with both fight accusing the other, the rapid support for the accusing the army of being behind it. and the army, of course, accusing the parent military rapids support for those of being behind the prison break and, and send been all 5 presence in the capitol. help them have been broken into with over 20000 inmates released now roaming around the streets. people think that they can no longer go out. not only because of the fighting, going out, going on outside between the recess and the army. but because of the insecurity to dance ministry of interior as while prisons and prisoners are there responsibility, they cannot carry out their function because their ministry is currently being

occupied by the rapid support forces. this is, of course, adding to an already dire situation in the capital her to the humanitarian situation in sudan has been deteriorating rapidly since violence broke out 12 days ago. people say they're running out of food, water, and medicine that i never had. i'm not really suffering granules are closed and we cannot grind. our stock of wheat must be commodities are absent and if they are available, the prices are very high. law smart by robin living conditions are very dire for everyone. prices have sort, immediate transportation, almost gone. people are really suffering. it's not only sudanese, these are hunger, refugees fled persecution in man, mar, they now find themselves in the middle of another conflict when it because susan is very with maybe if i were to go to school

anyway, i need to save some. some people have managed to escape a both carrying 1600 citizens of 50 countries has docked in cheddar and saudi arabia. and benighted nations says at least 20000 people have arrived in chad. the number of those slang for them is expected to reach up to 200000 in the coming days . as more and more people try to find a way out, those who remain behind say it's not only the deteriorating humanitarian conditions they are worried about. but also the security situation in the capital the weekend and meet escape from cobra to prison in the capital. a high profile detainee who served in former president omnibus years government announced he had left the prison. i am at heart on is wanted by the international criminal court on charges of crimes against humanity in dar for the army says this year is being held in a military hospital. the rapids support forces posted a video on social media thing. it had taken over a major oil refinery and power plant,

about 70 kilometers from whenever we are in full control of the refinery. we believe in action not empty words. there's enough time for their nonsense. we control the majority of the country north, south, east and west. we have 200 percent control over sedan. despite this, the army says it's in control. why do you mean that the out the it is the pride of the sudanese army that we have not touched a single facility or any infrastructure, the rapid support forces that destroyed them. this war will come to an end very soon and you will listen to the final statement. all of the main facilities are operational and in order, including the electricity and water supplies, the united nation says there is no sign the wearing parties are ready to negotiate . and has warrant of further suffering, as long as the fighting continues. will have that just seem to be sort of nervous this now as we edge closer to the end of this sort of 72 hours cease fire. and everybody's wondering what might happen next. while

many people are waiting to see if the rapid support forces will accept the si, fi proposal that has been made by the regional block, i guide and whether it will send an envoy to the south, the nice capital tube. the army of course, agreed to that, but that's a tentative agreement and it may change and that's what the concern is here for the people on the grounds. if they say that they've been numerous, the fires that have been promised by both sides and the both sides of promise to abide by it. fighting continues, for example, in the northern part of the capital harpoon has been ongoing fighting between the rapid support 4th and the 3rd in these army with fighter jets flying overhead and launching as strikes against our positions. forcing civilians to stay at home. and then there's janina in west r for there's been violence. and in that city since yesterday, residents say that markets have been burned and looted and that place were places that used to host the place. people have also been burned and people have nowhere to go. and this is during a period of a ceasefire that is due to and in a few hours. so they say that even if the 2 sides do agree to cease by

a promise to stand on invoice to the south and east capital juba, they're concerned that on the ground, it may not be implemented and people will still have to face the artillery strikes and the airstrikes for the bit. thank you. hipaa morgan, the force in cartoon. let's close open out to malcolm whereby correspondent djibouti airport in g p t. of course malcolm. everybody, watch what's happening regionally where you are evacuations. continue, but who has managed to arrive and where will they be flying out to? well, the us france and germany of all been operating evacuation programs via from here, from tribute the has japan. we can see japan airlines play, which is due to take the last of japan citizens from here in duty to back home to japan in the coming hours or days this operations have been running from the international airport where we are from the military base,

which is just beyond that plane, several military, the hosted here including the u. s. trans to pon and china, all our military bases in japan. the reason that this airport and this area is the hub for these kinds of operations. we're hearing stories is pretty much where the sudanese try to escape to or find sanctuary. everybody's got a story, but so how do people actually get to djibouti? it's not the easiest places to navigate to well, the people that are coming here, benefit from government programs organized by generally wealthier countries who typically sending military aircraft from here to see don to take them up. i can step aside so we can have a look at a couple that are on the top to act off here. would be to wait a minute jacked off because we did flags on just among many that we've seen in the

last couple of hours. and so these across the landing, wherever and whenever they can in nor around cost to other parts and seed on to pick up their citizens and bring them here on the sun. there are a few 100 people waiting here within the military base for transport to be arranged to take them on to their home countries. vh upon the us, france, germany, and elsewhere. we see the turkish military croft and the canadian military off the land within the last few minutes. but this is approved for a relatively lucky few. many 1000 more trying to flee food on by land. some from, from, from countries further away who are picking up citizens from ethiopia, from egypt, and flying them home. other such citizens of south florida and many of whom living

it in the dawn have fled and now stuck the border. there. not to mention the 1000000 tens of millions of people into dawn who has stuck and don't have anywhere else to go. many of whom they can't even move from st. street in car to more on demand because of the fighting and the insecurity in the streets. right now with the update for from gbc port. thanks. welcome. that many market since it was capital, i've been destroyed, an unexploded ammunition poses a danger to those who remained behind. i'll deserves emma fidel is in northern cartoon. with more now he naughty lafayette combat. he medical form that we are in the suburb of shamburger, north of capital badly. this part of the main fruit and vegetable market was the scene of violent fighting between the ship and his army and the rapid support forces on saturday. and as you can see, the damage is evident. this truck was carrying ammunition and it exploded. during the confrontation, the shrapnel flew everywhere. the biggest danger now is that not all ammunition has

exploded. this presents a threat to pedestrians and cause bearing in mind that some trade is on custom as are returning to the market. the ammunition is scattered around this area. these munitions could explode that any time due to the high day temperatures or of cars run over them, or people step on them. these buildings where police officers used to live as well as the market, have been severely damaged in the explosions and the fighting, which is considered some of the most violent in this area. given the situation, authorities need to intervene quickly and bring in teams to dispose of the explosive ordinance safely because people have started using this road again. how would that leave in khartoum is difficult and dangerous. you came military plains, have flown citizens out from an air based north of cartoon, but it can take several hours to cover the 20 kilometers to that. what he said. now base saudi arabia and india,

amongst countries that have evacuated peoples and ports to don. about 850 kilometers or 13 hour drive east of khartoum. some are making the journey north to egypt that's about a 1000 kilometers from the capital. while others are taken even longer route about 1500 kilometers west. to the border with chad. ebony address is in a village near the chad don border. the refuge is mainly women and children crossed over from sedans, de 4 area into this part of charge. the united nations high commissioner for refugees say they have registered more than 4000 refugees in could run alone under hundreds and hundreds more. who are yet to be registered and do hope to accomplish that in the past in the next few days. now what the, the situation here in this particular camp is desperate. none of the refugees have any permanent structure over their head. there are no structures, no tense, and some of them are virtually living under trees. and they're telling us of the

situation here is just for it. a lot of them say they haven't eaten over the past few days. now on this particular day, the united nations and it's agencies deployed to this particular area to see the situation for itself. it brought along tons and tons of food items to be distributed to the refugees. and what, let me show you in particular, what's there for, for them? now these are sacks of grains rise as well as oil that will be distributed to the refugees all across this particular region. what is not clear is what happens to the other refugees, port number in their hundreds. why yet to be registered by the united nations agencies? or relief ages this year. now, when we pan the camera to the side, this particular family has just received its own share of grains. we can see it's like that's wheat and a few other stuff like cooking oil pump oil grounded oil. so flour that could

help the family get along until such a time that things improve in this particular camp. now the united nation, the wolford program is telling al jazeera that they have deployed ah, a lot of food items that will cater. busy for only 20000 people. and the situation right now in this camp is that they are expecting more than $20000.00 people in the days to come. the united nations has projected between 120002 up 220-0000 people crossing from 2 done into this part of china. which means that the united nations and his businesses and other live agencies need to step step up their act in order to get all these refugees ah, blue that used the u. s. in south crew, build a nuclear deterrence plan to boost corporation in the face of threats from north

korea. it comes during the 1st state visit to the us by a south korean presidents and 12 years. but china has warned them against provoking confrontation with pill young. a white house correspondent kimberly held cut reports ah, a show of military strength and might as you, as president joe biden, welcome south korean president you and suck. you'll at the white house. state visit is designed to reaffirm decades of military cooperation between the 2 nations . a project deterrence in the face of stepped up miss alt halstead by north korea. that has in recent years shown little interest in talks of di nuclear ice. asia, more nuclear attack by north korea against the united states or towers of partisans . partners is unacceptable and will result in the end of whatever regime were to take such an action. the 2 leaders signed

a new plan known as the washington declaration to expand nuclear deterrence in the region through joint exercises. even though south korea is officially a non proliferation country for the 1st time and 40 years us nuclear submarines will be positioned in south korea as part of the declaration for its part. saul has committed to not helping its own nuclear weapon. instead, remaining under the nuclear umbrella of the united states. and while the 2 leaders insist there are a lie, it's a strong. there are lingering tensions following the unintended release. earlier this month of pentagon documents showing the united states was spying on sole. i, we don't, we need time to wait for the investigation by the united states and we plan to continue to communicate on the matter at their joint rose garden press conference just one day after announcing he was running for reelection fighting,

also dodge questions about his age going into the 2024 presidential election at age 80. he's the oldest president in us history to run for a 2nd term, a hard look at it before i decided to run. and i feel good and i feel excited about the prospects president biden may dismiss questions about his age and fitness. as commander in chief, it does presents a problem for the white house hoping to project strength to deter as to a nuclear foe of reassuring american allies like south korea. kimberly help him al jazeera, the white house. these 3 and a half 1000000 citizens living outside of to kia who eligible eligible to vote early in the upcoming presidential elections. they represent around 5 percent of the electorate. and the process actually starts on ne, the 9th. but it usually is

a turkish political analyst and an associate professor of world history at the american university of rock solid money. he's insomnia, and joins us now. live with us on the program. sir. let's just begin with. it was the current ha party that gave term for the living abroad the right to vote. i mean, will this be a deciding factor in an election that said to be heading, you might say to a photo finish it would be possibly for the presidential elections, not so much for the parliamentary elections as turkey. we'll, we can thank you for using the turkish version of my country's name will be holding both presidential and parliamentary elections on may 14th. i mean to ticks a living abroad. take an active interest in the election. i as we said, 5 percent eligible to vote. but why do they, when they perhaps taken the nationality of another host country?

many of them are either themselves immigrants, extractor turkish citizens who live abroad, or they are the children of such people, especially in europe. there were millions of hundreds of thousands of turkish citizens who went to europe as guesswork as in the sixties and 70, but then decided to stay there. and then their numbers expanded to reach an electorate in germany alone of 1500000 people because of the proximity of turkey, continental europe. many of these folks go back and forth every year, especially in summer vacation. some of them actually retire back home to turkey, turkey. so there's a, there's a sense of, there's a sentimental reason on top of everything for why folks vote in elections. i'm an

extra term and i am going back home to vote on may 14th. the give you some, i did many of course techs who are voting in respective countries around the world . and i was just reading about voting patterns of 5 percent. how crucial is it an influential in the sense that they may be some that are large areas of, of the community that favor the a party of others? germany, for example, compared to the united kingdom of sweden. absolutely, that's a great question. let me give you an example. i don't know the numbers off the top of my head, but in 2017 and the referendum that gave mister ad on his super presidency. the votes the margin and the votes were very close and there were 2 issues. one of which was that the higher electoral council accepted some votes that would, that the opposition objected to, but ultimately were accept that they were not stand, which is in the turkish electoral system is very important. the other one was the

expect vote. and i believe mister ad on the side, the one of the side that was that the referendum to pass so that the super presidency would come into effect one by i believe less than $2000000.00 votes. so it was a very, very close call. so if you consider then, now in the may 14th election in about 3 weeks, and in about 2 weeks and plus 3 and a half 1000000 votes is very high number with respect to the 2nd part of your question. how the volt, my break from country to country in germany for example, there are a lot of a k p supporters, supporters of president ad one because they are predominantly folks of rural background folks, rural turkish background. so they're very conservative, very nationalists, so they would be they would tend to vote more for the a t p. however, many of their children now are eligible to vote as well. and these are young folks

or people in their thirties and fourties like i would be who have sort of picked up a more of the social, more of the countries where they grew up in. so they will be more inclined to vote for a center less lead opposition block? did the u. k, you have circus? citizens of turkish citizens, attorney, background, more predominant. and so oftentimes when you look at the breakdown countries, the country you see the h d p, the curtis party h d p a get a much higher percentage of the votes there. i used to live in the united states. usually they're the c h, b wins because many of turkish americans who moved there after the 2nd world war and they were middle class or upper middle class people, you know, the parents. so for example, dr. amendment us that dr. amendment laws, as he's known in the us, that will give you some idea about what the breakdown would look like in terms of

the issues that affect turks generally, whether they be in the country after what all the big election issues. i mean, obviously that of that massive earthquake has, has hit the country hard on the issues of the economy and how to we build on how much that's going to cost will be front and center. but there are also issues about the independence of the judiciary and also secularism. where does oldest sit in terms of election manifestos? do you think a with, if i understood you correctly, you're asking within turkey or her, we're the aspirin church for darkish. this was a little growing very quickly for the diaspora. i'm a lot of these issues would still be important because as i mentioned it of for the last word church, if the connection is and i believe it is that of a sentimental nature for why you or why they vote. then many of the issues that you outline independence of the judiciary, the earthquake management and post disaster management,

the state of the economy of if people are sentimental about their home country, then they're not going to be happy about. it's karen state and then they're going to vote for whoever they think is going to fix all of those problems. i think we'll see what happens about in cooley. thanks so much. joining us from so many. thank you. thank you for having me. that her kiss is due to an olga. it is 1st nuclear power plant, just weeks before presidential elections on may. the 14th, as we mentioned, turkish present recipe odo and the russian president vladimir putin, will be joining the ceremony by video link. the cool facility in the southern mass in province was built by the russian state, a nuclear energy company. awesome. so consider choices now from message where the plan to is of course the president was supposed to be attending, but he said, well, he's not very well, but it's still going ahead. well, yes,

30 present bridget. so far dom canceled his trouble to manage then that was supposed to be today actually in the morning who was supposed to be attending an event in the course in freedom island. and then he was supposed to fly somebody in why a helicopter to this nuclear power plants area. and then he was supposed to travel back through some move for another event before the presidential elections. that for may 14, he has a very b as a schedule, and he's traveling to sometimes 4 or 5 cities in a day. apparently after the tv show that he was attending, today's the goal didn't feel well during the interview and then they gave a break. and then he came back to live program but. c he had to rest then yesterday his oldest program was canceled. and today again, some foreign media outlets suggested that he was being hospitalized. and his family even was cold by the doctors for the hospital. but what we're here from the

presidential forces and also what the officials have been waiting and announcing since last night that he's in good shape. but he has to rest of course, thinking that the present on has been inactive politics. not so for the last 20 years, inter running all those elections, winning all those elections, go and who has gone through, who attend a military operations and given the most challenging election that is that a fat boy may 14th. he must be very tired. but we'll see what happens certainly, and i look forward to the opening of the serpent for the moment, because really thank you. stella had here all the al jazeera news are the presidents of ukraine and china, of the 1st phone call since russia invaded last year. and in sport buck stops here . huge upset via playoffs as the top seeds are knocked down. that story coming up with a little it ah,

with at the latest change in the weather which is coming in from the atlantic will be welcomed surprisingly, i think by the british isles, where it's been a cold spring so far. so as that rain and the is rain comes in, is the wind directional changed of b significance. any 30 degrees in london. as you can see, but london's forecast lifts the temperature to 18 when the rains gone through. we haven't seen 20 as far as i know in london, but we saw 23 last year. so it's been disappointing. and this is definitely improvement. now. elsewhere in europe, disappointing for most but not in spain unless you don't like the heat. this has been so extreme that we've broken local record and we're getting close to breaking the national record for april, which is 37.4. cordova may just hit that this is during friday now the bigger

picture. further east, you've got that northerly breezes going out through ukraine and across the black sea. but between each and the incoming system, the subtle come out of business feel a bit warmer, but it's disappointing in belgium. and joe, and i have to say for friday that improves during saturday as well. now, a brief word on that hot weather is come across, not from spain, but into morocco as well. marrakech at $41.00 also be breaking a record for april, or that's friday. it lawson saturday ah, a fearless mexican journalists, sidelined for taking on a precedent and a corrupt system ruled by a single party for over 70 years. only to then establish an investigative platform, determined to break through a poisonous media landscape in search of justice. an epic saga of truth seeking and a refusal to be gagged. radio silence. a witness documentary on out to sarah

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lot to the nice i was nice. the whole robin in the whole reminder of all new stories. the u. s. wilson. nuclear submarine to dock in south korea for the 1st time in for decades as part of what the allies call to terrance plan. in the face of threats from north korea, the announcements came during south korean president unit 6, state visits to washington. video, a merge of looting, costume of trade in the complained about police inaction. a faltering c 5 between $2.00 army and the power military rapid support forces scheduled to end in a matter of hours and tens of thousands of people advantage to flee saddam to the neighboring countries to just chat u. n. is warning of a humanitarian crisis. border town don't have enough food or temporary housing for the refugees. will stay with our top story. the conflict incidence driven by a power struggle between the army, led by the burden and the rapid support force as a paramilitary group under mama to handle the gallo nic. westcott is the director

of the royal african society and a full but british diplomat joints, you know, from brussels, good, tough business west on the program to powerful armed groups that say they don't want international interference in their domestic affairs. but it does seem they're listening to certain capitals that of voicing concern. there are a number of people who have been engaged in trying to promote a dialogue between them led by an e, get the african union, but also involving the u. s. so the 2 sides basically have been struggling for of our neither side has gotten overwhelming advantage in the last week of fighting. so there is an opportunity in our for, or external groups and external influences, the international community to try and pressure the 2 sides to resume a political process, rather than just the conflict. the since we 3,

you might say external groupings. here you have the regional neighbors, you have the u. s. and then you have the e u, and sort of central european countries. why is it that the these 2 warring parties don't want it seems on the surface of visible international presence interfering in this conflict at the moment? i both sides still believes that they have the strength to overcome the other and take sole power or and both have it seems, some international backers, the key influences on them are probably those closest to them. so in relation to general, the hon. he has historically had significant support from egypt or where prison i'll cc, sees him as a fellow soldier, somebody who's trying to keep her order within the country. a committee has sir.

received support. it seems from friends of his in libya, perhaps in eritrea. but others of the neighbors are primarily concerned to try and stabilize the situation in sudan for fear that the disorder and unrest there, spills over into their own countries. the history between sedan and south said m a differ. these are the border there, makes south sudan quite nervous to what's happening in the north, ethiopia to has its own internal conflicts. and chad is not as stable as it once was. so the neighbors are, are both involved, but also nervous of a conflict that may get out of control. they have an immediate impact and the regional organisation responsible if he gets the horn of africa, regional organisation and present a router of kenya has been looking for an opportunity to bring in nam,

a negotiating team from there to begin to get the 2 sides to talk to each other, but both fundamentally seem to believe that they have the ability still to see sol power therefore, are elected to have any external intervention unless it's on their own side. the other key player in this other countries of the gulf, because both u. a and, and saudi arabia have in past, supported both are present by hon and gentle metty general to gallo. so they need to be an integral part of any international pressure brought to bear on the parties. so it's true. the u. s. e u u k. in one side, the regional organizations a unique ad on the other. but there are a number of other parties that have to be involved as an evil with whatever happens at the end. you know, if one over comes the other, there is this in passes. they're not about how to hand over power to a civilian lead government. how does democracy return to saddam?

how do civil society have a voice in leading that path to the democracy that sudanese yearn for after the overthrow of bashir? this, these are difficult questions to answer now, and other difficult route for all of those are interested stake holders. this is a key point because there is still a population of sudan who wish to have a view on who they are governed by rather than just to have. it's fought out between 2 groups of men with guns at it was the people that brought down president bashir or the army eventually sided with the protest movements, or the forces for change, the resistance committees to ensure that he left power. but then being very reluctant to leave power themselves and the power sharing with the civilian government broke down the point at which the military were meant to transfer power

to the civilians. and then the military have fallen out amongst themselves, but the people are still there and sooner or later need to be brought back into the process. and the military leaders need to understand which over of them wins. they will not be able to effectively govern the country unless ultimately with the consent of the people. we saw what happened with the president bashir. he failed to keep the people on side on. they eventually rose up against him. at the moment the people keeping their heads down, they don't want to get killed many as use your report said, are fleeing the country for safety to neighbors. as we know, the international community has been getting out as fast as it can as quickly as it can be evacuated. but the sudanese people are still there and whoever wins the fighting sooner or later we'll have to seek consent from the people of the country . and that means re introducing an element of accountability of democracy. and the military. you do some the president ter basha ala said in,

in syria has been very effective at ignoring his people and enforcing his world. but there's nothing left of the country and it has been destroyed. and presumably, both general behind general, the gallow wish to take over a country that functions unless they just would take all the money and go into exile. so bear needs to be a political settle. but at the moment we are some distance from that. because the 2 sides just continue to fight regardless of civilians, they just seem to be collateral damage as far as the 2 fighting sites are concerned . okay, we'll have to see what does happen her for the moment that the z like is going to be much dialogue. ah, nic. westcott, thanks much for joining us. brussels. thank you. thank you. the euclidean present lot of his lensky has named a new ambassador to beijing after a phone call with the chinese leader. it was the 1st times lensky and she doing ping had spoken since russia invaded ukraine last year. since she described the

conversation as long and meaningful all she calls the talks between moscow and keys . thus joined jessica washington correspondent, whose falling events flores in beijing and jessica, what's the reaction been back to what's been said in keys? well, this is certainly a big story here in china front page news, certainly and leading many of these states media bulletins as well. the message from president she has conveyed to the international media by the foreign ministry is that chinese chance on the side of peace. and we've seen that message reiterated today at a foreign ministry b briefing, where that comment was made, that china will keep pushing that piece talks will keep push, playing a constructive role to solve the ukraine crisis politically. and if we take a look at some of the way that the state media have reported these talks in the english language, china daily, it was also front page news and also several editorials about these talks. at one

interesting commentary from analysts and state media that china can play a key role by remaining open to both ukraine and to russia as well. and that's and dispelling as some of the criticism that china may have difficulty taking on this role as a peacemaker. while they jing and moscow continue to have such close ties and in the chinese language edition of the, the global times newspaper. some some commentary by analysts says, well, that are all of the recent diplomatic efforts, not just this phone call, but also president cheese meetings with his russian counterpart with their counterparts in europe as well. all of these are cumulatively, show china's efforts in, in helping to advance this process, trying to find some sort of peaceful outcome. there's also some commentary in this article that i'm reading that china is, is a big country, a great country that doesn't have any sort of price visual selfish interest when it

comes to the ukraine crisis. those are the words that china uses when discussing the war ukraine. from all the statements we, we never see the word war or invasion. we simply hear talk of the crisis. so from this phone call and from the way that the state media reporting this discourse with ukraine, it is clear that china is very much looking at itself as a potential peacemaker, presenting itself as a neutral and helpful voice just from the 4th invasion. thank you. and while ukraine has tried to reassure finances at the reconstruction of the country will go ahead and urge them to invest even before the war ends. but the country is still struggling to overcome its deeply corrupt past child stratford reports so from keith. russian forces withdrew from florida and current april last year. launch sections of the town, a half hour drive from keith line ruins while fighting continues in the east. and despite there being no end of the war in sight,

reconstruction of towns like this one and the rebuilding of vital infrastructure fall from the front lines. he's already on the way the most of the work so far is being playful with ukrainian cash reserves. but what's being described as the largest rebuild in europe since the 2nd world war could cost a trillion dollars. as the madness, reconstruction process starts and the money starts flooding in, there are still serious concerns about corruption in a report compiled by the us, along with the organization, transparency and national. they say that these long entrench problems include whole governance, the influence of oligarchs on parliament, low integrity, in the private sector, and a compromised judiciary. and this means that keeping this reconstruction process clean is a huge challenge. while ukraine's international corruption racing has improved in

recent years, it remains dismal. only russia was worse in the region. according to transparency internationals, 2022 corruption index. we need to improve the transparency where our security risk are mitigated because of the russian war. this is number one and other we need to continue doing the reforms, the diesel reform. we need to start the reform, the audit and the county chamber of ukraine. and of course, in a long term, we're looking into a monopoly quantity changes in order to avoid any violation of the competition law . experts say ukraine has cleaned up its act in some sectors, including banking and health care, but pressure from civil society organizations and digital all the ting of politicians and company assets must be ramped top. it meets time, it's a huge system. we need to recruit more than 2000 judges. is a huge challenge. this is one another one, let strengthen the capacity of vendor corruption institution. they need more investigators, they need more prosecutor, they need more more judges. grain,

foreign minister, reassured potential investors at a conference on reconstruction held in rome. you will hear how much we're doing to make our country economically viable and attractive for trade and investment. but the opportunity here and now you don't have to wait for the end of the war. ukraine's progress to fool you. membership from its candidacy status granted in june is dependent on reforms. many focused specifically on corruption. on the right track, say western bankers, but big questions remain on just how cleanly the reconstruction money will be used . shall stafford al jazeera, give them some symbolic tronics as reported. it's worth quarterly profits in 14 years now. by 95 percent. from the earlier, the south korean company says consumers are spending last year to equal because certainties is also blame to global downturn and semi conduct purchases. something

is the world's largest manufacture of memory chips, which you use and everything from smartphones to computers to cause. the british regulators have blocked microsoft. $69000000000.00 deal to buy video game make activision blizzard, the competition and market so forward. he says the acquisition would have stifled competition. the cloud gaming market. the all cash deal was set to give microsoft control of popular game franchises, like call of duty and candy crush regulators in the u. s. and the you are also scrutinizing the agreement throughs. government has declared a state of emergency at its borders. to stop undocumented migrants from entering present de mobility ordered the deployment of troops to reinforce immigration checkpoints. hundreds of migrants have been stuck for weeks at the border between peru and northern chile. the allows you from haiti and venezuela. the crackdown in chile has forced them to move north the ethnic a, we go,

refugee or an ethnic we go. refugee has died in a detention center and thailand. the 2nd death there in 2 months. he was part of a group of 50 people who fled persecution in china a decade ago, but have remained in isolation in bangkok ever since tony chang reports. the freshly dug unmarked grave in a cemetery. in the center of bangkok, the local muslim community was called on sunday to collect the body of a man who died 2 days before. his name was met. totty met cabana, an ethnic weaker from sin john in western china. he was a week, a refugee, one of a group of men who had now spent nearly a decade detained in thailand without rights or representation. he been trying to get to malaysia and a new life when he was arrested in thailand and held at bank alex infamous migrant detention center conditions are known to be crowded and unsanitary. but the few

people who have regular contact with weak detainees, say they're treated particularly poorly, and their complaints are ignored. everybody got the oh, different health problem. sandra, the kidney sandra, the hot sand, got the hot high blood pressure is done, but the babbitt's some got the cancer protests erupted in turkey, a when thailand forcibly repatriated a 109 week refugees in 2015 of the chinese diplomatic pressure. those who remain in thailand had been in limbo ever since the ties are caught between the chinese and an international coalition that saying you can't send them back to china. so these people are left to right. you know, it's like thailand is thrown away the key on this group of leaders. the tie immigration department has refused to comment further on the situation or explain

how 5 week as a died in the past 5 years. this quiet little graveyard in the center of the city is now become the final resting place for several weeks detainees. there's real concern for the health of those to remain in detention, particularly as they've now been effectively cut off from the outside world. to nearly a decade, tony ching al jazeera bank up, well still at hail the advantage meant just the city of the billing cycle, right? action from the win over. also coming up with the whole import strike a ah

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ah, walk about tough port, not his fault. i all thank you very much. manchester cities for one, when over premier league lead is all snow, has put the defending champions family back in control of the english title, rice city. and i just 2 points behind with 2 games in hand, and showed exactly why they've won the title 6 times in the past 11 seasons for hopa has the action. a blockbuster occasional a capacity crowd and a huge global tv audience. as the top 2 in the english premier league met in what many were calling the biggest match of the season? going into this game. ok, had a 5 foot lead or the 2nd place city. but recent results and form and the momentum was firmly with the team from manchester and that momentum continued almost from kick off the cities men of the match. kevin bruner opened the scoring of 7 minutes

ably assisted by earl and holland. the belgian scoring his 7th career goals against the gunners. the defending champions were pulling out all the party tricks and asked was struggling to keep the lead by a city wrecked up chance after chance. and just when the whole found sort asked or may get to half torn trailing by just one storm stones got the 2nd goal that matches the cities dominance deserves water. so just so it was more of the same after the break. kevin, the brewing, continued his one man campaign to score against also every chance he gets. ah, the gunners did pull one, go back through holding. that the biggest surprise was how holland had filed a score, but with his hair and least he put that right just before the n. o one o school merges the city for austell, one roha pathic al jazeera bassetti bos pep. guardiola can reflect on

a tactical master class matched by the efforts of his players. he doesn't believe the gap between the 2 teams is quite as big as it seems. of course, the most important thing is our destinies and alliance. so to the winning arsenal would be in their hands and now was in our hands. i don't understand it actually one second, one opinion about ourselves at all. i know how good there and all the games you see, momentous in the can see the goals or whatever that happened. but i could credit and travel crater with i prefer to think of what maybe they didn't have in the best level because we were really, really good. maquel alta meanwhile was changed her mind people that very little had been expected of arsenal this season and that the title wasn't back in manchester just yet, you know, switch those play. this is a lot of great to be 9 and a half months against this team. being where we are and as did 5 years to play 5. and i've been almost 22 years in these countries in

a lot of things. and i know how much is sheeps from game to game there. not to equal games in this league for so has to leave our players with his show for tonight and the playing against them. exception on to him. they know that my we had exceptional team as well, but today we were in the races and then it was that it was required to win the game while liver pulled know what it's like to lose a title, rice to city. they were up against west ham on wednesday and went behind early on. luke up a catch up with a stunning goal for the londoners. the reds went level before the break vote and joe, massive then headed in liverpool, winner as they please did. the hopes of securing european football next season. chelsea were beaten to know at home by brentford. the 1st was an own goal from chelsea's captain says r as pull a quarter. brian and boy came off the bench to school brentford, 2nd with just the 10 minutes left. chelsea losing the 5th right game since the return of frank lampart is coach there. 11 in spain,

law legal leaders. barcelona lost to ryan via con i alva garcia. rivera gave the home side the lead in the 1st half run. garcia made it to nelson early in the 2nd, if finished to one at robert levin dawson and one back late on barcelona. do still have an 11 point lead over 2nd place. round madrid now to one of the biggest ever upsets in n b a playoff history. the top seated milwaukee bucks knocked out in the 1st round by the miami hate. it seemed that the only just scraped in the postseason. david stokes reports price was what the milwaukee berks were already up against it. knowing they had to win games $56.00 and $7.00. if they were to reach round to sent it to come po, did what he could for the ambit, top rank team. but jimmy butler and showed the miami heat, stuck with them. 16 down in the 4th quarter, butler rattled up 12 straight points before doing this to force the time

to try it again. we'll execute a boy at a huge moment. falling down, butler didn't let up, racking up 42 points and sensing the books were there for the taking a 2nd. let them again hold on tight. uranus tried his best to keep a walkie alive imprinted at home friends, but time eventually ran out jerry's work, a group of basketball players and were having fun when i were out there were playing basketball right away. and good things have whenever you do, the miami barely made it into the post season having straight through via the play in tournament. and this is only the 6th time that 8 seed is beaten. and number one, just the 6. david stokes al jazeera, the hate will now play the new york knicks in the eastern conference semifinals in the play. all the knicks are seated 5th and wrapped up their 1st round against the cleveland cavaliers or games to one of those who jaylen bronson top scroll in this

one were 23 point seen in as new york advanced past the opening round of the playoffs for the 1st time since 2013 game one carmelo against the heat is sunday in new york. memphis grizzlies kept things going in their series against the l. a lake has jamara, unschooled, 31 points. desmond bain got 33 the grizzlies running out comfortable winners, 116 to 19, but the lake has still lead 3 to overall as the series heads back to los angeles. the defending champion, golden state warriors now just warn when away from going through. steph curry, thank 31 points as they beat the sacramento kings in their own backyard. a 123216. it puts the war is 32 head in the series to the n h l. playoffs on the boston. bruins have missed the chance to wrap up their series against the florida pampas. with the schools locked at 33, the best regular season side came close to moving ahead,

but were denied by sergey bobrovsky who made 44 saves for florida. he went to overtime and some pull play by his opposite, none, but lena's omar led to a winning goal. the floridas matthew couch oak that extends it to a 6th game, but boston still lead 3 to a defending champion. colorado avalanche have fallen behind against the scaffold. kracken yeah, for one game, 53 to 2. and then out just one went away from clinton. that 1st ever series victory . they take 3 to advantage brought home to see apple. i mirror, andrea is a name. most of you probably won't be too familiar with yet. but might be hearing a lot more of in the next coming years. the 15 year old answer, the madrid open as a wild card, and she want her opening match against 2021 us open finalist layla fernandez the russian taking victory in straight sets to become the 3rd youngest player to win a main draw much at a w c,

$1002.00 on monday and drive it will face brazil's batteries. how about maya next before the 16? 0, i thought saw you spoken, i'll have more that later. so thanks so much pull and you have be watching the al jazeera lisa, lisa rom, full rece. somebody's the down, we'll have another full half hour the other side of the break. but until then for me on the team here in tahoe, thanks so much for your time and company. ah . with frank assessments, justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me a map informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development

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