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continued despite the 72 r a truce, which is due to end at midnight local time, the worst of the conflict with started in nearly 2 weeks ago has been a capital hart uhm. but it's also flared and other provinces, including r for a said big report. moving through the aftermath of battle in what used to be a marketplace. now i munitions shall litter the streets. the situation remains die up. the sudanese, trapped inside the city, turned battle ground, but maybe get them in. i says is big. the situation is very tough on there's difficulty in internal movements. we often stand in long queues to get bread happened many times where we got bread, but never the amount that my family need well and what the unlimited of the damage has his everything. both of them are fighting each other and we the people will be the biggest losers and the most affected. la. where's the 2 parties did a conflict, namely, albert han and meet the de, showed the sudanese people 10 per cent only of the care and attention they gave to

foreign countries through safe corridors to evacuate their nationals from the country. we need to take our sick people to hospital and to remove the dead bodies from to street. emergency services have been stretched beyond capacity and are pleading for help. a doctor from these scenes at a hot to him hospital for baghdad, either there are still injured people in the hospital. medical supplies are very scarce. no medical teams have managed to reach us due to lack of security and safety on the roads leading to the hospital. the injured are still coming to hospital because of the current battles. it's a fighting wasn't enough, some fear armed looters even more. cctv footage captures men dressed in military fatigues and carrying weapons breaking into shops. it's not clear who these men are or which side they belong to. both the military and rapid support forces accused each other of breaking law and order elsewhere in the country. the terracon in and near the border with chad has seen intense battles. the airy has witnessed ethnic

conflict in the recent past. now the sound of gunfire can be heard as locals run for cover. there are reports, the city has no electricity and very limited phone connectivity. countries continue to evacuate their people from sudan aid workers arrived in jordan on thursday. i think all of us feel very relieved, but it's all of us. i have very mixed feelings also because we leave our sydney's people behind. the sudanese army has denied reports of possible talks with the r s f. it said in the statement, the rapid support forces have no choice but to surrender will perish. i said bake. i'll g 0 or get an update. i have a morgan, she's joining us from khartoum. so however, as we edge closer to the end of that, $72.00, i receive far in about 6 hours time. are people nervous as to what may happen next? people have been observing the previous, the far including this one that is due to expire at midnight here in the capital

hot assuming around the country. and their concern is that because of the continuous fighting and the continuous air strikes and artillery strikes that they were able to hear and see in various residential neighborhoods in the capital, they say that once that's the fire and at midnight, what's going to happen is more intensive as strikes and artillery helps by both 5, the rapid support forces and the food in the army. now in the early hours of thursday morning, there was intense, chilling and fighting between the rapid support 4th and the sudanese army in the northern parts of the capitol. that's a place that's been seeing fighting between the 2 sides continuously over the past few days. and then there's the general command of the army in tempt fighting and shelling being carried out by the rapids. what forces against the sudanese army, while the kidneys army tries to launch airstrikes, so residency that they're quite concerned, they've seen the destruction that has been caused by the fighting between the 2 sides on residential homes and neighborhoods. and they say that once the sci fi, and especially because it's not clear yet,

if there will be another one to follow this one, they say that fighting will intensify and many will remain trapped, will not be able to get out. yeah. how about? so what is a stake if that extension of the cease fire failed while doctors have their concerns, they say that hospitals have been bombarded and shelled and that many had to be evacuated and they're working at it less than 20 percent capacity. and their concern is that if the cease fire fails or there's no renewal to the cease fire than their situation will deteriorate rapidly. that's the concern of medic who right now have to recycle surgical kids in many hospitals or the few hospitals that remain operational. and then there's the issue of shortage of medical staff and when it comes to the residence, their concern is not being able to leave the capital despite them wanting to do so . many people say that they've not been able to access cash during this r 72 hour period overseas fire, because banks remain closed. online banking operations are very unreliable. sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. so they were not able to get basic commodities that they need

. and there's been an increase of insecurity as many gangs from the streets after 5 prisons were broken into and more than 20000 inmates have been released on the streets roaming around harder to him. so people say that if there's no new ceasefire, and once this one ends, what they're seeing right now will likely worsen hebert morgan. thank you so much. have a reporting for us from cartoon. now the united nations secretary general antonio terrace is meeting with the us sector, who stayed antony blinkin in washington. and talks are expected to focus on the violence in sudan. we're trying to spoil it by their success with in most cases be so successful. not successful. like though, as i want to express my gratitude for the support that to us. if you officer horton corporation with a girl boy of 1001,

both members of the world and also missions, we're now going to speak to i had the mom, my dad had deal. i remember speaking with you just over a week ago while you were still in how to tomb. you've now left the car tree. you're speaking to us from a cairo egypt. tell us about your journey from cartoon to cairo when we initially started moving on sunday, which was the 22nd. and we've arrived at the cairo on yesterday night. so that birthday. so that's about 4 days journey. how challenging was the journey for you? it was to critic nothing because stressful. at the beginning we had we had agreements with some coaches to take us outside of the borders and they would not show up. i'm not the situation that's been happening a lot. so a lot of that it needs and once we got, so how does a major bus,

but there was, there was clashing by. so we were very trying to weigh out for coaches trying to decide where we're going to go. then we started on journey on with private cars and we went, was my uncle who didn't because to me in a village in the northern don, we spent the night that and then we continue on with our journey against was the borders and and it was honestly the most traumatic experience, i can tell you that anyone who's at work right now has ever faced and lives. tell us about your experience at the border because there are, there have been reports off just utterly chaotic. seems at the border. is that what you witness? when we arrived there were my buses on buses, coaches on crutches that were waiting to get the papers done so they can move across the border. there were thousands of people just lying down waiting processes

to begin or so they can carry on the processes. now the, on the same day i arrived, i had 2 buses with the had family members and friends that was still stuck in the border still today. and i haven't managed to get in the, the border patrol is a bit slow because that was equipped for what's happening right now. and they still haven't been equipped for what's happening right now. because of the amount of people that have been coming for the borders at the bit of a difficult experiences that were reports of to civilians that passed away due to the hydration to the border. at the moment it's a big k also never, i'm just going through a nightmare. but that though they're just waiting to be la and what about the presence of any humanitarian organization at the border? did you see any one of them? i didn't really focus on that because everyone was rushing to try to get the papers and there wasn't, you can't really tell who's, who's not

a moment. so how long then did it take for you and your family to, to get your papers processed? because again, we hear reports and off it taking days for some people. it took us a whole day and we were one of the lucky ones because again, we use the private car that was not going to cross the border anyways. but anyone who's lying on a coach that essentially going to cross the border, it's taking them one way more time to actually get through. so we, it took us a day exactly to get through the border and make it all the way. and then 3 hours, one and had the, like, i was saying at the introduction i spoke to you, or we could go from cartoon. was it one particular incident that made you and your family decide that you have to get out of cartoon? now, i mean, why did you make the decision to leave now?

because it was looking like it was going to be sold anytime soon. things were escalate thing we decided to use the opportunity, the sci fi that was going on right now as limited as it is of an opportunity. and it was better for everyone to just need because like i mentioned before, does always the issue, lack of food, lack of medicine, lack of all the other facilities that you would need to survive. and we decided to just jump on it and then head out. ok, thank you so much. i didn't know how much we appreciate you speaking to us from cairo. thank you. thank. well now cross over to my the reason for that is joining us from a village near the chance to don border where, where the sudanese refugees are also turning off of mad. tell us what you've been seeing on the ground. well, we just love the coughing point. on the so down chart board just a few minutes ago, people was still coming in in numbers, trying to cross and access what we are seeing in the background. on my left,

women and children. few men, by the way, queuing up to get some supplies from. donna agencies or serving them some cereals being sugar and flour and cooking oil as well as certain things that they need basic things that they need. however, that is running low at the moment and on my right, you can see struck just bad temporary structures, housing. these refugees and that's what they've been exposed to for more than a week. now. i liked rain just passed and there was sitting in that range. and before that there was sitting in the sun exposed to the elements all days. and this is going to continue throughout the night. what we're seeing here is the presence of a large number of refugees. united vicious commissioner for refugees had more than 4000. we've been registered so far and hundreds more within the community. but i've not been registered,

and as we knocked the board to area that are more people coming in and some refugees who fled in panic, have gone back again to pick up what they can in because the community, what are the villages that goes out to this communicate border community. yeah. in in. all right. know what that what they're telling us is that the conditions. yeah . i just read that it's no shelter. a few little amount of food is being distributed to them and that would not last 4 days. that's the situation of the moment. yeah. ok. my thank you so much my the piece reporting for us from microphone and chad. we're now going to bring in awesome web. malcolm is joining us from djibouti airport. so malcolm evacuations are continuing their tell us what you've been seeing who's managed to arrive and where are they going to we've seen various cost coming go throughout the day here on the tarmac to be taken

to national apple as well as the neighboring military base. this aircraft here landed just an hour or so ago. it's canadian, military cost to somebody we can take a closer look at arrived from su, dawn with a couple of dozen civilians on board canadians and some of other nationalities. the flight from car to about 2 or 3 hours depending on which kind of aircraft it is. the people were brought to the off terminal. we spoke to a couple of them made a really tough time. one lady who's been stuck in her home for the last week, unable to move, she says every time you make a plan to try and move sunrise fighting resumes, so it's impossible to get out. it was during a break and not fighting. her brother was able to make a dash in a car to take her and her husband, who is canadian. the canadians were rescuing canadians and their immediate families

took them to the strip. and they were able to build the plane and be brought here to booty. now you understand that there were currently hundreds of people, the various nationalities here have been here on the evacuation programs. so i'm in the city in hotels. others staying here in the military base, waiting for civilian airliners to be arranged for, to take them back to their respective home countries. that these are about creation programs are of course, any benefiting government workers and citizens. some citizens of relatively wealthy countries, lots of resources to put on these kinds of operations. of course, there are many 1000 more trying to flee food on overland to the neighboring countries like before, and i'm, it's report just a minute to get started. ok, thank you. web reporting for us from djibouti airport. and now we how sarah has with us. she has the latest on what's being posted online from dawn sarah. yeah,

that's the plenty that we've been seeing in the last few days. how me, how to follow. and sedan thumbs up, the situation there with this tweet, he says, waking up in a war zone for the 13th time, and apparently it's still a reality, notes and nightmare. now that reality is getting harder by the day, like in the city of janina in the west of saddam where most residents have been costs off from electricity and phone networks for 4 days. now, because of the ongoing fighting, our social media updates from within sedan, on notes sibley reduce to people are advising each other to buy enough phone credit . now for emergencies. they say later, in case of a full network shut down and for those that can afford phone credit is proving to be very expensive. as my seen an engine travel blogger has been documenting how to reach us for 11009. it's all, it's all water journalism. i believe there are billions

of all the now medicines and basic supplies are also running low and with people needing to flee. many sit in the sharing ways with people living abroad can help whether it's through fund raises or even posting informational where to find doctors and pharmacies in egypt once they cross the border. now on the ground though, there's also a sense of community during these hard times. bottles of water and food were handed out for free to passengers being bossed out. and for those staying behind some of charles venturing out during the si, fi, this group of people are taking master into their own hands and started clearing up off the days of intense fighting. starting with this medical facility in the city of nile up south west of saddam. well, that just shows you all the latest that we're seeing and plenty more on social media r r a. thank you so much for that. well, there's plenty more on the news. our including south korea, president addresses the u. s. congress a day after unveiling

a nuclear deterrence plan with washington. and the distant view of 4 cars in north korea. hiking trails are opened up along the demilitarized zone that divides the peninsula in for a little later, the buck stops here and this huge upset in the m. b. a. playoff at the top. seeds on north coast. coming up with john. ah. but 1st the circus president, frederick laborer. tuan has made his 1st public appearance in counseling 2 days of campaigning. due to sickness are due on attended and inaugurated phase of the country's 1st nuclear power plant via video conference. turkey as president had been on a busy election campaigning as he's facing a tough race in the next month. so because of our glue is immersed in, that's where the president appeared via video link to open that new power plants and him. so it was his 1st public appearance since falling ill. how was he looking

now? while yes he has. he canceled his program today here in madison, in a stumble and a on an island about democracy. and yesterday he canceled his whole program following the lie air interview to not say goal of doing that live interview on a turkish news. a national news outlet, a. he got sick and he had to give a break. and then one hour later with he again, it came up live and continued his interview, but i cut it short. there were many rumors on also international media, all that stuff he was being hospitalized and even his have family. it was being a, it was cool. okay. cool by the doctors hospitals, but just one hour before this video conference held you joined by turkish president and his russian counterpart, turkish health ministers, that he's in good condition and in what he had, it was an infection at gastro intestinal infection. of course, he has a busy schedule as you sat, he has the rallying across on its all day across to here. and he sometimes had

visits for 5, even 6 cities in a day, and even a his age. he's 69 years old. a given that he has mean ruling the scanners for more than 20 years a, he has been a winning all those elections. he has been through a failed coo attempt, and now he's facing the most challenging election ever. on may 14, many say he was cited yesterday, i spoke with some officials of the ruling party. they also mentioned me that he needed to have some rest, but we don't know whether he will be a physically attending his rallies in other again in the southern region. for now, we don't have any confirmation on that, but so far he looks good. all right, thank you. have so no classwork. lou reporting from merson, at least for palestinians, have been injured during confrontations between farmers and is really settlers in the occupied west bank. according to local sources, settlers have been harassing, hurt, or in the northern jordan valley in preventing them from grazing their cows. attacks

on dozens of farm locations in the area have increased in recent years. iran army says one fits vessels has collided with an oil tanker in the gulf, which was later seized by its forces. earlier, the u. s. navy reported the seizure of marshall islands flag ship. the advantage sweets in the gulf of oman. iran says to if its crew are missing after the collision, satellite tracking data showed the turkish management tanker just north of mines. capital must got on thursday afternoon. the south korean president you secuity is addressing us congress. you unofficially began the state visit on wednesday. the 1st such trip of the south korean leader in 12 years. on wednesday, the u. s. and south korea unveiled a nuclear deterrence plan to boost cooperation in the face of threats from north korea. icon is in washington dc. it will bring him in. so mike, what's the message that the south korean president is sending out to the congress?

well, president, you and it's making very, very clear the strong alliance between the u. s. and south korea. he's speaking at a time when it is the 17th anniversary of the alliance between the u. s. and south korea. and while he's speaking now, he's making repeated reference to this fact pointing out that he's in fact, the 7th south korea and president to have address the joint houses of congress. this is very much a buying partisan event. and the south korean president was escorted into the chamber by representatives from both parties. you're welcome by the speaker of the house. and at present, he's halfway through his speech in which he extols that alliance between the u. s. and south korea and saying how important it is to build on this alliance in the weeks, months and years to come. the business, part of his visit came yesterday in a meeting with president biden, with the to lead assigned what is called the washington declaration. this also

includes a commitment by the u. s. to keep south korea notified of any nuclear deployment within the region. and also they formed a joint nuclear working committee. and as a some simple off the strength of the committee, they both say they will be a u. s. nuclear submarine deployed to the coast of south korea in coming months. so certainly this is very much a visit to, to build up the relationship between the u. s. and south korea. one has always been there, but one that president june wants to build on in the coming years. thank you so much. my kind of reporting from washington dc, new trails have opened up for visitors to get a close up look at the dean militarized zone that separates north and south korea. running 250 kilometers across the korean peninsula. it's seen as a barometer of inter korean relations. those have become increasingly tense and

recent months. rob mcbride went on a media visit to part of the frontier in gang county which borders north korea. a media talk to a part of the border previously off limits the now will be opened up to visitors. the idea for the so called peace trails is to remind the world of the deep divide that still exists. 70 years after the end of the korean war, i think the demilitarized, so it was a good place not only for the untouched nature, but also the division and security situation of the 2 korea. north korea is just a little less than 2 kilometers away across the han river on the opposite bank. groups of workers clearly visible and beyond them, fields and farms for south koreans and the growing numbers of tourists coming here . a glimpse of a society even more isolated. after several years of the corona virus,

pandemic defectors and families displaced from the north by the war, live in many of gung while counties towns. now 83 kwan gray ha was brought here is a 10 year old and doesn't know if he has any family left to call her father. we have a nephew here, but i don't know if any relatives are still alive in the north. the influx of so many displaced families probably makes these communities more open to visitors, says businessmen, choice song ho, whose father was a refugee guy organ on order. and want to recall the villages welcomed the refugees and gave them a home. it's a cozy place that has no problem with visitors. so when you the creation of these piece trials began during the period of summer diplomacy several years ago, but was interrupted by fears of spreading swine flu and then covey 19. after such a mix, stop, start history. all 11 trails are finally being opened to the public. but

a project that was conceived during a time of thawing tensions is coming to fruition. just as north south relations across this heavily fortified border have once again deteriorated to their worst stating yes. for many visitors that tension is part of the appeal adding to the fascination of one of the world's most intriguing frontiers. rob mcbride, al jazeera, gadbois county, south korea, stella had on the other ceremonies our the presidents of ukraine and china have their 1st phone call since russia invaded last year. and one of the best footballers of all time has entered the dictionary details coming up with jemma. ah now with the exception of patagonia where you might expect it be rather cold,

snowy and windy and it is. it's generally fine throughout july, an argentine irritably towards brazil was $21.00 in montevideo you regret being about where it should be in a bit warmer, in some parts of the campus of argentina. the heavy rain resorted brazil recently is east off to some degree. so less of a risk of flooding in the northeast and that's true up in guyana as well. but there are flood warnings out in ecuador, and the galapagos islands because of the, the potential for big thunderstorms in the next couple of days. i was yesterday and the day before we saw some fairly heavy rain in trend of tobago. and when would ours establish would also see those fairly frequent big showers. otherwise, it's not particularly unclear sites routes as the car been back towards mexico. obviously something's happening in the gulf of mexico, and that's affecting florida. mold many better else. this is the big picture then with the potential for some tornadoes in the southern states. this says to runs eastwards it has certainly been florida had florida have the most rain recently and

could see that repeated disease sharon's approach. but you've got wind blowing out once again down through montana into the plane states with snow, of course, for the high ground. at the same time the showers, the storms move eastwards. ah, in 20 a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government, and president sockets yann's great home power. i'm going to liberate this, where a new documentary follows his non violent campaign to bring down the corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with a democratic lumber. i am not alone on mias velvet revolution on al jazeera when the news breaks. this is with nationwide strike since the beginning of the year when people need to be high. and the story needs to be told,

i just want to research deeply and dive into its history and origin with exclusive interviews and south korea professionally sees the cherry blossom 1st. al jazeera has teens on the ground tip when you moved when documentaries and knives oh, a a hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the, our, the un is leading last minute diplomatic efforts to extend a ceasefire agreement into don. fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapids support forces has continues despite the 72 hour truce, which is due to ends at midnight local time. the south korean president fuel is

addressing us congress unit, the 1st south korean leaders to visit the u. s. and 12 years on wednesday, the u. s. i'm priyah unveiled in the turn fun to boost cooperation in the face of threats from north korea. the circus president register berto has made his 1st public appearance after falling a long tuesday or 2 on attended in inaugurated phase of the country's 1st nuclear power planned by a video conference. some of the nearly 3 and a half 1000000 turkish citizens living abroad began begin voting on thursday in the presidential and parliamentary elections. this includes some of the one and a half 1000000 turks living in germany. they have until may the 9th to vote from abroad ahead of the election on may 14, dominic cane is outside a polling station in berlin with millions of people of turkish heritage living in this country. and very many of them able to take part in this election. it's

believed that this country, germany, is one of the largest, as it were, constituencies in the turkish electoral system. and that's why the battle for votes in the turkish election is also being played out here in germany. and it is worth making the point. but over the course of the next couple of weeks in constituents and polling stations around this country, dozens of them seems like these will be being repeated. the question being, who are people going to vote for? what reasons, reasons don't need one. some people thing good ones to religious, but he actually gets things done. he doesn't just talk big like the others before earth. one was in office. if i wanted to kill a holiday, i need to get up at 5 o'clock in the morning to see the doctor and stand in a queue. but now the talk to us on every street or that's why i'm voting for him. but not everyone shares that view, there is a sizable opposition to the governments of wretched type or the one the president

in this country. and amongst those people queuing up to vote at this pulling station. were those prepared to voice that opposition? yeah, i think really change. that's my on the reason and i'm tired of this current government in recent years, whatever the election or referendum, the tendency has been for the turkish folks here in germany to be more conservative van that's being represented in the votes in turkey itself. the question will be this time around. will it be something similar, or will there be a change here in germany? we'll find out the results in mid may, attorney to our top story on the fighting and sudan and many markets in the capital had been destroyed. and unexploded ammunition poses a danger to those who remain behind. al 0 is that my father is a northern har tomb with more. natalie nakeila, he had him that he might have performed. we are in the suburb of shamburger,

north of captain valley. this part of the main fruit and vegetable market was the scene of violence fighting between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces on saturday. and as you can see, the damage is evident. this frog 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 ob, returning to the market. the ammunition is scattered around this area. these munitions could explode that any time due to the high day temperatures, all of cause 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. bob halleck, 3 talk newspapers in the u. s. are seeking support from the bite and administration for the release of an american journalist from a russian prison. the new york times the washington post on the wall street journal have jointly run an ads calling for evan girth gavin, as release. he was arrested in the city of he caught her and bird last month and charged with spying. the ukranian president valadez lansky has named anyone, bassett, or to beijing after a phone call with china's leader. it was the 1st time the lensky and she jumping, had spoken, since russia invaded ukraine last year. the landscape described the conversation as long and meaningful while she called for talks between moscow and chief. meanwhile, ukraine has tried to reassure financiers of the reconstruction of the country will go ahead and urge them to invest even before the war ends. but the country still struggling to overcome a long record of corruption. stroll. stratford reports from keith. russian

forces withdrew from board young care and april last year. large sections of the town, a half hour drive from cave lion 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 is already on the way the post of the work so far is being paypal with ukraine in 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 minus 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 entrenched problems include whole governance, the influence of oligarchs on holloman's,

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 additional reform we need to start the reform, the audit and the count in timber 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 up. it meets time, it's a huge system. we need to recruit more than 2000 judges. it's a huge challenge. that is one another one let strengthen the capacity of vendor corruption institutions. they need more investigators, they need more prosecutor, the need more, more judges. grades, 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 backers, but big questions remain on just how cleanly their reconstruction money will be used. cha, stratford al jazeera cave and ethic rigor. refugee has died in

a detention center in thailand as the 2nd death. in 2 months. he was part of a group of 50 people who fled persecution in china a decade ago, but have remained an isolation and bank clark 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 command and ethnic weeker from saint john in western china. he was a week, a refugee, one of a group of men who now spent nearly a decade detained in thailand without writes or representation. he been trying to get to malaysia and a new life when he was arrested in thailand and held at bank oaks. infamous migrant detention center conditions are known to be crowded and unsanitary. but the few people who have regular contact with, we get detainees,

say they're treated particularly poorly, and their complaints are ignored. everybody got the oh, different, like a health problem. sandra the kidney, some good, the had some good. the hud high blood pressure done. but the babbitt's some got the cancer protests erupted in turkey when thailand forcibly repatriated the 109 week refugees in 2015 off the chinese diplomatic pressure. those who remain in thailand have 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 rocked. you know, it's like thailand is thrown away the key on this group of leaders. the time a grayson department has refused to comment further on the situation or explain how 5 weakens, have 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 banker, as john is rejecting french calls to remove a checkpoint on the only road linking the countries ethnic armenian enclave to neighboring armenia. catherine calona as the 1st french foreign minister to visit back, who in 6 years russia, which broker to see far in 2020, to end the war between armenia. and as john over the regional care about accused us france on the us of undermining its rule as mediator, armenia says the russians are failing to protect ethnic armenians living in the break away region. bernard smith has more from bucko as aires a put a checkpoint up on there,

they say because armenia is running weapons to counteract charges. of course armina denies, but they've done this under the nose if you like. of russian peacekeepers have been there since 2020 while the russian peacekeepers of that. it's the french foreign minister with us backing. who's here in back, who leading diplomatic efforts to try and resolve this latest flare up armenia. really suspects that as a by john is trying to essentially take over the rest of kara back by stealth as a by john, in the last war between the 2 sides in 2020 took back control of huge amounts of territory around the main urban area of kara back, the main city can county is what the as air is call it for the armenians. it's upon occurred ethnic armenians in there. and they want to remain they sort of separated from a as a by john. it's internationally recognizes every territory, but it is essentially disputed and this is why this conflicts been so long running

because we haven't resolved the final status of this area. as john says, it's offered armenia, jewel control over this road. i mean here is it says, i mean it hasn't taken up that offer and that's why these aries put it in this checkpoint. but the french said today, captain colona said she does not believe this checkpoint should be that it could lead to further flareups of violence on the russians also had a couple of days ago. they don't believe either side should be taking unilateral actions as south africa. mark's freedom day, the date of its 1st democratic election in 1994 and the people in the country's largest cities say that there is little to celebrate. most of johannesburg residents have no access to clean water, refuse removal, sanitation or electricity. lina aka has more the smell of rubbish fills hill brow. it's a poor neighborhood and joanna spurred many people in africa. wealthiest city don't have electricity running water or sanitation for 2 lonnie. fetching water is

a daily task. i live in the very 1st and then we are killing ever my head that we need maybe toilets stored in life. good. lengthy electricity outages and no running water had become more frequent as power stations and water pipe haven't been maintained under south africa. the constitution everyone has the right to basic services. civil society groups have taken the municipality to court, but with little success. misty doesn't, so it needs to be when it's come to have what they make sure that they to be doing . that will make you feel that the not will come in this particular office to lonnie's building isn't the only one with problems. the stench of sewage and clock toilets has made other building's unsafe for residence. my country is falling upon

. my city is falling apart and i said, i will not sit back and the people of trying to figure out who did for my political party to come. they have given us a chance and i must prove myself to them and my party, my proof of that. indeed we are about $50.70 after struggling with failed infrastructure for years. people here say they feel hopeless, but have nowhere else to go. and 29 years after the voted for a democratic government, they have yet to enjoy the rights they were promised. the barclay and jose eda a conference underway. the ivory coast aims to present space exploration is the key to unlocking social and economic transformation and african countries. goals to make space programs a large priority across the continent. plus hack reports. senegalese, astrophysicist, thomas eli,

searching for solutions to some of africa's most pressing challenges. but looking into space is not enough, she says, i would like to go to space because if i can go to space, i can gather precious information that will be useful for generations to come. it's essential. or since the 1st man in space in 1961, hundreds of astronauts have blasted off. but a black african is yet to make the journey. mike, asa guys, scientists from burkina faso says it's about time vis. changes shifting part in the new space, africa conference in ivory coast, where scientists, companies and investors gather, hoping to change perspectives of space research stuff. i of kudos wasn't that book enough. esl has been independent for more than 60 years. and yet we struggle with the same problems, hunger, lack of water and agriculture. we waste of money when we should invest in space research to find long term solution. hurry to won. in april,

kenya launched its 1st satellite joining the few african countries that have space programs, the images it generates support conservation efforts by anticipating weather patterns such as droughts. they can even help protect boarders by monitoring the movements of arm groups and this a hell. some of the components of satellites are precious metals and minerals found on the continent, but they cause to hundreds of millions of dollars and take years to build. omari chad, a canyon start up has the solution. nano satellites. this america, you thought, well maybe for africa, vision is, is it, is it a life for clickable functioning satellite? it is affordable i. it is modular. and what to do as in this prison is, is we shortened the launch renewals, periodic sticks. we're going to submit any country to a few miles on a meteorite for mars. researchers discovered traces of their con and mineral found

in abundance and synagogue priscilla. this is no coincidence with only 4 percent of the universe known to humans. she says, africans have an important role to play in discovering what's out there, and how it can be used to improve lives back on earth. nicholas hawk al jazeera, still ahead on the all the 0 news our, the sports news play at the grid open is interrupted by a cord am bader of the feathered variety. we have details coming up in just a moment, which i'm ah ah

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non profit sports news with gemma. thank you to rain man just did he strike a adding holland continues to set new standards in his debut premier league season norwegian school has 30 bad lee. goal in the for one when elite is austell on wednesday, moving pasta mohammed sat his record of most in a 38 game season. valpak reports 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, we're going into this game also had a 5 foot lead or the 2nd place city. but recent results and full and the momentum was firmly with the team from manchester. and that momentum continued almost from kickoff a cities man 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 of pulling out all the party tricks and arsenal was

struggling to keep them at by a city wrecked up chance off the child's rich. and just when the whole found sort asked or may get to half torn trailing by just one john stones got the 2nd goal that matches the city's dominance deserves water. so just so it was more 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 to school. but with his hair on least, he put that right just before the n o one o school matches the city for also one. roha pathic al jazeera city boss pat godaddy and can reflect on a tactical master class matched by the efforts of his players. but he doesn't believe the gulf between the 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 is in our hands. i don't and estimate actually one second when the pino marcel at all, i know how good there and all the games you see a momentous in the grantee, the goals or whatever that happened. but i give credit, incredible credit or would have done. i prefer to think of what maybe they didn't have in the best level because we were really, really good now to one of the biggest upsets in n, b a playoff history. the top seated milwaukee box knox out in the 1st round by the miami heat. a team that it only described into the pe season. david stakes reports was left. the milwaukee burks were already up against it. knowing they had to win games 56, and 7 if they were to reach round to young, assented to compose, did what he could for the mba top rank team. but jimmy butler and showed the miami heat, stuck with the 16 down in the 4th quarter. butler rattled up 12 striped points before

doing this to force i baton rouge executor. 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. what is left him again? hold on tight, uranus tried his best to keep a walkie alive in front of our home friends. but time eventually ran out jerry's rogue, a group of basketball players and were having fun when i were out there were playing basketball right away and good things out. whenever you do, miami barely made it into the post season having straight through by the play in tournament, and this is only the 6th time than 8 seed is beaten. and number one, just the search. david stokes al jazeera the back had the best record in the regular season and had had hopes of

a 2nd title in 3 years. one reporter asked janice if the season it was a failure. do you get there promotion every year when your job? no. right, so every year you what is a failure? yes or no? no. my the jordan plate 15 years, 16 township. the other 9 years was a failure. does we don't mean there's no failure in sports? you know, there's good days, bad days of these some days you are able to be successful so that you're not. so this is your turn of this, not your turn. and that's what sports about it. so 50 years from 97 to one to 2021 that we didn't win a championship. it was 50 years of failures. no, it was not. it was steps to it, you know, and we were able to win one, hopefully given another one. in our i showed that he wanted me person reba mildly. it's for now play the new york next in the eastern conference has any finals. the leg seceded 1st and wrapped up the 1st round against the cleveland cavaliers for games to one gallon. brunson,

a top score in this one with 23 points as new york advanced past the opening round of the playoffs for the 1st time since 2013 game one against the heat to sunday in new york to them as his grizzlies kept things going in their series against the l. a. late his job, around 431 point san desmond bang, got 33. the grizzlies are running out comfortable when is a $116.00 to $99.00, but the lake is still lead a 3 to overrule. as the series had fact, los angeles for defending champions golden state warriors, and now just one went away from going through the country. thank 31 points out. they beat the sacramento kings in their own backyard. $123.00 to $1.00. 16 war is a 3 to a head in the series to the n h l. playoffs. now in the boston bruins of mr. jones to wrap up their series against the florida panthers, with the schools locked at 33, the best regular season side came place. moving ahead, so it's denied by some guy. brocky, who made for people say the florida,

it went over time and some poor play by his number line. this mock led to a winning gulf of florida's. matthew cut chuck that extends it to fix game. but boston still lead 3 to the defending champions. colorado avalanche a fallen behind against the seattle crack and one game, 532, and the now just one went away from clenching the 1st victory. and i'll take a 3 to advantage back home to seattle. that is that 115 year old wildcard mirror. andre, that continues to impress at the madrid open a day off the beating the 2021 us. i would rather up layla fernandez and dr. that has now take it out. 13 feet of interest had a maya, it was the 1st time the russian faced the top 20 player and she came through in straight sets as well. i'm driver, he's ranked 100. 94th in the world will play markets of juice if at all. mike, that lynette in. round 3. she's going in the man, solomon dominic team booked his place in the 2nd round. the austrian beat versus

a kyle edmund and straight set 646. 1 team has reached at least the semifinals and for his part 5, the parents in spanish capital. next up, he will face full feet saying that told meant in madrid, and there was a case of a foul play as a feathered course, invited interrupted proceedings in the 1st round, much between thomas martinez, very adequate amount of reno. it resulted in a bit of a wild goose chase for a bobo here in tree today managing to show a clean set of feathers as it made a hasty exit, of course. and finally, the name or what pele is now officially in the portuguese dictionary, is used to define someone exceptional, unique or out of the ordinary. for example, saying he or she is the pet, a voluble, or the palais of medicine. it follows a campaign by pele foundation, which generated more than a 100000 signatures hello, who died in december 1 of our cup 3 times with brazil. that is only

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