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a prime wing policies in chalet projects. it's when a majority in a referendum on the constitution advises the money side, this is out of their life. and that coming up serious back could be our lead 12 years off to being expelled for it's bruce who crushed down and protest isn't a civil war that's displaced many severe flossing, alarm signs washed away, entire villages in the democratic republic of congo, leaving 200 people that saddam's warring factions continues by saying, despite attending to saudi arabia, the move in 95 percent of the votes counted right when policies are leading in the

election for the council to dropped a new constitution for chile 9 months ago versus widely rejected a draft that many considered to left wing the govern, wants to replace the current constitution adopted on the beat, onto the adult acosta. initiate dictatorship, back in 1980. alas. and american edison as see newman has moved from the capitol santiago. this is actually extraordinary turn of events here and to me in their search for a more moderate constitution, more moderate than the one that was rejected in september, which was seen as to radical to far left, the voters have gone exactly to the other extreme, the extreme right wing party, the republican party has by far one the largest number of seats and together with some more center and, and right wing parties of tennessee, they will totally control this new constitutional council. that means that they will be able to pass constitutional norms and articles, whatever it is,

what they want to propose without any counterbalance, they won't have to consult any of the other delegates, any of the other political forces in the country. so it will be completely dominated by one side very much what happened the last time except the last time it was the next. what so many people had criticized the julian's mainly had said that they wanted something more moderate. somebody that would bring consensus to the country, but now it seems very difficult that that will be able to happen, considering who has actually come of the winner in this election, which really is quite shocking. at 12 years also, the arab league expanded syria of its government crackdown and protest as president bus all last side and his regime. now back in its fold up, i walk off, get it done. the return of syria is the beginning of the movement. nothing in the direction of the resolution to the crisis in syria will take time for procedures to be implemented and it will be gradual. the task of this committee is to follow up

on those procedures as well. so it's not a decision to resume relationships between arab states and syria. this is a solving decision list for every country to take on its own up and a while. the decision was made during amazing and foreign ministers in cairo, all side, seeing if the 22 member states that attended endorsed the decision casa, was among the most notable absentees. syria was expelled by the arab league off to the outside regime. let a campaign of fit force against protest as that was during an uprising in 2011 that led to the civil war and a half 1000000 people have been killed in the conflict that followed. millions of syrians have been forced to live as refugees, approval with many remain antennae displaced or i'll just do is i'll, they have some take some look at the regional shift to ed syria city area admitted to the audibly adopted a 12 year absence. the decision is the most significant today to be taken by out of

states to normalize relations with damascus. in the same hole in 2011. the audibly got off to the resolution to suspend syria's membership, saying the shuttle assets government had to pay to stop. it struck down on protest as a religion has changed. and the us government's approach towards those opposed to those in favor of this to say it wouldn't have a major impact on the future of syria and its neighbors improved stability. and the country is expected to enable the return of those instead it's 12. yeah, well, what critics say rehabilitating i said sets a dangerous precedent for the holding power to account and see it. yeah. on the, on the world. but the other bleed expects that agent to benefit from its decision regional moves towards the reconciliations thought it in the past 5 years. in 2018 . the u. a and by hiring reopen the embassies in damascus. and since 2020 turkish

and city unintelligence officials have met several times recently, both countries deputy foreign ministers met to moscow following talks between defense ministers in 2022. saudi for a minute. suffice. i've been fight. honda met, i said nearly 3 weeks ago some into i believe argue that the region that relations with damascus could limit the run and josh has influence. the announcements comes just days after the ring and president visited syria. that's relations between 2 and 3. all are also taking any you direction on the hash and i just see it all. it will be us criticized serious readmission, but said it would still work with our partners to solve the crisis. joshua alonda says, director of the center for mentally studies out the university of oklahoma. he says you and the us allowed assigned to supplies. you can choose your friends, but you can choose your neighbors. and sanctions haven't worked. and they,

they are countries want a number of things from outside and they're not going to get them unless they begin to negotiate with him. we have to remember that the united states and the e u countries thought they were going to be able to overturn outside. and then they, they got spooked by the opposition as they feared that al qaeda and ices would take damascus if the syrian army was destroyed. and so they backed away from it and they allowed us side to survive. of course, he survived with the help of the russians and the ryans, but the europeans and the americans could have easily overthrown him. we've seen that of ukraine today with the incredible weapon rate that they're giving to your credit and government. they never gave that kind of weapon rate to the syrian opposition for the simple reason that they feared the destruction of the syrian army. so to a certain extent, this is a situation that has many offers the americans very distant and it doesn't really matter to america. whether they're negotiating with syria,

but it does matter to sadie ravia, it matters to jordan matter. so 11 on they want refugees to go home. they want the cap, they've gone drug trade stopped. they're trying to decrease iranian influence in the region. and the only way that they can make a dent in any of those problems is by engaging the outside. one of those has capsized in india, killing at least 20 people, mostly children, and happened in town or a coastal town. and the 7 states of carola, local media is reporting the double checked tories vessel was over crowded and many of the passengers, but not wearing life jackets by skill portion to 7, having paid 5 restricted businesses to see as well. the $200.00 people have died and slots and land slides in the democratic republic of congo, navy hall, the victims with children. the destruction in south keyvi proteins is making it more challenging for rescue teams to reach devastation areas. katya lopez, hurry and reports most people in this village have lost everything.

2 within moments lance lies in the m a could be washed away their homes and buried their loved ones to more properly. they say they must 1st recover their relatives lifeless body knocked about a quote from this most that had slipped away. all of the houses and people have died. i've lost stephen children and i've only recovered the body of one of them. we're still looking for the other 6 next door. a mother and 3 children died. we found a neighbor who died with his 3 children in their rooms. similar stories of loss and tragedy. now echo across several villages. many from you. my whole family has disappeared. it was swept away by the washes, my neighbors are also gone. so far, hundreds of bodies have been recovered after last lights and floods hit the area of

south t. villagers are working side by side with for us to teams to try and recover more. among the victims for many children, the situation is a very good test for the many, many houses had been destroyed. we are facing the challenges and the summit challenges are about the logistics, you know, transporting those material today because it rolled out a cut off some areas. so there is no really the way of reaching from the account. but the date is a 2nd away, which is the link where i'm using it to like cable way hiring more its deductible. the armed groups are active in this region. crises like these are further hampering the delivery of aid, including medical supplies to those in need. they please yeah, most of what we're facing

a lot of difficulties with that. can. there's not enough medicine, medical essentials, drama, syringes compresses. it's your mind to to everyone when disaster strikes, those who can must help each day brings more gram discoveries. several families most now start their lives again, having lost much that can never be replaced. castillo, pennsylvania, which is 0 in neighboring wanda. the government says it's setting aside nearly $100000000.00 to repair infrastructure damaged by last week's floods and land sides . funerals have been held for 130 people who died off the heavy rains last west and regions over 9000 people lost their homes. many villages have been cut off by mug and debris. and in uganda, heavy rains have triggered

a month side in the southwest. at least 8 people were killed. officials say climate change and pull funding practices onto blame. representatives from st. john's warring sides all in saudi arabia, if a toolbox along with a senior un official delegates from the army and the power of military rock and support forces, the said they would only discuss se humanitarian truce nelson into the conflict. the type of morgan reports we consume even as a tool to get on the way bloodshed continues. in the capital. a sudanese army tank comes under attack and hard to and fires back its positions health by the power military rapids support forces as representatives from the rivals sites meet into different talks. fighting is continuing around the presidential palace. the food in these army has increased its attacks on the rapids support forces in many parts of the capitol, especially around the presidential palace. there's been more strikes me of the

compound and in other parts of the city where the recess is thought to be positioned. the r a stuff has responded with surface to air marseilles, of the heavy artillery. amid the conflict looting in north honda to this needs factory was set on fire. i'm heading in elaine, i don't know the source of the fire and other fi also breakout dies lights are in a furniture store near ross people looting done. that's what they do. they also have been didn't have the place not far from here. well, this factory belongs to one of the largest foods packaging companies and put down a bunch of uh, yeah, uh, we received materials 10 days ago. lucas came manassas, about the contents of the cotton. and then they split the cotton's with knives and looting what was inside. this has happened several times in the body. more people are fleeing the capital in ports with them on the eastern red sea coast authorities are struggling to cope. the goal we hauled to the united nations and boy whose no

impulse with the end result of the problem of the syrians and the menus. in particular, the solution could be to fluctuate them to the a countries or to one of the country or to put them in refugee camps outside the state, so as not to face problems and security challenges. because of the large numbers. the food in these red crescent is treating the injured bodies and could it be the same? malaria, recently cases of malaria have appeared most of the existing medications or antibiotics, pain relievers, as well as diabetes and blood pressure medications. we have comprehensive medications, but they are not sufficient, but the, these people are waiting to leave the country. its millions of others are trapped by the fighting and struggling to get medicine, food, or water. keep them oregon onto their own kind of tune. some seed in these refugees are crossing the border into each year. if you're carrying that belongings and provisions on don't key costs, they have to register with the international organization for migration to get aid

. you and estimates that moving 800000 people will flee violence from suits on till a head on al jazeera, heating out the slow moving. he ways across se, asia for the schools to adjust the safe, called students health honestly, 5 year anniversary since the us withdrew from an experience a with the wrong people. the 7 house have problems program was in the how low they will have a look at the middle east and live and, and the weather is turning most settled across northern parts of the region as that where the system pulls its way further towards the north east taking the west to weather, to eastern areas of takia and onto the quote because this was the temperature is rebound across the event for the south of this launch,

the fine and dry with temperature is also picking up in some of the gulf states, 41 degrees celsius that into a just a few showers, creeping into western pots of yemen across the north of africa. it has been a very hot story, but it is tiny wessa ammo. when d, thanks to a system pulling south out of the central mediterranean, it's going to knock temperatures down across coastal areas of libya as it starts to head to east into choose the most of the thunderstorms on the way for southern areas of money as well as guinea and the ivory coast through to choose day across that central band of africa. the rain has eas, where we sold as devastating floods across the d, r. c, as well as we wind up. but the rain picks up heavy for the central african republic monday into tuesday. we're seeing some pretty nasty storms affecting eastern areas of south africa through to s a teeny on southern mozambique by tuesday. but things are looking largely fundage wise for cape town.

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you're watching out, is there a mind on top stories this our right wing policies are leading into both the council to draw off to the constitution security on the $695.00, the set of devices counted as sent to dominate the council, which is to begin work in g. b r league is voted to reinstate syria. as a member of 12 years off to abel suspended leave came during mason car. so he was challenged by the lead off the bus. our last us government crackdown of protest is in 2011 oven $200.00 people have died and slots land slides, the democratic republic, comcast, any home evictions which large areas of asia sweltering on the severe heat waves that began in april. last month times heat index had $54.00 degrees celsius, the highest on record. in the philippines, some schools have show some closest, a safe called the health of students on v,

like reports from an elementary school in minnesota. the principal here i was just talking to came a few minutes ago and he said that no student, fortunately has suffered heat stroke. but there had been students who have suffered those lead as well as teachers who have suffered hyper tension. now a couple of weeks ago, there was a school just south of the capital manila where a 150 students, separate sheets strokes, 7 students, a painted and 2 had to be brought to a hospital. and so this has prompted the education department to adjust the school schedule. and that's why we have this new school schedules here in this school, in other schools of what they have is what's called blended learning. where students only come in for 2 or 3 days a week, and other days they learn from print modules as well as um, online at home. there is a trees over my head, so it's relatively cool right now where i'm standing,

but it's actually about 34 degrees celsius. but the heat index is a totally different story. it's been hitting the forty's in the past couple of weeks and the bad news is there is no reprieve. steve weather forecast or say that the heat index will continue to be in the forty's in the month of may probably even hotter as we go into the month of june. and why this is because they are forecasting and new phenomena to arrive in the month of june, and this dry spell it could last for months. and if not months, it could last for even a whole year. and this, i mean, every now, i mean that it's not just going to be here in the philippines, but it will be happening in other parts of the world as well. it's now been 5 years since the united states withdrew from the new care deal with around on to then president donald trump. since then to house nuclear program has progressed rapidly . i'll just there is mike how the reports from washington dc,

a beer on deal was regarded as bulk obama signature, international achievement. iran met it's preliminary padges, the us the you and the united nations responded by repealing or suspending sanctions. but the deal didn't survive a change of administration in the us. the fact is, this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never, ever been may. it didn't bring cause it didn't bring pace. and it never will. among the consequences was an upsurge in social unrest in iran as crippling sanctions were re introduced. but throughout total of this, iran resumed a ro, best nuclear program, starting to enrich 60 percent uranium and moving closer to achieving with an ice nuclear capacity. we are now in a situation in which ju ring the j 6 you way. yvonne would need at least a year to be able to en, mass and material for

a single nuclear weapon. right now it has enough material for 5, and he only needs about 10 days to enrich that material to weapons grade levels. during his presidential campaign, joe biden page to reinstate the wrong deal. along with several of the international treaties at the trump administration had walked away from immediately off to assuming office president by didn't used executive orders to return the us to the paris agreement and the world health organization. because it rejoined the wrong deal in exactly the same way, but chose not to send to secretary of state to repair relations with allies rupture during the trunk era like a store and us participation in the joints. the comprehensive plan of action does not appear to be on the agenda over the age of preventing iran from developing its nuclear capacity was the single trump administration deal back to 5 by didn't all

the abraham records, a series of treaties, normalizing diplomatic relations between israel and that's era of neighbors, including the united arab emirates and bahrain. it is intent on bringing saudi arabia to the table as well. relying on one critical fact to michael the signatories to the brad no code. saudi arabia has a strong antipathy towards iran. while they have been recent signs of reproach, month between the 2 countries, this dislike is very much the blue that holds us nato in the gulf together as the opposition to the j. c. p. o. a. it's a fact that the binding administration is well aware of as it seeks to finish building a us supporting alliance in the gulf. any us return to the iran deal would in peril this process. so effectively, a choice has been made by kind of, i'll just era washington. tens of thousands, i suppose is i've tech as president rep tech at one have rallied

a stumble one week before elections. he is facing his toughest challenge since taking pallet 2 decades ago. his main level is the opposition candidate. come out college, the really whole suggest it will be a tight race to them cause your new ton of the campaign, riley, and assemble to the 3 in the last 3 decades, 7000000 people have attend this rally. are just the way it's our job. the security measures and prisons are the may 14 election as an election officer. the single that humans have gone through during the parties administration is focusing on the government

has concluded based on the electrical car and the defense and everything. and he has been accused, the law also inspired you to take a however, this is the address, probably the corporate in the last 3 decades, the trends have proven to be a crucial weapon on the battlefield and ukraine. both russia and ukraine rely on them. and now you create new civilians are increasingly guessing involved in training. soldiers on the front line. charles profit has the story. stealth is key for these punch line drug and operate is training in the forests of central ukraine school use of the fonts devolving technology that is redefining

strategy and operations on the eastern and southern battlefields. but it's civilians, not soldiers training these ukraine and special forces. 5000 serviceman have passed through this drone training camp since rushes invasion. 14 months ago. they learn drone recognizance, all to, to re guidance, weapons delivery and systems jamming the alarm. you can hear the means that the drones is being detected and those devices like these, as you can imagine being used right the way across the front line and cadillac. this can detect drones up to 50 kilometers away. the drones have changed tactics. each will has its own characteristic during the 2nd world war, advanced technology was tanks. now it's drones. and up to the reason why we're not civil up. i don't know. you're not done. that's not civilian drone. infuse?

yes. a contributing more and more to ukraine's war effort. most the self funded and only make enough money to cover the costs on the believe your own sir, my hobby for 8 years. but when the invasion happened, i realized i could be useful. we have to get a man out of the trenches and fight more with machines. as another underground workshop, sweetie, princes make pockets including coordinate plates. and formerly systems batteries made from disused fates was dealing with him, was about 10 to 12. so to me, so we constantly get specific requests from the guys on the front line. we are inventing producing, assembling things that will help them to, to name was brian crusher has been using a writing inmate circles kind of causing drones across the crane uses us may drones such as the switch blade that explodes on the impact, but training an innovative production by civilians developing systems like these

names that supplying soldiers with cheap weapons, they say ukraine's wisdom allies cannot provide child stuff without a 0 gift. please. 7 people have been killed in texas so often s u v. know down a crowd outside of a homeless shelter. a suspect's now in custody and has been charged with breakfast, striving. the city browns was on the border with mexico and the shelter was used by my goods. the family, if the slain all does their agenda sharina walkway is held. a church service in ha, on a in oki parties to resubmit the 1st on of us. are you kidding? is on may. 11th. serene was shot dead by ms. riley soto while she was on the assignment in janine any okey point west bank. how much of june has moved from the service? it's a very somber occasion here at this church in bates honey in an occupied interest

when his friends and family, a 0 journalist should in of well actually have gathered to pay tribute to her life and legacy. just a few days shy of the one year anniversary of her death was may 11th. 2022. when shooting was on assignment in janine and the occupied west bank. she was shot and killed by is really forces in that time people have demanded accountability for what happened. everybody was here today is here because of their deep love for shitty. everybody we've spoken with. they've told us to shoot in was known as the voice of palestine, but she was able to report on this story with such clarity, such thoughtfulness, such depth and with great, great empathy. she was the voice for the voice for the underprivileged voice for palestinians and the front sting and struggles. and she did it with dignity, with humanity and with price. and that's why we have to be here today,

bothers me so much brothers me that she didn't choose the palestinian americans citizen. well there's no one is doing anything about it. they know, understanding of stuck out to me or tried to get the just since last september as really official stated that it was likely and is really soldier who mistakenly killed shooting of awfully. and they said there would be no criminal investigation . the family of sitting in a box, they strongly rejects that version of events. they say they will continue to demand accountability and that while they know just this may not happen any time soon. they will continue to pursue it, no matter how long it takes, how much i'm doing, which is 0. they tanina occupied the source of the old and 600 athletes from 99 countries on hand. cast off the well g day championships. ukrainian national team has decided to boy called the vent due to the admission of athletes from russia on salaries. the supposed.