in the fact that he was signing up as an, as not the need for the fact that he had the story on talk to how does he have the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i'm way logs. this is a news our life from jo. how coming up in the next 60 minutes, israel blacklisted, added to the us global checklist of countries that harm children and conflict zones for violations against palestinians, and is really strikes target schools and refugee camps across casa killing, at least 77 palestinians in the past, a fighting escalates near some dogs capital a day after a powerful power military group is accused of killing at least 180 people. plus us

presidents, joe biden, calls for the defense of democracies during his de day speech in norman news. it's 22 g m t 1 am in garza, and it's been disclosed that the united nations is adding israel to a global list of offenders for committing violations against children. ma. this comes after 8 months of war on gaza in which more than 15000 children are estimated to be among the over 36000 killed by is really a tech so on thursday and friday, israel bummed to you in schools. one is the central gaza, the other in the north of the strip. well, more than 40 palestinians were killed and among them were children. the is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu as slim the un listing, which is part of

a report on children and armed conflict. due to be presented to the security council. and i'll just, there is a gabriel elizondo is at the un headquarters in new york and told us more. this is a list that is put out by the secretary general every year for many years now, and no country or no party to an armed conflict wants to be on this list. in fact, it's a known as the list of shame if you will. and so that is why israel is pushed for many years, not to be included on this despite many reports of israel, and injuring and queuing palestinian showed, well, that is no change, they are on this list, confirmed this list, it will be released later this month. however, the un was sort of forced to confirm this today on friday, because so the secretary general's office kind of gave

a heads up to the un ambassador. the is really ambassador to the un and then he posted on social media, our response and the recording of the phone call. and that certainly outraged the united nations. this was their response to that. the call was a courtesy a forwarded to countries that are newly listed on the annex of the report. it is done to give those countries a heads up and avoid leaks in baset or, or don's video recording of that phone call. and the partial release of the recording on twitter is shocking and unacceptable. and frankly, something i've never seen in my 24 years serving this organization. we asked this folks person that he said, well, that's up for every member state to really decide. but certainly this send a very loud and clear message that israel is in violation of

their obligation to protect children during armed conflict. there's certainly some political and very much diplomatic consequences because this really includes israel on a list that no country or any armed or any party doing a conflict wants to be part of start responding to the un decision is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said in a statement today the u. n. added itself to the blacklist of history when enjoying those who support the mos murders. the adf is the most moral army in the world, new delusional un decision will change that. and is really politicians that have been waiting in reacting to the united nations move. so the higher that reports from amman in jordan, a reminder, uh israel has shut down, i'll just, there was operations there and that's why we're reporting from outside israel. there's been a few statements with the same sentiment we heard from v is ready for him and his to is route cuts,

and he posted on explain his shameful decision and acts of uh, validity. he cooled it, but he also says antonio gutierrez, will be remembered in history as an antique domestic secretary general, who chose to ignore how mazda is a sexual crimes and is rouse right to defend itself. and of course, i think that so so statement they've always maintained throughout that they are the most moral all me in the world. and then we've also heard from one of the will cabinet members benny guns and a statement saying that we will continue to fight just will. the says the inputs is around the same votes with iced as well as row is waging adjustable and it's in a, in accordance to international. uh no. um you both. so hud, uh and this is being reported by low quote is really media. it's not been debated, the national security administer the destiny always has something to say. and he is saying that the response to this dangerous mazda must be harsh,

and should include sanctions against un officials. and reminder, again, benjamin netanyahu, his cabinet has bound l. g 0 in israel and that's why we're reporting from neighboring a jordan. all right, let's get reaction from gaza itself and even more to is outside the lock. so hospital and the better sauce, majority of loss of casualties have brought to the hospital are made of either children or women, but we're seeing the children here across the golf for, for the profit months are being murder of the a record number given the intense bombing campaign they've been targeting entire families inside their residential homes or evacuation goals, or even uh, they are trying to evacuate a chrome one place to another. we all seen that a video of him, a mazda was inside a car and then do the really monitoring new. it was a little to charge the car. but in any way, if you was shot and killed inside the car waiting for the policy request,

then it hurts to south member to rest care from the area. this is the situation for for palestinian children across the gaza strip. the trauma they are, they are going to live with those what been separated from their parents. and those would be made for friends because their entire families have been killed or they are stuck. let's say in, in the northern part, then they haven't seen them for the past 8 months. they are documented cases of many children inside evacuation don't of being separated from their parents for the past few months. in fact, there's one case here at the hospital here for one child who has not been with his parents for the past 6 months now, nobody knows anything about about his parents and their where we're about the active this, the trauma, the right now, the lack of basic supplies, the food supplies, the medical supply, the highs,

the indeed the proper environment for children to grow and to prosper. socially economic and intellectually does not exist as well. doctors in gaza say as many as 3000 palestinian children have lost limbs and israel's war. many are being amputated without anesthetic handle hold the reports from the better and a warning. some of the images in her reports are distressing. israel's war and causal, it's creating generation of traumatized entities. thousands of children across the street have lost one or more names since the onslaught because tom is one of them all about shawn was standing near the door on a piece of shrapnel head to highland. i run outside and found a hands hanging by a thread. it took her hours to be seen by a doctor as not a single hospital in gauze as fully functional. despite the heart of her experience,

she was one of the luckier ones. her amputation was performed and many other children must enjoy having the names empty, painted without pain. relief can be the situations way beyond the medical stocks control getting the substantial number of injuries and the lack of medical equipment and was offices that are required to deal with these cases. we don't access to proper medical treatment, child entities are unable to you physically or mentally and money. so i'm used to be a quite comp child with his mother said he's now angry and stubborn as he struggles to accept his new reality. know funny. that's exactly what it was. he always asked for me with my hand grow back or not. and i do not know what to tell him that he thinks his hand will grow back. he does not know, and i do not know what to tell him. it keeps asking me and then how am i supposed

to play football? how am i supposed to hold the boat? this little boy may never take his 1st step and some of his father saves you a bone. graft needs to emergencies. travel abroad for medical evacuation have stopped since as well to control of the crossing early may say is the one that he has not seen anything yet. he is constantly suffering and screaming in pain . what has he seen of this world? his condition is terrible. i ask that my son be allowed to travel abroad and receive treatment, or he will lose his foot. doctors without borders has one of the keys in gospel or a to risk of bottle complications because of lot of proper medical treatment drugs . and it is a specialized care because their bows are still growing care policy and children are being denied since and who the i'll just say to that in black,

gaza palestine. doctor mohammed that in for to her is an intensive care physician who worked at the european garza hospital in hon. eunice last month and he joins no live from a los angeles. so good to have you with his doctor. i just want to ask you 1st for some to share with us some of your impressions when you were there us. yeah, so as soon as we got there, it was clear as a do you want official said before that this is a war on children. you know, walking into the hospital, it's the hospital's the shelter, there's 30000 people of sheltering their family, these children. and so as soon as we showed up, we were bombarded by hundreds of kids. those giving us tugs high 5 years. but you notice that a lot of them were so thin, malnourished. a lot of them had closed the pedestals, and then they looked like they happen to be in weeks, some of them had an empty stations. and so this was just outside of the,

the hospital walking into the hospital. i went straight into the e r a student my 1st day there. i saw a young boy about 2 years old, screaming in agony as he had a severe burn on his 4 arm. and just right next to him, a girl with curly hair screaming with from a large cut on her foot their home and just bombed. and so that was the comment and trend of the children were overwhelmingly the victims of this war. i work in the i see you. so i want to nice you here in the hospital majority of the victims, the of our patients. nice you, which filled in with severe explosive injuries track no, all over their bodies limbs amputated. severe burns, where you can't even recognize their faces. and they all have dressings on these burners that. ready really being and looking infected because there's no hand. so for physicians and some infections were struggling like crazy in these children. and unfortunately, the majority of them did not survive. i would say the out of 10 of them would

eventually passed prior to so some incredibly horrifying cases that are presented themselves at the i see you where you were. and obviously one of the most terrific things. uh, you know, amputations taking place without anesthetics. i mean, how is that even possible? it's terrible. uh so many times that i see kids in ice, you crying in pain in us not being able to control their pain. you know, we're limited to not on narcotics, no opiates, so no strong, painful pain killers. so we'd be giving to taught tylenol, alternatives, tramadol, you know, pain medications as to use from mild to moderate paint, but not severe excruciating injuries such as explosive injuries or burns. and so a lot of these children are in pain. majority of the time that i saw them. now i don't know if you have the opportunity to listen to whereas the whole, there is a report that we played to it before. we just started our conversation. but in case you haven't, that there was a mother who we count if that her son, a little boy,

always asks her, will my hand grow back? i mean, what does this do psychologically to, to children? so they are suffering from every part of this war in the nutrition that's nothing along their rooms to hear the trauma that they have seen, which would effect a grown man. they have seen so much trouble and a lot of the children were described, but they have seen, i said this is gonna have implications when they grow low. you know, these kids are not going to live normalized ever again. these kids are going to constantly be heavy, psychological trauma, that's going to be affecting their agent every day. they're, they're functioning every single day. and so this is the war that is affecting kids, and that's going to have lasting effects for many years and future generations. now dr. in terms of scale, i mean, have you ever seen anything like this? never in my life so much, anything like this. there was a constant flow of children coming into the e. r a. some of them already dead. some of them with severe injuries that no matter

what we did to stabilize them, they would, they would pass. and so it seems very intentional. while we were there, there were homes all around the hospital being bombed. you know, the chair and the parents told us multiple times that they have no way to protect their children. and so the basic right of a parents protecting your child, they're not even able to do so. and so that was just so frustrating for me to hear that as an american, knowing that my tax payer dollars for funding these munitions, these weapons that are being dropped on these kids back from mama to. i'm such a high intensive care physician who worked at the european garza hospital in hon eunice last month. thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us. thank you. dr. and thousands of palestinians have been detained in gaza since october last year. many of them say they were beaten, tortured and humiliated, and the custody of his really forces on such case was holmes of war. halima is

fixture taken in february and uploaded by is really forces of him. stripped, handcuffed, and injured, went viral. a few months ago, he has delivered a message to the world about the plight of palestinians and gaza. the da da da da da. that's all the, all these ratings remain on the enemy simply because they are ok, you probably know a homeland once they go away and re restore the homeland, they will no longer be in any of these really occupation forces or a murderous entity killers of women and children, this is all message stays rabies of the entire well, the jews of spain, for example, on north our intimate did use of the west. we're multiplying our land on not our enemy and the country. we can be friends, but those are occupied with land destroyed all homes, killing women and children. they are our trending means, the palestinians, a weak people, that gain strength and good will victory is inevitable. at the end of the day,

the palestinians will be healed and ruled and they occupied westbank. it's difficult to invest the devastating economic impact from the war since october is rarely officials of preventive palestinian workers from going inside israel and is able to hear reports that and yahoo government is also accused of withholding the tax money it collects on behalf of the palestinian authority, so these are the 1st days of summer break in the occupies last spring. it's a weekend and this cassie is in the heart of the one. this is usually a recipe for success. but since the world goes a started, the cafe owners say there's here. they'll be forced to shut down the arms, but we haven't been able to pay the ring since the war started have checks bouncing back. we have so much date to of service provided the huge with you at this time of the year they would hire extra workers. now they've had to lay off half of their staff. so i had indeed kept her job as

a waitress. she's an interior designer who says she's lost to job since the war started. even a discovery, they laid off many male employees and needed me because my salary is less, for me in the pay is not enough to sustain the family. how the city and workers in israel used to bring much needed cash to the occupied to us to bank. they were estimated the 22 percent of the workforce before the war. now that israel has found their entry, they barely make up 2 points, the percent according to a recent survey by the international labor organization. another office to can facing the economy is israel's decision to withhold tax revenue that belongs to the palestinian authority? the p a has been struggling to pay it into use their salaries in full which and there's the economy cycle even more. so in israel has been systematically

undermining the palestinian economy for decades by controlling the palestinian resources and the lands. it created a weak economy dependent on israel and withheld the palestinian authorities money to minimize its rule in dealing with the crisis. business owners say they are left alone facing the financial crunch. that's what the local authorities and not making emergency laws or decisions to help us of on this task period. one of the hardest hit sectors in palestine is tourism. the church of the nativity is one of the main tours that directions here. and the main source of income for palestinians know, many stores here have closed down. and people say, every day this will continues. it adds another birds and all the short and long terms. one, they might need decades to recover from the day, but i am

a jersey to the occupied westbank palestine and palestine has accused israel of using depleted uranium and it's for ongoing during a un nuclear watchdog meeting in vienna. the i use the week long board of governors is meeting and it's scheduled to end. and on wednesday it passed a resolution against iran for a lack of cooperation, which has angered to iran with some of in java, to reports from vienna. i have had a sending and back to the to the i a has the accused israel of using depleted uranium duty. it's one gaus. he says the i e should investigate the use as has been reported by various international and yours rights workers and others in the, in the district. but just to be on the bottom and for the last 8 months. and he says that even if they don't think that there is depleted uranium, just the fact of how much ministry and has been used, which is more than that,

that was used in major cities in the 2nd world war should get the i it add un inspectors there to assess the damage that israel has been causing. this is a statement which is non binding but has been delivered on the, on the as the board of governors meeting continues for the international atomic energy agency. on the other hand, we've heard from the e 3, which are foss, a resolution, but 20 votes rebuking iran, the non compliance. and there was a, with the, the i it inspected and more nuclear material which has been found in union territory . but iran has reacted angrily and strongly against these, this the latest the resolution, which is a number for us since the d. p. o a was filed iran and it's dip them. i'd say that iran is complying with the d. c. p o a. it says that what has been said in this resolution that the europeans and the americans are complying with the gc pew is incorrect, and iran continues to work with the international atomic energy agency. is worth

noting that's the direct agend, an off free i. e. a has been visiting her on in the last few months. he wants to keep it and open line of communication and try and persuade iran to come back to the pre 2017 levels of compliance, allowing its inspect is allowing sites to be inspected so that the i a can continue to certify that iran easily program is in fact, meant for peaceful purposes, from a job without 0. yeah. the, the trend we want to focus now on. so dawn where the costs like that began more than a year ago is intensify. at least 22 people were killed in fighting north of the capital hard to on thursday for democracy activists say rapids support forces targeted a number of residential areas and undermine the fighting near suit on capital comes

as fierce battles rage in nearby a 0 states and for the major city of fisher in dar for just a lynch is the co author of sue jones. i'm finished democracy and explains why the fight for a fisher could be a turning point in the conflict. this is the last stronghold of the suit and these armed forces in dar 4. and what this means, if this is taken over by the r s f, is that they have taken over the entire state. and many of these areas are not areas where they are originally from, and it means the huge devastation for civilians and city both the student is armed forces and the rapid support forces are blocking a coming in. i know that there is a waiting and andre in chandler, across the border, but both sides are, are the blocks and the delivery of that a. and so this is one of the main problems that diplomats are facing. and there's

really no solution. when you have both sides, we're unwilling to make compromises and are willing to do it to, to have the basic, um, kind of decency, to protect us with their populations. i think there's a whole number of reasons why this is happening. and those reasons include climate change, so particularly into our for you, we're seeing farmers and herders really becoming in conflict more and more and that is causing some of this conflict. of course, one of the biggest drivers of this conflict is the for and money. and that, and this kind of hunched for resources, particularly golden door for an oil free sudan. so there was a real international development here and it's a real regional aspect here that is really driving the conflict and, and, and if this is going to end, you know, that kind of key to stopping this is, is, is by looking at the region, particularly the u a and saudi these,

these 2 countries are the ones that can have influence on the warring parties and, and try and find a path forward for a. so a head here on al jazeera switch, and there's a way to take a look at the changing face of ukraine's labor force since the starts of the war more than 2 years ago. the that was the weather in new south wales is currently a bit disappointing. it is only improving as times go and this, the circulation will go across the testing seats use even in western australia. it's an open system type of weather. this low is circulating of the south west coast is just throwing showers already network administrator, which i think is warranted cuz it's been dry for many, many weeks. but whether or not it's wanted,

it's still there. you'll know just by this time use of the boxes, improved victoria that's required in which one was melvin eastwood's. a new zealand, particularly wet looking day on sunday, which i think will often to monday, the heaviest train going from south orleans running after to no falling over night . but none of the other hemisphere and was in the easiest lodge to drive itself entirely dry into the sea and those on board. here in the philippines look fairly wet sheriffs, whose company rode out to the west is not particularly white at the moment because the main rain belt is now across me in the northern column into some parts of china is seasonally correct, very heavy. right at times which goes actually to the pacific, then this line here just temporarily is run a from by using across the korean peninsula to southern japan. i could get some heavy dial upholstered suspect certainly will. and some china, the

s a denise to make her on a mission, to bring send in lots of people who've never seen a movie in their lives. what have you ever watch of from the big street? no. the 0 world travels to some of the remotest areas of sudan, where cinemas were shut down decades ago and finds that opposition to cinemas still remains. we just don't want films, so please suck up and leave. last and the most of the done on, i'll just 0. ready ready in the resting place of the dead, an 11 year old tunes for the living to place in a country that celebrates the deceased. ready can he earned enough to both support is with a mother realizes, dreams name. i believe he has another boy, a witness documentary on that just so you know, the,

the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out a 0 reminder of our top stories this hour. at least 22 people were killed and fighting north of to don's capsule. first tune on thursday. for democracy activists say the parent military of rapids support forces targeted a number of residential areas in home does not, as rarely airstrikes intensified on the duration. say it as an mcgasey chance is central garza or tens of thousands of displaced palestinians are sheltering. and the when the, as israel to

a google blacklist for violations against palestinian show. but the moves revealed by israel's own ambassador to the united nations who, along with it, is rarely prime minister. benjamin netanyahu slammed the decision. alexandra shire is the head of humanitarian policy. and out of group advocacy as safe the children and she welcomed the when's decision of children and gods. i have been staring down the barrel of violent starvation and disease for 8 months. now the pace and scale of violations that we have witnessed and gaza is unlike anything we've seen in recent history and international action to stop the hostilities has failed at every turn. and so we welcome this decision and also, you know, this decision is one step in holding perpetrators to account. and we are also calling on

a long side as well. we're also calling on the cassandra grades and as long as you had to also be listed for the grade violations that they have committed against children. so no one should be above the law. this crisis has been some of the most disruptive that we've seen in recent history, and it is just absolutely shameful that the international community and its members say it's have not been enough to bring it to the end. it's one step in holding perpetrators to account, but it is not what's going to save lives and gods are right now. the only thing that will save lives is in the international community and its members state, hold perpetrators to account by pushing them to agree to a cease fire by stopping the supply of weapons by ensuring that all crossing points to get aiden. um are you know that they're open? that's what's going to make a difference. this is one step in the right direction, but it's nowhere near enough.

the newest president obama has apologized for the months long hold up in improving weapons for ukraine and has reaffirmed support for the country. present barton also announced a $225000000.00 package to help reconstruct to ukraine's electrical power grid. keith is pushing as allies in europe and the west to increase military aid and war is transforming ukraine's labor force women stepping up and dangerous or harmful industries. they were previously banned from working and john holman reports from keith is driving test times, the honda and she's going big full has been changed and ukraine's lay before women are entering traditionally male dominated professions like truck driving the injury or risk getting women says it has more than a 100 people in its program literally license kinda is now the latest. so use for

thought. oh, is that a system? yes. of costs or tests? i'm good to get to the driver's license. so if you see a gun on the road in a truck to me, all right, maybe it's me, lead much of ukraine's my labor force is a way it will some arrange it. others a hiding will fling from the draft. it's meant more female faces in class is like this one for public transport drivers. it has the chest, the most of them have the nose be shown after the full scale invasion. the number of trainees e mail drive is increased by 30 percent and not just 2 in gas stations. the mines ukraine's had to move with the times. and so how these companies in the district, not then, unfortunately the was still a trained before when employee is routes dropped ads only considering men in part because they believed that a woman could into a certain job because it was hard physical was, well, just simple jane the stereotypes was now little by little that's beginning to

change, which that's not changing attitude could only increase is movement of drafted into cranes for it. they were on the new mobilizations. all of this site pro means that moment of being pulled up, yet more gaps in the countries labels, usually as husband and so think while she's driving trends. if this, if this was the one that says that it's clear that there are not enough men to everything. and what makes women west and the mind women can do a lot to what's not know what will happen off to the will women expect their own jobs back? will women continue to branch into previously of limit industries? one things for so now these trains moving is going to be hard to stop john home and how does it a case? and russian president vladimir prudent has addressed and economic form in st. petersburg. most kyle wants to show up as economy by strengthening businesses and

investment ties with its allies. the countries been hit by severe sanctions because of its war with ukraine. and as they use the new they both they, everyone must on the sun roof size and you can miss on early warning system. the us also has that nobody else in the world has such develop systems. we have in europe does not have a developed early warning system in this sense. they are more or less defense. let's just think we should do math. and here we a shop, a follow over, has them or from st. petersburg. so it's may sounds and spatial, but the growth rate of the russian economy is ahead of the world. average. and russia has a ready overtaking coupon in germany, in terms of the size of its economy. there is where the was of the russian president of the st. petersburg, economic for retail compression level that was made at the end of last year. russia's g, d, p growth was 3.6 percent and in the 1st quarter, this year,

5.4 percent. all right, succeed the world average. it's especially important that such dynamics are determined primarily by non natural resource sectors in the world. according to pay sending countries friendly to russia, accounts for 3 quarters of its tre turnover. it should be noted that, that russia's main trades in palm is after the start of the conflict with ukraine, china and india, which have become the largest size of russian oil and the, get it with a big discount piece of problem is that russia would increase payments in national conferences, without the countries flashing the amount of western currencies. you see if you'd be interested in the glitch, no see, could the trust in west and payment systems has been scholarly on the mind and by western countries themselves. in this regard, i note that last year, the share of sentiments for version x volts and the so called it talks. it comes ease of unfriendly states. the part of to excuse nick, was talking about domestic incurious praise instead of russia has reco low

unemployment rate, slightly about 2 percent. but critics say the main reason for it has nothing to do with the successes of the russian economy. a small number of young people has now entered the labor market. and since the beginning of the conflicts with ukraine, democratic programs have intensified due to emigration on the truck, but still sophistic stroke people's wages growth, especially for those who are employed in the ministry industrial sector. as the country's economy is being increasing, get paid on a profile for a tank. russia has allocated unprecedented sums of money for his defense and security base yet, but the inflation grows to state work is like seizures. dr. social workers, as well as central is for me financially and secure, national bob oliver ultra 0 st. petersburg. and donald hanson is a senior advisor for russia and europe at the us institute of peace. and earlier he spoke to my colleague mario minimizing, and he think sanctions a goes, russia are working they forced russia to turn to the south and

east, away from western training partners who no longer will trade with russia. however, i would say this was my personal view that for those in the last 2 thoughts, sanctions would change russian behavior. i think they probably have happened over so sciences are one tool in a, let's call it a diplomatic, arching on the west to get russia to cease as a russian crane. but certainly science alone will not do the trends. so who was giving a good positive spin of a situation which is fine, but regarding the russian economy rather missed the russians have regular problems as well. no matter what he might have told the people attending the conference. stay interesting. that he, i am asking, international monetary fund, has said that the roches economy will grow faster than all of the world's economies, including the us this year at 3.2 percent. so that is quite

a bit more than the u. k. fonts in germany. and you surprise that to narrow economies and surprisingly, resilience in the face of a well with ukraine and western sanctions. well, i guess i would say, i'm not surprised, but know that, and i think your numbers are very accurate, but i think you have to look behind the surface a little bit as well. corruption in russia is ramping rapid to the point where it's for running into military efforts as we saw, and the recent purge of rushes talk, military leadership. most of them have been arrested on grounds of diverting billions of dollars, billions of roubles from the russian war effort. that's number one, number 2 is that boot and is trying to gradually put restaurant i permanent economic war flooding actually shot some of the salaries, particularly their military industrial complex have increased the mass buying support as well. but there are many errors in which and geographic areas and which

are doing very, very poorly of russia's economy. and anyways, is doing very poorly and carefully in regard to the high tech area they have in terms of the chinese as well as them to provide some of that material because of the sanctions. so you can pick what he could pick one or 2 statistics that look pretty well. you can say, well the sanctions haven't been as successful. c as i just want to test it is think say the i m f is a body that's recognized around the world. also, i suppose, just as you say is going back to the point that you made at the start of our interview. it's not change russian behavior in spite of multiple rounds of, of western sanctions. that's still able to finance this full. yeah, i haven't made it to mentors stop dogs with. i ever suggested just to say that when you're talking about road, that's one thing. and the rest is, i think 5 i have done surprisingly well compared to what most observers outside the country expected. but there are other signs of a lot of wear and tear on the russian social fabric. there are other signs that

it's uh, uh not doing it as well as perhaps it was market macro economic districts. my suggest us residential by and has given a speech on the beaches of normandy, marking the 80th anniversary of the day landings and francy praise the americans who fought and died saying they selflessly sacrificed themselves american democracy . asked the harvest of things to believe we're part of something bigger than ourselves. so democracy begins with each of us. begins with one person to size. there's something more important themselves. when they decide the person they're serving alongside of somebody to look after. when they decide the vision matters more then their life did decide that their country matters more than they do. and it's actually butler is in northern friends covering the commemorations of us present. j biden has made

a speech about democracy and freedom in normandy. he chose a symbolic location point to okay, it is a place where a 2 years ago during that the day landings, us ranges, scale the cliffs of point york in a row. the diary and courageous military operation to destroy the gym and positions present by then said that was a symbol of the sort of values and coverage that we still see in the us today. he also said that those ranges were fighting for freedom and against the tyranny the sold to terry. and he said that you, craney, and forces also fighting against ukraine has certainly been something very much on pricing biden's mind here during these de commemorations. in fact, earlier in the day he met the ukrainian prices below them is the landscape in paris before traveling up to normandy, promising lensky some $225000000.00 us dollars. in the extra military age we understand,

much of that will go on at defense systems. why don't we'll continue his state visit to friends on saturday with a meeting with the french presidency. my new my girl, i barely say palace was actually popular. i'll just sarah normandy, bronze calling clark is the director of the research sure of the sofa. so fun group, he thinks the jo binds remarks about re committing to democracy are particularly important in the lead up to november's presidential election. the i think democracy is on the ballot. as many would suggest, given former president trump statements about wanting to be a dictator from day one and discarding the constitution in order to achieve his objective. so i think many of, especially in europe, our nato allies, are holding their breath. i think, uh, you know, ukraine is obviously watching the selection closely as most of the world is there something to critics would have called the us. uh, you know,

a bit apocryphal in the way they're supporting ukraine but also kind of continuing unfettered support to israel when there's real questions about the audience conduct in gaza and some of the blatant violations that we've seen there. and so i think, you know, there's a lot of soul searching going on within the body administration. that's going to be another important factor come november of buttons does a policy. and what happens next with this attempt to bring a ceasefire to gaza and, and figure out a post conflict scenario for what happens next. things are streamlined challenging, you know, we're in the state of hyper partisanship here in the united states. there's very few things that republicans and democrats agree upon, and i think, you know, given the war and you frame, given the warrant, does a given some other terrorism threats against the powers olympics coming up. uh, you know, soon. and that's something united states attempting to help french with a sub saharan africa kind of deteriorating. so

a lot of challenges from the foreign policy perspective, but also a lot of challenges domestically here for the body administration. so full plate and a president that's been questioned in terms of his age. she goes, he losing a step or 2. and again, you know, a lot at stake. come november. a british prime minister, reach you soon after. meanwhile, has apologized for leaving de de commemorations in france early he left to pre record a television interview as part of his campaign for next month's election opposition . politicians have criticized sooner. some accusing him of disrespecting veterans. while the leader of the ruling, conservative party has apologized and says, leaving early was a mistake. the opportunity for these events was that weeks ago before the start that the general election campaign and having participated in all the british events with british veterans. i returned time before the international leaders

event. later in the day on the section. that was a mistake, and i apologize. i think it's important though, given the annuity of the sacrifice made that we don't politicize us, the focus should rightly be on the veterans who guys so much. i for a man in denmark is in police custody. after attacking the prime minister of government spokesperson says, mister frederickson was hit by a man on friday night. she was in a public square in the capital, copenhagen when the assault took place. so heads here on al jazeera, find out why workers at the south korean electronics giant, samsung has walked off the job, the the latest news as it breaks. the hot fidelity is

a very critical point right now are not far from completely shutting down all the further this with detail coverage houses are being forced to be on the live with the constance. fear that more is right is hawks, are never far behind from the hearts of the story. the is very well in the gall just flip has linked to the district. it can go in the military and position as a huge amount of waste, like the, the, [000:00:00;00] the talk about china's president. and so she has met park of stones prime minister, shabazz sharif,

and vision of the visit as one of the number of events to mark the official opening of the china pocket st on economic court, or the multi $1000000000.00 mega project is intended to increase trait between the 2 nations and forest part of china as a global belt and vote initiative. katrina you brings us the details of this visit from measuring a focus on prime ministers, advisory measurement chinese presidency. jumping on friday. the 2nd last day of the supplies day visit here to china. he's also met with permian chung, into full official meetings and aging. he visited china, southern point don't province. the tech in manufacturing have options in meeting with business delegates, and he'll do the same visiting the northwest through 20 city of key and tomorrow on saturday before he leaves china. now attracting, trying to use investments to be more than main prior's ease of sharif during his time here. and it comes at a time when papa john's economy is still by high levels of inflation debt as persistent prophecies. one of the things that to reset earlier this week in china

was that toughest son has a lot to lead from trying his model of development that aging. so it's not, has described its ties with this as an old weathers for changing partnerships. and, and i'm glad friendship, which has stood the test of time. and this week both sides signed about 23 and will use and agreements in various areas raging for transport, infrastructure to help in agriculture and energy. and both sides. also re offend that commitment to c packs, the china pockets on economic corridor. now there's infrastructure project, which is part of the why they've built in road initiative, led by china is worth about $62000000000.00. and it was launched in 2015, not in recent years, progress has really sold and steve pipe projects, largely because of the safety concerns. since 2018 dozens of chinese nationals have been killed by regular forces in pocket starts. and this year alone, 5 twenty's nationals working on c pix projects with killed. so one of the main

messages i just read during this time here and trying to was really to get progress up and running on c, peg enter. reassured aging. the pucks on is to message the safety and security of chinese people watching impacts for training out 0. well, the $62000000000.00 china focused on economic core door includes a mountain crossing nearly 5000 meters above sea level in northern parts of stock using road and railway networks, links china and focused on the central asian nations golf space and eventually europe. by passing the longer sea rouse, i'm our honda is a professor across you school or business studies and he says that investments from china will help the pocket stone has a long way to go to reduce its national debt. a tremendous infrastructure developing has been done, whether that's in the form of motor rates. however, it's a lot more ball loans across the country with its name clear over this title. so we've seen

a lot of infrastructure. one of the been been done for the last i would say a year, but one thing that we need to understand that a lot of infrastructure development essentially as a parental, that costs. so little cost have to be in, in the 1st 5 to 10 years. and only after that, can you see that group benefits? why are the life cycle of these products? so let's have 3040 years plus. so we need to understand when it will be to run the rating. these projects going to be a bit of a ride new things infrastructure product, essentially to see on it to life though 3040 or even 50 years, rather than just focusing on 5 for 7 initial ears and with the cash out really, really high. so you want to see a lot of these projects will essentially contribute substantially to buy the subject and the next day gets to go a lot of uh, debt repayments that are due over the next 3 or 4 years. then they will be a real stress on buying a soft spot on exchange results and it's able to get a rebate. so i believe one keeping the session here wouldn't be to restructure or

re profile or even extend the debt repayment. so the deal with china for the next 5 years was, let's say over the next 7 to 10 years. so as that focused on get some readings best and more economical activity can be generated from those same products. the focus now is the generating more exports and essentially reducing the trade differences that exist between pakistan and china. so we may see a lot of the chinese industries actually relocating to bug or something like that sort of incentives i provided that can provide the necessary stimulus required grading, grow, exports, any industrial capacity at the same time. in the case of solving that, you'd only be all there that just dead and maybe definitely been short of a ged, be all over the economy continues to grow in a foster base, been dead or the last 3 years following they've been dam, make investments across the world actually increasing massively, so we see the across the global. so in the emerging markets and developing markets, a lot of debts, chris, a lot of countries have difficulty in being that back. so a lot of workouts happening a lot of work,

but on have been slowly and steadily reaching a point where you're going to be the stabilizing the currency, the stabilizing, the debt repayment, as same as the case happening with bias on it, as well as we can see a lot of effort, a lot of ition countries continue to do the same as well. so yes, it will be able to be off. it's that maybe when not when they're new, but a few years later. but once again, we need to understand that in case of solving data, in case of bilateral, that be just more king's actually had a problem with the different levels of rob and just bureau of financial functions smell. for the 1st time ever, workers at the south korea and tech giant, a samsung have gone on strike on union employees locked off the job on friday, demand a higher wages. negotiations have been ongoing since january mcbride has worn out from the capital. so as industrial action goes, this is a very well minded effect. no, i'm re picket lines. it's kind of think the,

you knew this taking a fairly novel approach by urging its members to take one day of paid leave yesterday says a was a public holiday here. so effectively, this becomes a long weekend for those workers with taking this industrial action. but they say it's incrementally a more serious step prior to this, this union has been holding so cold days of action which have had very much a street carnival. feel about the with tape pop music and so on. they upset the, the very serious in the do minds, asking for a 6 and a half percent pay rise. they've been offered 5 percent bikes, samsung electronics, arguing that the company can certainly afford it. withholding. in the 1st quarter of this year, a tenfold increase. it is operating profits. the problem to the money to the number of union members has increased a lot. and since the company's acs cheese has not changed, we have decided to proceed with this protest. of the concern is whether more serious industrial action will have an impact on samsung given its importance in

the manufacture of smartphones and also advanced chips, full artificial intelligence. a lot of south korea and media is also focusing on an into union dispute with all the samsung unions accusing this one of potentially damaging samsung's reputation from mcbride. i'll just say era. so let's take a look at some support for you. now pocket styles cricket captain, the bar as um, says his team under estimated newcomers, team usa and they played well below their standard in their shock to feet of a t 20 world cup. the. the it was one of the biggest opposite in t 20 woke up history. home of champions pack has done beaten by the usa to sit 12 places to lay them in the world ranking

a disastrous start to the tournaments for team featuring. some of the best players in this format is the game is to die. so we know extremely well, mohammed was one above our awesome pakistan have struggled with that thing in the last year. and the co host quickly exploited the weaknesses packet still and found themselves in trouble at $26.00. the 3 for the full caption by as i'm laid on 44 runs, and shaheen a free day made 23 as pac hassan posted a 159 to 7. from their writings, usa cruised in the chase sky, pomona patel. hit 50 of the t 8 fools as puckers stones bowl is struggle to find to break through. and with one bull left usa drew levelling runs, facing a type breaking supervisor usa assessing pakistan on

a victory target is 19. but the pressure was too much in gene boon computer engineer and face paula syrup and it your vocal cracking pack of stones code to lead the usa to historic tree beating pockets on you know, and so being a human then in the wake up itself is so be good to man, so yeah, i would say it's a big day for us and i would say not just for us that for us it could to get somebody to do it. us sitting in the base. uh yeah. you and up tech. uh, i think uh uh you know the name and then go to the site uh, fixing uh, building and becky castanan, early days to figure out how to turn things around before they face all tribals india in a huge game in new york on sunday. joanna, cuz raska elda 0 and cricket is the most, is the most popular sport in pakistan and fans. there are not happy with their

teens was, or the after this, we have to play with india and beyond what she, what happened last night. i don't feel like what your mood mattress yvonne talk you started steam is totally finished. they should stop playing international cricket and start playing with the local neighborhood teams. they come play with any international team. a new team was playing against them and they did nothing. for the pool performance, they sort of totally pool performance against the team that was playing for the 1st time. internationally. now they have to play against india. since they've lost the 1st match, i have no hope they will win against india to be out in the 1st round for this pull bowling and pull bedding. the board signing, closing palletized national football team are a step closer to qualifying for the 2026 world cops. this move to the 3rd stage

after securing a points from the goal, was drawn against living on palestine a are in their 2nd in their agent qualifying for 5 points, added level with a match left to the top 2 teams. and each of the 9 groups progress that was all secure file size spot as of 2027, asian cops is saudi arabia. and that does it for literally like a rock don't go anywhere there in jordan. we'll be here with more of today's news. i'll see you next for

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