in the cold through narrow tunnels between 10 and 20 kilometers on the ground from around the world. the . ready evening and so south korea's president left marshal of the parliament votes to block his decision to impose the hello. i'm jessica washington. this is jesse wrote live from dell ha. also coming out, protest, protest is out on the streets of george's capital. yes. again, angry over decision to stump talks on joining the you is really strong said

gaza at least 25 kind of students are killed across the strips in strong opposition. sciences advanced further in west and syria, capturing settlements near home on tens of thousands of people. obviously the south could south korea was plunged into a political crisis of the presidency and so kill declared marshal in his last night television address, just a few hours later poem and voted unanimously to block the president's declaration, appearing on television. once again, the president reversed his earlier decision and lifted, marshall. he accused of the country's main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea. and as on the stage activities going on for me in your open is

shown on order upon the origin, which is my fellow citizen my last night at 11 p. m. i declared marshall moved with a resolution determination to save the nation in response to the state. folks is attempting to paralyze essential functions about government. and under my lip of democracy and constitutional olga, however, just moments ago, invited the national assembly to month to lift motion loyal by old at the withdrawal military folks is involved in the marshall operations. to an immediate cabinet meeting, we will accept the national assemblies request and proceed to revoke marcia lo, i'm on. although the meeting was convened right away due to the early off, we have not yet reached through a quiet corner middle for a decision martial will be lifted the soonest. the mismatch. but said, i call on the national assembly to immediately cease regional, active impeachment, under the legislative obstruction and other reckless actions on the power lies the

government. thank you genuine mot. let's cross now to eunice kim, who is monica monitoring developments from? so eunice, it's certainly been a dramatic night of developments in south korea and politics took us through want president you and have to say the best. right. well, you just heard uh, pretty much the entire address. so when president, you saw your came back up on national television some uh now 6 hours, 7 hours since his initial statement at about 10 best 10 on tuesday of declaring again that, that marshall on and explaining that it is because he feels that the government has been paralyzed by the acts of pro northwind forces in some, but he is now back tracking on that and honoring the caused by not only

members of the main opposition democratic party, but also of his own party people power party to follow the constitutional law and accept the national assemblies successful motion to call for the cancellation of this martial law. now we are already hearing early lines from a reaction from the democratic party. the floor leader of that main opposition party is calling on the president you to immediately step down and take responsibility for this act and, and essentially saying that he has proven that he is unfit to go ahead and, and continue raining. he is just halfway through south korea as a single 5 year presidential term. we're also hearing lines from the leader of the his party, the people power party handle who and saying that the president must take

responsibility by, you know, seriously reviewing the future of his defense minister and, and others who, who may be involved in this decision of which we still have yet to know concretely how this decision came about. all right, thank you, eunice. that's eunice came reporting from some let's put this into context. it's been decades since marshall has been imposed in south korea when the country was actually ruled by military dictatorships. the last declaration of martial lo to be made was in october 1917. 9 of the president talked to him. she was assassinated in may, 1980 general charles turned to one extended marshal, lord, nationwide to seize power. smoking the ground, drew democratic uprising also coals, the ne 18 movement that uprising was met by

a violent response from the military. hundreds of civilians and students were killed by the late 19 eighties. south korean moved to democracy, following major protests free elections as the creation of a new constitution. i'm joined now by catherine who is a professor of political science at the wellesley college she studies and has published on authoritarian since authoritarianism and democracy in south korea. and she joins me now live from cambridge in massachusetts. thank you so much for joining me, catherine. let's talk firstly about putting this into context. i was just describing some of the, the political context. but if we look at the relationship between south korea and marshal, there is history. the how significant then was that when president june invoked this phrase of imposing martial low on south korea. i guess you, you are actually right. this is an astounding turn of events. uh,

given south korea's uh, pretty recent history. me south korea's democracy is still very young only starting in 1988 after nearly 3 decades of authoritarian rule and much of which had been very harsh. decatur, a very harsh dictatorship under 3 different dictators. the 1st of whom was pop joan, he, he was quite brutal and he had the longest tenure as in a storage area leader. south korea is more noted around the world for its vibrant, massive, almost celebratory democracy movement starting in the 19 eighties and. and then now we know south korea for is k pop and it's cultural exports all over the world as well as it's cars and such. so this is astounding that a democracy that celebrates its newness it's vibrant. see how

to do experienced this kind of a backward thrust, perpetrated by mr. young, the president of south korea. katherine, i do want to ask how you perceive this in terms of its impact on the global perception of south korea's democracy. because if we look at the constitution, the declaration of most martial law must be reserved for the most serious situation . so i want to ask this effect that the president was able to make this circuit declaration point to some weaknesses in south trans democratic frameworks, or just the fact that he's already back down indeed point to its strength. and i would say the latter, i think the fact that his marshal law declaration lasted only 2 and a half hours. and during the middle of the night, says a lot of the south koreans in general do not put up with this nonsense. the

national assembly, surprisingly, were unified in voting against the martial law situation and calling for a revocation unanimously. the democratic party that is the opposition party controls about a $170.00 seats out of $300.00. they have the majority. they won by a landslide this past spring. and or i'm sorry, yeah, yes, it's past spring. and the fact that the leader of president unit own conservative party, the people's power party, came out condemning president humans decision and declaration and calling it to be nearly treacherous. i find that to be a very promising response to this unprecedented act in south korea's democracy. and i thank you so much. and catherine, that's catherine moon, who is a professor of all sorts hearing this and,

and democracy in south korea. in georgia, the demonstrators are protesting for a 6 night, many all gathered outside the poem and into play. see, critics secures the ruling georgia dream policy of adopting repressive policies and steering the country away from its pros, european palm. dmitri method unco is live in the georgia and capital to placing dmitri focus through what you're seeing. this is, as i've just said, the 6 consecutive millions of protests what we'll start like right now, and one of the side streets next, the roost. the valley avenue where the, the baffled ground unfolds between processes and police. so what you're seeing right now was a new ways to protest those off back onto the street. the shooting fireworks have gotten off police, most of them are wearing heavy to see the face mas. i'm actually carrying one right

now is one of the, one of the authors, items on sale goes up to $100.00, a pop actually right now. so just a minute ago this whole street was filled with tier guys, as i can see, more kind of since i've been lost. and the what's been happening is that people wearing these must rush over, grab these tear gas canisters. the renee's that are being shot at them and tossed them back or put them in a kind of so we want to to just neutralize their effects. something i haven't seen happen before, but these waves happens every 10 minutes, then it's going to go quiet. as the people are going to run away from this location, the tear gas is gonna settle down. and then they gotta be back with the adjuster to the safe. this is the 6 night temperatures have been going down to around 0 degrees, but tensor has not and people are just very frustrated with the fact that the government does not want to talk to them. the prime minister at southern

negotiations with the position with the protest this and that's no change for force of political cause. and that's what people are actually demanding to go pro issue to go pro e u x session. something that 6 days ago, the government announced they won't be doing for at least another 4 years. dmitri, as you've been out on the streets and observing these demonstrations, who are the people who are actually protesting or noticing any particular demographic that feels particularly strongly about these issues. well of course there's a lot of young people, but they're also um, senior citizens here as well. a lot of them have been gathered here in this little side 3, watching their eyes from, from all the tear gas and the they are against the there you go. so there's 11 guy just tossed a, a t, a gas kind of stuff back. have police of the 2nd ago, so they are just very frustrated with the fact that the government is ignoring them, is ignoring the cause that it has adopted itself to become a member of the

e. u. by 2030. the governors actually been very contradictory in the segments because again, 6 days ago they said they weren't be doing it. then they said, no, you misunderstood as we're still. this is still one of our main goals, accession in 2030. so this uh, these contradictions, this lack of study cost, at least like, of course, towards the you membership, this has been the cause of frustration here introducing. all right, thank you so much, dimitri. that's dimitri method. think of reporting from tbilisi still ahead on now to 0. you with says deceased by and 11 on is holding as well. and israel accusing of violating the truth while it civilians who has stopped picking up pieces of the no place. and so i go on with say, the press retreated with the color of the media hub and vital vantage point to june

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limits to have a dream contains key stuff in your own adventure now counter and we the the hello again. you're watching. i'm just a reminder of our top stories this down south korea has been plunged into a constitutional crisis. the presidents use acute declared martial law in last night to television address, just a few hours later of home and voted unanimously to block the president's declaration. but appearing on television once again, president robust has only a decision and lifted martial in georgia demonstrations on protesting for

a 6 tonight any on gathered outside the parliament into police. critics accused of ruling georgia 3, adopting repressive policies and steering the country away from this pro european. the timing to gauze on now with thousands of palestinians have been killed and is rarely and strikes on choose day in kansas city. are you in school and sports club sheltering, hundreds of displaced palestinians, as in targeted in separate is rarely as strikes. multiple deaths and injuries are reported most in the area was also shifts earlier on tuesday. and now there is rarely a type targeted giovanni and refugee camp, setting several residential buildings on fire. abraham kelly has been to the u. n.

school and spoke to medics and survivors. i am right now standing inside as a to the school. and as they put a neighborhood to the south of, of the cities, these really fights are just a fog. it is this, you and shelters school, at least for palestinians, have been killed and dozens were injured and transferred to the hospital. as you can see, the scale of this reaction inflicted on this classroom worth mentioning is that the school was not targeted for the 1st time. it has been targeted many times by these really ministry at the our team rushed to this on law school. after it was pounded by, is ready will plains, dozens of civilians were killed, injured, a menus to buried under the debris. the wounded were taken to hospital as we speak, search and rescue operations is still under way with no equipment to tool. we're doing our best to save who become un building site that should be under protection, especially since it's housing hundreds of display civilians. but it was still

targeted for no pena and even. we've been displaced for a long time and took shelter in this. you and school. i was making some food for my children. all of a sudden the doors and windows started flying over our heads. i run so my children to find one of them injured on his head. he was bleeding heavily, his blood is all over me. my husband rushed him to the hospital. i came out to see this massive destruction. they continued to bump innocent civilians, women and children. what room did we do? all homes were destroyed and we took shelves, and schools and tens are really good as all shield. he is all rock. as you can see, the mazda, the be stationed, inflicted on this it last for one. we can see here, bit cover and blankets. these civilians have been children here for more than 400 days of the don't is what the poodle war dignity place do side. the guys trip in the light of the ongoing is really scale of attacks, many casualties. and you'll palestinians are be affected by these.

go to attacks. volumes, honeybee does your northern causal. how does find the syrian opposition side to it st. they advancing in government, talent of territory until seized control of several towns, northwest and home a province. the syrian army held by russian forces is responding with strikes, place last month, opposition forces launched and offensive from it live aimed at in level. it's serious, 2nd largest city. they rapidly drove out the government forces, taking full control in just 4 days. now accomplish reports from a level city. what every day life is like for residents, just to days out of the city was taken by opposition fighters were here now in the city or level in a faith neighborhood. you just consider one of the most popular and busiest

neighborhoods in the area and famous with its markets and restaurants in the city of other people as you can see behind me now the local markets are. busy are slowly and gradually reopening in the city to meet the needs of the people. uh and uh, i report city as you can see also over there. uh, one of the most famous restaurants in ali post city. we just talked to the owner. and he told us that uh, they are just trying to cope with the rapid changes that will be posted. he has witness. and the last a few days as the opposition forces are now control of the city and its entirety due to the stuff we're trying to meet the needs of the people i'm trying to be of service to the residents of a live close city. over there, as you can see now the markets are, you know,

gradually reopening and people are now uh, coming back to open their markets to open the tray. and now some civilians, especially the, the previous days. some sort of a frustration has this sense. but now we felt that this has reduced a little bit as miles. 7 you're hoping with the changes that the area uh have uh with this and they basically told us that we have no choice and we have to adapt to reduce the changes because we have to open our re doing. we have to open our mark if we can't shut them forever. however, the opposition for forces have been reassuring said speak to goes to gillian,

and reassuring to the civilian, telling them that you can go on the street. you can open your establishment, you can, you can go on to work. and if there isn't any more plays, i see or read you more plays, you can live your life a normally and all of that was expressed and issued by the sooner and salvation. a government of the syrian opposition forces, however civilians, uh, going to hell, but the show slide the dictations of fear. but now things are changing as people are returning to their lives and their today uh, activities, even in a slow rate. the 7 on has accused israel, or repeatedly violating the ceasefire since has went into effect a week ago. the south of the country has seen the largest amount of violence even

in the capital bay route residents report hearing is rarely as hack drones hovering overhead. f nice, having just begun to assess the damage done by more than a year, full with israel, lebanese people are now having to rebuild. i'm to fire st. louis ramsey has moved from they will be on the politics and the fighting co, more or piece. some of the things remain the same. people need their coffee. well, how much cafe was destroyed in the last 10 days of the war? a few chairs and tables are all that is left of his once thriving business, but he reopened out of the back of his van. the very day of the seas far. right in front of the pile of rubble that used to be shot. oh, they're good at all the same, the commercial pound was located to you. these ran the enemy believes that if it destroys the buildings, will change our opinion about resisting them. but it's the opposite. it gives us

strength and determination, and this is a victory in itself. and the biggest proof of that is i put a small stand and reopen my cafe. on the rubble, i resumed work as normal, nothing can affect us. a long time customer, most the for says, is really bombs destroyed his clothing factory in 2006 unemployed ever since he moved in with his children, despite the destruction people here say there is joy in outlasting another war with his right of it. so hold on a little i'm on the here even though my house is uninhabitable, i choose to drink coffee. i with the rubble, if this place on the spot, the awful smell left by the as riley strikes, the hard sitting on the rubble gives the coffee a different taste. we enjoy it more. so that's broken. but home. he says the neighborhoods in southern bay route are still viewed. there was a great deal of motivation and no shortage of van power. suggest this community

back to the way it was before the war. but the bombings were devastating. israel's missile strikes were massive and wide spread, and the road ahead is very long. as well as leadership was designated during the war with a pause on all that fighting it is shifting the focus back to public services. a coordination center for cleanup crews to pull his volunteers armed with approves gloves and mask, clear votes, sidewalks, even people's homes. we are going to live in a single other times as you, as well as we will surpass everything. that's what happened with us. so split, they have not forgotten, they say why all this happens in the 1st place, although a box of homes, but 3 is the founder, does and would follow signs. we never left them the people also, we will always support them under another. defend, go by there. so there may be a ceasefire here. they say that there is still a genocide. there is

a bus for avi l g 0. bear with me at of cost that has mess with king charles on a 2 day state visit to person. shake the mean been him on a funny, has been honored with a room salute and a carriage procession during morning if pageantry and central london immune will also attend a stage banquet at buckingham palace. and on wednesday, the mute will meet with the u. k. prime minister, he has stomach attend, downing street top of the agenda is strengthening diplomatic and economic ties between the countries us president joe biden is in the under meeting on goal is leader as part of a 2 day visit to promote washington's investment in sub saharan africa. it was welcomed by president joe, learn co ahead of tools on defense and economic agreements bite and will later inspect the veto kartel, 1300 kilometer a railway redevelopment linking, zambia, congo and angola. the us committed $3000000000.00 towards the project that aims to

false track the export of minerals bite and leave the white house in less than 2 months. it is the 1st sitting us president to visit angola. the to me is property tax your incentives to death in a multi $1000000000.00 food case has lost an appeal in cost to me. land has been found guilty of bribery and embezzlement. siphoning off more than $12000000000.00 from one of the nonce commercial banks. now the h p 5 people were tried alongside the 68 year old. all of them were found tilting. a report released by the wells wildlife fund has revealed the discovery of 742 new species of wildlife implants in the congo basin. the new spaces includes reptiles, birds, fish, and novels. the rep reports documents a decades worth of work by hundreds of scientists around the world. it highlights

the urgent conservation efforts needed, and one of the planets most important eco systems. well, that's the news for now. i'm jessica washington is more information on our website out of here until it comes to whether it's next and then inside the the, i had a low that will stop by looking at the satellite image down and then you can see a calling strength of cloud bringing very heavy rain to eastern areas of australia, up in the noise as well. we'll see some of those intense showers affecting the north of queens and on wednesday, northeast in areas of new south wales. as while we're behind that, an area of high pressure is dominating once again, keeping things largely settled and fly with lots of heat pumping back into central

and south east. and there is a very hot and humid 37 degrees celsius in adelaide. therefore, we haven't looked at a 3 day, we will see that temperature come down with the arrival of west to weather on friday. not something very well across the south island of new zealand. we have had warnings out full that heavy rain starts to push in on wednesday to keep its way up to the north island, but still some very nice temperatures for this time of us. 32 in gives been on thursday with sunshine. and there's quite a lot of sunshine to be found across east asia, certainly across moving parts of china and the korean peninsula, or it has been very cold here. so which is will pick up in the days ahead. we're going to see a wintry bloss, however, across northern japan, on the examining the headlines what they wanted to do, they want that to leave the without, have system unflinching it. and then there's

a one side of the group of people who call themselves the research patriot. and on the other side is what i'm 2 races, processes sharing personal stories with a global audience. what is the see light working on a rooftop? that's a single thanks to an abundance of well tough programming. vera unique fest tonight increases he fan nowhere else on the, on our to the right. know that's up in the daily cycle of death, destruction and displacement in gaza. palestinians say any hopes of a pause in this way, the attacks off to the 11 and see spot of fading. so kind assets to revive negotiations to hold israel's bombardment and gauze and make progress. this is inside story the .