question like, like reading the disclosures. coupon it's area really foundation investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe. on alex's here, the subdivision tied cabinet offices resignation officer president use failed attempt to impose martial law. the, i don't know about this, and this is all to 0 life and to have also coming up heavy overnight is really been bothering to northern and central jobs come a lot of on the hospital is targeted the 6 sides of violent protests in georgia prime minister accuses the opposition of attempting

a revolution on the cost of the amenities and owners with a royal day of pageants like during his $2.00 days state visits to the u. k. the . so we're going to begin in size to re over the president's under growing pressure to resign after the imposed martial law. late on tuesday night, joseph jo lifted the decree within hours after parliament voted unanimously to rejected. the main opposition party says is going to push for his impeachment and file treason charges against them. but use office has issued a statement defending his actions as strictly within the law. protests as have now gathered on the steps of parliament in so the hand of the president's own party is calling on the defense minister on the inside cabinet to

resigns. and local media is reporting the president's chief of staff, and several tal page about for to court. under martial law, political activities are fund and media comes under the president's control. the president's announcement later on tuesday evening was immediately met by widespread protest in this camp reports from so it was from crisis to celebration. in a matter of hours, south koreans poured onto the streets after president, utah goes back down reversing his decision to impose a martial law. ok, we don't have j. u. after the national assemblies demand to leave, marshall marshal or troops have been withdrawn. i will accept the national assemblies demand and lift muscle through a cabinet meeting. sure, on how the president had decided to call out the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and anti state activities. the sweeping restrictions included banning political activities,

controlling media and threatening arrest without warrants doctors on strike were ordered to return to work within 48 hours. the politicians, including those from the president's own party, brought back in a late night emergency session of parliament. citizenship is leis, risk to show the national assembly will stand with the people to defend democracy and see what's going on with what a 190 of 300 members present. the national assembly passed a motion to lift the martial law. the country's constitutions that the president must obey. hours later, troops withdrew from around the national assembly. this political crisis marks one of the most severe tests of south korea's institutions since it transition to democracy from military rule. for many south koreans, the declaration stirred memories of the country's authoritarian past. the

parliament is now discussing the president's impeachment of sunday when the party leader of the democratic party. looking at the president's speech, i'm going to shit out parties. petition. even if the president lives the marshal, he cannot avoid being held accountable for his attempts to disrupts the government windows, saying loud and clear that the president is not fit to serve as the leader of the country. this is the order for me all countries, the president has to step down. the immediate crisis may have been averted by the countries power struggle is far from over. you know, skin alda 0. so can you go to the drive? he's joining us not from the capital. so this so much happening so fast isn't the use of your facing demands to resign, as well as thoughts of impeachment died, accusations of treason. so what happens next? the yeah you think y'all is very much

a president on the siege of this wednesday he brought in these unprecedented powers about raising martial law as a way he says, of trying to clear i, i love job if you like, and he's presidency web. we having all of these elements, he says ranged against him, not allowing him to rule as president well see now finds after this is cited, attempted, imposing boss, or law, lifting it after only a few hours. he is very much on the seeds as never before. we've had the made opposition party, the democratic policy meeting this wednesday, calling for him to face treason charges also, his defense minister of the senior officials. and also now this wednesday afternoon, we've seen tabling this function by the opposite. the main opposition policies that by the democratic policy for his impeachment assess the fullest would remove of all of the of us if you all from the presidential office. we've even had his own policy also meeting. i'd be very much divided just about his own future,

calling upon his uh the for the resignation of his cabinet and questions about whether he should remain in the party or not. so uh, but this wednesdays we get up to 24 hours since imposing this. how about show law? uh, weird, very much it got questions remain just about his whole future. yes. well, that's the political island until like move always to be hearing from soft to be as large as labor union and is calling for the general strike until the president resigns. it's accusing use of fuel of implementing an irrational and anti democratic measure. here's what they've been saying to the prosecutor should arrest president, hearing charges of treason. the president does not have an unity against reason. there was no reason for him to impose martial law, so there was no evidence threat of war. therefore, he clearly violated the constitution for the plumber. last night we won. it was our victory. i speak on behalf of all the farm is young,

so gills raising is even more dangerous than climate change. we cannot turn a blind eye to present in you any longer. a rob treasury is that a fundamental part of life in it? so in the south korea, i'm, they have an enormous number of members. how much power do they have in all of this process? well, it's not just the trade unions. you also have various civil society groups all coming out with states. and they're all physician wanting to protect the constitution from by who they see is that this rogue presidents in the fold of you into account. and this is a society that has a very well developed culture, all street protest. we sold mass protests before. now when the people have come out to it with the displays of people, power wants you to get rid of us previous unpopular president. so just pop you and hate back in 20162017. we may well see the same again if you and so if y'all just

decides to fight this out and stay in office and the fact that we are hearing about a candle, it vigils being planned for this wednesday behave in the main square. and so rob, thanks very much indeed. that's what brian tell features from so there as well. president joseph jo was a public prosecutor who wants to crack down on corruption, but he's been mired in political scandals himself in january. he's dropped a bill that would have ordered an investigation into his wife. she'd been accused of stock manipulation. in july, his wife was questioned over to accepting a deal. hon bike as a gift in violation of south korean anti corruption laws. and in a tobar local media, look the phone call of a funder of upholding agency. he was boasting of his influence over the president's choice of candidates and by elections held in 2022. robin county is a professor of international relations at present national university. he says, president, june is very unlikely to keep his job. i've seen john certainly be forced to resign

in the next week, perhaps to. i will be shocked if you can hold on. this is a enormous breach of south 3. it's constitutional democratic norm software has been a democracy since 1987. there's really nothing like this in south korean history, even when north korea has sailed south tree and targets and things like that. there's never been a declaration of martial law if he doesn't resign, he'll be impeached. i really, i just can't see him stating office about the popular explosion. the response will be just enormous. i think, i mean unit at a top presidency at present you is that a difficult presidency. and so far as the opposition party controls has the majority in the legislature and they have been fighting himself to, to now, somewhat excessively to my mind. i think humans concerns are genuine that they've made it difficult for him to govern. most recently, on the passage of the budget and there been investigations into use wife, which apparently has affected him quite deeply. he's actually quite sensitive on

his point apparently, and some of his ministers and cabinet appointees. and the other of we do using the bureaucracy event. so again, i've been kind of hounded if you will, by the, by the legislature. but, you know, obviously this is, this is a vastly disproportionate response, but it looks, it looks like you're concerned for basically bureaucratic, which is kind of a shocking, shockingly, sort of minor issue, protest, declare law martial law over. but it looks like that's what it was. and i would imagine that some of these cabinet ministers, kind of cabinet officials were involved in because, i mean, you can't, we can't act on his own. so again, there's probably some kind of complicity, but that's gotta, that's going to be investigating. it's gonna be huge. the guns versus me protests you'd probably have to resign 1st. that's where a lot of the, the focus of, of the i or will be in the coming weeks that to get you in himself out of the office. if he doesn't wait in the next few days. the

kind of turn to northern guys and know what is really attract some bad lucky i have been relentless overnights. later on tuesday, the local come a lot. one hospital was again targeted to buy is very attentive and gunfire. hospital director size is really drones dropped, the bombs filled with shrapnel. 3 medical staff are being injured was one in critical condition. we're going to speak to the topic about zoom, who's in dental bhalla, and central guys of the attacks by israel continuing. and of course medical facilities still being targeted not only in fact medical facilities across the entire swipe it over. no, i have been in charge of lee. i was of why this came range of military attacks. we have this a very bloody night in the central areas of costs that was being critically overwhelmed with a sounds of the buttoning twins and fight to just that continued to overwhelm this colleague of this very densely populated area. i mean, he definitely by the,

we are talking about to residential buildings where completely destroyed and targeted endeavors, but at least 2 palestinians were confirmed, killed them. you can see right now at the back of ground, the families are waiting for the bodies to be complete, extracted for the mold. that in order to be late that tron sped for barrier will be the, the morning keys and quite tried to can inside the central areas of the gods trip in the not only in a dairy, but not the whole. so that has been approved and think of as price on the upgrade to a $50.00 come what she's come. that is just you. columbus is away from dairy by you and run school has been targeted. we are talking about ones how to study and so far has been confirmed killed while destroy. it has been down at least 15 make shift tents that were set up in the courtyard of the school that showed during hundreds of palestinians, somebody's who have been seeking refuge and the vast majority of them were displaced from many areas. of course the parent tree bought,

as you've mentioned dropped, the situation was quite grand and the north. we have been getting reports from eye witnesses and we have been gathering 1st of accounts of just the monies from a dues i. this is saying that the bus majority of the school children displaced families in but lot here. we're surrounded and overwhelmed by a strikes and booby truck triplets, which had been used to blue up a residential building around these areas and the new laptop in the military operation that has been ongoing for at least 66 days. so far. i thought a couple of them in their obama. thank you for the georgia now for demonstrations in the capital. these they have continued for a 6 night police were sent out in large numbers to clear the protesters using tear gas and water counter demonstrators that i can get by the government's decision to delay to old some joining the european union. all positions also accuses the ruling georgia dream party of rigging, october's election dimitry measure the length of it has this report from the process and lucy,

nighttime instability has become anything but quiet protest as gather near the parliament building over the government's decision to freeze b. you membership to it's been almost a week of the protest might lead process in sibley. see people are still getting dallas by water it up. despite the near freezing temperatures, it's only around plus 2 degrees. the tension seems to be really heating up. george's prime minister click of a, he's a, has accused opposition parties of trying to organize a revolution like ukraine's more than a decade ago in key. it's my done square. so the time to organize the my done jordan's already over what's called everybody. keep quiet. let's say and to keep peace in this country. so we are responsible for but i can assure everybody that there will be facing the 6 nights so

a much earlier escalation of violence. police cleared the square and began shooting vollings of tear gas grenades. the clashes happen in waves with protest as shooting fireworks and retreating when police 5 t a gas. we are in the very center of the laser where it's impossible to be without a mass because this whole area gets to your desk every 5 minutes. so you can see everyone around these wearing heavy duty gas mask. those who didn't for the don't last long here. but some protest as a found a way to neutralize the gas by dropping it into cans of water can trying to catch them playing. so it is, i go really upfront to get it to i guess capsule and you just have to push it down with your hand and try to shake it off. as the political crisis deepens, demonstrate to say they will not leave until this change. hello job. well,

besides that, every night till 5 the the most my reason for all of us we do want to try to really see is that a stalemate, the opposition once a new election, but the government says it will not negotiate. to meet him, it didn't go out to 0 to police. started had an all, does it? i said, you know, position fighters say they've advanced government health territories. seizing more supplements and hum, providence and judges. and the fraud file of a 1000000000 air in vietnam say they see no reason to drop a death penalty sense the from the impact of the us selections, escalating conflict in the middle east of the urgency of climate action upfront

sets the stage for serious debate on out just a form a you can try of. so to stand trial at the international criminal code for his actions, his lawyer adamant to acquit 10 fights the case of plus the lines between victim and pad to try to on questions whether the i c. c is but a new form of colonialism. we are talking about maybe judges who belong to the industrialized world theater of violence. witness on out his era. the the the,

you're watching, i'll just eat out a reminder of, i told stories of this. so that's gonna be a surprise that it is under pressure to resign. the face impeachment, it comes off to you and so he'll impose martial law and then lifted the decree within hours and part of a position parties have submitted a motion to impeach us from a large one. hospital has a can be in the target. it was rarely artillery an air strikes and gaza. hospital director size is very drones dropped funds filled with shrapnel. 3 medical staff are being injured. one remains in critical condition and in georgia, demonstrations continued for 6 nights against the government's decision to delay thompson joining the european union resupplied in large numbers using the tear gas and water count him to disperse, protests, 70 and opposition fighters said the advancing and government held tablet drake, and they seized control of several times in the northwest of how my province. the city anatomy helped by russian forces,

is responding with air strikes late last month. opposition forces launched and offensive from him at our level. it's series, 2nd largest city, rapidly drove us government forces taking full control. and just for days, we will call most reports on from a level what every day. life is like, just days after the city was taken by opposition fighters. so we're here now in the city of high level in, oh say 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 on trying to be of service to the residents of a live post city. uh, over there, as you can see now the, uh, markets are, you know, gradually pre opening and people are now, um, uh, coming back to open their markets to open. uh, they're, uh, they're trading. and now some civilian 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. 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 these changes because we have to open our re doing. we have to open our a mark if we can shut them forever. however, the opposition for forces have been reassuring save speed to go so gillian, and reassuring to the civilians, 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 normally. and all of that was expressed and issued by the cedar 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 united nations has been noticed attacks and sedans, largest refugee camp, which have killed at least 6 people resides on camp near northville for the state capital at fashion has been under intense, showing by the part of military rapids support forces. the charge of doctors without borders says its medical staff, a flight, its hospital and the comp. patients have been evacuated, bottom military force and the cities army have been fighting for control of the country since last year. i or maybe as vice president has been declared the winner

of an election rejected by opposition parties because of problems with voting, the tumble and 90 under twice as from the south, west africa peoples organizations. he's going to become the country's 1st female president. the boat was extended for 3 days because of technical issues on a shortage of valid papers. you have to means court has upheld the death sentence of a billionaire real estate tycoon behind the country's biggest bank fraud. strong. my line had appealed against the bullying, but judges, they have crimes kind of serious consequences. they also say they see no reason to reduce her penalty for embezzlement and bribery. patrick fox, the phones stone faced in silence from my land set awaiting the appeals court. verdicts on her death sentence. in april, she was found guilty of investing more than $12000000000.00 through psych on commercial bank. which illegally controlled through a network of ghost companies and associates. the 68 year old and big to vietnam's

high court to spare her life. the judges rode the scan of the crime was too big. edited road at people's trust funds, the my lamb is among the 10s of thousands who lost the savings in the scandal. a retired teacher, she said she was tricked into investing about $40000.00 into legally issued bones. the thing that fee amount last wasn't much, but it represented a lifetime of savings. so it's been extremely difficult to try and still hasn't recruit the money. she'd hoped land would be spared the death penalty and would then repay her victims on the vienna means. little land sentence could still be reduced to life imprisonment if she can, which on 3 quarters of the embezzled assets, but it might mean out seeing others involved. okay, we'll get loaded here that i suspect there was collusion regulatory agencies, including inspectors from the state bank of vietnam and possibly other financial regulators. and no one spoke of. the case has been emblematic

a vietnam's anti ground to drive the blazing furnace. it's annette of schools of high level officials and business executives. the messages the of them's leadership will continue to crack down on corruption. that message is a little bit more significant because in reality, the opposite maybe happened. experts say that campaign has home vietnam's economy and blunted for an investment because of shake up some of the political leads when it could be making gains from the rivalry between the us and china. patrick folks, i'll just say are they made a call to his bed? king charles, the surgeon, a 2 day state visit to brooklyn said, coming back home with us. tommy has been honored with a while salut on a cabbage procession during the day of pageantry in central london by john white. his name is going to be prime is a cure stomach or attend dining streets. but we challenge as more a god of want to for catalogs, m. yeah. at london's whole scott's parade. the visiting

monic inspected the troops, the company by king charles the 3rd time together with his wife. shaky jo. i have in fox on 2 days of pageantry and business a site visit without its royal palm and splendor is considered the grandest owner that can be offered a visiting head of states. and it already comes on offer from the king, but shows the importance of the case putting on his relationship with capital prince and princess of wales with the for the ceremonial welcome. it was catherine's 1st state visit since cancer treatment then to buckingham palace like horse drawn carriage, the full visits to westminster abbey, and the houses of parliament. on wednesday, the may, we'll meet prime minister keeps tom, a downing street storm is government wants to trade with gulf countries where as a potential 2000000000 dollars for the u. k is coffers us today you follow in the

footsteps of your father. it is also interested in further category investments in u. k. infrastructure products. so 2 is the, i mean, yeah, we wish to increase investments into the u. k. infrastructure science and technology sectors, including a defense and education. he also continued to focus on conflicts in ukraine. hand them at least this past year, we negotiated the release of 109 hostages and exchange for 250 palestinian prisoners. but despite these early successes, more needs to be done on both conflict. because this trip especially, has to be subject to near tolten destruction. whether it be tried deals, investment to mediation in the world complex the u. k. is demonstrating that it

sees a value partner in capital, laurie jennings, how to 0 funded to the cost is next. don't look at the website, of course all the 0 i don't know about this statement is the the hello that is also settled whether to be found across the middle east and event at the moment. and that is set to continue over the next few days. so lots of sunshine across the gulf, temperatures are where we expect to see them. laws need dry skies with just a few showers coming into places like to 8 and the northeast of saudi arabia. but across that event, we all seen some on sets of weather that is set to ease as we go into thursday. but behind it you can see some very wet and windy weather moving across the north of

africa. that seems to unsettled weather, edging its way across the mediterranean. so we'll see some heavy rain for algeria to new z a and eventually libya coupled. you've coupled with some very strong winds in the days ahead. is much quieter. i'm room across the north of africa, even hot to across the very south. we've got a heat wave conditions blasting into boat swanner. we've got our own seeing 14 degrees celsius, a little bit cooler in cape town with settled weather. you can see the weather, the weather, picking up a close eastern areas of south africa's with our showers, touching into the sue to n. s, which you need as well. but for johanna spoke, we all going to see the mercury rice who were already went above the average with a chance of thunderstorms on 1st day. i the in 1958 charles to go made a famous speech and algeria took

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