of low level police officers, no. the handle of cases had been filed in for the president. under pressure in south korea, the opposition submits a motion to impeach, use the appeal, loved his failed attempt to impose motional, the i'm on insight. this is all just they're alive. from though how also coming up in gaza and is really strongly kits. a un run school in old bridge, refugee camp tends sheltering displaced. families have been destroyed the serial position 5, just say the advancing and government held territory seizing more areas of how the

programs out the a 6 nights is not in process in georgia. the prime minister keys is the opposition of attempting a remedies the welcome to the program opposition. policies in south korea have submitted a motion to impeach president union, so kill 6 of the countries political policies, bull emotion that will report and lead the vice it on in the coming days. you and has been under pressure to resign or face removal from office. it comes off to you abruptly impose marsha low on tuesday night and lifted it just hours later. it's of the protest as gathered on the steps of parliament in the capital. the head of the president's own party is

cooling on the defense minister and the entire cabinet to resign. local media is reporting the president's chief of stuff um several top pays are discussing whether to quit. now on the most low political activities are found and media comes under, the president's control unit came, begins on coverage 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 ok, we don't have j. u after the national assemblies demand to leave marshall, marshall, a troops have been withdrawn. i will accept the national assemblies demand and lift muscle through a cabinet meeting to show how the president had decided to call out the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and antis,

date activities. the sweeping restrictions included banning political activities, controlling media and threatening arrests without warrants doctors on strike were ordered to return to work within 48 hours with politicians, including those when the president's own party brought back in a late night emergency session of parliament. citizenship is least risk show. the national assembly will stand with the people to defend democracy. 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 somewhere 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 countries authoritarian past. the

parliament is now discussing the president's impeachment of time, 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 disrupt the government. a window 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 country is the president has to step down. immediate crisis may have been averted by the countries power struggle is far from over, you know, skin all to 0. so that's the case. what mcbride, he joints from the capital, so room we've had confirmation this morning. the opposition parties have now begun not processed in peace. the president, what else has happened? can you to control the lice developments?

that's right. i mean, the, the opposition groups now it seems to be intends on trying to push through this impeachment, but they've really got to crunch the numbers very carefully to bring a balance and impeachment, they need 2 thirds of the seats in the national assembly. and it said no way, the way clear at this moment that they have those numbers, but this motion has been signed by all 6 opposition parties led by the main opposition party, the democratic party. it has to be said that in the past couple of years also that they have been in opposition to the administration of units of guilt that they have been behind a number of other impeachment process. the adult of president used himself, but of president use some of the present use senior officials that in fact it's those impeachment news that has triggered this current crisis. so we'll see how this develops. but in the meantime, the same opposition groups are also a cooling for reason charges to be brought against the president. and meanwhile, his own party. of course, i'll split on just how to handle the,

the president and how they should go about and respond to this unprecedented move of bringing about martial law that have been caused by his own party members for the resignation of the entire cabinet, for example. but it does seem is always own potty is split on whether you should stay with the party or not. and of course the, the political groups that have all been responding as we've been going through wednesday. that is, this is a country with a very highly developed civil society, with lots of other opposition groups coming out protesting of what took place late last night. in right robin, i want to pick you up on that in a 2nd. but to let our audience know that the south koreans have a very large labor union day, the cold, and they've cooled for a general strike until the president resigns. they've accused you on the sick you'll of implementing and the rational and anti democratic measure. let's take a listen to what some of the members have been saying to queued up,

the prosecutor should arrest president, 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 human, so kills regime is even more dangerous than climate change. we cannot turn a blind eye to present in you any longer. so world, how significant is this pressure from the trade unions? it is significant, but also of course you've got to look at the why the a south korean society. and they, the way that they have responded do seem to respond when the democratic institutions it seems on the threat. and this would be regarded as quoted to many as the most severe, the right to the liberal democracies of south korea. in nearly 50 years,

we saw that in the very early hours of wedding, the mazda lo was imposed last night, even as troops with being landed on the roof by helicopter of the national assembly building. we had citizens and lawmakers turning up, trying to get into that very national assembly building, even though they were told that they shouldn't do so. this is a place where i often the political disputes do spill out onto the streets with massive demonstrations of people. power, we have seen that with previous presidential administrations that have sat would that have gone wrong that it'd be coming broiled in scandal as this appears now to have done we hearing about possibly more, candidly, vigil starting, which is an echo of previous protest taking to the streets here remains to be seen how those develop a lot it seems to be said will depend upon use of kill. and just what he does now faced by these challenges. okay. many things so that role mcbride,

that for us in the capitol, sol as well. president, new and secure with a public prosecutor. i wanted to crack down on corruption. he's now of course, been course up and political scandals themselves in january, he's scrapped a bill that would have owed an investigation into his wife. she'd been accused of stone manipulation. in july, his wife was questioned, of accepting a luxury homes bike is a gift in violation of south korean, anti corruption laws. been in october local media, leak the phone call of the found that the polling agency, he boasted of his influence over the president's choice of candidates in by elections held in 2022 young sic phone is a political analyst and visiting professor a young c university he says south koreans no longer trusts the president. it was a very shocking development. people uh, was frustrating. what cussing and whether this was reacted because they just said

that the last time martin in law was declared was of 45 years ago. so most of the population do not experience the declaration of martial law in their own lives. but the situation does settled very peacefully and politically. you don't mean last day of 415 minutes a bit in the presence of emergency, you know, announcement and declaration of mazda in law, and the national assembly with the 9 and 192 members, voted in favor of the retraction. and ultimately, what the expiration and the 6 hours later the president's office decided to reject the decisions. so everything went back to normal. and about people, you know, obtain the very strong impression that it is to risk you to, to the present in the office. the guy seems like the president does not have the real sense of reality, totally disconnected with the rest of the society. and it is too risky to keep,

even though if is because he turns out to be too upset or then you're asking uh, living is in his own world. only focused on protecting his own people into. ready being his wife, 1st lady from scandals and south korea is a class regional ally of the united states. the white house has responded to the decision to left, most loyal saying, we are relieved. present you and has reverse course. has a cold hand has move reaction from washington. this is really closely watched here in washington because south korea is such a critical ally of the united states. we do know that you as president joe biden, whose overseas was brief data as well as secretary state entity blinking we heard from his deputy secretary state, kirk campbell. he said that they were watching developments as a happened with grave concern. so again, here at the state department, they really want to try and stay on message repeatedly say they wanted to see this resolved peacefully. and then according to the rules of law, we were able to talk to the deputy press secretary after the legislative vote was

taken. he said, that's what they wanted to see happened. they did tell us a couple of other things. they said that they didn't change any security at their embassy. they were really watching to see how this played out of, but they also didn't say that they weren't told in advance that this was going to happen. this is important, not just diplomatically the militarily, the us consider south korea, a key ally, they more than 20000 troops stationed there. so they wanted to see the outcome peaceful and quick product line al jazeera at the state department, the signing to central golf. and now when is riley strike has hit a un run school in alvarez, refugee county pa, the study and medic was killed in the attack and several others have been injured. and these 1510, some schools courtyard were destroyed by fire,

leaving families without shelter. this is really a tax on bet le. here were relentless overnight, lays on choose day to come out, ad one hospital was hit by is ready all temporary and strikes. the hospital director says drones dropped phones filled with shot. no 3 medical stuff were injured. and one remains in critical condition. speak now the entire combo zoom. he's in 0 balance, central gauze at t r x and most strikes, targeting the one remaining functioning hospital in northern garza. what more can you tell us about what happened? well, it's quite hard to have quite value on the ground without any sort of from bottom and spot in the past. we have been upsetting the very notable side of strikes, especially in i'm, is that right? tricky because you can see right now at the bucket around this has started to bring victims from the side of the strike. it seems that the group of civilians have been

targeted. and we got confirmation from medical sources that 3 palestinians have been, confront, killed him to strike, including 2 children, ahmed, 2. now we are still up closely monitoring what has been taking place, especially that rescue operations are still a ongoing till now we know respite. we also need to point out that the situation of the noise is escalate change in a very i'm very both ways. specifically that in the past hour we have just the mondays from i was just confirming that it's been a minute to quite up to drugs have been coating civilians throughout loudspeakers to sleep a lot. yeah. and to no longer stay in that area. i'm happy to take them to take so long united, which consider it to be one of the main road roads that has been under that is really mandatory control and which also they have set up military at chick points, but these families are unable to safely lead you to the repeated attacks by these

phones and at the same time, due to the lack of say, slice isn't choked as elsewhere in the stripe. but since don't today we're talking about a 12 post an answer, at least being confirmed. i queued so far, especially with the latest risk fuel operation, someplace and rough district to know what else to recall. but victims of police tend palestinians were recovered from these from different locations of drop off by civil defense workers who are unable to effectively operate in the notes of the district. in light of the systematic genocide is taking place. i'm going to might of use that the military operation of the north has been ongoing for a to, for more than 2 months. so far. well, the, the destruction is quite expensive and not devalue right now. the body has been announced by the military to be completely collapsed, but also invite law. yeah. which had been witnessing some sort of growing concentration by the use where the military, specifically that the military ration from the past couple days have been

intensifying and flashed muscle partition are still taking place. the rest of williams are coating the grip of the cost of fire. we'd post parts on the ground and we have an incredibly denied that by using humanitarian mississippi's, including few access to workers supplies. and you know, amount a quote with some of them have been killed also while they were searching for food in order to feed the children. unlike the situation and the central area, these people are living one of the west periods of the will in comparison with the initial months of this term. besides, we've just talked to sally a back in october, the 7th. the 213 and many, many, many thanks. for that, talk about doing that for us into your all by so has a on algebra judges in the full trial of opinion on vietnam say they see no reason to drop her death penalties send the

i had a lot of as a weather remains very unsettled, across much of europe with things have turned cold with some west to add more wintery features. some of those have sparked a warnings down in the south that submitted to writing, and it seemed west of the weather. on wednesday we still got those and a lot south for greece, the thunderstorms with some very heavy rain. you can see the heavy rain extends across into it to be touching down into north of africa as well. across most central areas. it is quieter with wintery features across the out of the black sea area, what it remains very wet, some of that rain slipping in to take here. we'll see more of the way of winter weather as well. developing across the northeast remains rot a gray and gloomy and bitterly cold across scan today, the much worn away of sunshine and settled weather for spain and portugal,

at least on wednesday. but my so, so you can see that found a very heavy rain moving across bruce and an island touching down into front some of that coming into northern parts of spain as well. but as a very heavy rain, we could see some storms and some wintery features of full griffin, reuben areas of scotland and yellow warnings for ice and wind. and you can see that winter weather working its way into norway on 1st day. i as the, i'm the like of odds and the sort of india to find out how a tiny bass in this case, gross and extensive mining operations to a scan. corona virus, west across the world with devastating attacks. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife place. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the world's most threatened animals and joined the call

for an end to the global walls, life space, or drive on algebra. the . the watching out there on line to fall a top stories this our opposition policies in south korea have submitted a motion to impeach the president. eunice appeal has been on the growing pressure to resign off abruptly imposing martial low lights on. choose say, i need to lift it now. slight essential garza is ready for as us have attacked. so you in run school in the out the rest refuge account, at least one person was killed, several others injured. when an as strongly kid 10, some schools cool jobs and come all add one hospital. his again,

the target on is where i need to read and as try singles and all that. the hospital director says is where the drones dropped palms filled with shrapnel. free medical stones have been injured and one remains in critical condition. so you are in a position forced to say that advancing in government held territory and have seized control of several towns in the north western home of provence. the possession sizes was seen firing on syria and all the positions near hama city. the military helps by russian forces has responded to the advances with thousands of strides, sent him concealed, who has moved from the tech. he has voted with syria. this fight to slow down and the pay cecilia now position on the battlefields continues to discern. so if i've rational for a some led by the position infections as it had saw her also is heading towards homeless city center. they are in control of eastern and western hama, countryside,

and apparently, according to the ex versus the fence lines in the countryside in the vicinity, as of hama is about to merely collapse. if everything goes like this, if the fence lines collapse as its collapse and all that though, it will not be long that the syrian opposition may gain control of the city of palmer. on the other hand, another phone, the 3rd formed, was opened on tuesday and the eastern side of the resort. the syrian democratic forces, the umbrella group, led by the curtis rebels and fight syria captured 7 villages at around they resort . and they are trying to stop the syrian government forces, and this issue i back militias and moving it, moving to is to their own territory the on the other side, diploma suffert's continue about the battle ground is very active. everything is fluids and con, circle in on it, and it has been a slide by the regime,

and it's allies seen on for solar. elda 0 hot tie on to kids, syria border made by rom, is a communications adviser for the middle east and north africa. the norwegian refugee council, he says he monitoring aid has reduced drastically in syria. i'm time when it's never been more vital. if you look at the humanitarian assistance to see that has been shrinking over the is that's a k. the last is $3.00 to $4.00 is we have of course as collectively as a human instead of community. now the receive less funding for, for syria, it's only 30 percent of the total size needed the total needs in the country. of course, access has been a lot to be suspended and most of and jose uh, working in areas that are witnessing fighting and entering security have had to suspend the operations except for some very critical life. saving almost

uh, support to the heating for winter is going to be a massive challenge. of course inflation, which is already being recorded and prices like color pool. i've spoken to people who told me that the prices of sugar and, and rice has doubled even more than doubles the, you know, the electricity supply goal to supply it's, it's, it's an avalon shift of the challenges. and don't forget what's happening comes on the back of the also mass displacement crisis from from left and on the way i lebanese and the syrians have, you know, uh, pulls into syria fling the is really bombardment. uh, you know, many of them are still the. so is a crisis unfolds and you know, an individual is so many challenges having home has the keys to israel, of repeatedly validating the ceasefire since it went into effect. a week ago. the south of the country is seen the largest amounts involved in,

but even in the capital residents say they can, he is really attacked drugs, whole bring, i've had it nights, same as one of the reports, not from favorites. somehow lebanese people trying to rebuild beyond the politics and the fighting co, more or piece. some of the things remain the same. the people need their coffee. but 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 out there on the verge, him, the commercial pound was located to these rate. the enemy believes that if it destroys the buildings, will change our opinions 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 closing 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 i wanna get a little money in the here, even though my house is uninhabitable, i choose to drink coffee over the rubble. if this place on the spot, the awful smell left by these 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 man power to get this community back to the way it was before the war. but the bombings were devastated. israel's missile strikes were massive and wide spread,

and the road ahead is very long. as well as leadership was decimated during the war . with a pause on all that fighting it is shifting the focus back to public services. a coordination center for clean up crews to pull his volunteers, armed with bruce gloves and matched clear roads, 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 a slit, 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 with palestine, we never left them. there are other people also, we will always support them under another. do some go by there. there may be a ceasefire here. they say that there is still a genocide. there is a bus for avi l g 0. they route to georgia. now, with demonstrations in the capital, subleasing continued for

a 6 nice police was sent out in large numbers, declared the protest as using 2 gas and water cannon. but demonstrates as an angry about the government decisions and delay talks on joining the european union to meet you met vanco reports now from the purchase, introducing nighttime into the lease has become anything but quiet protest as governor near the parliament building over the government's decision to freeze b u membership towards 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, clickable heeds a, has accused opposition parties of trying to organize a revolution like ukraine's more than a decade ago and keeps my done square. so the time to organize the,

my done george's already over what's called everybody, to keep quiet, let's say. and to keep peace and this kind of thing. so we are responsible for the kind of whatever the, the 3rd of the piece in the sense 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 gas. we are in the, in the very center of the laser where it's impossible to being without a mouse because this whole area gets to your desk every 5 minutes. so as 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 flying. so is i go really upfront to bridge it to i guess capsule and you just have to push it down with your hand and tried to shake. you tell us the political crisis deepens. demonstrate to say they will not leave until this change. hello job. well. 7 decides that every night till 5 the the most my reason we do what we can to really see is that a stalemate, the opposition once a new election, but the government says it will not negotiate. to meet you maybe didn't go out to 0 to police. see if it and then these causes of hell of a death sentence if a 1000000000 of real estate tycoon behind the country's biggest bank fraud strong, my line had appealed against the wording, but you'll just say a crimes carry serious consequences. they also say they see no reason to reduce

a penalty for embezzlement and bribery. patrick stone, faced in silence from my land set awaiting the appeals court verdict on her death sentence. in april, she was found guilty of embezzling more than $12000000000.00 through side going 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 spend her life. but judges rule the scan of the time was too big. edited road at people's trusts, 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 a legally issued funds with you.