in infrastructure, your work you'll see should say this, since this is a crucial step in addressing demographic challenges within the country of ravages, but use of corruption and mismanagement, which remains on kia if these efforts would prove beneficial for the communities. the protest as much through central sol. angry at the attempt by south korea's president to impose marshall more the frontal mccrae. this is l g 0. live from dog. ha. also coming up. what position policies move to impeach you and so kill is defense minister office has resignation and is really trying to attack and they are food distribution points and central cancer kills at least 5 children

and reports the syrian government forces have launched account offensive against opposition. foxes, now hama, the . we begin in south korea with protests as of march through the capital, sol, demanding the presidents resignation as follows. the short lived state of martial law, which young suki all abruptly imposed blaze on, choose day, only to lift it out, his lights off the palm, invited to reject the decree. civil society groups in g o. z and trade unions are cooling the charges of treason to be brought against june. the reports of demonstrations who headed towards the presidential office have since been dispersed earlier, the opposition submitted a motion to parliament to impeach president june. it's expected to be put to the vote in the coming dies. deposit requires

a 2 thirds majority and the approval of 6 of the countries. 9 constitutional court justices roughly probably begins our coverage from solve from crisis to celebration. in a matter of hours, south koreans pulled onto the streets of to the presidency. and so the old back down reversing his decision to impose marshall you and had cooled down the military just was earlier accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and to states activities sweeping restrictions included binding political activities controlling media and threatening arrests without warrants but politicians including those from the president's own potty foot back forcing troops to withdrawal from around the national assembly as you and said he would comply with parliament's decision. now opposition politicians have introduced

a bill cooling for the president to be impeached. they will try marshall again off to the 1st failure. when that time comes we, the citizens, along with our lawmakers, will step forward and fight to ensure victory, opposition politicians. i've also called for you to be charged with treason, president, to you. so if you all took the unprecedented step of imposing marshall, no, he said to tackle policies that were ranged against him, stopping him from governing a day on with wide spread opposition to that ill fated move. he is now certainly under siege and fighting for his political survival. this jo down is one of the most severe tests of south korea is institutions since it transition to democracy for military rule decades ago. and for many south koreans, it stood memories of previous political crises,

often played out with mass demonstrations of people power on the streets. mcbride, i'll just say era. so, so we're going to go to child stress that who is in soul for us now. and we just, or, and rolled story, the a huge, huge numbers of protest isn't the head thing reports that some demonstrate is that we're heading towards the presidential palace of event shipping uh, moved on up and dispersed to yes, our understanding is the majority of those large purchase that we saw earlier today in into this evening have of now dissipated. that was a launch kindly vigil, reminiscent of one that was held in 2017 and led to the impeachment of the then president. there was also a very large, a purchase around the national assembly building. it's really important to recognize that south koreans are very proud all the journey along the,

the democracy pos if you like. and they are very angry. indeed, schultz, by this the time to buy president used to impose marshall and there's no sign that there's going to be any laptop whatsoever. as this push for an impeachment goes forward. the goals go for more protests in the days to come. and it's pretty much an indication that certainly according to analysts and the general mood on the streets that the president's political career. indeed his position as the leader of these country this evening is very much on the brake and not helping him. the defense minister has just offered his resignation. the prison really is becoming increasingly isolated now isn't a that's right. yes. the defense minister offered his his resignation. this is somebody who is being very close to president you over the things obviously seen as being very instrumental in the the attempts

to impose mile shall lower over the last 24 hours. also no response as to whether that resignation has been accepted as robust reporting that in, in, in that package. busy of being divisions in the ruling policy itself. indeed, the leader of the ruling policy was actually cooling as cold for the resignation can of the anti uh, cabinet. and this bear in mind that president humans popularity was very low. anyway, a recent poll put to give him a popular energy raising of avenue around the 20 percent. he suffered massively always policy suffered massively huge losses in april parliamentary elections. indeed, when he was voted in japan ally, and in 2022 the any one that election by a motion of on the one percent he has since then being criticized to being heavy

handed with members of the previous administration, cushing for investigations and involving the public prosecute uh those things have been denied that pushes being denied so far. his wife is also being under a lot of scrutiny as well. allocations made against her that she tried to manipulate the, the stall stock market. and again, he gets vetoed any kind of star investigation into those kind of allocation surveys . popularity was pretty much of an old, so i'm low anyway. and this attempts to impose marshall as the pictures of those demonstration show. an indication that he, his political career is, is really very much at risk as we go into the early hours of wednesday morning. it's been a remarkable 24 hours with much more to come. clearly this child strengthened for us that and so or the

central gaza where at least 5 children had been killed in n as riley trying to attack. and alumnis arrived, refugee camp nearby and estrada kitty un run school in the ovaries. camp killing a pillow, cindy and medic, and enjoying several others. at least 15 tents and the schools courtyard was destroyed by 5 saving families without shelter. stephanie deca, as the licensed child after child is rushed to hospital. these still have some hope surviving, but at least 5 children were killed then is really a talk on the new serrato refuge account. that was done that he was killed by his rarely during strike. he was killed and his sisters and they came a, they were waiting for me at the doorstep. they called punish will lose responsible the us and israel, the bullets of this innocent boy and thousands of other innocent children are on

their hands. the ship, he was with his daughter around the corner, sitting and playing peacefully. all of a sudden they were hit by his ready draw him aside. i ran out to see all the children lying on the ground. my daughter was critically injured. she's in the i. c, u and my son was killed. oh god, this is the norm now. a never ending cycles of killing and so called safe zones that are anything, but i don't know most of the guy we were told this is a safe zone. so we put up more than $100.00 tense, sheltering hundreds of families in this area dedicated to the displaced citizens. all of a sudden these really will play and started a carpet bomb the entire area. where can we go? home is we destroyed our children were killed, those still surviving a mentally wrecked and stopping to death. tell us what to do, where to go. all the cries for help for

a ceasefire. for an end to the horror. continue to go on on 3rd, stephanie decker. o g 0 according to the united nations, at least 1900000 people in guns around 90 percent of its population. homeless inside the strip. 9 out of 10 displaced individuals who are living in deteriorating tents and make sure if shelter is lacking protection from the ryan and cold on the 23 percent of when to critical needs have been met, leaving many without warm clothing bidding on means of heating, evacuation, orders issued by as well now kind of a 79 percent of gaza pushing people into increasingly over crowded and unsafe conditions. more than 415000 people are being forced to take shelter in more than one hundreds under a schools across the strip. so i'm shut off shell is the director of the palestinian non governmental organizations network. he says the winter with

a has listened to the conditions for displaced palestinians and gaza to describe the situation in gaza strip. the went to good things, very complicated for tens of thousands of families. manual home staying going about a $100000.00 things which over dozens to buy. all. so i kind of describe these things as intense, these kind of pieces of plastic and the clause which cover these spaces. which of the these tense there is a family's consistent off of those children and friends, women, patients, people this opportunity and just people what evacuated from the rest of these hospitals to be sense and sometimes to be smoked. and sometimes we do is we have about 10 to 15 people who are staying inside few months ago. we look of the

width of becoming went and now we are passing through these reign of what the flooding do really thousands of pass flooded. and so many of these dense damage due to the best way. and now the most of these founder has been denied in gold. there's nothing to cover. the spot is week by this . what suffering from swimming and go no clothes, no blankets. and the 2 guys are sitting in order to provide these to be with the need business assistance. syrian government forces have launched a counter offensive against the opposition fighters. now, hama, that's according to a syrian rule. monitor the opposition forces earlier announced i had seized control of several towns in the northwest and home, a province. they was seen firing on the syrian army positions. now i'm assessing

the military helped by russian forces has responded to their advances with thousands of ass strides. the russian foreign ministry has condemned the attacks file position. fines is describing them as terrorist groups and re offends rushes support to the regime. soon clearly it has more from northern syria. i am in front of me not military air base intel re fox city. the airport, the military base was taken by the us in a syrian national army fighters from the curtis rebels a few days ago. a current dates and readings because this military base has exchange 10 minutes on that. it's a very strategic one. both ford and the curtis rebels, the opposition and the syrian military behind me are the syrian rebels who have under the umbrella o. as in a, in that we formerly known as the free syrian army, they are very happy to have this operation let by. they have suffered, oh,

so they are happy that i left voice, taken by some of the commanders that i have spoken to. it were from hama from 11 to some of them were able to return home to see the families. some of them didn't have any chance, as they are on the battle ground. they say they will enter inside hama, they will get home off from the syrian government. and their next target was the mascot. all physician fighters are gaining evincing territory in syria. to solo elda 0. the fat, northern northwest, and syria of the steven headed men, is a professor of middle east studies at smith college, and the full, the director of the united states institute of pieces syria program. he says that the syrian government forces seem unable to reverse the current trends in the funding or to significantly contain these offensive as by the opposition. in our sense is that even though the regime has begun to put the pieces in place to try to

stem the advances of the opposition in western syria and in, in the outskirts of hama city, the momentum very much remains with the opposition. we continue to hear about significant gains on the part of the opposition and strategically important villages on the outskirts of hama, it does seem as if the regime has been able to retake some villages that were briefly held by the opposition. but it seems to me that overall, what we're seeing our continued gains by the opposition and continued weakness and this organization low moral on the part of the regime forces. it seems to be that the regime is sufficiently weekend that its focus now is on holding ground. it's hard to know what the, what the tipping point would be that would cause the collapse of the regime. but i think if the opposition were to take hama and were successful in advancing toward

home sweet, we could expect a couple of things to occur. one is that the level of resistance by pro raising forces would escalate dramatically. because as the opposition would move south from how much it would be entering the heartland of the regime, support and it would confront not only the organized forces of the regime, but the large numbers of informal militias that were important to the regime success. earlier in the civil war. and so i think we have to take the, the oppositions, objectives of moving smoothly from home to home, sent on to damascus with a grain of salt. the you in says at least 50000 people have been forced to leave their homes because of the recent fighting. among them. a thousands of kids who flip the funding of that live out with nearby villages. hundreds of families traveled over 200 kilometers east towards rock of city. some have sit up tens in the town of talk, bye. know collection has this update from i live by this residential area as the

civilian locations in the off position held a areas in syria or with missing massive development in the last few days as this year with g more plays have been hoover and go over the skies of a lib city. it's countryside. i live with city and east countryside, causing massive destruction in a residential neighborhoods in the city ofa as live and directly targeting vital areas such as hospitals and the city of the lib. there's nothing in the destruction of over 4 hospitals. one of them was a maternity hospital in the city, and even the city of a live both or place has been over. and over this guys over i look for the last 48 hours. also targeting a, a residential areas and zones. and as you can see behind me, we're here in the city of a little, a civilian the jobs are here. and uh,

this is uh, this is for so how is the score uh, the squared goes to the end of the most important and vital squares in the city of a live ball with dr. many civilians here in the area. and they still uh few, uh or uh, still uh, living in the state of fear of continuous start using from this year and raging a workplace. and the last to 48 hours, many families actually left the city of a little after the city was targeted by heavier strikes from this year in more places, a targeting mainly targeting hospitals, medical points and residential areas. and they told us that they are eager to return to their city to return to their houses. but the via are off continuous targeting from the syrian a soon read you more,

please prevent them from returning to their homes. and the homeless facility hit here on the al jazeera and other not of protests in georgia. the prime minister accuse us the old position of attempting a revolution. the hard hit came in to be used. cookie interim, head full for us, which is pretty much an electrical terms. now, i didn't say that that would be for 40 years and facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times. but so it's not just $1.00 price is up via the story on talk to how does era the the

in the solomon islands, the deadly legacy of world war 2, remain on the low. why displaced it and it exploded it. now i do this, see, they are literally the sense of taking the time on the 101 east meets the solomon islands, some tundra escape a war that ended decades ago. on, on the the,

you watching, you'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the ssl is thousands of protesters of mazda and the capitol sold, demanding the president's resignation, civil society groups, and g. o. as in trade, unions also cooling the charges of treason to be brought against you and so killed the faces impeachment proceedings, and the coming dies and central accounts, or at least 5 children had been killed in n, is rarely trying to tack on illness worth were t g ken this, try kids need food, distribution points and to house to georgia. now we had demonstrations in the capital to place the have continued for another nice police. were deployed in large numbers to clear the protest as using tear gas and water cannon. the demonstrators are angry about a government decision to delay talks on joining the european union. dimitri method in kind of reports from the protests and simply say, the night time instability has become anything but quiet

protest as gather near the parliament building over the government's decision to freeze e u membership tools. it's been almost a week of the protest might lead process and simply say 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 clicker, but he's 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 jordan's already over i would call everybody to keep quiet. let's say and to keep peace and this kind of thing. so we are responsible for the kind of shoot over but 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

volleys of t. a gas grenades. the clashes happen in waves with protest as shooting fireworks and retreating when police 5 t a gas. we are in the, in the very center of the laser where it's impossible to be without a mass because 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 prepare those last long here. but some protest is 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 get it to you, 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 age to the job. but besides that,

every night till 5 the the most my reason for all of us we do. 2 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. it's policing for the pains, vice presidents are the tell us how you is facing a 2nd and peach minutes. complaints out. the emotion was filed. so i think the trial of public trust to today is being investigated. village misuse of government funds and could be charged with threatening to assess the night president for a non macos junior. below has the details from manila 75 representatives from a range of activists and political groups filed a 2nd impeachment complaint against vice president 7 to turn to the state to turn to has betrayed the trust of filipinos, including more than 31000000 who voted for her in 2022. she continues to evade

questions about how she spent public bytes. we base our options on the fact that they've been presented so far, anything it is in the best interest of the 15 people that we are able to hold accountable officials to, to some uses officials, a piece of corruption in other misdeeds, president for them. and marcus junior has said he's not in favor of impeaching the 3rd to israel side on the house. if the side on the senate is we just pick up all of them and for not for one, for nothing. for 3 legislators have endorsed the latest impeachment complaint. i don't believe that any decent process because somebody's of value because it is so that shouldn't even be and don't wanna say push on. it shouldn't be by the house. outside an indignant crowd demanded the vice president be removed from office. the house of representatives is dominated by allies. the president, craig, and marcus, junior members of congress have been investigating the possible misuse of more than

$10000000.00 of discretionary government funds by vice president. for the 3rd day, now, they'll be deciding the piece and complaints are going to trial in the senate marcus and a 3rd. they have been at odds over key policy since last year. but the feud escalated last month. when did 30 said at that online news conference that she'd contracted and assess it to kill marcus, the 1st lady in the speaker of the house in the event she herself gets assassinated . ford is one of 2 dozen alleged crimes listed in the 1st impeachment complaint. some politicians say it's important, they're investigated because these are very unbecoming, and these are actually betrayal of public trust, because these are also high crimes. on top of the emotions to impeach her, to take would also be facing criminal charges for the assassination threat. and she's also being sued by police over and the alleged assault during an altercation

at a military hospital to try to says the statements she made about marcus was, quote, maliciously taken out of context of that, they said it's fine to below algebra. many light came down, the mexico to bodies have been discovered in the wreckage of a car explosion in the state of sinaloa, it comes as violence escalades between 2 main factions of this and the law. i can't tell a powerful criminal group. hundreds of people have died since the power struggle broke out in september. cuba says this national electricity grid has collapsed following the failure of the islands largest power plants. 10000000 people without electricity, several black counts have had q that's over the past 2 months and mid fuel shortages and harkins, the country has been under us sanctions for 62 years, making it difficult to import spit posts to repair as dilapidated power. chris, britain and cuts are going to sign a memorandum of understanding to promote cooperation and financial services. the agreement is being signs during

a 2 day state visit to prison by count 1000 men. she liked him and been model funny . he has met with the british royal family and as you to hold folks with prime minister care stomach shortly. well, that's it. somebody told me to crate. the news continues out to talk to l. just hear it, which is coming up next. stay with us. the hell that was out in south asia with the good news is that the skies have a logic here to cause the south of india, but the grounds remain very wet. that's after a fly code lost its way across from east to west. it's not pulled out to see while the remains of that system have behind that we've got a legacy of showers with the rain is an as heavy the wrong a warnings out at least was at the end of the week for much of india and sure lanka

there's a lot of rooms lingering around the west coast with them by se temperatures pushed towards the mid keys. it's also room for the north of this for southern pops of pockets. don, hello, but cooler, however, across the north of pakistan and into northern india was some improvements to the quality in new delhi was the a rash or shower is a kickoff in the northeast for baton, and the pool with the temperature coming down and kept my do 19 degrees that on friday. now temperatures will push up slightly across the north of china as we move to east asia and the korean peninsula as well on thursday, but they'll be dipping right back down on friday as another wintry blast moves its way further east, and that will bring some snow and wintery features to japan on friday the, the,

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