with hampshire, currently available in southern africa is that most of these temperatures are well below average because you see a lot of rain recently. this is the satellite picture. these white tops represents a line of rabbits assistance, thunderstorms producing heavy right and therefore flooding in the capital of pop swamp. this is one results, in fact there was also actually running through the streets of the city itself. now the rain hasn't necessarily stopped immediately. it's moved away, but it might just go back. that line extend to the i'm going to think is beyond this, where you from thought swan a bit down to the east of the. so to invited reading a 100 minute basis was typical of this sort of full. now those channels are moving for the rest of the north and eastern cape, approved to in southern mos on peak has issued a warning off the potential for heavy right in the same is true that northeast and farther south africa. but for the immediate future, this lot extend size and it's heavy. a slide here now the 0 use of gills becomes the 1st sitting presidents and soft credit to appear in criminal funds on how many mexico where a new report from human rights sports says that no,

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supports, the humanitarian catastrophe. here were only deepest with details coverage. nearly 10000 palestinians remain in prison fires real said potentially thousands more disappeared from gaza from the heart of the story, the entire city of the tunnel and doesn't have any 3 tional health specific people have to get out of the city. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out a reminder about some stories. and the white house is the g president of incidents

due to rain and criticism of the us as it works to negotiate events of or you think it comes off to lensky, hit back at you as president donald trump, who called them the dictates of he was back in the crating lead saying he was elected and free for democratic elections. the parties are, for, is really chatting to his release from guns, rough ongoing forensic examination to the tenant says they would kill flies really strikes during the war with joining me here in the studio is not a saloon at houston, assistant professor in critical security studies are the 200 seats for graduate studies, good to have you with us. so all eyes on this big meeting in re add of course, and in talking about the governance of future garza, you know, once it sees far is there is, is done invested. what happens in gauze, and then the idea is that how much would not be involved and not governments. can you see that situation appealing to how much?

well, how much seems to be very pragmatic about the day after. and they, they understand that they cannot be part of the governing body immediately after the whatever happens and goes a. but i'll be same time they want to be part of the part of the negotiations, of the formations of any government and does that. so what i see here is probably not going to go, sions, go in this way, that what you know, these are really side. they want to come us out of the picture altogether. they want them without arms, they want them all outside the political arena. but then how about us, as we have seen over the last few weeks, that it is part and parcel of the solutions on the ground. and they've said that they will probably grow, continue to grow. yeah. and they have obviously that they have support on the ground on their command and control is still intact. and they're capable of hand them back to the hostages and the bodies. and the, you know, the old,

this organization. so how, how to mitigate this? i think this is, would be negotiated. sions would be tough because the is a really side they, they want them out for sure altogether. how much does what want to do that? so probably there will be a middle ground to all of this, but it does that middle ground include a mass without arms. can you see that? probably they wouldn't be there, but not under the same title. know in the front seat. they might be in the back seat because even the policy, you know, the other personally infections, even those who have relatively good relations with israel like that. the other organizations, they understand that it's not going to be easy to govern. because a, if they side line how much altogether because you know, the and try if you like, um, follow, seen in the, for us is out there and they could, you know, i don't think anybody in, in the posting in political arena, wants to see and try or, you know,

a posting and posting and confident. how do you see the governance of gaza establish itself if a mass on directly involved in that what will form who will form the component parts? well, i think it's a little bit too early to talk about this. what we're looking at now is this sort of thing they'd like to be talking about as they are a women days. they would be definitely late. but when we are looking at now is, and this is the rest of the, of egypt and joy didn't. and even so the idea that does that has been destroyed. it has been levels down. so what they want to see now is the recall destruction of gaza. and obviously in time they want to see how much out of the picture they want to see how much weak. now, what is in the middle in the middle is that i think in the, in the immediate future, we will see how i'm us out of the picture. i think that are problematic about it. you can, you can hear the best in the rhetoric, but at the same time they don't want to give up on um, on their roles and the posts in the bigger posting issue. because they don't see

the, they don't see the conflict and war with the, with israel's, as the main property more the see is there are root causes for the policy, an issue. the root cause is for 7th of october, this is their project. so i think they want to be there, there wouldn't be part of the governance, it was a future does a, but i be of this point in time. they want to reconstruct guys and they want to alleviate the humanitarian. the price is we know a little bit about because, you know, we don't know everything. and many a journalist on the, on the probably, i know that israel has been pushing all uh, everybody away. mm hm. they select a few to, to have the men. so i think in the coming weeks we would uh understand more about the level of disruption and go so okay, i me to sleep. correct. have you ever since appreciate that? thank as well for a ministers from the g. 20 countries and media in south africa. although the us

extra states might be that the impacts of the trouble administration on the group and other international parties is likely to dominate the meeting. the group of 20 o g 20 is comprised of the world's largest economies, 19 nations and the european union established in 1999 in response to the asian financial crisis. it evolved from a meeting of finance ministers in central bank governors into an annual summit of lead is the block accounts for 80 percent of global g d, p and 75 percent of international trade. it also seems to ensure international financial stability, tyco climate change and advance sustainable development initiatives. leadership of the g 20 will transition from south africa to the united states. that's due to host to summit in 2026. it's an offer. mike got a report from jazz. i had an opening we thing g 20 summit organizes outlined the agenda. numerous working groups discussing topics ranging from trade to climate

change all under the umbrella slogan, solidarity equality and sustainability. but there's a clearing a mission among the guess. us secretary of state, marco rubio, will not be present. white caught in the event to protest what the trump administration wrongly says, a plans by the south african government to seize land from white farm is the sanction formalized one of the many executive orders signed by president donald trump. in the last month, it's titled addressing egregious actions of the republic of south that terrible things are happening. and the terrible thing in the state of the nation addressed the south african president to the message of his own without mentioning trumps named. we assault africans, resilient people, and we will not be bullied. we want to speak with one voice in defense of our national interest. president sir,

will run the post that will deliver the opening address. and in this past the 20 meeting on the african continent, he's expected to focus on narrowing the gap between the global north and south side . africa is always wanting to put the africa agenda on the agenda. and it's about yes, we need our independence. we need our sovereignty, we need to make our own decisions, but we are in a globalized world. we have to interact with each other. it's a message at odds with the us administration. that is creating a policy rooted in the principal up america. this organizes here all elements that the absence of a high level us delegation will not impact the proceedings of this gathering. they point out to that the us will be represented as a cabinet level at the g 20 foreign ministers meeting in cape town next week. it would appear that this apparent slighting off this gathering by the us is aimed

more at south africa, then the g 20 as a whole. the question, not on the agenda, but in the well president trump a 10 the hits of state meeting late to the c a when south africa hands over the g 20 presidency to the united states by kind of out is there a johannes bug but foreign policy will play an important role when votes is in germany, goes to the polls that's on sunday. as since the end of the 2nd world war, defense spending has been diverted into other areas in what was known as the peace dividend for the war and ukraine and coles by us. president donald trump, for europe to increase defense spending a changing over so many k and has this report now from a gentleman of slicing vehicles on the news is endlessly wayne. yeah. they're a public show of the countries commitments, and they says eastern flank pots of, of 5000 strong brigade in the baltic states. when russia invaded ukraine shots, that order shots responded with record funding to boost the on forces. the

$125000000000.00 investment helped to push defense spending to 2 percent of g d p. a key may so target, but the trump white has once you repeat in countries to spend more much more. and that is annoyed ministers in berlin for the 2 of us for this of our it will be very important for future of you up, but we enable everybody to do what is necessary for them. and based respect. it's very good because of very careful debates has now begun. as i said, in my view, jimmy can accept allowing member states to spend more than 2 percent on the defense . and broadly speaking, the christy and democratic lead, a freed reach mount shares this year, but he's also said he's deeply pessimistic about the prospects for ukraine following the us decision to exclude the you from talks with russia about ending the war. the us presidents, a gender on trades target is another priority for the next german government. it's also, most is, and pharmaceutical sectors,

all particularly exposed. taken together, the 2 generated $38000000000.00 in exports to the us in 2023. the steel industry is also coming to terms with re imposed terrace, which could lead to dropping out to put here too. broadly speaking, shots and maps have a similar view. do you think that the gets xact isn't? most of the things trump is saying now i'm not new, he's talked about them again and again, there are considerable concerns on this side of the atlantic about what is still to come. this makes it all the more important that we are as united as possible and react didn't ok argue in the united states as being a guarantor of security in europe for almost 80 years. it's military and trade presents helping provide conditions for prosperity. now both of those are in question, meaning who ever leads the next government will face immediate, difficult, foreign policy questions?

dominant cane al jazeera at the german shots 3 rights rates of raise concerns about the safety of migrants deported from the us to panama, that being detained. in the hotel in panama city, and the shelter in the dangers darted in jungle region on the border with columbia summit from countries are refused to accept deportation. flights from america, panama, as governments is agreed to take them in and organize every punch ration, migration, lloyd, se sending them home could be dangerous. what do you mean, kelly on that has more now from mexico switching. the conversation has shifted in panama to the legality of what's going on. there's. 5 some 300 people who are now detained in this country where they have committed no crime. and there seems to be no legal roadmap to what comes next for them. which has, of course, prompted a civil organizations to point out the fact that this is in flagrant violation of several international and national laws in panama. the security minister of the

country has said that these people aren't detained, that in fact, they're just being held in order to protect them from potential human smugglers. that map may want to take advantage of them. and i think what we're seeing here right now is uh, the initial fallout of these agreements that the trumpets and administration has made with several countries in central america, which includes um, what am i la costa rica, i know salvador during a recent visit by us secretary of state, marco rubio was announced that all of these countries would take bag deportees not only of their own nationalities, but rather, you know, deep ortiz from all different nationalities. and there was no legal roadmap. there was no more further explanation as to how this process would work. what would happen as we're seeing right now in the case of panama, with people that simply refused to voluntarily go back to their own countries, citing security concerns? would they remain detained? would they be offered asylum in the country that they arriving now today?

it's panama, but certainly in the coming days and weeks if, if these flights continue, i think we'll be seeing several similar confusion taking place in these countries as well. julia got the, i know how to 0 mexico city, so it makes it go, how does one of the highest motor rates in the world, but now a new reports, just 9 out of 10 killings go unpunished. human rights, what it says, victims of the families on neglected by an ineffective criminal justice system show at home and reports from mexico city. i know the pasquale son, we show that in the street the minimum she wanted was justice in mexico. that's a lot to us. asia knowing out of 10 murders in the country go on punished. so as a new report from human rights watch. ok for you to the table is now part of the

statistic. go to the show your. i thought if they the sergeant, why don't they come? but they concluded with the criminals, they don't take you into account. they only did when i investigated myself. the trow from a table's mode has been postponed. 14 times state prosecutor offices, we deal with the majority of mexico's homicides piling up. he actually spent 2 years traveling around the interview and prosecute this problem. he found huge problems, really basic things like extremely high workloads. there are prosecutors who are responsible for hundreds of cases at once, and a lack of basic resources and training. many of the crime scene technicians that we spoke to tells us that they aren't provided with basic materials that they need to go out and respond to a crime scene. rather than focusing on fixing that, successive mexican governments have gone down a different road,

sending soldiers onto the streets to stop crime. it's visible and then effective off the 20 years of it. the violence goes on last month, yochi, why the authorities don't change track fries. some of the challenges that criminal justice operators across the country face are not very sexy. for example, many prosecutors and investigated police officers don't have gas to put in their cars to be able to drive to and from crime scenes. the politicians like to present things like using an a computer model or something to determine how to investigate crimes which sounds like a great solution. but a lot of the solutions here really are very basic things. we also the government for their response to the report at the time of filing these pace. they had an onset without those basic, not some bolts,

the human rights which report betrays of broken criminal justice system. with people like pasquale assembly, see a quote in the wreck. this is where they go to the mr. b, joan home and how does it a mix closer to the head here announces your gospel. and we'll hear from both of us and kind of a head of the re, much of the full nations focus the

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the for you and so killed has become the 1st sitting president of south korea to appear in court in a criminal case. he's been charged with instruction for declaring martial last year that led to his impeachment for mcbride reports now from so when i made heavy security impeach, president to you and scipio was brought to sol central district court for the 1st hearing of this landmark criminal case, it follows use declaration of martial law allows us to send, but which was quickly lifted off, the members of the besieged national assembly voted to have attended you and has argued it was meant more as a warning to opposition parties. so he says was stuffing in from governing teacher and all of us talk about who ordered floss and who received one orders. it feels like chasing the moonlight, reflections on the lake. the quote also heard

a motion from hughes lloyd is by his release from the detention center where he's been held since his arrest last month. i believe it has been explained that the current detention is no legal confinement, and that the grounds for detention have ceased to exist. the scots of this criminal case comes as the constitutional colt on the other side of soul, is wrapping up. it's he rings into humans impeachment to the side if he should be removed from office. as this drawer is playing out in the cold, the country remains in a kind of political and diplomatic limbo, the acting president joe sighing. mock has not yet even spoken on the phone with president donald trump. the leader of south korea is most important to highlight at the time when the u. s. is threatening tyrus on steel, cause and semi conducted chips. some of south korea is most important textbooks from mcbride, i'll just say era. so to disclose this quote is based off big. thank you very much for most spanish football federation prism clinic. so to be honest, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting

a female plan splittings high court has ordered him to pay a fine of just over $10000.00 for kissing jenny home also without her consent following they will cup when in 2023. but he's been acquitted of collusion, prosecutions had demanded a prison sentence for the office. india is crickets is all playing the opening champions. start the game against bangladesh seemed to buy as india refused to travel, the host country across the stone. and with this one because chose about 1st and was struggling and 35 for 5. but then a huge moment in the attempt to rotate charlotte corrupt a catch which denied a chalk potato, patrick bangladesh recovered toothpaste, 228 with totally redoing the thing. essentially that needs a host of funky saw in the head of a must. we match against india in dubai. on sunday, they were opening best one for her. the mom is out for the rest of the tournaments

. i picked up abdominal muscle injury in the defeat. can you feel like i've got any stones stuff they to and it was on friday against the advocate in karachi. they had been cold for opponents to boy cock matches against the gun. he's done because of the telephones crack down on women's rights in the country. but they, captain says they're only focused on the crickets, the sports man, i, what a job is to play a cricket in the movie, we don't care what's going on outside of the cricket. we only control things in the ground inside the grown. so that's our job. in the we the other things the can not put the as under the bishop security and pop, i said it was a perfect nice as these have tricks. ink right on madrid until the last 16 of the champions league. it was at the expense of 2023 when it's mentioned specifically yourself a bit earlier except for 12 use buffers. food champions, we'd have to keep trailing behind for 16 years,

the in cycle. they play by labor cruise, an o athletic home address next. right. so the each i need to install the tools i was the top score in the champions league last year, but did i when it no, i didn't. i don't care about being the top score. i think the most important thing for me is winning titled, so get a premium. the leaders level who will help to a tool drove. i asked them to give arrivals. also a bit of hope in the title rates of approval trading to one before how much solar is 40 sites open. it sets up trends alex on arnold. the 2nd off, co risk and controls 11 or 8 points cleared the top of the table for the 2nd phase, also have a game in hand to the india and the brawn james most to late shots as the essential this lake is lost to the show of the tulips of the missing the old cell to him. and he was back from injury and produced some eye catching moments house on coast. holding up the head by 3 points. he missed 2 attempts right at the end,

which would have forced over time. charlotte winning this 1197. the top seat alexander is very of was made to fight for replacing the real open coats of finals the gym and rolled up it's. he was up against catholic stones. alexander shift jenco very have one in straight sets, but both of them inside race head through to the last 8 for a test with origin tina's from cisco miss there's been another shop at the w t. a event in do by of to will the one to read the sub link it was eliminated on thursday. second seed iga should be on tank is also out. the poll beasen by russia is anita. i'm going to have a 17 year old becoming the youngest plan to reach the semi finals into by 63, and 63. the score one away. there's a huge hockey game coming up later on thursday and boston, the usa against canada, in the final of the full nations. there was 3 fights and the other thing, 9 seconds, when they miss mason earlier in the tournament,

and it was the americans who we moved just as when is the canadians. we offer revenge. a lot of sports, greatest rivalries, i think were just, uh, focused on playing a hockey game. obviously a big one. so, um, all this stuff going on outside of it. i don't really have too much to say about it . it is a game 7. it's a, it's a winner take all situation here and you know what, that stakes. so i know the intensity of the passion, the, the detail that you know, we have to play with. we're pretty hockey proud country. i think that, you know, people have a lot of pride and hopefully you know, where a team that's represented that well, at this point, hopefully we can go there and find a way to win it for the and we'll end with shots of the new for all ready for me to one call out on track. so the 1st on it was hamilton getting behind the wheel as he gets ready for his 1st season with the theme of the leading the cities you'll be, i mean to deliver for always 1st drive is titles, excuse me, right? and then in 2007. okay, that's a small change with the time being all i have another up that

a little bit later next payday. we'll see you later. thanks for that. like very much. that's it for me. for the most use up, i will talk to a couple minutes and have another offer from you soon see the how does the team from a slow leak draw the big a crowd? why does the irish flag fly size discovery is club. what is it about celtic that has the world over feeling them all, all of texasfootball. with the a pre estimate around the world, the defense who makes level one is temperatures rise due to climate change. morocco is experiencing at the system trunk. send me some easy,

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indigenous knowledge, such as he was, was to be lost. if the limits dies with us, no one gets to carry it. and we all shape the same. the humanity is in a crisis. and as it goes into crisis, so it does mother it. so i hear that one day indigenous people in indigenous tribes will be remembered and will be needed. but they won't be at that moment the is there it receives the bodies of full captives released by him, asked to include those the mother of had to choose the the clock. this is out. is there a life window? how old is it coming out? loud explosions. a heard a key is