the bundle, this guy, witness? oh no, just the food of medical supplies and fuels the hospital stop entering cancer. israel slams the door shot on ultimate materials aid into the street. the front on the right. this is on to 0 line from top. so coming up your pin, live, pos to pace slate is mason longing to discuss. security and support for you. crime . also the unprecedented diplomatic. these austin between presidents, zalinski and president trump in washington. ukrainians find themselves in deep sleep on certified fare and fatigue during sunday. worship and you cry and will report from keith with people wondering if the united states is still there. l i m

a federal job loss has risen access to the united states natural using the explore how best buy or exists recently lost in the national pods. the israel has blocked the entry of old agents, a garza, including desperately needed food, fuel shelter, and medicine. the 1st phase of the cx, 5 deal with a mouse has expired without an agreement on continuing into a 2nd stage on the ground. tell us to me and say they fit a resumption of boil and food shortages, especially during the muslim holy month of ramadan. a mazda is accusing as well of black mile and a violation of the ceasefire agreement, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the decision to hold agents. a garza was coordinated with the trumpet administration,

the trucks carrying essentials, humanitarian. i'd have been lining up at egypt, russell border crossing drive is hoping to deliver food supplies. so they are being blocked and condemning the move them delivered to something good because of what they didn't allow us and then gave us more reasons. gives me a convincing reason. but this fruit is not allowed and why is it bad from entry? this is a what i used to go to bosnia. we were allowed in delivered food into somalia. no one stops me here early. a fence separates or from gaza and the band from entering the center is, are struggling and we need to stand by them and everyone should support them. now we are loading food supplies and they don't want to allow us and as for the decision to nothing low a, this is wrong and it does not. so it's 5 gods. terry, who is in, is in roscoe, southern, gaza, and has the latest on the situation there. of israel has blocked to the entry of

all humanitarian aids into the cause a strip as how most are ridiculous it. the american proposal for an extension, for the 1st phase of the spot agreement now goes to the population to so really facing very drastic humanitarian crisis in gaza as they are trying, just as they are trying to cope with the situation on the ground. we understand that the suspension of a deliveries into the causes trip has led to significant excessive patient in food and food, food situation and food realities that goes along side. also with the affordability, vincent of medicine and other essential supplies into stripe and all the other hand, not only humanitarian 8, where a bound from entering the gaza strip along side also with commercial goods that had led to a significant size and prices in the available commodities. in gaza, leading to imposing further financial burdens on the causes residents for right now

coat. i mean the political demands of home, us and israel. and in top of that there has been a very notable admitted to activity for east very trends. as we can see. it right now, of course this guy of rough city, we are about just over the one kilometer from philadelphia where we do have the presence of the east very occupation forces that have repeatedly targeted civilians during the past 24 hours of home. desolate has israel's reaction for us and jordan's capital amman, she said, because the israeli government and the palestinian authority, his bandages era, from reporting from inside as royal, as well as the occupied west bank. as we know what we've heard from the americans in that they are giving israel, this iron clad support for them to do whatever they see fit, even if it means a return to the fighting. haven't heard from the pop buddies just yet, but the egyptians have been speaking out saying that if there is political will, there should be a face to video calling on both israel and hand us to come to the table to try and

find some sort of agreement calling on all parties to agree to this framework that was brought forward by mediators just a couple of months ago that was signed with the intention of moving forward. and it's worth mentioning that there will be a gathering of arrow foreign ministers in the egyptian capital. this week let's take a look what happens in the 1st phase, although as well did allow some humanitarian into gaza. it was month by repeated violations. is riley strikes, killed thousands of palestinians during this period. these ready military states they approached its forces or into areas in violation of the truce. the delivery of $200000.00 tents was stipulated in the 1st place, but only about 10 percent were allowed in. and none of a promised $60000.00 more about homes with sands and moss is as well as lights. a suspension of 8 is another violation, and the safe spot deliveries was suppose to continue as the sides negotiated the

2nd size, that israel is obliged to allow. and i as an occupying power on the international law when the stuff of of duty is the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he says as well as actions constitute a war crime and it should be sanctioned. they've done this before that there is a ceasefire agreement or not. is it a little blind to allow human to get an aide on too many duty and material to each of the people? those guys which are on the seas and not allowing to whom any day. and 2 guys are not allowing me to kind of material and to guys as much think about a violation, a get a foundation of international and intellectual community and little. it does actually a lot of crime. and more than that, it's an act of collective punishment. i guess 2000000 philistines into the life of most of them. you can imagine what will happen to patients now will need medications and would love to get that they will die. you can imagine what will

happen to newly born children will need oxygen love got it, and they will die. you can imagine what will happen to pregnant women who will not have supplies to support their pregnancy. and you can imagine what will happen to in terms of starvation of template and not everybody else and doesn't. this is a very serious crime. and it is good method to buy a fascist government. but even if we look at the ceasefire agreement is it has violated the agreement every day. the month allowed the $60000.00 public it to the houses that should have entered garza. the does not allowed to 200000 tents that should have it. each garza, the does not allow sufficient amount of humanitarian tax. they violated the agreement by shooting and killing people almost every day. and now that it has to be this one but, but this is very serious violation. and in my opinion, is that i love to stop unless it is encountered with serious measures,

including sections, school, palestinians being sold from their homes and the occupied westbank is, is ready, forces continue to demolish fictions of nor shelves, into car and refugee camps. it's part of broad a, is reading military assaults that affecting more than $40000.00 palestinians into car and governors, the rides and now into the 2nd month with is ready for us is no king and tie a houses down to widen straits on saturday, 11 more families receives demolition notices or the more than a dozen european leaders, a meeting in london for once you've had prime minister kissed on this is a once in a generation moment. present is hosting an international defense summit and it rarely and support for cave. just before the summit, convinced on the announce that the u. k. friends and ukraine,

a working on the c 5 plan of a son that has brought together governments from europe, with latest, from candidate to key and nice. so and the european union, on top of that potential seized by a plan, talks on europe's broad a defense, also being discussed. well, to unpack one of us, we joined once again by out diplomatic is a james base who is live for us in london outside. that may think, obviously we understand it's still ongoing fits. what if anything concrete can we expect to come out of the discussions? this today well, very, very wide ranging conversation. so i think you're going on here because there is really serious concern, probably the worst crisis in transatlantic relations since the foundation of nato. since the end of the 2nd world war,

which is 80 years ago. questions about whether the us really wants any role in europe as defense and serious questions off of that extraordinary meeting in the oval office in front of the television cameras. about what the us is. a view is of the future of ukraine. presidents lensky is here. he's looking to these nations for support and these nation say they are going to give support know they hope i think the u. k, which is sharing this meeting, often wants to be the bridge between the, the, the us and the you that hoping that they can get things back on track. track with trump. that's plan a plan b though can the europe in these other nations goes alone. and support ukraine without the americans. i think the difficulties that clearly because there was some special this things with the us brings. i mean it has the rocket systems miss all

systems. and of course, us intelligence that absolutely vital to the war efforts the time they get, the deal look was on the table before that minerals the whole for the us to take some of the minerals and ukraine to pay for continuing us support in return for a c spot that could be backed up by security guarantees because ukraine says, but what happened in the past? we did a deal with russia all the way back in 1994. when we gave off on nuclear weapons that was breached in 2014, we did a deal to minister a course that they signed with russia, and that was breached 3 years ago and russian bay to do tribes. they won't security guarantees, western nations, the u. k. and from the site potentially they could put troops that this talk about phrase again, the coalition of the willing, but the french and the u. k. also say they won't be us that as a back stop. not sending troops prepared to back any deal. of course that's of

depends on trusting the us i can tell you one thing right now from the ukrainians. i, many of the european countries, there's not a lot of trust tools the us of to what we've seen in recent hours, research days, tense, as we've been discussing central to some of these discussions that the security guarantees for ukraine. we heard that says thomas, say earlier, this is a once in a generation moment. okay. can you just explain, put into context for us. exactly. what does it stake right now? yeah, well, i mean, i think ukraine is saying that we don't trust the russians. they have proven by that actions 3 years ago that they cannot be trusted. we want as if we're going to accept to see spa some way to make sure that c spa is guaranteed. that's why you've got this suggestion being floated and it's certainly nothing concrete yet. maybe

we'll get something more concrete. when these, when these towards the end of that, they could be some source of troops on the ground as a say the, you can from, since just they could be both. but side is something that's a real red flag of the russians. just listen to the russian foreign minister, so good luck, ro the most of the social cost at the end of biden's term in office. there's a new team now that guided by common sense and the direct in saying, we want to stop or was we wants peace and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of them we've got through right now. they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want it as many thousands of them. we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands everything. trump says it is too early. when there is a settlement, you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties, the well,

we're getting some moving behind the inside. some of the limousines are coming back here, some of the cv, so it will take the date. and this is why we think that the meeting release part of the meeting may be coming to an end. and the word we can saying is, we're expecting a news conference at a $1700.00 g m t, that's in 45 minutes. the u. k. prime minister kissed tom and we believe will be answering questions from reporters that we also know that each of these other leaders. and we've got 15 of the leaders here as well as of the, the top officials from european union and from nato. they will be giving a comments to that, ro, national press because he's studied ations comfortable, just traveling with them. so from all of those news conferences and statements, we're expecting to start pretty soon. we'll get a much clear with the to detail very soon on. exactly what's happened behind the scenes, not clear to me whether we can have anything definitive. but i think lots of ideas

of being ad here, apply the various delegations. okay, thanks so much james. know that we will be talking to you very shortly as that meeting wraps up. jim's buys a diplomatic it is that in london, as well, since russia's invasion in february 2022 military aid has poured into you crime the united states has provided nearly $66000000000.00 worth of weapons and ammunition, making it the largest single donor by $527700000000.00 of that came from the us military stockpiles the you and has been besides have provided $50500000000.00 and military assistance training at 73000 ukrainian soldiers. germany provided $13000000000.00 of that and that item tanks and munitions and a defend systems. and the u. k. has given 9800000000 to ukraine, the largest known e. you don't know of military officer the united states. well being good when is upon the prism, the strategic intelligence and investment advisory firm, he says,

well, unity is on the display of the london defense summit funding consensus on the way for the new crime will be difficult as we have to try and see if there is some kind of unity coming out of this because the, your family doesn't know exactly or on the same page here. and not all of them are perhaps committed as much as i saw on the, on my crown. so are they able to produce a list of potential things that could be part of a piece agreement going forward that they could really present to the us to get engaged in the discussions? the idea that european troops are going to be deployed in to ukraine is, is, is, frankly, very unlikely. i think that will not be a trustworthy us back stop. and i don't think european nations when it comes down to it, will be prepared to commit troops for fear of coming into contact somehow even accidentally with russian troops. the other big offering,

which is the money that is being frozen, the 300000000, this frozen across europe. that is a potential, but there will be serious resistance within a lot of the business community that will view drawing down that money is undermining the investment climate in europe. i'm making to europe sort of a toxic location for investment around the world. so i personally favor it, but there will be a lot of resistance from within europe as to us to do that. so that does make it very, very difficult for the or if you need us to come up with something tangible that they can't offer. i would say the findings, but really they have to offer it to the americans fast ukrainian, so hopeful something tangible will come out of the defense, some of the underlying london that i've been fighting russian for 3 years with um, provided launch sleep by the united states and europe, but the disastrous public spat between the elite and you as president donald trump has caused the doubt of america's continued support. so stress, it has this report from case somebody will ship with the sage below demand

cathedral in the ukrainian capital built in the mid 19th century. the fresh goes created by all these items from venice to the church was closed. the decades on the soviet rule of the 3 years since rush is full scale invasion, people are struggling to come to terms with what's happened in the white house between the president and the leader of the most powerful allies. on the years we had hoped that historic moment would take place the signing of mutually beneficial agreements in washington. unfortunately, temptation prevailed and instead of p, if we got to leave and one more this time in the political arena and it's the same story, i deeply appreciate everyone who supported us then and continues to support us. now . my husband has been fighting since march 2022, and i still hold on to hope that victoria will come soon. as the president meet you

repeating leaders in london with another major european summit on ukraine scheduled for next week. ukrainians hope you can come together, provide more weapons and can convince president donald trump to offer the us guarantees of security. your cost. so which one was a worry that difficult may take over that personal interest without the way common goals? we need to understand who we are and who is around us, but oversight. father, alexander, has been a priest at the cathedral since before. russia's antics ation of crimea in 2014, with peace is freedom, and life in slavery is not life. i'll defend his own these things to, i'll defend as they was, is, and will be a for ukrainian independent states all to the unprecedented diplomatic disaster between president zalinski and president trump in washington. ukrainians find themselves in deeply, uncertain times. they have always known that the face of the country will be

determined by the political will, the strength and the generosity of its allies. but the people here, or perhaps more acutely aware than ever before, that can no longer be guaranteed child stuff without a 0. keith, i was still a head here on al jazeera and employment crisis. incentive dollars. more than 300000 people compete for a limited number of spanish workspace is the the hello that was stopped by looking at the satellite image for south asia. and i want to bring your attention to the dentist. shala calls lang across the melodies is early a satellite image showing where the intense rains were folding. well, they will pull that way further west, and we'll see more in the way of showers some longer spells of rain,

but also sunshine coming in on monday. and sunshine is the story for much it in here. it's looking very settled with a heat is continuing to build across the west and there was a good morning stop for high temperatures. in con nashika school across the north, west of india and into pockets done as a west of the disturbance brings this rain to the level ground. and a bit of a wintery mix to the higher ground, which are as well across the north east of india. ever since thunderstorms for the 7 states, and is the edge of further east while the weather is ton, pretty wild across east asia. after a pretty mild we can resolve. tempt is well above the average for the likes of japan and the korean peninsula, but a cold blast has been brought in behind that weather system that's bringing west to weather, to much of japan, eastern and southern parts of china. with a winter we mix developing out west that will eventually push its way further east, across the korean peninsula, bringing a wintry mix to sol on tuesday. the

china is experiencing a use unemployment crises. millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs for meet the families expectations. when one is for those young top seekins, they navigate, china is challenging. labor market. china is unemployed. on out to 0, we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict, is the human suffering? that's the report to us. we brave bullets and bombs, and we always include the views from all sides. the, the, the,

to watch. and you'll just hear a reminder about top stories the so israel has blocks the entry of light into accounts, including desperately needed food fuels shown to in medicine. the 1st phase of the, these 5 deal with a mazda has expired without an agreement on continuing into a 2nd stage. more than a 1000 european leaders, amazing and loved and for some of the house to really support in case you k prime minister case thomas says it's a once in a generation, funds will come. glaze troops have much to the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of um, soldiers took part in the show of force and conjunction, which comes as role in the back in $23.00. 5 is make gains in the countries east. in 23, his cap should the regions to may, just as he's going my and because of the government says more than 7000 people have been killed since the offensive started in january. meanwhile, m 23 rebels have handed over some 20 ethnic which who finds is of in the group to

rolanda. that includes an army general who's accused of having taken part in the 1994 to the genocide. another office that was sentenced by congress. these court for crimes against humanity. the 23 is it by if next to it seems to say that funding to protect the minority group. there were ones in ami says the offices would be brought to justice for more than $300000.00 unemployed. senegalese, applying for the seasonal vases to work on spanish funds ahead of the harvest spine is expanding its migration programs to tackle labor shortages and cub legal migration. but with only $350.00 spots available, competition is 5th. nicholas hoc reports from the village of south again and sent a go. this is only there was a well in the village if that again. then abdul aziz in guy would not be trying to go to spain pcs in his fields and tap possibilities. going to pop water, he says,

is like a magic turning sand into crops, sup, zip, a purple sheet. i can grow salads, carrots, beans, and onions. i could in enough to feed my family and not have to go to you, came of feminine hoping to fund a well enjoy applied for the seasonal visa scheme to work on farms in spain. the leaders of the 2 countries revived a 2 decade long seasonal work fees. this came in 2024 to curb the legal migration and to help spain deal with its manpower shortage record 47000 mostly africans arrived illegally in spain. last year, many end up working in the fields, keep the legal labor was paid a fraction of the wages given to locals, just one short season working the farms in spain would bring enough funds to turn this bearing land into life. bring water here, grow crops,

and stop the flow of migration so that people can have opportunities right here on their land. shareef i took part in the scheme. unlike many he returned home with the savings. he bought enough livestock to secure a modest living, but he carries with him the painful memories of backbreaking work, picking pears in apricots, fruits. he can't afford to buy or grow significantly low. it's hard work. you sleep little, you will cannot wake you up a 4 am walking 50 kilometers in a day for a small meal. and the mind the just shouting that you it doesn't feel right fucking at as it is competing with the young, skilled unemployed graduates clutching their diploma is hoping to find work. they cannot find at home 300000 applicants vying for just 350 spots. oh, i see. and yeah, i called a friend who like him, applied for the scheme. weeks have passed with no news. assignments feels familiar

. he fears he's been duped and that his application has not been processed with it comes to the realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking lots of the full of the sonnets regime in syria allows us to send the thousands of syrians have returned to their homes. but many have been destroyed. even among the ruins, families are observing, ramadan and upholding their traditions. are still set of reports from damascus. this being it'd be too sweet homecoming for many cities, fill out the violence and tell us of the civil war. what they found often the return has been heartbreaking. here in the neighborhood of damascus investigation is over. well. these children have come back to the, the home, which is barely standing. the father of jet says he knows living here, he's,

there just busted better. that'd be another feature. so what else? his oldest son was killed in 2013 by a battle boom. drop by the savages family den semester's area for more than a decade. oh, but little and i'm not going to. we're trying to stay here while being struck by every kind of weapon imaginable. they were experimenting on us with weapons that we had no idea of what they were using. the even use chemical weapons surface to surface missiles. everything was way too much for the stroke 2 weeks ago. she's not penalize on one side, and i wasn't missing a suspension this document when we 1st moved here, my son fell through the building twice. we would not leave here if we could afford it. no one wants to risk their children's lives, but we have no other option. everyone tells me that i need to go to a physical therapist, but no one helps with anything. a few 100 meters away from it,

but i'm just home. another family has also recently turned in this humble kitchen. what's the name of it is that if the media for when the somebody breaks the a fast or something a month has just returned from work, these 2 fingers were amputated after you've struck the bottom left on his feet by the virginia electron with the same medium and then the month when we came back, the house was 90 percent destroyed. we put up a tent instead of a wall that has gone in this part of the room and sat in the other room after cleaning it. then we started working from there little by little brick by brick and many other families and now trying to overcome the trauma and loss as they have experienced often and long do a fasting. it's time for the start at objects house. for them, the rules to be comedy belongs, and out of this city as economy means dyer, with high levels of poverty and unemployment, and the psychological tool of years of conflict and displacement has left many

families struggling to call this a in this month of almost done the praying for the loved ones who have died as they try to hold onto life with a little they have left a. this was said that i'll just go to damascus for selling off at american national parks have been in the firing line, is the trump administration, 6 accounts, governments spending, events raise concerns that lots of stuff could endanger the nature reserves that i consider. some of america's gracious national treasures since in monahan has more the these protesters that you some of the fear for the future of america's national parks, around $1000.00 employees, 5 percent of the workforce were laid off in february as part of the cost coaching campaign by the truck administration, former staff say this was the wrong place to cut corners. people who come to these national park.