we're all good to go beyond deal with as we take on the world with we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever you take by policeman with we are is actually on fire made for mines with this is doug the news asia coming up to dave. she lumpkins determined to continue their fight for change . the government has broke down and puffing the protests, but people remain defiant. we report from colombo on a nation in the midst of a crisis, and a government trying to find a way out. plus,

severe flooding in pakistan has ruined farmlands and with it likelihood it's prompted to minister to hold the country the ground 0 of climate change. ah, i british manager, welcome to the w news, a shirt that you could join us. it's been 2 weeks since running vicar missing. there was a point, a trill, uncle new president. on wednesday he told parliament a debt restructuring program wasn't the works. so a bailout can be obtained from the international monetary fund. she'll anchors west economic crisis since 1948. prompted a people papa revolution that forced to change and government could arbitrage bucks after the country in july, leaving a bigger messenger in charge. but people remain angry and determined to press for

change. d, w 's. i'm rather chima reports from colombo, from a protest site that the government cleared in a sudden operation last month. this is what remains of to go to google map to test camp in colombo. many who took part in the po task which led to the asked of president go to buy a roger back so are gone. if you remain in the art defiant and that is right now, currently we're closing her sitting on a tame woman. the wrong side of it use upon him to make the changes. we can really go out. these are scenes from the de running victim a single was elected by parliament. protest is at the presidential secretariat, which they partially occupied. what angry you see him here as being too close to the ranch up accel family. the mood turned ugly. the night at victor missing that took the oath of office in the dead of night

without warning, a military moved in to remove protest his from in and around the presidential secretary at the protest as were taken by surprise. he had already said david, vacating the government premises the next day, several people to be talked to at the scamp, said they were beaten and assaulted on the night of the crack down. they said it was not the military who was behind these attacks, but hired mercenaries. when i was attacked, i was just bound up with his medicaid, me the barricade. there were videos also near the barricade. one of the guys pushed me. then i said, i know you are not on. you are one of the thug gangs then. then he said yes. and he's calling me in field and he kept his foot on my neck. honestly, i don't believe they are current military ah, person, i would because oh, we didn't see the decency or the the discipline enough military among them. we

strictly believe there were mercenaries. if this were true with, he said, it would be a chilling reminder of the previous regime, which frequently used shadowy organizations to suppress dissent. for now, the huge tongue of crowds, which forced to perform a precedent to flee, had gone from the streets. those who remain still see a long road ahead. we all have a responsibility now to take this forward and we have shown that we have the power to do so the intent to hold the government accountable till days an end, the month of food in future shortages and an end to the suffering of the people of she lanka and joining me off a more from colombo is biker, sort of, and i will do his executive director of the think tank, the center for policy alternatives. mr. summit i'm going to president become

a senior say is that hard ships have eased with steps being taken to avoid food shortages reduced parts and provide essential medicines. is he right when he may be correct in terms of a temporary reprieve as far as the hardship, stockton sat, but still hardships continue? everything is relative and we are probably facing the future in which the hardships would get worse. at the present moment, the fuel cues are decreasing, but at the same time we don't have the money. i don't. busy think to be able to get more supplies, cast out the middle of august. so. busy you know, and once and i met agreement comes in. there will be conditionality is that we will have to implement and that would probably involve a fair amount of hardships as well depending on i'm sorry to interrupt the president has talked about a deep debt restructuring plan with the idea that this can then be presented to the

i am a for this bill out. do you think this will give sri lanka the relief it needs at least in the near term? well, we don't have much of an option in so far as we have to get. it's necessary, but not sufficient to get out of this mess that we're in to get to deal with the i m f. and so we have to make some hot choices. the position with regard to the m f is to move towards a staff agreement. that is an agreement with regard to the overall economic framework in which the structural adjustment agreement will be negotiated. so all parties will have to pull themselves together and recognize that we have no other option. i'd like to talk a bit about how our cylinder is being run under only weaker messenger. now, human rights watch has accused his government of using the state of emergency to intimidate, harass, and arrest demonstrators. is mr. become a single resort into the same kind of high handedness that the previous regime was

accused of? yes, there is that element where he has said that look as long as the out of the layer behaved within the law. they are fine. but those who are broken the law by taking all the public buildings and all of that, that they are going to be prosecuted, that the manner in which it has been done is what is radia unfortunate? you know, overnight they came in the ad, the army dispersed, the people at goldfish. then there have been people who have been sort of taken off buses. indeed one person was taken off a plane. you know, the manner in which it was done seems to be rather brutal and rather authoritarian . and that's what needs to be addressed. the article here. he himself said that data the live was peaceful and that out of the layer should be protected. but since he has become president of the cracked out, seems to be suggesting otherwise. so people have been wanting change and demanding change given what is happening. and the way you just described it,

it appears this change at least politically is not happening. well, there is a premium that is divided in so far as there are people who accept the government's narrative that the law should not be broken at that public and state building should be protected. and so there are somewhat supportive of the government, but there are those the hard and fast real strong supporters of the article there who feel that this cannot be tolerated, and that the resistance should continue. how much sir supporters are unbecoming anger, have amongst people new people crossed him? well, i mean, that's difficult to say, but i think he's gaining some support amongst the more conservative elements of the population. maybe the urban middle class who want to see law and order and stability restored is gaining some support amongst them that has to be conceded.

we'll have to leave it there for the time being. but thank you so much for joining us from colombo back a sort itself on a move to from the center. he'll turn it up. thanks up. thank you. ah. the tears monsoon in southern pakistan killed hundreds of people and swept away whole villages. the country was hit by 60 percent of its total normal rainfall. in the 1st 3 weeks of the monsoon season, flash floods destroyed thousands of acres of farmland. climate change is to blame for the catastrophe. we report on one of the many farmers who have lost everything studied ali hoped he might save some of his cotton crop after devastating floods. but as the waters finally began to recede in massy barbary, a tiny village in sind province he saw his crop was ruined. i've no hope. my crop is almost totally destroyed all 6 acres. even now the fields are covered in water.

after decades of drives in the region, the monsoon was welcomed, but the water levels kept rising. flash floods inundated around 50 villages and swept away orchards and plots. we'd been working so hard on this crop for months. i take an edge alone to so this crop. but now i have to go and work in someone else's land because we can't make ends meet. sheri raymond pakistan's, minister for climate change said global warming was catastrophic for the country while the south facing drought and he overheating the notice facing flash floods in glacial med, says a combination of 4, what i call the, you know, it's, it's really a force multiplied climate change for pakistan, so we, yes, we are the ground 0, the heat wave game year. we had no spring. we went straight into a scorching some other country was, you know, not prepared for it. the monsoon, which usually last from june to september, is essential for irrigation crops and replenishing lakes and dams across the sub

continent. but it also brings a wave of destruction each year. the villagers say no help from authorities had been forthcoming. climate change means a bleak outlook for farmers like studied ali. the endangered siberian tiger is one of the largest wildcat species in the world near to really to russia. it is also found in some parts of northern china. but there are estimated to be only around $600.00 left in the wild. these numbers have prompted conservation efforts and in china at least the results have been promising. these images are the proof rare pictures of february and tiger caps shot by an hidden infrared camera. this species is critical, endangered, but in north east and sign, our 10 babies were born in 2021. putting the number of the remaining big cats living in the white up to 600 enemas saburo and tigers, also known as arm. we're all meant to in tigers,

are the biggest living cats from head to tail there matter about 2 meters, and can reach a weight of 300 kilos. destruction of their habitat, poaching and trophy hunting are the biggest threats to the survival of the species . but conservation efforts and the way lea jazel hallmark channels constructed multiple natural reserves and monitoring stations were to intensified patrol and management of the tigris haberdasher, a number of projects focusing on protecting wild animals and plants, as well as the construction of natural reserves have been implemented in the north, east and sign is provinces of dealing and hey, long g zang. the country has established a 1400000 hector nature reserve rangers patrolling regularly. they were moved, traps set by posters and sec. if the ben uncommercial logging is complied with. the big cats need the forest to creep up on their prey. 2022 is the year of the tiger

and the chinese lunar calendar. so the country is proud to announce that the population of the wide saburo and tigers has increased from 27 in 2017 to more than 60 to day. and that's it. a bit of is most of the region on our website, w dot com, forward slash asia, and as ever you can follow us on facebook and twitter as well as or back tomorrow at the same time. we'll see you then bye. we're interested in the global economy, our portfolio d w business. beyond here, the closer look at the project,

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