he writes about judas hanging himself. the first and last christian, the only christian.come from me. it comes from the protagonist, but it's trying to reconsider the worst story ever told by anyone in human history. >> he's been a strong >> brown: oz has been a strong critic of israel's occupation of the west bank and a longtime advocate for a two-state solution with the palestinians. that's made him a traitor in the eyes of some of his countrymen. >> i wear these as a badge of honor because it puts me in wonderful company. many, many great men and women in history: prophets, statesmen, intellectuals, artists, were accused of treason by many of their own contemporaries. >> brown: what is the job or role of a writer in a country like israel? >> no, i resent the very term¡ role of writers' or role of literature. i'm sorry, i think the right term should be the ¡gift of literature,' not the role of literature >> brown: a gift. >> yes, makes us look one more time at some things which we have seen a million times and we see them afresh. or sometimes it makes us reconsider thin

it's the 1st poll being held on the judas . he has controversial new constitution. opposition. supporters are demanding president chi isiah. step down. they say the election is illegitimate. after he expanded his presidential powers lost here. a dollars. yes, i address all tunis ins and voters to say the on the revolution anniversary, this is your historic charms. you are great people in tune as urine everywhere in the world. so do not lose this chance and listen to your conscience in order to regain your legitimate rights. le, selection is happening against the backdrop of a power grab by the president. i had sacked his government and suspended parliament in july last year. opponents accused him of staging a cou, but sired argued that he acted legally. he went on to reward himself powers to rule by decree. in september 2021. it march members of parliament tried to reverse the president's decision. sired responded by dissolving parliament that in june this year. so i had sat dozens of judges. the rest of the just the judiciary

on the hilltop overlooking so one ism on the street built close to the spot where the disciple judas iscariot is believed to have killed himself judas betrayed jesus for 30 pieces of silver and treachery still looks in the valley. mohamed merah admits that for several years he conspired against his fellow palestinians he says israeli police coerced him into helping the settlers grab property in silwan they ran a simple scam 1st find a victim then make problems for him mother used to operate as a go between a con man who tricked bribed and smooth talked palestinians into parting with their property i'm sure mom or now or. some are rough but senator recordable agressor so. i'm sure she was running the shift at harvard so the offer to reassemble her after all of the name but we were sure a lot of the enabling what it was for more of sure my mom figure out under a scam. on the road again with the settler king another man trying to separate palestinians from their homes but he insists that he's working within the law. or go. live. in a very few franken from the co on top of the bible pray

almost a dead so to win best supporting actor for his incredible performance as fred hampton in the judas and the black messiah and and also a fantastic career an actress and young she picked up best supporting actress for the absolutely gorgeous minardi as well and i think you know again making history of being the 1st korean actress to win an oscar as well it was yeah all the right films won the in my view it was it wasn't something full of huge surprises overnight but it was something that i think if you can get a chance to go and watch these films it very much worth your time because with the pandemic particularly we've we've moved on from where we would expect to see those big films that would maybe have dominated across the year and actually letting a bit more so for ringback the smaller films to come up that might have been a maybe for the oscars in previous years had this been the case against these big he must but actually are the ones that are try on things so it's been a really interesting year has indeed maybe something good has come out of this or for pandemic after all has t

think it is a case of tokenism one when you look at the films as well and it's in terms of diversity judas' in the black recite bottom these are race strong quality films that absolutely serve to win it's just that finally from various different races they are being recognized as they should be there in scenes as to how do you think that the wider context of the world that we're living through ny has alter and perhaps the outcome of the oscars because we are in a pandemic not that many people are going to the local movie theaters right now the films certainly me and my father be watching have been on streaming services do you think that's played in so the outcome at all i think it has because the oscars have been force a change their roles as we have to include films that have gone straight to streaming that would have perhaps been in cinemas otherwise which is a new thing and perhaps a temporary thing but also you know the mood is shifting towards watching more at home and also when you look at a winter like no matter and i think they massively that feels very topical i mean it would be a

we push oh, we won't freeze out one day. trade is now judas. middle class has all but disappeared and the poor gifting porter just a few months ago, the local currency last around 100 percent of its value. that tells me in order to purchase and file for almost everyone who's paid in our most concerning for not just the item at the moment, is a rising cost of who $200.00 can know me just from candle officials. and so go to, on the border with the general public smugglers are making things worse to most of the content of this from nigeria to the general public so that they can sell it on my, their i, you know, and a ton to come back in have what they say for and they will put it in a stench, you know, don't make it appropriate. so it's 7 years. it's not just shut it's line boldest to for the inputs to boost domestic production. since then. now, judas, i've seen the prizes of rice and other staples, saw by more than 400 percent. when things continues to be like this without controlling the next type one. i don't know when i did, and when somebody

now judas, i've seen the prizes of rice and other staples saw by more than 400 percent. when things continue to be like this without controlling the next type for one. i don't know when i didn't win so by economy say the only way i did it can avoid major flood crisis is to start addressing attacks. but i'm groups preventing people from going to that farms that don't. we should open the window, but we set him control of that on the what we need it can be brought to you and only what we have accessed can be take out of the country. the reason we houses may provide some temporarily for now, but it couldn't be, say, government leaders must get high inflation, an interest rate, as well as invested more in the agriculture industry. how many degrees? obviously a couple nigeria us now the military and the democratic republic of congo says, is uh, working with local um goods to tackle and 23 font is in the north kiva region until we send the local sizes with buckling. government forces catherine, so i have spoken to members of one group called it was a lender. she said they saw e

judas is an academic and an immigration expert she knows the statistics speak for themselves since two thousand people have been entering at the rate of about eight hundred fifty thousand a year there are currently an estimated twelve million people in the country illegally and that's a huge number but the other thing is happening is that immigrants are going to what we call nontraditional states communities all over the country are suddenly waking up to find large foreign born populations in their midst and their schools i mean it seemed like it happened overnight in felicitous and wait a minute what's going on and there's a feeling that the system. out of control which in fact there are serious problems with their immigration system. a series of fences dotted along the three thousand kilometer border between the united states and mexico were designed to stem the flow of illegal movement in urban areas based on current estimates the system is a failure. the walls have not been an effective deterrent they've changed their way and the costs and getting at the time of the fences put up i

ranks they're actually part of the of the problem that we have and they have to be face issues like judas i did not or you know. who so they are not going to switch sides so what we're hoping that people. lower rank and middle ground people in the army are going to switch sides you know get the whole army behind when a hawk army does it but it actually unites and stands with the people and so you're looking for perhaps or achieve a scenario like the one we've seen in algeria recently let me ask you about your view of what the international community has done or hasn't done since this crisis began four months ago we've had a strong statement from three countries in the last few hours do you think the international community has done enough to support the people of sudan who are protesting. no no not at all i think the national community has been being weak be slow and up to now ok like it's just mild and what we're really expecting from then to have a strong statement i mean this is somebody who committed the genocide in darfur everybody knows the military dictatorship that i'm over here a

visit to france to return to israel james bays has more from paris prime minister netanyahu had been judas stay overnight in paris and have a meeting here with president mccraw that meeting was council he's headed back to tell of the four meetings in jerusalem about the situation in cars still here though in paris the secretary general of the united nations and tonio good terrorists as he arrived for his meeting with president macro he told me the situation in gaza was extremely serious the u.n. has been warning some for top some time the special coordinator of the u.n. based in july nicholai in london off that perhaps garza could return to a situation of all out war he's given those warnings to the u.n. security council and certainly diplomats there are concerned but there is no consensus on action and that's mainly due to the fact that the u.s. of course is a permanent member it has a veto on any resolutions at the security council and its position for now is wait wait for the u.s. is plan with regard not just to guard but the whole israeli palestinian situation that's the plan that's be

to local paul paul folks and their commitment is to produce a dollar bill is only because it was a judas priest. look i tell it to the photo secure you do go do that we do because it is a new doc but. you got to discuss one official cause for. a new trend. i went to the town hall at. to get other perspectives on how to mis campaign from some to right and left wing politicians. and ask the deputy mayor about how the most conflict of interest. and then michael i. miss it all played levy. and nationalism. if i could by no other aspect of. the day leave. this e.u. travel city shows. a lot of things have to septic system print was on play can only put us at entre levy on mental of law. called what i've said when i asked why french people of arab and african origin seem to leave in much less affluent areas than the white middle class. families and this was because people. easily tickles almost demand ergo it going to levy booze why do people. have to. discrimination the work of the cleavers poor four dollars for a shitty falses don't we bore you. have a cruise ship you beatrice or territory or

negotiations in june and july in no way were resolved in this seven hour phone call between stocco and judas. in his book mood abbas later recalled a seven hour phone call ended the conflict of the twentieth century the palestinian people took their first steps towards freedom and emancipation that cole achieved what couldn't be done in twenty months of futile negotiations in washington. let me a problem on that. in this the weather committee the leafless the most delicate of two or were there who did know yeah i mean had the it go emo you have a mature i love that we may be in that it the one who will move i think whom i'm moderately good will more who are above that in a powerful above all of the years out there him in lieu or if you have a strong and weak party this strong party is the strongest in this is the reality of the world and if then you have a strong party that is backed by either superpower of the word the united states it makes that strong party even stronger. in this government guest house in all slow and in absolute secrecy the declaration of principles was initially by both

that is one of the question of south africa crime against humanity has practiced every day in east judas with it as well as in the west bank and gaza and so on. so for this, what happens if occasions across the board some countries would be able to extend it more than others, but some countries, i've already been taking precautions for example, the united states high school. so that generally speaking, supplements on the respect to be a legal at one point, then as i said, this are saying they are problematic and then uh, you know, they, they're not helpful and, and so on, so forth. but generally speaking, the united states has taken the position that supplements are legal and hands every time they give a day's read. they on the line that this should not go to the west bank, sacramento, and so on, so forth. but the fact to it does these, your, it does because now in the westbank, there are these legal, jewish, secular gods that directly supported by these, where the government directly financed by the government. then all you cation of institutions in the settlements directory supported b

the moment it seems that both sides are sort of backed themselves into a corner the first tariffs of juda start kicking in. in in about seventeen days time on july the six that doesn't give the two sides an awful lot of time to start talking so the prospects i think of a negotiated settlement are starting to seem very remote indeed and i think they're particularly remote because essentially the trumpet ministration is asking president xi jinping to do something they know that he could never agree to and that is to stop the subsidies the chinese government gives to the tech sector essentially shooting ping wants to move china his economy further up the value chain and by doing that he's focusing on the high tech industry but the u.s. feels that you know china is creating an unfair playing field and by these big subsidies that the state sector has received but i don't think shooting ping is going to do that so they're asking the chinese to do something which is impossible which is to change the whole way they do business with the united states thank you . the leader of north korea is in chi

on wednesday i was in smushed again on friday at one of stumbles biggest mosques that raid to clear judas a limb is not to start a red line for palestinians they chant. five after obama goes i was proud of this precious thing i have one that is from one president. from osama was the next week he will be heard from a missing one of the organizers from us from a country at once to see a consultant on cornerstones the program from this nation. in various countries protest as he did the calls by palestinian leaders to take to the streets on friday in indonesia the most populous muslim country thousands protested in the capital jakarta demonstrating this what it does it to with the palestinians and denouncing trump's decision. in neighboring malaysia protest us in kuala lumpur held placards their message crystal clear. is not america's to give away. as prime minister najib razak expressed his government's a position to trump's position one spot in indian occupied kashmir there was a sense of solidarity from people themselves struggling for freedom and against what many see as an affront agains

now judas or refineries may be on the path to revival of to so many years. but only after hundreds of billions of dollars are lost to corrupt officials and government indecision. how many degrees al jazeera, pawtucket, nigeria? for me, you as president donald trump has hinted at a possible white house run in 2024. but he stopped short of a formal announcement while delivering the canine speech at the conservative political action conference in texas. she hamper tansy reports from dallas. oh yes, it was like a coronation. donald trump had just want a straw poll of delegates by a landslide. he is the one the conservative base wants to leave the republican party into the presidential election of 2024. but even though he says he's made up his mind trumpet, still not announcing his decision. however, throughout the speech from kept pledging that the country would soon return to what he called greatness, i won twice and did much better. the 2nd time that i did the 1st getting millions and millions of more votes than in 2016. and likewise, getting more votes than a

humanitarian needs of every trade refugees in ethiopia large numbers of youth of refugees have left camps juda insecurity and the lack of basic services or lack of basic services and they are now in the kili and this other book we along with our partners have also not had access to the 4 refugee camps which host nearly one $100000.00 people in more than a month. the u.s. military has released video of an ass strike in somalia that it says killed 8 members it was one of 2 strikes on thursday night in the south the u.s. says it targeted specialists and explosive devices and the group had launched 45 such attacks in mogadishu since 2018 u.s. president all trump says he is withdrawing most forces from somalia by the middle of january now violence in africa's hotspots a guessing was in the risk of attacks is rising even in countries that were once considered safe that's according to the consultancy group various maple croft which says sub-saharan africa is now the haunt of global security risks 7 of the world's 10 riskiest locations are now in that region according to the group's ranking of $198.00

and the biggest question really is what happens to judas owners during all that time the authorities say that if he's released on bail then he'll be a flight risk his supporters say that keeping him in prison is a risk to his life for reasons entirely unclear a soldiers being held in solitary confinement in the prison next to the courts for up to 20 hours a day his father who's been visiting him says unjustifiable is not a very old boy when used to be in prison you can come to. spend the time with his family. he says the soldiers lawyers will paint him as a political prisoner and have suggested they may attempt to seek asylum for him in france for the indefinite future though his only journey is the underground tunnels from his prison cell to the court room lawrence lee al-jazeera in london. carnival celebrations have been called off in the german state of hess and after a vehicle was driven into crowds at one parade around 30 people were injured including children after the crash in the western town of fall carson the driver was arrested at the scene police say that they believe the

now judas, all refineries may be on the path to revival after so many years, but only after hundreds of billions of dollars are lost to corrupt officials and government indecision. how many degrees al jazeera port target nigeria canyons head to the polls on tuesday to vote in a closely for presidential election. the 2 front runners reload, nga and william router, promising to tackle widespread corruption and critic say their roles in previous governance hit by scandals. cast doubt on their credibility. malcolm web reports from nairobi. this new highway running through nairobi is the most expensive road per kilometer ever built in kenya. it's initial cost of nearly $600000000.00 rose by about a 3rd with little explanation given by the government. anti corruption activists say, just the latest overpriced infrastructure project, enriching corrupt politicians. most road uses a still stuck in traffic on the old road, unable to afford the told and motorbike taxi drivers like duncan, a callo on allowed to use it. a lot of all getting out of very much what up what up the problem kenyan, did

to abduct people from school what is most instructive is that in this case we're told that ted his judas were abducted by the minute to it which will rescue a 180 so that tells all that the terrorists have and none of our citizens india hands. is it just purely ransom and extortion that is motivating the kidnappers are there any underlying causes to these abductions or would you completely exclude anything to do with grievances against the state or ideology. well i think there's a lot of do it ideology in the sense that we know the terrorists basically do not want people to go to school and saw him putting all of this out it's ensure that a lot of people begin to doubt send in the children to school we've seen a lot of abduction to have happen where the terrorists tell the students that they should not come to school again so it's what we have got into a place where parents are actually out straight to get children to school so you have to weigh in that keeping their children safe or getting children educated and also it seems as if it's we're so baffled right now as citizens and we are

it's where judas and only son some well died not from his kidney disease but from the dialysis machine it was contaminated with a deadly bacteria that so far has killed five children to put things to me we feel tremendous pain seeing a child fight since birth to live just to die because the hospital didn't have the ended by addicks and because no one would take measures to fix the contamination problem that was public knowledge. for the hospital director dr o'neill this lena discreetly invites us to see what's become of a facility that was venezuela's pride and joy. today only two of the eight lifts work there the same two that go up with patients and come down with dead bodies the go up with food and go down with rubbish not a single norm of hygiene is met in this hospital. car doors are full of beds piled on top of each other crucial medical equipment lies idle and officers have five or six of these extremists none of them are working just down in dust. the mother of a boy diagnosed with lupus spends the night in this chair she says the hospital is unable to run the tests her son nee

says it's working with to dizzee north origins to investigate a suicide bomber tell you there is a judas of fraud or police officer was killed and 5 other people injured close to the embassy is being gay and it's believed to bombers all motorbikes were behind the a turk and as yet the group has claimed responsibility. stable because africa is suffering its worst drought in decades so barbara is one of the country's most affected many families there are struggling with daily water shortages and that's adding to the hardships they're facing as the country deals with roberts inflation of the shrinking economy algis there is horrible toss reports no way. in zimbabwe 2nd city the supply of piped water from the city council is unreliable that means they sometimes have to use untreated water these women uses for washing and flushing toilets if they have to drink it they will boil it 1st in some suburbs supplies are often cut off for days at a time when the supply is turned on with lindsay make several trips to the communal tap to stock up she says a neighborhood can sometimes go a whole week wi

you made us to ensure that it got stuck in judas. oh no, i'm so we are recalls warranty trucks that without any leverage ever goes and the ones that we have a lovely to ever dance, condemn them out. at least 18 people have been held in 2 separate boat accidents and grace coast guards. as one boat capsized off the island of last boss, it was carrying at least 40 people trying to migrate to europe. further south, near the island of cathedra, thousands of people, including many children, are rescued. after about carrying up to a 100, people had rocks and sank in high winds. harry for set has more now in darkness 2 survivors of a shipwrecked clinton, cliff face follow passengers try desperately to hold on to the rocks below. these terrifying scenes unfolding on the shore of the creek on the cathedral rescue was try to bring another man to safety with a life but but in rough seasons, with little purchase, he falls back into the water. incredibly rescue is managed to save 80 people in the dark, in 70 kilometer an hour winds. the survivors

being should be treated the way that george floyd was treated on may 23rd thank you very much indeed judas brown tanusree appreciate you talking to sinatra there thank you. in other news ships sailing again through the suez canal one of the world's most important waterways after the giant container ship blocking it for 6 days was finally moved. these are the scenes on board one of the tug boats that shifted the 200000 ton ever given with the help of a high tide queues of more than 350 vessels have grown either side of the canal a since it ran aground last tuesday and actually o'brien has been. finally on the move the ever given being towed to down the sewer was canal after being stuck for almost a week. celebrations began before dawn as the massive container ship was 1st partially refloated. the backyard of that a despite an international rescue a fit the vessel had been waged across the waterway which is one of the busiest in the world. since tuesday dredges and diggers have removed thousands of cubic meters of sand from underneath the ship and a flotilla of tugboats has worked on dislodg

jinping does not need another distraction right now especially as he's preparing for his meeting that's juda happen on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit in osaka with president donald trump and also chinese leaders now believe that the trumpet ministration is attempting to draw a line between the the hong kong protests and also the current trade dispute between china and the united states and president xi jinping does not want to give president from another stick with which to hit china which is why i say analysts he's been pushing for hong kong's leaders to show maximum tolerance in the face of protests the could yet continue and she's in pain is planning to visit north korea this week the 1st such trip by a chinese president and 14 years he accepted an invitation from north korea's leader kim jong il back in january denuclearization talks between kim and u.s. president donald trump have been stalled since their failed summit and 10 in february now young ones who say rebels say they have targeted a saudi airport with a drone for the 4th time since wednesday riyadh has not confirmed the atta

here on monday, after ukrainian troops tried to thwart a nearby attack by russian forces. judas, there was a missile de la barbara to shoot a gun, an enemy drawn warden. so this is happening here or there are risks supports from the killer wash and shelling also damaged a nuclear facility in hockey last week was goes targeting of nuclear sites is a sinister and dangerous twist in the war. the could further threaten europe and is fueling anxiety here. more than 7000 people work at the power plant. so most people in this town are connected to it in some way, and nearly everyone is acutely aware of what a nuclear disaster could mean. to now, rash is an engineer who worked to the riff ne, planned for 25 years. he says everything's been done to protect it, were alarm, the corner was broken, we now had dangerous needle energies for the world. we st fukushima and to enable in fresh there's all sorts of work at the plant, many skilled paper like may an engineer understand the gravity of a nuclear saw it not been secure and controlled. it can be a catastrophe. a memorial in the town center comm

jinping does not need another distraction right now especially as he's preparing for his meeting that's juda happen on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit in osaka with president donald trump and also chinese leaders now believe that the trumpet ministration is attempting to draw a line between the the hong kong protests and also the current trade dispute between china and the united states and president xi jinping does not want to give president from another stick with which to hit china which is why i say analysts he's been pushing for hong kong's leaders to show maximum tolerance in the face of protests the could yet continue as a green mention there xi jinping is spanning to visit north korea this week the 1st such trip by chinese president in 14 years here except at an invitation from north korea's leader kim jong un back in january the meeting comes a week before she is expected to hold talks with the u.s. president donald trump in japan negotiations between champ and kim jong un have stalled sensor fail summit in vietnam in february. to africa now at least 30 people have been killed in

economy said the unknown losses, floods coast tonight. judas, agricultural industry, unsustainable all the more reason they say why farmers should move from rain fade agriculture to irrigation it, rece algeria within it used to be one of the largest fresh water lakes in asia, but we'll, our lake has been choked by decades of mismanagement. now, with all ease in indian administered kashmir, say they're taking action to revive it, haven't anytime equals winner lake and the kashmir valley is preparing for winter boats like these are making the last rounds as villagers extract any remaining water. just nuts. the lake is famous for them, an output has increased over the past 2 years, but you are still 0. did used to be a field. there were trees here, but after the dredging water chestnut started growing back, and livelihoods resumed before that the silt and marshlands made it hard for us to sustain our lives as dwellers. oh god! one nestled in the himalayas. the willow lake is a critical source of water in the region, and thousands of people depend on it. but in a matter of decades, it shru

best director and gary oldman for best actor other best picture nods went to no man's land minori judas in the black messiah promising young woman the father sound of metal and the trial of the chicago 7 these defendants had a plan and the plan was to incite a right to women directors were nominated a 1st in the 93 years of oscars chloe zhao for a no man's land and emerald fennel for promising young woman what happens when left under i'm usually circumstances given what happened right while top down i'm not the only one didn't believe it all a record number of 76 nominations went to women film professionals it was kind of historic all the way around for actually spreading things out and getting more diversity across gender lines and also race but. i think there's still so much more that needs to be done also for the 1st time an asian american actor was tipped for best actor steven un was nominated for me nare the story of a korean american family trying to make a go of farming in the rural south places tend to be good programs. date events from some of them. but you know a lot of them f

need as much we can parliament on 11 percent of registered voters folded to cast a ballot. alger 0, judas flooding as cause widespread damage and displacement in sound sedan heavy down pools of rays like victoria as well as the levels of merging supply routes and villages be in this morning. this was flooding to come. catherine, in sewing now to these people in last, county in unity, states are relying on what totally folds to suffice suite when eaten, grow and slow to digest. when cooked, what happens is with nutritional body floods in several parts of the country. how 4th, nearly a 1000000 people from their homes, and left them with leisure foods. so not that my jo collect what she can defeat, how children have been late. she tries to spell what little remains. she has to stop him and had children's diet, but she only has snatch everything else has run out and couldn't get anything less useless to control on us since 2020 it has been difficult for us to form. our animals have died. my farm is by that of thousands of acres of farmland are under water and schools and coast of march. many

really care now which is more leftist bartie but they would not never agree to any to give their weight judas' coalition unless they get something in return so we're just at the beginning of something that could lead to a breakthrough but there's a lot of negotiations that need to happen to other of deals that need to happen. some things to do watch unfold really is just to read the beginning yet what's the situation where you are right now ina catalonia you're likely to need to come down there thanks to the coalition agreement. well i think it's add those think that the 2 necessarily linked at this stage we are in they chew of this 3 days of civil disobedience campaign called upon by the democratic tsunami here where you can see behind me you have the police. cordoning off the protesters who are trying to block a roundabout that leads to the main highway they have been pushed back but the democratic tsunami has just announced that shortly in less than half an hour they will announce the further actions for the rest of the day and the day and tomorrow and we also heard from another pro indepe

actresses of color were nominated for awards the winners included daniel kaluga for supporting actor in judas and the black messiah and yo jewel use as supporting actress in the nare i'd like to thank to my 2 boys who made me pull out and. so. did out the stand oh i did. it this is the visa because the money will kill. the scene of the best international feature award went to another round from denmark it looks at how alcohol impacts relationships. due to the cold at 900 pandemic the traditional red carpet was downsized and socially distanced a severely limited number of nominees and guests were allowed inside the venue at ellie's union station with cold and tested participants rotated in and out during the show. the show's television ratings in decline for years were predicted to be its lowest ever. that's represented but there were some fun moments like week dormant howling at the moon oh. oh oh oh oh. and glenn close doing the rope shaking dance in a sparkling blue dress. the movie industry is going through sweeping changes as streaming video rapidly overtakes cinematic releases of films b

sterling was judas. and speaking of this, i mean, i remember when we booked all the, you know, when she was there and pretty in the company about the same thing happen. we really couldn't find any killer if you go back the 1st box study prime minister laugh at that he was struck in the same place by, by said that, but then people killed him. so i reach this morning that let's see how long this guy stays alive. because obviously if he, if somebody kills him or some supporter or any mysterious way, then you know, then the, then the mystery and intrigue tickets. but again, it prevents to be seen what happens at this moment in time. i think this guy's life as predicted, because if something happens to him in custody, then there is going to be a lot of commercial commercial outside in the hall. even right now the street roads have been blocked, people are come out and literally the city in some parts is at a standstill. what happens in karachi, what happens and some about that again, prevents you say there ar

now, judas, all refineries may be on the path to revival after so many years, but only after hundreds of billions of dollars are lost to corrupt officials and government in decision. i'm a decrease al jazeera, pawtucket nigeria, firefighting teams from mexico and venezuela, a health in cuba battle flames that have engulfed a major oil storage facility. oil tanks at the facility and kansas have been burning since it was struck by lightning on friday. at least one cuban firefighter has died and more than a dozen others are missing. officials say a 122 people have been injured and august in that joint as life and that answers. and so they make any progress at all and trying to get to the far under control. they mean here in our hosting that they finally making today, venezuelan and mexican specialists, firefighters with specialist knowledge. and also it's crucial that you need to put out the industrial fire arrived. and as of an hour ago, state media is reporting that they have successfully without the fire one of the tanks to thanks for banding. when i write that today, not only one is

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saudi arabia says rival delegations from the suit and these, i mean the paramilitary groups are in judas of talks. the it is just going past 1300 g m t that is 1400 local in the u. k. and if you're just joining us, you are watching our special coverage of the car nation. of the u. k. is king charles the 3rd child has been crowned king at the country's 1st coronation. and 70 years along with his wife, queen camilla, and the ceremony at westminster abbey in london. let's run you through the ceremonies that took place a short time ago. king charles and queen consult camilla, arrived at westminster abbey, and the procession from buckingham palace. the monarch then entered the abbey processing past more than 2000 dignitaries to the 1st coronation. the u. k. has seen in the late 70 years and the most senior forget in the church of england. the entrepreneur of category presided over the ceremony. he presented king charles with the coronation bible, the british mon. i could then took the coordination of swearing to govern the people of the u. k. and the commonwealth while maintaining the laws of

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now, judas, president, bull, i meant to nibble as a regular move, feel subsidies and floated the courtesy, saving the government, print $2000000000.00 since may. but it's cost inflation to shoot up spots and protest. i know they say the tax reforms on long overdue the high lift. what individuals in this country wouldn't want to have that. the other parts of it is that look for most of the state governments who do not think about adding value to uh, to what comes into the streets. we'll also now need to walk a little harder. but most nigerians would be waiting and hoping to see the effect of the reforms at the cash register. how many degrees i'll just get a legals try that has it. so new tax incentives coming into force in a bit to help the property market in the country's biggest cities. the country has been dealing with a growing economic crisis following the collapse of profit. the prices from mcbride reports from shanghai with some of china's most sole doctor addresses. shanghai has been weathering the housing property storm, better than most of the box, even here, a todd, by the pande

says to get pulse, madrid, his team needs to find a solution to beat rails key plaid, jude falling in judas. extraordinary development. i mean, he was fantastic in putting this legal how he progress chose the level of personality. i think this is only possible. it was a huge personality and everyone, no place for around that place. also with the pressure off that chart plays with the pressure to, to play and for this club and with the months and the expectations. he handles it like he has never done anything else before. he's very dangerous and, and very, very physical in his game. he's absolute key player in the, in the, in a very offensive position. we are well aware of it and we try to find solutions tomorrow. english formulate could be about to introduce a spending count for teams. at a meeting in london clubs voted in favor of developing plans for a cap, which would reduce the potential spending bout power of the clubs with the biggest revenues and richest earnings that would help increase the competitive this of the league. now the fight on a final proposal is expected in june. i mean

the un has called for dialogue among somali judas the u.s. embassy in mogadishu also issued a statement this week saying the political deadlock is a setback in the fight against the armed group al-shabaab support of oprah the mom of the bely for my daughter and this is really good in office because the federal parliament last september and goes to a motion which declared a president could only mean office once a new one has been elected and sworn him about motion did not give in a time from which means it's unclear how long can stay in office without holding elections. does iran. britain of the european union will meet on thursday to discuss the latest frictions in the briggs's process goods moving from britain to northern ireland now the customs declaration to be made but that's angered many people as joe hull reports from belfast. on the 29th of january the european commission made a fateful mistake in a dispute with the u.k. over vaccines it briefly triggered article 16 of the northern ireland protocol collapsing negotiated arrangements fo

applications to throw out the arrest warrants against judy in the sound and the district judge also said the judas and his behavior is that of a narcissist who can't get beyond his own selfish interests the prosecution also said that judaism to try to resist arrest when police were dragging him out of the ecuadorian embassy earlier on today on the more serious issue of the extradition well that was already being properly dealt with today on may the second l.b.o. video link hearing well that will start being considered and then at the beginning of june it will begin in earnest and of course it's more serious because if julian a sound is extradited to the united states he is very likely to face a court there on the charges of the u.s. wants to try him on which is essentially leaking secrets could we have any idea of jail term called me for interrupting you there were do we have any idea what the timeline is here because you've already touched on this but clearly the home office or the security services are talking to the foreign office and they must be talking to the state department in washington d

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well judas ground they are in this is the executive director of advancement project a national officealong profit organization that focuses on racial justice issues she joins us now via skype from washington d.c. madam thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera says starting with the choice of jurors how crucial do you think it is that the jury will be racially representative and how confident are you that it will be. it's very important to have what we call as the jury of your peers and that means a diverse jury who has had diverse experiences with the police people of color are going to be critical to be sitting on that jury because what happens is that they will bring a different set of eyes to the other and they will look at the evidence through their own experiences and be able to determine whether or not those who testify. in police officers are credible or not what their experiences have been with the police and they won't rush to a quick judgment of oh please protect us we should let them go but they will be more critical of the evidence that is put before them and so

the suffering of thousands of displaced by judas looks like it will continue protests don't usually end well i'm with you greece. lagos. iran's president hassan rouhani as suggested that corruption might be behind the collapse of state homes in sunday's earthquake at least five hundred thirty people were killed and eight thousand injured when the magnitude seven point three quake struck the mountainous iran iraq border region survivors of building temporary shelters with whatever they can find while they wait for water tents and rife. engineers in northern iraq of carrying out repairs on a dam that was damaged by the earthquake what has been released to ease the pressure from the khon on the iran border reports. is vital for northern iraq it provides water and electricity to iran to move in people but supplies are threatened after some quake on the border between iraq and iran cracks have appeared and engineers are trying to repair the damage to reduce the risk of. flooding. for now at least no leaks have been spotted. we don't have time to pull data about the total damage we can see de

aid agencies in bangladesh are preparing for the monsoon season which is juda start as early as next month and could last until october is thought that up to two hundred thousand range of refugees could be at risk al-jazeera stephanie decker reports now from the camps of cox's bazaar in southeastern valdez which is also one of the wettest parts of the country. john katun son helps her carry sand up to where they now live a small basic hut in the biggest refugee camp in the world we spotted her picking up sand at the bottom of a hill this she tells us is to prepare for the upcoming monsoon season only had to go out of the concern for us is that the water will come inside the home plus it erodes this soil around the home and it still continuing to erode the children sometime slip and fall so we are paving the place we send almost one million rohingya refugees live here having fled me and margarine the government crackdown in august of two thousand and seventeen this will be their third monsoon season away from home one of the main concerns of the monsoon season are landslides and that'