now the solomon islands live north east of australia, talk of a potential chinese naval base, surfaced after the draft of a new security deal with china became public. and this is the clarification sort of our re issued in parliament. the security trade is as big or is pursued at the request of someone i don't know precious. we're not pierce of in any way by our new friends. and there is no intention whatsoever to speak at the us china to build a military base in. so my goodness, well did, when so did my sis, unfurnished stories. the story is emerging mainly out of australia and new zealand, which of reacted with concern over a potential chinese military presence in the region. that's what mentioning how that australia and the solomons already have a security pack between them from 2017. so why are can but i'm wellington, so concerned with a new deal between china and the solomon's. i asked rory met gulf from the australian national university. or for a long time now, there has been anxiety about the, the prospect of trying, or establishing a military base in the south pacific. in the

of western australia. very heavy rain, this is the main cause, the concern little area cloud here just on the east coast of australia. and that will bring more heavy down pause in across sir, that east side of new south wales. as we go towards, we can't, there's more rank coming in to brisbin. ah, a mass pro democracy movement, violent crackdowns assassinations, and you imposed sanctions. old talk, dixon struggled with ensued when the 2020 bella roost in presidential elections. that shook the country, self proclaimed dictators. seat of power. and now new tactics, migrants people empower, investigates the humanitarian disaster on to rivaling on europe's borders and asks what's next and the battle for bella. bruce on a jazz eda. ah ah! you with al jazeera, the top or detail is coming out of the russia ukraine war this hour is that the you and refugee agency says more than a 1000000 people have now fled ukraine. since russia's invasion began a week ago. it is the fastest exodus of people this century. most heading west to poland and hungary for large explosions have shaken the central keep overnight. rockets

he vowed not to seek power, raising the risk of fighting among the armed factions within libya. 200,000 people on the east coast of australiabeen told to evacuate their homes. the storms and flash flooding's intensify. torrential downpours led to record-breaking floods, killing at least 13 people. as we been reporting, hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing the fighting in ukrain by crossing the border into poland. but there are also some heading the other way. ex-pat ukrainians returning to their country to join relatives or take up arms against the russian forces. our eure correspondent mark lowen reports. mark: the farewell of fear, ukrainian hearts split between safety and poland and a desire and need to return. driven by patriotism, bravery, and knowledge they're outgunned by the enemy. they left from kharkov, packing to survive a siege. a three hour trip to the border towards the darkness of war, praying for protection. en route,here's no respect from the news backup -- rest bite from the news -- respite from the news back home. wheeler hasn't told her mom and dad they are returning. with a berate about you going

of 18 degrees in tokyo. once again life-threatening flash flooding for the east coast of australia.d see 300 millimeters of rain over six hours, more than one month's worth of rain. the winds will be a factor as well, gusting to 90 kilometers per hour. on the other side of the country, the west coast is wet. in perth, puddles, in western australia, the first time in a long time ended western new zealand, showers with a high of 21 degrees on wednesday. see you later. ♪ >> when the shots came from the holiday, we heard cras. we heard some noise. >> this was known as sniper alley, one of the most dangerous intersections in the neighborhood. >> you didn't come through the front entrance. the people who were shot came through the front entrance. >> the nightly pirate tactics of the fighting, i turned the camera man and said, let's get out of here. >> sorry a bout -- sarajevo, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> a reminder of top stories here on al jazeera -- at least five people have been killed in a shooting attack in israel. police say shootings happened that several locations near tel aviv. prime m

australia towards that southeast corner . you go on through the weekend. ahead of us we still got this area of cloud that brought some very heavy rainfall into that east side of australia. sydney has been braced over the last couple of days fulsome torrential downpours, rod across the sidney basin, one or 2 spots, seeing as much as 200 millimeters of fright in the space of 24 hours, some 6 hourly totals over the next day or so. could well be as high as $6200.00 millimeters afraid on to saturated ground that will lead to flash flooding, rain flooding, and on top of that some very strong winds coming in as well, approaching 90 kilometers per hour in places. is that where the weather still lurking there across eastern part of australia is that cold front that will sweep in across victoria melbourne. 31 celsius on friday, near a 22 degrees. as we go one into sas day. and that will bring yet more heavy rain into that southeastern corner of australia. so that where to weather, that'll be in places we go through saturday and sunday, further flooding coming through here with the rain heading for new zealand. ah. with off caps melting in the north pole, choose

of indonesia. well, sundry showers to around the east side of australia. i'm afraid the little clutch of storms lurking here, just to the north of brisbin and that southeast corner of queen that northwestern northeast and part of new south wales will still see further heavy showers as we go on through the next couple of days. government on the brink of making a declaring a state of emergency here, there we go. more showers say just up towards the sunshine coast. running up towards northern parts of australia shall be coming a little more widespread as we go one through friday, just around the northeast corner of new south wales was running slowly towards the sealant. the the important thing if you were walking around in beirut was noticed to be in the line of fire from the holiday. paula, we heard gunshots. i was the 1st one to flee the hotel. the battle lasted 3 days and 3 nights and there were no prisoners at the control holiday inn and you controller the region around. and that's why it is such a bloody battle. an icon of conflict at the heart of the le

of 18 degrees down under we . but once again, dealing with life threatening flash flooding for that east coast of australia could see a burst of about 300 millimeters of rain over 6 hours. it's more than a months worth of rain and then the winds will be a factor as well. guessing to about 90 kilometers per hour for the other side of the country, the west coast, it's been white in perth. we've seen some puddles through western australia for the 1st time in a long time. and new zealand, we've still got some showers for the escape. has been a height of 21 degrees for you on wednesday. see you later. ah. when the shows came from the holiday and we heard cracks, we heard some noise. this was newness, microwave is on in the most dangerous intersections insoluble, didn't come into the front entrance that was, will happen to the people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance. the nightly pyrotechnics refunded to him to the income i should have secretly allowed or few sarajevo holiday in war hotels. on al jazeera lou. ah, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, at least 5 people, had been killed in a shoot

some cleaning on here is of little as we go on through us after they are pleased to say that we go few showers around the east side of australia for saturday. weather will be some wet weather, just sliding in across the out back for a time started to push way a little further eastwards. meanwhile, we have got some when she weather making its way further eastwards out of the northern parts of china. the moment not too bad, a little cooler in beijing for friday last try and find across the korean finishes and lovely weather to come into much of japan. in fact, it warms up the 3rd was going to saturday for tokyo thames. he's getting up to 20 celsius as a little more like it. but we do have some cool. we're talking into beijing behind this line of wet weather and some snow this weekend. ah. use unique, easy birds are at risk of extinction. we live in vicious plans to rid the nation of if some friendly, 511 east investigate on al jazeera, informed opinions, the initial focus on is on national resource by is not large enough to did their how to put me to our people. in depth analysis of the days global headlights inside story on al

of the worn ukraine. and after going down to the watt, south korea announces a new president. ah hallo there please say we have got sizes some dry weather coming into that east side of australia over the next couple of days for the here and now we're on the verge of the government issuing the state of emergency regarding the flooding that we have into southeast and parts of queensland. both east and part of new south. well, thanks a little peppering a showers as we go through. we're thursday. elsewhere. not too bad. further. south lousy, dr. fine melbourne at 21 celsius. pleasant sunshine. warm sunshine. in fact, over toward the southwest corner, perth, at around 37 degrees, might just catch your shower a little further north for a time. but the real showers that we are concerned with they do linger around at east inside of us as we go on. 3 fridays, you can see, we will see further shares anywhere from around byron by pushing out through the gulf coast sunshine coast. heavier ones tend to just push little further north, which as we go through saturday. so there we go, sizes and dry, bright weather, grassy coming in behind. at long last me. well not too bad from daisy. let's

gonna enjoy it in the sunshine with a high of 18 degrees down under we once again dealing with life threatening flash flooding for that east coast of australia could see a burst of about $300.00 millimeters of rain over 6 hours, it's more than a months worth of rain and then the winds will be a factor as well. guessing to about 90 kilometers per hour for the other side of the country, the west coast. it's been white in pers. we've seen some puddles through.

not a trench of rains hit a long stretch of australia's east coast. the bureau of meteorology is warning of life threatening flash flooding. on the other side of australia, its largest state has opened its borders to the rest of the country for the 1st time in nearly 2 years. they were tearful reunion at the airport in the city of perth. that's the capital of western australia. the state isolated itself from the rest of the country and the world at the beginning of the pandemic, and april 2020 ah, this is our desert, and these are the top stories, negotiations aimed at ending the fighting in ukraine asset to resume delegations from ukraine and russia will be meeting and battle roost says moscow's invasion of ukraine enters its 2nd week. the 1st round on monday failed to make a break through. the mayor of mario pole is reporting mass casualties. afterward, he describes as 15 hours of bombardment by russian forces who are surrounding the eastern city. official say water has been cut off and food is running out in northern ukraine firefighters is trying t

not a trench of rains hit a long stretch of australia's east coast. the bureau of meteorology is warning of life threatening flash flooding. on the other side of australia, heads, largest state has opened its borders to the rest of the country for the 1st time in nearly 2 years. they were tearful reunion at the airport in the city of perth. that's the capital of western australia. the state isolated itself from the rest of the country and the world at the beginning of the pandemic, and april 2020 ah, this is our desert, and these are the top stories, negotiations aimed at ending the fighting in ukraine asset to resume delegations from ukraine and russia will be meeting in ballard. bruce says moscow's invasion of ukraine.

that's my nigeria who thank hello, that place say we have got signs of some dry weather coming into that east side of australia over the next couple of days for the hearing now. on the verge of the government issuing state of emergency regarding the flooding that we have into southeast and parts of queensland, north east and parts of new south wales. thanks a little peppering of showers as we go through were thursday elsewhere. not too bad . further south lousy dr. find melbourne at 21 celsius. pleasant sunshine. warm sunshine effect over towards the south western quarter perth, at around $37.00 degrees. midas, catchy od. shower a little further north for a time. but the real showers that we are concerned were they to linger around at east inside of us as we go on 3 fridays, you can see we will see further shares anywhere from around byron by pushing out through the gulf coast sunshine coast. heavier ones tend to just push little further north, which as we go through saturday. so there we go. sizes, dry, bright weather, grassy coming in behind at long last name, while not too bad from the ceiling. still some w

. >> the other place that is wildly out of control is east asia. australia, new zealand, my reading of that is that it is all omicron and is what happened here in december and january. so it is their version of what we did in december and january. >> reporter: dr. george rutherford says east asia is facing a wave which is now behind the united states, but the virus continues to circulate around the world and a new variant could cause new cases abroad and at home. >> in a, this thing will go up, it will go down. the question is, are there more hospital, but the answer to that is no. >> the ba 2 sub variant accounts for more than a quarter of cases in the u.s. with only one in 10 in littleton. >> new zealand is opening up travel to visa waiver countries on march 1st. >>> we are following several big development with the war in ukraine. resident biden says the u.s. will send an additional $800 million in military aid to fight the russian invasion. that news came hours after ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy gave an impassioned plea for help in a virtual s

. >> the other place that is wildly out of control is east asia. australia, new zealand, my reading of that is that it is all omicron and is what happened here in december and january. so it is their version

ah, that is not dry of the areas of east australia brisbin down to sydney where we've seen flooding recently, but the heavy survey has gone off show. we're talking about bunches of cheryl is now running slowly yet never fully. somebody still shows sydney to be at risk of for the down pause but it's not concentrated all the big ones of light looks dry. brisbin there are few showers in what is company rather hot weather in tropical queensland for the west and the west australia, the heat wave is gone, the cannot and still that 38 perth, enjoying about 3040 in new zealand. nice and warm day on sunday will be changed to about 80 degrees in christ church from 27. so this is a deteriorating situation from the point of view, if you like warm sunshine. and the rain's also increased to give that potential of flash flooding in the central philippines again in java. good part of borneo, sumatra. and southern thailand, a least dark blues are the potential for big thunderstorms flash law. therefore, most of india is dry, but this is the season we start cities, tropical, depression, spit out isn't very wi

now it is not dry of the areas of east australia brisbin down to sydney where we've seen flooding recently, but the heaviest rain has gone off shore. we're talking about bunches of showers. they're running slowly now the forecastle monday still shows sydney to be at risk of for the downpours, but it's not concentrated. all the big ones of light looks dry. brisbin. there are few showers in what is company rather hot weather in tropical queensland for the west and the west australia, the heat wave is gone. the canal can still at $38.00 perth enjoying about $34.00 a month in new zealand. nice and warm day on sunday will be changed to about 80 degrees in christ church from 27. so this is a deteriorating situation from the point of view, if you like, warm sunshine and the rains also increase to give that potential of flash flooding in the central philippines. again in java. good part of borneo, sumatra. and southern thailand, a least dark blues are the potential for big thunderstorms flashlight. therefore most of india is dry, but this is the season we start cities, tropical depression, spit ou

and yeah, the showers, they will continue just to round that east, the side of australia. we'll see some wet weather, also sliding across south australia into victoria as we go one through saturday on the other side of the ditch. one is not to be rainy everywhere. this is where it's looking good high pressure and chart. so fine, dry and sunny. ah, so how do you define a successful 1st year in charge of the counseling? we bring you the stories in different months that are rapidly changing the world we're living. what do you think's been driving the volatility market this year? counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. russian forces lay siege to keep marty paul and other key cities in ukraine which says that more than 2000 civilians have been killed. falling wreckage from a.

earlier this month, the popular coastal town of byron bay has also been hit by the down pool. australia's east coast summer has been dominated by intense weather because of the la nina climate, puffy, south africa's entertainment industry is opening up again off the pandemic festival organizers hope laughter will help bring some relief to many frustrated by rising fuel prices and other daily challenges. hermit us or attendant an event in johanna's after a t a break because of the curve at 19 pandemic, live stand up comedy shows are back. people frustrated by rising fuel prices, unemployment, or how the war in ukraine could further hurt. so that because economy could just laugh, even if it's only for a few hours, if you're traveling, they say, if you want to get to know a place quickly, go to a comedy show. because you find all the stereotypes you find how people see things, how they, you know, how they see things that you have in your everyday. lafferty see differences i seos to laugh at us. government has removed more cove at 19 luptime restrictions that means stadiums, theaters, and music ve

brains. military bolstered by volunteers from the old ah a very wet couple of weeks is slowly coming to an end in east australia hasn't finished yet. that curling area of low pressure, surrounded by thunderstorms, is still there off the coast of new south wales. it will during tuesday that wednesday head slowly south, the winds left behind her, whipped up the sick, so still warnings of dangerous conditions in the ensure waters but over land. despite the flooding on the ground, fuel shout, they are reproduced themselves though in tropical queensland or just the sasa brisbin north was, is mostly a dry picture in australia still warm in the west attempts a few degrees above the average. take you to thursday. little changes in the general picture. the rain had sass towards new zealand, in fact, induces a bit of warm, so temperatures would probably rise. we've got 23 rising i think in washington and christ church while trying to get to the end the week in most beautiful or tunnel sunny picture in indonesia and blaze. he was in areas of flooding recently discreetly because of the thunderstorms that these, some of the

prime minister of australia, the opposition leader and president of ukraine, zelenskyy were careful to draw a link. in 2014, mh 17 shot down over ukraine by russian-backed rebels in the east australians dying there. trr that's part of the shared history australia and ukraine has. as for the introductions australian leaders gave to mr. zelenskyy, they could not have been more glowing. prime minister morrison referred to him as a line of democracy. on the other hand, he didn't even name vladimir putin. just referring to russia's president as the war criminal of moscow. >> absolutely. angus watson joining us live from a very windy sidney. well, two words vladimir putin probably doesn't want to hear a "war criminal" but that could be in his future. up next, we'll get an expert opinion whether this will ever happen. rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lineses in 1-week, deep wrinkleles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogenana® your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq

had further east eastern areas of indonesia, and we're seeing some heavy rain across southern areas of the philippines. we have had some flood warnings here and was a move down under to australia. we could see some more flooding in the east as the severe thunderstorms roll across. more than areas of new south wales. it's going to be a very wet week for sydney and it's going to be wet for brisbin to without wet weather edging up into queensland. now there's gonna be more wet and windy weather working its way across the west of australia. thanks to the remnants of cyclone charlotte's . a rain in perth. we'll see the temperature tipped down into the high twenty's. but there's lots of settled whether to be found across those central and southern areas. and as we move to new zealand, it's very settled in the south island temperatures here in the high teens. but for the north island, we have got more rain in the northeast corner, but it stays dry in oakland. ah oncology, because european nations bruce military spending will the friends johns with the prophets, the war in ukraine is struggling call in to 3 supplies. so all vehicles getting more difficult to apply and cut and google's

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of thailand. but it's been wet still and more persistently. so maybe surprisingly in east australia that circulation that looks like a real storm system. and winds certainly in the warnings coming up, but the still flooding on the ground that's just south of breast. but on the new south wales side of the border, the forecast is from sidney south was in fact as a warning of yet more flash floods. from sidney down the coast of new south wales, not orange center suggest it is heavy. and of course, slow moving, it drives the west is dry and really quite warm. 2 degrees above average, $5.00 to $10.00 in places actually that the rain will go off shore during wednesday . it looks like is heading towards new zealand, but probably not. so don't be overly worried that if you take a breath tuesday, there's a little bit of rain, certainly in southfield and otherwise, the suns are temperatures, not extraordinary. not particularly high sick. they've been oakland get to wednesday and the rain still in the south and the sun is still for the north. ah, an app that sees for the blind and a robotic ar

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emmett till, who was murdered. 1955, thousands of people in australia been forced to flee their homes for the 2nd time, weeks after heavy rain along parts of the east coast called flooding again. streets were submerged in northern new south wales including lismore, which was already devastated by flooding. earlier this month. or i wrote stay with headlines, more news coming up here on out 0 right after we visit the st. or china in the u. s. sleep walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here is the test for president joe biden would really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in your personal united states. you seriously go to walk and chew gum at the same time. your weekly pay on us politics and society. that's the bottom line with i am sammy ok. welcome to the shoe. i want you to count seconds with me. are you ready? 12345. i could go on, but the seconds that you heard just that every 2nd you heard a child in ukraine was either displaced or became a refugee, which is why we are focusing on young people on kids in ukraine and just outside of ukraine. the impact of the conflict on them? earlier we joined up with daughter

low on the old pine, please of australia, snowy mountains, a beach of battle is taking place of a whither the country's wall horses are a nationwide corn. all farrell piss 11 east on el to 0. ah, a ukrainian military facility is hates ne levine, a western city where ukrainians have found refuge from battlefields elsewhere. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin live from jo. how without here as continuing coverage of ukraine wool also coming up early morning barrages. he's a residential building in ukraine's capital killing at least one person you as president joe biden.

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thousands of people have been ordered out to their homes. australia's largest city flooding has inundated the western and southern fringes of sidney. torrential rains. been battering the east coast, moved from the state of queensland into new south wales. at least 13 people on m. 2 have died, but cruise expect to find more bodies in the flood zones. when the water receives prosecutors in spain have dropped to investigations involving former king one carlos, they were looking into offshore accounts and possible illegal payments linked to a high speed rail project in saudi arabia. mosque you to say they couldn't find any evidence. king juan carlos was protected by immunity until his abdication 8 years ago. quick reminder, you can catch up with all the news on our website. there it is on your screen. the address al jazeera dot com that's al jazeera dot com. ah, talk a quick chat at the top stories here. this out the you and record g agency says more than a 1000000 people have fled ukraine. since russia invasion began almost a week ago, says it's the fastest exodus of people the century. most have headed west into poland and hungary, russia's military says it's taken control o

of the seats. severe flooding has returned to australia's east coast for the second time in a week. are in place for 13 suburbs of sydney. people are being warned to stay home. the intense rain increasing the risk of flash flooding. total damages are expected to top $1.3 billion. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: coming up next, the outlook for e-commerce amid the pandemic and fundraising ambitions. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we're seeing improvements when it comes to the equity session, the nikkei to 25 adding to declines from yesterday's drop another .5% lower and the topix also seeing some of those declines. broader commodities choking the economic recovery that still negative because many economies coming out of the pandemic. u.s. futures when it comes to the equity side are seeing some wavering. here in australia were seeing big volatility swings when it comes to utilities and energy in particular in the wake of continue to

of any goods finds its way into the market, so all of a sudden, china, instead of buying it from australia or the middle east going to buy it from russia. they goes your spike in oil. tom: we've got to run. we got headlines. but can you get me your bracket before wednesday so i can copy it? barry ritholtz on march madness, but also on markets and where oil is. we have seen another level of sanctions -- sanctions from the united kingdom. lisa: the flood of companies exiting their russian operations continues. eli lilly is suspending investments in new clinical trials in russia, just another when added to that growing list. tom: in this extraordinary march, we have to end on the reporting of maria tadeo. it is very circumspect. there are three leaders of eastern europe, poland, -- poland, czech, pennsylvania, traveling into kyiv -- czech, and slovenia, traveling into kyiv. stunning. we travel towards the fed meeting tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to another special bnp paribas open update, for bloomberg tv and radio. monday started with a major upset. top seed daniil medvedev sent packing by ga

also targeted a few days ago. thousands of people in australia have been forced to leave their homes for the 2nd time in weeks is heavy rain along parts of the east coast called flooding again. streets were submerged in towns in northern, new south wales, all right, roach, the headlines. more news coming up here on our desert right after we go to the inside story. of the biggest sports events on the planet is coming to the middle east for the 1st signed. com to find out who your scene will be playing. will be live from dough hall and across the globe, the special coverage of the fee for weld cup dro. join us on april the 1st on al jazeera. ah, what compromises can be reached to stop the war in ukraine? turkey is hosting a 4th round of talks following previous failures. is a break through possible this time. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program, my mama, jim's room. there are 3 previous meetings failed to find a breakthrough. now, negotiators from russia and ukraine have held face to face talks in turkey to try and end 5 weeks of war. turkeys president says, now's the time for concrete results and a cease fire. the ukrainian d

with has of next $11.00 east regional preventable disease account, 50 percent of all that children. the most election lines around the challenges in the new way to reach me. i ah, in australia, snowy mountains, thousands of wild forces graves on alpine plains living spine, poetry books and films, creating an epic, me about these intelligent creatures and their place in australian culture. but to day there at the heart of a bitter battle, they're not meant to be neither hard. hasting pisces bases. there's no one who sent him strange and have a horse on his night to have one in the national park ecologist want the so called brumby horses gone, saying they're decimating a pristine environment, including the habits of endangered native animals. but horse activists, unloving, hard to keep them arguing that their communities, lifestyle, and cultural identity is under threat. one of the larva got left me off i phone $1.00 0, $1.00 east reveals the beach a clash over whether it's straight is wild horses or a national icon or barrel pace. oh, i know isolated valley deep in the snowy mountains, the group of tourists settle in for an alpine experience. the guide is high country heavy,

of a shower or 2 just around melbourne at east side of victoria. a showers should retreat little further eastwards as we go one through monday. more weight weather just coming out to south australia, pushing into ne southwell to getting into the heart of australia and still seeing that wet weather across the far north of the country. meanwhile, for perth, temperatures here 27 celsius, plenty of sunshine. we got a 27 super oakland notice for new zealand. we have got some bits and pieces of sherry right over the next couple of days. basic pieces of rain, sleet, and snow. 2 to spilling out to the korean peninsula, pushing into the north of japan. as we go through sunday, temperatures not found too badly getting up to around 20 degrees, but more snow coming into the prim peninsula for monday. ah. when i think of my leisure, i think a potential when i think of potential i think of what b, what is not. i think of young people literally together to we own and do some d come to talk, tell me some possible. i think it on the challenge with a child in the country. my name is ben. gotcha. so and this is my my, my gerry on al jazeera. ah ah, a reminder, the top stories here on al jazeera, ru

rights of women and minorities. thousands of people in australia had been forced to flee the homes for the 2nd time in weeks after a heavy rain along parts of the east coast called flooding. again. streets were submerged in northern new south wales including in lismore, which was already devastated by flooding. earlier this month. the popular coastal tonne of byron bay has also been hit by the downfall israelis east coast. summer has been dominated by intense weather because of the land yet climate to sri lanka, which is facing its worst economic crisis since independence. in 1948, the agricultural sector was long. the hardest to talk to the government band, chemical fertilizers in a failed bid to become the world's 1st 100 percent organic farming nation. thousands of angry farmers have been protesting on the streets. as michelle fernandez reports from columbia county lay that with silica is worried. the farmer from poland, norway, not central sher lanka, says the yield from his patty field has dropped by nearly half with debt to pay and cost rising every day. he says, farmers are struggling that are packed i hope you got me login because we have al

hello there will start down under in australia, and it's going to get wetter in the east. but we'll also see some of that wet weather creeping into the west. but much of the rain is going to fall in new south wales at southeast corner, seeing some of the heavy rain thunderstorms, the sidney on friday, and that rain is likely to continue through saturday. it's not going to help areas that are already flooded. now when you get into saturday, we'll see some of that rain pick up for queensland up in the north, in particular for those thunderstorms popping off across the top and we're central and southern areas. however, it is a fine why and quiet picture. and that extends to the west. however, we are going to see things turn while the wet and windy for perf. thanks to fight clone charlotte. it's lingering off the coast there, but it is going to bring some rain to port. we have a look at the 3 day that's also going to knock the temperature down to $26.00 degrees by sunday. so it is going to get cooler. and it is cool across the north island of new zealand, thanks to this area of low pressure. that's w ha

on the alpine plains of australia, snowy mountains, a bit of battle is taking place over whether the country's walled horses are a nationwide corn. all pharaoh piss one on one east on el to 0. ah, al jazeera, with a story of love, deception life and death, and israeli spy operating on the deep cover in syria. knowing that discovery would meet certain death. al jazeera well tells the gripping story of mos at spy, eli komen operated on the cover in syria, in the 1960. i'm audacious career that ended in public execution. eli cohen must had agent 88 on al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin, in dough harvey's the top stories on al jazeera, russia missiles have, he's a ukrainian military training base. senior vor if 20 kilometers from poland. russia claims have killed $180.00 foreign fighters at the base. the regional governor says 35 people were killed. joanna, how reports from your war f in western ukraine making reportedly slow progress on major front. russia has widened its war on ukraine. the missiles that fell on him.

all on the old pine plays of australia, snowy mountains, a bit of battle is taking place over whether the countries wall horses are a nationwide colin farrell, one or one east on l g 0. ah, a ukrainian military facility is hates near levine, a western city where ukrainians have found refuge from battlefields elsewhere. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin live from jo. how without here as continuing coverage of ukraine wall also coming up early morning barrages, he had a residential building in ukraine's capital killing at least one person. you as president joe biden speaks with chinese later she jim ping seeking to isolate russia. it's most important ally. i and russia rallies national pride with the stadium show celebrating 8 years since the annexation of crimea. russian forces are expanding their offensive in ukraine and heating cities of further west. for the 1st time of their missiles landed in levine, heating, and air craft repairs sites near an airport. just 6 kilometers away from the city center. same has ravi wraps up all of today's developments from there and across ukraine. within minutes of early morning air raid sirens throughout the city, russian missi

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facilities in north korea. thousands of people in australia have been forced to flee their homes for the 2nd time in weeks after heavy rain along parts of the east coast caused flooding. again. streets were submerged in northern new south wales, including unless more, which was already devastated by flooding. earlier this month, farm is inch will anchor, have been on the march to highlight their deepening debts. are alarmed at the islands that worst economic crisis since independence. 74 years ago. it follows a failed government experiment to convert the island into the world's 1st all organic farming nation. michelle fernandez has more go to lay that was silica is worried. the far most on puller norway, not central sher lanka, says the yield from his padding field has dropped by nearly half dead to pay and cost rising every day. he says farmers are struggling that are packed i up yoga, feel up in there. we have already pulled our tractors our spring machines are wives, jewelry, even their wedding ringing should have been formed. home rush cooper's so and machines have all been borrowed against that metallica and thousands like him across the co

robert bride al jazeera, so australia has declared a national emergency of large parts of the east coast were flooded. tens of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes. at least 22 people have dive all taken more than a 100 youth, but the wreck of antarctic explorer, ernest shackleton ship, finally been found in durance san comfortably crushed by pack ice. in 1915 was discovered at the depth of more than 3000 meters in the weddell sea of the antarctic coast. the operation has been described as the most challenging search ever taken for ship brick. ah, there are, these are the top stories explosions have been heard around ukraine's capital, the spot, the declination of another humanitarian poles and fighting streams of bosses and calls have been carrying families out of key of to safety. military analysts have been predicting a russian attack on the city within days. the evacuation of ukraine's besieged city assume use continuing for 2nd day. holding 5000 people have moved out since tuesday .