hamdhan: i think the world is changing and the -- all of south asia will be a key point in the comingrs. i do believe that maldives, itself, needs to reassess its foreign policy and assess whether we need to take a side in the broader world and potential relations. but on the subject of india out campaign itself, contrary to -- the india campaign is not talking about different corporations within countries. it's not talking about military and maldives conducting joint military operations. it is talking about a series of military agreements, which under the current constitution of maldives, is illegal. and yet, the current administration revealed to the parliament in article 251 c of the constitution which states that no foreign authoritarian touch military may be used by a foreign military. unless they get the approval of the majority of the parliament. so this is where the real issue is. it is not about anti-indian sentiments being created overnight. this is not about maldivians being against the people of indian origin. this is an issue of military personnel, under questionable circ

ah desperate for any form of shades, millions of people in south asia struggling to cope with record high temperatures and thirsty for more water. the horn of africa has worse, drought and decades has herders walking for days to keep their animals alive. ah, you're watching al jazeera life from a headquarters in del hind. eddie navigate also ahead sheaves, mayor warns of more russian detox after the ukrainian capital was hit with miss house during the un chiefs visits on the youngest. ever men's winner at wimbledon were live at 10 as great boys. becker sentencing for breaking bankruptcy terms. ah, 2 continents, both under extreme stress because of climate change. shortly we'll look at how millions of people in livestock are struggling with the horn of africa's worst drought in decades. but 1st, take a look at this map showing the heat wave effecting a 1000000000 people across south asia earlier than usual focused on federal minister for climate change as the countries gone straight from winter to summer without a spring season. so temperatures and parts of rural pakistan are expected

also coming out on the program planner already changed by extreme weather record temperatures in south asia and in the horn of africa. killer drought threatens the lives of millions of people and former grand slam tennis champion, boris becker is sent to jail off to being found guilty of concealing assets from bankruptcy. investigators expense as the bloss took place at the holly for sa, have mosque in west cobble. the ministry is saying 10 people are killed, but the leader of the mosque itself says that number could be close to 50. the you and humanitarian coordinator for afghanistan condemned the violence describing it is unconscionable. judging of, of the modem, router modem, would your bottle with a number of taliban members were inside the most too involved. we were starting to finish our super rouge. within a few minutes of explosion, i was covered with small pieces and body pulse, or tags and afghanistan have been going on for weeks now in mosques, public places, and schools. frequent target is that of islam of also been targeted. friday's attack was at a sushi mosque. and last week,

most people in south asia have no choice but to work in the blazing heat. it can cause dizziness, nausea, headaches, and dehydration, and also muscle cramps confusion and even feinting. in rare cases, heat increases the risk of a heart attack as could probably have traveled joe, that they then hand proven shot record temperature of 58. do sell shares that are over a 126 fahrenheit. and the doctor and medical experts warned that this prolong order a few hours mortgage would lead to organ failure show. indeed they did their dia, crayfish, and it is also because of the fact that the country had received less rain. rain is necessary for filling the aquifers. and also the fact that the water, razor wires are now running on empty. so all doors are compounding. the problem, this is, after all, as you mentioned correctly, spring, but you don't see that effect of spring that night. so getting warm and more so you move or warm or it gets so indeed a major issue. and that is a matter of concern. and either we're seeing pictures of mold on a city in the center of the c

south asia is missing spring. the region swelter is under record high temperatures as a heat wave leaves millions struggling to cope sheaves, mayor warns of more russia an attack soft of the ukrainian capital was hit with missiles during the un chief visits. more than 200 people are killed in a week of inter, communal violence. and through dawn we hear from survivors, and they call themselves the living dead. we meet one of iraq's most persecuted communities, fighting to live as equal citizens. in sports, manchester, united into rom manager, ralph rang, nick has been named new coach of austria's national side and a record breaking performance in the n b a. playoffs full house phoenix. some see killed a face in the western conference and he finally, ah, welcome to the news. our pakistan has gone straight from winter to summer without a spring season. a surprising and alarming assessment made by its federal minister for climate change. so a 1000000000 people across south asia are sizzling in a heat wave that's begun

on al jazeera, ah desperate for any form of shade. millions of people in south asia struggling to cope with record high temperatures, and thirsty for more water. the horn of africa is worse, trout and decades. has heard us walking for days to keep the animals alive. ah, i'm so robin watching over there are locked. my headquarters here in the also coming up keeps my walls of more russian attacks after an apartment complex and ukraine's capitol is hit during the un chiefs visit. also the youngest of a men's winter at wimbledon. boris becker against 2 and a half jail, the breaking bankruptcy term. ah, welcome to the program to confidence both on the extreme stress because of climate change. shortly we look at how millions of people in livestock are struggling with the whole of africa's worth drought in decades. but 1st, we take a look at this map showing the heat wave effecting a 1000000000 people across south asia earlier than usual. focus on federal climate change ministers as the country gone straight for winter to summer without even a spring season. i will have more from pakistan cor

the bodies has emerged as an important battle ground for competition between india and china in south asia. in november, the government issued the following statement. the government of mold is strongly rejects attempts to spread force information through media and across social media platforms, using the so called india outs. logan alleging that bilateral corporation between the governments of bodies and india, undermines the national security and sovereignty of wild is support provided by india. an area such as search and rescue capabilities. casualty evacuation, coastal surveillance, and maritime reconnaissance directly benefit the body of the people. india's presence in the market is, has been so far limited while cooperation between the 2 nations goes years back. new delhi had donated to helicopters and donia aircraft to moll deals to help with medical evacuations, and see surveillance. 75 indian personnel are stationed him. are these are the moment to maintain and operate the aircraft. the 2 countries are also working on an intellect radar chain to secure their own shawls. ah, let, b

ah, south asia struggling to deal with suffocating heat is only predicted to get was power outages in india and pakistan have made it even harder to coat with rack or chattering from new delhi worked through temperatures above 40 degrees celsius to construct and the new parliament buildings like many street vendors, an auto ritual drivers, here they make up some of the 75 percent of india's workforce. who work outdoors that let me go away. we have to go outside to world. it's very hard for them. when the war to week id becomes kind hearted during the love of you don't even have enough that order like a heat wave has gripped many parts of india for weeks. that's after the nation. so it's hottest march, since records began a 122 years ago. the higher the usual temperatures have led to demand for electricity because of a shortage of coal at power plants. the indian government has cancelled hundreds of passenger trains to rush coal to thermal power plants around the country and on the coming from the reason. and the 55 is not as long number. so if you got the standing along with the fiber

let's talk about south asia.rading the country's credit rating and saying that sovereign default has started and begun. let's get the latest here for the chief agent -- asian correspondent. i was imagining this was more of a statement of fact. where are we on the story now? >> we are thinking about just how deep the challenges are for sri lanka. the government said it would cause those repayment merely because it did not have enough reserves to cover the basic imports. they framed it as such that they were not going to have this while the rating firms don't seem to have it. that is why they are taking the moves they have. it is said this is beginning now. there was a line in the s&p statement that was interesting on the scoring that they rode back for sri lanka in terms of restructuring. they said it would be very complicated. judging by the ratings reaction, there won't be a quick solution. >> let's move onto pakistan right now. they are trying to engage with the imf for some sort of relief. how are those talks

let's get to our south asia editor.c events over the weekend, let's have a look at sri lanka than pakistan. what is in store for this monday? reporter: we are watching to see whether the prime minister and his brother are accepting the resignation. if this happens, we should see a new cabinet getting sworn in today or tomorrow, and it is supposed to be composed of members from the opposition and ruling coalition. it seems there is a challenge to the opposition to come up with policies to get the country out of its foreign-exchange crisis and inflation. we are hearing the opposition is quite cautious on this, because there is a lyrical sway -- political sway with a key amendment which bestows more power to the president. it's hard to see what can be done. rishaad: let's have a look at pakistan. this move to call an election is being described as being illegal. what are we looking at today for pakistan? reporter: it's really about the supreme court listening to the arguments from the government and opposition on whether w

a planet already changed bike stream, whether there are record breaking temperatures in south asia and in the horn of africa, kill a drought threatens the lives of millions of people. and the former grand slam tennis champion, boris becker, is sent to jail off to being found guilty of concealing assets from bankruptcy investigators. and as for the concert, and that led by a dodge is pot owner, todd boley has been chosen as the preferred bidder to buy english premier league football club. but chelsea ah hello. welcome to the news our. we begin in afghanistan, where there's been a powerful explosion in a mosque n campbell. this is the latest and a series of, of attacks to take place during the muslim holy month of ramadan targeting civilians and places of worship. and this attack happened during friday. prayers and terry ministry spokesman says the blas took place at b. holly i saw had lost in west cobble. the ministry is saying 10 people were killed. but the leader of the mosque itself says that number could be close to 50 him. the more and more of them were the bottom of that. it was a

if you were to list the nations of south asia and there are 8 of them in order of their press freedom rankings, bangladesh is at the bottom of that table lower than afghanistan. the country's legal system includes laws that have been weaponized against those who dare to express political dissent. against the government of prime minister, shake his senior, or anyone who questions the basic tenets of islam. the religion of nearly 90 percent of bangladesh is one of those laws. the digital security act, the dsa, has only been on the books for 4 years. but more than $1500.00 people have already been charged under it. the d. s. a is written in a way that is taylor made for abuse. politicians have been jailed writers and died in prison while awaiting trial and governmental promises to reform the law. have come to nothing. the listening posts monopoly robbie now on bangladesh is digital security act. and the toxic effect it has on journalism and politics. much doc made a writer, a bus ali, myriad of windsor pallets in the mid west of bangladesh. i was a man, a farmer who has never been online

geopolitical alignments in the world will largely be determined in a large triangle in east and south asiatriangle that includes china and india, a strange population of 400 billion people, and pakistan, a nuclear country of 240 million people, if china he decided together with russia, then for pakistan and india there is a desperate struggle, primarily from the united states, which is making incredible efforts to win over these most important states of south asia to its side . president biden and the prime minister of india held a virtual summit in render fashion. moreover, intending to discuss issues of cooperation right off the bat, he began to convince his indian colleague that india should take a tough anti-russian stance in fashion. eh, brought the dialogue. in general, to the usual calm indian ending, how was it? listen i want to salute india's humanitarian aid to the people of ukraine who have suffered horrendous attacks, including the tragic shelling at a train station last week that killed dozens of innocent children of civilian women who were trying to flee the violence. our tal

and as we moved to south asia, it's all about the heat across northern areas and temperatures. edging up into the mid forties, we've got warnings out for some hot dry winds blowing across rajah sun. we could see some dust storms here and the possibility of some thunderstorms up in the north in the days to come. but for the wet weather, we have to head down to the south and to the north east. with some fierce thunderstorms for bangladesh. i saw official elling of the journey a a with with the working out their mind. stories of russia has carried out missile attacks and parts weston and southern ukraine for rockets hit the 50 of live in killing 6 people and wounding 11 ukrainian soldiers have ignored of russian deadline to lay down on the modern pole. moscow says the forces of nearly taken over the city in what would be the most significant capture in the near keith military has launched a cross border offensive against the kurdish homes group in northern iraq count belonging to the p k. k, one by artillery ahead of ground operation. attention is high at the ox that must compound unoccu

to reach out to various hospitals to find out exactly what has happened. millions of people in south asia are experiencing an extreme heat wave power outages in india and pakistan have made it even harder to cope with cold, shattering whether both countries having to deal with temperatures around the 50 degrees. mog sphere, the wife will cut will yield my about 25 percent and ukraine present. rosamille zalinski is condemned. russia's missiles strike old keith during a visit by the united nations chief. it called it an insult to the secretary general while until the terror is described. ukraine as an empty cent of unbearable pain. in all the developments mariposa city council says about a 100000 people are in danger because of russian attacks and unsanitary living conditions. russia has continued shelling mario poll despite declaring victory there last week. hundreds of civilians remain trapped in a vase still works complex on the ground. and the extra is rated police where the alex i'm mostly occupied east jerusalem as worship, has gathered there in that tens of thousands, larger than usu

why is kabaddi so popular, especially in places like south asia?because it was a sport that you didn't need anything for, you just needed a patch of land. you don't need a ball, you don't need a bat.

our south and asia -- our south asia editor reports.he antigovernment protest here in colombo has been gaining momentum with people from different parts of life, students from medical institutions and hospitals are taking part in the protest. and they warned that the government of the president should step down. these people accuse e government of mismanaging the economy. the cost of living has gone up for many families because of the rise of food and cooking gas going up by many folds, putting things out of reach for many of these famies. the government has a way of appeasing these protesters, offering to form an all-party interim government today. but these protesters are calling for a wholesale change in the political system. they say the country was ruined by this economic crisis, because they are now struggling to pay for imports of essential items like fuel and food and medicine. the government says resignations are not an answer and they need time to set the economy right. that is why they are talking to the imf. but these protes

but 1st, let's take a look at best not showing the heat wave affecting a 1000000000 people across south asia earlier than usual. focus on the federal climate change minister says the countries come straight from winter to summer without even a spring season. but we'll have more from an order of actual driver's here. they make up some of the 75 percent of india's workforce who work outdoors muslim, really parts of india for weeks that's after the nation. so it's hot of march since records again, a 122 years ago. the higher than usual health is at metro and hospital because of a shortage of coal power plants, the indian government has cancelled hundreds of passenger trains to rush coal. we also knew that 55 countries were dependent on the food coming from the reason and 55 is not a small number. so if you can be standing along with another 50 fiber looking for you know, be supplies next to us. so i think we have to watch when you've ologist say the severe weather as part of the reoccurring trend. you not the temperature of the when you get the heat web event, they're becoming more frequent tha

almost people in south asia have no choice but to work in the blazing heat. it can cause dizziness, nausea, headaches, and dehydration. also muscle cramps confusion and feinting. in extreme cases, heat increases the risk of a heart attack. well, earlier i spoke to a rene chandra shaker, who's a climate journalist at carbon brief that's based in move by. she says the heat wave is disproportionately affecting marginalized communities living here, which is easier for people like me. i live in the high days. i have conditioning, but it's definitely something completely different for the people who came to fix my air conditioning or thing working outside in the heat. if they're able to deal with this, we're lucky. we live in time where that delivery work is bringing in last the or bringing in food. but yeah, i think that would be difficult for people on the street for people like me insulated, working from home. where do you do not have to step out on me during the evening to go? i really know, is there a sense that this is something that, that people are worried

most people in south asia have no choice but to work and share that . over a $126.00 fahrenheit. and the doctor and, and medical expert warned, i did this for a long for a few hours, jamal it will lead to organ failure. sure. indeed, they did, their diag guys says the government has to come up with the elaborate plan. some of them are already in progress. dieter project edwin. take at least a few more years that hydropower bosh are damaged under construction. and ren sharif troubleshooting to go. whereas the new prime minister, one of the foot places he read the day, was dead, bosher dam budget on it. building down for degroat dig, dane, and government had started a very ambitious project. and one would hope that the new government gregario on british and edward massive tree plantation across the country. the indian railways is canceled hundreds of passenger train services and is using freight trains to rush coal to power plants. thus, after the unprecedented heat wave lead to electricity cuts around the country, elizabeth problem has more from new delhi labor was a new deli work

ready for an independent sovereign foreign policy with colleagues in general in central asia in south asiasoutheast asia after all. we have a fairly large cooperation with the same indonesia with vietnam and many other countries. and, of course, the middle east, if you like, moscow can again become such a center of attraction for these countries, and for this you need to line up. another proactive line to create chains and economic chains and political chains, and the bite is only pushed uh, even more countries in the region to pursue an independent foreign policy. they understand that in case they will not do it. they will definitely be part of the neo-colonial policy of the united states, and by entering into a war with japan, it deals a very big blow to its relations with other asian countries, such as india, south korea , japan itself, the countries of southeast asia, japan tried, under the previous prime minister, to diversify the system of relations in region in the pacific now, apparently. on this will be crossed. we will continue talking about the tectonic shifts in world politics

now millions of people in south asia are struggling to deal daily which has reported its 2nd highest april in 72 years. labor with a new daily work through temperatures above 40 degrees celsius. to const work outdoors that never neglect what we have to go outside to work. it's very hot. when the water gaddy becomes kind hot to drink a lot, but we don't even have and 22 years ago. the higher than usual temperatures have led to demand for electricity reaching and all time high this week and power cuts and several states. dolly's regional government has told people to expect power outages at metro and hospitals because of a shortage of coal at power plants. the indian government crops with some agriculture experts predicting this year's yield will be 25 percent less that could have international implications. and dia was planning to help fill the gap and global wheat supplies left by russia and ukraine. we also know that 55 countries were dependent on the coming from the arctic reason. and the 55 was not a small number. so if you got be a standing along with another 50 fiber looking for

now are other top story, millions of people in south asia are experiencing an extreme heat wave have been power outages in india and pakistan making it even harder to cope with record. shattered by the warn you crane with united nations is trying to negotiate an evacuation of civilians and mary paul, a besieged city that's been reduced to rubble. my russian forces washer is continued shedding. mary pulled his pipe, declaring victory that last week, and an iso fighter behind the beheadings of several hostages has been sentenced to life in jail and i'm deliver more heat than light in the water scenario. there's always a pause. to simplify matters, the listening post covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. i card form like the change author this week, mountains of death in the world's poorest nations. the i m f, and world bank. more many countries are at risk of distress. they're calling for urgent action, so who should foot the bill? upholds dwindling foreign currency reserve. the government limits important turns to citizens abroad to shore up its cash stockpile. is the hi

why is kabaddi so popular, especially in places like south asia? kabaddi has always been very popular because it was a sport that you didn't need anything for, you just needed a patch of land. you don't need a ball, you don't need a bat. the tournament is scheduled across the uk. they are putting it forward for the commonwealth games. we they are putting it forward for the commonwealth games.— they are putting it forward for the commonwealth games. we will be lobb in: commonwealth games. we will be lobbying the _ commonwealth games. we will be lobbying the commonwealth - commonwealth games. we will be l lobbying the commonwealth games commission etc to be included in the next commonwealth games, if not as a full sport, a demonstration sport. we would like to think that is a road we are already on. a lot of people before us have done some great work on that but we look to polish that and get it to a level where it can be sustainable. it polish that and get it to a level where it can be sustainable. iii the where it can be sustainable. if the launch

high temperatures are not unusual for south asia. it's just not supposed to be this hotter at this time of year. parts of india, temperatures have crossed. 45 degrees celsius that several degrees higher than normal is cause the parent caught some sort of strain on the health services. farmers. a warning that we talk might be affected. temperatures in parts of rural pakistan are expected to peak at around $48.00 degrees celsius. that's 8 degrees higher than normal, could lead to water shortages in a country where water scarcity is already a huge problem. or trying to sika is a climate turn to start carbon brief based in mon bye. she says the heat wave is disproportionately affecting marginalized communities. living do it is easier for people like me. i live in a high rise. i have air conditioning, but it's definitely something completely different for the people who came to fix my air conditioning debate were costing and were walking outside in the heat. so it's definitely much, much, i do know how people are thing out and going into

our south asia correspondent sent this report which does contain flashing images.ter: these are dark days for sri lankans. this man is one of millions forced to endure power cuts. in the worst economic crisis of recent times, now he and his wife are having to bash and what they eat. >> earlier, we used to have three meals a day. now, we can have only two. >> this government is not able to provide us with affordable food. onlyod canelp us now. reporter: if you want an idea of the desperation being felt across sri lanka, you have to come to a petrol. people have been here for hours at this want to get their hands on basics. sri lanka uses foreign currency to import essentials like fuel. a drop in tourism due to the pandemic is one rson it is now struggling to pay for them. in a beach town, i meet a hotel owner who blames the government for this crisis. did you vote for them? >> i am now 35 years, i put my vote -- i never put again my vote, never. reporter: anger towards the ng brothers is a boiling point, even in their own backyard. huge crowds have been protesting o

companies has increased economy operators from russia, including from other countries of central south asiaho are represented here, more companies want to take part and establish new contacts , form new electric power projects in various areas for industry, traditional industrial becomes a platform for signing a number of agreements. so the megafon company, together with the ministry for the development of information technologies and communications, is launching a program for the development and employment of it specialists in uzbekistan, another signed memorandum, and cooperation concerns development in the field of digitalization of healthcare, megafon also seems to be acting in the implementation of programs for the protection of the environment in tashkent here. you told about this agreement in an interview with our tv channel, the general director of the company, we signed an agreement with the administration of the city of tashkent on the development of an environmental monitoring system. platform. megafon ecomonitoring allows you to evaluate the quality of the components of the envi

would necessarily ah see it in those terms, but i think yes it is a freedom of expression in all of south asia at this point is a massive concern. and this is a concern because people are upset, they're expressing their grievances and towards governments that do not deliver on democratic mandates. and so we've the point where we had democracy's, at least in name elections happen and regular cycles. i'm but regardless of who comes to power, a set of grievances persist. so oh, we find this now you see it is to lancaster. you see it parked on recently. you see a different situations where on the political system is unable to deal with the demands that are coming in are there are grievances which cannot be met. and then there are crackdowns on decal expression speech or day. i'll the les, i mean, when, when he was president of montes took all the measures to stifle dissent, clamped down on his opponents. isn't there a risk that he could be just triggered in the campaign to further his political ambition? a secure, a come back to power. i agree with that assessment better. this is really his back t

we have the tallest building in south asia, which is empty, which has not been functional for several have an airport in the south of the country, a stronghold, where there is an electoral seat, which hardly has any airplanes coming. we have a port where we expect someone to come, and only 50 or 60 ships come in which we now have two police to the chinese for 99 years. so there is this corruption, lack of accountability, and people are now planning the family and focusing on the family, and they want these people to go because they think they are the ones who have done this damage but it's not only the family and in fact, i think the entire government, and that is affecting all the people, the protesters, and they say we want all 225 mps to go. this is an exaggeration on their part, what they really mean is they went the corrupt mps to go. anchor: ok, this is something the president himself can survive? he has called for talks with protesters. is that likely to appease the protesters at all? >> well, i mean, the reaction from the protesters, in fact, it was the prime minister who wrot

ah, it's all about the scorching heat across south asia at the moment. in particular for india, it had its hottest month of march on record. we are going to see temperatures continue to climb, not just in northern areas, but across central areas and pushing into southern areas of pakistan. the temperature touching that is 41 degrees by tuesday for new delhi, we are seeing some blustery hot winds blowing about as well. no further south of this remains rather clear. we do have some thunderstorm watches out. however, for caroline some of those storms, rather sharp in sri lanka, pulling across into the mold is but the really wet weather we have to head to the northeast corner, some of that rain trickling down into bangladesh. we've got warnings out for fun to storms for north eastern areas of india, and that weather system pushes some of the wintery conditions to western areas of china as we head to central asia. it's dryer down in the south, the temperature in hong kong picking up as the sky clears, lot of warm for shanghai and beijing. but it does look rat

we want south asia to develop more. but we want them to develop clean, smart.doesn't mean building coal. it means using renewables, moving into new energy, and we have to develop further battery storage, clean hydrogen. we have to -- carbon capture, which would make an enormous difference in utilization of that carbon. there is a lot of research being done but not enough. david: in glasgow they say, you have these incentives, but you are not getting them through the congress. so why should we listen to you? mr. kerry: the infrastructure bill which president biden proposed and has passed and signed into law has in it, major initiatives to deal with the planet, with the global crisis. ♪ ♪ david: in the build back better legislation, a large part of it was incentives for people to convert to more energy-efficient kinds of ways of getting things done and renewables and so forth, tax incentives, $500 billion of total value. mr. kerry: right. david: that legislation has stalled now. in glasgow they say, wait a second, you have all these incentives, but you aren't get

particularly excited about, and you know, that both russia and i have to say many people in asia in south asia believe that the current events in ukraine is not just the, you know, by little russian ukrainian struggle they're part of a much bigger struggle for, you know, more multi polar world to something that allows for peace and stability, not the only on the american terms, but, you know, bringing all the actors and all the decision decision maker in awe. joe biden has tried and apparently failed to persuade india to cancel its important russian oil. that's according to the white house following an online summit between the us president of india's prime minister, new delhi is coming on the increasing criticism from some western countries over its refusal to move against russia. they are the largest democracy in the world. we have a strong defense relationship with them. we obviously would prefer that india move away from their long term history of non alignment g 77, partnership with russia. well, the worst meeting between indian prime minister and not into b. u. s. a. today is a contentio

n. chief's visits turning up the heat south asia sweltering on.

up by the zeitgeist, and with his black brothers of africa and his brown and yellow brothers of asia, south america and the caribbean, the united states negro is moving with a sense of great urgency toward the promised land of racial justice. if one recognizes this vital urge that has engulfed the negro community, one should readily understand why public demonstrations are taking place. the negro has many pent-up resentments and latent frustrations, and he must release them. so let him march; let him make prayer pilgrimages to the city hall; let him go on freedom rides -- and try to understand why he must do so.

and you know that both russia and i have to say many people in asia and south asia believe that the current events in ukraine is not just the, you know, by electrical russian ukrainian struggle. they are part of a much bigger struggle for, you know, more multi polar world. something that allows for peace and stability, not only on the american terms, but, you know, bringing all the actors and all the decision decision makers in exxon. thanks for coming in. always love to see you. that's on a boy. ok. thank you. now for fighting wages on inside the city of mario paul in the don't. yes, republic with the russian military saying kid has been trying to pull out the neo nazi as a battalion troops from the battle russian and don. yes, republic officials say most of mario paul is now in their hands. ukrainian president lensky recently told the associated press that the city is at quotes, the heart of this war because the outcome of the battle could define upcoming pace cache. since our senior correspondent, my gas, you have recalls from the area. as you can see, we have been able to reach the wate

now as we move over to south asia, it's all about the heat. once again, you can barely see a cloud in the sky on the satellite image, not just for india, but also for pakistan and afghanistan. there is going to be some relief down in the west for carola, we've got some storms pulling in here, one or 2 shop of thunderstorms as well for southwestern areas of sri lanka. but look at that, it's a very hot and dry picture through the weekend. that should weather update. i saw a special ed line of the journey with a, a with, [000:00:00;00] with ah, again, this is al 0. let's remind you of the main news. the south russia says that it's turned off the supply of natural gas to poland and bulgaria that's up to they refuse to pay it, statehood gas company, it rules both countries say they've made alternative arrangements. and maria, port city officials say that russia has struck the as of style steel plant. with 35 air strikes of the past hour, 24 hours, thousands of ukrainian find his, the civilians, a sheltering in underground tunnels and chambers below

we have black muslims, we have a muslims from south asia from north africa for i mean it's such a big community. so we can't, we can't really prescribe. and i really enjoyed the film that came out one night in miami, which had to most characteristically no one, no toilet. i read it, yes. all right, but not, not where it was here, but just the idea that i felt i, i enjoyed the movie and i enjoyed the fact that we saw personal by the both of the people who are like the moving large figures. right. but they were other, but they are terrible. but this is what we can do about it. i feel like this is, is more important than knowing how bad the representation is, the blueprint. what is in the blueprint, what an easy to follow. ways to solve the representation issue of muslims in film with an easy way to start to really diversify and change the way the muslims are being represented on screen. and in particularly in the way that they're being very harmful. these representations are incredibly harmful. so we're asking studios and we're working with video at the sunset, those tear tropes. i thin

now as we headed to south asia, fine and dry is certainly the story here, lots of scorching heat as well across the north and stretching into central asia. not just southern asia, for pakistan was seen temperatures push up as well as in india. well into the forty's and that dangerous heat wave continues with red warnings out for west rochester on sunday, monday, the heat is still there. if there's any relief, it can be found in the south. we've got coastal showers creeping into corolla stretching all the way up to go with some of those shop. a thunderstorms in shall anchor cats, ha, airway official allies of the journey full of struggles full of pleasure. no. so the rewards was obama labelled in with, in, with, and this is he that and with me she blew in with godaddy. she had me boy, a. but when i go get a, our, a brownfield, an intimate look at life in cuba, me. oh, i saw him thought across i got my boss hang on me way and i humana. little shorted on people. why me hang there my cuba this time on al jazeera. ah ah, what about your triology sarah with me? so robin a reminder of all the t

his head south asia, high temperatures are not unusual for the region. just not supposed to be so hot said this time of year. a poor star to the rainy season in the horn of africa has added to fears that the worst drought in decades could have catastrophic results across the region. a 1000000 people of their, their homes, and more than 3000000 livestock of died har. mattel's reports now from this upper region in northern kenya, missouri. daniel has been walking for hours, his animals need water, and he's finally found some. he says, giving up wasn't an option, heard as in northern king or have lost thousands of animals because of recurring droughts. because is regarded with a younger, i'm now always out you with the camels help doesn't reach us. but i know in the villages, at least the government is giving people some water pots of king r, ethiopia, and somalia are suffering the dry as conditions in more than 40 years. harvest or ruined animals are dying. more and more families are going hungry, garlicky yeah, i used to have 250 camels. the drought has k

we have the tallest building in south asia, a tower, which is a digit mt, which has not been functional about several years. we have a airport in the south of the country, which is rather strong to see which is which is hardly having any plans coming to be of a port that to which we expect the to come prussia accountability that people are blaming. they're focusing on the deposit and they want them to go because they think that they are the ones who have done himself can survive. he's called for talks with protesters, is not likely to appease them at all. open discussions now with the producers and the producers have quickly, or at least some of the reactor to say, we're not going to talk unless our demands, which is that the president resigned. and all the right boxes in government relinquish that post. so the anger, the protectors are director and the raj about the family. now one thing that we need to understand is that the good of the administration, when it came into power, it actually promised a change if slogan was, system change. what he said was we were going to change the syst

it's all about the heat when it comes to south asia, not just the india, but also pakistan and afghanistan. those hot and dry conditions dominating not just in northern areas, but also in the east of india. and those heat wave conditions are likely to last well into the weekend, we're seeing temperatures touch up to near the mid forties. we will hit 45 in nag point if we have a look at new delhi where we are edging closer as we head towards friday, at least with some possible dust storms kicked up by those hot blustery winds. for some relief, we have to head to the west coast. we got funded on watches for corolla, some shop of thunderstorms, as well for southwestern areas of sri lanka. and by the time we get to friday, it will be bangladesh that sees some of the heavier downpours and thunder showers. and it was we had across the east asia. it's a wet picture once again for japan, but they're going to have a brief break on thursday. but the weather isn't very far away. you can see that mass of heavy rain. now that is going to knock temperatures down and whoo han as well as shanghai and so a