host: i want to ask, what is the situation like for the rohingya still in myanmar?we have contacts and most of my beloved relatives are still in the state. the situation is deteriorating. before there was an interest in the international immunity engaging the government to find out to help, recently after the effort in the crisis between russia and ukraine, our people, especially -- people are still going through atrocities which is not brought up in the media. these atrocities are going on. they are trying to move to malaysia [indiscernible] there was no mention with preparations, not enough food, not enough water. the situation -- social media, we are unable to bring on social media and the world is engaged in other issues, and unfortunately [indiscernible] there is more to do one million in refugee camps, so important. these have been deprived and it's important for the international community, covid, the monsoon. let does not mean -- [indiscernible] losing lives. [indiscernible] 450 and 500 are left in the country. host: i saw you nodding along. i want to get yo

we follow the plight of villages of the qur'an minority escaping attacks by myanmar us army. ah, thank you very much for joining us. we begin with a possible threat to a landmark abortion law in the us hotels. so being held outside, the supreme court after league suggesting justices could strike down the key ruling the top court has been considering whether to overturn the 1973 judgement known as roe v wade. that legalize a procedure across the country. neither the supreme court nor the white house have commented on the authenticity of the leeks draft justices are expected to issue their ruling in june. well, there's been plenty of reaction to the leak with the us house speaker, nancy pelosi saying that if the report is accurate, the supreme court decision would go down as one of the worst and most damaging decisions in modern history. she said it would be the greatest restriction of rights in the past. 50 years, not just on women. on the republican side, the senator for arkansas, tom cotton says the supreme court and the department of justice must get to the bottom of this l

imran khan would never have switched to china unless he was russian support myanmar is the same norths the same, southeast. asia is the same. china without us will not be able to realize its leadership, and it cannot give up on us, as it held on to a strong sovereign. if it is very important to understand, we are now building our new world with china on an equal footing. and this is true in china as well . i myself from comrade si e. i heard this formula back to back, back to back, and this is how relations between russia and china are built, which is the supporting structure of the entire eurasian the system, in general, for the united states and eurasia has always been the main challenge, and the situation that developed 10-15 years ago was simply catastrophic for them. remember, when the americans got stuck in iraq, shirak schroeder putin discussed together the problems of greater eurasia greater eurasia, which includes the countries of the european union, japan, which uh invested in our country, south korea, which invested in our country. yes , this is a huge eurasia uniting the u

as a cat or an aucus, and so on, plus the most difficult topic for me right now is the crisis in myanmar uh, which e brought the situation to the point that it is now clearly excluded from the general osinov’s events, and in general , a little more and it will come to a discussion on the question of whether it is necessary to keep it inside at all? oh, well, uh so far, thank god, the question has not been put like that, but uh what, uh, it seems to me especially disturbing that uh, what has not been in this part of the world, uh, until now? yes, this is , so roughly speaking, their ukraine, that is, their kind of conflict point, through which the entire regional space will be torn apart and and and taken out of e, a state of any kind, balance. and if you consider, uh, what is myanism from the point of view of its strategic position, then this is a country that limits india from china from the rest countries of southeast asia and located. if you look at the map not so far from , say, afghanistan and central asia, uh, that is, well, roughly speaking, uh, create there some kind of chaos tha

as a cat or or an aucus, and so on, plus the most difficult topic for myself now is the crisis of myanmarh, which e brought the situation to the point that the actual is now clearly excluded from the general osinov events. and in general, a little more and does come to a discussion on the questions of whether it is necessary to keep it inside at all? osya well, uh, for the time being, thank god, the question is not put like this, but uh. what uh. hmm , especially, it seems to me, disturbing that uh, that's what was not in this part of the world. eh, so far? yes, this is so rudely speaking of their ukraine, that is, of some kind of conflict point, through which it will be torn apart and and and and taken out of e, a state, whatever it was, balance the entire regional space. and if you consider, uh, what is myanism from the point of view of its strategic position, then this is a country that borders with india from china from the rest of the countries of southeast asia and is located. if you look at the map not so far from , say, afghanistan and central asia, uh, that is, well, roughly spea

later , brunei, vietnam, laos, myanmar and cambodia, as well as pope new guinea and east timur, joinedt as observers. relations with other states regulate the so-called bali treaty of friendship, cooperation, which other participants can join from 87 years. now it has already been done by more than 40 countries in the composition of the supreme bodies of the osians, are summits, heads of state and government. they are held twice a year and decisions are made by consensus. now in the organization cambodia presides in 1992, the member countries of the hoxian established a free trade zone. if in the nineties the average tariff rate for the block was about 7%, then today the tariffs within the osyan are actually zero, and in 2020 the members of the association, together with australia, china and japan, new zealand and south korea, signed an agreement on a comprehensive regional economic partnership today session. one of the world's largest regional organizations. its area covers almost 5 million m², and the population exceeds 600 million. the total gdp of foreign trade turnover is about 3,

when look at the plight of journalists in myanmar, forced into exile by a violence military crackdown. ah, we begin with a possible threat to a landmark abortion law in the united states. protests are being held outside. the supreme court, after league suggesting justices, could strike down the key bullying the top court has been considering whether to overturn the 1973 judgement known as roe v wade that legalized abortion across the us. neither the supreme court nor the white house have commented on the often to city of the leaks, draft justices are expected to issue their ruling in june. i absolutely have to be out here because this is something that affects you so personally and, and hurt so much to know that has maybe ripped away from me. i feel like i really don't have any choice. i feel like i don't, i can't have affects the unborn or human and we've been telling them not to the tune of millions. and so i have no words handlers. while there's been plenty of reaction to the league with the us. how speaker nancy pelosi, seeing that if the report is accurate, the supreme court deci

after the myanmar soldiers shelled their village at ovalo when there was fighting me him, our soldiers would shoot at the village and tucked inside the compound. they destroyed food supplies. the dog started when they also fired their weapons into the air, to intimidate the villages, and the villages were afraid to leave her herbs. the permit soldiers are everywhere in our area. that's not the only threat. the current community faces. they have already gone out to model min more soldiers of planted land mines everywhere around and inside farmlands. nobody dares to work on their farm. is dury and season now, but no one can harvest because of it. the law mines are even in the banana plantations. in fact, one of my neighbors stepped on one inside his farm and lost a leg. al jazeera is not able to verify their stories. a spokesman from yeoman's military has not responded to our emails seeking comment. unicef report showed the number of land mind incidents across the country as increased since the coo, the violence between current sciences and the me. and the army has intensified in the pas

the violence between current fighters and the myanmar army has intensified in the past year. sending people fleeing across the border into thailand or into jungles in camps in myanmar lever to the me and my soldiers are basically all camp and they are fighting with the current fighters. everybody in this camp is afraid and lives in fear. we are worried, the fight will come closer and closer to us. with more distaste, feeble arriving. there also concerns there may not be enough food for every one and with no sign of the conflict ending soon, people here know it may be a long time before they can return home. florence li, algebra. internet access has been cut and a curfew imposed in the indian city of judd poor after violence between hindus and muslims. the unrest began on monday during a religious festival. actually that was taking place in both communities. but it continued into tuesday. elizabeth problem has more from the deli very heavy police press now in and around an area called a jewelry gate off the city of georgia pool following move clashes, move fighting between him booth a

an example, myanmar used facebook messages to denigrate the minority in that country and those sorts of actions, that use of facebook to propagate genocide against the muslim population in that country. these companies on their own have made these decisions to put more rules around what people can say to ensure they are not drowned out by spam or chinese state propaganda and also to counteract some real-world harms where speech is used as a tool to suppress other speech. host: press secretary jen psaki was asked about the sale. "the president has long been concerned about large social media platforms. the power they have over every day lives. the platform needs to be held accountable for the harm they cause. there needs to be fundamental reforms, antitrust reforms for more transparency and there is bipartisan support in congress." what do you think, where our lawmakers on this? agree, disagree, supportive? guest: it is all over the map. the interesting thing i hear from that statement, everybody including people who run social media companies agree they have too much power. where the

is there any evidence that the sanctions the us and other nations have imposed on the leaders in myanmar or burma have had an effect only anecdotal we have heard and not probably can't really confirm about some of the leaders who who's who are targeted actions that they've taken that make us think they they don't like those targeted sanctions on the leaders themselves. you'll have any strong message for the dictatorship for military detectors of enormous as far as this democracy and this like clone is concerned and you think they will have a change up for heart and minds because of this repetitive i hope so. i hope that there will be one good thing that comes out of such huge destruction and that would be the government's realization that the people of burma need help and they need more help than they can give them able why such a historic interest. this is a first or first lady to come to this podium and talk about a cyclone why such a historic interest, you know, i've been interested in burma for a long time, but it started really with an interest in ang sushi and reading her. works an

she has been giving rain across the coast of myanmar. it would produce flooding here. could fear, witness freedom, slavery, witness people, witness power, witness a lifetime, witness an hour, witness man, witness beast, witness peace, witness love, witness ward, witness the world, witness next door. witness life. witness. from al jazeera. >> a reminder of the top on al jazeera. russia's president says they are fighting for the motherland and the future in ukraine. let me put in lead victory day but he stopped short of announcing any plans to step up the military operation in ukraine. ukraine's president says russia's actions are the trail of victory day. violent protests have followed the resignation of the sri lankan prime minister. and these four people including a member of parliament died in fighting between rival political groups. a nationwide curfew has been imposed. they have reported to have more than twice the number of votes of his closest rival. and these 43 people have been killed during a right at the presented -- at the present in door. they were all inma

and other nations have imposed on the leaders in myanmar or burma have had an effect? >> only anecdotal. we have heard, and probably can't confirm, about some of the leaders who are targeted, actions that they have taken that make us think that they don't like those targeted sanctions on the leaders themselves. >> do you have a strong message for the leadership in burma -- and do you think they will have a change of heart and mind because of this? >> i hope so. i hope that there will be one good thing that comes out of such huge destruction and that would be the government's realization that the people of burma need help and they need more help than they have been given. >> why such a historic interest? this is a first for the first lady to come to this podium and talk about this. >> i've been interested in burma for a long time. it started with an interest in -- and reading her works and just the story of the nobel prize winner who has been under house arrest for so long, whose party was overwhelmingly elected in an election and then was never able to take office. and

journalist in countries like myanmar, mexico, and uganda, say it is becoming more difficult than everdo their jobs. in uruguay, unesco is meeting on these latest challenges faced by journalists. >> technology like never before, is being used to curtail freedom of speech around the world. spyware, artificial intelligence, and social media have become the chosen tools by governments to suppress dissent. this victim aspire where which was developed by an israeli company, was detained for over a year in her country, azerbaijan. >> i saw the list of numbers, like, 99 numbers from my phonebook were in that list. 99 people who i know were on that list. they have an effective, too, and those are not only journalists and lawyers. those were also activists, political activists whose numbers i had. >> hundreds of people have gathered in the uruguayan coastal city in an effort to help find ways to protect freedom of speech. this conference is hosted by unesco, and the theme of this conference is journalism at risk in war zones or conflict areas but also subjects of online harassment and surveilla

last year, at least 90 million people were displaced mainly coming from , ethiopia, burkina faso, myanmar afghanistan, and the democratic republic of congo, and ukraine this year. and they mostly went to countries like turkey, jordan. uganda, pakistan, lebanon, germany, sudan, bangladesh, iran and ethiopia. the major causes are still conflict, violence, and persecution. followed by natural disasters. but weather-related events like storms, floods, wildfires, droughts, and extreme temperatures are becoming a growing trend. ♪ let's bring in our guests. in nairobi, nazanine moshiri, senior analyst for climate and security in africa at the international crisis group. in uppsala, sweden, jesper bjarnesen, senior researcher at the nordic africa institute. and in london, parvati nair, professor of migration studies at queen mary university of london. welcome to the program. nazneen, a staggering milestone. we are talking 100 million people displaced, more than 1% of the global population. let's talk globally before we moved to different parts of the world. why this staggering increase in the num

further west, briefly dry in myanmar is wet.t probably has the monsoon rain coming in with significant potential. more in northern india and pakistan. it's getting hot and hotter still in pakistan. ♪ >> for over a century, american parents have entrusted their sons to the boy scouts of america hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives. instead, countless young lives were ruined by predators within the organization. >> knew there were so much evil, but i cannot figure out where it was coming from. >> in a three-part series, we investigate a massive scandal that rocked the united states. scoutmaster, part one on al jazeera. ♪ >> reminder the top stories here on al jazeera, finland and sweden have submitted their former -- formal applications to join nato, but turkey is blocking them from beginning the process. the turkish president accuses the two countries of harboring kurdish terrorists. russia set almost 700 more ukrainian fighters that marry steel plant have surrendered overnight. this video released by the

even malaysia looks that way because of the concentration of the rain heading toward myanmar.re, rain also for kerala. some persistent rain. the heaviest recently has been up in the northeast of india. one of the wettest places in the world. the warnings persist. ♪ >> african stories of resilience and courage. >> [speaking native language] >> tradition and dedication. >> [speaking native language] >> short documentaries by african filmmakers. "africa direct," on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> a reminder of the top stories -- ukraine has ended its defense of the steelworks in mariupol. more than 260 soldiers have been evacuated to russian held territory. the defense ministry has praised them for changing the course of the war, by holding russian troops at bay. ukraine is seeking to have a prisoner swap. but in moscow there are calls for a member of the regiment to be questioned. one russian politician says the death penalty should be considered for them. and u.s. president joe biden says the ideology behind saturday's mass shooting in buffalo, new york is a threat to u.s. democracy. he vis

he says he and his family fled after the myanmar soldiers shelled their village. little boy, when there was fight, ma'am our soldiers would shoot at the village and tucked inside the compound. they destroyed food supplies and all the stuff all over. they also fired their weapons into the air, to intimidate the villages in the villages were afraid to leave her herbs. the permit soldiers are everywhere in our area. that's not the only threat. the current community faces they have already on our tomato. min more soldiers of planted land mines everywhere around and inside farmlands. nobody dares to work on their farm. is dury and season now, but no one can harvest because of it. the la minds are even in the banana plantations. in fact, one of my neighbors stepped on one inside his farm and lost a leg. al jazeera is not able to verify their stories. a spokesman from yeoman's military has not responded to our emails seeking comment. a unisex report showed the number of landline incidents across the country as increased since the crew, the violence between current fighte

the un's office on drugs and crime says gangs are exploiting political instability in myanmar and porouss caused the street price of narcotics to fall significantly, hitting all—time lows in thailand and malaysia. the un office's regional head, jeremy douglas, described the growth in the illegal trade as staggering. there's lots of seizures being made and no impact being made on the business itself. crimejust keeps cranking out the volume, replacing seizures with more product the chemical situation is highly complex, and there's no essential chemicals being seized, theyjust continue to flow primarily through laos. we also have huge money laundering operations at play in the region. we have no attempt fundamentally to address demands. this is seemingly growing and can continue to grow because the price point of the drug is so cheap. there has to be a huge change in approach in this region or it's just going to continue to get worse. ahead of the platinum jubilee celebrations this week in the uk, eight supersize images of queen elizabeth have been projected onto stonehenge, a prehistoric m

ringer refugees on its own we have the it may, miranda, i'm of understanding with the authorities in myanmar which has recently been extended by the de facto authorities. this is a good site. we'll continue to engage in order to help create those conditions. but we need to patience. this is why it's so important to continue to support bangladesh while it continues to host almost a 1000000 refugees from younger. well, i'm here in bangladesh. all saw tall highlights that in spite of the enormous attention and resources that understandably and brightly are put into the response to the ukraine crisis. and before that, you remember, we spoke about afghanistan for months. that in spite of that, those other crisis, they power, frankly, off the radar screen. and off most of the news, they must not be forgotten. there's a 1000000 people in those camps. and that's a lot of people and there's a 100000000 refugees and displaced. we have passed that awful mark for the 1st time . since we are recording this figures just a few days ago and all these crises be they here in asia, in africa, in the middle eas

of last year, at least 90000000 people were des space, mainly coming from ethiopia, burkina faso, myanmar nigeria, afghanistan, and the democratic republic of congo and ukraine this year. and they mostly want when 2 countries like turkey, jordan, uganda, pakistan, lebanon, germany, sedan, bangladesh, iran and ethiopia. the major causes are still conflict, violence and persecution, followed by natural disasters. but weather related events like stores, floods, wild fires, droughts and extreme temperatures are becoming a growing trend. ah, let's bring in our gas in nairobi and as a name was sheree, senior analyst for climate and security in africa, of the international crisis group. in up solace. we then yes, per barnison senior researcher of the nordic africa institute and the london of what in i a professor of migration studies as queen mary university of london. welcome to the program. nothing in a star g ring mice turn. we're talking about 100000000 people displaced more than one percent of the global population. let's talk globally before we move to different parts of the world. why is

the pacific, not only economic, but also political, they were very much persuaded to go over eight myanmar the philippines were not. well, it's part of the group. uh, oatmeal itself, yes and uh, failed this time . uh, put this brick into the great anti-china wall, but the americans are not in a hurry and biden is going to tokyo where he will sign an agreement with japan that together they will openly oppose china and a meeting with the leaders of the quat will take place on the same day. well, we 'll talk more about that. uh, when will we have time? now about hypersound. i will say a few words before the advertisement made by the states, they have already talked about 30 billion for the hypersonic building program, but so far these tests have shown that they have not reached the level that north korea has already reached, not to mention china india a to russia they are still far away and in addition, vladimir vladimirovich putin said that by the time america creates hypersonic weapons. we will have all the means to counteract these hypersonic weapons, moreover, we already have systems agai

myanmar north korea nepal all at once lights up.hina is preparing for this scenario, but it's not so scary for him to get rid of it. for this , what will now tell us that sanctions will hit china, the west could not do anything even against russian gas. and what will be there from china what kind of goods to refuse gas can be found to fill it somewhere, send it accordingly, and so on. and who will sew for you, produce, and so on and so forth similar to what filled all western markets. this is a matter of several years. it just seems to me that you won’t be able to sew to produce there and do something else without gas in the dark. well, you did something there, even refuse a simple skirt, and here more complex goods are more complex supply chains, that is, you don’t understand me. i’m talking about the fact that the production of these more complex goods without fuel, without energy resources. cannot be completed. yes, what am i talking about, which is really and china understands this, that the effect is after it invasion of taiwan

parts of carolyn, now pushing down across so much as full anchor and easing up towards so much of myanmar, heavy showers there to the far north east of india. quite a peppering, a shower across central and western parts of india. all the way up towards mama you could see some wet weather further north. it is generally dry still pretty hot with creeping back into the fault is there for new delhi, a chance of a high, a 44 for la hatha air with issue. and i of the journey, any tube in ours to grat tend communist rental only to be disappeared. a family's tragedy entwined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood you see is that going to be my blog on that one to a lifelong search for answers and close. yeah, finding salon. weakness on al jazeera lou . ah, you're watching al jazeera time to recap our headlines now. china says it's agreed to work more closely with fiji is foreign minister. juan v continues a diplomatic blitz across the pacific. but a trident security agreement with 10 either nation should be signed on monday has been shelves, palestinian prime mini

good parts of thailand now. pushing up towards myanmar 70 millimeters of rain here in 24 hours . that's going to the area where we are going to see the focus of the heaviest downpours, easing across cambodia, vietnam, pushing up towards lough, still some very heavy showers into central and northern parts of the philippines. push a little further south of much of malaysia. well, he to the day showers, there course, but i shouldn't be quite his white bread. he will a wet weather will just make its way back out to the south china sea. pushing towards borneo as we go on into wednesday. still a few showers there. you notice in 2 were indonesia through java, off western parts of australia, still seeing some very heavy right, nasty system this causing some localized flooding that area of low pressure stuck there for the past couple of days and it'll be stuck there for the next couple of days, but it's down across the bike where we are most concerned. we have got some violent winds pushing across the great australia bite through the malibu. right across south australia. will see that way

see the monster trough, of course, making its way now across in the china, into myanmar some heavy rain coming back into northern parts of the philippines. usual scattering showers across malaysia and indonesia place to say things looking better across india over the next day or so. a significant drop in the intense rainfalls would be seen across that northeast corner. it will be some showers there for bangladesh. little more in the way of cloud and showers toward northwestern parts of india, tempering the heat and a similar situation. the pakistan ah, the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i didn't want to started to please do it. they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me, if i take on the line, this man with the misconceptions and debate the contradiction, do we have a real democracy here in the united states? there's not a clue that's a radical insurgency, mark lamond hill. and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. lou. lou, welcome back to watchi

so the malay peninsula, coastal myanmar into bangladesh. i don't think it's going to make landfall, but it's still going to spread a lot of rain and wind for entrepreneur dash o, dish and westbank, all the other big stories. here are those temperatures. they're starting to hot up again as far north as armor at. sorry. at 40 degrees and a severe heat wave through pakistan as well. so here we are by friday heat blankets the country, 44 degrees. the high for you in karachi. kat official airline, the journey a with with ah, but again, you're watching out there every month about top stories this hour and up to 60 people or thoughts have been killed when a school was bombed in easton, ukraine official say around 90 people with sheltering in the building in the hunts gwinn russian forces tactic. john lee has been named as hong kong new leader. he was the only candidate in the race to succeed carry lamb. a security chiefly lead the crackdown on the 2019 mass protest. monday's presidential election in the philippines is being described as the most i

we'll eventually see heavy rain from myanmar. chatter airway official airline of the journey. with a guest with awe . ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of i told stories, this ala ah has been in the occupied territory, a marking what they call knock bun or the catastrophe. siren sounded for 74 seconds . one for every year since israel was founded, event is taken on even more importance this year. after the killing of al jazeera journalists arena, blocked by is, brady forces will be shake, dra neighbourhood, a bulky bodies. jerusalem is a big flash point you to forced evictions of palestinians live to him on con. who is there, emerald? tell us more about the significance of the neighbourhood. well, it was this time last year the israel made its war on garza. that was a direct result of the fullest evictions that took place in this neighborhood. i'll give you a very quick history lesson in 1956, 28 families fleeing the expulsion of palestinians from what was then becoming the newly was the new state of israel came to this neighbourhood. those 28 families were when it was u

we've got a tropical cyclone within rain, around all sides of the bay, a bengal castille myanmar, bangladesh. i do think it's going to stay out over open water. so no landfall, but still it's going to give us a feed of rain and wind for entrepreneurs show disha into westbank all over the next few days. the other big story is the heat intensive. fine again across the indian state of maha roster. we know about 25. people have died as a result of heat related illness and let some of these temperatures neg port 45 degrees as bad as this is pakistan, severe heat wave. i put this now through on friday and the heat blankets the country south to north. so karachi 44 and islam of bod, coming in at 40 degrees, can remember that tropical cyclone we were talking about in the bay of bengal. well, it's going to bolster rainfall amounts through the malay peninsula and indo china also very soggy. forecast for this area of china pretty much from the gang. see to the yellow river valley. we've got big pulses of rain falling here, likely to see some flooding. and it looks like a gloomy forecast for southern se

now across in the china, into myanmar some heavy rain coming back into northern parts of the philippines. usual scattering a showers across malaysia and indonesia place to say things looking better across india over the next day or so. a significant drop in the intense rambles will be seen across at northeastern corner. it will be some showers, therefore bangladesh. little more in the way of cloud and showers towards north western parts of india, tempering the heat. and a similar situation. the pakistan cats are air with issue and line of the journey. gotta one of the fastest growing nations in the world news, ronnie carto needed to open and development international shipping companies to become a key, middle east, and trade and money skilfully down 3 key areas of development, filling up from it, connecting the world, connecting the future. wanted cato causes gateway to whoa trade blue ah, watching out as a reminder of our top stores, voters in australia has ended nearly a decade of conservative government. maybe the antony albany is defeated, incumbent conservative. probably this is sco

going to fuel some of these. thunderstorms have got bubbling up across westbank gall bangladesh into myanmar, some of which could be severe. so the biggest threats will be powerful winds and hail. next stop, we're going to southeast asia, gonna tell you dry spells across sumatra. but around west java, we could see some pretty intense ursa rain over the course of the weekend for the philippines. central areas, flight advisor is back in play here, the rain filename, top to bottom, from loses rate through to mindy. now, now for china, our season rains are plum rains or lifting further toward the north, falling across the yangtze river valley. and we could see some flooding here. now that their brain has made a clean sweep of japan, there was, temperatures are coming up. so 32 degrees in tokyo into a front siding across beijing that could bring in some sand and dust from mongolia and look at this temperature and john joe, 39 degrees. so if you get there on sunday, that's going to be a new record temperature for the month of may stay cool. that's it. that's all season official airline of the jour

valery brodsky, who directed the theater, remembers how the leaders of north korea and myanmar were delightedomething similar in their own country, because they built a folk theater without cranes and elevators. only workers hands with the use of horses and barrels for concrete is the largest in the union, fifth at 3.000 spectators. in fact, we were ready to hand over the objects back in august forty-first, but because of the war , hitler capitulated on may 9 and on may 12 we opened theaters and how the patriotic opera ivan susanin was opened and when there the choir sang the last song. this is all glory to you russian people, what was happening in the hall should have been seen. this is already a song to glinka's music of the final scene. operas performed the stars are new today at the big gala concert, just like 77 years ago, the hall applauded and asked for an encore artur mikhailov sergey babichev alexander gaganov and elena galeeva siberian bureau of news. all news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the app or on the website smotrim.ru, together we follow the devel

this is russia china north korea vietnam cambodia laos myanmar is the same, indonesia actually the lists, that is, there are opportunities for a very serious big geopolitical game. now in east asia there is and this is a new situation, but it must be said that only the combined power of russia

joining up with the showers the monsoon res, pushing in across a good part is flank and now up to was myanmar some heavy rain coming back into bangladesh and the far north east of india. official outline of the journey. i have told stories of orphan widows grab both and soldiers. it is there where privilege to tell the stories of my own people to a global audience. how and why did who didn't become so obsessed with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold the corrupt individuals in human rights abusers accountable. very good. i rip this deal apart. if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing what we're talking about? why american today we take on us politics and society, that's the bottom line. ah ah, welcome back, or people mind about top stories here. this allen, texas police are facing intense criticism for their inaction during the deadliest school shooting in the u. s. and nearly a decade. families are demanding on so soft, emerged that officer waited 78 minutes before storming the panels for voters in columbia, gearing up for some days, presidential election, opi

france of course, which is now bringing some very heavy writing across indo china, particularly to was myanmar tours and northern parts of a thailand. usual crop of well heated the day shout a seasonal rains. there was much of southeast asian, of course, the heaviest to the north of the equator. the heavy showers continue just around the boat. been gold possibility of a developing cyclone coming in here and stays hot for northwest india, cancer, airway official airline of the journey. reagan, stories of resilience, and perry a blessing to one of them, tradition and dedication for them, it was i was a little more robust with short documentary by african filmmakers on the white 9 and the book to make it africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching elders. yeah, reminder about top stores off top battling russian forces for nearly 3 months. the last remaining troops at mariposa still works with lay down their arms under orders from ukraine's military leadership. germany has signed an energy partnership. deal with cutoffs, attempted to reduce this dependency on russia, confirmed they hoped

eh, many countries, asean, such as vietnam cambodia laos myanmar will be ready for this, and i think a closer military-strategic partnership.

we've had another day of very heavy rain across parts of myanmar through endo china, easing across towards the philippines. big down poles coming for here. over a 100 millimeters of fright in 24 hours associated with the on suit loss, of course. and that is bringing some more, very heavy, intense down pause to possibly see some flooding coming in to where parts of been mar into thailand as we go through the next couple of days. vietnam, also seeing some of those heavy showers, scattering a showers. but i think some good sunny spells too into the philippines over the next day. oh sir, scattering a shout to across malaysia. not quite as widespread, o as heavy. therefore indonesia, but always a chance to some wet weather here. nevertheless, never seen plenty of heavy rain making its way to western pass for australia recently. what a nasty little swirl of cloud coming through an intense, very active area of low pressure. gusty winds, winds have been gusting in excess of 90 kilometers per hour. so potential for damaging winds and some heavy rate also pushing across at southwestern corner of aus

so we are looking at the mall central, pulsing some really big downpours into up myanmar, pushing up towards the far north east of india. it is dry here than it has been recently. i am pleased to say some showers coming into a dish at easing up towards b ha. to was west bengal. always chance of one or 2 showers sliding a little further east, which as we go through the next couple of days shall to southern india to still some heat to the northwest hatter, airways issue, airline of the journey. their plight emitted from history kept alive only in the family tales if those who survived is hard to believe for people who disable the astonishing story. as the polish women and children who endured the siberian glass and so refuge in africa, never to return again. an epic odyssey of resilience memory is our homeland on al jazeera. ah ah. hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news, the south addressing a gathering of the global political and business elite in davos ukraine's president . as asked for more financial aid, followed him as lensky says that ukraine needs at

it's the result of violence in ethiopia, or can a fossil myanmar nigeria, afghanistan, the democratic republic of the congo and other countries. as the number of refugees across the world increases relief agencies become less capable of handling the situation. the un humanitarian office, o. c, h, a warns nearly 18000000 people are going to face severe food shortages in the next 3 months across the african side region. the officers appealed for $3800000000.00 for relief. has generated less than 12 percent of that amount so far. ah, the palestine, one of the oldest refugee crises goes on with no end in sight. other fiji crises have been around for decades as well. governments and international organizations. what now need to think of a new way to address this an antique problem? palm at fun, alicia. the un says at least 4000000 people have been affected by floods in bangladesh and rights. groups of warning children in the region have been severely affected by the devastating pre monsoon rains in bangladesh. 419 schools have been damaged. another 350 had been turned into makes of shelter

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