mevlut cavusoglu said that terrorist groups by establishing themselves in the mountains of northern iraq and syria threaten turkey's national security, they also operate in sweden and finland and this is the reason why ankara opposes the membership of these two countries, sweden and finland, and 9 months ago they officially requested membership in nato . with the visit of the us secretary of state to the occupied territories the residents of mada held a protest rally. the demonstrators were protesting against washington's policies regarding the palestinian issue. during a trip to occupied palestine, the continued support of the united states to the zionist regime was said by a group of employees of mada's municipalities, by organizing a march and gathering, the people of the world asked the zionists for a food blockade and condemn preventing the import of necessary materials and equipment to this region. the food is under siege by the zionists 16 years ago, and the suspension of the financial plan and foreign aid has also made the conditions of the municipalities confidential . macron ye

and also from northern iraq from the semi autonomous kurdish region. now the materials include food is tough, medical materials and shelters blankets. and in some cases, also, iraq has provided fuel and medicine. but because some of these planes at land in damascus. so given the fact that there is political division that is conflict in syria. so the question is whether or not these or all of these materials reach those industries, those affected by the ethnic wake in the rebel held areas in know that in syria, my home without through i had a 0. but that still had on al jazeera, for people are killed in new zealand after cycling. gabriel causes widespread flooding and destruction ah, informed opinions for right extreme is there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible. frank assessments, there was a joke about you from government that it's not interact with, nor does it go inside story on al jazeera. ah ah tough times the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challeng

northern syria. not only by air, but also by land relieved convoys have been leaving from iraq and also from northern iraq from the semi autonomous kurdish region. now the materials include foods of medical materials and shelters blankets. and in some cases, also, iraq has provided fuel and medicine. but because some of these planes are land in damascus. so given the fact that there is political division that is conflict in syria. so the question is whether or not these or all of these materials reach those industries. those affected by the ethnic wake in the rebel held areas in know the city without the legacy at all, but still heads on al jazeera, genuinely, extraordinary experience standing here in a climate controlled chamber with no home. i had a full size houses inside behind me. why this climate chamber could change the way houses are built and inhabited for decades to come with the after much heavy rain in the philippines are still flood warnings out as a legacy. the next area of heavy rain in the vicinity is going to be near the arm of yap, where the circulation just developing that might en

they have brought in some basic, 1st human and hearing aid, for example, from northern iraq than region government or saudi arabia. but it's very limited, no big rescue and so forth. and people are sitting there in empty tins. women and children that are still wearing the clothes of the night of the, the earthquakes where they desperately need water. they need food, they need tens, they need shelter and heating. and we don't have this major aid response that we see in turkey, unfortunately. and people feel let down. we've heard them and on a destroyed bidding, for example, there was this writing saying we have died. thank you for letting us down. can you explain to us how the political situation inside syria is affecting the humanitarian efforts? there? the front lines inside syria, a definite d hampering a rapid and pragmatic humanitarian 8 because both the us hunter gene but also the islamist, malicious, allied with president out want in the turkish occupied territories in north of let boy they have prevented aid from reaching the affected areas, the self administration, dakota, south

they're assessing the impact of the incidence. 2 children have died in a fire at a refugee camp in northern iraq's kurdish region. the children aged one and 4 were brothers. they were living at the musical refugee camp in the city of zacko, with other internally displaced people. this place families in northern syria were already living in dire conditions after the destruction of their homes. but they've been worse than by a severe snowstorm. the tip area i'm involved has the details. they are left in the cold. these displaced families in northern syria are facing a new ordeal brought on by a severe snowstorm. and they are not equipped for the challenge fuels. you've been in the middle of the as you can see for your own eyes, only this night, 5 tents have collapsed. children left under rain and snow without any shelton. this situation is the same across all the displacement. camps in ali, post northern countryside and italy, low temperatures, along with heavy rain, have taken a heavy tongue on the people here. most of the tents are not water resistant. there are a visible absence of essential sani

tough winter. mohammad fine, i'll just here to children of die than are fired a refugee camp in northern iraq's kurdish region. the children age, one and 4 brothers were living at the jamaica refugee camp in the city of zacko with other internally displaced people. that of the roman catholic church has wrapped up his historic visit himself. down with a mass pope, france is coff a piece urging people to put down their weapons and work towards reconciliation of the years of conflict. alma ta, so reports on the capital julia ah, pope francis told the people of south sit on the church has not forgotten. ah, thousands of people attended and open a mass in the capital, juba to see the head of the catholic church one last time before he left for the vatican. the pope once again called for peace forgiveness and reconciliation in a country we many had been killed or displaced by conflict. number the de my lesbian sir, never lose hope now and lose no opportunity to build me. my hope and peace dwell among you, my hope and peace, dwell in south sudan, according to the united nations. they are more than 200

a kurdish christian refugee escaping the murderous violence of northern iraq. happy to be here. yes, please. i no need money, i need life. this country is very safe. after this — this country is very good for all people because help me. dara doesn't ask for much. as an asylum seeker, he certainly doesn't get much. he's got his wife and two sons. his eldest, hani, is at school. hani is lovely, lovely boy. thank you for all teacher hani because hani is now speaking english — geordie! chuckles. one thing i've noticed about you, or two things — number one, you're so smart, your clothes are always perfect. yes, all second—hand. me, my wife and my son. and number two, you're always smiling. thank you so much. it feels like dara's always here. he's so grateful to the country that's taken him in, but can't escape the cost of living crisis — the cost of baby milk for little yani. are you finding it hard to pay for what you need? so, about that... because... before, it's often cheaper. now is very expensive. you worried? you can... no, thank you. can i just say that you'

to make sacrament expansion, top priority to children have died in a fire at a refugee camp in northern iraq's kurdish region. the children age one and 4 were brothers. and living at the jamika refugee camp in the city of zach with other internally displaced people. authorities are investigating the course of the 5 at least 24 people have died in chile as hundreds of wildfires spread almost a 1000. others have been injured. heat wave is complicating efforts to control the flames, which are burning across 3 regions in the middle of the country. to nicole soon sharif has more. hello, spreading class boon. everything in there park forest, farms and homes are 2300 fire fighters have been deployed to control hundreds of wild fires, nearly half of them a burning out of control. if the water under the media yet we are working on multiple sources of forest fires that added to the weather high temperatures and a lot of wind give caused great destruction bought in vegetation and buildings. the fires began on wednesday, destroying nearly 100000 acres of land. helicopters have been deployed too late to sa

northern syria. not only by air, but also by land really, of convoys have been leaving from iraq and also from northern iraq from the semi autonomous kurdish region. now the materials include food is tough. medical materials and shelters blankets. and in some cases, also, iraq has provided fuel and medicine, but because some of these planes at land in damascus. so given the fact that there is political division that is conflict in syria. so the question is whether or not these or all of these materials reach those in this is those affected by the isic wake in the rebel held areas in northern syria. but without through, i had al jazeera by that ah, laura, let's move on to other news known scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon had announced her resignation after more than 8 years. she's been in the position since 2014 sturgeon will remain leader of scotland. government until a successor is appointed for this decision is not a reaction to short term pressures. of course that are difficult issues confronting the government, you know. but when is that ever not the case? i have spent almost 3 decades in f

northern syria. not only by air, but also by land really, of convoys have been leaving from iraq and also from northern iraq from the semi autonomous kurdish region. now the materials include food is tough. medical materials and shelters blankets. and in some cases, also, iraq has provided fuel and medicine, but because some of these planes at land in damascus. so given the fact that there is political division that is conflict in syria. so the question is whether or not these or all of these materials reach those industries, those affected by the ethnic wake in the rebel held areas in northern syria. but without through, i had al jazeera but that plenty more had on the al jazeera in his hour, including more on the proposal to reform columbia's health care system. that's fracturing the government's coalition. last 4 people are killed in new zealand after cycle. and gabriel causes widespread flooding and destruction coming up and sport playing to win tiger woods gets ready for his 1st tournament in 7 months. ah. but 1st, the ukrainian president says his forces are fighting for every meter in the east of

wave of tremors covered more than ten regions of turkey and reached to a series of lebanon northern cyprus iraql jordan and other countries. we felt the earthquake, it was very strong. my wife and i grabbed and dragged the children right out of the house. and when the buildings almost ran started to crumble. god saved us , a wooden door fell, which covered us and saved my three children, is here fucking on the head or face. my daughter has no scratch. none of the people on the other three floors survived. i was reborn. glory. god. today, after the earthquake. we started taking in a lot of sick hundreds, the number of victims at the moment is about 100 victims, about thirty we know and we have information that hundreds of people are still under the rubble in a situation too bad we need urgent help in just during the day, more than 100 repeated positive aftershocks of the house were recorded, collapsing right before our eyes, when everything seemed to be over. still shaking the house is shaking, my god is shaking again the earthquake is happening again oh lord help me. we just started to work and

terrorist groups that threaten turkey's national security by establishing themselves in the northern provinces of iraq and syria are also active in sweden and finland. that's why they is opposed to the membership of these two countries in nato, the benefits and benefits 9 months ago, they officially requested membership in nato, the agreement of the members of this military pact is a condition for the entry of the new member, and turkey's opposition has become a challenge for sweden, and the aircraft manufacturing company boeing has produced boeing stopped the 747 plane. the last boeing 747 produced in a ceremony was given to iran's atlas airlines. the boeing 747 wide-body plane was first produced and put into service in the 1970s. this plane has the ability to carry 400 passengers. thank you for your attention. news school children martyr hassan bagheri, who was martyred in 1361 at the age of 26, left his documents and memories in the form of audio and visuals of the honeymoon of shahla, a book titled battle of the narrows, a book on the role of martyr bagheri in the fatah al mobin operation, firstly

some wet weather, possibly some snowy weather, too just coming in to wet northern parts of iraq must be showers to possibly with little bit of sleep. mix him into northern parts of afghanistan, so we will still see some showers just scraping the far north east of africa. but some wet weather noticeably windy weather lifted dust and sand. best the on the cards for algeria, the possibility of some live showers as well. but for much of north africa, it is going to be dry, the main showers the course into southern areas of africa, some very heavy right to the northern parts of south africa, macon the way ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah, with ah. oh, watching al jazeera mind, if our top story is this, our, the pentagon says it's tracking a suspected chinese spy, believe spotted in u. s. s. based on wednesday, their reports that military need is even considered shooting it down to the state, montana. a detainee who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay is been released and transferred to police august on the jeep column, was arrested by us forces the 2003 european commission president or sullivan. the

mixed up to was at easter side of turkey, some rather nasty conditions coming through here. northern parts of iraq as well, seeing some rather winter weather. and that is also the case to, to northern parts of afghanistan. dry weather coming into the east side of the mediterranean, a least for a little bit. so as we go on into the weekend, we will see that right, coming back him once again, more wet and windy weather coming through here sir, said he something to watch out for just as some wet weather into northern parts of algeria over the next couple of days, little circulation, just developing here, much of fabricate, of course, is looking dry. just wanted to share west africa. aah! from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation. i got much worse racism when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5. the shaheen and adam rather fit studio b unscripted on out his era. lou.

is coming through here in northern parts of iraq as well, seeing some rather winter weather. and that is also the case to, to northern parts of afghanistan. dry weather coming into the east side of the mediterranean, at least for a little bit sir. as we go on into the week, we will see that rain coming back him once again with more wet and windy weather coming through here sir said something to watch out for just as some wet weather into northern parts of algeria over the next couple of days of circulation, just developing here, much of advocate, of course is looking dry. just wanted to shout to west africa. ah, ah . indian tiger and got some, a dawning cools off a share sale after his empire loses a $104000000000.00 of value. we've allegations of fraud. ah, hello there, i'm natalia tan, this is al 0 live from doha. also coming to the united states signs a deal with the philippines. that completes its arc of military bases around china . israel carries out as strikes and the besieged gaza strip in the laces to flare up of violence and a device of figure both in life and in dea

some weather weather, possibly some snowy weather, too just coming in to wet northern parts of iraq must be showers to possibly with little bit of sleep mixed in into northern parts of afghanistan. so we will still see some showers just scraping the far northeast of africa. but some wet weather noticeably windy weather lifted dust and sand. there certainly on the cards for algeria, the possibility of some lively showers as well. but for much of north africa, it is going to be dry. the main showers the course into southern areas of africa. some very heavy rainy to the northern parts of south africa, making the way for the north. ah. the african story from african perspective. if conditions select one that is cause you with a short documentaries from african filmmakers from booking, a fast filled and head for me, it's really important to teach the present comes and build something that i can be proud of. the painter and she hand africa direct on algebra. public anger is growing in the u. k. hundreds of thousands of people have participated in wade strikes. the prime minister has this.

some rather nasty conditions coming through here. northern parts of iraq as well seeing some rather winter weather. and that is also the case to, to northern parts of afghanistan, dry weather coming in to the east side of the mediterranean, a least for a little bit. so as we go on into the we can, we will see that rain coming back him once again more where 10 windy weather coming through here sir, said he something to watch out for just to some wet weather into northern parts of algeria over the next couple of days of circulation, just developing here much of fabricate, of course, is looking dry. just wanted to share west africa. ah. debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on coal. they made their money on field, convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult. giving all of voice. we chose to leave because we wanted to escape war and violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. lou street on al jazee

remember, the kids in indonesia were trapped underwater in what's happening today in turkey and in northern iraqolunteering to help you know people who got expertise cave in expertise cave rescue in actually identifying bodies people are that going to help but doing it within the but they're doing it within the context of wider rescue context of the wider rescue operation and they're also specialists and experts . me, the specialists and experts. me, the medics from medecins sans frontieres. i it's frontieres. i think it's a different thing . i'd like different thing. i'd like to give people for their give people credit for their ability honesty of wanting ability and honesty of wanting to help and wanting to come along. this case, i don't along. but in this case, i don't think and i think the think it did. and i think the fact that were then fact that police were then almost pressured into giving this information, i think they were a huge were there was such a huge spotlight of public on spotlight of public interest on it . and i think that the police it. and i think that the police would also

lebanon, jordan, seeing outbreaks of rain, quite a brisk wind, pushing its way across into northern paths, over iraq and easing further east. which as we go on through sunday, we'll see some snow. they're coming into afghanistan at that state. more wet weather, more windy weather, stormy weather, streams and across east and met cyprus, seeing some lively storms for a brisk wind pushing through. and that's the case too. as we go into west syria, noticed a fair bit of snow there across a good part of to care for the south. den retry wins easing off here in kata, though hot around 2122 over the next couple of days. so that stormy weather across east side of the matter will of course affect the far north of egypt some storms to just around that nicea it'll circulation, added larry of low pressure lifted dustin's sand, the way some sandstorms and across the good parts of algeria. and also into libya over the next day or so, shall continue just around the gulf of guinea, right away across good parts of southern africa, more storms coming through here. but it does look less wet to we say for south africa.

lebanon, jordan, seeing outbreaks of rain quite a brisk wind pushing its way across into northern parts, over iraq and easing further east, which as we go on through sunday, we'll see some snow. they're coming into afghanistan at that state. more wet weather, more windy weather, stormy weather, streams and across the eastern med cyprus. seeing some lively storms for a brisk wind pushing through. and that's the case too. as we go into our syria, notice a fair bit of snow. they're across a good part of to kia. so the south didn't re dry wins easing off here in carter though hard around 2122, over the next couple of days. so that stormy weather across the east side of the matter will of course affect the far north of egypt. some storms to just around dutch nicea little circulation at hilary, of low pressure with the dust inside the recent sandstorms and across a good parts of algeria. and also into libya over the next day or so. so i will continue just around the gulf of guinea, right away across good part of southern africa, more storms coming through here. but it does look less wet to we say for so

wave of tremors covered more than ten regions of turkey and reached a series of elevans in northern cyprus, iraq, israel , jordan and other countries. we felt the earthquake. it was very strong. my wife and i grabbed and dragged the children right out of the house. and when they almost reached the building, it began to collapse. god us fell wooden door saved my three children is here. the other three floors did not survive. i was born again, thank god. today after the earthquake. we started to take a lot of sick hundreds affected at the moment their number is about 100 victims, about thirty we know and we have information that hundreds of people are still under the rubble, the situation is too bad we need urgent help in just one day there were more than 100 repeated tremors, houses collapsed right before our eyes, when everything seemed to be over. it's still shaking here the house is shaking, my god is shaking again the earthquake is happening again oh lord help me. we just started to work and again the earthquake the turkish authorities announced the highest level of alert the fourth, which im

as sowing suicide vests on to isis before they went to carry out bomb attacks in syria and in northern iraqritish government, they see that she is a danger. but there's a difference between being aware of the intelligence that a danger and having enough to put before the courts . to put before the courts. shamima begum supporters have always said, bring her here , always said, bring her here, prosecute her. if you have the evidence. but the fact is it is very, very difficult to put a case before the british with enoughin case before the british with enough in the way of robust evidence for events that took place in a lawless country by terrorists. absolutely right. thank you, mark. well i'm going to talk to will and that will get us now. a security expert will. good morning. good to see you. was this a surprise that this result resort? she's had a very pr campaign running here for the last few months. shemima bacon. bbc funded podcast documents painting her out . i documents painting her out. i think it was called i'm not a monster. has it worked for in the court though, has it? no hasn't.

how are you in this planning let's move our own units from the edge of hur to the northern and southern islands of iraq. in fact , they used the majnoon islands as a weak point . we have to carry out large-scale operations with offensive operations, operations in the west, and tactical operations by going to print and completing the problem. the operation of fateh al-mabin, beit al-maqdis was not resolved. you want the same as wal-fajr 8, otherwise people cannot be delayed. the war was martyred. we chose scenes from mino island in arvand region as this year's operation in 1965. the single main design will take place in mino region up to khorramshahr customs, like fars, passing through arvand. let's get to the back of that electricity let's do a secondary repetition, attack the areas of shlamcheh and enter the lonely area. the plan of 1965, la sayyaf is just coming. he was preparing a plan, it reached its initial maturity through the camp. now they must be implemented on the map of the land and in face-to-face meetings, a lot of work has been done with the martyr. bagheri, the proportion between the for

some rather nasty conditions coming through here. northern parts of iraq as well saying some rather winter weather and that is also the case to, to northern parts of afghanistan. dry weather coming into the east, the side of the mediterranean, a least for a little bit. so as we go on into the week and we will see that right, coming back, him once again, more wet and windy weather coming through here sir, said he something to watch out for just as some wet weather into northern parts of algeria over the next couple of days of circulation, just developing here much of fabricate, of course, is looking dry shots of one or 2 shafts. west africa. ah ah . indian tiger and got some, a dawning cools off a share sale off to his empire loses a $104000000000.00 of value of allegation.

some wet weather, possibly some snowy weather to just coming into wet northern parts of iraq must be showers to possibly with little bit of sleep mixed in into northern parts of afghanistan, said we will still see some showers just scraping the far north east of africa. but some wet weather noticeably windy weather lifted dust and sand. best certainly on the cards. for algeria, the possibility of some lively showers as well, but for much of north africa, it is going to be dry. the main showers the course into southern areas of africa. some very heavy right to the northern parts of south africa, making the way for the north. ah. the undercover reporting a exclusive stories explosive results, al jazeera investigations february on i just, you know, rhinos in tigers, in the pool, post to the brink of extinction. one or one he's discovered how they're 14 happy turned around a year on from russia's evasion of ukraine. jazeera looks at the impact and asks where events might lead from here. rigorous debate, unflinching questions up front muslim until cuts through the headlines to challenge co

some wet weather, possibly some snowy weather to just coming into northern parts of iraq must be showers to possibly with little bit of sleep mc tin into northern parts of afghanistan. so we will still see some showers just scraping the far north east of africa, but some wet weather noticeably windy weather lifted dust and sand. best certainly on the cards. for algeria, the possibility of some lively showers as well, but for much of north africa, it is going to be dry. the main showers the course into southern areas of africa, some very heavy right into the northern parts of south africa, making the way for the north. ah, a city defined by military occupation is never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome, but as a default spectrum, that meant then the color project, that's what we refuse. it was one of the founders of a settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupation discrimination, injustice. this is upper thigh to the 21st century. jerusalem, a rock and a hard place analogy 0. every year in

just on monday, although much of the snow will spread across from just by john and northern parts of india leaving iraq fine and dry. the wind and rain is coming further down the coast. through israel, we are part territories knolls, in egypt, the temperatures were dropped with its looking rather unpleasant during tuesday, an incomplete contrast, a southerly breeze, briefly brought the walls back to the house with a full cost of 60 degrees on tuesday, which is pretty high. this time of the year, thou whilst equitorial f, cuz now lofty quiet, lotanza near is getting particularly coast to rain. we seem to have you re recently and bought swan cavalry had a day's worth, or a month's worth in one day, but that's dying down there. and the rains further west look at this fin the libya and usually dry country ah, bitcoin block chain and crypto guarantees, disruptive technology join with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to with farrah financial system. it declines open source software. we can trade out or money without banks or governments award winning filmmaker. thorsten hoffman

with us to discuss this is former infantry officer, a veteran of iraq, northern ireland and the balkansalkans. and colonel richard kemp, hello and thank you very much for joining kemp, hello and thank you very much forjoining us this evening much for joining us this evening . right. so what is going on with this? i mean , it's like with this? i mean, it's like welcome . and again, is it. with this? i mean, it's like welcome . and again, is it . yeah, welcome. and again, is it. yeah, exactly. that i mean, you know, it is important. exactly. that i mean, you know, it is important . the armed it is important. the armed forces represent the balance and the make up of the country as far as possible but as you suggest , not to the exclusion of suggest, not to the exclusion of being able defend the country. there's no in having a hugely diverse armed forces and spending money on on diversity objectives. if you if they don't have the resources to actually fight and defend the country . fight and defend the country. the reality is today they don't have those resources . so have those resources.

with us to discuss this is former infantry officer, a veteran of iraq, northern ireland and the balkansalkans. and colonel richard kemp, hello and thank you very much for joining kemp, hello and thank you very much forjoining us this evening much for joining us this evening . right. so what is going on with this? i mean , it's like with this? i mean, it's like welcome . and again, is it. with this? i mean, it's like welcome . and again, is it . yeah, welcome. and again, is it. yeah, exactly. that i mean, you know, it is important. exactly. that i mean, you know, it is important . the armed it is important. the armed forces represent the balance and the make up of the country as far as possible but as you suggest , not to the exclusion of suggest, not to the exclusion of being able defend the country. there's no in having a hugely diverse armed forces and spending money on on diversity objectives. if you if they don't have the resources to actually fight and defend the country . fight and defend the country. the reality is today they don't have those resources . so have those resources.

georgia, and then the southern curve of the energy ellipse passes through northern africa, syria , the persian gulf, iran, iraq, the ellipse closes in afghanistan an important point where the borders of india, china and the republics of central asia converge is the southern underbelly of russia well, this is the central asian territory, that is, where there were four uzbek khanates turkmenistan some tajik regions they were after all for centuries the object of all sorts of robberies hmm, because the extremely unstable political situation, that is, in fact , these regions did not have sufficient resources to organize a powerful political force that could create security for those living there are people for civilization, who, by the way, have been there for many thousands of years. i take advantage of russia's weakness after the defeat in the crimean war, britain wants to extend its influence to this region in petersburg, it becomes known to bukhara and how english diplomatic and military missions were sent here. they were also aimed at probing the impossibility, and the transitions of these states to the bukha

georgia and further the southern curve of the energy ellipse passes through northern africa syria the persian gulf iran iraq the ellipse closes in afghanistan a strategically important point where the borders of india china and the republics of central asia converge this south. a dear friend of russia well, this is the central asian territory, that is, where there were four uzbek khanates, turkmenistan, tajik , some regions, they were for centuries the object of all kinds of robberies. hmm, because it is extremely unstable political situation. that is, in fact , in these regions there were not sufficient resources to organize a powerful political force that could create security for the people living there and for civilization, which, by the way, have existed there for many thousands of years. i take advantage of russia's weakness after the defeat in the crimean war, britain wants to spread its opinion to this region in st. petersburg, it becomes known to bukhara and how british diplomatic and military missions were sent, and they were also sent to probing, probing the impossibility, and the transitions of

and that's why john and northern parts of india leaving iraq fine and dry. the wind and rain is coming further down the coast through israel, pa, territories, north. in egypt, the temperatures would drop with its looking rather unpleasant during tuesday, an incomplete contrast, a southerly breeze briefly brought the warmth back to gotta the hospital for carter 30 degrees on tuesday, which is pretty high. this time of year. bow off equitorial left because they're laughed quiet. lotanza near is getting particularly coastal rain. we seem to have you re recently in botswana, cavaloni had a day's worth or a month's worth in one day, but that's dying down there. and the range for the west. look at this from libya and usually dry country ah, the, from the al jazeera london, rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation, people use the lowest category and they describe the outsider with no host and no limitation. the difference between a migrant and refugee is purely a choice. when you are a refugee, you are forced to flee part one of asthma khan and hasn't

that rate will carry on through northern syria and it was by john parts of iraq. myrtle show itself as snow. there's more snow to be seen in afghanistan, but mostly ran as i've already mentioned. the rebates are it's very quiet, weather temperatures rising slowly in the gulf states. this is the picture of a monday spot. the difference? oh look, a return of stormy weather even further south. so at best, theresa gets to 9 in the rain on monday. in thompson, a i think the renal starts get a little bit heavier. the most part is much dryer in tropical africa in the south. it's stormy. ah. how do you state controlled information? moscow is one of the day of the case in the world. it has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative improve public opinion? no, wasn't asked. how is it in journalism we framing the story. the video spread like wildfire, they do not do more in ukraine. the listening close dissects the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is cover a balloon over us guys triggers a diplomatic storm. beijing denies washington's accusation.

iraq might see. right, and i suspect because he strengthening winds in northern sadie the potential for sandstorms here as well. but look at the temperature down in doha 27 degrees. so it's turned particularly warm in the gulf states. okay, this is the picture for wednesday and things look improving for most a turkey, the exception of ist amble, but nighttime frost is still going to be an issue. the next oil ask of the rain is about fast as it's going to get. so it's affecting in particular southern tanzania, maybe parts of malawi and the eastern side of madagascar where brain looks particularly heavy. ah, the, from the al jazeera london, rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation, people use the lowest get agreement. they describe the outsider with no host and no limitation. the difference between a migrant and refugee is truly a choice. when you are a refugee, you are forced to flee part one of asthma khan and hasn't had what has happened. a lot in the west is that culture and food is separated. hudy b unscripted on out his era brushes, foreign minister visits, african countries to shore u

off q a at around 19 celsius and snow coming into western pass our iraq. notice signs of some snow just creeping their way into northern areas of to care by monday. i think by the middle of the week we could see snow returning across a good part of the kia may be pushing down towards northern areas, a syria ahead of that it does stay dry and of course it will stay cold, particularly at night. further frosts in the forecast here for the forseeable future, wanted to showers across the far north of africa. meanwhile, some showers, they're just around shanicea, northern parts of algeria, but from much of north africa it is fine dry and said less is the case across the western side of southern africa over to walls. yes, you see very heavy rain with flooding in the s. what teeny i mozambique, ah serious dorcas days with one man leading the country through pleasant alice's last legitimacy, he needs to step out as he retained control through over a decade of war. we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason tha

iraq, mo, 2 sides of some snow. just creeping their way into northern areas of to care by monday, i think by the middle of the week we could see snow returning across a good part of the kia may be pushing down towards northern areas. a syria ahead of that. it does stay dry, and of course, it will stay cold, particularly at night for the frosts in the forecast here for the forseeable future . one or 2 showers across the far north of africa. meanwhile, some showers, they're just around shanicea, northern parts of algeria, but from much of north africa it is fine dry and said less is the case across the western side of southern africa over to walls. yes. received very heavy rainbow flooding in the s. what teeny, i'm mozambique ah, oil companies, the big companies in the world had a very deep understanding of the climate crisis before the rest of us. and yet they did not tell anyone else. that's where the tribes 40 years of denying their own scientific evidence. i thought that i could afford to change your business plan. this was very naive decisions that have plagued our future is just pure evil. i don't know what to sa

northern streams can provoke an ecological catastrophe in the baltic sea. as the publication noted, the explosions raised from the bottom 250,000 tons of contaminated sea soil containing hazardous substances, in particular lead. in iraq a sharp drop in the water level in the tigris river, which originates in turkey , according to hydrologists of the recent earthquake , has led to a disruption of global moisture circulation systems in the upper reaches of the river and scientists fear strong charges. this will have catastrophic consequences for the region. it has been for many millennia. in a hot region, life is fed by two full-flowing rivers, the tiger and the frant , if at least one of them dries up regions threatens. desertification throughout the living extinction. meanwhile, turkey itself continues to dismantle the rubble. and although there are no hopes for a miracle sometimes. they happen more than 3 weeks have passed since the collapse of the building under the rubble of one of them , a horse was found, it was alive and even , as far as one can judge from the video cameras. it's great the marathon of peace from childhood, the creation of kindness and mercy, was announced by the belarusian children's fund in th

northern part of syria under the opposition control. on the government's side, many countries have already sent aid and support like egypt, algeria, iraq.istan announced they are sending aid to syria, china. the opposition, the worst case of the damage and aftermath of the earthquake is they are getting nothing. kasia: another complication is sanctions. damascus is sitting western sanctions are to blame for the lack of aid arriving in syria. >> refuse to land at a syrian airport because of the american and european sanctions. even those countries who want to send humanitarian assistance, they cannot use the airplane cargo because of the sanctions. all syria needed this assistance. whatever we receive, it will be for all syrians. kasia: a spokesperson for the syrian government blaming that lack of aid because of the sanctions against the country. let's talk to the chief executive officer of the mercy corps, an organization working in syria since 2008. i know you have teams up in the north. terms of aid getting up to those rions, how are you doing it at the moment? >> we have been working in northwest syria for almost a dede, since the co

some snow coming into western pass on iraq. motor sciences, some snow, just creep in their way into northern areas of to care by monday. i think by the middle of the week we could see snow returning across a good part of the care may be pushing down towards northern areas as syria ahead of that it does stay dry. and of course, it will stay cold, particularly at night for the frosts in the forecast here for the forseeable future, one or 2 showers across the far north of africa. meanwhile, some showers, they're just around shanicea, northern parts of algeria, but from much of north africa it is fine dry and said less is the case across the western side of southern africa over to walls. yes. received very heavy rain with flooding in the s. what teeny, i'm mozambique. ah. 1956 to nicea gain. independence from france. but a brutal power struggle broke out between the v is monica and the country's nationalist prime minister. l g 0 world tells the story the downfall of the dentist . you folded the paper to read to the decision issue, the last monarch of tunisia, power and politics on a josina. the

northern egypt. so we tend to pick up the dust in saudi arabia and kuwait, and possibly in southern iraq. in africa, the rains are already concentrating a lot further south than the tropics. now, as you can see, but tanza, navy, tanzania, is a focus in south africa. they're scattered chairs that are especially heavy, but they are there ah, with the tough times, the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom racism is so deeply entrenched in the country that it's identify with america. so when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging of merit and demand the truth. there is no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are up front with me, mark lamond hill. what out there? ah ah, welcome back. you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, the south u. s. fighter jets of drought down to chinese balloon off the south carolina coast, which the pentagon describe as a surveillance grabbed beijing has condemned the move. they maintain it was a ci

northern syria is at bab—al hawa. there are other crossings, used before the war, from turkey and iraq and jordan to the south.the turkish authorities and turkish—backed syrian rebels have asked for it to be openedbut it has never been used have asked for it to be opened but it has never been used by the united nations. there are reports tonight that president assad has authorised the opening of two more crossings from syria to turkey to allow more aid to be supplied. president assad looking at these two to allow more aid into the country. our correspondent laura bicker reports from antakya close to the syrian border. there is a moment of disbelief at seeing light. and then comes the smile. thejoy of seeing light. and then comes the smile. the joy of knowing seeing light. and then comes the smile. thejoy of knowing he seeing light. and then comes the smile. the joy of knowing he is free after 50 hours in crushing concrete. god is great, they chant as they celebrate saving this three—year—old in a glib last week. his father shielded him from the rubble but there are so few rescuers on the ground in syria and bo

northern us of egypt. so we tend to pick the dust in saudi arabia and kuwait, and possibly in southern iraq in africa. the rains are already concentrating a lot for the cyrus in the tropics. now she can see, but tons of name, tanzania is a focus in south africa. they're scattered, chows that are especially heavy, but they all there ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . thousands of people have arrived in this camp in the last few days. many of them have fled from villages. the m 23 is advancing toward the has taken others have been on the run for 6 weeks or more. having already been displaced once they keep moving each time and $23.00 gets close to them and $23.00 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda. rwanda denies it. meanwhile, congos army is widely reported to have been fighting along signed on groups. congos army denies that to the conditions here. a bad people have made shelters from whatever they can, whatever they could carry on. things they found here, rocks sticks and grass, and people who say that they're hungry, that there isn't food to eat. and they're still waiting to get humanit

northern syria, across the border. the tremor was also felt in lebanon, gaza, jordan, cyprus and iraq. ey has declared a state of emergency. syria's government, meanwhile, has also held an emergency meeting in order to decide how they will respond. witnesses from rebel held areas in northern syria say that the situation there is a disaster. the casualty figures are horrific. turkey's vice president says at least 284 people have died in his country. more than 2300 people injured. those figures will increase over the coming hours. syrian government figures say at least 237 people have been killed. and the white helmets rescue group, which operates in opposition—held parts of syria, says that more than 120 people are known to have died in those areas. with thousands of people missing, and thousands of buildings having collapsed, those figures are certain to rise. this is the scene live in diyarbakir in south eastern turkey. volu nteers volunteers and rescue workers have been there for hours, from the moment that the earthquake struck, in dawn and daylight. a number of people have been brou

q 8 at around 19 celsius, some snow coming into western parts of iraq. notice sciences, some snow just creep in their way into northern areas of to kia by monday. i think by the middle of the week we could see snow returning across a good part of the kia may be pushing down towards northern areas, a syria ahead of that it does stay dry and of course it will stay cold, particularly at night for the frosts in the forecast here for the receivable future, one or 2 showers across the far north of africa. meanwhile, some showers, they're just around shanicea, northern parts of algeria, but from much of north africa it is fine, dry and settled as is the case across the western side. of southern africa over to walls. yes. who sees a very heavy rain with flooding in the s what teeny and mozambie still ahead on al jazeera, the last fighter says, ship done what's being called a high altitude object off the alaskan coast plot. more violent protests improve the president, calls for talks to solve a political crisis which has lost it for months and in sports, real madrid get a massive boost ahead of the club world cup final details

aftershocks could be felt as far as jordan, iraq, and israel but the greatest damage occurred in southeastern turkey in northernin turkey aid has been rushing in to help the badly battered communities there. but across the border in syria there's barely been a trickle of relief. after 12 years of a brutal civil war the country remains largely cut off from the rest of the world. prevented the life saving aid from reaching those in need, i'm joined by a senior policy adviser to samantha power who focused on syria wn she was u.s. ambassador to the united nations. thank you so much fog us. what is the situation on the ground right now? >> thank you for having me. i am a syrian american. i was born and raised in damascus and it is very painful to think of what the syrian people are still enduring after a decade of war. in the northwest of the country an area brutalized by the civil war primarily because of ongoing bombings and starvation of the regime and its allies including russia. you have a region of 4 million people, half of them children, who have been essentially almost cut off from the rest of the world and