the recovery so far is quite magical for us singapore airlines, emirates, air india, all these big carriersback and they are increasing the frequency to the country along with our national carrier in sri lanka. however, very high cost of borrowing and the migration of the country's skilled workers, from chef to housekeeping staff remains a major worry. i cannot see a lot of new development happening, construction happening. until the cost of building comes down. most of our ships are now in australia, new zealand, canada so our biggest losses were in the kitchen then we lost engineering staff, financial staff. many say the crisis has set the country back five years living behind significant gaps which will take some time to be filled again. let's stay with the topic of tourism because soggy weather have hit much of the uk summer months so it is no surprise that more people are spending on last—minute trips. katie austin has more. it is not exactly been sunbathing weather here if the wet british summer has got you dreaming of a last—minute escape to somewhere a bit warmer you're not the only

so the emirates, the qatars, the singapore airlines, air india, allthese big carriers are coming back they're increasing their frequencies to the country, along with our national carrier, srilankan. crowded beaches, busy hotels are promising signs, but the government measures aimed at stabilising sri lanka's economy are also hindering growth for businesses. i can't see a lot of new development happening, construction happening till the cost of borrowing comes down. it went up to 32%. now it's come down to about 22% and we expect the cost of borrowing to come down further. until that happens, i can't see any major borrowing happening from not only the leisure sector but other sectors as well, because it's impossible to pay. that's why we are hoping that the interest rates will come to at least single digit towards the end of the year, early next year, and then we are comfortable again. if we in the private sector wait till politically everything is stable, i don't think it'll ever happen. i can't see sri lanka being politically perfectly stable ever. so are we going to give in to that

so, the emirates, the qatars, the singapore airlines, air india, all these big carriers are coming backr of sri lanka. however, very high cost of borrowing and a migration of the country�*s skilled workers, from chefs to housekeeping staff, remains a major worry. i can�*t see a lot of new development happening, construction happening. until the cost of borrowing comes down. most of our chefs are now in australia, new zealand, canada, so our biggest losses were in the kitchen. then we lost engineering staff. we lost financial staff. many say the crisis has set the country back by five years, leaving behind significant gaps which will take some time to be filled again. archana shukla, bbc news, arugam bay, sri lanka. looks very nice indeed. after a wet summer so far, brits are splashing out on last minute getaways. the advantage travel partnership — which represents around 20% of travel agents — has found a massive uptick in bookings for august escapes. they�*re running at 18% right now, instead of the usual 4%. 0ur transport corresponent katy austin has more. it hasn�*t exactly been sunb

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the emirates, the qatar, the singapore airlines, air india — all these big carriers are coming back andmains a major worry. i can't see a lot of new developments happening, construction happening, until the cost of borrowing comes down. most of our chefs are now in australia, new zealand, canada. so, our biggest losses were in the kitchen, then we lost engineering staff, we lost financial staff. many say the crisis has set the country back by five years, leaving behind significant gaps which will take some time to be filled again. archana archa na shukla, archana shukla, bbc news, shrank. -- sri —— sri lanka. ukraine's navy says a temporary humanitarian corridor will start working through the black sea from tomorrow. kyiv claims the route will be used by commercial ships trapped since the full scale invasion, as well as for grain and agricultural products. it concedes there are still threats from mines and the russian navy. moscow has yet to confirm whether it has agreed. both sides have previously described any vessel as being legitimate targets since the collapse of a landmark deal wh

coming up next in deed of units. asia why jakarta is government can't provide clean air for its residents, debris and india is space milestone once landing a space perhaps on the moon means for the country. energy will have that and much more. coming up for a short break. i'm clear, richardson, that's all for now. thank you so much for joining us. the shipping outdoor and we don't take money under your mommy's not coming back if it's over february 2022 russian troops and fated the ukrainian city of coupons. it was recaptured. 6 months later, the occupation this hard drive under russian occupations.

have provide clean air for its residents to breeze. and india is space milestone once landing a space propped on the moon means for the country. during energy we'll have that and much more coming up for a short break. i'm clear, richardson, that's all for now. thank you so much for joining us. the 15 our door. it was like 3 minutes. don't take mommy. under your mom, he's not coming back. it's over. february 2022. russian troops invaded the ukrainian city of computers. it was recaptured. 6 months later, the occupation this hard drive, under russian occupation resisted who collaborated? how can life go on after all the terror? not everyone can endure the fear, weeks out every day. when russia starts on august 25th on dw, the basically the news issue coming up today, jakarta was unhealthy and causes problems. again, presidents suffer as the city once again ranks as one of the most polluted in the world. but the washer is the government's doing to solve the problem. and the india set of grapes and newton mission years in the making it land a space c

india's robotic chandrayaan-3 lander touched down near the moon's south pole, an unexplored terrain that's believed to hold vast amounts of water ice, which could one day be separated into fuel and air by lunar astronauts. india's united nations ambassador ruchira kamboj said the landing was a milestone for scientists in the global south. >> this achievement not only marks india's present but also symbolizes the aspirations of 1.4 billion indians. beyond that, it is a historic moment for humanity as we venture into uncharted territory near the moon's south pole. amy: india's successful landing came just days after russia's luna-25 spacecraft crashed while attempting to land at another site near the moon's south pole. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up the head of the wagner mercenary group yevgeny prigozhin has apparently died in a praying -- plane crash in russia to month after he led a failed knee against putin. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: billy bragg. he released this song in response to oliver anthony's song which has become a viral right-wing anthem and was referenced at last night's republi

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and he just said as well as india's relations with these air concern, the overall relationship is not going to be damaged by that much want to plastic response, then say paris or washington talking about full scale invasion then? yes, i think it probably i think some of those are supposed be right. that is a basic relationship with uh, with these. yeah. and indeed, with most doctors and effort caps has tended to be free of its, of its own democratic credentials and convictions, as tended by and large strew to avoid the kind of sort of model by using the western countries or nations of african countries. i do partially because of the focus on national interest, and partially because in depths, i think has realized that sometimes different standards would need to be applied in situations in which countries have to govern themselves as best they can and well to what's best they can middle of necessarily match the standards if you'd like to set the well, well, some, some of the same revolution, thomas and the revolutionary government has more democratic credentials than the us . the, they

and now we are making flights to india, increasing the restoration of air communication with the people'sepublic of china. we have the arab world, yes, prospects, maybe africa and iran, which, by the way, should be stopped at messages from the twelfth year. he is not. i think there are such plans. yes, there is a president, when he was in iran they just announced it, that is, by and large. we can really be a hub of the collective east and take, including tourists, to study certain specific ones. tourists of the same arab states, where people leave in the summer to escape the heat. well, here we are. uh, if we line this up right. i think that those investments in the airport will not just pay off, but the airport will be such a northwestern gate of the russian federation with all the regions forging ours. well, here, uh, one of the key pieces of infrastructure. we often fly ourselves. well we need a good airport to quickly get to the city. a. if not, then spend the night, and if i stayed, then inside the airport, so cheap well, because we know how it happens. uh, what prices are at airport

india and still bangladesh. whether of course is funding on the ground. the western gaps lift the moist air. so you get some light train in the western side of india, but for pakistan, unless you in the north is once again pretty dry of the of the julian deserts festival, the dates back thousands of years. as you goes behind the scenes that could be an annual cultural context, honored by unesco, where men move to the beach of women and to arrival, to our communities back from the tell to using song and dance to be the a to our it's best to both ineligible era on the rest of your peers, out of agent with final rebels to full width couple improves and synchronize 2 years ago. and now passing the army. what's driving the conflict, and how's the government addressing the regions, simmering grievances? this is inside story, the .

india, and uzbekistan's nobahar teams. saudi arabia's etihad teams, the iraqi air force and the german air force of uzbekistan must compete. is the group stage these competitions will start on 27 september and having bar 1 of the conditions of hosting in the first week of persepolis, ronaldo films in saudi arabia's nasr team are facing two challenges to host this game. goa india must face the opponent without spectators. in the other two groups of the west asia region, pakhtakor of uzbekistan, alfis of saudi arabia, ahal of turkmenistan and al ain of the united arab emirates compete in group one, and al sadd of qatar, nasaf qarshi of uzbekistan, al-faisali of jordan and charger of the emirates are the teams of the second group, hamidreza hejazi. sada and sima news agency, the usual spending of saudi clubs in the football transfer market has caused concern for european clubs, while the summer window of european football transfers closes in less than 10 days, the opportunity for saudi football transfers in 2020 is more, that is, until september 20. it continues and it makes the football clubs of europe more expensive. the ex

boya: to learn more about th link between air pollution and dementia, to learn more about the mechanism. we to other cultures like in europe or india. because we have a sister study in other countries around the world. kristen: boya zhang, thank you so much for coming on to share the results of your study in regards to air pollution and dementia. you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. kristen: thank you so much for joining. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the faa on the scare in the air over houston. the flames shooting from a passenger jet. also, another flight from miami. one of the pilots dying mid-flight. >>> also breaking news involving former president trump and georgia. what the sheriff is now saying. how this will look very different. >>> and the stunning video from maui tonight. did this play a role in how the fires started?

air pollution from vehicles, industry and wildfires is comparable to smoking. it's three times more dangerous than alcohol use. south asia is the worst—hit region — with india health organization guidelines, nearly seven years would be added to average life expectancy. live now to the capital of bangladesh — dhaka and we can speak to wameq raza, who's a health specialist at the world bank. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday this morning. bangladesh is one of the most polluted countries in the world, with air pollution being one of the top causes of death. can you just put into context for us? irate death. can you 'ust put into context for us? ~ , , ., , death. can you 'ust put into context forus? ,, .,_ death. can you 'ust put into context forus?~ ,, ., , , ., death. can you 'ust put into context for us? ~ ,, ., , , ., ., for us? we essentially see that air ollution for us? we essentially see that air pollution causes _ for us? we essentially see that air pollution causes an _ for us? we essentially see that air pollution causes an estimated - for us? we essentially see that air pollution causes an estimated of l pollution causes an estimated of abo

half a century was a race to land on the lunar south pole before india against their 1st. taiwan says china spend 45 more planes into its air defense. so as part of military drills around the island, the incursions followed last week's visit to the us by time when he's vice president, william ly, which basically and called provocative communist party rulers, claims self will taiwan as china is territory. japanese prime minister for me. ok, shita has visited the su nami damage focusing on nuclear plant. he wants to highlight the safety of an impending release of over a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive water into the pacific. the plan has sparked protests from fishermen and some neighboring countries police in northeastern bangladesh use battalions and to gas to disperse opposition. active as the weekend protests were part of a political dispute over who would oversee the next election expected in january. according to local media, around 300 people were injured in the classroom. to russia's defense ministry says a ukrainian grown attack on moscow, which we part repelled early sunday. no one was harmed, but the incident ha

this airship took off, hercules try motor, heavier than air airplane went to india and it took 12 days and 26 bone rattling stops. the airship could do it in two and with a single refueling stop in egypt. it was a radical kind of idea and a new way to think about the world, christopher thompson was this man, he was a man of empire, one of the last men of empire. >> you return to this comparison a couple times in the book, one of the startling weaknesses of the airship was there was nowhere to go in a storm, no safe harbor, no port of refuge. the difference between a plane and a boat versus traveling in an airship when a storm hit when bad things happen? s.c. gwynne: airships as i said were fundamentally flawed, we can see that. they were not readily apparent it was true then. they were vulnerable to wind. r101 our poster ship, the ship that is taken off for this, the trip to india who never made it. i'm not giving anything away, it was flawed. it had 6 acres of surface area on it. if you have ever been in a small syllable in a significant wind, you know what wind can do. imagine a 6 ac

the name lee is synonymous with dice and india because this entire northern region has good mountains, fresh air, and examples of natural beauty everywhere. around 200 kilometers south of the town of lake is the valley of where the national government has noted these natural resources and identified huge potential for sustainable energy. luba has also sizeable rocks hot springs that send up gushes of hot steam from within the pulse like sol, spend your time and energy renewables. most of getting a lot of attention lately, including from a beach the candidates studying the topic consist doing more kind of energy which keeps on running to all to you using to have so many you get to the level of electricity access. if you are using it enough to stand of a matter, if we look at the regions of the country, then use the energy could be one of the biggest contributors in the energy mix of engine electricity, energy sector, the public sector, oil and natural gas corporation set up a pilot project here in to godaddy to explore this potential. but things quickly got out of hand. a local and you found the

air filming people around them. filming the moment. this makes india only the moment.s india only the fourth country to achieve a soft landing on the moon, and crucially, the first to land in the area of the moon's south pole. this is such an unexplored area. it is a part of the moon that scientists knew very little about, they knew that it was a dangerous place to land and that is why nobody has tried it before. doctor maggie lou is still with us, the research fellow at nottingham university who worked at the european space agency on the mars orbiter programme. doctor lou, just watching this, watching those faces of delight, what they have achieved is extraordinary, isn't it? it is extraordinary. _ is extraordinary, isn't it? it is extraordinary. it _ is extraordinary, isn't it? it is extraordinary. it is _ is extraordinary, isn't it? it is extraordinary. it is so - is extraordinary, isn't it? it 3 extraordinary. it is so amazing to see what a community has come together to achieve. it is a huge achievement. and it means that there is so much amazing science that is g

metal of the championships in the men's, javelin new raj to pro one india its 1st ever world athletics. gold metal edging on pakistan's air showed nadine cobra, whose loopy champion could only manage silver at last years nature in ship. and finally to golf where victor holland finished 5 shots clear of his nearest rival to win the season ending tor championship, atlanta, georgia. the norwegian was crowned the year's best player as a result, his victory earned him who $18000000.00 us dollars. the midst of the loch ness monster has endured for decades, and it's unlikely to fade away despite a field search of the scottish lake. hundreds of monster fans joined a hunt in the highlands for evidence of the legendary animal. their high tech equipment found nothing but inconclusive search, only ad. so the mystery of the creature named nancy legend has it that below the surface of these marquee walters, like some monster of the deep, the hordes of volunteers, and nessie enthusiasts gathered at last ness, in the hopes of catching a glimpse of the famous creature. just don't know what to exist, which is why the quest this weekend is

it's 2 in the afternoon and the village of the india fuel speaking in the bone, dry it holes in the air as far as i can see, it seems like all 7000 residents are out in the thoughts digging here because of another movie presented by linda mingle and the lead foundation in partnership with the dodge and jeep coach just to get join mooney, it remembers as well is it gives it trench and fuels. we progress seat move for you . so come back from us and get on the film, told me that you can do something about the dryness and drought of recent. yeah. so what can i do? what level we can tell the land and create water based, which we feel with seeds to help the fields recover and that, that combined into kind of problem, i didn't get a buzzard, it's 5 pm and wound them. lee most coordinate mix in a non state of the film, screening taking say that even though it's a welcome change for the deed, which is the only get to see if you ever few of the children excited to see what's coming using them. this feeling explains how to protect your land from drought. people have cut down the trees many times i

putin, uh, said this is evidence of the impressive progress made by india in the scientific and technological sphere. and further on our air news duty department hello live legal program vesti duty department is with you alexey tsarichev in moscow at this moment are preparing to choose a preventive measure for the organizers of illegal tours through underground collectors earlier in their offices and at home searches were carried out i remind you eight people died the day before during an excursion along the neglinka river, people were washed away water flows during a heavy downpour , a criminal case was initiated. and as you know , not all of his defendants detained so far have already delivered the probable perpetrators of the tragedy to the zamoskvoretsky court. we expect to learn more from my colleague maxim movchan. he joins us live. maxim whom did the operatives manage to detain? hello since early morning , dozens of journalists have been working for the moscow court of the capital. these are film crews of federal tv channels - these are photographers, writers, journalists. all of them are waiting the beginning of th

if i go to india around november, december, you are really gasping for air.it _ gasping for air. yes, in parts of the world, it can _ gasping for air. yes, in parts of the world, it can be _ gasping for air. yes, in parts of the world, it can be really - the world, it can be really dystopian, particularly in the winter season, as you mention. and thatis winter season, as you mention. and that is just winter season, as you mention. and that isjust a winter season, as you mention. and that is just a function of you know, uncontrolled burning of coal, and it is exacerbated by stubble burning in parts of the world. but what is really important to emphasise is that change can happen. and their real long histories of eight. tokyo used to be very polluted. los angeles used to be, my hometown of chicago used to be. and most recently, in 2014, china declared a war on pollution, and they have achieved in the nine years since then reductions that are, you know, unprecedented, with respect to their speed, and greatly improved air quality, and the important qantas and ——

000:00:00;00] the, the, the military leadership in these air forms a new government consisting of 21 members, deleted the west african nation, india as a prime minister and a render modi's survives of no confidence. it was pulled on allegations that he didn't do enough to stop escalate violence in the eastern mount a poorer region. and alleged classified documents obtained by an american news outlet reveals washington push to remove pakistan's, former prime minister in wrong con, from the power last year. the you're watching are to international, i'm rachel ruble coming to live from the russian capital news. there's a new military leadership has established a government with a list of $21.00 ministers taking up a cabinet positions 3 of the generals, which helped to, to overthrow the previous president were named as defense ministers. meanwhile, an echo was summit is currently taking place this thursday with neighboring countries. leaders set to discuss a plan of action regarding the situation. france recently rejected claims by new share that it violated the west african nations aerospace and conducted an attack on local military

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aired as part of the panorama. a few hours ago, the first flight arrived in delhi, which connected our country with india, the travel7 hours, while it will fly once a week on fridays, and from september 20, a flight will appear in the schedule, departing on wednesday, in addition , the first regular rice from minsk to abu dhabi is scheduled for october 3. negotiations are underway to open routes to venezuela. aman kennio belarusian aircraft. today they fly to 21 airports.

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so really, it's kind of, um, you know, up in the air as to who's going to get their 1st and who's going to be successful, russia or india. and as i understand it's going to be almost like who's going to cross the finish line 1st because it seems that we may have the landing in the lunar south pole almost simultaneously between india and russia around august 23rd . is that correct? i mean, um, is that right? okay, that seems a little yeah. interesting. okay. uh, in terms of the, the technology then help us understand because we have all these competing space programs in the united states. russia who really ahead right now the white house, india. so this will actually be india's 3rd attempt at the moon. they had a lender that crashed a couple of years ago. and this one is they also have a spacecraft in orbit around the moon. obviously russia has been to the moon before um, under the soviet union, so they're kind of um, foraging new territory here just under the sole banner of russia. so both of these, you know, countries are very neck and neck in the moon, even though multiple missions have landed on it. multiple assets h

through each air to stop migrants from reaching european countries to leave us o'dell, the thank you, it's in india. sexual assault has emerged as a tactic and ethnic violence convulsing the northeastern state of money for conflict, abrupt it in may, between the my to a and the crucial key communities in money. poor on india's border with me on more, at least 130 people have been killed in classes. in july, a viable video of sexual assault prompted national outrage. to prove to you, women were stripped naked, assaulted, and paraded through the streets by a large group of my 29. now, the prime minister in the rental moody has condemned this case, but it was not an isolated incident. money, poor state minister has admitted that there are hundreds of such cases as the w corresponded deal, but travel to money poor to report and meet the mother of a rape victim. this woman there is a not her real name, spends a pause, scrolling through pictures on a phone, pictures of her daughter, we call her grace. it has been nearly 3 months since she was originally raped and murdered by them off of the majority of t

air of the soviet union and britain. mecca was always present in iran now, both in terms of the borders of india and iraq and also in terms of the persian gulf and oil regions and 1118, he tried to actually be one to set up events to protect iran, one part of the poem was to sign a secret defense treaty with britain, but the minister, in fact , india, britain and the united states, opposed this treaty because he believed that we should be in the shadow right now, that is, in the same for many years, we have been trying to enter into an agreement with russia, the soviet union divided the 1907 iran agreement , and when the british foreign minister suggested that the people remain silent , but when churchill and stalin got closer , this agreement somehow reached the stage of action, and in fact, the british the soviet union is close because of that another danger threatened both of them, which is interesting that before churchill and stalin actually came close and germany attacked the soviet union, poland, germany, and the soviet union had already reached an agreement about poland. one of the iranian concerns was that iran a

also, carrying now joined to air patrols over the sea of japan and the east tennessee in july. the now to india, where the chief minister of the indian state of 9 a poor has made a call for peace and an exclusive interview with our t. as after the northeastern region recently became engulfed in bloody ethnic classes. we're having to do these 2 times a week meeting. we'd be all the, let's discuss it, all the ministers and all the officers. and though we're minutely examining the loopholes and the we're trying to figure it out and it would be at our best level and the center also center. and it has been kind enough the housing, those like any things. and i also want to have the tool, my birthday, and this is the uh, 2 ladies or cookies or not. we will hearing this the we live together on the misinformation and miscommunication. so it'd be sorted out direct all banded, discuss and introduction is very important. and the one more very important to sees the for given and forgiveness on deposited into so the community for the, for the future is interesting. so it is my honest, happy that to all the c

alpha 0 find out why a meeting to end of violence ethnic conflict in india is man of course state ended in kills and the cost of clean air protests in london over a crackdown on stay. what else the, here's your world, whether outlook and we've got to talk about this type food, leaving the philippine sea into the south china sea. while it has done quite a number on who's on island. there are a number of extreme flooded visors in place here, including around logs. this is dropped hundreds of millimeters of rain and it will do the same to type one so much size in land sites will be the big concerns here. potentially eventually making land full justice to the west of hong kong over the next several days. but let me show you thursday we've got this strengthening and strong system coming through japan's recruit island. so really south of taiwan and ne of taiwan. we're dealing with type loans here, back to the here, and now rain is draped over the korean peninsula into the far east of russia. dark, the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is falling quite dry for indonesia and malaysia, but there had been some floodi

air pollution emissions. so the big challenge, especially in large emitting countries like china, india, the united states, who half of global emissions, the big challenges to scale up carbon pricing on similar sorts of schemes in these large emitting countries over the next few years. emitting countries over the next few ears. ., u, emitting countries over the next few ears, ., . ., , emitting countries over the next few ears. ., . . , , , years. you can see why these subsidies _ years. you can see why these subsidies have _ years. you can see why these subsidies have been - years. you can see why these subsidies have been so - years. you can see why these - subsidies have been so necessary. we know that energy prices have soared in the wake of the war in ukraine. but this is a missed opportunity, an opportunity whereby governments could have invested in renewable alternative sources of energy and instead, they have just fallen back on fossil fuels? instead, they have 'ust fallen back on fossil fuels?— instead, they have 'ust fallen back on fossil fuels? yeah, we think that as ener: on fossil fuels? yeah, we