the report also said that south asia is the worst - that south asia is the worst affected region, canre? 50. that is and what are the sources of this air pollution there?— this air pollution there? so, you know, this air pollution there? so, you know. the _ this air pollution there? so, you know, the major _ this air pollution there? so, you know, the major thing _ this air pollution there? so, you know, the major thing what - this air pollution there? so, you | know, the major thing what they this air pollution there? so, you - know, the major thing what they had said is 7%, only 7% of the countries in the region have been able to talk about their data openly. what this air quality is like, the data and only 35%, they talk about what is your standard? does it meet the who standard? there is a big gap here. and they are also talk about the sources. as you know, these countries are fast rapidly developing all these infrastructures of element, so definitely industries and regular emissions and —— of regular emissions are not to forget what you get from all the burning off from agricultu

it's not south asia where the agencies are recording the highest temperatures.n june in new delhi, there were frequent heat waves where 44 died in the region. and many were ill due to the extreme weather reason conditions. according to the regional director. he talks in this report hoit is impacting children across south asia young children cannot handle the heat. unless we act now, the children will continue to bare the brunt of more frequent heat waves, through no fault of theirs. that's what experts are saying. the climate crisis is going to deepen. rains and the trrains can be mo extreme in the coming years. it's the children and the women who will be suffering the most due to extreme weather conditions in south asia. back to you. >> this thanks for that live report. >>> flooding in china has left 14 people dead. the region is suffering agricultural rosses from the rainfall. it's a major supply of food for china. 40,000 have been evacuated from a city in a neighboring province. they're part of a massive wave of people being forced from their homes. aide is b

it's not south asia where the agencies are recording the highest temperatures.the children here. these can be life-threatening situations in south asia. this is a concern for the children. if measures are not taken in time, it could lead to severe concerns in the area. back to you. >> all right. appreciate it. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm rosemary church. for our international viewers, "world sport" is coming up next. for viewers in the united states and canada, i'll be back with more cnn newsroom after a short break. stay with us. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we u use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for theieir long-term goals. (other m money manager) but you still sell investments that generatate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commissionn products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'

he said the lives and well-being of millions of children across south asia are immediately threatened high temperatures. young children can't handle the heat unless we act now, these children will continue to bear the brunt of more frequent and severe heat waves in the coming years through no fault of theirs. i think the last five words, no fault of theirs," is significant as well. this is a legacy of these young children. the legacy will be that children under 18 in south asia have been hit hardest by climate change that's triggered frequent heat waves and high temperatures in the region. back to you. >> vedika sud live in new delhi, thank you. >>> still ahead this hour, a huge upset at the women's world cup. >> yes! >> swedish fans celebrate as their team eliminates the defending champions, the u.s. we'll tell you how they pulled that off. has me doing dishes... differently. scrurub? soak? nope. i just scrape, load and i'm m done. only platinum plus is bigger. with double the dawn grease fifighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet ready sh

a geographical identity, so practically, these days, iran's foreign policy has a flavor of south asia in the movement of economic relations between iran and iran. how do we see pakistan? we and pakistan have talked a lot now, and there are many materials, and the relationship between iran and pakistan, in my opinion, is more of a problem in the field of action , and there is cooperation between iran and pakistan in various fields, but in terms of agreements and memorandums and we do not have a memorandum of understanding in our area of ​​implementation we are in trouble and i have pakistan because pakistan has been involved in military development during the past decades, but this military development has caused it to have problems in the economic field, so now it has come up with a broader definition of security, which is broader than security. the economy is actually the main core of our reza in yes, thank you very much, i say goodbye to you. thank you. the third trump trial has been held in washington in the last few years. there are books with criminal charges . rajabi, good morni

that was our south asia correspondent. let's take a look at other stories.as an mp. mr gundy was disqualified as an mp after court found him guilty in a defamation case in march and sentenced him to two years injail. the supreme court suspended the ruling last week, opening the way for his return. the un's children's agency unicef says south asia has the highest percentage of children exposed to extreme high temperatures compared to all other it estimates around half a billion children in the south asia are exposed to temperatures exceeding 35 celsius for approximately a quarter of the year. one of the most impact that our children in afghanistan, india, pakistan and bangladesh. —— our children. the american film director william friedkin has died at the age of 87. he won the best director oscar for the 1971 thriller, the french connection, but he was perhaps most well—known for directing the iconic and controversial horrorfilm, the exorcist. the film, about a young girl possessed by the devil, was infamously banned in many countries, but it became one of th

so, we see that south asia for- so, we see that south asia for example is really the epicentre of a certaine population lives are largely pollution comes from a variety of different combustion sources or fuels that are being burned, from anything from the results of industrialisation, economic development, agricultural burning and population growth, and there is also a lack of policies that have been able to curb the negative aspect of those trends so far. fiur aspect of those trends so far. our oli is aspect of those trends so far. our policy is one _ aspect of those trends so far. our policy is one of— aspect of those trends so far. our policy is one of the ways to fix this or are there other ways as well? i this or are there other ways as well? ~ ,., . , this or are there other ways as well? ~ ,., _ , ., this or are there other ways as well? ~ _ ~ , this or are there other ways as well? ~' s ~' , well? i think policy is a key part, as well as _ well? i think policy is a key part, as well as having _ well? i think policy is a key part, as well as having investments i well? i think policy i

so $3.00 and $4.00 and south asia compared to only a 3rd of children globally. look, people will listen to this and they will think, well, ok, what can be done? yeah. what a good question. so i think that there are many things and you can talk about individual responsibility. and i think that's something to people, people who are watching out to 0 have a sense of their own. c o, 2 emissions, you know, a list made it genuinely hasn't. she is the biggest thing an individual can do. when we look at what can be done on a global scale, the 1st thing in the i refer to i defer to the un secretary general is mitigation. he said very recently that we are hurtling towards disaster and we need to wage up and step up and he was unequivocal about who needs to step up. and that is fossil fuel companies. we need to direct us towards renewables, not obstruct that path. so mediation, then, these things like just building the social services, the children need, making them all resilient. and this is something eunice, if does a lot, all their types of schools in mozambique, we mak

i mean, either east asia or south, east asia or in us. yeah. and i think we have reasons to be worried because you don't know what was the trigger. mm hm. yeah. and the fact you talk about these of reasons, people could be worried, what other potential hotbeds, do you think that there could be essential conflict? yeah, i mean there's so much going on in the world right now. but specifically in this wells area in, in the asia pacific region, ok, you have a korea, the korean peninsula, and then you have a, well, at least in south east asia, we talk a quite a lot about the south china sea, a dispute. and of course, you know, people sort of discuss about it and say to the so worried make us one of the claimant is in this dispute is a china a. but to me, when you talk about south china sea, it's not just china, the countries in southeast asia and, and in south east asia or in a c on, i think we have a culture of a piece of discussion, a negotiation. so a, this is the west or the united states. so is very, very much, you know, want to get involved wi

report talks about some of those countries we have been talking about for many years, mostly in south asia governments particularly in these countries, the majority, for example, only 7% of governments in south asia provide the actual full data on air pollution, air quality, and only 45% of those governments have air quality standards, which explains by and large where this is lacking, because it starts from that. this despite the warning we are hearing from the who that 7 million people die because what they call indoor and outdoor air pollution. if you just talk about outdoor, it's more than 4 million people a year. despite this, there is a huge policy gap in these governments. in question on tackling air pollution and climate change, some pollutants can cause more. i and climate change, some pollutants can cause more-— and climate change, some pollutants can cause more. i reported this many ears auo can cause more. i reported this many years ago when _ can cause more. i reported this many years ago when there _ can cause more. i reported this many years ago when there was _ can cause mo

bahadur khan, please tell me about the importance of iran's relations with east and south asia, takingo account the fact that it is and taking into account that we are theorists of the international order and this order is one of the countries the west is moving towards the eastern countries and when it shows the importance and attention to the east asian countries , what will become of the countries that have non-western and independent policies? in fact, when china has invested in other countries in the east asian region, sri lanka is one of them. from this country, in fact, in relation to this action of china and the supporting countries of the team regarding muslim countries, the work of the relations of the islamic republic of iran goes back to last year . next, the use in this country is equal in the field of technical and economic relations the relations between iran itself, but about the economic issues, the technical issues of the country, and i thank them very much, they say goodbye to you. today , negotiations are supposed to start in jeddah, saudi arabia, under the title of

the un's children's agency, unicef, says south asia has the highest percentage of children exposed tomperatures, compare to all other regions. unicef estimates that around half a billion children in south asia are exposed to temperatures exceeding 35 celsius for approximately a quarter of the year. among the most impacted are children in afghanistan, india, pakistan and bangladesh. extreme weather continues across europe, with countries battling heavy rain, flooding and fires. slovenia's prime minister says flooding there has caused hundreds of millions of dollars worth of damage. meanwhile, hundreds of people were evacuated from the east coast of sardinia as more than 50 wildfires tear through the island. thousands of scouts at an international event in south korea are being evacuated from a campsite due to an incoming tropical storm. the uk and several other countries had already left, citing extreme hot weather and poor facilities at the site. je seung lee has more. first came the heatwave, now it's a storm. a contingency plan has been put into action in south korea, with all scout

south asia, a conflict and security expert, a j. sonya. thank you so much for helping us understand the situation in northern india. thank you very welcome. thank you for helping now extreme weather continues to ravage the european continent this summer, including severe flooding in slovenia. at least 6 people died in stones on friday and flood was a has full thousands of people to see that homes or pharmacies are pushing the material damage at more than 500000000 years. it's lavine is worse natural disasters since achieving independence in the early 19 ninety's roads have turned into rivers. bridges have collapsed. videos are being shared on social media, showing people fleeing the flood waters a french taurus, films. the moment her companion was rescued from their lodgings and current itself in northwestern slovenia, the flooding m lance lines have caused enormous damage. of the entire communities have been devastated. the raging waters almost completely wiped out for volume in northern slovenia. have apparently it's an apocalypse, a tot

that is, we can expect refugees from south-east asia , star workers here please excuse me for such a m south-east asia from the military of central asia well, let's say those uh-uh who will be now you and i can't so we will have uh-uh those uh-uh development scenario which today we can see what is happening in the european union in the rich european union, that is, at the moment, why did such a huge number of social groups, let's say, social lands in the european union arise, they had a serious problem with the labor force, they created the conditions for that company's labor force to come into their own, which were actually ready to share their population and they actually created the conditions when we arrived there and all the people we discussed with you are central asia , south-east asia, the near east, that is , the society itself, which is, well, quite difficult for integration, and you have to understand so uh, those people are ready to go to a low level of pay at the beginning because where they live, they have huge problems with uh, the standard of living, huge problems with

the report also says that south asia is the worst affected region.rces of this air pollution there? ., ., ., , there? the ma'or thing that they have said is _ there? the major thing that they have said is that _ there? the major thing that they have said is that 7% _ there? the major thing that they have said is that 7% of _ there? the major thing that they have said is that 7% of the - have said is that 7% of the countries in the region have been able to talk about their data openly. what this air quality is like. the measurement data and then publicising that. they talk about what your standard is, does it meet the standard? there is a big gap there and also they are talking about the sources. as you know, these countries are fast and rapidly developing, all of this infrastructure development, so definitely industries and then via clear emissions and power generation. not to forget what you get for this burning of remnants of an agriculture every year every time. these all accumulate and the air quality continues to degrade. and is there any sugges

live now to anbarasan ethirajan, our south asia regional editor world service.of how serious this is. bangladesh is witnessing one of the hiuhest is. bangladesh is witnessing one of the highest number _ is. bangladesh is witnessing one of the highest number of _ is. bangladesh is witnessing one of the highest number of cases - is. bangladesh is witnessing one of the highest number of cases as - is. bangladesh is witnessing one of| the highest number of cases as well as number of deaths connected to the dengue fever this season. since the beginning of the year nearly 300 people have died, a record number and what the patients in the capital city are talking about his not finding enough space in hospitals because they are overcrowded, a lot of people going in for treatment. the interesting thing is the disease which are is spread through infected mosquitoes, there is no treatment for it and also the development of vaccine is in the early stage, many developing countries do not have the vaccine so you have to have a normal medicine like painkiller. most people get

well, shortly after the taliban took charge, a correspondent in south asia, i received —— well, shortlyrrespondent in south asia, and i received a message from bashir. he was involved in policy work which helped the uk government and was one of the many afghans stuck in kabul, unable to leave, fearful for his life. as he moved from safe house to safe house — more than a0 of them — he sent me pictures of the taliban outside his door. here are some. today, he's with me in the studio, having finally made his way out, and he now lives in the uk. bashir, it is quite emotional because this is the first time we have met him and two years ago, i remember the phone because we had. you were living in fear. we published a story on the bbc website ndtv story where you described how your inhale —— ndtv story. ndtv story where you described how your inhale -- ndtv story.— your inhale -- ndtv story. thank ou, i'm your inhale -- ndtv story. thank you, i'm grateful— your inhale -- ndtv story. thank you, i'm grateful to _ your inhale -- ndtv story. thank you, i'm gratefulto be _ your inhale -- ndtv story

thing development back place, an important role in the development of the countries of the global south asia. the brick summits in south africa, the greece latest discuss the developments of the block as well as the establishment of an economic system fits for an area of multi pull lot of people. so i had joined us, hey, and johanna is back south africa as a all.

meanwhile, the rest of south east asia, including here in singapore, economies have been hit by thoseemand overseas. how are economies coping and when can we see things turning, in your view? so what we're seeing is that, you know, the export picture amd the merchandise trade picture right across southeast asia is weak. we're seeing that the tech cycle is still in that downswing and commodity prices are still, of course, very weak as a result of that weakened demand offshore. we're expecting that things, unfortunately, aren't really going to materially improve until early next year. i mean, in the us as well as europe, those economies, their domestic demand is incredibly weak as a result of the monetary tightening schedules and the aggressive monetary tightening schedule, as i should say, that have taken place. and so we'll increasingly see the impact of those rate hikes in weakened domestic demand through the second but the good news is that things should start to improve in 2024 for the export picture in south east asia. in other news this morning, japanese conglomerate toshiba said

broadly welcomed by countries throughout the indo pacific from the pacific islands to asean to south asia.

so within south—east asia, a lot of the cereal crops are still manually harvested, which results in ays to improve that would be to use a mechanised version of it. now, have you heard about clean air zones? well, they are already in operation in hundreds of traffic—choked cities across europe. london's ultra—low emission zone is starting later this month and will become one of the world's largest to tackle air pollution. katy austin took a look at how clean air zones have been working in other parts of england. signs like these have become a common sight. we'vejust entered birmingham's clean air zone. it's been in operation forjust over two years now, and it's one of seven that have sprung up in cities around england over the past few years. here, driving an older, more polluting car or van means an e8 daily charge in one residential area. we got a sense of how opinions remain divided. some people welcomed the zone and even said it should be stricter. a lot of people live here, 0k, especially kids, at least those cars, which makes a lot of pollution. i think we should consider in a di

broadly welcomed by countries throughout the indo pacific from the pacific islands to asean to south asia. so from our perspective, today is a day that is not about being against anything, it is about being for somethg and that's the kind oaffirmative valance you are going to see throughout both the substance and the statemts of the leaders at the end of the day. nothing to announce toy. thank you. >> thank you, jake. and that concludes our press briefing at camp david today. thanks, everybody. >> today, president biden host the japanese prime minister and south korean president at camp david for what will be the first trilateral summit with the leaders. they are expected to discuss china, north korea and security in the indo pacific region. watc their joint news conference live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> this week, c-span brings you campaign 2024 coverage from the iowa state fair, watch fair side chats hosted by iowa governor kim reynolds. tonight, florida governor ron santos.

the trip from the ministry of foreign affairs of the taliban said that afghanistan will connect south asia to central asia and it played a great role in the security and economy of the region, and the 71st meeting of criticism and review of contemporary afghan literature was held in the field of art . we remind niki to be read parts of the book tabakui tarkh watani by abu talib mozaffari, one of the pioneers of afghan immigration literature, were drawn at the literary and criticism meeting . it has become widespread and i said that it was in the field of migration, in the field of poetry there is resistance. in this regard, we have historical tools such as bitter tobacco and body that went back to the era of abdur rahman and so on. what we are facing is emotion and this common sorrow and pain that the people of afghanistan during the past centuries for this reason, this book is different from the other books of the master. the critics said that the poet in this book acted as a translator of the pains of his people . in this book, he tried to be the narrator and translator of the pains of t

part of this is our policy to the rest of south asia.ion has been reluctant to rejoin the trade agreements that barack obama negotiated a better donald trump stopped, and that would be useful in developing their sties with places like vietnam. the united states is a very confused trade policy right now, it is not a big improvement over trim. now, it is not a big improvement over trim-— now, it is not a big improvement over trim. . . , ~ over trim. cancer is american view versus china- _ over trim. cancer is american view versus china. interesting, - over trim. cancer is american view versus china. interesting, some i over trim. cancer is american view versus china. interesting, some of the comments that are coming out from the us commerce secretary, she says increasingly i am hearing from american business that china is an investable. she says because it has become too risky, businesses are looking for other opportunities and by those risks, she is talking about things like raids, sanctions and adjust the difficulty of doing business the

the country, patients suffer from high fever, joint pain and nausea, the spread of this virus in south asia is between the months of muharram and safar, which transmits this disease , grows and develops in stagnant water, quick diagnosis and access to medical care fori can reduce the possibility of death caused by this virus. it started from maha bari, and at the same time, the aedes mosquito began to grow and multiply. it started to spread among people and was transmitted to other people, that's why we see a high rate of fever. we are in dengue in july, this trend is probably important in 93 months it will continue, according to the minister of interior, the government has launched an awareness campaign to control the spread of this disease and has tried to eliminate it after each time in this group. the country's medicine in pardis city has put into operation a high-tech complex that produces high-tech biological drugs . the month of ramadan has been in the country's biological industry for several years. it is biological, alhamdulillah we also have good international customers, treatment

especially in badly affected areas, sub-saharan africa and south asia.nd the world health organization has so far only endorsed one malaria vaccine, despite decades of efforts to develop one. so containing the spread of malaria might just start with cutting carbon emissions. reporter: a serenade in honor of their friend who died much too young from diabetes. the mariachi play at funerals for diabetics all too often. fermin: there are so very many. especially during covid-19, a lot of people with diabetes died. miguel: lots of my relatives have the disease. friends and other musicians. reporter: diabetes is the second leading cause of death in chiapas. the state is known for its rolling hills, quaint villages, indigenous culture, and its coca-cola consumption. not everyone has electricity. the tap water is often undrinkable. coco cola, however, is available everywhere. two liters of the soft drink are drunk per person every day here, a world record. the number of deaths caused by diabetes doubled between 2011 and 2021. doctor marcos arana checks what is o

let's get more on this with our south asia editor.atly in pakistan that will make things complicated for the rescue work. for these have been removed from most compartments that were deviant. priority is to transport people to various hospitals as they dry to assess the situation. —— most compartments that were deviant —— that were derailed. 80 million people use the network every year. 0ften accidents are attribute it to track maintenance or signalling. the department lacks funding. the pakistan government, with chinese help, has modernised one of the lines. people —— has built the new line. people have argued that existing lines should be improved. let's turn to the war in ukraine. in the past hour, the reuters news agency reported that the chonhar bridge — which connects mainland ukraine with crimea — was damaged by a ukrainian missile strike. they cite a russian state agency — ria. ukraine previously struck the same bridge, one of a handful of links between the peninsula and mainland ukraine, injune. this latest missile strike com

that is, we can expect here refugees from south-east asia, ostarbaiters. h-east asia, from the military of central asia. well, let's say the average ones who are currently traveling, you and i cannot. so we will have you and i will have er those er scenarios of development that today we can see what is happening in the european union in the rich european union, that is, at the present moment, why did such a huge number of er, let's say, social groups , social lands in the european union arise in them the issue is serious with the labor force, they created the conditions for that company's labor force to come into their own, which actually were ready to share their population and they created the conditions actually when they arrived there and all the people we discussed with you, central asia, southeast asia, are close the east, that is, that society, which is quite difficult for integration, and it is necessary to understand that these people are ready at the beginning to go to a low level of wages, because where they live, they have huge problems with the

let's get more on this with our south asia editor. the number of people dead and this accident keeps going up, officials at senior bodies under this wreckage. it is a long—distance train. about 1000 people travelling from the stream. several cultures of the tracks in the district of nawabshah. local people and rescue teams are trying to find more survivors of this accident. sometimes tools getjammed by the do not have enough equipment to cut through windows and. health officials have declared an emergency these hospitals. dozens of people are said to be any critical condition. the initial priority is for the authorities for rescue work, as many people can be transferred to hospitals in this report. in they will start the investigation into how this is happened. though people live 23. according to officials main compartments of the chain have been cleared. 0ne compartments of the chain have been cleared. one is still. ninjas are dear. the have heavy creams and machinery. —— heavy cranes and visually. this happens in a remote period. ho

now it's a very wet story across south eastern areas of asia, particularly cost. indo china for places like vietnam, as well as last and thailand. much trial for indonesia and malaysia. it is the dry season, but still some heavy shot was wanting to know the areas of fornia and tons of south asia. the heaviest rain falling across central parts of india through to friday. that's the weather update. the dreaming of some way to more amazing facilities you'll find accelerating. and incredible days in order if you want, you can just cc. it's all here and there's a couple of dot com. power defines out loud. we live here, we make the rule. not the people empower investigate exposure and questions they use tend to be just of our around the go on out just there the the welcome back. reminder about type stores, this is truly this says echo us sanctions on illegal and inhumane west african regional locust center delegation to agree to discuss the use of metrics signed to the doctors of russia has attacked of michael, ukrainian, great textbook operations analysis, bent river trends in great shape.

of course pots of east asia, like in south korea, we've got a heat wave here. the highest heat warning has been issued attempt. his options are expected to continue to stay very high. and so through to next week that there will be some rain starting to trickle in from the remnants of the pi food that brought flooding to the north east of china. prior post central parts of china. and much of the energy from the region is being pulled towards ty, soon canoes is expected to continue on. it's predicted you turn pop back over those southern japanese islands where it's going to take the wet and windy weather with it that you weather, update the quote to you by visit, cut some african narratives from african perspectives. whatever has been done before, can be done even better, as long as the human being is doing it. you can shoot document, threes from an african sil make is from mozambie and kenya. so my info to be the only ice okey team in east and central giant little choppers and can yeah, i like africa direct phone out just sierra the you watching or to 0 reminder

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and east and south asia, if they all claim to be permanent members of the security council , they have applications, then the situation will change, because now we have the united states and its two allies. there are present against russia china here from the five powers of the permanent members. if we expand these permanent accounts, as suggested by four members, then, most likely, these are all four. a member, well, not germany and japan, but they this is it, right? well this is although other countries want warmongers. yes, these are the countries against which, in fact , the united nations was created, and moreover, i have to excuse me, in general, i should now, in theory, ours should now raise urgent questions. here urgently convenes the security council because japan is planning a sabotage against our ecosystem to release water, focussed. it is necessary not only to impose sanctions. in general, it is necessary to announce tough measures. offer the seeders to come again. yes , you can hit different ones. at least there is. no, i propose that this issue be discussed and sanctions

it was we moved to south asia. it's a story of monsoon rains continuing across moving parts of india on thursday. we will see that with a weather increasing in the north east as we go into friday for bangladesh and the pool. and once the rains continue through to the we can 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 to the tell to using song and dance to be the a toward festivals on algebra. vision in crisis 2 weeks out for a ministry to the generals in control, ignoring international demands to reinstate president mohammed buzzle. so what's the future for the fast country and key west and allied? what could follow often issue as political upheaval. this is inside story. the .

for south asia, the monsoon rains are looking most of june because of much of pockets done as well as india. it's still very damp across the west in gas, but the west of the wet weather intensifying slightly in the south on saturday. that does is that rain by the time we go into sunday, and instead of the northern areas of india to be the north east, that sees the drenching rain with possibly more flooding phone a pool that you whether there was a time window. ok then go with the flowed through enough to sustain life in the northern color. how he does it all year round. but that's changing. we started with 3 names in different parts of the i'll come and go down to say face drought, wild animals. and madame a friend in the constant fight for survival risk in it all books one. and i'll just a whole in certain states to the salaries for the saving size from russia. virus neva also spin central in helping ukraine fight the vote for this the intention to at times just as with the you, how will the ukraine effect colin's future? this is inside storage. the .

injustice in the face of a custom living christ's the route to you by visit castle had that was not in south asia where it's all about the south west monsoon. if it india, you can see that dense cloud showing an area of low pressure, it's bringing very heavy rains, molden, and central areas. we are likely to see flooding in module per dash rivers. we're ready, dangerous levels here and there is more rain to come friday in to saturday, much to wire close eastern and southern parts of india. but the rain continues to 4 across the west and get flyer as well for published on. and i've got to start with temperature is continuing to peak up, not 10 because all the story across the korean peninsula for south korea in particular, we're seeing extreme. he to you, the highest level has been sound is full. those high temperatures, which are set to continue over the next few days, people being treated for health related illnesses which weather is set to come in through the weekend. we will see, tempt you start to fall in sol as we go into the new week, fly conditions. the go central pots of trying a little b

peace with your enemies, you to have a compromise, or else you will end up as the north korea of south asia, you will be isolated and they didn't listen to us. they went ahead and took the whole thing militarily and you know, this is the consequence. that being said, now that it has happened, i do think that for everybody, enough guest and not least for the women and girls, we should work on some basic security issues. some basic economic issues, while we're waiting for some sort of brought or a compromise that might eventually some day, you know, allow the television to sit down in the united nations general assembly and be recognized as the governor of gas. and that's going to take a really long time. and in the meantime, atkins need. so there is one line in your article where we want to share with our viewers, you right, of the united states and its allies, wanting to totally bond to lift the restrictions on women's rights. but the totally bond will not accept what it sees as a feminist agenda. so the totally wrong consider what the west sees is basic human rights to be a feminist agenda

i spoke to our south asia regional editor, anbarasan ethirajan, who gave us a sense ofjust how seriouser of cases, as well as the number of deaths in connection with the dengue fever this season. since the beginning of the year, nearly 300 people have died. that's a record number. and what the patients in the capital city, dhaka, are talking about is not finding enough space in hospitals because they are overcrowded. there are a lot of people going in for treatment. the interesting thing is this disease, which is spread through infected mosquitoes, when you have a mosquito bite, you get this infection, there is no treatment for it. and also, the development of a vaccine is at an early stage. many developing countries do not have this vaccine. so you have to have a normal medicine that's like a painkiller. but most people get cured. nearly 90% of them, very few have to go to the hospital. but the number of infections is so high that is putting a heavy burden. and that is why experts are talking about how to reduce this infection by controlling this mosquito infestation, because they say

south asia is the worst—hit region — with india, nepal, pakistan and bangladesh the most polluted countries 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 about 78 to 88,000 premature deaths on an average annual basis.

they could zoom in on the havoc and destruction across south asia and other parts of the globe. we're going to leave you now with some on the ground coverage pictures taken by photo journalists working on the front lines of the climate change story was the next time that was the the, the the, it's a total destination for travellers seeking them by the paradise experience but the i did a archipelago of fiji is also on the front line of global rising water levels and unforgiving stalls have triggered some of the world's 1st government lines relocation as a result of climate change. people empower us, want fiji. the last resort on a jersey to every thing is being it's being, it's being measured. that's why i intelligence agencies all the task to do things in secret that are unlawful. all politically embarrassing, all of the colleagues that i knew shows to retire from the n s a b could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass or balance, digital dissidence. on our to 0. we understand the differences between self conscious across the wow. so no matter

live now to anbarasan ethirajan, our south asia regional editor world service.on how widespread and they can issue this outbreak of dengue fever is. we 'ust this outbreak of dengue fever is. - just heard from this weather report how this unseasonable summer is causing havoc in europe and in the same way in bangladesh is also facing this unseasonable rains leading to this outbreak of dengue fever because usually, from june— september is the monsoon season and thatis september is the monsoon season and that is when the musket was breed and these infected mosquitoes, dengue virus infected mosquitoes bite people in the daytime and people get infected advance by bangladesh is having this huge problem but this year what happened, unseasonable rain starting from april allowed this water to stagnate in some areas that started this mosquitoes and the dengue virus invented people. bangladesh is struggling to cope because we are talking about tens of thousands of people infected and they are going to hospitals because of severe symptoms like fever, headache, body ache and

looking at the longer term, you see that these 2 countries in asia, especially east asia and even south asia as well. i think they will be the dominant fulls of growth. other emerging markets, we also growth africa has been doing a good job. south america, latin america, not so good, but we hope we can recover on the whole. i think the global south will be in increasing, increasingly larger share of the world economy as has happened in recent decades. so we will have a responsibility to be more effective in this new multiple were world where we will have a great a share of you cannot make activity. well, mr. but just to thank you so much for your time today and for your insights. we really do appreciate it was a pleasure for me to thank you. they'll be plenty more interviews in the coming days here on our t as we bring you all the latest from the 15th annual break summit in south africa . don't miss our special coverage of the global event directly from the venue itself on our t international. you can watch our exclusive interview with you, garden high commissioner to south africa. paul, i'm

earlier i spoke to our south asia editor— anbarasan ethirajan.f you look at the pictures we showed earlier, it shows how powerful this derailment was, several coaches. so they had totally come off the tracks. they were turning to their sides and one of them was even twisted. so the struggle for the authorities was to cut through this metal, these iron bars in the window so that they can go into the coaches and then rescue people from there. and what we understand is the main concern for the authorities is to move all those injured people to various hospitals and then they investigate what led to this derailment. but this also puts a highlight on pakistan's train infrastructure. it is a most popular mode of transport, middle class people, lower middle class and the poor people, they travel by train because they are cheaper and they go to all parts of the country. and that is why it is the most popular form of transport. and pakistan has about 7,700 kilometres of tracks and 80 million people travel every year. but what the experts are saying is tha

seem to attempt to sit slightly below the average for this time if yeah, that was, you moved to south asia, there's been some heat coming through from the south east of india with skies remain launch the dry the west to whether to be found in the northeast has some heavy falls to come for bangladesh as well as the pool in the days ahead. we could see for the flooding, the launch each wide picture across the northwest. can you, denny, at 36 degrees celsius on the system? the story for pockets done, we're going to see the temperature rise up into kirk in karachi remains while the breezy here some heavier rain to come. however, over the next few days in moon, by the race, no creative women apparently decided to start a band with a special touch. and the young spirit trailblazing performance credit is traditional music in the seminary style algae 01 celebration. we mean, there's been traditional arrow music to new audiences and how do we want a project to reach the well, no, certainly syria sisters in some, syria and monroe on. i'll just say around. see what went wrong with the moon? a 25, the