arrests towards the northern portions of italy but also as we head towards slovenia at the czech republic poland and ukraine as well where the risk of flooding is here because water levels are elevated from all the snow that we saw in the winter and now some of these heavy rains that we are seeing look at this batch of precipitation croatia slovenia the czech republic poland once again in the line of fire on monday now there is some nice weather to be had not only toward the south but also toward northern portions of europe for example moscow could touch 30 degrees on monday well above average we also have high temperatures in the mediterranean we did see some rain from greece stance into turkey did in pakistan bowl but it's now out toward we'll get another wave of quick precipitation for is stamboul on tuesday but look at these temperatures istanbul 28 you should be about 22 athens 33 and your average is 20 for most of the same can also be found across areas of north africa 32 degrees and cairo plenty of sun on sunday with a high of 39. sponsored paul qatar airways. talked to al-jazeera we are

wrists towards the northern portions of italy but also as we head towards slovenia at the czech republic poland and ukraine as well where the risk of flooding is here because water levels are elevated from all the snow that we saw in the winter and now some of these heavy rains that we are seeing look at this batch of precipitation croatia slovenia the czech republic poland once again in the line of fire on monday now there is some nice weather to be had not only toward the south but also toward northern portions of europe for example moscow could touch 30 degrees on monday well above average we also have high temperatures in the mediterranean we did see some rain from greece dance into turkey did in pakistan bowl but it's now out toward will get another wave of quick precipitation for is stamboul on tuesday but look at these temperatures istanbul $28.00 you should be about 20 to athens 33 and your average is $24.00 or so of the same can also be found across areas of north africa tunis $32.00 degrees and cairo plenty of sun on sunday with a high of $39.00. a . protest by a palestinian artist us

these heavy rains that we are seeing look at this batch of precipitation croatia slovenia the czech republic poland once again in the line of fire on monday now there is some nice weather to be had not only toward the south but also toward northern portions of europe for example moscow could touch 30 degrees on monday well above average we also have high temperatures in the mediterranean we did see some rain from greece stance into turkey didn't pack. stamboul but it's now out toward get another wave of quick precipitation for is stamboul on tuesday but look at these temperatures istanbul 28 you should be about 20 to athens 33 and your average is 24 hours of the same can also be felt across areas of north africa $32.00 degrees and cairo plenty of sun on sunday with a high of $39.00. at ways growing up in harsh and unforgiving circumstances children learn to play dangerous games they say so these are studies that is sure the house and take worn down by frustration and broken promises young men living under the constant threat of imprisonment they took me to the jeep and blindfolded me the time for t

central france now let me show wednesday where that rain is we see it pivot into austria the czech republic and poland and as for that potent weather maker it is still centered over scandinavia pushing into the baltic states we've got high wind and usually cool temperatures and snow in the higher elevations so stockholm your temperature on wednesday is 7 when it should be 16 for of his time of the year take you to north africa right now and we've introduced some cloud and rain in some morocco and algeria so that is keeping the temperature down but had a bit further east into egypt look at this cairo 41 that's a temperature that you should be seen for june and the heat will continue on wednesday as well cairo 41 degrees and this is a good 10 degrees above average plenty of sun in the forecast. sponsored poll qatar airways. killing the debate you don't see this action and amplify your voice you're only human mr merrett the media will miss in true story no topic is off the table why in the world would we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're do

the rain will turn heavy as it runs through the czech republic and poland, leaving things a little quieter in switzerland and france. athens remains hot. this is a generally warm area and the temperature in athens is remarkably high. we are approaching records, but we won't get there. that comes from the other side of the water -- benghazi well above where it should be. >> china's navy and maritime militia dominate the south china sea. has the u.s. lost control? could the pandemic usher in a four-day working week? an environmental racism -- opposition grows to a u.s. pipeline. counting the cost on al jazeera. >> i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world. we are interested taking you to a place you might not visit otherwise and feel as if you are there. >> a tale of two presidents -- in its wayland military defect peers and american mercenaries. and a bizarre, yet audacious attempt at regime change in the republic of venezuela. people in power -- the bay of piglets on al jazeera. maryam: welcome back. a reminder of the news stories now -- afghanistan's interior ministry h

internationally, markets like germany, the u.k., poland, czech republic.ence and genetics are doing well. the business in canada was a challenge for everyone. we saw covid hit. historic closures. curbside delivery. there was a lot going on there. what i would say is you have to look at the totality of the company and diversity. it's hard to predict in the early innings where we are going. we have medical margins in the 60's. there is a lot of opportunity for us to see benefit. definitely the rec business will get better. alix: you have leadership on the medical domestic side. 25% of market share. the problem is recreation. if you tripled out on the medical side, does it make you a candidate to be bought or taken over by other companies, pharma companies looking for a like into the space? --leg into the space? miguel: medical is good for a lot of reasons. packaging, science, genetics. we are extremely bullish. you look at most markets in countries. you start with medical and transition into rec. that is why we are so bullish in our opportunities. the number

lifted temperatures in for example greece the rail to heavy as it runs through the czech republic and probably poland during sunday leaving things a little bit quieter back in switzerland and france athens remains hot this is the generally warm area from hungary science words and the temperature in athens is remarkably high given the obvious 22 the record is 2036 we're approaching recall values but we were to get that that heat extends or comes from the other side of the water in benghazi were 40 that again is well above where it should be. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what measures never taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the us with thinking the military positioning of the middle east or is it just a simple act of we're going to is it ministry us that this is a message to the region the united states hears or rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories for

central france now let me show wednesday where that rain is we see it pivot into austria the czech republic and poland and as for that potent weather maker it is still centered over scandinavia pushing into the baltic states we've got high wind and usually cool temperatures and. snow in the higher elevations so stockholm your temperature on wednesday is 7 when it should be 16 for the his time of the year take you to north africa right now and we've introduced some cloud and rain in some morocco and algeria so that is keeping the temperature down but had a bit further east into egypt look at this cairo 41 that's a temperature that you should be seen for june and the heat will continue on wednesday as well cairo 41 degrees and this is a good 10 degrees above average plenty of sun in the forecast. frank assessments. of the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what may have now taking foot a situation might not be good ever again informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry us if this is a massive to

parts of europe at the moment we got this massive cloud just rolling out of the czech republic pushing across some. parts of poland in or out of area of low pressure which drawing in a fair old northerly wind for many that sky be cold enough to snow as we go on through the next couple of days that will make us well little further east which through the baltic states will see wetter weather coming through his aggression pushing ever tools that western side of a russia 18 celsius in moscow not too bad at the moment little is coming behind we have got some wintry weather across the higher ground of england and scotland as we go on through monday some west of weather there for much of the british whiles if the truth be told wanted to show is there into northern parts of germany pushing back across into poland and then is lost you dry but on the cool side are struggling to get into the mid teens for many central areas of here at the wont is down towards the southeast still getting into the thirty's there into athens as we go on and to choose day it stays warm enough down in that southeastern corner but a little colder

it's impacting the baltic states through poland and the czech republic. that's what's on tap for you on sunday. okay, now to the british shells and the storm system, it's going to whip up the winds to about 60 clicks per hour. got some rain mixed in there as well. and i don't think this will come as a surprise to you, but the u. k is set to register, it's why this may on record wales is leading the pack. now, where this ring could be used as, as we head toward greece and we do have a forest fire, just burning west of athens. it has been incredibly dr. for the month of may just a trace of rainfall when we should get about 14 millimeters, of course, that would help with the firefight. and there isn't any leaf coming. unfortunately, plenty of sun and light winds that will help with the firefight across north africa . things are settled, we got a high of 33 in cairo on sunday. sponsor cut on airways from talk to al jazeera. we can the army were attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone in the on my do you regret? well, it's like we listen. absolute

is the truth behind the fierce, most recently - the fierce, most recently expressed by poland and the czech republic members affected disproportionately as our result of these targets? —— as a result of these targets? it a result of these targets? it is a result of these targets? it is different for different countries, because there are a number of european east states that have an advantage over others, in that they have seen substantial emission reductions happening already, so it will not necessarily be a huge action needed for them. for others, like poland, it will be more difficult because pollen is, especially for its power industry, very dependent on the use of coal and for them it will be more hard. in general, i would say that there are economic opportunities and investing in the alternatives to coal, oil, gas etc also makes economic sense. so it is not only about economic capacity, it is about political will. �* , t, capacity, it is about political will. ~ ,t, ,. will. also up for discussion today is — will. also up for discussion today is funding. _ will. also up for discussion today is

guest: when you look at not just hungary, poland, and the czech republic, all these markets are lookingion picking up, probably quicker than the banks would like them to be. we need to discuss, should they have the accommodative policy, or should we be tightening policy. it seems the central banks are more comfortable with raising policy. if anything, we would rather be underweight those markets from the rates as we do see yields higher in those places. anna: back to where we started, because we have a question coming in with regards to the u.s. companies and pricing power. this ties into the inflation seen. the viewer saying, how willing will companies be to lower prices that were passed through initially due to transitory inflation? will they want to capture the bigger margins for higher tax rates? i suppose the viewer is asking whether price rises that we saw in the transitory inflation period, how sticky will they be. what assumptions are you making? guest: one of the big reasons inflation has been low, if they have not seen those price rises being priced in, companies have been wil

positive here at the moment because this massive cloud just rolling out of the czech republic pushing across southern parts of poland in the lot of area of low pressure which drawing in a fair old northerly wind for many that's going to be cold enough to snow as we go on through the next couple of days that will make us well little further research through the baltic states will see wetter weather coming through here gradually pushing over to is that western side of a russia 18 celsius in moscow not too bad at the my little is coming high and we have got some wintry weather across the higher ground of england and scotland as we go on through monday some western weather there for much of the british wiles' if the truth be told want to show is the original the parts of germany pushing back across into powder and and then it's slushy dry but on the cool side we're struggling to get into the mid teens for many central areas of here of the walters down towards the southeast still getting into the thirty's there into athens as we go on into choose day it stays warm enough down in that southeastern corner but a little cold

now that's after the czech republic said the mind drains ground water from its territory. without consent, the poland says stopping production would disrupt the nation's energy system. not more than 200 people have been injured in a serious train crash in malaysia to passenger trains. we're traveling in the opposite direction, but on the same track, when they climbed inside the tunnel in the capital call them pul, religious prime minister says the investigation is underway into the cause of the accident. the people in god facing rising unemployment, even highly qualified graduates finding it difficult to find work. now the government's promising to spend millions of dollars to fix the problem. but that's the little triplicate critics who say that corruption is to blame either at a baka reports or from the capital across morris that greeted with a degree in economics 3 years ago. but has been no help in finding the job he gets by some into and in 10 bonus a day to support himself. his mother and 2 brothers from one house, 2000000 before you get a job. and that is across the newspaper, getting jobs or

the check and german borders on friday nights after the czech republic said the mine drains ground water from its territory without consent. but poland says stopping production would disrupt the nation's energy systems. more than 200 people have been injured at the serious, trained rush, malaysia to passenger trains. we're traveling in the opposite direction on the same track when they collided inside the tunnel in the capital column pool. now, but i just prime minister says an investigation is underway into the cause of the accident. there's been another unprecedented twist in the political crisis gripping the pacific island nation of summer. the leader of the opposition fast party has been sworn in his prime minister during an ad hoc ceremony that her rival says was unconstitutional, and amounts to a qu, alexia brian explains vienna not only mother alpha took the oath of office and attained outside samo parliament. she was due to be sworn and inside the eyelid nations, 1st female prime minister, but was locked out by the parliamentary speaker. the head of the legislative office locked the building so we could do extra. that's the s

chairs of the foreign affairs committees of canada, the czech republic, estonia, the european union, france, germany, ireland, latvia, lithuania, polandwe stand strong against this, otherwise everyone flying to thailand, to australia, to many other destinations, will have to wander not only what they may have done to offend a regime that they are flying over, but even what somebody else on the aircraft, somebody they have never met before, has done. because any of these regimes could be inspired, like them, like lukashenko, to force a civilian aircraft out of the sky with threats of violence. aircraft out of the sky with threats of violence-— of violence. can i thank my honourable _ of violence. can i thank my honourable friend - of violence. can i thank my honourable friend for - of violence. can i thank my honourable friend for his i of violence. can i thank my - honourable friend for his question, and for— honourable friend for his question, and for his— honourable friend for his question, and for his support for the actions that we _ and for his support for the actions that we have taken today? i think he is absolutely right about