last winter when residents had to hold on to their tents while the sea flooded their homes we need djoko from the democratic republic of congo p. tells us he has been here for 16 months we are living like animals without documents i've had my asylum interview already but haven't heard anything since this. feat we face. more than 13000 people are stuck in these hot spots in the north of gene islands as part of a system designed to help greece cope with high numbers of her regular arrivals as part of the e.u.'s 20 $6000.00 migration deal with turkey greek authorities with the e.u. support have to examine whether each person arriving here has a right to asylum those whose claims are rejected must return to turkey and as long as asylum seekers don't have an answer they can't leave the islands critics claim this model is simply not working so it creates a situation of deep injustice because people are kept in some cases for many years in the home. and as we've seen the conditions. there are really not effective and if we look at the coats of order to report for instance they show that they ar

we need djoko from the democratic republic of congo she tells us she has been here for 16 months we are living like animals without documents i've had my asylum interview already but haven't heard anything since this is feet we face. more than 13000 people are stuck in these hot spots in the north of jean islands as part of a system designed to help greece cope with high numbers of irregular arrivals as part of the e.u.'s 26000 migration deal with turkey greek authorities with the e.u. support have to examine whether each person arriving here has a right to asylum those whose claims are rejected must return to turkey and as long as asylum seekers don't have an answer they can't leave the islands critics claim this model is simply not working because it creates a situation of deep injustice because people are kept in some cases for many years in the home. and the conditions there are appalling they're really not effective and if we look at the courts of order to report on the hot spots for instance they show that they are extremely expensive and not serving the original purposes of rapid

which ran out of oxygen by saturday it lost contact joining a military exercise this week president djoko rideau doe's ordered an all out rescue efforts israeli forces of this 1st far right jewish protesters were trying to confront a group of palestinians in occupied east jerusalem stun grenades and water cannon we used to hold back the groups at one of the entrances to the old city hospitals in india are being forced to turn away covert 19 patients as they struggle to deal with rapidly rising infections the surges led to shortages of hospital beds and oxygen supplies in many cities india recorded the world's highest single day increase its people in power now. told to al-jazeera. can you tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we did not sell the fence material propose any country the conflict in yemen we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. finland to set itself one of the world's most ambitious emission reduction targets promising to go cup a neutral by 2035 with initiatives from nature conservation to gr

we meet djoko from the democratic republic of congo he tells us he has been here for 16 months. living on without documents but i've had my asylum interview already but i haven't had anything since this is a sad face we face. more than 13000 people are stuck in these hot spots in the north of jeanne islands as part of a system designed to help greece cope with high numbers of irregular arrivals as part of the e.u.'s 2016 migration deal with turkey greek authorities with e.u. support have to examine whether each person arriving here has a right to asylum those whose claims are rejected must return to turkey and as long as asylum seekers don't have an answer they can't leave the islands critics claim this model is simply not working because it creates a situation of deep injustice because people are kept in some cases for many years . and as we've seen the conditions there are appalling they're really not effective and if we look at the coats of auditor's report for instance they show that extremely expensive and not serving the original purposes of rap decision and case instead o

will run out of oxygen by saturday it lost contact during a military exercise this week president djoko we don't know is all that an all out rescue effort search teams race against the clock singapore malaysia have also sent vessels help let's bring in graham on the web he's a research fellow at the rajaratnam school of international studies at nanyang technological university joins us by skype from singapore good to have you with us 1st of all how easy is it to find a submarine which is really designed for stealth isn't it. very good question the answer is not easy at all are so because on the design of the summary meant to be action designed and is still not be offensive. and for 2 weeks straight and difficult for adversaries if that's not read in their own water or who are equally difficult for the handlers of. the meter pointer to track and monitor are there also want to see some marines off guard a considerable threat to anyone as he included such as. submarines the other not equipped with any kind of ability to send distress signals when they're in trouble and break the sort of st

president djoko widodo has urged people to be on their god. that money involved but. i ask people to follow the instructions of field offices stay alert for floods and landslides because of the high intensity of extreme rains indonesia's neighbor east timor was also badly hit and the disaster could have an impact on its efforts to fight cope with 19 like you said child flight as arrived in dili at 1 o'clock dili time today with the 1st 24000 government in vaccines just the now the challenge now will be how to roll out the vaccination with the damage to infrastructure as authorities in both countries work to get a sense of the scale of the destruction their fee is the environmental disaster will deepen an ongoing health crisis just to washington al-jazeera jakarta. still ahead here in al-jazeera the palestinian election board approves candidates for an upcoming events why some say the poll may not go ahead. and we look at how climate change is impacting the diversity of marine life at the point. now western europe has had a lovely warm weekend and it's still retained i

we need djoko from the democratic republic of congo he tells us he has been here for 16 months. we are living on without documents but i've had my asylum interview already but i haven't had anything since this is a sad fate we face. more than 13000 people are stuck in these hot spots in the north of gene islands as part of a system designed to help greece cope with high numbers of irregular arrivals as part of the e.u.'s 26000 migration deal with turkey greek authorities with e.u. support have to examine whether each person arriving here has a right to asylum those whose claims are rejected must return to turkey and as long as asylum seekers don't have an answer they can't leave the islands critics claim this model is simply not working because it creates a situation of deep injustice because people are kept in some cases for many years in the home. and as we've seen the conditions there. they're really not effective and if we look at the coach of auditor's report on the hot spots for instance they show that extremely expensive and not serving the original purposes of rock decis

issue now where i'm sure exactly what's on the agenda at this meeting we understand that president djoko would giotto will deliver a speech to welcome the attendees but beyond that we don't know what will be discussed as this is much very much a closed door situation we do expect to hear from the indonesian foreign minister who will brief the media after this summit by the again we simply don't know what they will be able to achieve today if anything just a washington reporting live from jakarta thanks jessica that's brian todd teaching then in call cook what's going on on the ground in myanmar today and how is this summit being viewed. well in social media today people in myanmar been posting smashed pots there's part of a funeral right there which happens just before a body is transported from the home to its final resting place in the cemetery obviously people having a bit of a dig there gentlemen online but they've also been out on the streets again in the urban centers in yangon and mandalay they've been out on motorbikes offering them a swift exit when the security service is turn

we need djoko from the democratic republic of congo he tells us he has been here for 16 months. we are living like animals without documents but i've had my asylum interview already but i haven't heard anything since this is a sad fate we face. more than 13000 people are stuck in these hot spots in the north of gene islands as part of a system designed to help greece cope with high numbers of her regular arrivals as part of the e.u.'s 20 $6000.00 migration deal with turkey greek authorities with the e.u. support have to examine whether each person arriving here has a right to asylum those whose claims are rejected must return to turkey and there's long as asylum seekers don't have an answer they can't leave the islands critics claim this model is simply not working because it creates a situation of deep injustice because people are kept in some cases for many years in the home. and as we've seen the conditions are appalling they're really not effective and if we look at the coats of auditor's report for instance they show that they're extremely expensive and not serving the orig

will run out of oxygen on saturday it lost contact during a military exercise this week president djoko with ordered an all out rescue effort . headlines the news continues after al-jazeera world. warning. dawn on the banks of the river tigris in the iraqi capital but. the river source is in turkey and it flows southeast through the capital until it eventually meets the euphrates. for centuries since the 1st urban settlements grew up in ancient mesopotamia thousands of years before the common era fishing has been a lifeline running in families for generations. this is the story of the fishermen and women living now in the land often known. for the one thing. many college lives and works on the river in baghdad. already. i mean while you watch on. that island. as well as well i mean i love it. the euphrates flows from turkey through syria and iraq and is the longest in one of the most historically significant rivers in. the vast ancient mesopotamia marsh. where the tigris and euphrates meet in southern iraq. tens of thousands of iraqis live in our shit. like that and his wife who rely al