they pump these fuels 770 kilometers from the indian ocean to the chinese border. pipelines start from an island in n rakhine state. a port for offloading crude oil from tankers has already been constructed here. bubuthat's jusust the benning. ans areoving forward t creaeate a special e economic z aroundhehe port, alslso with chininese supporort. that includes building a 1,700-hectare industrial park. and a a deep seaport capabable handndling ten l large cargo s at a time. the construction cost was initially estimated at $10 billion. myanmar's government hopes the project will create 400,000 new jobs. while that's welcome news for many locals, another a aspect o the project is bitterly oppppos. land acquisitions. >> farmers receive compensation when their land is taken. but that's little comfort for many, who say they've lost their livelihoods. angry farmers decided to protest. but myanmar's authorities don't tolerate dissent. they arrested the leaders of the protest movement and detained them for three months. with the project set to move to the next stage, anger

and the largest such plan in the world the indian ocean is the least known at least protected of all scientists estimate as much as ninety five percent of it has yet to be explored. scientists with the seychelles next on ocean missions say international help is needed to decrease the greatest threats to the region including global temperature increases coral bleaching overfishing and the widespread use of plastics choking out our ocean ecosystems worldwide. sports now and the latest blunder sleeper results are in the big news byron munich has returned to the top of the table with a convincing win here they are the defending champions cruised against fortuna dusseldorf kingsley coma and scoring twice in a dominant four one victory earlier on sunday hoffenheim defeating hertz a berlin two mill and the standout match from saturday was of course dortmund's two one win over mines which keeps them within striking distance of bahrain and we have one result still to come frankfurt are currently in action lewis hamilton goes to the victory of the chinese dragon prix with mercedes dominati

and the largest such plant in the world the indian ocean is the least known at least protected of all scientists estimate as much as ninety five percent of it has yet to be explored . scientists with the seychelles next on ocean missions say international help is needed to decrease the greatest threats to the region including global temperature increases coral bleaching overfishing and the widespread use of plastics choking out our ocean ecosystems worldwide. in the bundesliga dormand needed a boost after their miserable five nil defeat to bahrain last week they needed to beat minds to go top of the table again at least until by and play later on sunday i don't got the three points but only thanks to some goalkeeping heroics. mario goods for starters a lone striker for dortmund with cassis still missing two to injury coach lucy and father switching up his side following their humiliation so by and. do it went up to the pressure more fireworks from kurtzer and jayden sanchez made it one nil on the tee minutes. the teenager's first goal in six games. dortmund dominated their afte

and the largest such plan in the world the indian ocean is the least known at least protected of all scientists estimate as much as ninety five percent of it has yet to be explored scientists with the seychelles next to an ocean mission say international help is needed to decrease the greatest threats to the region including global temperature increases coral bleaching overfishing and the widespread use of plastics choking out our ocean ecosystems worldwide. just a reminder now the top story that we're following for you at this hour boat counting is underway in finland's parliamentary elections the poll looks likely to dethrone the center right coalition in favor of the left leaning anti austerity party is a populist finn's party was predicted to make some big gains but the e.u. appears to be trade. you're watching t.v. news from berlin don't forget all the latest news information around the clock available on our website dot com up next shift living in the digital age i'm called ask. what secrets lie behind these moves. find out if any mercy of experience can be explored fascina

and the largest such plan in the world the indian ocean is the least known at least protected of all scientists estimate as much as ninety five percent of it has yet to be explored. scientists with the seychelles next to an ocean mission say international help is needed to decrease the greatest threats to the region including global temperature increases bleaching overfishing and the widespread use of plastics. or ocean ecosystems worldwide. super a plane with six. and the longest wingspan ever created has completed its maiden flight called launch took off from the mojave desert in california and flew for two hours the aircraft launch satellites attached a rocket into space from a high up in the air rather than from on the ground making. its brainchild of paul allen the late co-founder of microsoft. and we'll remind you now of the top story that we're following for you a swing to the left in finland's parliamentary election the center left social democrats celebrate victory as their on course to lead been lynched next government and have rejected the current coalition's austerity

and the largest such plan in the world the indian ocean is the least known at least protected of all scientists estimate as much as ninety five percent of it has yet to be explored . scientists with the seychelles next on ocean missions say international help is needed to decrease the greatest threats to the region including global temperature increases coral bleaching overfishing and the widespread use of plastics choking out our ocean ecosystems worldwide. to major sports and lewis hamilton coasted to victory at the chinese grown pray with the sadie's dominating formula one's that one thousand race reigning world champion hamilton led home and the sadie's one to finish in clear of his teammate del terry but us ferrari sebastian fettle was a controversial third after benefiting from team or does. china have the honor of hosting growing pretty number one thousand miles stone race ready made for a man who's used to setting milestones of his own lewis hamilton on the left was beaten to pole by miss eighty's teammate valve three brought us by the first corner though normal order had

there are now fewer fish in the sea and to ensure its future of the indian ocean nation implemented a plan for a blue economy blue as the ocean that brings interests from around the world and money tourism is the biggest industry in the seychelles but fishing is a close second fish are practically the only exports now the blue economy stricter fishing quotas are threatening the fishermans livelihood. i fear this will be a dying industry in seychelles if the same trend continues i mean we're no longer attracting youths we're no longer attracting professionals so. we are being condemned to feel to make way for others to make way for fish farmers to make way for fish ponds to make way for. the government to staying on course despite the fishermans worries the goal is to protect the so-called ocean economy valued at one point five trillion dollars globally are expected to double by twenty thirty such rapid growth brings up questions. how do we have a call growth how do we harvest the goodness which is in our ocean without harming it how do you make sure we regenerate we want blue economy

torture and mass killing diego garcia lives seven degrees south of the equator in the middle of the indian ocean with all of the surrounding oceans beneath the local m.-w. are has plenty of opportunities for sailors to enjoy the footprint of freedom well today the world court gives its view on an aspect of what amounts to a very british footprint of freedom performance there's a deep hidden bias in the farmall about the lines and ocracy this this is

if the ceilings of communication of the allies in the indian ocean could be compromised, a cascade of disasters would follow. loss of the middle east, loss and collapse of british rule in india and quite like lee the ultimate capitulation of an isolated and abandoned china. number two, with a further interesting data point on this. in a memorandum that then general eisenhower drafted in early 1942 as a planner for jim marshall, he listed three essentials to winning the war and a keep the british in the war, keep the soviets in the war, and to prevent a linkup of germany and japan across the indian ocean.>> there was one other lesser initiative by the imperial navy. they thought it would be a great idea to build an airfield on an island called guadalcanal. so here we have our target area and of course you see there is guadalcanal. this is a vast pacific. have the u.s. navy studied japan from 1906. the planning anticipated that any war would commence with the japanese offensive to take qualm in the philippines in the second phase would involve the advance of the u.s. fleet across the ce

security between india and china china has ensure long, that in challenges the position in the indian ocean. and other issues such as the south china sea but the eu can only have a general policy to have more specific action. on - - oriented policies that the eu has addressed these problems and to see the indo pacific as strategically linked to africa and the middle east indicated by the first summit taking place and seen as an opportunity to protect against growing russia chinese influence at a time the us has not addressed the grouping very much and the eu has for closer relations to be compatible values and it has been able to do that with that economic partnership and then to facilitate security cooperation and a long-standing partnership from india has turned into a common security dialogue a common interest in the indian ocean and has approached singapore with a free trade agreement as a precursor so that is a general frame that has made for other countries to take action in this policy is supplemented since 2016 has been joined by an increasing number of european member states one --

presence in the indian ocean. so the french tour kind of supports these efforts. it will exercise with these navies, and it also is a prolongation of the general eu rapprochement and agreements towards these countries, i would argue. so this is a kind of division of labor between the eu and groupings of member states, whereby the eu designs the general policy and then individual countries have the space to translate the policy into practical initiatives. and i would argue, that's a desirable division of labor, because it's seen, as i said in the beginning, as europe acting and not individual countries. and the groupings that do, in fact, take action also have greater freedom of action to work out initiatives that are effective and will be followed up. so such kind of efforts actually allows europe to play a kind of middle power role in between u.s. and chinese strategic rivalry. on the one hand, demonstrating support for core values that are shared with the u.s. and its allies, but, again, from an independent posi

turban on the indian ocean is home to longer would have been found but it was something you know it'sjust it's just going to go on to what it is and that was a poke at best but he was born here and grew up in a small black township on the outskirts of the city. you know i in melbourne when it's closer to home again go on with tom. that's. one on the one on the run on and go to each plant house would cost something to eat they came into mine. we gave them my school this is the one summer we gave them some civil and some more and then they said can we have this kid think we gave them everything. to meet. at seven he was one of the first township kids to be admitted to a white government school. route. to me the roof. the roof. this was a lie here when i was in school. before he started that he was very nervous about it. and. everyone will love me. like else going to be the only day she didn't. miss the bed nine black kids and. six of us knew each other because i'm from the same neighborhood and it was like we did our best to disassociate with nothing because the name. this has been a la

has supported india's strengthened military presence in the indian ocean. supports these efforts. it will exercise with these navies and it also is prolonging the general eu approach meant -- rapprochement and agreements towards these countries. so, this is a kind of division of labor between the eu and groupings of member states whereby the eu designed the general policy and then individual countries have the space to translate the policy into practical initiatives. i would argue that is a division of labor because it seems as i as europee beginning acting in that individual countries. the groupings that do in fact take action also have greater freedom of action to work out initiatives that are expected and will be followed up. allowsfort actually europe to play a kind of middle power role in between the u.s. and chinese strategic rivalries. on the one hand demonstrating support for core values that are shared with the u.s. and its allies. positionan independent that allows europe to take action on it strategic perspectives and priorities such as the impor

after the most powerful ever cyclon in northern mozambique cycle and kenneth has dispersed in the indian ocean after ripping off grooves and downing power lines in rural areas the un has warned of a flooding risk another cycle and more populated areas in southern areas mozambique in just two weeks two months ago that is you know warns mozambique is at risk of widespread flooding as hurricane force winds give way to a tarantula rain a russian woman has been jailed for eighteen months in the united states for conspiring to infiltrate the national rifle association prosecutors say maria bettina use the gun rights group which is closely aligned with american conservative politicians to try and shape washington's policy towards moscow thirty year old who begged the judge for mercy will be deported after completing her sentence for the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera listening post is next and more news at the top of the hour. when you. get people killed. like when a bomb blasts happen the government shut off. because you think that at the heart of any. government. shutdown that's at best. hell

of people and flattened whole villages last month the worst cycle in decades last the eastern indian ocean coast the world bank says affected countries will need over two billion dollars to recover south africa's government has been forced to bring forward its bailout of state power company eskom to avoid default and has pumped over three hundred fifty million dollars into the struggling utility and could provide more soon as supplies more than ninety percent of south africa's electricity needs. now after two decades of relative economic stability shortages of food and medicine have once again become a serious daily problem for millions of cubans one reason for cuba's worries the crisis in venezuela which is a long time ally and the united states is piling on pressure as well it's just after eight in the morning. still has lined up behind some one hundred others hoping for the chance to buy some frozen chicken legs. she has to wait a full two hours but at last she comes away with two kilos of chicken by ten everything sold out she just made it. the back of it my hips are giving i have a ba

are reporting deaths in the single figures tens of thousands of homes were evacuated along the indian ocean coastline it is the first time in recent history mozambique has seen two cyclons in one season deborah is with the united nations world food program she says it will be a challenge to reach those who are most in need this is indeed the strongest site on that the country has seen in its history and we are very concerned because we are already. very worried about the situation the human in situation following the situation. from last month and now this new sights on is. taking you know another girl or are on the mozambique population so we are expecting six hundred millimeters of rain falls in the then coming days which is twice as much as though the rain that we have seen in the bay are. matthew carter is the communications coordinator for the international federation of the red cross he says there is widespread devastation. but in one district for example . local mozambique red cross volunteers on the ground say something like ninety seven houses to be destroyed the same as an urgent

cycling in a dive that was just a month ago kenneth first hit the french territory of mayo on the indian ocean and killed three people on the commerce islands overnight. china's leader has defended the belt and road and for structure scheme at a forum in beijing meant to promote the project critics call it a debt trap for countries receiving chinese investment the project aims to link two thirds of the world's population with improved roads railways and ports xi jinping is hosting thirty seven heads of state at a three day summit you get a moment our website is al-jazeera talk com we'll keep you up to date on everything there the stream is up next and more news at the top of the hour keep it or. one of the richest philanthropist in the world renowned financing endeavors to eradicate some of the worst diseases bill gates talks to al-jazeera about his foundation's goals and on says those who are critical. on al-jazeera. a string of racist incidents at high profile football matches has wrecked players and fans wondering how to tackle behavior when he thought it was in the sports past i've. had ra

cycling canada has dispersed in the indian ocean after ripping off roofs and drowning power lines and rule areas the un has warned of a flooding risk along the coastline another cycle and devastated more populated areas in southern mozambique just two months ago it's the first time in recent history to cyclons of hit mozambique and one season. there will be an urgent need for shelter clean water sanitation and hygiene kits food and non-food items power generation until communication equipment so i can kenneth may require a major new humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing cycle response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the fund chinese president xi jinping says more than sixty four billion dollars worth of deals have been signed during a summit promoting his country's belton road initiative she plans to build infrastructure and trade routes through asia africa and into europe was front and center during the two day conference russian president vladimir putin was there to show his support but warned other countries against supporti

i remember talking to a decade ago after the indian ocean soon army and you said that blanket would bounceunce back from that -- tsunami. how has progress been from that? fantastic. after 2009 we we re from that? fantastic. after 2009 we were a very safe, solid that the nation to travel to. tourism employs close to i nation to travel to. tourism employs close toi million people, and so far in the short term, it will be painful, but we are room resilient people —— we are our resilient people. we will bounce back. how can you be so confident that it will bounce back, though? what steps will the tourism authority, some of the boards you have sat on in the past, what kind of steps are they going to have to take? first and foremost, we need to make sure that people who passed away are handled with grace and dignity and that they are — that is the most important thing at the moment. after everything settles down, then we can start a programme of marketing and promoting the destination again. the chairman of jetwing there speaking in sri lanka. let's go to tokyo now where the former boss of nissa

which means happy beach lies on the indian ocean due to rising seas and heavy rainfall the village is sinking into the sea. the flooding continues even now during dry season the local primary school is down and smells of rot parents say conditions are intolerable and more than half the children have been taken out of school. teachers in primary grades. he attended this school himself and is determined to persevered. his classroom flooded for the first time in twenty thirteen. but. the conditions here are very very difficult for us we often have to send the children home when the classrooms flood the children sit with their legs in water. regular instruction has become impossible the children are falling behind but in the next five or six years rahmatullah believes the school will be submerged. it will be abandoned along with the village. what will it look like here three decades from now in the year two thousand and fifty. but damn there will be the most extreme conditions of their forward with our seventeen thousand islands a lot of coast and that will be if not by the sea so life wi

i remember talking to you here more than a decade ago, after the indian ocean tsunami, and you said horschelbounce back from that. tell us what has happened since in terms of progress. -- sri happened since in terms of progress. —— sri lanka. well, progress has been fantastic, especially after 2009, after the end of the conflict, we we re 2009, after the end of the conflict, we were a very safe destination to travel to, tourism employs a large number of people, close to a million people benefit from tourism. for the short—term, they will feel the pinch. we are very resilient people, we have been do this in the past and will bounce back. how can you be so confident that it will bounce back? what kind of steps for the tourism authority, some of the boards that you have sat on in the past, what kind of steps are they going to have to take? we can't start promoting the destination tomorrow. first and foremost, what is important is to make sure that people who passed away are handled with grace and dignity and that is the most important at the moment. thereafter, once everything settles down, the

island as further out in the indian ocean including the commerce chain of islands are also starting repair as the from our houses have suffered a tremendous disaster everything was destroyed meteorologists expect more severe rain across northern mozambique threatening flooding and landslides. flights from canada may require a major new humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing cycle response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the funding . six weeks ago cyclonic died devastated the south where more people live neighboring malawi and zimbabwe were also hard hit killing at least a thousand people and leaving a trail of destruction the extent of the damage caused by this latest cycle is still too early to say. more about al-jazeera. on nicholas finney is the save the children services from a church save the children's response team in mozambique he says the thousands displaced are struggling to build shelters play fighting very heavy. shouts eighty to ninety percent of roofs were lost and i found people's families and children. really just pu

amy: on sunday, the seychelles a british ledted science expedition exploring the depths of the indian oceanfrom there, he gave an impassioned speech on climate change inside a manned underwater submersible, 400 feet below the ocean's surface. >> the oceanan is huge,e, covera mumust 70% -- almost 70% of our planetetbut we havee m maged to seriouslsly impact t this vast environment with climate change. acicification, overfishing, plastic, and other pollutions and other threats from thesese depths. i can see the incredible wildlife that needs our protectition.. and the consequences ofof damagg th h huge ecosystemem thahat has isted forr millennia. we must act accordingly. this issueue is bigger than allf us. and we cannot wait for the next generation to solve it. we are running out of excuses to not t take actionn and running t of t time. amy: that is the seychelles president speaking 400 feet below the indian ocean surface. >> it reminds me so much of watching the maldives, take his whole cabinet down in scuba gear for a cabinet meeting to send message decade ago that we had to get back to re

, andi earth, which is the indian ocean, and i would expect that we should put our pressure on thet to the maximum. building in the first place was grossly overpriced was the point there. we should get more countries involved in this belt and road initiative together with china because if we co—operate and elevate the standards and have more oversight and accountability it is a great opportunity. alvin, do you wa nt to great opportunity. alvin, do you want to revise what you think? transparency and accountability is everything. many countries have a role to play. if a country is corrupt and china is taking advantage of that. if a country is democratic then it is very difficult to corrupt. but at least china is doing it. that was the point that parag was making. nobody else is doing it. china has poured william's and billions into building infrastructure all over the world. they are doing it. that's why i say it is an opportunity. but at what cost? have you seen china push back, saying no, you must be heavily indebted? you have not seen them do that. in places like malaysia and sri

reborn here and sort of racy but i think over the ocean the showers persists and again it's the indian ocean we'll be watching i suspect for the next few weeks to be honest south of the equator different season of course active with our currency is a bite you think you should be cool quite often briefly wet as well and so this forecasts might surprise you adelaide's forecast max of thirty one degrees on friday is about nine above the average this time we're twenty three in melbourne or warm two it's rather more reasonable from the for this season in perth crowded right in seventeen degrees most of the cloud rain not in person the sun still at buddy eighteen degrees on saturday at the same time thirty two in adelaide this is a head of a and active frontal system system will eventually get to you but two days about thirty ridiculous. fake news is a global virus but in indian politics it's becoming a cancer one of these up on stock i believe that manipulate them into whatever the party is just based on emotion can skew the perception of reality less pressure to create if you're bombarded with f

devastation of cyclon day just a month ago kenneth first hit the french territory of miyata on the indian ocean and killed three people on the komodo islands overnight. commuters in london today relieved climate change protesters have ended their sit ins which blocked traffic in the past eleven days others glued themselves to a train and the galoot themselves outside the london stock exchange hundreds were arrested leaders of the extinction rebellion say their pausing their protests but they will continue to demand the government declares a climate change emergency and take radical action to stop it barkha takes a look back at those protests. after several weeks of protest activists from extinction rebellion now say that they're willing to suspend their activities for now at least and pack up this makeshift protest camp that's the merged marble arch in the center of london they say that the demos may well be over for now but that they kick started an all important public conversation about what they say is an ecological catastrophe about to happen for some it has been an emotional fight it's li

planet," faure joined a scientific mission and descended more than 400 feet heneath the surface of indian ocean. >> at this depth, i can see not only the incredible beauty of our ocean, but the care that it >> sreenivasan: islacl nations ing seychelles are experiencing sea level rise and economic impacts due to climate change. a measles outbreak in madagascar is now the largest in the island nation's history with more than 100,000 reported cases. the world health organization is reporting that 1200 people have died from the measles since september of last year. only 58% of the population has been vaccinated against the highly-contagious disease. the low rate is not due to philosophical or religious resistance to vaination but because of poverty and limited resources. the measlevirus can live for up to two hours in the air after a cough or sneeze and can cause blindness, brain swelling, and death. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, tiger woods won the masters tournament in augusta, georgia toy for the fifth time. it was his first win of a major tournament in 11 years. h he struggled with injuries

pack cats away for wins but they are slowing tens of thousands of homes were evacuated along the indian ocean coastline it is the first time in recent history that mozambique has seen to sign clowns in one season of their one million is with the united nations world food programme she says it will be a challenge to reach those who.

billed as the first ever live speech of its kind the seychelles president has gone deep into the indian ocean to call for better protection of the world sees growing five hundred and twenty four meters. below the ocean sufis. it is a privilege to address you from the beating of brouhaha over old brother. danny ferry deliver the speech on a submarine as part of the british that expedition exploring the ocean's depths seychelles is one of many island nations threatened by global warming fairy says decisive international action is needed for the survival of humanity from this. i can see the credible wide life that needs our protection but we have mine aged too seriously in practice the past environment through climate change. for us it is the creation of overfishing plastic and of the pollution we have created these problems. we can solve them. we can solve them together. now on other stories to bring you in the u.s. tiger woods is celebrating one of the great sporting comebacks by winning golf smallest as at the age of forty three well it's completed a one stroke victory around the ogata nation

islanders further out in the indian ocean including the commerce chain of islands are also starting repair as the film is our houses have suffered a tremendous disaster everything was destroyed meteorologists expect more severe rain across northern mozambique threatening flooding and landslides. facts from kenneth may require a major news humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing cycle response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the funding. it's the first time in recent history two storms have hit mozambique and one cycle in season six weeks ago likely to die devastated the south where more people live in neighboring malawi in zimbabwe were also hard hit killing at least a thousand people and leaving a trail of destruction the extent of the damage caused by this latest cyclon is still too early to say more about a manly al-jazeera south africa is marking twenty five years since the end of apartheid on this day in one thousand nine hundred four for the first time in the country's history people of all races were allowed to vote the preside

islands as further out in the indian ocean including the commerce chain of islands are also starting repair as the food. our houses have suffered a tremendous disaster everything was destroyed. meteorologists expect more severe rain across northern mozambique threatening flooding and landslides. flights from kenya may require a major new humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing. response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the funding . six weeks ago cycle of died devastated the south where more people live neighboring malawi and zimbabwe were also hard hit killing at least a thousand people and leaving a trail of destruction the extent of the damage caused by this latest cycle is still too early to say. more about a manly al-jazeera. sri lanka's president has banned two muslim groups accused of being behind the easter sunday bombings the national though he gemma and the german . security remains tight and there are warnings of more attacks sunday mass catholic churches has been cancelled a curfew is still in effect in the eastern ci

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many outsiders and tourists sri lanka is a storybook travel destination an exotic island in the indian ocean offering pristine beaches untouched nature and eastern cultural heritage. the postcard tourism pitch is a more complicated reality a british colony until nine hundred forty eight the country kept its colonial era name silent until constitutional reforms in one thousand nine hundred seventy two tree lanka is widely considered to be one of asia's oldest democracies and it's a diverse one while sri lanka's population of twenty one point six million people is predominantly buddhist other religions are also significant can do is make up more than twelve percent of the population while muslims account for almost ten percent. and christians mostly catholic are seven percent of the population. those religions are spread across sri lanka's major ethnic groups about three quarters of sri lankans are sinhalese. with tunnel groups totaling more than fifteen percent and sri lankan more is making up most of the rest. when nationalist thomas pushed for independence in one thousand nine hundred three

assessed after the most powerful cyclon in northern mozambique cycle candidates dispersed in the indian ocean hours after ripping off roofs and downing power lines and rule areas the un has warned of a flooding risk another cycle in devastated more populated areas in southern mozambique just two months ago it's the first time in recent history two storms that hit mozambique and one cycle and season. there will be an urgent need for shelter clean water sanitation and hygiene kits food and non-food items pollen generation into the communication equipment. so i can can if i may require a major news humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing cycle response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the fund a russian woman has been jailed for eighteen months in the united states for conspiring to infiltrate the national rifle association prosecutors say maria bettina use the gun rights group which is closely aligned with american conservative politicians to try and shape washington's policy towards moscow the thirty year old who begged the judge for mercy