james bayes is out the summit in cool this new u. s. lead initiative is coming 8 years after the belt road initiative, which is well established around the world. us officials estimate there is a 4 trillion dollar infrastructure gap to be plug between now and 2035. where though is huge amounts of money like that got to be found. it's the question with this stage, and certainly there won't be any funding in the final communique from the g 7. so it's an aspiration. at this stage. algeria is electro commission says just over 30 percent of voters took part in saturdays parliamentary elections. the pro democracy movement known as he rock, had called for boy cause was holding weekly rally is calling for reform until being effectively band last month. the election is the 3rd since president bellas. eas, with the vehicle was forced to step down in 2019 o level delegation from turkey is in libya, trying to sure a bilateral ties on car has been a staunch ally of tripoli is government and has provided it with military support against forces loy

james bayes has there's some dates from cornwall in the u. k. very important things to discuss. yes, jovial turned to men. they've not always seen eye to eye in the past. president biden before his president biden was somewhat curtis critical of the u. k. prime minister saying he was just like trumpet, of course he was opposed to breaks it. but now serious business because the g 7 is coming up in less than 24 hours time. you have the us president and the host of the meeting, i think trying to work out the agenda for the meeting and unify the positions ahead of that agenda. right to the top of the list. of course, the reason that we haven't had a g 7 last year, we haven't had one nearly 2 years, and that's covey 19. and they actually sat down and looked at an old document from the dark days of world war 2941, something called the atlantic charter that paved the way for the treaty that created data. and then the chance of that created the un, the world order. they believe this time is perhaps not quite as challenging, but pretty challenging a needs new direction. for the world, pa

israel had been accused of violence against children have been left out after the magic editor, james bayes explains, this is always very controversial when this is published every year. it's a report on children living in conflict zones and then in an amex, the report, a list of those countries and groups that are responsible for maiming and killing children. now in the report, the certainly criticism of israel it talks about more than a 1000 grey violations against children in east jerusalem, the west bank and gaza. and the report says, i quote un remains deeply concerned by the number of children killed and maimed and continues to urge israel to investigate each case where live ammunition was used. that's in the body of the report. you turned to the annex, which is supposed to be the black list. you supposed to provide this every year to the security council. and israel is not listed on the blacklist look to yemen. and that the who the rebels are listed for killing or maiming more than $250.00 children. and the saudi led coalition is responsible, according to report for killing or maimin

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james bayes al jazeera at the united nations time for a short break here. and i'll just here, when we come back, tens of thousands of migrant workers in bangladesh, the, the capital before a nation wide lockdown comes into effect. and mexico legalize is the limited use of marijuana, some pulling at em. historic day for freedom. ah hello there, let's start in north america and that intense heat wave continues to break temperature records across north western states of the u. s. this was seen in portland, oregon, where an all time high of more than 44 degrees celsius was recorded. and while some people enjoy the heat, it is life threatening, and cooling centers have been open to help people cope with the conditions. but it's not only in the us, it was also in canada. we are all time high of more than 46 degrees recorded in a little village in british columbia. and those who want is do remain for much of western canada as we go into tuesday. but by the time we hit when stay, temperatures will be dropping slightly and things will cool slightly elsewhere in the

lightly to face an intensified conflict. un experts preparing for a major humanitarian emergency, james bayes al jazeera. no one is electra in politics and international relations at university college and she joins us. scott, thanks very much for being with us. how significant using these advances are by the taliban. well, learn the advances that we've seen this week. our significance there are significant in terms of where they're taking place, hitting up by the northern borders beyond the normal strongholds of the taliban in the south, in the east. and also the scale of the attacks earlier this week, killing at least 20 a week commandos from the afghan national army. and then today, taking the border crossing which is quite significant. as we've heard, these are again coming on the tail of a much wider offensive across the country with a tower been now expected to hold over more than 20 or more than more than 50 districts. but again, these, this extensive offensive in the north is notable in itself and the u. n. a warning also that it could mean that they could go in to take a take regiona