that would the national parties influence the liberals aren't going to do it. so you've had the rise. these independent candidates focused on really 2 issues, more action on climate change, integrity and politics and, and also stuff around gender which again, these parties govern government very teeny at about start a combination of those factors is saying these kind of revolts in blue, blood liberal hotline the wealthiest parts of sydney and melbourne, these independent candidates who oxide their independent, they will run on the sort of same kind of platform. the same color, teal colored taisha. they're really challenging and am is about, i think 6 of them who are really pushing the liberal party hot and it makes it very hard for that party to kind of read the natal between satisfying the regions way coal is king and also keeping what i started to say dynamic and does a tree satisfy is really kind of a human triple. and i can, i just said fascinating. i guess look, i've has begun. i was just going to say that it's a fascinating, shy couple of politics. we're r

i'm not, i'm not at all surprised because the liberal party there forte has been economic management. they know that they're good economic manages. so that's the one. those are the issues that they put to their for and then you've got the labor party on the other side that might be. ready on, you know, social issues like health care, child care, gender equity. so you know what the parties are trying to show the strength of the people in the last election. as sure actually said the unreasonable election for the labor at the last. yeah. any content that many content that they lost because they tried to creep to the liberal party for time trying to talk about taxation and about money policies, which really made the frenzy bring secure and the pose move wrong in the last election before saturday. i want to bring in a voice type that i would love you to build off. so this is things blackwell. and we all strings a little bit early on. what is this election about? this is what james says, but i'm really curious to see what you think the election is about his james festival selection to focus

the liberal party does face a really big challenge because particular one an election is lost, a numberinal seats, seats the governing party has held at a few percent get won by the opposition and of course they can be won back at the next election. we have seen some of that happening in this election. what we've also seen as allies was saying earlier, now nine of the liberal party safer seats, including wentworth, my old seat, which i used to hold with a thirds -- a two thirds majority, has gone to a active independent. these independents once they win are very hard to dislodge. historically, they are hard to win back. so, there is only 1q51 seats in the house of representatives. you need to get 76 to have a majority. the liberal party now has nine of what used to be its bedrocko . the safest seats it has have gone to independents. they look at mr. morrison and said that your values on climate are so at all it's with what we believe that even though -- we 've voted liberal our whole lives we will now vote for this independent. scott morrison by ignoring the views and values of his most

it has been seen by some and at the liberal party, it is a bit of a curious choice to put peter duttonht of the party, and looking at the results, of the electorates, they lost so many votes in the moderate — progressive parts of the country. moderate - progressive parts of the country-— the country. pablo vinales, thank you _ the country. pablo vinales, thank you so _ the country. pablo vinales, thank you so much - the country. pablo vinales, thank you so much for- the country. pablo vinales, l thank you so much forjoining us on the programme with your thoughts. let's turn to india now. the rapper drake has led tributes to the indian singer and rapper sidhu moose wala who's been shot dead near his home in the north indian state of punjab. mr moose wala had a huge global following. this report from rajini vaidyanathan contains flashing images from the start. described as one of india's most forceful music exports, sidhu moose wala's music racked up more than 5—billion views. known for his trademark punjabi vocals, mixed with rap, hip—hop and drill beats. creative but controversial. see

and the kind of ways that women should be safe in a place like parliament house, but within the liberal partyde against liberal ministers stopping there was a big march fourjustice around the nation in march 2021, and again, thank women were incensed by the response to that stopping the parameters that women should be grateful weren't shocked when they protest early, so that obviously has played, continued to play on. obviously has played, continued to play om— to play on. absolutely, and -- should be _ to play on. absolutely, and -- should be grateful— to play on. absolutely, and -- should be grateful they - to play on. absolutely, and --| should be grateful they weren't shot. , ., ., ., shot. they were motivated to run partly _ shot. they were motivated to run partly by _ shot. they were motivated to run partly by this _ shot. they were motivated to run partly by this position - shot. they were motivated to run partly by this position in i run partly by this position in the liberal party and australian politics generally. and the treatment of those female independence by the liberal party w

this is what the liberal democratic party is .ay, of course, is the time to support the president's initiatives aimed at strengthening the national economy. we have our own initiatives that the government supports, we will put forward our initiatives, we will argue, we will criticize, but not for the sake of criticism. once again we will talk about the fact that today we need to endure. we need to preserve our role in the world architecture of russia that is being formed right now, these very years. russia acts itself. russia stands for a balanced world architecture, safe and stable, for constructive economic interaction, and we will say a resolute no to any sanctions. will take russia russia will expose russia will win. today, for the sake of the memory of vladimir vladimirovich, the great man of genius , the founder and leader of our party , a decade will pass, a powerful political force that will go on, but today the remaining moment for each of us is paid off. we must support each other, and today we sacredly keep our decision

the liberal party did not lose many, many se. so what i suspect will will happen is there will be a political realignment, particularly with regard to the, the liberal party, because it'll have to decide whether it's worth while going back and trying to win back the states, or whether it will reinvent itself as a parties perhaps it's more focused on rural and regional and suburban carlisle. one of the most spectacular takeaways from these elections is this is the wise of the teal, the independence. is it an indication of people frustrated over the legacy of a conservative or a sense that australia now is determined about the need to move forward towards new directions? well, i think it's, it's a bit of both. i mean, one, the frustration with the existing parties. but i see it as a reaction to globalization and moves and other democracies kind of flare up like we've seen in the united states. and not that these are exact or, and hungry in parts of the united kingdom, where the old establish parties of are now being challenged and

i'll brisbin the liberal party has swathes of a blue ribbon hot lab. we've seen that very hot, playful, former treasure, joshua fraud and big. he was in the state of too young. he was a popular member, a popular deputy later he has lost his seat, and these are all the liberal party seeks being lost to the what we called the teal . c, these, these are the high profile, a female independent candidates, hooping temp pining on climate change. and that was at one of the key policies or the key issues that paperwork. voting on, gender equity, integrity and climate change that you mentioned earlier. scott morrison. he will stand down as legal potty leda. he's also said he takes responsibility, but the recriminations, they will be deep and the liberal party members have said that they will be doing a lot of soul searching to see where they went wrong. but as i said, slides of, of previous a very safe key, libra potty seats have now gone to not just labor, but they've also gone to the grains. okay. sarah, top rains the latest that from australia where that poli

as far as the coalition agreement, the arrangement the liberal party has with it for the right wing partyt represents the rural areas in australia, as far as that goes, it is probably in safer hands than before, but that is terrible news for the coalition because, as you say, it is just too right-wing for most voters in australia, and as issues like climate change and relations with china, a more progressive style policy areas become more important to most australians, that coalition, if it sits on the right flank, it is not going to be a viable prospect. so it is time for some soul-searching for the liberal party. but i am not sure really is left to lead that soul-searching. haidi: and probably soul-searching when it comes to the treatment of women and women's issues. 57% women in the senate, 37 percent women in the lower house after this election. what do you think of the numbers? this is also an election where we saw women voters making themselves heard really? jill: it remains to be seen how much this result is driven by women voters certainly, that is the narrative that was leading t

over policy. powerful swings let the conservative coalition party, without the numbers to hold on to government. as voters drove the liberals out of key margin with sates. the are going prime minister returned to his church, conceding his party, misjudged the electorate. given us with right foundation from which we can walk, what has been a very difficult walk. i gotta tell you, have the last almost 4 years boxer at the last election. ready wayne really understood that it was for such a time as this and now we both know it was for such a time as dan, new to parliament, or at least 9 high profile female independence. the group campaigned for more action on climate change. how and legislating a federal integrity commission to investigate political corruption that appealed to voters who abandoned candidates from scott morrison's party in blue ribbon seats love to fit the independence. i think real change and a step forward and for the environment. i feel like maybe now's the time for us to, to do something different. and if we can get actual climate change, they're not going to be quite excited. this election has seen a seismi

the incumbent, conservative liberal party last seats to labor across the country. but the biggest challenge came from a rising group of independent candidates who focused their campaigns around climate action and cracking down on corruption. the outgoing prime minister scott morrison conceded defeat and announced he had stepping down as leader of the liberals. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not they have delivered their verdict. and i congratulate antony abernathy in the labor party and i wish him and his government, all the very best leverage sales with vote still be encountered. the new prime minister has not yet secured the 76 seats needed to achieve an outright majority. and with almost half of a stray leads, 17000000 voters casting their ballot by post. it may be week until the final result . known journalist max walden is in melbourne. i asked him about how australia's prime minister elect plans to act on his campaign promise to tackle climate change. well, the labor party

the incumbent, conservative liberal party last seats to labor across the country. but the biggest challenge came from a rising group of independent candidates who focus their campaigns around climate action and cracking down on corruption. the outgoing prime minister scott morrison conceded defeat and announced he had stepping down as leader of the liberals. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not they have delivered their verdict. and i congratulate antony abernathy in the labor party and i wish him and his government all the very best. let me tell with virt still be encountered, the new prime minister has not yet secured. the 76 states need to achieve an outright majority. and with almost half of australia, 17000000 voters costing the bell at by post. it may be weeks until the final result is known for we are joined now by journalist max walden and melbourne. max, welcome to the w. australia is prime minister, a leg has promised to do more to tackle climate change than the previous

headquarters i’ilht this is liberal party headquarters right in— this is liberal party headquartersustralia's biggest city, the fear is that this election— biggest city, the fear is that this election has been a referendum on scott _ election has been a referendum on scott morrison. according to opinion polls running up to the election, he has been _ polls running up to the election, he has been unpopular because of his handling _ has been unpopular because of his handling of natural disasters and the next — handling of natural disasters and the next couple of hours should show us which _ the next couple of hours should show us which direction australia is heading — us which direction australia is heading but the last time there was a hung _ heading but the last time there was a hung parliament in this country was well— a hung parliament in this country was well over a decade ago and that did lead _ was well over a decade ago and that did lead to _ was well over a decade ago and that did lead to some fragile leadership in this— did lead to some fragile leadership in this country so

and this is something the liberal— liberal party and this is something the liberal party wills in that wa ? ~ ., ., how have they lost voters in that wa ?~ ., ., . ., , way? we often hear in elections, tarauetin way? we often hear in elections, targeting the _ way? we often hear in elections, targeting the new, _ way? we often hear in elections, targeting the new, young - way? we often hear in elections, - targeting the new, young generation of voters. did the parties have to woo that particular generation and is it because of them, that climate changes at the top of the agenda? yes. young people and women i would say were _ yes. young people and women i would say were very decisive in this election _ say were very decisive in this election i_ say were very decisive in this election. i have been chatting to a number— election. i have been chatting to a number of— election. i have been chatting to a number of young people here and one thln- number of young people here and one thing they— number of young people here and one thing they are saying, and they are quite _ thing they

the government as well, it is a coalition between the liberal party in a national party. berals are more of an urban wing, and the national party are the rrual wing. the national wing are strongly pro-coal, and they have a challenge balancing the two wings. i was in melbourne last week in the real traditional heartland areas for the liberal party, which are much more of an affluent electorate who strongly wants action on climate change. a lot of the voters i spoke to, it was the number one issue for them. if you look at all the electorate, 30% of the electorate say is that is the number one issue, head of cost-of-living, economy, defense, all put together. so it is a big issue. but as i say, neither party is able to act well on it because it cuts across their coalitions. a really interesting thing we are watching this election is the rise of independent candidates. there's a lot of climate-focused independent candidates focusing on climate, on gender issues, and anticorruption. and it looks like some of them may perform very well in this election, and that may change the t

so it has been a massive shift. flavor has dang, round gain seats are the liberal party, has lost a number of seats at the moment, or they try to assess where they went wrong. but what we do know is we've got a new prime minister, a new labor party leader and a new lab government and just got morrison is standing down from the liberal party . okay, for now sarah clerk, life for stern sydney. thank you. you as present, joe biden says he's willing to meet north careers at cambridge on, on for talks on security if he serious biden is in. so for meetings with his south korean, the counterpart units took your spines, 1st trip to the asia pacific since he was took office last year with florence louis reports from so on the ground in south korea. a mixed response to u. s. president jo biden's visit these demonstrators welcomed him. seeing this as an opportunity to present a united front against north korea. that follows reports leader kim jong may be about to conduct a 7th nuclear weapons test. but here, activists concerned about an arms race, a calling for peace. when the 2 precedents met at a s

he'll step down as leader of the liberal party. it is proper to acknowledge the functioning of our democracy. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts. and to not that i have delivered their verdict, and i congratulate antony avenues the and the labor party. and i wish him and his government all the very best my lab has won the most seats in the selection counting continues. and what we don't know is whether or not anthony albanese has a claim. majority of australia faces the prospect of hung parliament and the labor party needs to do a deal with the minor parties and the independence to govern. and sarah joins us live now from sidney. sarah, so australia has a new prime minister, but what happens next? because as you're saying, your report is still unclear. fountain alban, easy consecutive majority in parliament. well, it has been a seismic shift in australian politics. we are yet to see whether or not anthony alban aisy the libel ada. i can govern with a majori

democratic party be like what will the new liberal democratic party be like i want tos on the ntv channel beloved by the audience of the ldpr, the new ldpr will continue to be zhirinovsky's party, but in modern conditions it is necessary to forcefully work . those who will hear me now understand that i am addressing him forcefully, because we have a lot. outside opponents, as i call them strategic friends in the west, who apply an incredible amount of restriction sanctions against russia that are completely dislocated and unfounded today. our task as a constructive position is to support the efforts of the country's leadership to strengthen the national economy in the social sphere. we are not the party that criticizes the leadership of the country, just for show. we are happy to support the president and governments. where effective steps are taken and participate in their effective implementation. where there are problems, we will continue to to speak this. absolutely clear and in particular. this applies to the bologna system of education. we put on ourselves. we ar

is current d in opposition, their policies would see as hit 2 degrees of global warming and the liberal partyes. haw not from the ma'or parties. how much of a _ not from the major parties. how much of a challenge _ not from the major parties. how much of a challenge do - not from the major parties. how much of a challenge do you think it is when these major parties are coming up with these sorts of policies, but at these sorts of policies, but at the same time, australia is so heavily dependent on fossil fuels. . . heavily dependent on fossil fuels. ., ., ., , heavily dependent on fossil fuels. ., ., ., fuels. yeah, that has so far been one — fuels. yeah, that has so far been one of— fuels. yeah, that has so far been one of our— fuels. yeah, that has so far been one of our challenges| fuels. yeah, that has so far- been one of our challenges and climate politics is getting past the economic dependence on call. however, that is really changing and we no longer need to be dependent on call, but there obviously paid vested interest with lots of money in that industry that make it a really tough c

yes, so the lie, the shed, the going liberal parties. net 0 by 2050 target. but it has said that quite 2030 a should have rich. it's carbon emissions by 43 percent on 2005 levels. and it proposes to doing this through sort of a range of i think it relates to package of almost $700000000.00 and will spend to try and get that as your package noted. the incoming of these independence and the grains may push them to be more ambitious on the climate targets. it's not yet clear whether alban easy will be able to govern alone or in a coalition. what might be the difference for the country in those 2 different scenarios? yeah, i mean of course it labor can rule in a majority. it will have more space to, i suppose execute policy agenda as it wants. but it is looking more and more like we might have, you know, the law just sort of cross bench in history. really. i mean the grades are picked up at least one say, and we have a psycho teal, independence, again running on this climate climate platform. so it may just say that like, it really has to negotiate with 3rd parti

_ the voters swinging away from the liberal partyrking _ advisers have been out in australia working on— advisers have been out in australia working on this, and i think people will he _ working on this, and i think people will be looking at that keenly, thinking. _ will be looking at that keenly, thinking, are there some similarities here? a party in government a long time and people thinking _ government a long time and people thinking they are running out of ideas _ thinking they are running out of ideas. �* , . , ideas. but very briefly, kevin, he has not yet _ ideas. but very briefly, kevin, he has not yet said _ ideas. but very briefly, kevin, he has not yet said he _ ideas. but very briefly, kevin, he has not yet said he will— ideas. but very briefly, kevin, he has not yet said he will put - ideas. but very briefly, kevin, he has not yet said he will put a - ideas. but very briefly, kevin, he. has not yet said he will put a block on new coal mines opening in australia. there is a lot of vested interest in those, in those parts

so if say not just inclusion over the election of these independence, we've also seen the liberal party lose seats at to the grain. so we've seen a major shift. and what we do know is we've got a new labor party government and we have a new prime minister and i believe he'll be looking to to move swiftly that to be sworn amy and he for that sarah clark that 1st live in said ne, a ceo's been hell for a 17 year old palestinian shot dead by sally forces in the occupied. westbank is increased tension as it followed. a raid and jeanine were out. is there a serene under our clay was killed last week. among connor puss ah, mourners berry, i'm just fed and promised to take revenge for his killing islamic to had claimed 17 year old as one of his members. wow. he was killed by israeli forces in jeanine refugee camp in the early hours of saturday. oh, these really army is intensified night raids in jeanine in recent weeks since the beginning of the year 20 palestinians had been killed in the camp and the town of the town is also where al jazeera joan, the sharina barclay was shot in the head and k

we managed to ask the new leader of the liberal democratic party the following question . extremely brief , no secret. probably, people say that the liberal democratic party is the party of one person. and you, probably, have heard such an opinion, there will be no zhirinovsky party, what can you say with such a pessimistic look, but? you're wrong. all zhirinovsky often criticized the communists, but in this situation, the words once said about lenin are recalled. he died, but his work lives on . the new leader of the ldpr completed today's congress with such a slogan zhirinovsky forever roman sobolev alexey sidorov vladislav dubovitsky vladimir long time tv company ntv today it became known that the west can make an offer to russian businessmen so that they have a chance to leave the sanctions lists for denis talalaev is joining us. denis what kind of method they offer is a peculiar way, but russian businessmen seem to agree with it. russian businessmen can be given the opportunity to pay off the sanctions by voluntarily sending money to restore ukraine, writes the us agen

i'll brisbin the liberal party has lots swathes of blue ribbon hot lab. we've seen that very hot, playful, a former treasure, joshua fraud and berg. he was in the state of 2 young. he was a popular member, a popular deputy leda. he has lost his seat, and these are all the liberal party seeks being lost to the what we call the teal. see these, these are the high profile of female independent candidates, hooping campaigning on climate change. cilla has hair on out as air parts of india and bangladesh are under water after severe floods before the rainy season. ah, and at ham demik come back on his celebrate mexican cultural heritage and its diversity for music. ah, hallow. we've got more of that dusty wind blowing across sir, the middle east there, but so large you dry, clear sky. so we are going to see that wind continuing right along the gulf. others shemelle wind, of course, 42 celsius here in doha, lots of dust and sand pushing down across that eastern side of saudi arabia. hot enough further north, 43 celsius, therefore baghdad, while the more comforta

i'll brisbin the liberal party has swathes of a blue ribbon hot lad with st. very hot, playful, a former treasure, joshua fraud and berg. he was in the state of 2 young. he was a popular member, a popular deputy leda. he has lost his seat, and these old, the liberal party seeks being lost to the what we call the teal. see the, these are the high profile of female independent candidates who been campaigning on climate change. millions of bangkok vases we'll elect a new governor on sunday at the 1st such election in the ty capital in 9 years as a packed field of record. 31 candidates opinion posted yes, independent and opposition. kansas are leading the hail affect the support of 1st time voters is likely to be a key factor. to lead hair on al jazeera wimbledon organizers stand their ground despite the tennis or strength of ranking points. ah, the journey has begun. the 3 full world camp is on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. hello. we've got more that dusty wind blowing across sir, the middle east, starboard lottie, dry clear sky. so we are

hello, today, right now , the same thirty-fourth extraordinary congress of the liberal democratic partyly according to its results we will be able to accurately say. how many candidates will apply for the high post of head of the liberal democratic party, despite the fact that yesterday the council really came out. uh, the party put forward proposed the candidacy of leonid slutsky, i remind you. he really now heads the party fraction, and in the state duma, well, according to the charter, but it is necessary to show up at this very congress, other delegates can do it. only then will the ballots be printed at approximately 11 o'clock. we can tell you for sure . how many candidates will apply to this post, and almost everything is ready for voting, but it will end. it should be around noon, after that it will already be known. he will also lead the liberal democratic party. well , the congress itself, as usual, it takes place at the institute, and international e. yes, i beg your pardon, as usual, it takes place here, at the institute, founded in the ninety-ninth year by vladimir zhirinov

prime minister good ago, when he was thrown out of office, she is hoping to take the seat from the liberal party. so the center, right, incumbent there. and it's looking like she might very well do that, but i will be keeping an eye on that, but dw surgery to thank you for bringing us up to speed. well, that is all for now. next up, our digital technology program shift looking at gaming and the doc web and the issue of human rights. i'm totally illogical for myself and that thank you for with with do you meet about it? unfortunately, she talked and a south, a mother was going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for murdering her 3 daughters. if you could call me back with i see the site that was part of psychosis isn't awful. illness post fordham is a nasty mothers nightmare. starts june, 4th on d. w. all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. that's an article one of the united nations universal declaration of human rights. and you might think that goes without saying, but unfortunately, reality paints a different picture. how can we advocate for human rights on socia

majority. outgoing prime minister scott morrison took responsibility for the losses suffered by the liberal party and announced he stepping down as party leader years president joe biden says he would be willing to meet him. junglin, if a north korean leader is sincere and serious about talks, he repeated his offer of vaccines to pyongyang, which is struggling with a large cove at 19 outbreak. biden is in sol for meetings with his south korean count apart, you and so kill the 2 leaders said they're open to expanding joint military exercises to deter north korea's nuclear threat. it's biden's 1st trip to asia since he took office. switzerland has become the latest nation to confirm a case of monkey pox. 92 infections have been reported across 12 countries. the disease was 1st identified in monkeys in central and west africa. it spreads through close contact, causing body source and fever. about 2000000 people are stranded in northeast and bangladesh after the worst flooding to the region. in decades, at least 10 people have died. so far. officials say the flooding is driven by heavy rains. a major

what we might see as the two name —— two major parties, liberaland labour parties, liberal and labourgetting a smaller share than they have in postwar history. some of these independents are called teal because that is the colour of their election pamphlets and posters which are awash in certain constituencies. i live in bondl constituencies. i live in bondi, i am very lucky to do that and might constituency, wentworth, you just can't move for teal, this colour is everywhere and it's sick mills a "none of the above" feel when it comes to scott morrison and anthony albanese he. a lot of people don't like scott morrison but a lot of people don't think maybe anthony albanese he has the statute thanks statute to be prime minister, that he has been over promoted, not quite ready for the big job. that —— stature. that is why many have turned towards these independents. do they stand a chance? they could because what they could do is make this a hung parliament, nobody emerges with a clear majority and they will actually be the powerbrokers, so to form a government, anthony albanese your sco

he'll step down as leader of the liberal party. it is proper to acknowledge the functioning of our democracy. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not they have delivered their verdict. and i congratulate antony abernathy in the life of potty and i wish him and his government all the very best. my labor has won the most seats in the selection counting continues. and what we don't know is whether or not anthony albanese has a claim. majority of australia faces the prospect of a hung parliament and the labor party needs to do a deal with the minor parties and the independence to govern. sarah clock out 0, sydney, australia. he was present, so biden says he's willing to meet north careers. qindzhong ford talks on security if he's serious and is in so for meetings with his south korean counterpart units took your is martin's 1st trip to asia since he took office last year on st. louis reports from soul on the ground in south korea. a mixed response to us p

he has lost his seat, and these all the liberal party seeks being lost to the what we call the 2. you see these, these are the high profile of female independent candidates who been campaigning on climate change. millions of votes as in bangkok will elect to new governor on sunday as the 1st such election in the ty capital for 9 years. the record $31.00 that candidates opinion polls suggest independent and opposition, kansas a leading the field. these 57 people have died in north, east and bangladesh after the worst floods in decades. millions more stranded officials say the flooding is driven by heavy rain and a rush of water from us. some states in india, those are headlines. news continues on al jazeera after the father, son m a g had ah no, not a from with him. he may have to be honest with a district. yeah. he left with a shooting avita, philistine. ah ah, anything at all. and one of them said less. they're supposed to be fit and then what is funny? some of the men in most custody are both chris to want to me. that was one live will is just if you can watch the video event wi

he is the leader of the liberal party after the election if scott morrison loses.minister. >> the pm back to comment very recently about a prominent anti-transgender candidate this week, what did he say? >> he said he thought many australians were worried about german confirmation surgery for adolescents. it was pointed out to him that the surgery is only legal for people over the age of 18 in australia. a candidate heard the comments and said those comments about compromise and are not relevant to australia. for the liberal parties, this is a sort of call out to suburban voters who might usually go with labor but might feel uncomfortable about transgender action. anyway, we will see on election day, what we? >> you will keep us updated. ben wescott, australian reporter there. hear why wells fargo is leaning toward the defensive side of fixed income. plus -- we will discuss further potential downsides for the yuan, depending on how covid zero plays out in china. that is it for "daybreak: australia." "daybreak: asia" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a very good

she is hoping to take the seat from the liberal party, so the center, right, incumbent there. and it's looking like she might very well do that, but it will be keeping an eye on that, but dw surgery to thank you for bringing us up to speed. well that is all for now, next up our digital technology program shift looking at gaming and the dock web and the issue of human rights. i'm told me a logical for myself and the to thank you for with with me to now.

he'll step down as leader of the liberal party. it is proper to acknowledge the functioning of our democracy. i've always believed in australian and their judgment. and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts. and tonight they have delivered their burdick and i congratulate anthony avenue in the labor party. and i wish him and his government all the very best. while labor has won the most safe in the selection counting continues, and what we don't know is whether or not anthony albany has a clear majority or strategy of faces. the prospect of a hung parliament and the labor party need to do a deal with the minor parties and the independent to govern sure o'clock out 0 city . well, malcolm davis is a senior analyst, the australian strategic policy institute. you joins us from washington, d. c. now thanks for being with us here. how might this result sift? australia is a foreign policy and a number of very important areas. look, i don't think there's going to be dramatic ships. i think that both the labor party, which are

he will step down as leader of the liberal party. it is proper to acknowledge the functioning of our democracy. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not i have delivered their verdict. and i congratulate anthony avenues in the labor party and i wish him and his government all the very best. while labor has won the most seats in the selection counting continues, and what we don't know is whether or not anthony albanese has a claim. majority of australia faces the prospect of a hung parliament and the labor party needs to do a deal with the minor parties and the independence to govern. sir clark out 0 cbw. well, it chris wallace is a professor at university of cambra on the author of how to win an election. earlier. she joined me from cambra and we looked at the significant electoral shift in the selection. the difference in this situation is albany. he is going to have to manage things in a progressive direction, which is going to be quite a change for st

i thought to ski who is now the head of the liberal democratic party of russia, which is a far right party here. he also had some very harsh words. he said that these as i have italian fighters are that have surrendered, should be killed, that there should be capital punishment in force. and that they are, he said that they are animals in human form. there is a sense that they really, at the russians are looking for a very harsh response to the fighters that have surrendered and ad. there really doesn't seem to be much interest, at least on the lower government level for a prisoner exchanged to include members of the as off battalion. while meanwhile, russia is continuing, it's offensive in southern ukraine huddle. hamid is in mc alive, which was bond earlier on wednesday. this is actually a strike that happened at around of 520 this morning. now this is what you see behind is a cluster of one story, residential houses that this is really the epi center of that strike. and everything you can see around me is completely destroyed. they are injured, but no one died in this tribe, which

he will step down as leader of the liberal party. it is proper to acknowledge the functioning of our democracy. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not they have delivered their verdict. and i congratulate anthony avenues in the labor party and i wish him and his government all the very best my labor has won the most seats in the selection counting continues. and what we don't know is whether or not anthony albanese has a clear majority of australia faces the prospect of hung parliament and the labor party needs to do a deal with the minor parties and the independence to govern. sarah clark out 0 sydney was more so to come here at al jazeera, including empty shelves, force drastic action, u. s. military flies and tons of baby formula to fill a critical shortage. plus, i'm charlie on said the can own festival references. treatment of its former colonies being laid back on the big screen. ah, how i would say more of those violent spring storms moving acro