military says palestinian gunmen opened fire in the illegal aerial settlement and then fled to saint m. u. k is sent a minister to the british virgin islands for talks after the territories premier was arrested in the u. s. andrew, far he and a port official are facing drug trafficking and money laundering charges. hundreds of haitians have protested against gang violence that's killed at least 20 people. this wake crowds gathered on friday, shouting insults of the government and police who have lost control of past the capital. puerto prince. 3 officers were wounded. bo trying to take back districts from gains and the latest fighting started on sunday. forcing thousands from a hans as men, while rap line reports the sound of gunshots on the streets of haiti's capital, paula prince, at least 20 people have been killed over the past week alone. many of them caught in the crossfire of rival gangs. my husband died and left you 3 children. the situation is difficult for me. i don't know what to do violently to gangs has forced thousands of residents to flee their neighborhoods. many like mary de

m u k. the last few years and why is this happening now? and yeah, i think it's really important to think about how we got here. and i think is the short term in the longer term picture. and we need to look at both of those things . so if we look at what happens is the conservatives have come in to power. they really honed in on anti immigration and anti asylum sentiment. so a very good example of this is during the high, if the pandemic critique to tell her british home secretary was essentially whipping up hysteria about people crossing the channel. so whilst we were being told that our common humanity was all that really made in the context of a global health crisis, the government were dehumanizing and also mistreating many of these people. and i think one of the things to say about this in relation to some of the previous things that been said is that the aims are the wrong names. that one of the reasons that people are making these journeys, these very, very, very risky journeys, they'll know that they are going missing their lives wh

and that could be even more on the way we've heard from both the e u m, the u. k. that they are still possibly more sanctions that could be leveled against russia. and as we know. ringback those sanctions do have a blow back for countries in the west, the ones who are imposing them in the 1st place. so if there are more sanctions than they could be bigger problems yet to come, i shall japan scheme any thanks for that updates. i mean, while the head of the international monetary funds say, is western sanctions against russia threatened to erode the dominance of the us dollar a crystelina, georgia of us a, there's a global trend towards other currencies playing a big role. the unprecedented financial sanctions imposed on russia after its invasion of ukraine threatened to gradually dilute the dominance of the u. s. dollar and result in a more fragmented international monetary system. want to discuss this less costly to human rights and a human, a labor rights lawyer down cuz i like many thanks to joins in the program. it's great to see don and what's your take on the

along with many of the hikes, and they could be even more on the way we've heard from both the e u m b u k. that they are still possibly move sanctions that could be leveled against russia. and as we know, those sanctions do have a blowback for countries in the west, the ones who are imposing them in the 1st place. so if they're almost sanctions than they could be bigger problems yet to come. meanwhile, the head of the international monetary fund stays western sanctions against russia, threatened to erode the dominance of the us dollar. crystelina. georgia of us as there is a global trend towards other currencies playing a bigger role. the unprecedented financial sanctions imposed on russia after its invasion of ukraine threatened to gradually dilute the dominance of the u. s. dollar and result in a more fragmented international monetary system. a us human and labor rights lewis a is european states. the fed up with being used by washington against russia. you know, as i've said, for years the u. s. is going to sanction itself out of the world economy. and that we see that happening. you k

and they could be even more on the way we've heard from both the e u m b u k. that they are still possibly move sanctions that could be leveled against russia. and as we knew. ringback those sanctions, we do have a blow back for countries in the west, the ones who are imposing them in the 1st place. so if they're almost function, then they could be big problems yet to come. the executive vice president of the eurasia center says that sanctioning russia, such an integral part of international supply chains, could cause a global economic lapse. well, i think the, you know, we, we know about the energy side. i mean, the huge impact on energy. and i understand that the u. s. is trying to get the europeans and others not to buy and boycott rushes, gas and their energy. so what's going to, what's going to happen it'll, it'll force further, economic hardship, not just energy prices but, but that will ripple into the manufacturing community manufacturing sector in, in europe. the other side is, is food we talked about food, 50 percent of the food comes from that region

planning meeting a couple years ago when they were coming out with this plan between rwanda and the u. k. m. amy, bring you in here. what is the duty of the u. k? when somebody arrives in the u. k. what is the duty if they are saying we are a cyber seekers? we are seeking asylum? what should the u. k. be doing with those people? thank you, phemie. the u. k. has an obligation to ensure access to its territory for people seeking asylum and access to an asylum procedure with due process expelling. asylum seekers who arrived by boat or by lori, irregularly, and expelling them to rolanda is just shirking its responsibilities under the refugee convention under international law. and it really needs to be ensuring that it is opening its borders, not closing them to individuals that are seeking protection. i'm going to bring in the voice of journals enlightened mccalla wrong. she has decided that the announcement of this new asylum seeking process in the u. k. is connected to politics. you may not agree here, maria, but have a listen and then bounce off the back with your thoughts. his mckaden this

back home in the u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the so called a party gave controversy. johnson's come under intense pressure after being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of the pandemic. and if enough m p. 's vote in favor than the matter will be referred to parliament's privileges committee. thousands of people have been killed in explosions across multiple cities in august on the northern city of missouri. sharif conduce and the eastern provinces, province of new gar har had been targeted. the bloss and missouri sharif happened during afternoon prayers, killing 22 people, videos show bodies lying inside one of the biggest, she almost in the country. another explosion and conduce has killed 4 people near the airports and a blast, and none gerhardt province has killed at least 4 members of the taliban. china's presidents, as his government back talks to resolve international disputes, but opposes the use of sanctions in the video mes

u. k. prime ministers ruled out the possibility of british troops officially fighting ukraine against the russian army. meanwhile, the russian foreign ministry, post person said the p. m. was aware the situation surrounding those u. k. nationals. forrest johnson recently visited key, as is certainly aware of the situation surrounding the u. k. nationals, he will respond soon, and les tress will tell you what the british were doing there. but what assume was shoot up by and lodge salenti ski has a free hand today to finally strangle political freedoms in ukraine were. sa lensky could not have an honest and democratic dialogue with fit to mid for chak in a fair political competition. in fact, we see a typical dictator in the center of europe, and unfortunately today, both forest johnson and mac cron and other european leaders turn a blind eye to this. they see it like this. if so, lensky does something bad to russia than this is our guy. but for such reasons, they will turn a blind eye to political trials to the arrests of prominent opposition. political leaders, such as victim advocate carrots and to the activities of nationalists and radicals . a lot of whom are insid

u. k. p m. boss johnson accuses russia of committing war crimes. joining me now from miami, florida is madame benjamin, the co founder of grassroots, anti war and geo code pink. thank you so much for coming back on. you know, you been campaigning against nature wars for decades. do you think vladimir putin is actually now united the world behind nato, nato, the organization that you've been so critical of for years? absolutely. we were looking forward to the june meeting in nato that is happening in madrid, organizing around it, saying, you know, this is the time to really take the air out of nato to show that after afghanistan and the fiasco there. that nato is really an aggressive military alliance. that is looking towards china now and saying that china is a threat and really is, is looking for a purpose. and thanks to booting now, nato has its purpose. it's more united than ever. we were criticizing action so much how the u. s. was pushing the nato countries to fulfill the goal of spending

and back in the u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether john's misled parliament on the so called party gate control. busy johnson has come under pressure after being fined by police for holding parties down the street at the height of the pandemic date. with the headlines. more news coming up right off the witness. ah, who all with a real love of move wouldn't you know that? okay with you know with my dad is looking for an attitude up by convention. sure. with the liberty with mike, i'm probably gonna pull that more so you know what i hear, but he didn't go with duck, you know estoppel, both the date you said with the book music one book michigan. lower way in a lump of america. what, what promotion is to burglary bureau. some of the of you does the some of us by fees, media pretty little do not stimulus. that's the beauty to the peer reviews, just too much room to commit a 70. when the ged ship, all buddhist workers should you should be rather so. oh boy, we'll talk, we'll talk a little slow. the go. lo

if you to meet the indian prime minister there and remotely in you deli, on friday, back in the u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the 2nd party gave control. c. johnson has come under intense pressure of being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of the pandemic. if enough m. p 's vote in favor. the matter will be referred to parliament privileges committee. china's president has his government backs and talks to resolve international disputes, but opposes uses sanctions in the video message to the annual bow form for asia shooting, pay war against what he called, a cold war mentality and unilateral sanctions. it comes a day after leap video from the chinese navy showing an advanced anti ship mis. i'll designed to destroy aircraft carriers, katrina, you as more from beijing and one had we had chinese president, she didn't thing talk about the need for world peace and countries to work together . but on wednesday we had a video which appears to be link leaked by the chinese navy and shows a hypersonic missile being

back in the u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the so called party gate controversy. johnson's come under intense pressure after being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of a panoramic. if enough nps vote in favor, the matter will be referred to parliament's privileges committee. let's go live that a london i was there was john hall is outside parliament. judah, johnson has a big majority in parliament. i mean, how likely is that he's going to be end up investigated by parliament 5, likely as it's looking at the revenue in about 40 minutes so. so that labor party motion will come before the house calling for upon them, entry investigation to where the bar is. johnson lied to be deliberately misled. that when he said in december that no rules had been broken in respect to these alleged parties that had gone on in downing street during periods of covert lockdown. remember, he has received a fine for attending one of those parties. his ow

m. was aware of the situation surrounding those u. k. nationals. boris johnson recently visited kiev is certainly aware of the situation surrounding the u. k. nationals, he will respond soon and live trust will tell you what the british were doing there . but my son was sure to by and large soleski has a free hand today to find the strangle political freedoms in ukraine with so lensky could not have an honest and democratic dialogue with the victim adventure in a fair political competition. in fact, we see a typical dictator in the center of europe and unfortunately today, but as far as a macro and other european leader will turn a blind eye to this. they see it like this. so if he does something back to russia, then this is our guy. such reasons they will turn a blind, died political trials to the arrests from an opposition political leaders such as victim advocate unto the activities the nationalists and radicals. a lot of humour inside the army the head of the european commission has said that the use considering the 6th round of rus

u. k. politicians as he will resign as an m p. after admitting to watching pornography twice in the lower house of parliament. meal power says he 1st viewed the material accidentally after looking at tractors online. the 2nd time was while he was waiting to vote in the house of commons. there now be a bi election in his constituency, in devon, in southwest england. ah, we look at the main stories are following us, our and ukrainian soldiers of fighting village by village and the countries east to hold off. russian forces have been pounding the dumbass region. but western intelligence suggest russian troops only making minor advances. the offensive as days bind schedule. russia says nato countries are preventing a ceasefire by sending weapons to ukraine. and an hours of military figure is saying that 20 civilians have left the mary paul still works complex. with a been sheltering there is still talk thought to be about 2000 people living in conditions that are really deteriorating in a vast network of underground tunnels. and bunke

much so that this is now a common sight, statues boarded up and hidden away m on con, our desert keith, russia has banned the u. k. prime minister bras, johnson, and several other top officials from entering the country. the kremlin says it's in response to british sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine and accused the u. k of hostile actions and deliberately aggravating the conflict. rescuers in south africa, a continuing to search for survivors in the aftermath of the worth flooding for 6 decades. authorities are released to emergency funds to help tens of thousands of people left without food or shelter. many 400 people have been killed. dozens more . have been injured me. the miller has more na from durban. aside from the ongoing rain which is hampering some of the recovery efforts and even the rebuilding people continue to be cut off from electricity and water, especially in areas like this. and what they've done now is they've been forced to use a 1st water pipe to get water. you see people having to climb up and down the steep slope to the water pipe, collected in buckets and returned to their homes. we

ministry spokeswoman claims the p. m. knows far more than he's letting on. boris johnson, who recently visited keith, is certainly aware of the situation surrounding the u. k. nationals, he will respond soon, and les tress will tell you what the british were doing there. well, even aside from the most res britton's clearly been doing plenty there already, 2 countries standing side by side in the fight against russia, but who's leading? who? ilia q? i, former ukrainian parliament member and opposition? politician who had to leave the country amid rising tensions earlier this year says that both britain and nato are pursuing their own goals in ukraine. the pools renewed 3 on glasgow walks. there is growing demand and u. k. society to evacuate the captured britons. johnson has been in a week position since everyone learned about how he was parting during the logged out. he has a lot of problems and he's trying to solve them by becoming directly involved in the conflict between ukraine and russia. for his johnson came to keith to solve his own problems and to support president zalinski had of yet more crimes. the lansky will have to commit himself with the wes

m knows far more than he's letting on. boris johnson, who recently visited keith, is certainly aware of the situation surrounding the u. k. nationals, he will respond soon, and les tress will tell you what the british were doing there. even aside from the most raised, britons clearly been doing plenty there already. 2 countries standing side by side in the fight against russia, but whose leading, who? amid the war in ukraine and of the sanctions imposed against russia. the when's chief says global food and energy supplies as well as financial systems have been disrupted and will inevitably lead to an increase in poverty and hunger in developing countries. now russia has traditionally been a substantial food exported to many regions in the world and is also a major supplier of fertilizers used in food production. ukraine and russia produced 30 percent of the world's wheat and barley, a 5th of the corn, and more than half of the sunflower oil. moscow has condemned the western sanctions as damaging global supply chains. we spoke to people in kenya, one country facing a shortage of some products, a bid, rising living costs,

ministry spokeswoman claims the p. m. knows far more than he's letting on. boris johnson, who recently visited keith, is certainly aware of the situation surrounding the u. k. nationals, he will respond soon, and les tress will tell you what the british were doing there. well, even aside from the most res britton's clearly been doing plenty, there already. 2 countries standing side by side in the fight against russia, but who's leading, who he crane has released a new video showing detained. opposition? think a victim medivan joke, possibly speaking under duress, asking to be part of the prisoners swap deal with russia young. if you believe my name is, victor midville shook, and i would like to address russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president of latimer zalinski with a request for the ukranian side to change me for the defenders and residence of mario poll. we are still there today and have no means of safely leaving the city through humanitarian corridors. going to doesn't get any akiva, a foamy ukrainian parliament member and opposition fake. i have had to leave the country early this year. so nato is pursuing its own goals in ukraine. th

m knows far more than he's letting on boris johnson, who recently visit at k ave certainly aware of the situation surrounding the u. k. nationals, he will respond soon and least trussville tell you what that british were doing. that well, even aside from the most res britton's, clearly been doing plenty there already, 2 countries standing side by side in the fight against russia. but who's leading, who? it's not just ukraine, that's been getting military assistance from the u. k. as it belgrade alleges that london is quote, arming terrorists by supplying weapons to the breakaway serbian region of kosovo. now it has been reported that london has already sent 50 anti tank missiles systems to kosovo with another 20 on their way. and britain is supposed to train because of those troops on how to use them. serbian president alexander church is expected to request the british prime minister to officially comment on the arms deliveries be heard from serbian parliament member milos by george, who accuses nato member states of fighting international laws. lights still be. nature wants to provoke a conflict between sab bear

m. however, the presence of the liberty to fortify that there is no reason to kind of an emergency meeting. as they put the u. k. does not believe that the situation in which he's calling for immediate attention of the security council. this is a unilateral assertion of the u. k. presidency not to do so. decision of the council members. you can see clearly now what they are, all based order promoted by the u. k. and other western countries means in the real life, it means them imposing come for the bottles with total disregard of international law. and that was the rules of procedure of the un security council. these behavior is very illustrative and the reveals through attitudes of the west to the ukrainian people. while blocking the discussion on which are a clear cut vacation in classic classic gibber style, that is going to have serious implications for international peace and security of the western delegations. and asked to kind of mean a security council meeting on the educational wilson. i've guys done some time ago some time ago, so you can see where they are. priority is up. the reason why the worst a

m knows far more than he's letting on boris johnson, who recently visit at k at this certainly aware of the situation surrounding the u . k. nationals, he will response sin and least trussville. tell you what that british, what day that well, even aside from the most res britton's clearly been doing plenty, they are already 2 countries standing side by side in the fight against russia, but who's leading, who? former ukrainian parliament member ilia kiva says that both britain and nato military alliance are pursuing their own goals and ukraine. look a little so new to you. on the schools, there's growing demand and you pay society to evacuate. the capture. britton's johnson has been in a week position since everyone learned about how he was partying during the log down. he has a lot of problems and he's trying to solve them by becoming directly involved in the conflict between ukraine and russia. for his johnson came to key if to solve his own problems and to support president laskey had of yet more crimes. the lansky will have to commit the west long ago chose a convenient strategy of war and standoff against russia u

ministry spokeswoman claims the p. m. knows far more than he's letting on boris johnson, who recently visit at k. uh, they certainly aware of the situation surround in the u. k. nationals, he will response in an least trusts will tell you what that british were doing that well, even aside from the most res britton's clearly been doing plenty there already. 2 countries standing side by side in the fight against russia, but who's leading, who? alright now, amid the war in ukraine and the sanctions imposed against russia, the u. n is chief, says global food and energy supplies, as well as financial systems have been disrupted, and will inevitably lead to an increase in poverty and hunger in developing countries as well. beyond ukraine's borders. far out of the media's attention, the war has become a silent attack on the developing world. the crisis could plunge up to 1700000000 people, more than a 5th of the global population into poverty and hunger on a scale that has not been seen in decades. russia has traditionally been a substantial food exporter to many regions in the world, and is also a major supplier of fertilizers used in food production. ukraine a

u. k politician ali hobby ali, a british citizen repeatedly. that the conservative m p in an attack last october, alice said it was revenge for the lawmakers. support of s strikes and syria. prosecutors said the thought was inspired by i. so i this catch up on the weather, his car. hello there for south america. much of the wet weather has been concentrated across the northern half in recent weeks, but things are changing. we're seeing a shift. it is going to get wetter in the south in the days to come, but we're still seeing, oh showers and storms rumbling all the way from peru across to the guy and has some of the heaviest falls expected across northern areas of brazil. but the south will see the rush of thunderstorms pull up across northern areas of argentina moving from uruguay and paraguay towards the coast. and if we have a look at the 3 day for sao paolo where we are going to see a cool down rather dramatically by the time we get to thursday, and those thunderstorms kick in similar story for rio, we'll see rain here for much of the weekend as we had to central

u. k. germany warning though that switching off is dependence. i've nights will have huge rama k ramifications for the, for the economy. charlotte m, when the at the meeting that's taking place a week behind you right now as we speak. do we expect the 2 leaders to discuss delivery of new arms to ukraine? that is indeed, been speculation that will also form pause if the talks that are going on. and we'll say the press conference that we are expecting in a short time. now, gemini is also facing criticism about being and to slow on it's a delivery of weapons, a to ukraine, the u. k. for it pot has made a very big deal about the, about the weapons that it is supplied so far. indeed it hosted ukrainian and delegation this week showing, having more talks on a weapons deliveries and announcement is expected on that imminently, perhaps as soon as this week. so it is possible that that will come up in the talks that a ending deed we know that ukraine is cooling from wool weapons, weapons weapons in its woods. i shall, as you're reporting, we're showing pictures of inside downing street to the press room there because we're waiting for a germany or chancell

u. k. politician david amos, british citizen ali harvey ali repeatedly stabbed the conservative m p and an attack last october. ali said it was revenge for the politician support the asterix and syria. prosecutors said the attack was inspired by iso in mexico, only about a 5th of eligible voters have taken part in a referendum to decide whether the president should step down on that manual love has augured or went ahead with the vote, even though his position did not appear to be at risk. those he did vote. alva overwhelmingly support him. manuel rob powerpoints from mexico city. a mexican citizens took to the polls on sunday for a 1st ever national referendum to decide the political fate of president and this manuel nope, is overt other outside this polling station in mexico city, many seemed eager to cast their votes, no mass in fort phantom. i think the most important thing is that this exercise will keep happening in the future independent of this president in the future. this will be an opportunity that citizens didn't have in the past. but okay, is i think it's good and positive.

m. f of a change in the exchange rate. but invading a neighboring country is not grounds for expulsion. financial leaders from the u. s, canada and the u. k. boycotted the virtual meeting with russia's finance minister on wednesday. but at risk in this process of isolating russia is the entire global economic order. in particular, the future of the group of 20 nations, the g 20, which has play the dominant, rolled and rebuilding the world's economy since the recession in 2000. the date that organisation is unfortunately defunct now with russia being isolated from the global financial system and trying to trying to play both ways. so there is no global economic coordinating mechanism. and that means countries will try to retreat and protect their own finance as much as possible. and that is precisely the type of dangerous unilateral action, the i m f, and the g 20 within it was formed to prevent mike and i'll just 0 washington fella had on al jazeera, china's president pushes back on sanctions without directly mentioning russia's invasion of ukraine details coming up the here's her whether in a minute 15 still disturbed weather for the wes

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defense links to moscow near the chocolate m as high yield on it, but it be so we have agreed to increase our co operation in the defense sector. we welcome the u. k. support for a self reliant india in all sectors. manufacturing, technology, design and development up my i'm new catherine met. we emphasize the need for an immediate cease fire in crane and the use of dialogue and diplomacy for resolving issues. dialogue we reiterated the importance of respect for the regional integrity and sovereignty of all nation is funky chip 3. what we're doing is taking forward an ambitious 10 year road map, but british indian relations that we agreed last year was great to see you at the g 7 a. but, oh, since then, the threats of, of autocratic coercion have grown even further. and it's that full vital that we deepen our cooperation. so today we've agreed a new and expanded defense and security partnership, a decades long commitment that will not only forge tighter bonds between us, but support your go and the render of make in india. or let's speak to brahman celine about this is a professor of strategic studies at the center for policy research. and a forme

u. k. prime minister boris johnson, is expected to apologize to parliament. after being fined by police for breaking his own government's coven 19 locked down rules. it'll be his 1st appearance before m. p. since last week's fine. johnson's resisting cause from the opposition to resign of the so called party gates scandal. let's go live for london. i'll just see was john hollis outside parliament. jonah will that apology when it comes a piece. his critics well, he's running roughly 1520 minutes. so also late at the moment, far as johnson still not in the house, but when he does speak, it'll be the 1st time that he's stood up in front of n p's. after receiving a fine during the easter recess, one of the number of fines headed out to senior members of the government by the metropolitan police. as part of that on going into investigation into allegations of rule breaches. specifically, parties that took place in 10 downing street during periods of code locked out. he will, as you said, offer a full throated apology. he will offer to, he has offered to set the record straight. he will say that people deserve better, are entitled to expect better from their leaders, from the people who ma