but you can also follow all of manella reporting at al jazeera dot come from sri lanka. we now moved to syria in 2021 on the stream. we marked one decade of war, but we also candidly asked, does anyone even care anymore? since then? we've seen other conflicts take over the headlines, but have a listen to what our guest doctor had saw fluid and aaliyah malik how to say what's happening is, syria is affecting a whole generation of children. it started that seed on crisis, started with children calling for freedom and 55000 of them have been killed, says the beginning of the crisis. their life expectancy was got down by 13 years and then. ready of conflict and there's still you still are the. ready victims of the crisis and unfortunately the international community does not have a solution for them to and this crisis and. ready move towards peace and justice. young children are quite literally the future and i just think how can you build the future on you know, for this generation and with this generation by this generation, when the trauma, so america and there isn't real

howard johnson, bbc news, manella. —— howard johnson, bbc news, manila.s morning people are waking up to these unofficial partially results, and for many who voted for bongbong, this will be seen as a significant victory, but for those who supported macro to, and her message of transparency, clean government, they will be sorely disappointed. now, just as we saw and howard's report there, the elections were marred with these reports of malfunctioning vote counting machines, and according to reports, some 2000 of these machines appeared to be faulty. at the polling station i was out on monday, we have at least three incidents of people coming up to us and saying to us that they are having difficulty feeding their votes through these machines. there was a great deal of frustration on display. 0ne there was a great deal of frustration on display. one of the things i've noticed in my reporting here over the last few days of these elections is just how passionate people are about their right to vote, about their right to vote, about democracy in this country.

if i'm not mistaken, manella since the protest really began. oh, what, where do you see this going? is he able to contain this politically? economically? is he going to be able to, to appease people or to deliver the basics for them not to increasingly get more volatile and violent? that's what he's hoping. and that's what's the appointment of running vicar missing hayes all about essentially trying to sort of steer this ship through some very, very choppy waters at present. because his own team of people that he had surrounded himself with to deal with chill, our economy had let him down so badly. now there. 5 members of his div, that's the president, steve, that have sort of accepted the fact that the president was misled, that he didn't have the right kind of advice from officials, but the at the end of the day, these are not sort of surprises. you've had the opposition for months almost up to a year. if you are more warning of the fact that it's debt has been unsustainable, that it is heading towards a major crisis. weights. foreign currency reserves are concerned, in fact some

w. correspond to general dumas and manella was relying cuz the prime minister has announced his resignation. after months of economic crisis may hinder roger paxis decision to step down from a mass demonstrations which left several people dead. while the prime minister has gone, his brother, president to go to bio roger pack, so it's refusing to step down. as protests continue, the military's been given power to to tell you people without warrants gale's on the streets of colombo, the crisis and your lanka has reached a tipping point. ah, government support does have had enough of the protesters. i don't know how to get them. the bond on that dens and wreak havoc across the campus. she langa is facing its worst economic crisis in decades. it's foreign currency resolves, have virtually run dry, forcing the government to ban all imports. this has led to severe shortages of food fuel and other essential items. many blame the president for economic mismanagement has come up that got a with . 7 prime minister my in that are your bucks, i was. resignation was a small but important degree for the

and he's hoping to win a 6 year tam forms, louis has more from a polling station in the capitol. manella voter turnout has usually been, has consistently been quite high in philippines for the elections, usually around 80 percent is too soon to bring you those numbers. but we have been seeing people queuing on the police station even before polls were opened at 6 in the morning. now polls will stay open till 7 in the evening. those are longer hours than usual. the election commission says this is to accommodate cove at 19 safety measures, but they also said that people outside appalling stations past 7 pm, they will be allowed to vote. beyond that time in those areas, china's exports have hit the lowest level in nearly 2 years as the government continues to enforce a 0 covered policy. our exports rose 3.7 percent and april on the previous year. but that's down sharply from nearly 16 percent in march economic hobbs being locked on for 5 weeks. no, but to contain a covered 19 outbreak. costa rica, new president or jiggle chavez has promised to revive the economy, invest in education and fi

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. >> amazingly, even here in addition health, manella where several local men were shot dead during dutere'slent drug war. elizabeth's son michael was one of them but she says she does not blame the president. something else has swung this and other poor neighborhoods firmly into the marcos camp. fantastic tales of his father's era rculating on social media of living in crime free bliss and of the vast wealth, not stolen, but kept hidden to be returned to the people. >> we know that marcos deposited the philippines'money in an offshore account that was not under his name. he was just at the signatory. if bongbong wins he can get the funds back for us. >> she has been studying the pro-marcos social media campaign fr its starts several years ago. she has washed it swell into a torrent of craftily edited videos recasting the marcos era as a golden age of prosperity. >> i think it was a perfect storm for the marcoses, not just because they have enough wealth to wage the information war against the filipino people and filipino history. it is also about the failure of the administration that rebui

and by the way, german spiegel published a more extended version of the interview with natalie was manella. and after several hours deleted, he's the don't have any doubts why. harry watched all those videos, video deals who might ask a question, why would you grade invite to stay their fellow citizens and such a condescending denigrating in human weight in humane way? why would they disco, ukrainian citizen, not care about the think of the civilians. the answer is very simple, yet difficult to digest as all but then in another nationalist simply do not treat this population as their equals as fellow citizens of their country. let's watch some witnesses give him proof of such shameful situation. a not important leisure that took underwood touching the sadistic cruelty of the ukrainian militia towards the russian attorneys. we intentionally will not demonstrate today that element videos, but there are plenty of them in the social media. russian soldiers with arms tightened behind the backs a shot in their legs. their thoughts are being cut. they are beaten all over, and their bones are bein

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the hope would bring about the future with manella killed. why urge all the bernice people to go out and vote, it doesn't matter who they support attending the vote will give us the chance to make their reforms for it. but their country as a can chew my i'd number the lebanese society is deeply polarized bees. arsic there in loyalties. some political parties here are regarded as more powerful than the state itself. and attentions could pose a threat to waters. the interior ministry has deployed some 45000 troops to ensure the security and transparency of his elections. a total of $718.00 candidates are running for the $128.00 seats in parliament, equally divided between muslims and christians. however, neither the muslims nor the christians are united in lebanon. traditionally, 2 competing camps have been dominate in politics for nearly 2 decades. the much 8 coalition that includes brought iranian and prosperity and party is allied christian for the patio to woman and she was them as will law and m al moment on the other side has been much 14

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howard johnson, bbc news, manella. a lot of passion in these elections, i've certainly been witnessing that for myself while i've been here reporting on the elections, one of the things that really struck me was the number of people at the polling station who had come to make their vote, who had made up their minds already. it was a very complicated enormous election, but also just in the polling station that we were at on monday, we had at least three people come up to us and expressed frustration at the fact that they weren't able to feed their ballots into the voting machines. a lot of these questions as howard pointed out in his report, leading to some filipinos questioning the integrity of the vote, but at the same time, we are also hearing from the main rival who, we are also hearing from the main rivalwho, in we are also hearing from the main rival who, in what appears to be a sort of concession statement or some sort of concession statement or some sort of statement indicating she has indeed accepted some of th

latest protest calling for the government to resign as it faces at work you can on crisis in 70 years. manella fernandez has moved from colombo, the trade unions that are behind the organizing of the strike say that it is very successful. i'm standing here in the heart of one of columbus mean commercial districts. it's a wholesale and retail capital. and if you can just see over my shoulder, it's almost sort of deserted. all the shops pretty much are shuttered and bear in mind this is very much an area that does millions of rupees or dollars worth of business a day. and everyone has extend this support to the strike lexington. the philippines will be held on monday with the poll that's being described as the most important in the country's history. the top 2 contenders of frontrunner fund san marcos junior and vice president lenny robledo. marcos is the son of former president. first san marcos who was ousted in people's uprising in 1986 powerful tornadoes have left thousands of people without power. in the u. s. state of oklahoma homes and businesses were damaged and wednesday night storms, w

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and until then they're brought as we're continue. manella fernando is the very latest from colombo. thanks very much. michelle. members of the un security council, have urged the taliban to respect the rights of women and girls. afghan women have been ordered to cover up completely in public. the you k is ambassador to the un says it's critical to protect the gains made for women's rights over the past 2 decades. hard to see that the international community and importantly, the afghan people will ever respect the taliban as legitimate authorities. if this is the future for africa, stone that they pursue because half its population of women and girls who will not and should not have to accept to life banished to the sidelines. north korea says 6 people have died from what it's calling an exclusive spread of fever. the country has under a nation wide lock down after it announces 1st official case of current virus on thursday. since then, it said a 187000 people are being isolated and treated is one of the few countries that hasn't been vaccinated as population. south korea's, as it pl

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or this whole time and often others, his life was in columbia. manella tell us what the latest was basically after that clam down in a bid to put the handle on the sort of clashes that broke out between the supporters. essentially, the supporters of the government was specifically supporters of the prime minister mind around 2 bucks a and goes or 4 weeks now have been calling for the president, the prime minister and the government to resign. they see they don't have anything great ability left and they do not want them in positions of government and they must leave. this all happen essentially this morning and the clashes have been violent. we are seeing the hospital, the director of the hospital saying that as many as 20 people are being treated. and there was a huge amount of violence and crashes, even the opposition leader who went to the site was a board. and people actually started trying to assault the opposition leader and his entourage, and they had to be to quick exit zone. what's the context of this? me know, how is it come to this? so as i said, 4 weeks now, we have seen this ong

hello there manella concerning development. no doubt the impacts of the lack of fuel will be wide spread. that's right, a, it's not as if the fuel shortages are not biting. already. cues are stretching for kilometers at, at every petro station. but we're actually hearing almost the big picture. the real story from the newly appointed prime minister on a vicar missing her, who is essentially put the cards on the table and told the country that we just have petro for one more day. obviously they are expecting some shipments of petrol stalks over the next coming days. but obviously the issue of foreign currency is a major concern. a diesel, obviously again, after days of shortages, the prime minister saying that these will arrive in the country, but warning in an address to the nation. the 1st since he took oats, as prime minister, that the coming months are going to be some of the hardest. this country has ever gone through. so obviously this affects all factors of life, not just the industrial sector, the manufacturing sector, d

do get closer, we're, we're going to go be checking in with you, but for now, foreign slurry and manella. thank you very much indeed. and turns fighting's, continuing. the ukrainian city will dare settlers strategically important black sea port. ukraine's military says at least one person's been killed and 5 others have been wounded in russian air strikes. they say a shopping center and a warehouse have been hit. and the past week rushes targeted several turns in the southern region. on the australia forced the european union council president to take cover. charles michelle was visiting the city to emphasize its importance for exports of grain which had been blocked for the war. a delays are adding to a global food crisis. un secretary general until he of the terrorists has made a plea for more financial support for moldova, europe's poorest station. the population of around 4000000 is hosting 800000 ukranian refugees and other 350000 have been processed there. patella's in certain countries to do whatever it takes to help. although a deal with the humanitarian crisis, the impact of wha

but how is it fed well, yes, we are here at the business district in the capital. manella and supporters are basically eager to show just how influential they have been over the last few months. there are thousands of supporters here from different sectors. majority of then young people. we've spoken to many of them. a lot of them actually 1st time voters their 1st time to register to vote. and they say basically that campaign to push for vice president lanyard. rather, the only female candidate is more than just ensuring that she becomes the next president, but also kind of an act of defiance against the last 6 years of president of the good that there this fall is these. these are young people who say they are shedding their fears, they are pushing back also against the possible return of the martha says. and you know, despite this thousands of supporters here over the last few months, opera vice president lanyard. brad has been trailing in local surveys, but mark was junior. the son of the former president has been displayed front runner of this elections, but they see the situation o

that he's hoping to win a 6 year term forms where he has more from a polling station in the capital manella or the government has declared monday a public holiday, so people get more people can come out to vote. down voter turnout has usually been has consistently been quite high in philippines for the elections. usually around 80 percent is too soon to bring you those numbers, but we have been seeing people queueing out of the police station even before polls were open at 6 in the morning. now polls will stay open till 7 in the evening. those are longer hours than usual. the election commission says this is to accommodate cove at 19 safety measures, but they also said that people outside of polling stations past 7 pm, they will be allowed to vote beyond that time in those areas. we have already started getting reports of voting irregularities, inconsistencies, as well as vote by in one instance, a vote that was cost did not match the voting slip that was issued by a vote counting machine. but it's too early to tell just how wide spread this is. it has to be noted though, that in 2016 back

or let's talk terminal life now from colombo manella. things are a little common up at the curfew has been extended. that's right. initially, we were expecting it to be lifted as of this morning at 7 o'clock, but as things intensified late into the night yesterday, the authorities decided to extend that island wide curfew into the early hours of wednesday morning. but as you can see around me may be over my shoulder. i mean, the one thing that's as large as life is a smouldering bus. and there are many of those dotting colombo are basically remnants of watch protested. had set on the buses that brought all of these my him the roger boxes, supporters for that meeting that the prime minister had before. they then went and unleashed violence on protesters who had been calling for the resignation of the raja fox brothers and the government. so a large military presence in colombo that we've been driving around and seeing, we hear that this is the same around the country as well as the authorities try to get a handle on and get the situation

as senators and members of congress funds that he has more from a polling station in the capital manella. well, the government has declared monday a public holiday. so people get more people can come out to vote, down voter turnout has usually been has consistently been quite high in philippines for the elections. usually around 80 percent is too soon to bring you those numbers . but we have been seeing people queueing out at the police station even before polls were opened at 6 in the morning. now pulls will stay open till 7 in the evening. those are longer hours than usual. the election commission says this is to accommodate cove at 19 safety measures, but they also said that people outside of polling stations past 7 pm, they will be allowed to vote beyond that time in those areas. we have already started getting reports of voting irregularities, inconsistencies, as well as vote by in one instance, a vote that was cost did not match the voting slip that was issued by a vote counting machine. but it's too early to tell just how white spread this is. it has to be noted though, that in 20

okay, let's talk to michelle, who's life for us in the capitol manella where we're saying earlier that it's a bit commoner that curfews you were talking about. your report has been extended until wednesday. what is the risk that we're going to see more violence at the moment? from water we've seen on the streets in colombo, are things seem to have settled to some extent. obviously there is a curfew extended to wednesday morning. that is a heavy military presence on our way. here we got stopped at multiple check points, manned by the air force, some by the army and the navy is out. the police is out. so very much, those celtic scenes where you saw a protest, there's a sort of taking all the law into their own hands. they seem to have retreated back into their homes. that anger, that frustration that really spilled over on to the streets seems to have abated for the moment. rob, the protest has been calling for the full resignation of the government. we've seen the prime minister go now his brother, the president, is under, under pressure to go as welsh. what is the response of the gover

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as manella fernandez, reports from columba seems like this outside this patrol station in columbus are quite common. we've got lot of people waiting for information outside officers of federal sessions to find out how long they're going to have to wait. now the prime minister run over grimacing her told the country that there was just enough stocks for one day. and from what we're hearing and looking at scenes in pedro stations like this, it seems that those talks have been exhausted. people desperate you have hundreds of taxes, just down the road from here. waiting for supplies. mortar is basically a frozen, unable to do any of their day to day activities. the worst part about all of this is despite queuing a some, as long as 24 hours, they have no hope of obtaining any fuel. now obviously, in terms of the political frond, the crisis front, we've got a new prime minister who has been sworn in promising to address the situation. but he is not a miracle worker by any means. and despite the fact that he says he's appealing to the international community, drawing on a lot of those good co

lawrence, thank you very much and that's florence lou, bring us up to date from the capital manella there for more than this. we're going to be joined by richard handout and he's a political scientist. he's joining us from another very good to have you with us on the al jazeera. i want to talk to you about the, the marcus campaign, the macos family, as is known for having been linked to human rights abuses and, and corruption in the past. and the campaign has been accused of essentially re writing history, and yet, macos further than law has junior does seem to be doing well in the polls. why is it the people in the philippines are willing to accept the old us? oh, well, 1st of all, let's not forget the reason why freeland morgan ginger is doing so well at this based on pre election service, is because presidential daughter's sanitary thing was even an, in an even more doorman position for the vice presidential race, decided not to contest the presidency, in fact, last year before the elections further than margaret junior was only number 3 in the pre election service, he was at only 13 t

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the hope will bring about the future with manella kill . i urge all the bernice people to go out and vote. it doesn't matter who they support at sending the vote will give us the chance to make their reforms for it, but their country as a can, she'll my, i'd number the lebanese society is deeply polarized bees arsic that in loyalties some political parties here are regarded as more powerful than the state itself and attentions could pose a threat to waters. the interior ministry has deployed some 45000 troops to ensure the security and transparency of his elections. a total of $718.00 candidates are running for the $128.00 seats in parliament, equally divided between muslims and christians. however, neither the muslims nor the christians are united in lebanon. traditionally, 2 competing camps have been dominate in politics for nearly 2 decades. the much 8 coalition that includes brought iranian and prosperity and parties allied christian for the patio to moment and she was them, his will law and m al moment on the other side has been much 1

demand for president got arbitrage, boxer the prime minister and the cabinet to go or more resign manella. you mentioned convent there. what's actually happening inside and politically. so basically the 3rd party is the government as well as the opposition are trying to sort of assert their power in parliament or the government keep saying that it still holds the majority, but the opposition, doubting that they have brought a no confidence motion against the government as well as an impeachment motion, but the issue is whether that's going to be taken up. so a lot of sort of a horse trading and wrangling going on. but the question is, what's going to happen and how the government, or will the government be able to prove its power still within the parliament? renelle fernandez, live in columbia for us. thank you for that. record heat wave in india has increased demand for electricity and lead to power cuts. the crisis is, highlighting is dependence on co imports as power stations faced the biggest shortages in 6 years. these with her on him, reports from new delhi mahash command was suppos

all right, let's get the rwandan government's perspective on this genius now from google is yolanda manella. she is the government's spokesperson. welcome to the program, yolande mcclure at 1st of all, what is the government's reaction to this lawsuit? well, the civil suit that justin fired up in the us is the baseless and it's frivolous. that is the family, say the recessive beginner was nerd. tricked and abducted. his human rights have been abused and violated. he's been tortured. i'm receiving no medicine. what do you say to that will much and grant he was united because he's a subject of an arrest warrant. he was part of a law enforcement operation a to you, i had to wonder where he was arrested and he was charged with very serious charge of the long side 20 other co accused. they received a transparent and fair trial where very comprehensive and overwhelming evidence was presented, and he was convicted of leading, supporting an armed group, made up of jealousy, dead from the r c, who killed wanda's at least 9 of them. the youngest of almost 13. and he is now serving 25 years in prison.